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plaintiff and defendant in this case, think their names are treasures to be safeguarded jealously. From the surname Brennan, plaintiff's predecessor coined a trademark he used for his restaurant. Defendant, also named Brennan, attached to that surname his first name of Terrance and used these names as a mark for his restaurant. Thus, the stage for the trademark litigation before us was set. BACKGROUND 2 Plaintiff Brennan's, Inc. (Brennan's New Orleans, plaintiff, or appellant) owns and operates the restaurant "Brennan's," founded in 1946 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Plaintiff registered the name Brennan's pursuant to the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1051 et seq., as a trademark for its restaurant services. The validity of that mark is not disputed. Plaintiff operates one other restaurant, "Owen Brennan's Restaurant," in Memphis, Tennessee, but ownsno restaurants in the New York City area. 3 Terrance Brennan, so named at birth, is a New York City chef who, prior to this litigation, opened two restaurants in New York City, "Picholine" and "Artisanal." He is a well-known "name" chef whose reputation attracts customers. At the center of this controversy is his newest enterprise, "Terrance Brennan's Seafood & Chop House" (Terrance Brennan's), located in Manhattan. A corporation was formed called 565 Lexington Avenue Co., LLC to own and operate the restaurant. This corporation along with its sole managing member, Brennan's Restaurant, LLC, are the named defendants in this action. Defendants originally called the new restaurant "Brennan's Seafood & Chop House," but after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from plaintiff's lawyers, they added the first name "Terrance" to their mark. 4 Brennan's

the public as his predecessor, Takatora Kureshima used the Melon Lockseed. Yuya tells Kouta about the Sengoku Driver and tells him to meet him, but he is lured into a Crack and is drawn by the Helheim flora and eats one of the fruits, warping his mind and becoming the Byakko Inves while dropping the Sengoku Driver. When Kouta finds Yuya's Sengoku Driver and puts it on, it also converted the premature Lockseeds into the Orange and Ichigo Lockseeds. Kouta transforms into Gaim for the first time and through the help of the Priestess of Fate, he kills Yuya, never realizing he killed one of his close friends until much later. Yuya's death inspires Kouta to become something much more, someone to never resort to bloodshed, and as aresult, Kouta puts blind trust in enemies and friends alike. In the Soccer Cup event, Kougane masquerades as Yuya, though he was exposed by Kouta due to the presence of a Lockseed in his possession. He soon reveals that he isn't Yuya before transforming into Armored Rider Mars and corrupting Kouta. Yuya would appear in Redyue's illusion with the roles switched up, having Kouta as an Inves and Yuya as Gaim. Byakko Inves After Yuya ate a premature lockseed, he transformed into the Byakko Inves (ビャッコインベス,Byakko Inbesu, White Tiger Inves), the first Advanced Inves to emerge from the Helheim Forest and attacks Kouta Kazuraba and Mai Takatsukasa, who were ironically were looking for Yuya in the Helheim Forest. The Byakko Inves' upper body is covered with a tough shell, protecting it from most

shaped the region's society and politics. While in prison, Öcalan corresponded with (and was influenced by) Murray Bookchin, an anarcho-communist theorist and philosopher who developed Communalism and libertarian municipalism. Modelled after Bookchin's ideas, Öcalan developed the theory of democratic confederalism. In March 2005, he issued his "Declaration of Democratic Confederalism in Kurdistan", calling upon citizens "to stop attacking the government and instead create municipal assemblies, which he called 'democracy without the state'". == Anarchist schools of thought == Anarchist schools of thought had been generally grouped in two main historical traditions, individualist anarchism and social anarchism, which have some different origins, values and evolution. The individualist wing of anarchism emphasises negative liberty, i.e. opposition to state or social control over the individual, while those in the social wing emphasise positive liberty to achieve one's potential and argue that humans have needs that society ought to fulfil, "recognising equality of entitlement". In a chronologicalschools of thought. === Mutualism === Mutualism began in 18th-century English and French labour movements before taking an anarchist form associated with Pierre-Joseph Proudhon in France and others in the United States. Proudhon proposed spontaneous order, whereby organisation emerges without central authority, a "positive anarchy" where order arises when everybody does "what he wishes and only what he wishes" and where "business transactions alone produce the social order." Proudhon distinguished between ideal political possibilities and practical governance. For this reason, much in contrast to some of his theoretical statements concerning ultimate spontaneous self-governance, Proudhon was heavily involved in French parliamentary politics and allied himself not with anarchist but socialist factions of workers' movements and, in addition to advocating state-protected charters for worker-owned cooperatives, promoted certain nationalisation schemes during his life of public service. Mutualist anarchism is concerned with reciprocity, free association, voluntary contract, federation, and credit and currency reform. According to the American mutualist

(“Hanover”) in exchange for a pro-rata membership interest in Hanover.” Compl. ¶ 39. Then, on December 14, 2000, Mr. Kotite resigned as a member of Hanover and sold his interest in the company, for which he received payment in Canadian dollars. He later sold the Canadian dollars for United States dollars, taking a loss as a result of that transaction because, at that time, the exchange rate for Canadian dollars to United States dollars was less favorable. On his 2000 federal income tax return, Mr. Kotite represented that his basis in his interest in Hanover was increased by the $1,750,000 long option, without accounting for the reduction by the short option premium. He further represented that upon selling his member interest in Hanover, he received foreign currency “whose cumulative basis equaled his outside basis in Hanover”; heperson of interest. And his method was a series of complex transactions that bore a striking resemblance to Son-of-BOSS [which stands for Son- of-Bond and Option Sales Strategy] deals already examined many times before by this Court—but with a corporate-partner twist. .... The central player in this mystery is James Haber, a CPA and founder of Diversified Group, Inc. (DGI), where he was sole owner, director, president, and CEO. He was also the director of Helios Trading LLC (Helios). Haber is an

company's computer, they also seized the accounts receivable data stored in the computer and the only physical copy of the accounts receivable listing. The IRS gave him no notice that the computer or records would be seized and apparently gave him no opportunity to make a copy for himself from the computer database. The data stored in the computer's memory was erased after the seizure. After the levy, Block contacted some of his customers who owed LTS money to encourage them to pay. He met with little success. The court presented the jury the issue of the taxpayers' responsibility and willfulness in failing to pay over the withholding taxes of LTS's employees. The jury concluded that Robert Cash and Randall Block were responsible and willful for the fourth quarterof 1984, the first and fourth quarters of 1985, and the first two quarters of 1986 (all quarters with deficiencies). The jury found Evelyn Cash responsible for all five quarters but willful only for the first two quarters of 1986. The taxpayers filed a motion for JNOV. In their motion, the taxpayers argued that as a result of the levy on LTS's accounts receivable, LTS's withholding tax liability should be considered discharged. Once LTS's tax liability is satisfied, taxpayers contend that their liability as responsible parties is also discharged. The district court denied their motion and the taxpayers appeal.

place the minors with family. Given the lapse of time, she was of the opinion that it was in the minors‟ best interests to remain together and that the current placement was appropriate in that the foster family appeared to meet the minors‟ needs and was making an effort to assist the minors in recognizing their cultural heritage. The CPN had no objection to the minors moving toward permanency in the current placement. The declaration discussed CPN community standards relating to domestic violence, substance abuse, and mental health treatment. The tribe did not condone domestic violence and would remove children from exposure to it. Further, before a child would be returned, the parents had to work toward education, counseling, and development of ways to deal with potentially violent situations. The CPNtribal representative and case manager, Laurie Clark, who was fully informed of the history and progress of the case and was consulted on placement and permanency issues. The tribal representative, in her function as an Indian expert, also provided the court with the cultural context in which to assess the services that had been offered to the parents. As an expert, she could not testify that active efforts were made since that is a question of law and ICWA does not require such testimony to support a finding of active efforts, but she could, and did, 2 Appellant claims that failure to discover the proper Indian heritage was not her fault. We note that at the time of the first appeal she had made several shifting claims of Indian heritage, ultimately denying

during a single crime spree. Although the nine urns were stolen from the mausoleum during a single crime spree, each urn was contained in a separate niche covered by its own pane of glass. Each urn was heavy and required both hands to lift and carry it, with the double urns being sufficiently heavy to require being “walk[ed]” along the floor. As a result, the theft required defendant to break each pane of glass and remove each urn individually. Each urn then had to be moved out of the building and stashed one at a time. Additionally, the urns were purchased separately and were the property of separate victims, a fact that was apparent given the separate niches and the metal identification plaques on the urns.12 Thus, the thefts constitutedResidency Eligibility Rules Jerry Pingoy Rule: (HS UAAP to other UAAP College) In addition, if a player graduated High School from a UAAP member school and then transfers to another UAAP member school for college must do a 2-year residency. If the former school contests the transfer. if not contested, a player needs to do only a year of residency. If from a non-UAAP member High School no residency requirement. Can play for the school only for a maximum of 5 school years. This rule was actually scrapped Aquino signs RA10676 scraps 2-year residency rule for College Athletes. In addition, President Aquino has blocked a 2-year residency rule introduction just a few weeks before the start of the UAAP Men’s Basketball season. The President signed Republic Act No. 10676, which scraps the UAAP’s two-year residency rule

was in that. For not all the wilayat have the circumstances of Iraq, al-Sham, and Libya from productive land, nursemaid environment, and great maneuvering spaces. My opinion concerning fighting them For I said: by God, I see in fighting al-Qa'ida the strongest fight as the first one, for if al-Qa'ida had vanished two years ago and its strength had vanished, the hearts of many of the factions and components would have leaned towards you: the ones that believe there to be in al-Qa'ida the troop of the mujahideen, even as they do not realize that Jowlani- may God degrade him- is a youth in jihad who has not had the experiences of those before him and did not realize how jihad reached the building of the state through us. Had al-Qa'ida beendestroyed, with it would have been destroyed the evidence foundation of many of those in error and no one would have hesitated to join the state. For that happen solely because of the apostasy of Jowlani from the allegiance pledge to the caliph, by which also the first rank [the leadership] was split, and the door of slaughter in the body was opened. And Jowlani's apostasy was in the most dangerous labor pains that the Ummah experienced, in the web of establishment and placing of foundations, so Qa'idat al-Jihad has abandoned the base of Islam! And many of the mujahideen thought that in the apostasy of Jowlani there was a decisive word for the emir of al-Qa'ida al-Zawahiri, but it was not for America to be pleased with them after the

917 properties, mostly 19th-century rowhouses and apartment buildings, along Flatbush, Vanderbilt, Washington and Underhill avenues and many side streets including Bergen Street, St. Marks Avenue and Prospect, Park, Sterling and Butler places, PHNDC said. “This action by the National Park Service is a reminder that, in the face of tremendous development pressure, Brooklyn’s historic neighborhoods remain a national treasure whose preservation is essential to the borough’s future,” said PHNDC chairman Gib Veconi in a statement. The designation will allow homeowners in the district to apply for federal tax credits to help with restoration costs. State tax credits are also available, PHNDC said; the same 612 properties were added to the New York State Register of Historic Place in December following a nomination by the state last fall. PHNDC thanked Councilwoman Laurieof a fast food restaurant and got into the passenger seat of her dark Lexus sedan. They met so that the friend could view and possibly purchase some marijuana. While they were in Peña’s car, she received a phone call from a man. The friend believed that he heard the name “Christian” during the conversation. Demond Walton testified that he was cellmates with Robert Dike, who eventually was also charged with the murder. While in the Fort Bend County jail, the two men became friends, and Dike told Walton why he was in jail. Dike said that he and Williams intended to rob a drug dealer for marijuana. The jury found Williams guilty of the lesser-included

combatant elements of the Pacific Fleet with orders to contain or destroy the Japanese Fleet.9 Despite the firm decision of the Combined Chiefs and the Joint Chiefs of December 1943, that the Central Pacific campaign would have priority, General MacArthur sought to advance his own proposals by sending his Chief of Staff and supporting officers to Pearl Harbor, and then on to Washington. Admiral King thought that the proposal to divert major naval resources from the Central Pacific to the Southwest Pacific on a long time basis was "absurd" and so said to anyone within hearing and in a letter to Admiral Nimitz.10 On 2 March 1944, the Joint Chiefs avoided meeting the issue head on, but did go so far as to state: Our first major objective in the war against Japan will be the vital Luzon-Formosa-China coast area.11 This tied inwith the Central Pacific Campaign far more realistically than the south-north drive up through New Guinea, particularly when coupled with a Joint Chiefs' cancellation of General MacArthur's proposed assault on Kavieng in New Ireland, and advice to him that the Central Pacific Campaign had priority in military resources over the Southwest Pacific Campaign. It was another ten days before the seal of approval to the Central Pacific Campaign and the GRANITE Plan was reaffirmed.12 The final Joint Chiefs' decision was to confirm Admiral Nimitz's proposal to assault the Marianas on 15 June 1944. Success in the Marianas, of itself, would largely neutralize Truk and isolate the Central Carolines because it would throttle the main Japanese aircraft pipeline down from the Empire to the Carolines. The Palaus in the far western Carolines would be assaulted on 15 September 1944, with the object

Luhansk Valeriy Bolotov (R) new people's governor of Luhansk, speaks to the media after he was pronounced the "people's governor" inside the Ukrainian regional office of the Security Service in Luhansk 53/126 Ukraine crisis: Lugansk An orthodox priest sprinkles a holy water over a group of people during a rally in front of the Security Service building occupied by pro-Russian activists in Lugansk 54/126 Ukraine crisis: Slaviansk Bodies of men killed in a gunfight are seen in coffins during a funeral ceremony in Slaviansk 55/126 Ukraine crisis: Slaviansk An activist shows ammunition near burned out vehicles in front of a pro-Russian blockade near Slaviansk 56/126 Ukraine crisis: Lugansk A masked man guards the entrance of the Security Service building occupied by pro-Russian activists during a rally in Lugansk57/126 Ukraine crisis: Donetsk Soviet army veteran Yuri stands outside a regional government building in Donetsk 58/126 Ukraine crisis: Lugansk Defiant Pro-Russian supporters react during a rally in front of the Security Service building occupied by pro-Russian activists in Lugansk 59/126 Ukraine crisis: Lugansk A tearful pro-Russian supportes during the singing of the Russian national hymn during a rally in front of the Security Service building occupied by pro-Russian activists in Lugansk 60/126 Ukraine crisis: Donetsk A Soviet flag is seen on a barricade outside a regional government building in Donetsk 61/126 Ukraine crisis: Slaviansk Pro-Russian armed men walk past activists hanging up a "Donetsk Republic" flag outside the mayor's office in Slaviansk 62/126 Ukraine crisis: Lugansk A man in military fatigues hugs a woman and a child

coffee (side note: the coffee on the boat really sucked) to the casino, to the room, to trivia, back to the Lido deck, to the room, to dinner, to the comedy show… back to the Serenity deck for the more star gazing. It was a full day. Definitely a full day. At around 10:30 we decided to call it a day and went back to the room for bed. I looked at my Garmin and 4.09miles. WHATTHE??!!?? Day 2: 4:09miles Tuesday (3/28) was another sea day. This day I decided to do a little walking. This time on purpose. After Lido for breakfast and coffee house for coffee, we walked the whole Deck 5. This has a really cool outside deck that goes all the way around the ship.to see it from a trainer. I used this criteria to watch even closer at the trainers, and there were a few I had to rule out immediately. Some because they seemed like pushovers, one that seemed to do a lot of talking and no paying attention to the trainee doing really bad sit ups, and even one who wore every emotion he had right there on his face. I just kept going back to Mr T… He had a business face. Like poker could have been a side business. He kept a level head when talking to his trainees. Never heard him change the tone in his voice. Even watched him work out with a trainee now and then. Yup, he was the one I needed. He wasn’t going

Grace Benedict had been in love, and then the fires of passion had brought not warmth and comfort, but a raging conflagration that left her scarred and terrified of getting close enough to be burned a second time. On a few occasions in the past she had met someone nice and determined to try once more, only to shy away after the first date or the first kiss. But she had had a best friend. Jet. Evelyn Jetterly. They had met in the library, liked each other, and began meeting for coffee to discuss books. Gradually their intellectual companionship ripened into something more personal, the kind of friendship and belonging Grace hadn’t known since college. For almost ten years they laughed together, cried together, told each other everything–almost. The twoof them were closer than sisters, and Grace was happy. Until Jet, too, was snatched out of her life. Grace could still feel the frail bones of Jet’s hand gripping hers, see the skeletal face with its wide eyes and dry, cracked lips. In Jet’s case it was cervical cancer, and it took her so quickly that neither of them had time to adjust. She was just. . .gone. Grace tried in vain to push Jet’s dying image out of her mind. She didn’t want to remember her friend that way, but the picture stayed with her. Now it was her turn, and there would be no one sitting by her bedside holding her hand when she passed. How long had it been, she wondered, since she had gazed at another human

rather than like an original lawsuit. 13 The plaintiff argues that the period within which he had to bring the suit was not really 17 months, because after the internal appeals process was completed the parties continued discussing the possibility of a peaceful settlement until May 1994, by which time the 39-month limitations period had already expired for the first 14 months of benefits sought. But discussing settlement after striking out at the final stage of the appeals process no more extends the deadline for suit than discussing settlement after the final judgment in the district court extends the time for taking an appeal. The internal appeals process was over in September 1991. The plaintiff's lawyer knew this, threatened suit, then joined the defendants' lawyers in seekingplaintiff's lawyer in the request to delay suing), since it would be absurd to ask that the plaintiff kindly delay filing suit until it was too late for him to do so. The letter had to mean, moreover, not just that Blue Cross was agreeing to toll the contractual limitations period until the end of November, but that it was agreeing to toll the period until Bartlett considered the matter and informed the plaintiff's lawyer of the results of her consideration. It would have been contrary to the spirit of the implicit agreement between the two lawyers forged by the telephone conversation and confirmatory letter for the plaintiff's lawyer to have fired off a lawsuit on the last day of November without waiting to hear what

years. The leaders of the opposition were clearly not all dumb or crooked. Fehr’s record in baseball speaks for itself. DeMaurice Smith took the NFL union into a new era and shifted the conversation in the league in a different, needed direction. Hunter’s credentials were impeccable, and was put in the most challenging position by having to endure lockouts twice in a relatively short time. The problem in all three cases was a level of stubbornness, short-sightedness and appetite for power from the owners and commissioners, who were making cases for their actions without ever seeming to offer proof to back them up. The constant threat to cancel entire seasons drove them. The leagues had the ultimate leverage, and they constantly shook it at the players and, by extension, theon June 10, 1991, transferred the case to Etowah Circuit Court. Defendants Nolen, Veal, Taylor, Harrell, Smith, and Greeson are residents of Etowah County. The plaintiffs, Townsend, Davenport, and Heald, are residents of Etowah County. The motor vehicle accident in question occurred in Etowah County. The investigation was done in Etowah County by Etowah residents, and the physical evidence surrounding the accident, including the vehicle, is located in Etowah County. Each of the plaintiffs received initial medical treatment in Etowah County, and the paramedics attending the plaintiffs after the accident reside in Etowah County. Even the wrecker driver lives in Etowah County. The petitioners argue that Jefferson County is a proper forum because their witnesses are residents of, or regularly do business in, Jefferson County: employees or agents of Pak-Mor

(other than Rabbit) to be on the Georgia side of the boundary line between the two States. Thus, the short duration of actual possession, the limited South Carolina official Acts, and the paucity of published or recorded documents referring to the islands as in South Carolina fall far short, Georgia claims, of establishing the open and continuous possession required to confirm a boundary by prescription. This is especially so since the islands remained as islands in the river until well into the 20th century, and since South Carolina continued to recognize officially the Treaty of Beaufort with its provision that all islands in the river are in Georgia. This is not a situation where Georgia can be held to have acquiesced. South Carolina, in its turn, first takes the positionthere was no record of taxation or other sovereign action over these lands by Georgia except, possibly, for three isolated instances in the early part of the 19th century. Some documents recorded in Georgia, because they also involved Georgia property, describe the islands as in South Carolina. There is evidence, too, that Savannah residents were aware of cultivation on the islands. "It is conclusively settled in England, that open and notorious adverse possession is evidence of notice; not of the adverse holding only, but of the title under which the possession is held. . . . And in the United States we deem it to be equally settled." Landes v. Brant, 10 How. 348, 375 (1851). South Carolina must prevail as to the Barnwell Islands issue, and we overrule

plots in Vosne Romanee. 86 – 88p (2011-2022) CASK Vosne Romanee Colombiere 2010 The Colombiere is a step up from the ordinary village wine, as it continues to improve. Lovely minerality, but not quite able to match Clos du Chateau. This is the best Colombiere from Liger-Belair so far, a very good effort. 88 – 90p (2014 – 2024) CASK Vosne Romanee Clos du Chateau 2010 The Clos du Chateau 2010 is a lovely wine. Very fine acidity and mineral note, elegant with a very good structure. Classic red burgundy with a wonderful freshness – a fine wine. 91 – 92p (2014 – 2026) CASK Nuits-Saint-Georges Les Lavieres 2010 The Lavieres is more dense and darker than Clos du Chateau and Colombiere. Not quite able to match the two Vosne village wines. Good to Very Good. 87 –93p (2015 – 2026) CASK Vosne Romanee Les Brulees 2010 The Brulees 2010 is a very interesting wine. Liger-Belair only makes one cask from the 0,1157ha and the wine is not sold on the market – unfortunately. Les Brulees offers a wonderful minerality, quite tightly knit and very elegant – 19% whole clusters are used in this wine. Very fine. 92 – 93p (2016 – 2030) CASK Vosne Romanee Les Petit Monts 2010 The 2010 Les Petit Monts is a fine to very fine effort from Liger-Belair. Very fine minarality, elegant, with a lot of finesse. Lovely wine. 92 – 94p (2016 – 2030) CASK Vosne Romanee Aux Reignots 2010 Aux Reignots 2010 is darker and more dense than Petit Monts and Brulees. Very fine minerality as usual, a classic Burgundy. Not quite at the same

or another, provided for people to vote for their representatives and the necessity that their representatives have the power to vote on all laws and taxes binding the people. The colonists were not represented in Parliament and most colonies, by their charters, had been given the sole right to raise taxes and pass laws locally applicable. When Parliament began impinging on those rights and legislating laws on behalf of the colonists without their consent, this became the rallying cry of the colonists.] For Quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: [Quartering Act of 1765 and the Quartering Act of 1774, the latter of which was part of the Intolerable Acts and which authorized, in certain cases, forced quartering of British soldiers on private property.] For protecting them, bya mock Trial, from punishment for any Murders which they should commit on the Inhabitants of these States: [This refers to Administration of Justice Act, also part of the Intolerable Acts, allowed Royal Governors to direct that trials brought against British soldiers and officers for crimes they committed in the colonies be moved to Britain. This would have placed such a burden on local witnesses to spend months travelling to and from Britain, as well as attending trial, all with no compensation other than travel expenses, that it effectively placed British soldiers and officers outside of the law. In addition, in 1773, a customs official was convicted of a local jury in Boston for the murder of 11 year old Christopher Seider when the official fired his gun

the scene, they believed that she didn’t meet Baker Act criteria. A Creole-speaking officer determined that the woman, who was from Haiti and not fluent in English, was simply trying to walk to her home in a neighboring city even though was still wearing a hospital bracelet and behaving abnormally. Romaguera then offered to drive her home. Instead, without informing his superiors, he brought her to the Stadium Hotel in Miami Gardens, used his police discount to pay for her two-night stay, told the front desk she was a victim of domestic violence (she wasn’t), and lied to the front desk clerk about state attorney’s office reimbursing him for the expense. Video shows Romaguera holding the woman’s hand as he escorts her to a hotel room and then goesinside with her for approximately 10 minutes. That’s when Romaguera attempted to kiss her and groped her breasts, according to an internal affairs complaint as well as a lawsuit brought by the woman in federal court in April 2018. She claims that Romaguera left the room only after she began crying. The following night, Romaguera returned to the hotel room and found the woman in a catatonic state: unresponsive and staring blankly forward, his internal affairs file shows. He decided to leave her there. The next day, hotel employees found the woman in the lobby, hiding near the elevator. She appeared scared and told them she saw zombies coming after her. This time, police who responded to calls from the hotel staff hospitalized her under the Baker Act. On July 25,

the victim's hair and clothing. Expert evidence indicated that clothing fibers similar to those in the victim's clothes and a tip of the victim's fingernail were found in the trunk of Bottoson's car. 3 At trial, witnesses could not identify Bottoson as the man seen leaving the post office with the victim but identified from a photograph a car, a red LTD automobile, that was rented to Bottoson at the time as the car in which the victim was taken away. A postal inspector identified the money orders found in Bottoson's home and traced them to the machine at the Eatonville post office. In addition, there was evidence that Bottoson deposited some of the stolen money orders in his bank account.Evidence was also presented that hair samples and clothing impressions found on Bottoson's car, a brown Chevelle, were consistent with having come from the victim's body. Expert evidence indicated that clothing fibers similar to those in the victim's clothes and a tip of the victim's fingernail were found inside Bottoson's car. 4 Bottoson's former wife, who was married to him at the time of the murder, testified that Bottoson was away from home around noon on Friday, October 26 and that he gave her a postal money order upon returning home. She testified that on the following Monday, she did not see him from 1:30 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. and that he had the brown Chevelle at the time. A jailhouse informant

More than €674k has been raised to support an Irish teenager's cancer treatment after her video went viral internationally. Shauntelle Tynan (18) posted a heartbreaking video online yesterday, in which she pleaded with the public to support her health care costs in the US and said specialist treatment in Houston, Texas would be her "last-chance". Since the video was shared on Shauntelle's Youtube channel and on Independent.ie, more than 26k people have donated to the campaign, raising more than €514k throughout the past two days and over €674k in total. The Carlow teenager took to Facebook on Tuesday to thank those who donated to her campaign, which has well surpassed its €500k goal. "The last 38 hours has been a place of love and the people of Ireland have truly came togethermoved from an adult foster-care facility on Stacey Street to an apartment on Mill Street. However, because defendant was unable to receive mail at his new Mill Street residence, he continued to use the facility on Stacey Street as his mailing address. Although defendant advised Carol that he had moved to Mill Street, he apparently failed to report that his mailing address remained on Stacey Street. Shortly after moving, defendant was assigned a new supervising probation officer, Day. In July 2009, Day mailed a fee statement to defendant at his Mill Street address, but the mail was returned as undeliverable. Day then attempted to reach defendant through his employer, Roadway Safety Supply, but was informed that defendant no longer worked there. Day was unable to reach defendant and never

the Orléans area to push aside the Prussian X Corps, led by Prince Friedrich Karl, which was posted to Beaune-la-Rolande to provide early warning of a French relief force for Paris. The three Prussian brigades at Beaune-la-Rolande were under the command of Konstantin Bernhard von Voigts-Rhetz and were resting after pursuing retreating French forces. The nearest reinforcements were ten miles away at Pithiviers under General Constantin von Alvensleben. General Crouzat had a force of between 31,000 and 60,000 men and 140 artillery pieces against the Prussian 9,000 to 12,000 men and 70 guns. The French force were equipped with the Chassepot rifle which had almost double the effective range of the Prussian Dreyse and also held the element of surprise. With this in mind anattack was launched at 11.30am against the village which was protected only by a small walled churchyard and a six-foot wall along its south side, the French committed two brigades (6000 men) to this charge. Battle First attack The Prussians, coming under heavy French artillery fire, withdrew all bar 13 companies of infantry (1,200 men) from the village and awaited the assault. Opening fire at 200 paces, the French assaults were halted at the edge of the village, its roads now protected by barricades. The most successful attack was made by the 3rd Zouave Regiment which left 700 dead and wounded men on the field before breaking. Every one of General Crouzat's staff officers were killed or wounded whilst encouraging the attack. Second attack A second attack was sent at 1.30pm

executed an individual limited guaranty to DVI Financial. DVI Financial agreed to act as the servicing agent for the leases, which were part of complex securitization transactions involving the parties on appeal. The equipment leases and related assets were ultimately transferred from lessor-servicing agent DVI Financial to the DVI Entities, appellants here. The DVI Entities were special purpose entities created solely for the purpose of the securitization transactions, by which the DVI Entities issued notes, secured by the leases, to noteholders. In other words, DVI Financial, through the DVI Entities, financed the purchase of the medical equipment (which they leased to the NMI LPs) apparently by obtaining loans from and issuing notes to noteholders. Lyon’s too. Furthermore, the evidence showed that the DVI Entities had no knowledge of the involuntary petition separate from Fox’s knowledge. At the time Fox executed the involuntary petition in November 2008, Fox was not an officer, director, or employee of any DVI Entity. Rather, Fox was the Director of Operations for Lyon. There was no meeting of the directors or officers of any DVI Entity to authorize Fox to sign the involuntary petition. In fact, no one at Lyon, including Fox, ever corresponded with any DVI Entity before the filing of the petition. Indeed, as of the petition date, five of the DVI Entities were not even in good standing with the Delaware Secretary of State and had been administratively dissolved. It was not until mid-January 2009 that Lyon’s in-house counsel,

2012, when he won 76-24 percent over his Republican opponent. He told the judges that candidates were not only loathe to run in districts made less competitive by redistricting but bedrock donors would shy away, too. "There would be a term we would use, no way in hell," Dillon said, in referencing how no one wanted involvement in a gerrymandered district. "It's very difficult to recruit candidates or raise money," Dillon said, adding that it was even arduous to find volunteers to help knock on doors in a district that was heavily Republican. It was the second day of testimony in a case brought by the League of Women Voters and several Democrats. Testimony will continue Thursday, and the defense is expected to call one witness. On cross examination from defense attorneyKevin Fanning, Dillon was asked about how two Democrats — Elissa Slotkin in the 8th and Haley Stevens in the 11th congressional districts, respectively — won in "cracked" districts. "The U.S. hockey team beat Russia" during the 1980 Olympics, but it didn't happen 9 out of 10 times before, he said. Political experts have said the unpopularity of Republican President Donald Trump helped Democratic candidates in those districts. Stevens ran in a district where incumbent Republican Rep. David Trott retired. Dillon also lamented about how the Democratic National Committee run by then-chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz shifted more money to national races and away from states to compete. Gerrymandered districts made it extra difficult to field quality candidates and raise money, he said. Meanwhile, the process Vatter said he witnessed in 2011 was

which indicate that the university president also might have been a part of the decision to end Taylor’s time at Alabama. Here’s what Brown included in her story (emphasis mine): University Expulsion: Separation of the student from the University permanently or on an indefinite basis. A student permanently expelled is prohibited from reapplying to the University in the future or from earning a degree from any of its colleges or schools. Readmission of a student expelled on an indefinite basis may not occur within five years and shall require the recommendation of the Vice President for Student Affairs and approval of the Provost. If a disciplinary action results in the Judicial Administrator determining that expulsion is the appropriate sanction, then the Vice President for Student Affairs shall review thesanction and shall make the final decision to expel after consultation with the President of the University. Because a decision to expel a student is made after consultation with the President, a student has no right to request a review of the sanction of expulsion. Advertisement In a separate story, AL.com also got court documents that give more details about Taylor’s accuser told police when she recanted. Nawab told police she “used her hands to cause the bruises around her neck,” according to court documents. Nawab also said the damage officers saw to a door in her residence was done prior to Saturday night. Her explanation to officers was that she was seeking revenge on Taylor, who she said she suspected was cheating on her again after cheating on her in December, according

many of the Catskill Hotels during that time. Of all that long list of talents, Sammy Davis Jr. was the top billing. And one of the hotels in which Davis sometimes performed was Hotel Brickman, a fact I learned one August day during a pleasant after work discussion with the hotel’s captain of the bell hops. The man, a tallish, broad- shouldered, middle aged guy who had worked in the hotel for more than 20 years, was known to have met many of the entertainers who performed at the hotel during his time there. The “Captain”, who seemed to like to me, said that he had a personal story to tell about Sammy Davis, which he predicted would make a great impression on me. It did, and over the years my brain has relived it countless times. I havealso told it many times to friends, acquaintances and even students in my graduate English classes. As a result, I believe that (almost) every one of the words of the tale the captain of the bellhops of the Hotel Brickman told me on a long gone hot summer early evening remains well stored in my memory bank. And I can still recall his words as follows: It was some time in the summer of 1962 that Davis, who was with his wife May, had come to the hotel to perform one weekend. After the couple left the limousine that had transported them to the hotel, their luggage was taken to their suite by one of the hotel’s bellhops. As I was to later learn, it turned out to be the wrong guy for the job. He was an

and one-half to four miles wide. The Spanish-surnamed population is concentrated in the downtown area in the northern part of the district. The Anglo residents are primarily in the southern part of the district, a suburban area. The Spanish-surnamed students make up 24.6 percent of the total student population of the district. In the northern area, the student population is 60.5 percent Spanish-surnamed, representing 78.8 percent of the Spanish-surnamed school children in the district. The student population of the southern-suburban schools is .07 percent Spanish-surnamed. No statutorily mandated "dual system" of segregated schools has ever existed in the district. 4 For many years, the district adhered to a "neighborhood policy," under which students are required to attend schools within designated "attendance areas" in whichthey reside. Although the goal of the policy is to allow students to attend schools within walking distance of their homes, extensive transportation of the students in the district is used, but transportation is only within attendance areas. 5 Appellees knew, at least as early as 1962, that the district was racially imbalanced. At that time, the school board passed a resolution acknowledging that segregation was inherently harmful. Following state requirements, the school board conducted annual ethnic surveys beginning in 1966 which disclosed a continuing pattern of racial imbalance. The school board reaffirmed its commitment to racial integration in a policy statement issued in 1970. 6 Since 1965, appellees have undertaken a whole series of actions that maintained the racial imbalance of the district. It also omitted

issue of attorney's fees would be addressed at the September 19, 2007 hearing. Thereafter, at the hearing, the plaintiff testified that he was aware that the defendant was requesting attorney's fees and costs. The plaintiff did not request any further hearing, did not ask the court to undertake an inquiry into the comparative financial situation of the parties and raised no question about the calculation of the amount of fees claimed by the defendant. "Our law for awarding attorney's fees in contempt proceedings is clear. General Statutes § 46b-87 provides that the court may award attorney's fees to the prevailing party in a contempt proceeding. The award of attorney's fees in contempt proceedings is within the discretion of the court. . . . In making its determination, the courtthe pendency of the plaintiff's first two appeals, the defendant filed two additional motions for attorney's fees. On December 17, 2007, she filed a motion for attorney's fees and costs to defend herself against the plaintiff's second appeal. On January 11, 2008, she filed a motion for contempt alleging further wilful arrearages in the plaintiff's weekly alimony obligations. After hearings held on February 19 and 21, 2008, and further briefing, the court rendered a judgment on March 28, 2008, ordering the plaintiff to pay the defendant $500 for attorney's fees with respect to her contempt motion and $3000 for attorney's fees for her defense of the plaintiff's second appeal. The plaintiff's third appeal, AC 29865, challenges the validity of this judgment.[5] The plaintiff's appeal raises two issues. The plaintiff

"Hey Jeff, I was born and raised in the Huntington area and now live in Colorado,good to see another Irishman is back home. You know alot of Irish immigrants immigrated to the mountains because it reminded them of home, if you embrace the…" Hey Jeff, I was born and raised in the Huntington area and now live in Colorado,good to see another Irishman is back home. You know alot of Irish immigrants immigrated to the mountains because it reminded them of home, if you embrace the history,culture and music you may find alot of common ground and peace in being there. I've been away for almost 15 years and still miss the hills,seasons and solitude.rent at all for these months. Landmark repaid HUD $1,053 for the months of December, January, and February. In January 2013, Landmark filed a complaint in forcible entry and detainer against Sherry Collins and all others residing in the apartment. Landmark requested restitution of the premises and a money judgment for the unpaid rent for December and January, plus all other rent that accrued before the premises were vacated. After Collins filed an answer, the matter was

Rockfish River, Amherst Co., VA, and died December 25, 1853 in Wayne Co., KY. He married Nancy Bell November 11, 1813 in Wayne Co., KY. She was born 1795 in North Carolina. Notes for John Denney: from Denney researcher R.C. Hill at RootsWeb. com site: "...a John Denney, believed to be the son of Samuel, applied for a Revolutionary War pension in 1841. In the pension application John Denney states he was born in Amherst Co., Virginia, on 24 August 1766 on the waters of the Rockfish River. He lived 20 years in Amherst Co. then moved to Fayette Co., KY. This would be about 1786 or 1787. He goes on to say that the family lived in Fayette Co. six years then moved to Clark Co., KY. This would be about 1792. He had lived in Wayne Co., KY,43 years when he filed the pension application which would have him moving to Wayne Co. in about 1798. "...Fayette Co. was the original county in Kentucky that was formed from Virginia.Clark Co. was formed from Fayette and Wayne Co. from Cumberland and Pulaski. The 1785 listing of Samuel and John in Mercer Co. was probably Fayette Co. as Mercer Co. was not formed until 1786." from Fay Clark's website "The Clarks of Otter Creek and Related Families," RootsWeb.com: 14. William5 Denney (Samuel4, Iseriah3, Jeremiah2, Edward1) was born October 29, 1777 in Virginia, and died August 06, 1862 in Ellettsville, Monroe Co., IN, age 91;. He married Margaret Scott June 19, 1804 in Wayne Co., KY, daughter of John Scott. She was born June 01, 1788 in Kentucky or Pennsylvania, and died October 24, 1877 in Monroe Co., IN. Notes for William Denney: from

her while she was practically unconscious, she was asked why she did not push him away. No action was taken against him. The next major case I worked on involved a young woman who was gang raped by three football players at Notre Dame. In that case, the school had turned over her statement to the players in advance of police questioning, which enabled them to collaborate on a story. The campus police officers who gave them the information, thereby violating the school’s written policy and assurances of confidentiality, also worked parking cars at football games on weekends and knew the men. The fourth assailant who did not complete the rape was found guilty on lesser charges in court, but the others saw no criminal sanction for a brutaland premeditated gang rape. Another case involved a young female student who was out with friends drinking. When her friends wanted to go elsewhere for the night, they dropped her off at a male friend’s room, who said he would take care of her until the effects of the alcohol wore off. Instead, he and another male friend raped her. One of the accused men then bragged to a third friend about what the two men had done, who in turn then circulated the story in an email to his living group. The email corroborated the young woman’s account, including particular sounds she remembered hearing. She brought a complaint against the men through her school. They were held responsible and suspended, but then hired an attorney who prevailed upon

Law--The University Prize Competition--An Interview with the Judges--Meeting of Scandinavian Students--The Paludan-Muellers--Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson--Magdalene Thoresen--The Gold Medal--The Death of King Frederik VII--The Political Situation--My Master of Arts Examination--War--_Admissus cum laude praecipua_--Academical Attention--Lecturing--Music--Nature--A Walking Tour--In Print--Philosophical Life in Denmark--Death of Ludwig David--Stockholm FIRST LONG SOJOURN ABROAD My Wish to See Paris--_Dualism in our Modern Philosophy_--A Journey--Impressions of Paris--Lessons in French--Mademoiselle Mathilde--Taine EARLY MANHOOD Feud in Danish Literature--Riding--Youthful Longings--On the Rack--My First Living Erotic Reality--An Impression of the Miseries of Modern Coercive Marriage--Researches on the Comic--Dramatic Criticism--A Trip to Germany--Johanne Louise Heiberg--Magdalene Thoresen--Rudolph Bergh--The Sisters Spang--A Foreign Element--The Woman Subject--Orla Lehmann--M. Goldschmidt--Public Opposition--A Letter from Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson--Hard Work SECOND LONGER STAY ABROAD Hamburg--My Second Fatherland--Ernest Hello--_Le Docteur Noir_--Taine--Renan--Marcelin--Gleyre--Taine's Friendship--Renan at Home--Philarete Chasles' Reminiscences--_Le Theatre Francais_--Coquelin--Bernhardt--Beginnings of _Main Currents_--The Tuileries--John Stuart Mill--London--Philosophical Studies--London and Paris Compared--Antonio Gallenga and His Wife--Don Juan Prim--Napoleon III--London Theatres--Gladstone and Disraeli in Debate--Paris on the Eve of War--First Reverses--Flight from Paris--Geneva, Switzerland--Italy--Pasquale Villari--Vinnie Ream's Friendship--Roman Fever--Henrik Ibsen'sthe skirts of which flapped round his legs. No. 2 could not help admiring No. 1 for the confidence with which he disported himself among the Greek aorists, in the labyrinths of which I myself often went astray, and for the knack he had of solving mathematical problems. He was, moreover, very widely read in belles lettres, and had almost a grown-up man's taste with regard to books at a time when I still continued to admire P.P.'s [Footnote: P.P. was a writer whose real name was Rumohr. He wrote a number of historical novels of a patriotic type, but which are only read by children up to 14.] novels, and was incapable of detecting the inartistic quality and unreality of his popular descriptions of the exploits of sailor heroes. As soon as my eyes were opened to the

hostility toward each other affected their children's behavior and performance in school and forced the children into counseling. On May 11, 1994, the Chancery Court for Williamson County awarded Ms. Solima the divorce and sole custody of the five children who were then between four and thirteen years of age. The trial court also granted Mr. Solima specific visitation rights, including visitation every other weekend, holiday visitation, and extended visitation during the summer. Mr. Solima was ordered to pay $1,615 per month and one-half of any bonus he received as child support and to provide appropriate insurance coverage for the children. The parties' hostility did not abate following the divorce. Since they could not communicate with each other directly, they communicated through their lawyers. Ms. Solima continued to denigrateMr. Solima in front of the children and declined to keep Mr. Solima informed about the children's activities. Mr. Solima's exercise of his visitation rights provided a recurring flashpoint between the parties, and their conduct intensified after Mr. Solima's female companion moved in with him in August 1994. By Thanksgiving 1994, the parties' two oldest children, who were then thirteen and twelve years old, were resisting visitation with Mr. Solima. Mr. Solima's relationship with his two oldest children finally disintegrated during their Christmas 1994 visitation. Mr. Solima had planned to take all five of his children to St. Louis to visit their paternal grandparents during this extended visitation. However, following a violent confrontation with his oldest son and daughter, he returned these two children to Ms. Solima early and

the limits of the states of South Carolina and Georgia, including that part of the Creek lands lying within the territorial limits of Georgia, thirty days notice being given of the post or place where rations may be wanted, or the number of troops to be furnished on their march, from the 1st day of June 1817 until the 31st day of May 1828 inclusive, for prices fixed in the contract; and an account current stated and settled by the accounting officers of the treasury, between the United States and the defendant's intestate, on the 18th of August 1820, upon which a balance was due, amounting to two thousand and twelve dollars and thirty cents. 8 The plaintiffs' counsel also gave in evidence a previous account, dated May 11, 1819,instructions the plaintiffs excepted. 25 The plaintiffs prosecuted this writ of error. 26 The case was argued by Mr Butler, attorney-general, for the United States; and by Mr Coxe and Mr Jones, for the defendant. 27 For the United States, it was contended, that the judgment of the circuit court ought to be reversed for the following reasons. 28 I. The account stated was, under the acts of congress, and the provisions of the contract, competent evidence to charge the defendant—— 29 1st. With all the items of charge therein contained; and if not, then: 30 2d. It was, at all events, sufficient to charge him with the moneys received on the various warrants specified in the account. 31 II. The court erred in its decision on the second point above stated—— 32 1st. The account was one entire document, and the defendant, if

with 76 and most points in a playoff game. The 11 first-half three-pointers were also a franchise playoff mark. At the half, they were up a comfortable 18. That lead dipped to just 10 as the non-sustainable three-point prowess of the first half came back to earth with seven misses from distance in the third and not a single make. Toronto Raptors Kyle Lowry (front) and Jonas Valanciunas during 1st half action against the Washington Wizards Marcin Gortat in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference - First Round at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ont. on Tuesday April 17, 2018. Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network Toronto Raptors OG Anunoby during 1st half action against the Washington Wizards ohn Wall in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference - First Round at theAir Canada Centre in Toronto, Ont. on Tuesday April 17, 2018. Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network Toronto Raptors OG Anunoby during 1st half action against the Washington Wizards John Wall in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference - First Round at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ont. on Tuesday April 17, 2018. Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network Toronto Raptors OG Anunoby during 1st half action against the Washington Wizards ohn Wall in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference - First Round at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ont. on Tuesday April 17, 2018. Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network Toronto Raptors Kyle Lowry during 1st half action against the Washington Wizards John Wall in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference - First Round at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ont. on Tuesday

(Croatian translation, Jelsa 1994, pp 205-207, 314-319): are the visionaries on the way of abandonment to God: according to faith, hope and love? do they lean on their own capabilities and methods or on God's strength? how is their love toward the Church: are they moved by love for the concrete Church: the people of God? how is their relationship toward the pastors of the Church? do they inspire the building up of the Body of Christ, the Church? are they open to the service of people? are they seeking their own glory and profit or the benefit of other people? are they disposed to cooperation? is their criticism, if expressed, for building up or for tearing down? do they imitate Jesus in their daily life? how do they fulfil their own duties of their state of life: in school, incontent of the messages which they transmit in the name of Our Lady (biblically, theologically, ecclesiastically, juridically, ascetical-mystically), the degree to which they receive the messages in their own life (personal life and community life), family life, their relationship toward the Church and Church authorities, concretely toward the bishop, the pope and the parish priest) their way of proclaiming the messages (in words, deeds and life), the fruits of the messages (conversion, prayer, penance, the sacraments, the rosary, confession, the Eucharist, reconciliation, Marian spirituality. . .). Here we have only adverted to this subject. That is the theme of a separate long and detailed researching and studying. CONCLUSION The role, therefore, of the visionaries in public and private revelation - is the role of mediator. It responds to our individual and communitarian structure, as well as

meeting, Curtis asked plaintiff if Sergeant Marshall had made any sort of sexual advances towards him, and plaintiff stated that he had not. (Id. at 21). Plaintiff did tell Curtis that "he felt because of some perceived friendship with Sergeant Marshall that he ... was considered also gay." (Id.). During the meeting, Curtis incorrectly told plaintiff that stress leave would be covered by workers' compensation. (Id.). On October 20, 1998, Plaintiff's attorney, Francis Landry, drafted a letter to the City stating that plaintiff was no longer pursuing his claims against the City of Northwood. (Id. at Ex. O). Curtis placed plaintiff on paid administrative leave on October 21, 1998, and began an investigation into plaintiff's allegations. (Curtis Dep. at 24). After interviewing several employees, Curtis determined that there was no objectivecould substantially perform the essential functions of the job. (Id. at Ex. DD). Plaintiff specifically claims that from May to June 1997, during plaintiff's training and later during his employment with *790 Northwood, Marshall would often talk about his sexual activity with other men in plaintiff's presence. (Doc. 51 at 2). Marshall also allegedly talked about how he likes "cocks" on one occasion in plaintiff's presence. (Id.). Plaintiff also alleges that Marshall called plaintiff "honey" in July of 1998. (Id.). Plaintiff claims he was called Marshall's "buddy" or his "friend" by other officers when Marshall was in the area. Plaintiff claims that the general attitude towards homosexuality was evidenced by Officer Conley's remark to Marshall that he is a "fucking faggot." (Id. at 4). In addition, plaintiff makes numerous claims

place in Oklahoma, in June and July 1987. Id., at 55a—57a. The crimes charged in the Oklahoma indictment were related to the operation of the methamphetamine lab near Beggs, Oklahoma, in the summer of 1987, while the crime charged in the Missouri indictment dealt solely with Felix's attempt to purchase chemicals and equipment from Dwinnells in order to continue methamphetamine operations after the Beggs lab was raided. The actual crimes charged in each case were different in both time and place; there was absolutely no common conduct linking the alleged offenses. In short, none of the offenses for which Felix was prosecuted in the Oklahoma indictment is in any sense the "same offence" as the offence for which he was prosecuted in Missouri. The Court of Appeals appears to521. Taken out of context, and read literally, this language supports the defense of double jeopardy. But we decline to read the language so expansively, because of the context in which Grady arose and because of difficulties which have already arisen in its interpretation. Grady involved a defendant who had driven his car across the median line of a two-way highway and struck an oncoming car, killing one of the occupants. The State charged the defendant with driving while intoxicated and with failing to keep right of the median, and the defendant pleaded guilty to those two traffic violations. Two months later, the State prosecuted the defendant on homicide and assault charges arising from the accident, and the defendant argued that this was a violation of his rights

Black Hero in White America. This biography shows that Joe Louis was not only a great fighter, but also a symbol of the potential progress of black people in America. Meltzer, Milton. 1987. Mary McLeod Bethune: Voice of Black Hope. A biography of one of the outstanding black American women of the twentieth century. Taylor, Mildred. 1976. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. A novel that focuses on a black Mississppi family — the Logans — during the period of the Great Depression. ___. 1981. Let the Circle Be Unbroken. In this work of fiction — a sequel to Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, a Logan family friend is brought before an all-white jury on a charge of murder. Weisbrot, Robert. 1992. Father Divine: Religious Leader. Part of the Black Americans of Achievement series. Wright, Richard. 1937.Native Son. Set in the 1930s, this is the story of twenty-year-old Bigger Thomas, who, hired as a chauffeur for a rich white family in Chicago, is bewildered by the kindness shown to him by the family and their Irish housekeeper and becomes involved in a tragedy of mammoth proportions. Yates, James. 1989. Mississippi to Madrid. The author, born poor and black in Mississippi, recounts the story of his life: growing up in the Deep South, moving to Chicago, and serving in the International Brigade that fought against Franco’s fascists in the Spanish Civil War. MATERIALS Digitized by Deborah Mercer and Edith Beckett of the New Jersey State Library. Copyright 2003 by the New Jersey Historical Commission, New Jersey Department of State. All rights reserved. Please direct questions and comments to Deborah Mercer. Updated: Thursday, May 22, 2003

In a twin clutch type automatic transmission in which forward first speed to forward eighth speed gear positions and a reverse gear position can be established, an arrangement in which when establishing the forward second speed gear position and when establishing the reverse gear position a second speed output gear 48b provided on a second output shaft 22 is shared, when establishing the forward second speed gear position the driving force is transmitted from a second speed input gear 48a provided on a second input shaft 18 to the second speed output gear 48b, and when establishing the reverse gear position the driving force is transmitted from an idler gear 60 provided on a second countershaft (idle shaft) 26 to the second speed output gear 48b is knownthings as trying to throw one of his children out of a window on one occasion and into a burning stove on another; with his bare fist and without apparent provocation, breaking down doors, punching a hole in wall, and smashing a refrigerator door; cutting up and throwing away his new hat and shoes; throwing out of the window all of his household dishes and a child's piano; and sitting on and beating his pregnant wife in an attempt to squeeze the baby out. The second category of evidence was the testimony of Dr. Williams, a neuropsychiatrist who had made a two-hour examination of appellant at the District Jail three months after the alleged crime. He testified that he was unable to form a conclusion from

I watched in cricket (South Africa vs India 1991, Eden Gardens in which South Africa mde its return to international cricket - part of folklore now that match) Then the first full one day matches I watched were in the series in South Africa where India lost 5-2 in 1993 I think. Would wake up late in the night and watch cricket for the first time that way. Loved Dave Callaghan. Loved Brett Schultz earlier on. Have always been a fan of Cronje's captaincy. Am really looking forward to seeing the likes of Steyn and DeVilliers. Have been impressed by Amla as well. Considering that I was only 9 when I started watching cricket, and the younger days are more impressionable where you develop the tastes stronger at latter stages,South Africa stuck with me mentally. Have always followed them since. 15-12-2004, 10:46 AM Richard They've also emulated India in having a two-tier A-List-team situation. 15-12-2004, 10:58 AM Langeveldt Quote: Originally Posted by Pratyush South Africa has always been a nation I have supported very passionately in cricket right since the first match I watched in cricket (South Africa vs India 1991, Eden Gardens in which South Africa mde its return to international cricket - part of folklore now that match) Then the first full one day matches I watched were in the series in South Africa where India lost 5-2 in 1993 I think. Would wake up late in the night and watch cricket for the first time that way. Loved Dave Callaghan. Loved Brett Schultz earlier on. Have always been a fan of Cronje's captaincy.

to effective assistance of counsel under South Dakota law to determine on habeas on one occasion whether he received effective assistance of counsel in the main event, we reverse and remand for a hearing. FACTS AND PROCEDURE [¶2.] Jackson was convicted of aggravated assault on December 23, 1988.  The trial court sentenced him to fifteen years in the state penitentiary.  That sentence was suspended and Jackson was placed on three years of probation.  On three separate occasions, for various infractions, the State filed motions to revoke Jackson’s suspended sentence.  Each time, Jackson was ordered to serve time in the county jail.  A fourth motion to revoke was filed on January 29, 1991.  As a result of this motion, Jackson was sentenced to 15 years in the State penitentiary on Aprilorder suspending the remainder of Jackson’s sentence and placing him into intensive probation, and upon completion of that program, three years of standard probation.  On January 17, 1992, Jackson signed a form entitled “Conditions of Intense Probation,” which referenced the December 31, 1991 order.  That form provided that the period of probation would be for three years, without mention of an initial period of intense probation. [¶3.] On May 23, 1992, the State moved to revoke Jackson’s probation based on numerous violations.  Because of these violations, the trial court ordered Jackson to serve 90 days in the county jail and to remain out of the State of South Dakota for five years from the date of his release.  On March 3, 1995, the State moved to revoke Jackson’s suspended

enemys may not have any power over us; spent the day at home, devoted some time in studying the hebrew language. this has been a warm day with, some rain; our snow is melting verry fast, This evening, a Mr. John Holister of Portage County Ohio called to see me on the subject of religion, he is a member of the close communion baptise Church, he said he had come to enquire concerning the faith of our church having heard many reports of the worst character about us, he seemed to be an honest enqui[r]er after truth. I spent the evening in talking with him, I found him to be an honest candid man, and no particular peculiarities about him, only his simplisity, he tarried over night withprevailed upon to tarry a few moments although, we invited him to do so as we did not wish to have the house thrown into confusion, he observed that he would not if we excluded him from the church, to day, he attempted to make a confession, but it was not satisfactory to me, and I was constrained by the spirit to deliver him over to the bufetings of satan untill he should humble himself, and repent, of his sins, and make a satisfactory confession before the church page 57 7 December 1835 • Monday [ edit ] received a letter from Milton Holmes, and was much rejoiced to hear from, him, and of his prosperity in proclaiming the gospel, wrote him a letter requesting, him to return to this

It was a night of emotions for Orlando City on Saturday night. Outside of the Fuerza Puerto Rico match, which raised thousands of dollars for hurricane relief and outside Kaká’s final game in an Orlando City jersey, was a moment of magic. Joe Campo, affectionately known throughout the supporters section as “Purple Deadpool” was one of the capo leaders that led the Wall in chants throughout the match. The former member relations and vice president for The Ruckus tragically passed away in a car accident on October 31st, leaving his family and friends devastated. During the Fuerza Puerto Rico game, the Wall memorialized Campo on the capo stand, with a purple Deadpool sticker, a banner reading “#BeJoe” and his number 69 custom Deadpool jersey hanging from the capo stand whichof Indiana. The latter court had declared that the proceedings by which the contiguous territory was annexed to the city of Hammond were legal, and, therefore, that that territory was to be considered by all the officers of the State of Indiana as within the territorial limits of the city. The United States Circuit Court of Appeals by its decision in this case had declared that such annexation proceedings were invalid; and that the property of this petitioner was not within the city limits. This tract of plaintiff's was not on the extreme limit of the lands sought to be incorporated into the city, and if the decision of the Circuit Court of Appeals was enforced there would be a tract of a few hundred acres within the

- StamfordAdvocate Image 11 of 76 South Koreans watch a TV broadcasting a report about Osama bin Laden, at Seoul train station in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, May 2, 2011. Osama bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks that murdered thousands of Americans, was killed in an operation led by the United States, President Barack Obama said Sunday. The Korean read " U.S. soldiers secure the body of bin Laden." less South Koreans watch a TV broadcasting a report about Osama bin Laden, at Seoul train station in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, May 2, 2011. Osama bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001, ... more People watch a live TV reporting of U.S. President Barack Obama's speech about Osama bin Laden, at Seoul trainstation in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, May 2, 2011. Bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks that murdered thousands of Americans, was killed in an operation led by the United States, Obama said Sunday. The Korean read " U.S. soldiers, secure the body of bin Laden." less People watch a live TV reporting of U.S. President Barack Obama's speech about Osama bin Laden, at Seoul train station in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, May 2, 2011. Bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the ... more Photo: AP People watch a live TV reporting of U.S. President Barack... Photo-966725.14645 - StamfordAdvocate Image 13 of 76 Women read an extra edition of a Japanese newspaper in Tokyo Monday, May 2, 2011, reporting Osama bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept.

of eight years of elementary school and some study in a business course. His last employment was with the B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohio, where he was employed for over twenty-one years. In November of 1953 he was given a medical leave of absence, and was finally retired by his employer in December of 1954, on a permanent and total disability basis. Plaintiff's job with the Goodrich Company apparently consisted primarily of manual type labor in the maintenance department. In 1950, however, and up to the time of his retirement, the Plaintiff was placed on a restricted basis for medical reasons and was tried on several jobs, the last being as an elevator operator. The medical evidence upon which the Referee made his decision is composed of reportsby several physicians who are unanimous in diagnosing Plaintiff's malady as arthritis of the spine. A detailed analysis or explanation of Plaintiff's condition and its manifestations, as revealed by the record as a whole, would only serve to unduly prolong this opinion. A brief resume of the conclusions of the respective physicians, and the weight and treatment given them by the Referee, will suffice. Two of the doctors were of the opinion that the Plaintiff is permanently and totally disabled; one of these, a Doctor Taxdal, has been the Plaintiff's personal physician since February of 1954, and his report specifically states that Plaintiff has been unable to perform any work since November of 1954. The report of a Doctor Jukes dated December 30, 1955, states that Mr. Corn has

DramaGo for your Android devices - free download Phantom Call (Movie) Drama Titles: 手機凶靈 Description: In the flick, Anthony Wong plays the curiously named Lee Siu-Lung (that's Bruce Lee to you and me), a penny-ante loan shark in need of some quick cash. After a silly run-in with a debtor that provides few dividends, our man "Bruce" crosses paths with his triad superior Bill (played by perpetual heavy Ng Chi-Hung), who promptly gives him an ultimatu… moreIn the flick, Anthony Wong plays the curiously named Lee Siu-Lung (that's Bruce Lee to you and me), a penny-ante loan shark in need of some quick cash. After a silly run-in with a debtor that provides few dividends, our man "Bruce" crosses paths with his triad superior Bill (played by perpetual heavy Ng Chi-Hung), who promptlyMcfel Tutor as members. Donning a horizontally striped shirt that matched his Nikes, Mayor Henrich Pimentel arrived just in time for the short opening program to start. In his welcoming remarks, the mayor congratulated the organizers and made a pitch of making Tago the sport and adventure destination. When he added that the 2nd Tago Skimboarding Competition may come sooner that we all think, the crowd, most especially the skimboarders, applauded. When the program ended, it was already low tide and the waves had receded, creating a sandbar in front. The judges decided to have the elimination round done in “free-style.” But first, they made the skimboarders perform a long ride (a special award) in a “kawa-kawa” just behind the makeshift tent that Ms. Roxanne C. Pimentel lent the organizers. After

of the lndianised states of southern Sumatra. Its ruler was a Brahamanist King Puranvarman of whom little is known apart from the fact that he built the two canals named after two Indian rivers, seven miles long in 21 days'.(HM). This attests to the fact that the said ruler was a Hindu and a Tamil and had settled in an strategic position on the shores of TAIRUMA to control the Sunda straits. It is obvious he built the two canals 7 miles long to anchor all his merchant vessels as the northern tip of Sunda is affected by both the North -West and South-West monsoons. The first kingdom of Java was ruled by a Hindu-Indonesian court, which was the kingdom of Matram under King Sahjaya in 732 AD. The Hindu religion adopted by the court was `Sivaistic'. Hindu temples were builtin the central town and commercial state like Sri Vijaya evolved due to the power wielded by the Hindu court over the Javanese farmers. From the 7th century AD, Sri Vijaya developed into the greatest maritime empire in South East Asia, straddling the cross-roads of sea traffic between Middle East, the Indian sub-continent and China. It exerted firm maritime control over the straits of Malacca and south China sea, the whole western part of Indonesia, the greater part of Malay Peninsula and West Java and put claims on Sri Lanka. Chola Empire at the height of its Power circa 1050 AD This maritime power started to wane. King Chandrabhanu decided to resolve the claims of Sri Vijaya on the island of Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankan chronicle Mahavamsa (MV:83.38 Geiger), states that in 1251 AD the Javanese army under him landed on the island

(CNN) A case of mistaken identity left a man dead after protecting his family from an invader. Officers were dispatched to an Aurora, Colorado home around 1:30 Monday morning. They heard gunshots coming from inside the house, according to Aurora Police Department Chief Nick Metz. Upon entering, officers saw a dead body lying on the bathroom floor, and assumed he was a victim of the invasion. Then, Metz said, they saw Richard "Gary" Black, 73, standing in the living room --- alive --- and armed. He was perceived as the perpetrator, so they opened fire. But Black was not the invader. He lived there. 'A very, very violent and complex situation' Metz detailed the following events Thursday in a press conference: When officers arrived to the home, there was yelling. A number ofpeople were standing outside the home, including Black's wife. When officers passed her, she said "he has a gun." Richard "Gary" Black was taken to a hospital where he died from his injuries. Then, shots rung out from inside. Black emerged shortly after, with a gun in one hand and a flashlight in the other. Standing by the front door, within 15 to 20 feet of Black, officers commanded Black to drop the weapon and put his hands up several times. "We don't know why, but for whatever reason, Mr. Black did not drop the gun," Metz said. Black raised the flashlight, and it was then that an officer fired four rounds at him, he said. Black had just shot the intruder, identified by police and the coroner's office as 26-year-old Dajon Harper.

him from end to tackle in Chicago. Melton is recovering from a torn ACL, but will provide a badly needed disruptive presence along the Cowboys' patchwork line as long as he's healthy. Melton is easily the top free agent left on the market. He's already had visits with the Vikings, Seahawks, and Cowboys and also remains in contact with the Bears. Bryan Broaddus of the Cowboys' official website reports Melton's surgically-repaired knee checked out well. In St. Louis, Melton would likely slide in as the starter next to Michael Brockers, pushing Kendall Langford to No. 3 duties. Henry Melton being sued for more than $1M | 03/18/2014 9:20 AM News Free agent DT Henry Melton is being sued for "a sum greater than $1 million," stemming from his public intoxication and assaultmore about the circumstances surrounding the arrest." Melton has been sidelined since Week 3, and is questionable for next summer's training camp. Henry Melton to undergo surgery Thursday | 10/05/2013 4:35 PM News Bears DT Henry Melton will undergo surgery to repair a torn ACL in his left knee Thursday. Brad Biggs on Twitter Impact The surgery will be performed by Dr. James Andrews. Melton has already been placed on injured reserve and is out for the season. Playing on a one-year, $8.45 million franchise tender, he'll enter free agency with major concerns about his health. Bears place DT Melton on injured reserve | 09/27/2013 11:16 AM News Bears placed DT Henry Melton on injured reserve with a torn left ACL, ending his season. Chicago Tribune Impact Melton suffered the injury during Sunday night's win over the Steelers. He was

fragments. The plane crashed. The Potter was forced to seaward on the night of June 7 by [German] 88mm [artillery] fire, but was scuttled the next day. Many shell fragments landed on her decks and one Armed Guard was wounded. Her crew was relieved on June 13. Several bombs landed close to the James W. Marshall. Her Armed Guard officer remained on board until June 22 in connection with the command of all Armed Guards on the scuttled ships. But Army personnel took over the gunnery duties on the Marshall on June 13. The Wilscox had a narrow miss on June 11. Her Armed Guards were also evacuated on June 13. The Armed Guards on the Audacious remained aboard until June 18. The Armed Guards on the Olambalareported some 32 air attacks to June 16, but only one merchant seaman was wounded before the merchant crew was removed. Fragments from 88mm guns which were scoring near misses hit the decks of the Artemus Ward on June 7. One Armed Guard was wounded on June 9. Bombs narrowly missed on June 10 and 11, and shell fragments hit on the latter date. Part of the gun crew was removed on June 19. Because of a storm from June 19 to 22 [this was the great storm which wrecked the artificial "mulberry" harbors at the Normandy beachheads], the ship cracked. The last Armed Guards were not removed until June 22. The West Grama fired about 19 times and scored one assist on June 9. One Armed Guard

State of Tennessee Claiborne County On this 17th day of September in the year of our Lord 1833, personally appeared in open Court, before the Court of pleas and quarter Sessions for Claiborne County, and the State of Tennessee (the same being a Court of Record and possessing the power of fine and imprisonment) now sitting, Harman Hopper a resident of Claiborne County in the State of Tennessee, aged 73 years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed the 7th June 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein stated. That in the early part of the year 1781, heentered the service of the United States of America (he thinks it was the month of February) in the County of Caswell in the State of North Carolina -- as a volunteer in the militia service; or 3 months -- he entered the service under Capt. Cole, in whose Company he served during the 3 months -- Jeremiah Samuel Lieut. the names of his other Company officers, he cannot recollect, by reason of his age and of frail miss of his memory -- he states that the Regiment in which he served and to which he was attached was commanded by Col. More [sic, Moore] -- and Major Donahoo [sic, Thomas Donoho]. From Caswell Court house he was marched to Hillsboro, a distance of about 18 miles, from Hillsboro

December to February, but can be as early as October. 50mm wingspan. Foodplants of Larvae Sedge Gahnia Forest Tussock Chionochloa Pupa 14 Scientific data courtesy of the Entomological Society of New Zealand Additional Images courtesy of Manaaki Whenua, Landcare Research Boulder Butterfly Lycaena boldenarum boldenarum This endemic butterfly occurs in open, stony places (usually riverbeds), from sea level to 2000m. Usually appears October to April. 20mm wingspan. Foodplants of Larvae Muehlenbeckia auxillaris Located in New Zealand 15 Scientific data courtesy of the Entomological Society of New Zealand Additional Images courtesy of Manaaki Whenua, Landcare Research Common Blue Zizina labradus A common Australasian butterfly found in open, grassy places as far south as West Coast/North Canterbury. Usually appears October to May. 25mm wingspan. Foodplants of Larvae Medicks Medicago Clovers Trifolium and trefoils (Lotus)Butler’s Ringlet Erebiola butleri An endemic butterfly, occurring in sub-alpine tussock and shrubland along the main dividing range of the Southern Alps, m, in January to March. 40mm wingspan. Foodplants of Larvae Snow Tussock Chionochloa Located in New Zealand 19 Scientific data courtesy of the Entomological Society of New Zealand Additional Images courtesy of Manaaki Whenua, Landcare Research Black Mountain Ringlet Percnodaimon merula An endemic alpine butterfly found on the rocky slopes of the South Island mountains m. Usually occurs December to March. 50mm wingspan. Foodplants of Larvae Poa Colensoi Located in New Zealand 20 Scientific data courtesy of the Entomological Society of New Zealand Additional Images courtesy of Manaaki Whenua, Landcare Research Argyrophenga antipodum A common butterfly occurring from sea- level to 2000m. Distinguished from Eastern Tussock Butterfly by a silver

had been interrupted. Moreover, the letter explained that the 12 consecutive quarters could not be pieced together by using the plan's grace period provisions, which allow for a one-year break in service under certain conditions. Finally, the letter informed Daill that he could appeal the fund's decision in accordance with the plan's provisions. 7 Daill appealed the fund's decision in writing. In March 1983, the fund through its attorney denied Daill's appeal. The two-page letter reiterated the original basis for the fund's decision denying Daill a pension: he had not returned to work for 12 consecutive calendar quarters. 8 Daill earned calendar quarters of pension credit in 1984, 1985, and 1986, but no more than three quarters consecutively. In May 1986, Daill filed a formal applicationfor benefits with the fund,3 once again claiming his forfeited pension credits. Daill presented the same argument he had made in 1982 (and the fund rejected in 1983), namely, that he could recover his pension credits even though he had not returned to work for 12 consecutive quarters. Soon afterward, the fund administrator responded in writing, explaining to Daill that his application had been denied by the trustees because while he had returned to work for "some quarters," he had not returned for 12 consecutive quarters. Nearly six years later, Daill filed yet another application for pension benefits, which was denied for the same reason. 9 Daill sued the fund in district court in August 1993 under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act ("ERISA"), 29 U.S.C. §§

I have so many fond memories of, Baker's Field where school sports day was held and summer fetes, the village hall where the school held gymnastics. My father also hired this village hall to stage nature exhibitions for the NOA, many moons ago, which I also used to help with the running of and taking the entrance fee from visitors etc – very fond memories of this, ahhhhh.... the good old days! There used to be three village shops in Holme, hard to believe now! Peter Tipple's shop, known as 'Tipples' was on the main road opposite the council houses, 'Arnold's' Shop was opposite the White Horse Pub and the third shop was just west of the bottom of Peddar's Way, but I can't remember the name ofveers off left to Salthouse at the end of the track at Kelling Water Meadows.Path is to the left of the reed debris. The path that veers off left to Salthouse at the end of the track at Kelling Water Meadows. The path that veers off left to Salthouse at the end of the track at Kelling Water Meadows. The 'North Hide' Flaps from Cley at Kelling Water Meadows! The path that veers off left to Salthouse at the end of the track at Kelling Water Meadows. Looking towards the Quags. Tidal debris at Kelling Water Meadows. Standing with the pool behind me at Kelling Water Meadows. The track that leads to the shingle bank at Kelling Water Meadows. Tons of reed debris and part of North Hide at Kelling Water Meadows. Birders searching for the Richard's

— PTI Manipur village bans Christianazi preaching --An example for Indian villages to follow AICC, India's premier fascist Christian organization is whining about the inability of its Christianazi hoodlums to convert and destroy the native religion of one particular village in Imphal, Chringmeirong Rongmei Village which apparently has put up notices restricting these snakes from indulging in satanic Christianity propaganda in its village and create divisions and communal problems This is a great step that should be emulated. Notices against Christian propaganda should be pasted on all of India's villages, houses, slums, apartments, housing estates in rural areas and towns, so to protect our people from missionary scums infecting those places with the deadly Christian cancer virus. Once even one Christian ebola virus makes it presence it will lead to Kandhamallike situationss where it ill keep multiplying and eventually lead to genocide, enslavement and decimation of native Hindus. "Chringmeirong Rongmei Village council, pasted on the notice board on the village gate in Manipuri is translated as: "No Christian activities and propagation within Chingmeirong Kabui (Rongmei) village Ward No. 173, any living person violating this order will be punished under the rules and regulation of the village council - By Order Village Council/Village Chief, Chingmeirong." Under this law, three families from Chingmeirong Rongmei village were penalised. Kaphun Kamei, around 50 years old, along with his wife and children were the latest victims. Their house cum church building was dismantled by villagers on December 14, 2008, after imposing the fines prescribed by the village council. Past incidents of the diktat ordered by the

Eulich was a real estate developer and had known Ballard and Lisle since at least 1965. Eulich dealt with Ballard and Lisle in connection with Prudential's financing his development of real estate. Eulich and Kanter had also known each other since the late 1960's or early 1970's and had had many business dealings with each other. Eulich owned a hotel management company called Eulich-Management. Connolly was an  - 250 - employee of another management company that managed Prudential's Gateway Hotel. Connolly was employed as the in-house manager of Prudential's Gateway Hotel.it by Essex until 1983. In 1983, IRA began distributing the money to Ballard, Lisle, and Kanter through Carlco, TMT, and BWK, Inc., in the 45-45-10 ratio. On December 31, 1984, IRA transferred its partnership interest in Essex to Carlco, TMT, and BWK, Inc., in the 45-45-10 ratio. IRA did not inform the Essex partnership of the transfer and continued to receive the payments from Essex and then transferred the payments to Carlco, TMT, and BWK, Inc. Essex had no real business purpose. It had no office, equipment, or employees and did not perform any services under the "Representation and Marketing" agreements with Eulich- Management and Gateway Corp. Eulich's relationship with Ballard, Lisle, and Kanter was longstanding. Lisle's

not disclose his illness, but later told two co-workers about it. According to Townsend, as word of his illness spread, he noticed a marked decrease in his autonomy and responsibilities. He testified that DMJM management began to pressure him to quit and apply for disability benefits. Dissatisfied with his options under standard DMJM disability policies, Townsend sought to negotiate an agreement that would allow him to go on disability, thereby reducing company overhead, while maintaining his insurance benefits until his death or age 65. Whether an agreement was reached between the parties, and its terms, is controverted. Mr. Townsend testified that his primary intent in going on disability was to maintain his benefits until he died or turned 65. To this end, he told DMJM’s president that he wanted to propose an alternateof short-term disability, he returned to work for one day and went on long-term disability as scheduled. As part of his agreement, Townsend was to work eight hours per week at home while on long-term disability. At first, Townsend reviewed company documents, but the flow of work slowed and eventually stopped. Townsend testified that he continued to ask for work. Regardless, it is not disputed that DMJM stopped sending work, though Townsend continued to bill his time and DMJM continued to pay him. In August 1996, Seelman told Townsend he did not know whether

that not of the United of a slave to obey a Rebel master in a hosStates as soon as it becomes either the tile operation, would himself be giving aid motive or pretext of an unjust war against and comfort to the enemy." THE XXXVIIth Congress, as we the extra session, evinced a steadihave seen while endeavoring to ly growing consciousness steadily evade or to avert its eyes from the growing in the legislative as well as fact that it was Slavery which was the popular mind that Slavery had waging deadly war on the Union- closed with the Union in mortal did yet give fair notice, through the strife-a struggle which both could guarded but decisive language of not survive. some of the more conservative Re- Still, Presidentofficers are prohibited from employnization.” ing any of the forces under their respective commands for the purpose of returning fuCongress acceded to this, so far as gitives from service or labor who may have to appropriate $100,000 in aid of the escaped from any persons to whom such sercolonization as aforesaid of the freed vice or labor is claimed to be due. Any officer who shall be found guilty by courtmen of the District of Columbia ; martial of violating this article shall be diswhich sum, or most of it, was duly missed from the service.” squandered to the satisfaction of cer- This bill was strenuously opposed. tain speculators, and the intense, pro- by Messrs. Mallory and Wickliffe, tracted misery of a few deluded of Kentucky, as also by Mr. ValBlacks, who

a window lifter including at least one panel, a rail for guiding a slider, a lower attachment of the lower end of the rail to the panel to selectively cause the rail to slide transversely with respect to the panel, and a one-piece upper attachment of the upper end of the rail to the panel able to cause the upper end of the rail to pivot with respect to the panel about a longitudinal axis. In an alternative form, the upper attachment of the upper end of the rail has a panel-fixing part and a rail-fixing part that can pivot with respect each other. According to another alternative form, the panel-fixing part or the rail fixing part have a reinforcement. The reinforcements can include a transversely directed rib. According to anSorrentino a four month extension of time, or until August 15, 1995, to file their 1994, 1040 income tax return. Taxpayers, apparently awaiting an "INPOL Report" from the IRS, maintain they mailed their 1994 return to the IRS via regular United States postal mail in early March 1998, two and one-half years after its due date.1 On their return, Taxpayers claimed a refund of $8,551 based on excess wage withholding during the 1994 taxable year. The IRS disallowed Taxpayers' refund claim as untimely. The IRS maintained it had no record of receiving Taxpayers' 1994 return until October 1998. 4 Taxpayers, appearing pro se, filed this lawsuit after the IRS disallowed their refund claim. The IRS moved for summary judgment based on Taxpayers' inability to establish the IRS received their refund

of the fabric of Thurles" and appealed to the public for information related to the attack. 4. Italy Scorrano , November 18. A thief broke into the Church of the Transfiguration and stole a collection box as well as a gold necklace from a statue of Mary. He then urinated on the altar. The crime was captured on CCTV. , November 18. A thief broke into the Church of the Transfiguration and stole a collection box as well as a gold necklace from a statue of Mary. He then urinated on the altar. The crime was captured on CCTV. Comacchio , September 9. Vandals destroyed donation boxes at the Church of the Blessed Virgin of Sorrows. No money was taken. , September 9. Vandals destroyed donation boxes at the Church of theBlessed Virgin of Sorrows. No money was taken. Ceriano Laghetto , August 25. Vandals broke into the shrine of the Madonna del Santo Rosario and spray-painted a painting depicting Jesus and Mary. , August 25. Vandals broke into the shrine of the Madonna del Santo Rosario and spray-painted a painting depicting Jesus and Mary. Naples , August 23. Vandals damaged a statue of San Gennaro at the Church of Santa Croce. , August 23. Vandals damaged a statue of San Gennaro at the Church of Santa Croce. Lecco , June 29. Vandals destroyed the outdoor lights of the Monumental Cemetery. , June 29. Vandals destroyed the outdoor lights of the Monumental Cemetery. Lecco , June 3. Vandals uprooted crosses at Monte Magnodeno. , June 3. Vandals uprooted crosses at Monte Magnodeno. Montebelluna

8 million barrels of oil a day and drastically reducing foreign imports without providing unintended consequences for supplies which have been elevated for years in the United States currently standing at over 380 million barrels and climbing with over 200 million alone being stored along the Gulf Coast in PADD 3. The geniuses in the oil market thought all they had to do was build more pipelines out of Cushing Oklahoma and the glut of domestic oil was solved, not really taking into account the demand fundamentals of supply and demand. Just moving oil from one bottleneck to another bottleneck a few states over doesn`t address the core problems of oversupply and lack of economic demand to soak up additional supply globally with weak emerging markets and increased fuelA landslide swept through the outskirts of the western Japanese city of Hiroshima on Wednesday, killing at least 36 people. Seven people remain missing. Heavy rains had fallen in the area overnight. According to Japanese media, roughly 240 millimeters (9 inches), or the equivalent to the average rain fall for August, had fallen within 24 hours. "We haven't assessed the full extent [of the disaster] yet," a Hiroshima fire department spokesperson said, according to news agency AFP. Helicopters and rescue workers continued to dig through mud and stones on Wednesday where they believed more people to be trapped. Japanese media reported that a two-year-old boy and his 11-year-old brother had been killed when the landslide swept over their home. Authorities reportedly also confirmed the deaths of a 77-year-old woman and a rescue

Friday, March 27, 2009 People who truly care about cars regard the phrase fun-to-drive as three of the most coveted words in the automotive universe. And while that phrase has applied to the Mazda6 since its introduction back in 2002, a few other phrases, like comfortably spacious, smooth riding and universally handsome, didn’t apply in a way that most American shoppers found equally enticing. For 2009, all of that has changed. The first car in Mazda’s portfolio to be designed, engineered, developed and built in the United States, the 2009 Mazda6 is aimed squarely at the heart of the popularly priced mid-size sedan segment. In many ways, that is the most difficult segment in which to operate. One; it is the largest, most competitive segment and two; it is dominated by Toyotaby commercially sophisticated customers in similar circumstances. 7 By March 27, 1984, Fischer had made $112,125 in progress payments to OCY. Nonetheless, OCY, whose operations were financed by the Bank since 1979, was experiencing financial difficulties, particularly with its cash flow. To deal with this, in February 1984, the Bank consolidated two existing $100,000 loans to OCY into one loan. As guarantee for this new single obligation, OCY executed in favor of the Bank a promissory note for $200,000 and entered into a security agreement over four hulls in progress, including Fischer's sailboat hull. See Me.Rev.Stat.Ann. tit. 11, Secs. 9-101-113. On March 12, 1984, the Bank filed with the Maine Secretary of State the financing statement in order to perfect its security interest.1 8 Fischer remained unaware

company, bought a tract of clay land, part of which was within the city limits and all of which was later included within the city by the extension of the limits. The city, after public hearings, passed a zoning ordinance classifying complainant's tract as residential. Complainant's petition for a re-zoning was refused, and suit was thereupon instituted to enjoin the city from interfering with complainant in mining and removing the clay. Complainant contended that sections 3091(1) to 3091(26) of the Code of 1936 were invalid because the title of the act did not express its purpose, or did not express a purpose to prohibit a lawful use of the land. Held: That this contention was without merit, as no general use of the land wasthe city by the extension of the limits. The city, after public hearings, passed a zoning ordinance classifying complainant's tract as residential. Complainant's petition for a re-zoning was refused, and suit was thereupon instituted to enjoin the city from interfering with complainant in mining and removing the clay. Complainant contended that its property had been both damaged and taken without just compensation contrary to the provisions of sections 6, 11 and 58 of the Constitution of 1902. Held: That the contention was without merit, as the property had not been taken, and although it had been damaged, such damage was incidental to a lawful exercise of police power and was not the damage contemplated by the protective provisions of the Constitution invoked. 21. ZONING ORDINANCES

and its cups and its pitchers from which to pour; you shall make them of pure gold. 30 And you shall set showbread upon the table before Me at all times. 31 And you shall make a lamp-stand of pure gold; a beaten work shall be the lamp-stand. Its base, its shaft, its cups, its wreaths and its flowers shall be of the same. 32 Six branches shall come out from its sides, three branches of the lamp-stand from one side and three branches of the lamp-stand from the other side. 33 Three cups, shaped like almonds, on one branch, with a wreath and a flower, and three cups, shaped like almonds, on the other branch, with a wreath and a flower; and so for the six branches coming out from thelamp-stand. 34 And in the lamp-stand four cups, shaped like almonds, with its wreaths and its flowers. 35 A wreath shall be under two branches of it, and a wreath under two branches of it, and a wreath under two branches of it, for the six branches coming out from the lamp-stand. 36 The wreaths and their branches shall be the same; all of it one beaten work of pure gold. 37 And you shall make its seven lamps, and they shall set its lamps to shed light on the space before it. 38 Its snuffers and fire pans of pure gold. 39 They shall make it from a talent of pure gold, with all these utensils. 40 And see that you make it after the pattern that was shown to you on the mountain. CHAPTER

NPCC Wins Contract Offshore Qatar Abu-Dhabi based National Petroleum Construction Co., a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co., has been awarded the engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of offshore facilities of the Al Khalij North development project in Qatar. The contract was signed by Patrick Pouyanne, managing director of TotalFinaElf, and Aqeel Madhi, general manager of NPCC, on July 25. The scope of work under the contract covers two platforms, including a wellhead platform and the other a process platform, about 16 km of 10" and 16" sub-sea pipelines with one 10-km long power cable. The duration of the project is about 20 months from the date of the contract and should be operational by March 31, 2004. The development, when completed, will increase Qatar's crude output by 80,000driven by defendant Eason caused the damage to the truck and trailer. Pursuant to written stipulation the court dismissed the cause as to defendants Ellis and Reed. The case proceeded to trial on two causes of action. The first, against Eason and Larsen Brothers, charged that Eason negligently drove a dump truck owned by Ellis into plaintiff's truck at a time when and place where he was "a servant and employee and under the supervision and control of" Larsen Brothers, among others. The second, against Larsen Brothers only, charged that they "were negligent in not properly warning persons travelling upon said Highway 87 that a hazardous condition existed by reason of the crossing of the trucks engaged in the prosecution of said *194 Larsen contract". At the close

Ross, y durante toda la tormentosa noche se dedicó a ejecutar cada una de sus órdenes. Por encima del rugiente estrépito del temporal podía oírse a la joven llamarle a menudo por su nombre. Hacia las primeras horas del jueves 13 de marzo el temporal disminuyó. Al amanecer fue posible remolcar el Sofie Hosewinckel dentro del fiordo de Christianssand y encallarlo, semihundido como iba, en Odder Island, en donde pudo ser puesto a flote sin dificultad. Y en el momento de llegar esta crónica a la redacción, el armador del vapor, nuestro honrado conciudadano Jochum Hosewinckel, así como las esposas y madres de nuestros buenos marineros, estarán dando gracias en el fondo de sus corazones, después de haberlo hecho a Dios, a nuestra heroica joven por el salvamento delprincipio, las dos cosas fueron una sola, y su carrera de cantante una vocación. Pero llegó a dudar de que para su discípulo fuera así, que no hubiera acogido cualquier otra llamada del exterior con igual franqueza y candor, esperando inocentemente que, fuera a donde fuese, una banda de música saldría a recibirle. En una ocasión en que había cantado con voz especialmente suave y pura, pidió a Pellegrina una flauta con llaves de plata. Durante esos meses de trabajo y amor, en los que confería a su discípulo la inmortalidad, Pellegrina se hizo intemporal. En ciertos momentos parecía encorvada, ajada e infinitamente sabia como una anciana abuela; en otros tenía la tez de una muchacha de diecisiete años. Un día habló a Emanuele de la grandeza y la gloria

UPS directed plaintiff and the other supervisors, who were his peers, to do what they could to insure that his eight-hour work restriction was honored. 7 Plaintiff's peers in the on-call air service routinely worked more than eight hour days. Also, because of the nature of the overnight delivery business, there were often occasions when the driver whom plaintiff was accompanying would be dispatched to make extra pickups before returning to the airport at the end of a shift. Most of the time McAdams directed the driver to return him to the work station, then go on and do the pickup without him. This procedure was exactly what UPS had directed, and plaintiff had full authority to implement it because the drivers were his subordinates and thedispatchers were his peers. However, on several occasions plaintiff apparently felt that he was not in a position to demand this accommodation because of the exigencies of the particular situation. On these occasions, he worked over eight hours total. The district court found that there were seven occasions in 1991 and one in 1992 when McAdams worked over eight hours. After learning about the 1991 overtime incidents, plaintiff's immediate supervisors again told him to direct his drivers to return him to the airport rather than keeping him late, and they reiterated their directive to plaintiff's peers not to overdispatch him. 8 Notwithstanding the occasions on which he worked more than eight hours, plaintiff did not report flareups of his MS to anyone at UPS. Regular

good at answering all my questions and got the product to us when we needed it. He keep me informed on every step of the way, from the order confirmation to the tracking number. We will order again if we need this product. Thank you!" About Manufacturer: VF EngineeringThe VF-Engineering management and engineering team derive their experience of high performance supercharging since 1996 in the UK. Working on modern sports cars such as Audi, BMW, Lotus, Porsche and VW in joint and proprietary projects and partnerships with firms in the UK, Switzerland and USA has given VF the opportunity to market product in European, USA and world markets. VF obtains the latest information and has access to new model vehicles as they roll off the production lines in Germanyhave proved their identity, passed a government screening, and have sponsors to live with in the U.S. while their cases are decided. DHS’s own policies stipulate that asylum seekers should be released under “humanitarian parole” as their cases are decided, provided they meet a series of strict requirements. But under the Trump administration, rates of parole grants have plummeted and asylum seekers are being categorically jailed without due process. Ansly Damus Ansly, an ethics teacher in his early 40s, fled violence and political persecution in Haiti after speaking out against the corruption of a local politician. He was attacked by a local gang whose members severely beat him, set his motorcycle on fire, and threatened to kill him. Fearing for his life, Ansly fled Haiti, leaving behind his wife, eight-year-old

control of either of them, during such occupancy or control. Requisitions for the surrender of fugitives from justice shall be made by the respective diplomatic agents of the High Contracting Parties. In the event of the absence of such agents from the country or where extradition is sought from territory included in the preceding paragraphs, other than the United States or Albania, requisitions may be made by superior consular officers. The arrest of the fugitive shall be brought about in accordance with the laws of the respective countries, and if, after an examination, it shall be decided, according to the law and the evidence, that extradition is due pursuant to this treaty, the fugitive shall be surrendered in conformity to the forms of law prescribed in such cases. The person provisionallyarrested, shall be released, unless within two months from the date of arrest in Albania, or from the date of commitment in the United States, the formal requisition for surrender with the documentary proofs hereinafter prescribed be made as aforesaid by the diplomatic agent of the demanding Government, or, in his absence, by a consular officer thereof. If the fugitive criminal shall have been convicted of the crime or offense for which his surrender is asked, a copy of the sentence of the court before which such conviction took place, duly authenticated, shall be produced. If, however, the fugitive is merely charged with crime, a duly authenticated copy of the warrant of arrest in the country where the crime was committed shall be produced, together with the evidence of

The Social Network - 8/10, honestly. Remarkably fast-paced, too. It also gave a sense of the difference in scale between a website geared for hundreds of colleges and a site with over 500,000,000 members worldwide. I recently saw "Fair Game", the story of the outing of CIA undercover agent Valerie Plame as revenge by Vice President Dick Cheney's staff. This movie shows what evil leaders we lived under during the Bush years, it's disgusting, but a good film, everyone needs to see this. 9/10 I recently saw "Fair Game", the story of the outing of CIA undercover agent Valerie Plame as revenge by Vice President Dick Cheney's staff. This movie shows what evil leaders we lived under during the Bush years, it's disgusting, but a good film, everyone needs toWeird but true story about Indy city flag You see it everywhere — on poles, on city trucks, on millenials' T-shirts. It's the Indianapolis flag. It goes back to the time John Kennedy was president and has been lauded as the 8th-best city flag in the nation by no less than the flag experts at the North American Vexillological Association But — and, in all these years, this has not been reported — the flag looks not as its designer intended it to look. It's significantly different. Roger Gohl was an 18-year-old Herron Art School student from LaGrange County in northern Indiana when he entered a flag design contest sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Indianapolis already had a flag but the city leaders thought it was old fashioned. It was

to appropriate water, and the order of the water court granting various objectors' motions for summary judgment. We reverse and remand for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. I. On December 28, 1971, the United States of America (the United States) filed an application seeking water rights in connection with the following: (1) the West Divide Project; (2) the Dallas Creek Project; (3) the Fruitland Mesa Project; (4) the Upper Gunnison Project; (5) the Uncompahgre Extension Project; (6) the Grand Mesa Project; and (7) the Uncompahgre Valley Project. The application was filed in Water Division No. 4. The Uncompahgre Extension Project was subsequently renamed "the Dominguez Reservoir Project." On July 2, 1973, the United States filed an amended application and statements of claims. The United States sought to establish the above-mentionedrights in addition to other rights at issue in separate application proceedings.[1] The United States also *793 sought to modify the priority dates of some of the water rights. On November 2, 1987, the United States executed an assignment of its application for conditional water rights for the Dominguez Reservoir Project to the Colorado River Water Conservation District.[2] Approximately two years later, on January 23, 1989, the Colorado River Water Conservation District assigned the application for conditional rights back to the United States. On April 26, 1989, the United States assigned its application for conditional water rights regarding the Dominguez Reservoir Project to the City of Grand Junction. On May 9, 1989, the City of Grand Junction transferred its rights to the DRC. On July 25, 1991, the DRC filed

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A resolutely masculine fragrance born from the sea, the sun, the earth, and the breeze of a Mediterranean island. Transparent, aromatic, and woody in nature Aqua Di Gio Pour Homme is a contemporary expression of masculinity, in an aura of marine notes, fruits, herbs, and woods. Sport. It's a rite of seduction. A vision of Giorgio Armani, translated into a fragrance. This scent opens with an explosive freshness that features spearmint, peppermint, and wild mint—surprising and unusual top notes with a stunning effect. The citrusy heart of the fragrance reveals Code Sport's seductive power. Notes of vetiver from Haiti reveal a woody and distinguished character, at once wet and dry. Like a crisp coating of ice, a note of hivernal prolongs the dialogue between the scent's cool crispness and sensualVP Taylor runs to court There appear to be a brewing tension up on Capitol Hill, the seat of Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor and members of the Legislators as the sitting Vice President has dragged a staff of Deputy House Speaker Prince Moye to court over a Facebook post. Mrs. Taylor, the estranged wife of jailed former President Charles Taylor and another representative of Bong County, Mr. Josiah Marvin Cole on June 12, last week dragged the Deputy Speaker who also hails from Bong County staff to court for what both officials term as criminal libel following a Facebook post on social media allegedly by the accused Aliue Sackor (alias ‘Haircrates Sackor’). Information gathered by this paper suggests that Mr. Sackor was dragged before Associate Magistrate Judge William Capehart at

the higher education industry who has developed analytical solutions for all stages of the student life cycle (from recruitment to giving). He enjoys speaking about the power of data, as well as ranting about data professionals who chase after “interesting” things. He earned his PhD/MS from West Virginia University and his BEng from Nagpur University, all in industrial engineering. Currently, he is leading the data science, reporting, and prospect development efforts at the University of Southern California.have vested the full direction and control" of the corporation in him; that defendant George Koshaba has been guilty of "fraudulent and dishonest acts and gross abuse of authority and discretion with reference to the business and affairs of said corporation." As specific acts of dishonesty it is alleged that George Koshaba and the other defendants have removed from the premises of the corporation various goods, wares and merchandise; have transferred goods and merchandise belonging to the corporation to George Koshaba; have permitted George Koshaba to make profits by transfers of property of the corporation to himself; and that Koshaba has carried on a competing business in the storeroom of the company in Oakland. It is also alleged that defendant George Koshaba has denied plaintiff access to the

Mahela, Herath rested from ODIs Sri Lanka have rested Mahela Jayawardene and Rangana Herath from the three-ODI series against Bangladesh, which follows the two Twenty20 internationals later this month. They also left out batsmen Dimuth Karunaratne and Lahiru Thirimanne from the one-day squad that played Pakistan in the UAE, and brought in spinning allrounder Angelo Perera, who made 244 off 204 balls in his most recent first-class game. Mahela had also missed the limited-overs games in the UAE in December last year because he was on paternal leave. Both Mahela and Herath will be available for the two Twenty internationals that precede the ODIs, though, subject to the state of Herath's injured knee, which has put him in severe doubt for the second Test. These Twenty20s are Sri Lanka's lastofficial matches before the World Twenty20 March. Angelo Perera was also included in the T20 squad, while the players to miss out from the group that travelled to UAE were Ramith Rambukwella, Thirimanne and Kithuruwan Vithanage. Thisara Perera was named in both squads, after having his work ethic put under scrutiny by the national selectors. Perera was denied permission to play in the Big Bash League, and told instead to train with Sri Lanka's A team, but he pleased the selectors well enough to return to the national fray. Doubts over Lasith Malinga's fitness have also been quelled, after he returned from the BBL to Sri Lanka briefly, in order to address that issue. Middle-order batsman Ashan Priyanjan retained his place in the ODI squad, after having impressed with a 74

Yugoslav ship was sinking and its Bilderberger saboteurs were grabbing the last life boats. The West was quick to blame Yugoslavia’s economic woes on the ills of socialism, while the CIA began to sew ethnic division in country. The global powers wanted to smash socialist Yugoslavia into tiny fiefdoms modeled after their GCC puppet emirates. The US organized the Balkan Stability Pact, which called for a regional free market while CIA-backed Croat and Muslim separatists called for armed revolt. [619] For forty-five years the US had played the ethnicity card in the Balkans, a region traditionally colonized by Western powers. During WWII 20 million people died in the Balkans, most at the hands of Nazi-armed right-wing paramilitaries like the Croat Utashe. Their victims were largely Serbian, Jewish and communist. Now theUS was, for propaganda purposes, dumbing their resource grab down to an ethnic skirmish. The US media picked the winners, siding with the wealthier Croats and Muslims, while demonizing the generally working-class socialist Serbs. The US justified its support for Muslim and Croat separatists by accusing the Yugoslav Army of ethnic cleansing. Though there were plenty of Muslims and Croats in that Yugoslav Army, the US spin machine collectively bludgeoned the Serbian people. An August 17, 1992 Newsweek article finally admitted that, “Most of the horror stories (attributed to Serbs) are impossible to confirm.” Even the US puppet International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague charged Croat and Muslim leaders with genocide as often as it did Serbs. The US anti-war movement, which had already fallen asleep at the

If you like what you read consider a donation so i can continue to make my content free to the world Graham E. Fuller Where Were You on the Night of July 15? By F. William engdahl 9 Aug 2016 Much has been written on the July 15 failed coup attempt in Turkey. The Erdogan government has pointed to the exiled Fethullah Gülen sitting in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, and formally requested his extradition to face charges in Turkish courts. Washington so far refuses. As a massive nationwide investigation by police and security forces continues inside Turkey, new damning details emerge almost daily that point to the key role of the CIA behind their Fethullah Gülen Movement (termed FETÖ for Fethullah Terrorist Organization in Turkish) and the US military. Now the Turkish media reportsBethlehem, Pennsylvania, conveniently, a mere 26 miles or 30 minute drive via PA-33 from Saylorsburg, home of the exiled Fethullah Gülen. According to the Istanbul Yeni Safak paper, on the July 15 night of the coup Henri Barkey and a group of seventeen others, mostly foreigners, met for hours in a locked room in the Splendid Palas hotel on the tourist Princes’ Island outside Istanbul and reportedly followed coup developments on TV amid their closed-door talks, according to testimony of hotel personnel. The paper cites a source from Istanbul Police’s Intelligence, Counter Terror, Cyber Crime and Criminal Units, who reported that Barkey was holding a meeting at the hotel with 17 top figures, most of them foreign nationals, on July 15, the day of the failed coup attempt in

worsen, this thorny issue may again heat up. Turkey blundered into Syria’s civil war soon after it erupted in March, 2011. Ankara allowed Syrian insurgent groups, funded and armed by Saudi Arabia, France, Britain, the US and Qatar, to operate from its soil. CIA established an important logistics and communications base for the insurgents at the US air base at Incirlik, Turkey. US, British and French special forces based in Turkey discreetly joined in the war to overthrow the Assad regime in Damascus — all part of Washington’s undeclared but very real and intensifying multi-dimensional war against Iran, Syria’s closest ally. Each passing day of Syria’s brutal civil war raises the risk that Turkey will send its armed forces into Syria, either to create so-called "civilian corridors"or no-fly zones toground the Assad regime’s air force. All-out NATO intervention led by the US could occur after American presidential elections. Meanwhile, the besieged Assad regime in Damascus has lost control of a northern border region inhabited by 2 million ethnic Kurds who have become autonomous. Ankara, which faces a virtual independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq and its own long-simmering uprising by its Kurdish minority, is deeply alarmed by the specter of Kurdish nationalism. The war in Syria has accentuated Turkey’s serious Kurdish problem. This writer covered the Turkish — Kurdish conflict in eastern Anatolia a decade ago, in which over 40,000 had died by 1992 alone. Turkey thought it had put an end to the Kurdish PKK insurgency by capturing its leader, Abdullah Ocalan, in 1999. The PKK’s main base

Congress, and also made public. EPA Mueller investigation: The key figures Michal Cohn is the president's former personal lawyer, who has been helping the special counsel investigation as a part of a plea deal over financial crimes, and campaign finance crimes, he has pleaded guilty to. Among those crimes, Cohen admitted to facilitating $130,000 in hush money payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 campaign. Cohen has said he did so at the direction of Mr Trump. Cohen has also admitted that he maintained contacts with Russian officials about a potential Trump real estate project in Moscow for months longer than Mr Trump and others admitted. The talks continued well into 2016 during the campaign, he has said. AP Mueller investigation: The key figures StormyDaniels has alleged that she had an affair with Donald Trump in 2006, soon after Melania Trump gave birth to Baron Trump. The accusation is of particular importance as a result of the $130,000 hush money payment she received to keep quiet about the affair during the 2016 campaign. AP Mueller investigation: The key figures Paul Manafort was Donald Trump's former campaign chairman. Manafort was charged alongside Rick Gates for a slew of financial crimes, and was convicted on several counts in a Virginia court. He then pleaded guilty to separate charges filed in a Washington court. Manafort has been sentenced to just 7.5 years in prison for his crimes — in spite of recommendations from the special counsel's office for a much harsher sentence. AP Mueller investigation:

two to resign. Adding to the intrigue was a remarkable letter released by Mund, the outgoing Miss America, who said Carlson and Hopper had bullied, silenced and marginalized her. They deny having done any of that, saying they have been working tirelessly to move the organization into the future. Onstage interview comments raised some eyebrows during three nights of non-televised preliminary competition. On Friday, Miss West Virginia Madeline Collins was asked what she feels is the most serious issue facing the nation. She replied, "Donald Trump is the biggest issue our country faces. Unfortunately, he has caused a lot of division in our country." A day earlier, Miss Virginia Emili McPhail was asked what advice she would give to NFL players about whether to stand or kneel for the national anthem. SheMaria Judite de Carvalho Maria Judite de Carvalho (1921 in Lisbon – 1998) was a Portuguese author. She was married to Urbano Tavares Rodrigues (1923–2013). Works Tanta Gente, Mariana (contos), Lisboa: Europa América, 1988. As Palavras Poupadas (contos), Lisboa: Europa América,1988. (Prémio Camilo Castelo Branco). Paisagem sem Barcos (contos), Lisboa: Europa América, 1990. Os Armários Vazios (romance), Lisboa: Livraria Bertrand, 1978. O Seu Amor por Etel (novela), Lisboa: Movimento, 1967. Flores ao Telefone (contos), Lisboa: Portugália Editora, 1968. Os Idólatras (contos), Lisboa: Prelo Editora, 1969. Tempo de Mercês (contos), Lisboa: Seara Nova, 1973. A Janela Fingida (crónicas), Lisboa: Seara Nova, 1975. O Homem no Arame (crónicas), Amadora: Editorial Bertrand, 1979. Além do Quadro (contos), Lisboa: O Jornal, 1983. Este Tempo (crónicas) Lisboa: Editorial Caminho, 1991.(Prémio da Crónica da Associação Portuguesa de Escritores). Seta Despedida (contos), Lisboa: Europa América, 1995.(Prémio Máxima, Prémio da

scripture Scripture not found. CHAPTER 36 Regeneration of the Land.1As for you, son of man, prophesy to the mountains of Israel and say: Mountains of Israel, hear the word of the LORD! 2Thus says the Lord GOD: Because the enemy said about you, “Ha! the ancient heights have become our possession,” 3therefore prophesy and say: Thus says the Lord GOD: because you have been ridiculed and hounded on all sides for becoming a possession for the remaining nations and have become a byword and a popular jeer,a4therefore, mountains of Israel, hear the word of the Lord GOD: Thus says the Lord GOD to the mountains and hills, to the ravines and valleys, to the desolate ruins and abandoned cities, plundered and mocked by the nations remaining around you:b5therefore thus says the Lord GOD:nations. You will never again endure insults from the peoples. Never again shall you rob your nation of its children—oracle of the Lord GOD. Regeneration of the People.16The word of the LORD came to me: 17Son of man, when the house of Israel lived in its land, they defiled it with their behavior and their deeds. In my sight their behavior was like the impurity of a woman in menstruation.h18So I poured out my fury upon them for the blood they poured out on the ground and for the idols with which they defiled it. 19I scattered them among the nations, and they were dispersed through other lands; according to their behavior and their deeds I carried out judgment against them.i20* But when they came to the nations, where they went,

takes the form of a split ring having a bent wire base opposite the split. Radially extending wires project from the ring and are bent on their outer ends to provide a physical barrier to the animals. A small spring applied to the base area of the guard urges the ring closed at the split. The electrostatic animal guard is applied to an insulator bushing by pushing the split onto one of the neck areas of the insulator. The split construction of the ring allows it to open in order to slip onto the insulator, while the spring then assures that the split closes up to retain the animal guard in place. Although this type of animal guard has functioned in a satisfactory manner for the most part, safetyeven as his own State Department sought to push through a disastrous pipeline project that is critical to the continued economic viability of the climate-destroying tar-sands mining project in Canada’s arctic region. Plenty of bills like this and worse — including acts of war like the invasion of Iraq in 2003 — have been orchestrated by lobbyists or presidential advisors with dual US/Israeli citizenship, like the America Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and Paul Wolfowitz respectively. Wolfowitz, a former assistant secretary of defense and a former US ambassador (to Indonesia) despite his divided loyalty to the US and Israel as a dual citizen, was acknowledged to have been the “prime architect” of the disastrous US invasion of Iraq, by no less an insider than former Bush Defense Department Secretary

(including three who were lost in childhood), they were born in Cheneyville, Louisiana and raised in nearby Loyd Bridge on the banks of Bayou Boeuf, in a place named, ironically enough, Compromise Plantation. Their father- my great-grandfather and a man I’ve only known through family folklore as “Daddy Sam”- farmed cotton, 800 acres of land that he leased and subleased to African-American sharecroppers. Truth be told, Daddy Sam was also, in the strictest sense of the term, a “sharecropper;” he never owned his land or his home. The “compromise” was complicated. I mention all of this for a reason. When I was in the fourth grade, along with my autographed textbook, Aunt Sue also gave me the first of many copies of the book 12 Years a Slave, andperhaps knowing that it was heavy reading for an elementary school student, she spoiled it and told me the story in her own words. Sue, a history professor, spent most of her career researching and editing 12 Years a Slave. Her name appears in bold block letters at the top of the book’s cover; the author’s name, Solomon Northup, appears in bolder letters below. Sue loved telling Solomon Northup’s story. She knew it was riveting and important, and after first encountering the book when she was only twelve years old, she spent the next seventy-eight years of her life chasing it down. Sue’s children affectionately refer to Solomon as their “brother,” which seems appropriate. After all, they grew up with him. Today, because of Steve McQueen’s film adaptation, the world

appointed attorney. "Later in the Fall of 1969, Margaret Buckler was told that Lawrence Buckler *784 had either been killed or had died in Vietnam. Her informant's name and address was unknown to Margaret Buckler as hereinafter set out in these findings. "She immediately informed the Respondent of this conversation and over the Thanksgiving vacation of that year, they obtained a marriage license in Harrison County, Indiana. "On December 29, 1969, David Evrard and Margaret Buckler were married in Harrison County, Indiana, by the Respondent's Brother who is, and was at that time, a Roman Catholic Priest. "The Respondent had never been married prior to his marriage of December 29th, 1969. "From a period of time prior to his making application for a marriage license in Harrison County, Indiana, in November of 1969,and until a time subsequent to his marriage on December 29, 1969, the Respondent believed that Lawrence Raley Buckler was, in fact, dead, even though he did nothing to verify the information he received from Margaret Ann. "Subsequent to the marriage, Margaret Evrard received information that caused her to believe that there was the possibility that Lawrence Buckler was alive, and conveyed such information to Respondent. "The Respondent made inquiries of the Department of Defense and some time later learned that Buckler was in fact alive. "Margaret then proceeded with the divorce proceeding that had been filed in September of 1969, and she was granted a divorce from Lawrence Buckler in early April of 1970. "After her divorce was granted and prior to May 5, 1970, David Evrard and Margaret Evrard were

established a new domicil of choice in Indiana is not March 7, 1970, the date when respondent filed his declaration in Perry County, but rather, March 11, 1970, when respondent swore to the truth of his declaration of candidacy and March 16, 1970, when it was filed with the secretary of state. *778 Respondent alternatively maintained, and the majority opinion implicitly holds, that respondent acquired a new domicil of choice in Indiana, prior to March 16, 1970. This finding is based upon: (1) Respondent's Thanksgiving and Christmas visits to Tell City in 1969; (2) Political visits, including caucuses with party leaders and public announcement of candidacy, during the months of January, February, and March, 1970; (3) Respondent's testimony that he made up his mind to run for the office in early January,1970; (4) Respondent's testimony and that of his friend who was a realtor, that respondent consulted him about finding the respondent a home in Tell City, sometime in early January, 1970. The majority apparently finds these actions sufficient to show that respondent's intent to remove was unequivocally formed, and a fixed settlement at Tell City was resolved upon with no present intention of returning to Falls Church, Virginia. See State ex rel. White v. Scott, supra. The majority finds that the above evidence is sufficient to rebut the presumption that respondent's residence in Falls Church, Virginia continued as of March 16, 1970. See Green, supra. The record does not sustain this conclusion. Before setting out that portion of the record which demonstrates that respondent's plans to return to Tell City had

and Datis as commander. who were reputed to be amongst the noblest and most warlike of the Hellenes of that day. because. I place the battle of Plataea. one might have many things to say--of the assaults which they endured by sea and land. for that was the action to which the Hellenes looked back when they ventured to fight for their own safety in the battles which ensued: they became disciples of the men of Marathon. but he conquered them all in three days. by his valour freed the Persians. and he sent 500. coming to the borders of Eretria and spreading from sea to sea. if he wished to keep his head on his shoulders. and when he had conquered them. Having effected one-half of their purpose. He sailed against the Eretrians. for the men of Marathon only showedwhom they had been allied in the war against the barbarians. together with us. and not because of the private anger of the state destroy the common interest of Hellas. and gave them back. and who sailed to Egypt and divers other places. And so the war against the barbarians was fought out to the end by the whole city on their own behalf. Many also fell in naval engagements at the Hellespont. and drove and purged away all barbarians from the sea. our countrymen conquered at Oenophyta. the Spartans. there succeeded a jealousy of her. and in this many brave men who are here interred lost their lives--many of them had won victories in Sicily. For when the Lacedaemonians had gone on their way. for they proved. but. and was decided by the engagement which followed. the city was

the Spanish indignados. Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Show all 29 1 /29 Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Remain protesters with pro-EU banners sit next to a Leave campaigner in Trafalgar square during the People’s Vote march in London. The pro-Brexit protester holds aloft the back cover of a newspaper to show his opposition to the Peoples Vote campaign Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Anti-Brexit protester dressed as widow holds a sign in mourning of the future Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens A protester holds a pro-Brexit sign on the march Angela Christofilou Both sidesof Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Child with anti-Brexit banner at the People’s Vote march in London Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Protesters in central London attend the Brexit Betrayal rally in support of the Leave vote Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Writing on a wall in support of Remain at the People’s Vote march in London Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens ‘The power of the ballot box is mightier than the sword, how wrong was I ?’ A banner near Trafalgar Square after the Brexit Betrayal rally Angela Christofilou Both sides of Brexit: Remain and Leave through a lens Kid holds anti-Brexit banner at

has the approval of the many. and of bad men bad. I will mention only that act of theirs which appears to me to be the noblest. and the others not to fear them by land. as is meet and fitting. and third in the salvation of Hellas. He who has present to his mind that conflict will know what manner of men they were who received the onset of the barbarians at Marathon. therefore. and the second to those who fought and conquered in the sea fights at Salamis and Artemisium. the minds of all men were enthralled by him--so many and mighty and warlike nations had the power of Persia subdued. in order that they might be able to tell the king that no one had escaped them. Third in order. and praise their valour.too happy in having escaped for a time. And from Eretria they went to Marathon with a like intention. and none of the Hellenes dared to assist either the Eretrians or the Athenians. To them. And now the Lacedaemonians as well as the Athenians took part in the struggle. Cyrus. He who would rightly estimate them should place himself in thought at that time. as far as Egypt. I assign in my speech the first place. and with his fleet held the sea and the islands. but that hosts of men and the multitude of riches alike yield to valour. telling him to bring the Eretrians and Athenians to the king. and after him came his son. and they were numerous. the one teaching and habituating the Hellenes not to fear the barbarians at sea. and subjected the Medes.

and never worked for Moreco. In February of 1984, Pierce dissolved PWOS and distributed the proceeds. Following the asset purchase, Moreco ran PWOS's collection network in essentially the same manner as PWOS had run it, with many of the same employees, collection routes and trucks, except that it redirected the end point of the network to its McCook facility. Moreco did not immediately remove PWOS's name from the PWOS oil collection trucks transferred to it as part of the asset purchase transaction, and the PWOS name *637 remained on receipts, insurance policies, and in state regulatory agency paperwork for a few years. Id. Moreco also hired Martin Pierce, former PWOS owner and president Jack Pierce's son, to run daily operations of a portion of the acquired PWOS network. He subsequentlywas elected to Moreco's board of directors several years after the sale. Id. However, the toxic waste oil Mexico Feed tanks were never used by Moreco; Moreco did not know of their existence until the EPA brought them to the company's attention at some point in time during the year after the asset purchase transaction was consummated. Id. After inspecting the Mexico Feed tanks, the EPA sued Mexico Feed and its president, James Covington, as owners of the land, PWOS and its owner Jack Pierce, as owners of the tanks, and Moreco, as the successor of PWOS. After the district court held Moreco jointly liable with PWOS under a theory of successor liability, Moreco appealed. The Eighth Circuit reversed. In a well-reasoned opinion, the appellate court in Mexico Feed first determined that

stock. By accepting new equity instead of a partial cash payment for its old shares, management would increase its ownership stake in the company. Coupled with an amendment to FMC's charter requiring a supermajority to authorize certain business combinations, management would have much greater control of the corporation's destiny. In addition, by borrowing to finance the cash payment to public shareholders, the company would inject approximately $2 billion worth of debt into its capital structure. This debt infusion would make the corporation less attractive to a hostile bidder. 9 After deciding to recapitalize, FMC retained Goldman to help it consummate the transaction. Under the parties' written retainer agreement, Goldman agreed to keep confidential FMC's recapitalization plans and all information disclosed by FMC in connection withit. Goldman promised to disclose information about "Project Chicago," as the recapitalization was called, only to its agents, employees, and counsel who needed to know the information. In return for Goldman's services, FMC agreed to pay Goldman $17.5 million if and only if the recapitalization was consummated. With that sum as an incentive, Goldman began working on the terms of the recapitalization. 10 In early 1986, Goldman's Brown, although he was not a member of the Goldman "team" working with FMC, learned of "Project Chicago." More faithful to the illegal-trading foursome's agreement than to his employer, Brown passed the confidential information concerning FMC's consideration of a recapitalization to Sokolow, who passed it to Levine, who passed it to Boesky. Each knew that the

document called Supplemental Agreement No. 2, which was dated June 20, 1946 but was probably not executed until the early part of 1947 when the Government was preparing to surrender the lease and return the property to the owners. The property was actually surrendered on or about April 21, 1947. The Supplemental Agreement No. 2 made no real change in the rights or obligations of the parties to the assignments. It provided for the substitution in the lease of the names of the purchasers in place of the names of the sellers of the land; and that the rental up to June 30, 1946 should be paid to the sellers, and thereafter to the plaintiffs; and that the sellers should release the Government from allliability for damages to the land prior to June 3, 1946. The Shannons on their part accepted all the terms of the original lease and the document was signed by the sellers, the purchasers and officers of the Government. Appended to the agreement was a separate statement, signed only by the Shannons, in which they released the Government from all liability for the restoration of the premises except that the release should not apply to any claim for damages which the Shannons might have for injury to the timber, fencing, digging of holes, &c. by the United States. 32 It will be noticed that the claims against the Government had been assigned long before the supplemental agreement was executed and that the government officers had no share in

by placing an advertisement in the Federal Times describing himself as a former administrative law judge and stating that he provided nationwide representation, without the statement required by paragraph (6). According to Count Four, on April 7, 1995, Banks sent to the Federal Times a letter printed on letterhead stationery that violated Order # 18 in the same fashion. Count Five alleged that, while representing Stephen Spencer between January 13, 1995, and January 6, 1996, Banks did not comply with paragraph (7). And Count Six charged that on December 4, 1995, he violated paragraphs (3), (4), (6) and (7) by describing himself as a former administrative law judge, stating that he provided nationwide representation, and not obtaining the initials of his client, Deborah Gudger, acknowledging the disclaimer whilehe represented her before an administrative agency. Following a non-jury trial, Judge Levie found Banks guilty of criminal contempt of court for Counts One, Two, Three, Four, and Six, and not guilty of Count Five. In subsequently denying his motion for release pending sentence, the judge stated that this conduct amounted to "conscious actions taken by [Banks] to ignore the Court's order and to deliberately ... foster to the public the impression that he was an attorney and/or a former judge." Judge Levie then sentenced Banks to concurrent prison terms of 178 days, which he suspended in favor of five years' probation on conditions that included compliance with the injunction. In August 1997, after a hearing, the judge revoked the probation on finding repeated violations of the conditions and sentenced

1 Machabees 3 (3:1-5) Judas Machabeus replaced his father (Mathathias) as the leader of the Jewish terrorists. His first act was to burn "them that troubled his people" (with fire). (3:1) "His [Mathathias'] son Judas, called Machabeus, rose up in his stead." (3:2) "And all his brethren helped him, and all they that had joined themselves to his father, and they fought with cheerfulness the battle of Israel." (3:4) "He was like a lion, and like a lion's whelp roaring for his prey." (3:5) "He pursued the wicked ... and them that troubled his people he burnt with fire." (3:8) "He went through the cities of Juda, and destroyed the wicked out of them." (3:9) "He was renowned even to the utmost part of the earth." OK. That's a bit of an exaggeration. (3:10-12) Judas killed Apollonius andkilled many in his army. (3:10) "Apollonius gathered together the Gentiles, and a numerous and great army from Samaria, to make war against Israel." (3:11) "Judas ... went forth to meet him: and he overthrew him, and killed him: and many fell down slain." (3:12) "And he took their spoils, and Judas took the sword of Apollonius, and fought with it all his lifetime." (3:13-22) Seron, the captain of the Syrian army, heard about Judas (as had everyone on earth). He collected a large army of wicked men to fight Judas. When Judas' smaller army saw the Syrians, they were frightened. But Judas told them not to worry. Because success in war depends not on numbers, but on God. "The Lord himself will overthrow them." (3:13) "Seron captain of the army of Syria heard that

Shoney's Big Boy Restaurants, thus emphasizing an independent "Shoney's" operation and diverse "Big Boy" operations. By emphasizing "Shoney's Big Boy Restaurants", as it did in its advertising, Shoney's has identified itself as the source of the services. 33 The district court's view of the commercial strength of the "Big Boy" mark is supported by the record. That the "Big Boy" mark is a weak service-origin mark is demonstrated by Frisch's own survey. For example, in Bowling Green, Kentucky [Frisch's territory], nearly 30% of the respondents identified "Jerry's", a local restaurant chain, as a "Big Boy Restaurant"; in Louisville the percentage was over 30%. In addition, the evidence indicated that Shoney's emphasized its own name in its advertisement of the Big Boy restaurants; in billboard's,"Shoney's" and "Big Boy" should be considered as identical; the district judge observed that the identity, in the public mind, of "Shoney's" and "Big Boy" reflected the ultimate issue of consumer confusion. In putative rebuttal, on appeal Frisch's argues that the district court should have considered the two marks in their commercial context: 36 The entire thrust of FRISCH'S complaint is that the "Shoney's" and "Big Boy" service marks ... have become linked in the mind of a sizeable segment of the population in Defendant's licensed territories into which Defendant's reputation has spread. Viewing the marks in isolation and out of the context of their use over 25 years of course leads to the conclusion that the marks are "very dissimilar." However, such an

a big tv promotion about it . Every person he tried to talk to had nothing good to say to him! People of South Dakota threw him out . One of the worst Presidents to even mention as an example is Woodrow Wilson . The Democrat who up the Democratic KKK to kill more blacks and undesirables. In one year he had 3000 blacks killed by all manners of death and 1300 whites including the youngest congressman to ever be elected . After South Dakota threw that bum out he (Daschle ) moved to Washington to be a lobbyist. As a matter of fact he (Daschle)was sent anthrax in the mail because he was so hated. But the killing of blacks by the political left still takes place, justlaws that govern the world, that would bypass our Congress, bypass “We The People.” That makes it in direct conflict with our Constitution. Our Congress writes laws and no one else, not even the president. Obama was writing illegal executive orders and had turned rogue — tyrannical. —•— Also: The Immigration and Nationality Act passed June 27, 1952 Sec. 2. The Congress hereby finds and declares that the Communist Party of the United States, although purportedly a political party, is in fact an instrumentality of a conspiracy to overthrow the Government of the United States. It constitutes an authoritarian dictatorship within a republic, demanding for itself the rights and privileges accorded to political parties, but denying to all others the liberties guaranteed by the Constitution. Unlike political parties, which evolve their

as well-disposed as the rest of the natives, many of whom assisted us in carrying wood, and bringing bundles of grass or rushes to thatch the wigwams which they saw we were making, in a pleasant sheltered spot, near a brook of excellent water. One wigwam was for Matthews, another for Jemmy, and a third for York and Fuegia. York told me that Jemmy's brother was "very much friend," that the country was "very good land," and that he wished to stay with Jemmy and Matthews. A small plot of ground was selected near the wigwams, and, during our stay, dug, planted and sowed with potatoes, carrots, turnips, beans, peas, lettuce, onions, leeks, and cabbages. Jemmy soon clothed his mother and brothers, by the assistance of his friends. Fora garment which I sent the old woman she returned me a large quantity of fish, all she had to offer; and when she was dressed, Jemmy brought her to see me. His brothers speedily became rich in old clothes, nails and tools, and the eldest were soon known among the seamen as Tommy Button and Harry Button, but the younger ones usually staid at their wigwams, which were about a quarter of a mile distant. So quietly did affairs proceed, that the following day (25th) a few of our people went on the hills in search of guanacoes: many were seen, but they were too wild to approach. An old man arrived, who was said to be Jemmy's uncle, his father's brother; and many strangers came, who seemed

Gladstone Gallery Shirin Neshat, the most famous contemporary artist to come from Iran, is playing with her rambunctious Labrador puppy in her airy Manhattan apartment. "Ashi, Ashi, come here!" she calls. The puppy is black. Neshat's apartment is white — white floors, white bookshelves and a long, white leather couch. Black and white defines much of Neshat's work. Her photographs capture the stark contrast between women in long black chadors and men in crisp white cotton shirts. Neshat left Iran as a teenager in 1974 to attend school in Los Angeles. She did not return until 1990. "When I went to Iran, I was not an artist yet," Neshat says modestly. In truth, she'd been deeply involved in the art world. After studying painting at the University of California, Berkeley, sheco-ran a well-regarded nonprofit space for art, architecture and design in New York. Calligraphy is often layered on the people in Neshat's photos. It falls over them like veils, or tattoos their skin. Curator Melissa Ho says text gives these silent faces a voice. Above, Neshat's 1996 work Speechless from the Women of Allah series. Photograph by Larry Barns/Courtesy Gladstone Gallery hide caption toggle caption Photograph by Larry Barns/Courtesy Gladstone Gallery Calligraphy is often layered on the people in Neshat's photos. It falls over them like veils, or tattoos their skin. Curator Melissa Ho says text gives these silent faces a voice. Above, Neshat's 1996 work Speechless from the Women of Allah series. Photograph by Larry Barns/Courtesy Gladstone Gallery But Neshat's sense of herself as an artist changed after going back to Iran, 11 years after

shall be in the siege both against Judah and against Jerusalem. And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people: all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it.~Zechariah 12:2,3 The Burden of Damascus... Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall be a ruinous heap.~Is 17:1 The Return of the Lord in Glory... And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring; Men's hearts failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken. Andhowever, they were divorced by decree of the Chancery Court for Hickman County on April 20, 2004. The final decree of divorce granted primary residential custody to Mrs. Copley, but granted Mr. Rochelle standard visitation. It is undisputed that Mr. Rochelle struggled with drug addiction during the marriage. Consequently, Mr. Rochelle’s visitation with the child was to be supervised by the grandparents (i.e., the Lovlaces or Larry Rochelle and his wife), or by Mrs. Copley. On January 15, 2005, Beth Copley married Timothy Kevin Copley (together with Mrs. Copley, the “Copleys,” or “Appellees”). At this time, Mr. Rochelle was incarcerated in the Hickman County Jail. While incarcerated, Mr. Rochelle consented to the minor child being adopted by Mr. Copley. However, this petition was dismissed when Mr. Rochelle withdrew his consent in January

to display static images or simple looping patterns, had been transformed into a fully interactive game of Pong by Drexel computer science professor (and Co-Founder and Co-Director of Drexel's game design program) Frank Lee and his team in just a few short months. It's being billed by the event organizers as the "world's largest video game." But the time spent developing the game was just a small part of Lee's journey, which spans five years and involves just as much lobbying as it did hacking. We talked to Lee and his team about what it takes to port a game to an office building, and then we traveled down to Philly to try the 437-foot-high game of Pong for ourselves. Selling the game "I initially thought of the idea in 2008,"Lee told Ars. "I was driving down at night, and saw the sparkling lights at the Cira Centre. The LED lights at the Cira Centre are built-in as part of the structure of the building. Every other night I would just pass by it, but this night I saw Tetris shapes forming in my mind's eye, falling down, and that began this long journey to try to make this game possible." The first thing Lee needed to do was get buy-in from the Brandywine Realty Trust, the company that actually owns the Cira Centre. He had no contacts at the organization, but after much networking and many months of persistence finally managed to secure a meeting with a mid-level executive. "That was 2010, and I told him it was possible,