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also concern its use of the Saporiti trademark after the Gidatex Agreement had been terminated, they are nonetheless subject to binding arbitration. Campaniello claims that it has continued to promote the trademark in connection with the sale of its remaining inventory of Saporiti furniture. Amended Answer and Counterclaim at p. 17. Whether Campaniello — rather than Gidatex — is entitled to any goodwill created by the sale of furniture which had been acquired pursuant to the Gidatex Agreement relates to matters covered by the agreement. The entirety of Campaniello's unfair competition and misappropriation counterclaims are, therefore, arbitrable. Defendant's unjust enrichment counterclaim is arbitrable as well. The gravamen of this counterclaim is that "Gidatex's repudiation and termination of Campaniello's agency and planned creation of new distributorships" has resulted and willany, of Campaniello's *428 counterclaims present the "same legal and factual issues" as Gidatex's claims. i) Campaniello's Unfair Competition, Misappropriation, and Unjust Enrichment Counterclaims Gidatex's trademark infringement and unfair competition claims concern Campaniello's use of the Saporiti Italia trademark after the termination of the Gidatex Agreement. These claims allege that Campaniello is using the Saporiti Italia trademark as a means of competing against Gidatex's new distributorships in the "professional furnishings business." Complaint at ¶ 18. Campaniello's unfair competition, misappropriation, and unjust enrichment counterclaims also concern the use of the Saporiti Italia trademark in the course of competition in the market for high-end contemporary Italian furniture. See Amended Answer and Counterclaim at p. 21. Moreover, both parties' claims may require a determination of whether Campaniello's promotion of the Saporiti Italia trademark

" Id. Because the instant case is indistinguishable from Beaumont, the good-faith exception applies, and the district court did not err in denying Shugart's motion to suppress. C. Probable Cause to Arrest 32 Shugart argues that the district court erred by admitting "plastic baggies" and a receipt from an ephedrine manufacturer into evidence. This evidence was found in Shugart's pockets when DEA agents conducted a search of his person shortly after entering Leach's garage pursuant to a search warrant. Shugart contends that the search of his person violated his fourth amendment rights because it was conducted before the agents had probable cause to arrest him. In contrast, the government argues that Shugart's arrest was supported by probable cause and that the subsequent search of his external Agent Derby's affidavit contained statements made by William Killion, the confidential informant in this case, after he was arrested in Kansas for manufacturing methcathinone. In his statements, Killion admitted that he was engaged in methcathinone production with a woman named Carolyn Braddy, who allegedly ordered the necessary chemicals and provided her residence as a place to manufacture the drug. 42 Shugart argued that Killion's statements were consistent with his defense at trial, which attempted to prove that Killion was solely responsible for ordering ephedrine and manufacturing methcathinone.9 Shugart claimed that just as Killion falsely accused him of manufacturing methcathinone, Agent Derby's affidavit established that Killion used the same modus operandi in making false accusations against Braddy. The district court denied Shugart's motion for a new trial,

San Jose spends 45 percent more on salaries and benefits for the average city worker than it did in 2000 – a growth rate roughly double the national averages for local government employees and workers in private industry. City figures compiled at the request of the Mercury News also show that costs for retirement and health care benefits for city workers have risen three times as fast as salaries since the dot-com bust, even as many other local workers in the private sector have had to pay more for health insurance that offers fewer benefits. Swelling personnel costs – currently almost two-thirds of San Jose’s nearly $1 billion operating budget – are key to an ongoing deficit that has plagued the city for the last half decade. The city council79 percent for retirement and 93 percent for health and other benefits. Larsen said city workers have forgone raises and made other concessions to help the city through lean times and have difficulty competing in a valley where monied high-tech workers drive up the cost of living. “A half-million dollars for a fixer-upper – that’s what many city employees are faced with,” Larsen said. John Woolfolk is a reporter for the Bay Area News Group, based at The Mercury News. A native of New Orleans, he grew up near San Jose. He is a graduate of the UC Berkeley School of Journalism and has been a journalist since 1990, covering cities, counties, law enforcement, courts and other general news. He also has worked as an editor since 2013.

the French environment ministry said. This indicated the first drop in emissions after they had been increasing for two consecutive years. Despite national economic growth, the ministry said that the decrease was mainly down to a reduction in GHG emissions from the transport sector. It is the first time since 2013 that France’s transport emissions have declined, indicating that the government`s approach in reducing emissions from transport is working. Due to the mild winter, there was a reduced need for heating and, apart from nuclear, French hydropower played an important part. The French President Emmanuel Macron has been one of the main players among European heavyweights who have demanded increased ambition, focus and action on tackling climate change, and have recently introduced legislation for a net zero emission target. Parts ofcode section just quoted and were supported by a preponderance of the evidence. [4a] Appellant's final contention is that assuming there was an enforceable contract, the plaintiff was not damaged. Under the terms of the original contract some of the linters were to be delivered as follows: 25 bales in January, 1947, and 25 bales in February, 1947. No cotton linters were delivered until in July, 1947, when appellant accepted delivery of 5 bales of linters of the 50 bales of linters contracted for and paid for them at the contract price. Taking the conflicting evidence in the light most favorable to the respondent as we should, shortly after the contract was entered into the respondent began requesting appellant to accept at least a portion of the bales

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Evans was responsible for assembling and providing the records. Evans indicated that he would get the documents together, but Shepard did not receive them by the December 18 deadline. Shepard then contacted the United States Attorney’s Office and was granted additional time to respond to the subpoena. Shepard still did not receive the records from Evans and requested and received a second and, later, possibly a third extension. Shepard met with defendant Evans several times, and each time Evans advised that he was working on getting the records. 4  When Shepard was first questioned about whether he was able to return the subpoenaed records on time, he indicated that he was unable to comply with the subpoena within the additional time the government provided. On cross-examination, Shepard testified that he could not remember the date on which Evans gave him the I-20 forms dated December 17, 2001. When Evans recalled Shepard, Shepard testified that “a 11 significant amount of time passed” between receipt of the subpoena and delivery of the records and that he could not remember the exact date he delivered the

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did not disclose that Ms. Land lived in the house, but did list that his son resided in the home. In March and September 2011, Mr. Lafferty again listed the Adrian Highway address as his address in verifications made under oath to DSS in connection with his claim of continued eligibility for food stamps. When questioned about this, Mr. Lafferty said he listed the Adrian Highway address on the application because even though he did not live there, he took care of his son there, and the purpose of the food stamps was to take care of him and his son. Mr. Lafferty's credibility is further undermined by these statements under oath, before and after filing for bankruptcy relief, that his address was one other than Fallen Timber. Sixspent the night at Fallen Timber every night and that his truck had been parked at Fallen Timber all of those nights. 3. Debtors' Move-In to Fallen Timber Substantial confusion resulted when the deponents were questioned about the dates that Debtors moved into Fallen Timber. Ms. Land testified that Mr. Lafferty moved into the home in January, as did both Debtors. However, Derek Rippy and Jeff Bryan both testified that when Ms. Lafferty moved into Fallen Timber in late March or early April, Mr. Lafferty was not yet living there. In fact, Mr. Bryan testified that when Mr. Lafferty decided to move in, an argument occurred because Ms. Lafferty did not want him living there.[12] With regard to Ms. Lafferty's move-in date, Debtors both testified that she moved in before

of the Audit Committee. He received 133,333 warrants with an exercise price of 2.00 per share. On October 1, 2013, Brian Thompson resigned as a member of the board and as head of the Audit Committee. 44 Item 9 – Changes in and Disagreements with Accountants on Accounting and Financial Disclosure None. Item 9A – Controls and Procedures (a) Evaluation of disclosure controls and procedures. We maintain disclosure controls and procedures that are designed to ensure that information required to be disclosed in our Securities and Exchange Commission Act of 1934 reports is recorded, processed, summarized and reported within the time periods specified in the Securities and Exchange Commission’s rules and forms and that such information is accumulated and communicated to our management, including our Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer, as appropriate, to allow for timely decisions regarding required disclosure. In designingin financial reporting related to the proper classification and reporting of financial instruments. This materially affected our internal control over financial reporting. Item 9B – Other Information None. Item 10 – Directors, Executive Officers and Corporate Governance Term of Office Our directors are elected by our stockholders to a term of one year and to serve until their successor is duly elected and qualified, or until their death, resignation or removal. Each of our officers is appointed by our Board of Directors to a term of one year and serves until their successor is duly elected and qualified, or until their death, resignation or removal from office. On December 23, 2011, our shareholders approved a change to our Articles of Incorporation, which was approved by our Board, which amended our bylaws to provide that the number of directors of the Company

nitrate-based molecular wiring in the gene regulatory network. Technical advances in the preparation and enrichment of samples and quantification strategies for phosphoproteomics could improve the scope and resolution of early protein phosphorylation events in the PNR. The identification of new targets of nitrate-activated CPKs, CIPKs, or other PKs could reveal additional components or connections in the PNR. Nitrogen is the fourth most abundant element in plant biomass after hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, and nitrate, the preferred source of inorganic nitrogen for most plants, is acquired from soil. The Green Revolution, which profoundly increased agricultural productivity worldwide, depends on the application of nitrogenous fertilizers to soil to ensure that the photosynthetic potential of crops is not limited by nitrogen assimilation and nitrate signalling. However, the production and use of fertilizerunilateral preliminary status report, id., which the government filed on August 26, 2019. ECF No. 25. On August 27, 2019, the Court issued a scheduling order, requiring the parties to make initial disclosures by September 16, 2019 and conclude fact discovery by December 16, 2019. ECF No. 26. On November 12, 2019, the United States Postal Service (“USPS”) returned as undeliverable the scheduling order that the Court previously had sent to Mr. Shapiro via first-class mail. ECF No. 27. The return-to- sender notice indicated that Mr. Shapiro’s mailbox was closed, and that the USPS was “unable to forward” the mail. Id. On November 15, 2019, the Court emailed Mr. Shapiro a copy of the scheduling order. ECF No. 28. Mr. Shapiro did not respond to that email.

was *805 washing dishes in another part of the store, and displayed the gun to him. Following Taylor's order, Elrod took the money out of the cash register and laid it on the counter. Elrod and Smith were then told to go into a back storage room and shut the door. When they came out of the storage room a few minutes later, Taylor and the money were gone. Taylor was convicted of two counts of armed robbery with a firearm. The district court of appeal reversed the armed robbery conviction of Smith because there had been only one forceful taking. See Brown v. State, 430 So.2d 446 (Fla. 1983); Hill v. State, 293 So.2d 79 (Fla. 3d DCA 1974). However, under the authority of section 924.34, Florida Statutes(1989), the court directed the entry of a judgment of conviction for the crime of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon committed against Smith. The court acknowledged that aggravated assault with a deadly weapon was a category-two permissive lesser included offense to armed robbery but concluded that section 924.34 was applicable to both category-one and category-two lesser included offenses. Contrary to the rationale of the court below, this Court in Gould v. State, 577 So.2d 1302 (Fla. 1991), recently held that section 924.34 was inapplicable to category-two permissive lesser included offenses. Notwithstanding, in an effort to support the conviction, the State points to Royal v. State, 490 So.2d 44 (Fla. 1986), which held that assault with a deadly weapon was a necessary lesser included offense of armed robbery. Thus,

Numidian horse were pursuing the fugitives, most of whom they cut down or hurled from their horses; but some few escaped into Venusia, among whom was Gaius Terentius, the Consul, who thus sought a flight, as disgraceful to himself, as his conduct in office had been disastrous to his country. Superiority in Cavalry Wins Battles Such was the end of the battle of Cannae, in which both sides fought with the most conspicuous gallantry, the conquered no less than the conquerors. This is proved by the fact that, out of six thousand horse, only seventy escaped with Gaius Terentius to Venusia, and about three hundred of the allied cavalry to various towns in the neighbourhood. Of the infantry ten thousand were taken prisoners in fair fight, but were not actually engaged in the battle: of those who were actually engaged only about threeremain in position; while they themselves with two troops of cavalry, their lictors, and about thirty velites advanced to make the reconnaisance. Now some Numidians, who were accustomed to lie in ambush for those who came on skirmishes, or any other services from the Roman camp, happened, as it chanced, to have ensconced themselves at the foot of the hill. Being informed by their look-out man that a body of men was coming over the brow of the hill above them, they rose from their place of concealment, ascended the hill by a side road, and got between the Consuls and their camp. Death of the Consul M. Cl because I thought a mere table of contents less suitable. . . . After the battle at Baecula, Hasdrubal made good his passage over the Western Pyrenees, and thence through the Cevennes, B.C. 208. In the spring

From November 7, 1959, the Bank tried unsuccessfully to sell the property at a private sale and held the property until October 6, 1960 at which time it was auctioned off to one Mr. Miller. During the period from November of 1959 to October of 1960 when the Bank held the property, it was not legally empowered under the banking law to utilize it for an amusement park as had been done by VanBilliard. Therefore, during this period, the property remained unused. When Miller obtained the property, he sought a permit to use it as a day camp and swim club. The zoning officer of the Township denied the permit to use the property since by an Ordinance enacted in May of 1955, the property in question hadas it had been used by our predecessor'. When this application was denied by the zoning officer, an Appeal to the Zoning Board of Adjustment of Upper Providence Township followed. . . . . . . "After pointing to the fact that at the close of the season in 1959, VanBilliard placed a `closed' sign on the property and removed and sold as much of the personal property contained thereon as possible, as well as the fact that his children did not return to the local school in the fall of 1959, the Board of Adjustment reached the conclusion that the nonconforming use of the amusement park had, at that point, been abandoned and that such abandonment continued for at least one year thereafter." The board denied the application. The court of

use policy analyst, said much of the work behind the One Tahoe project could be done through the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency's Bi-State Consultation Group. "The rhetoric around One Tahoe as an effort to bring stakeholders together for continued conversation around transportation priorities and funding is a worthwhile endeavor, but there is already a venue for this," Feiger wrote. Benjamin Spillman covers the outdoors and environment in Northern Nevada, from backcountry skiing in the Sierra to the latest from Lake Tahoe's ecosystem. Support his work by subscribing to RGJ.com right here.Mayors from across the United States on Monday called on federal courts, including the Supreme Court, to rule against state bans excluding gay couples from marriage. “The United States Conference of Mayors reaffirms its support of the freedom to marry for same-sex couples and urges the federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, to speedily bring national resolution by ruling in favor of the freedom to marry nationwide,” reads a resolution overwhelmingly approved by the U.S. Conference of Mayors at its annual meeting in Dallas. According to a statement released by Mayors for the Freedom to Marry, a group of over 450 mayors who support marriage equality, Mayor Greg Stanton of Phoenix (pictured) led in introducing the resolution. Evan Wolfson, president of Freedom to Marry, applauded the move. “From small towns to

(Mo.App.1991). In Hicks, the prosecutor's only apparent purpose in offering the threat evidence was to have the jury improperly infer that the defendant had made the threats. Here, the State's initial questions to Bell might have been viewed as an effort to prop up Bell's credibility by showing he would testify despite high potential for harm by other inmates. Granted, this former purpose would also be improper; yet, defense counsel may have opted as trial strategy to forego objections and concentrate instead on showing that Bell was an experienced "jailhouse snitch" who was so focused on getting special favors and deals that he would perjure himself. On cross-examination defense counsel did successfully elicit testimony from Bell that he was to testify against another inmate and that a forgery chargefrom a jailhouse informant "unless I have some means to corroborate, at least a portion of what he is telling me." The prosecutor explained the analysis he made before using Bell's testimony at trial: "There were several things, that Mr. Bell knew, when we first came into contact with him, which we could determine no manner, in which he could have received, unless he received it from the killer. Without leaping to the conclusion, at that point, that the killer wasn't necessarily, Mr. Kelley, he had to have heard it from someone, who knew the condition of one or more of the victims, and how they were killed. In *93 particular, he indicated, that he had been told by Mr. Kelley that there was a soft ligature strangulation, which

the veterinarian said that she will died as she was very ill. At least I though that she will died in a nice environnment, with love and care. She survived and is a very very sweet girl. The third, "Capy" (for "capitaine) was sold by his first owner. He was tied all the day along with an electric wire, had no education, was very shy. He his now the funnest and smart dog of the 5 of my band (the 2 others I came with them from France and "pure" breed). They are my gifts in the life, as my 3 others cats : one also from the streets and 2 others who were gift of my veterinarian as he said that I take great care of my animals. I have also birds,newspaper from publishing information obtained from records relating to Des Moines attorney Jaysen McCleary. McCleary argued the records contained private information about his disabilities and finances and were never intended to be public. The records were inadvertently filed publicly by one of McCleary’s lawyers in a lawsuit he filed against the city of Des Moines that alleged he suffered injuries when he was hit in the head by a garbage container launched from a city truck. They consisted of reports from experts who had evaluated McCleary, and were available for months in the state’s electronic court records. The parties told the court they reached a settlement in November. Days later, McCleary asked the district court to seal the reports after learning the newspaper had copies, arguing they were meant to

as against the ruler (Jos. 1:18). There are similar provisions for striking a parent (Ex. 21:15), cursing a parent (Ex. 21:17, Lv. 20:9), or rebelling against parental commands (Dt. 21:18–21). Sexual Offenses The death penalty was also prescribed for a variety of sexual offenses: adultery (in addition to the references cited above, see Gn. 20:3, 38:24; Dt. 22:22–24), sexual relations of a man with his father's or son's wife (Lv. 20:11–12) or with his mother or daughter (Lv. 20:14), rape of a married or even a betrothed woman (Dt. 22:25–27), bestiality (Ex. 22:19, Lv. 20:15–16), male homosexuality (Lv. 20:13), and prostitution engaged in by the daughter of a priest (Lv. 21:9). Idolatry The biblical laws reflect the long conflict with idolatry and polytheism that came to a climax at the end ofdue to negligent homicide, involuntary manslaughter, or murder; the free or unfree status of the victim was also a factor to be considered. The negligent owner of the ox that fatally gored a person (Ex. 21:28–32) only owed compensation for a dead slave but was subject to the death penalty if the victim was a free man. The owner, however, was allowed to negotiate compensation in that case, too; but the ox was put to death in either case. A man who committed involuntary manslaughter could rightfully be slain by the relatives of the victim; but the civil authorities could intervene to grant the manslayer asylum (a form of exile) in a "city of refuge" (Ex. 21:12–13, Nm. 35:1–34, Dt. 19:1–13). The normal penalty for murder was death

News Gov. John Kitzhaber and Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum are already in conflict over the scope of the investigation the Oregon Department of Justice can conduct into allegations of wrongdoing by the governor and first lady Cylvia Hayes. On Monday morning, Kitzhaber asked Rosenblum for a “full and independent factual review” of allegations that Kitzhaber and Hayes engaged in influence-peddling ... More Hayes also directed state employees to benefit her client's political agenda. News Newly released emails show Gov. John Kitzhaber gave First Lady Cylvia Hayes extraordinary influence over the highest levels of state government, allowing her to promote the agendas of her private consulting client. The emails, released to WW and other media on Friday by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services, are important for a number of reasons: First, Oregon lawjob in his administration to an longtime associate who found work for Kitzhaber's fiancee, Oregon first lady Cylvia Hayes. In 2011, Dan Carol, a veteran political consultant, arranged a high-paying assignment for Hayes, Oregon's first lady. Starting in July or August of 2011, Hayes began a fellowship Carol arranged with the Clean Economy Development Center, ... More News Gov. John Kitzhaber was today sworn in for a historic fourth term as Oregon governor.After being sworn in by Paul De Muniz, the former chief justice of the Oregon Supreme Court, Kitzhaber kissed his fiancee, first lady Cylvia Hayes, and addressed a joint session of the state House and Senate on the first day of the 78th Legislature.The ceremony was as notable for who was not in attendance—any of ... More Feds looking into actions

The chain of custody tag on the outside bag shows initials or signatures by Soliz, a technician who received and tracked the evidence while it was out for testing, and an employee of the Department of Public Safety laboratory. Within the larger sack, all but one of the smaller sacks have a second set of initials; the smaller sack lacking the second set of initials contained the victim's underwear, on which semen was found. Soliz testified that the second initials were by the evidence clerk, who witnessed Soliz put the individual bags into the larger sack and seal the larger sack. The victim testified at trial that the clothing presented, including the underwear, was what she was wearing when she was attacked. Before the clothing was admitted into evidence, appellant's counsel thoroughlythe trial court erred in allowing the victim's father to testify after he was present in the courtroom while the victim testified. Appellant argues that this alleged error was of constitutional dimension and deprived him of his right to have "witnesses testify without the opportunity of corroboration" and thus, of his right to a fair trial. The victim testified that after she was attacked, she gave the clothing she was wearing to her father. The victim's father was then called to the stand. He testified without objection that a few hours after the attack his daughter took her clothes out of the laundry hamper, put them in a bag, and gave them to him for safekeeping. He locked the bag of clothes in his car until he gave them to Detective Soliz

in a subsequent filing. A 9-month-old girl in Pittsburgh who had received the stool softener died on May 4, 2016, according to a lawsuit her family filed in July 2017 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. Her mother learned about the drug recall by chance and asked the hospital whether her deceased daughter received the tainted drug, her lawyer told KHN. The family filed charges against PharmaTech and others in the drug supply chain in a wrongful death lawsuit. The court rejected PharmaTech’s motions to dismiss and strike, and the drugmaker denied liability in a subsequent filing. In November 2017, a lawyer representing PharmaTech in that wrongful death case told the Orlando (Fla.) Sun Sentinel that it will defend itself against the allegations andthe whistleblowers alleged. Years after the whistleblowers stopped working for Gilead, the drugmaker issued two voluntary recalls of HIV drugs in 2014, about seven months apart. Both recalls cited contamination with red silicone rubber particulates. Gilead declined to comment. Gilead has fought the lawsuit, alleging that since the government knew of the allegations and did not penalize it by denying drug approvals or payments, the suit could not move forward. In 2015, a federal judge dismissed the case, but a panel from the 9th District Court of Appeals reversed that decision in 2017. Now the Supreme Court may hear it; in April 2018, it invited the solicitor general to file a brief, “expressing the views of the United States.” The Justice Department filed a brief in November, saying pursuing the

witnesses. The District Court sustained the State's objection to Jim Johnson's testimony, based upon the fact that the witness had not been disclosed within 60 days pursuant to the Court's Omnibus Order and the witness was not mentioned by Thompson as a witness he intended to call at trial, during the hearing held on March 18, 1998. The District Court additionally held that the other three witnesses that Berg intended to call, Ronald Charlton, Connie Berg, and Ricky Charbonneau would not be allowed to testify for the same reasons. As a result, Berg presented no additional evidence. The jury found Berg guilty of attempted sexual intercourse without consent. ¶ 10 On April 27, 1998, Berg filed a pro se motion requesting that his counsel be excused, and for anew trial on the basis that he received ineffective assistance of counsel and that the court improperly prohibited his witnesses from testifying. In May 1998, Berg retained new counsel. On June 16, 1998, the District Court held a hearing on Berg's motion for a new trial. Berg's prior counsel testified at the hearing and explained *430 to the court the reasons for his discovery noncompliance and informed the court what the witnesses he had wanted to call would have said. The District Court concluded that Thompson's failure to file a timely witness list, as required by Montana's discovery statutes, was ineffective. However, the District Court found that Berg failed to establish that he was prejudiced by his attorney's ineffective assistance and denied Berg a new trial, on that

Forty Winks (1931 film) Forty Winks is an animated short film made by the Pat Sullivan Studio, and is among the Felix the Cat shorts. Plot One evening, Felix serves as a conductor to four singing cats. Meanwhile at a house only a few yards away, a hefty man is napping on a chair but gets awakened by their act. To silence them, the man grabs and rolls out a bowling ball, knocking Felix and the other cats off their feet. Felix, however, still insists to go on performing as he plays a flute and his friends dance. Awakened once more, the man takes out an ether sprayer and showers its contents onto the cats. While his friends fall into a snooze, Felix decides to have his sleep at home. Felix enterstortious interference with contract, and tortious interference with prospective contracts.  In the complaint, Baker alleged that Shipside filed a false report to DAC services, an organization maintaining an online database of drug and alcohol test results, in response to a request by Baker=s then employer, Quality Carriers Inc. (AQuality Carriers@).  The report allegedly stated that Baker had refused a drug test while working for Shipside.  Baker further complained that as a result of the report, he lost his job with Quality Carriers and was no longer employable as a driver with any major trucking company.    At the time of the alleged false report, Shipside was the named insured under an insurance policy issued by Trinity.  Shipside placed Trinity on notice of the lawsuit and Trinity responded initially with a reservation of rights letter.  Subsequently, Trinity denied having a duty to defend

Attorney General's Office. "Review of the Maywood Police Department's hiring practices over the past ten years validates this perception." The April 2007 investigative report by the Los Angeles Timesfound that at least one-third of Maywood's officers "had either left other police jobs under a cloud or had brushes with the law while working for Maywood." The department was a full-spectrum kakistocracy: In February 2008, the city council selected as Police Chief an individual named Al Hutchings, who had been convicted of theft and forced to resign from the LAPD. (The man Hutchings replaced had been convicted of domestic abuse while serving as Police Chief.) When abuses or criminal conduct could no longer be concealed or explained away, the officer would be permitted to resign instead of being fired. This enhancedmiscellaneous items." The car was stolen by the cops and the victim was arrested on a spurious charge of driving without a license. About a week later, the victim and his mother went to the police department in an attempt to recover the stolen car. They were unceremoniously ejected from the building. Mistakenly thinking they had left some important documents behind, the mother went back to retrieve them. When the car's owner found the papers, he went back into the police station to get his mother. Without warning or cause, he was assaulted by a Maywood cop who shot him with a Taser. While recovering from that attack, the victim "was physically assaulted by a Maywood police officer and taunted with a police dog by another officer," the report continues.

of Plaintiffs' negligence. For example, Plaintiff Lee only testified as to his earnings in 1992 and 1993, even though, he was a District Manager for ten (10) years with Defendant. Plaintiff Lee's earnings decreased by approximately $21,000 in 1993. Plaintiff Tuggle testified as to his earnings in 1993, 1994, and 1995, while he was working for Defendant. Plaintiff Tuggle's earnings decreased by $4,500 in 1994 and by another $15,000 in 1995. Plaintiff Carter provided two (2) years worth of earnings; *1327 however, he was a District Manager for nine (9) years. Plaintiff Agee provided four (4) years worth of earnings while he was employed as a District Manager; however, he worked in this capacity for twelve (12) years. Plaintiff Stell provided four (4) years of earnings for the years1997, he "thinks" he earned around $40,000, but that "most" of it came from his profit sharing. These types of figures are unacceptable, especially when accurate figures were accessible. Plaintiff Carter actually provided figures for 1995, 1996, 1997, and an estimate for 1998. However, Plaintiff Carter admittedly only sought lower paying employment because he was frustrated with the insurance industry.[3] Plaintiff Lee testified that after he left Defendant, his earnings only consisted of the equal installments he received from his IRA. Plaintiff Lee admitted that he did not seek subsequent comparable employment. Plaintiff Stell testified as to his earnings in 1995, 1996, 1997, and his projected earnings in 1997. However, Plaintiff Stell bought into an insurance company for $25,000 in 1995. Although Plaintiff Stell testified that in 1995 he earned around

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Huffstutler named Student Employee of the Year Jacob D. Huffstutler, a senior physics major from Mt. Vernon, is this year’s Student Employee of the Year. Finalists were Prisciliano Fabian, a graduate student from Alto Pass majoring in workforce education and development, with a specialization in family and consumer science; and Sarah Self, a senior currently of Carbondale majoring in university studies. Huffstutler is a laboratory assistant working with Richard West, a lecturer in the physics department. West said Huffstutler has, in the two years he has worked in the laboratory, become “an integral part of our lab.” Part of what makes Huffstutler so capable in the lab, West said, is his ability to relate what he learns in the classroom to the laboratory activities. He is also able to take whathe learns to help tutor fellow students as a supplemental instructor. Further, Huffstutler was able to take his laboratory experience and apply it to his own classwork. He wrote four research papers for upper division physics research courses based on his laboratory work, which was focused on carbon dioxide sequestration in organic rocks and clays. His papers weren’t just suitable for the classroom. Huffstutler co-authored an article forthcoming in the peer-reviewed journal “Preprints of Symposia,” a publication from the American Chemical Society’s national meeting. Fabian is a campus visit program student worker with Undergraduate admissions. Paul Copeland, a customer service assistant in that department, nominated him for the honor. Copeland praised Fabian for exceptional dedication to the fundamentals of his job, including his self-motivation, and also for his initiative and

The district court sentenced appellant to three years of probation, 90 days in the Ramsey County Workhouse and imposed a $500 fine, and $21,000 in restitution to the dealership. Appellant challenged the amount of restitution that the district court ordered. On September 13, 2013, the district court held a restitution hearing. The general manager of the dealership testified about the damage to the vehicle and stated that the total repair cost was $6,616.05. The dealership also had to discount the vehicle by $10,000 because it was stolen and had increased mileage. Appellant also testified at the hearing. He stated that he lied when he said that he purchased the vehicle from Craigslist and that he actually got the vehicle from a woman named “Lisa” that he met through a marketing group.Appellant stated that Lisa gave him the keys to the BMW in a mall parking lot because his Mercedes was at the auto-mechanic shop. He testified that he had the BMW for one and a half to two weeks and drove approximately 150-200 miles. He claimed that the BMW was in mint condition and that he was not responsible for any alleged damage. Following the restitution hearing, the district court ordered appellant to pay $16,616.05 in restitution to the dealership, fully reimburse the public defender for the cost of representation, and sell his car, using the proceeds to pay restitution, the public defender’s office, and any fines.

Elena Estes Series : Titles in Order Book 2 She was a vision. She was a siren. She was a nightmare. She was dead. Now he needed her to disappear. And he knew just how to make it happen. The Palm Beach elite go to great lengths to protect their own—and their own no longer includes Elena Estes. Once upon a time a child of wealth and privilege, Elena turned her back on that life. Betrayed and disillusioned by those closest to her, she chose the life of an undercover cop, the hunt for justice her own personal passion. Then a tragic, haunting mistake ended her career. Now Elena exists on the fringes of her old life, training horses for a living. But a shocking event is about to drawher back into the painful vortex she’s fought so hard to leave behind. First she finds the body—a young woman used, murdered, and dumped in a canal. Not just a victim, but a friend. As Elena delves into her dead friend’s secret life, she discovers ties not only to the Russian mob but also to a group of powerful and wealthy Palm Beach bad boys known for giving each other alibis to cover a multitude of sins. A group that includes a man Elena once knew very well—her former fiancé, Bennett Walker, a man she knows has already escaped justice at least once in his life. Finding her friend’s killer will put Elena at odds with her old life, with her new lover, and with herself. But she is determined

including numerous monks and nuns who left the monasteries to break their vows, and many priests who espoused his cause with the intention of marrying. The support of his sovereign, Frederick of Saxony, was of great importance. Very soon secular princes and municipal magistrates made the Reformation a pretext for arbitrary interference in purely ecclesiastical and religious affairs, for appropriating ecclesiastical property and disposing of it at pleasure, and for deciding what faith their subjects should accept. Some followers of Luther went to even greater extremes. The Anabaptists and the "Iconoclasts" revealed the extremest possibilities of the principles advocated by Luther, while in the Peasants' War the most oppressed elements of German society put into practice the doctrine of the reformer. Ecclesiastical affairs were now reorganized on the basis of the new teachings; henceforth the secular power is evermore clearly the supreme judge in purely religious matters, and completely disregards any independent ecclesiastical authority. A second centre of the Reformation was established by Zwingli at Zurich. Though he differed in many particulars from Luther, and was much more radical than the latter in his transformation of the ceremonial of the Mass, the aims of his followers were identical with those of the Lutherans. Political considerations played a great role in the development of Zwinglianism, and the magistracy of Zurich, after a majority of its members had declared for Zwingli, became a zealous promoter of the Reformation. Arbitrary decrees were issued by the magistrates concerning ecclesiastical organization; the councillors who remained true to the Catholic Faith were expelled from the council, and Catholic services were forbidden in the city. The city and the canton of Zurich were reformed

that the plan which they had embraced was in this respect wholly different. Unto another gospel - A gospel which destroys the grace of Christ; which proclaims salvation on other terms than simple dependence on the merits of the Lord Jesus; and which has introduced the Jewish rites and ceremonies as essential, in order to obtain salvation. The apostle calls that scheme the "gospel," because it pretended to be; it was preached by those who claimed to be preachers of the gospel; who alleged that they had come direct from the apostles at Jerusalem, and who pretended to declare the method of salvation. It claimed to be the gospel, and yet it was essentially unlike the plan which he had preached as constituting the gospel. That which he preached,by Paul when speaking of himself. He alludes here, possibly, to a charge which was brought against him by the false teachers in Galatia, that he had changed his views since he came among them, and now preached differently from what he did then; see the introduction. They endeavored probably to fortify their own opinions in regard to the obligations of the Mosaic law, by affirming, that though Paul when he was among them had maintained that the observance of the Law was not necessary to salvation, yet that he had changed his views, and now held the same doctrine on the subject which they did. What they relied on in support of this opinion is unknown. It is certain, however, that Paul did, on some occasions (see

the Plaintiffs under the Promissory Note. 13. Subsequent to his granting of the Plaintiffs' Mortgage, the Defendant granted Lewis a series of mortgage interests in the Putnam Property, the last of which was a "blanket" mortgage purportedly securing a debt from the Defendant to Lewis in the original principal amount of $88,000.00 (hereafter referred to as the "Blanket Mortgage"). 14. In June of 1988, the Defendant conveyed the Putnam Property by warranty deed to an entity known as Secondary Mortgage Investment, Inc. (hereafter referred to as "SMI") for a stated purchase price of $150,000.00 (hereafter referred to as the "Putnam Sale"). SMI's principals were a Mr. Lucibello and a Mr. Vignola. 15. The Putnam Sale was brokered by Lewis and closed by Trachten. 16. Lewis agreed to provide financing to SMI inthe gross amount of $67,000.00. That financing was to be secured by a mortgage on the Putnam Property (hereafter referred to as the "SMI Mortgage"). 17. At the time of the Putnam Sale, the Plaintiffs allege that the Putnam Property was encumbered by the following mortgages, in order of priority: (i) a mortgage to First Federal Bank (hereafter referred to as the "First Federal Mortgage"), (ii) the Plaintiffs' Mortgage, and (iii) the Blanket Mortgage. 18. At all times relevant hereto, Lewis and Trachten were aware of the existence of the Plaintiffs' Mortgage. 19. From his numerous real estate dealings the Defendant had formed a belief that mortgages had to be paid off or assumed upon the sale of a given property. Before the Putnam Sale, the Defendant approached Trachten, asking what

He was relieved to see saw the cotton move slightly. In the meantime, Nityananda Prabhu, Mukunda Datta, Jagadananda Pandit and Damodar Pandit arrived at the Lion’s Gate entrance to the Temple and heard from other visitors to the Temple that Mahaprabhu had been removed and taken to Sarvabhauma Bhattacharya’s house. Simultaneously, Sarvabhauma’s brother-in-law, Gopinath Acharya, passed by there. Since he too was from Navadwip, the Lord’s Devotees recognized Him. Mukunda told him everything about Mahaprabhu’s sannyasa and his coming to Puri, as well as about his being taken to Sarvabhauma’s house. Gopinath was thrilled to hear all this news and he took them to his brother-in-law’s house. The Devotees were relieved and overjoyed to see the Lord there. Sarvabhauma paid his obeisances to Nityananda Prabhu and then told them togo and take darshan of Jagannath Deva, sending his son Chandaneshvara to accompany them as their guide. When they had returned, they began to sing the Holy Names aloud and this brought Mahaprabhu back to consciousness. In his paternal affection for the Lord, he prohibited Him from going to the Temple alone. He invited the Lord and His companions for lunch and sent them to take bath in the ocean. When they returned he fed them to their full satisfaction with varieties of Jagannath’s Maha Prasada. When Sarvabhauma learned of Mahaprabhu’s family background, he was very happy, for his father Maheshvara Visharada had been a good friend of Mahaprabhu’s maternal grandfather, Nilambara Chakravarti. Sarvabhauma himself was much older than the Lord and so he felt protective toward Him. He

eight years older than Donald. He was initially destined for the family business, but after a spell working with his father, Fred Jr left to become a pilot. Married with two children, Fred appeared to have it all but it became apparent by his mid-20s that he had problems with alcohol, according to a New York Times article from 2016. "The years that followed were unkind. He got divorced, quit flying because he knew his drinking presented a danger and failed at commercial fishing in Florida. By the late 1970s, he was living back in his parents' house in Jamaica Estates, working on one of his father's maintenance crews," the article said. Fred died in 1981 at the age of 43. President Trump has said it was watching the descent of hisbrother that made him determined never to drink alcohol, take drugs or smoke cigarettes. "He had a profound impact on my life, because you never know where you're going to end up," Mr Trump said. "[Fred] was a great guy, a handsome person. He was the life of the party. He was a fantastic guy, but he got stuck on alcohol." Elizabeth Trump Grau Image copyright Getty Images The third sibling and some four years older than the president, Elizabeth is more private than her other siblings. She is a retired banker, married to the film producer James Grau. Robert Trump Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Robert Trump with his then wife Blaine in 2005 Robert is the youngest of the five siblings, born two years after Donald. Like his brother, he spent much of his career

the features of religion and distort its understandings so that the people of Islam may be far removed from the source of their power and unity. And they have entrusted to their idolatrous tyrant overlords the task of distorting the religion and banishing the Muslims, so they have used their authority in shutting out the voice of truth in prison and liquidating the truth-telling 'ulama, and they have cooperated with the munafiqeen and 'ulama of error in spreading doctrinal and program error and deviation, until the features of truth have been wiped out. But God has sent to the Ummah of Islam one who should renew its religion and revive its doctrine, for they have come out openly with the truth, established the ritual of jihad, and fought againstare the ones upon whom what has similarly been upon the Prophet (God's peace and blessings be upon him: SAWS) and His companions, and they are the ones who adhere to the Sunna of the Prophet (SAWS) and they are the companions, the followers, the Imams of guidance who followed them, and they are the ones who have been right in following, and have rejected innovation in any time and place, remaining victorious till the Day of Judgment. Thus they are called for their adherence to the Sunna of the Prophet (SAWS) and their gathering/consensus on taking it up outwardly and inwardly, in word, deed and conviction. Faith as a word: believing to be true and confirmation. In law: saying by tongue, believing in the heart and working with the limbs,

then climbed a different route, all within a single day, and all in the name of training for the Dawn Wall. In 2007 Caldwell underwent a painful divorce from Beth Rodden, another well-known professional climber. "I was amid the darkest period of my life," Caldwell wrote in Ascent. "The Dawn Wall became an excellent distraction." Despite the fact that free climbing the Dawn Wall appeared to be impossible, Caldwell threw himself into the project. Simply finding the route took him a full year of exploration. This process involved rappelling down the face and swinging around to identify enough consecutive hand- and footholds to allow for continuous upward passage. Also time-consuming was installing the dozens of protection bolts needed to climb these crackless sections of rock. To hand drill a single holethree inches deep—the size needed for a standard expansion bolt—takes about 45 minutes. Adhering to the code of free climbing, Caldwell placed the minimum needed to avoid a fatal fall. In the spring of 2008, he was joined on the wall by a documentary film crew, all friends who provided some much-needed company and support. The resulting cult classic climbing film, Progression, showed Caldwell working out the movements and wondering if the route would ever be done by him—or anyone. "I thought that the film would at least show the climbing world what this line was all about," said Caldwell. "If I couldn't do it, then maybe someone else could." Caldwell says he received an e-mail from Jorgeson "almost immediately" after Progression was released. Jorgeson said he was inspired by the

and alcohol. (CBA, Art. XLIV). While these provisions impose specific duties on the individual clubs and players, and bestow on the players certain rights related to their medical care, nothing in this Article creates any duty, on the part of the NFL, to provide medical information and guidance to the individual clubs concerning how to prevent or treat illness or injury among the clubs' employees.[7] In addition, the CBA regulates some aspects of the clubs' pre-season training camps. For example, clubs are required to provide room and board, per diem payments, and telephones during training camp. (CBA, Art. XXXVII). But the CBA imposes no duty on the NFL to protect the players from injury or illness during training camp. As the NFL Defendants note in their reply brief, thethe NFL, alleging negligent hiring and training of the referee and alleging that the NFL was vicariously liable, as the referee's employer, for the referee's negligence. The NFL argued that the tort claims were preempted and that the arbitration clause of the CBA should be enforced. The court disagreed, finding that the duties allegedly breached by the NFL, i.e., the duty to use care in hiring and training employees, and by the referee, i.e., the duty to use care in throwing objects, were duties owed to all members of society, not just NFL football players. The court noted that similar claims could be brought against the NFL by any member of the general public who was injured in the same manner. Brown, 219 F.Supp.2d at 380-81. The claims

that the Kansas Farm Bureau, a private corporation, had made the director an ex-officio member of its board of directors; had appropriated the name "Farm Bureau" in order to confuse the members of the Franklin County Farm Bureau and had so confused its activities through the director of extension service, its assistants and agents, as to give an understanding to the members of the Franklin County Farm Bureau and the farmers of Franklin county that it was the main and official farm bureau organization and through its agents secured an amendment to the constitution of the Franklin County Farm Bureau providing for annual dues in the sum of eight dollars, which increased dues in the sum of five dollars was for the sole benefit of the Kansas FarmBureau and not for the purpose contained in the constitution of the Franklin County Farm Bureau, and as a result of this amendment and its approval by the director the farm bureau had paid, without lawful authority, five dollars out of each eight dollar membership collected to the Kansas Farm Bureau for the past year and would continue to do so unless restrained, and the director of extension would continue to do so unless in violation of the constitution of Franklin County Farm Bureau and the Farm Bureau Act of the State of Kansas, unless restrained. The petition then alleged that the constitution of the Franklin County Farm Bureau required the secretary-treasurer to collect the membership dues, keep a record of all receipts and expenditures, pursuant to R.S. 1923,

On December 7, 1984, the bankruptcy court entered an order directing Christopher to turn over possession of the pension funds to the trustee, specifically, cash totaling $112,722.90 plus interest and 623,840 shares of Multi-National Industries Corporation stock. In accordance with the order, the trustee liquidated the shares and paid out to the other participants their interests in the plans. The trustee then placed the remaining balance of $81,648.60, which constituted Debtor's share of the plans' proceeds, in the trustee's general bank account. The trustee has retained possession of these funds ever since. 4 On January 30, 1985, the consolidated Chapter 11 cases were converted to a single Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. Debtor was subsequently convicted in federal district court for the Central District of Illinoislacked subject matter jurisdiction over the Debtor's share of the plans' proceeds. 6 On March 2, 1995, the Bank filed a non-wage garnishment summons against the trustee in the Circuit Court of Warren County, Illinois. A hearing was held before Judge Patricia Walton. On September 25, 1995, Judge Walton determined that the plans' funds belonged to the Bank. Debtor appealed to the Illinois Appellate Court. 7 In the meantime, Debtor wished to remove the aforementioned state case to the district court. The Bank objected on the grounds that the court lacked subject matter jurisdiction. Judge Joe Billy McDade agreed and remanded the case back to state court. On May 10, 1995, Debtor filed a Motion for Reconsideration. On June 5, 1995, Judge McDade, in a

state. Learning Objectives Summarize the development of the American welfare state Key Takeaways Key Points Welfare programs in the United States began to grow and expand to new arenas during the early twentieth century. Maternalist reforms in the United States were laws providing for state assistance for mothers with young children who did not have the financial support of a male member of the household. These reforms arose from the belief that government has an obligation and an interest in protecting and improving the living standards of women and children. The Children’s Bureau, established by William Howard Taft, was the first national government office in the world to focus on issues concerning mothers and children. The Sherwood Act awarded pensions to all veterans. Key Terms Sherwood Act : The first important U.S.pension law in the twentieth century. It awarded pensions to all veterans. : The first important U.S. pension law in the twentieth century. It awarded pensions to all veterans. Children’s Bureau : A federal agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, created in 1912. During the Progressive Era, it was tasked with the comprehensive observation and management of children’s well-being. : A federal agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, created in 1912. During the Progressive Era, it was tasked with the comprehensive observation and management of children’s well-being. Maternalist Reforms: A series of laws providing for state assistance for mothers with young children who did not have the financial support of a male member of the household. History of Welfare in the United States Colonial

the trial the names and addresses of witnesses the prosecutor intends to call, unless the prosecutor shows good cause. Under section 1054.5, one remedy for late disclosure is a continuance of the matter. 59  At the in limine hearing, Sergeant Beard testified to having the following qualifications: He was a Beaumont police officer for six years, during which time he gained familiarity with the active street gangs in the area. He was specifically familiar with the Hispanic street gang VBR, its members, their monikers (nicknames), and their tattoos. He haddefendant had made incriminating admissions. During cross- examination by defense counsel, Speck stated that two years before her testimony, she had been arrested for being under the influence of drugs and had agreed to attend a drug diversion program. She said she had failed to attend the program, and had failed to appear in court for a traffic citation, but that, in the week before her testimony at defendant’s trial, the prosecutor went to court with her to help her get reinstated to the drug diversion program and to help her obtain a dismissal of her traffic citation. In closing argument, defense counsel argued Speck had lied in her testimony because she received a deal from the prosecutor in these matters. In his rebuttal, the prosecutor addressed this defense argument by arguing

clip was not in the gun, but was discovered under the dash as well. Four bullets were located in the clip. One bullet was discovered in the chamber of the gun.       Carroll gave his name as Clem Hunter. The officers checked his criminal history, but found no history. Hoida told Carroll that he was being arrested for the felony offense of unlawful carrying a weapon on a licensed premise. HEB is licensed to sell alcohol. Carroll asked if he had not taken the gun inside, would the offense still be a felony. Hoida then assumed that Carroll had taken the gun into the HEB. Carroll testified at trial that this question was only a hypothetical question.       After Carroll bonded out on this charge, the authorities learned Carroll’strue identity. Carroll was also wanted for parole violations and for the offense of escape. Clem Hunter was the name of Carroll’s cousin. Carroll knew he was wanted, so he used his cousin’s name. He routinely used Hunter’s name when he was wanted by the police.       Sherry Lewis also told police that Carroll’s name was Clem Alonzo Hunter and that he was her boyfriend. She testified at trial that she had lied. She knew Carroll’s name and said he was not her boyfriend. At trial, she claimed the Cadillac and the gun found in it were her possessions. She stated she was given the gun for protection after a burglary occurred at her apartment. She explained that the gun was stuck under the dash because her car

application as a request for reopening of the 1988 decision. The ALJ enlisted the aid of a medical expert, and forwarded the exhibits from the 1988 record and the new exhibits to him for evaluation. After reviewing the expert's report, the ALJ concluded that the new evidence "does not show considerable changes or progression of the claimant's condition since it was reviewed in 5 The profile was based on Appellant's age, 37, and the fact that he held a high school equivalency certificate (GED). 7 Stieberger and the City of New York, challenge[d] two policies implemented by the United States Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS") and the Social Security Administration ("SSA"): "non-acquiescence" and "Bellmon Review." "Non-acquiescence" is the agency's alleged policy of adjudicating claims without implementing the holdings in decisions of United States Court of Appeal. Bellmon review is the agency's policy pursuant to which the decisions of Administrative Law Judges ("ALJs"), who had

act, the rope was the habit, the chain was character, ending in the padlock of destiny.Our Lord announces the same truth in Mark 7:21: "For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts." Then He names some of the sins--adultery, fornication, murder, thefts, covetousness. They all begin in the evil thoughts. In Ep 2:3 we are told: "Among whom also we all had our conversation in time past in the lusts of the flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind." The Greek says "the desires of the flesh and the thoughts." I want you to notice that, "'fulfilling the desires of the flesh and the thoughts." Desire is not in itself wrong. The affections and propensities of our nature are notin a variety of ways as shown by this list - NAU Genesis 6:5 Then the LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great on the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6 The LORD was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart. NAU Genesis 8:21 The LORD smelled the soothing aroma; and the LORD said to Himself, "I will never again curse the ground on account of man, for the intent of man's heart is evil from his youth; and I will never again destroy every living thing, as I have done. NAU Genesis 17:17 Then Abraham fell on his face and laughed, and said in his heart, "Will a child be

8 Not all Good Friday celebrations in the Philippines are quite so visceral, however. Across the country the faithful gather for Mass, and Catholics were welcomed at Manila Cathedral earlier on Good Friday to commemorate the crucifixion and death of Christ. Devotees solemnly carry out the Stations of the Cross, praying at each of the 14 stations that depict Jesus Christ and his suffering.Pellicano and a Lawyer Convicted in Wiretapping Saturday Aug 30, 2008 at 4:28 AM Anthony Pellicano and Terry N. Christensen were convicted Friday in the wiretapping of the ex-wife of the investor Kirk Kerkorian in a child-support case. LOS ANGELES — Anthony Pellicano, a private investigator who once worked for Hollywood stars, and a prominent lawyer, Terry N. Christensen, were convicted Friday in the wiretapping of the ex-wife of the investor Kirk Kerkorian in a child-support case. Both Mr. Christensen and Mr. Pellicano, 65, were convicted of conspiracy to commit wiretapping in Federal District Court here. Mr. Christensen was also convicted of aiding and abetting a wiretap; Mr. Pellicano was also convicted of wiretapping. The conclusion of the six-week trial before Federal District Judge Dale S. Fischer opens the door for a number of

During the conversation, Defendant told the police that the son of a woman Dale had been married to had broken into a safe that was in the upstairs closet approximately twelve years prior to the incident. Defendant did not mention to the police the safe in the basement. Also during his interview with the police on March 20, 2000, Defendant told the police that on March 16 and 17, 2000, he was at Richie Batchelder's (Batchelder) house watching movies until late those nights, and then he went home. Defendant said he stayed home on March 18 and 19, 2000, to care for his new puppy. West testified that he contacted Batchelder. The first time they spoke, Batchelder confirmed Defendant's whereabouts, but the police spoke to him a second timeduring which Batchelder corrected himself, West said. Batchelder testified at trial that Defendant had called him to inform him of his father's death, that Defendant told him that the detectives were trying to rule Defendant out as a suspect, so Defendant had told the detectives that he was at Batchelder's house a couple of nights that week, March 16 and 17. Defendant suggested that the police would contact him to check the dates. Batchelder testified that later he was reminded by a friend that Batchelder was with a friend at the St. Charles casino on March 16 from the afternoon through the evening. Batchelder called the police back to correct his prior statement and specify instead that he had been with Defendant on March 15 and 17, 2000,

and Mason left the interview room and went to find Sergeant Davidson to determine how to proceed. Sergeant Mullins recalled that, later, the defendant encountered Sergeant Murray and asked to speak with her. Thereafter, the defendant was placed on a forty-eight-hour investigative hold and put into the jail. The next day, Sergeant Mullins interviewed the co-defendant and the co-defendant’s girlfriend and, armed with information obtained from them, interviewed the defendant again. Sergeant Mullins Mirandized the defendant, and the defendant agreed to give another statement. The new statement was substantially different than the one given to Sergeant Murray. On cross-examination, Sergeant Mullins elaborated that during his initial thirty to forty-five-minute interview with the defendant, he asked the defendant whether he knew Cortez Johnson and what happened when he was with Johnson onSunday night, January 27. It was also during that interview time that the defendant mentioned what kind of car he drove, which led to Sergeant Mullins’ taking photographs of it. Sergeant Mullins said that up until that point, the defendant was not under arrest and could have left if he wanted to. Sergeant Mullins estimated that from the time it took him to take the photographs, the surviving victim to make an identification, and for him to return to the interview room, the defendant was alone in the interview room for approximately three hours. However, he said that he checked in on the defendant’s well-being from time to time. Sergeant Mullins reiterated that when he returned to the interview room after the surviving witness identified the defendant’s car, he apprised

Trooper officers redirect traffic at the intersection of SW 344 Street and US 1 in Homestead, since the authorities are blocking access to the Florida Keys a day after Hurricane Irma left South Florida heading to the West coast, on September 11, 2017. PEDRO [email protected] A Monroe County Police officer talks to a group of Keys residents trying to get back to their homes since the authorities blocked access to the Keys leaving them stranded many of them since 5 am, a day after Hurricane Irma left South Florida heading to the West coast, on September 11, 2017. PEDRO [email protected] Florida State Trooper and Monroe County Police officers blocked access to the Florida Keys leaving residents trying to get back to their homes stranded a day after Hurricane Irma leftSouth Florida heading to the West coast, on September 11, 2017. PEDRO [email protected] Members of the National Guard stationed at South Dade Middle School in Homestead, a school turned hurricane shelter a day after Hurricane Irma left South Florida heading to the West coast, on September 11, 2017. PEDRO [email protected] Tania Soares takes photos with her cell phone of a blocked road in front of The Palace condo at 1541 Brickell Ave. Many people are out surveying the damage to the Brickell area Monday morning, Sept. 11, 2017, following Hurricane Irma's damage on Sunday. Emily [email protected] Many people are out surveying the damage to Brickell Monday morning, Sept. 11, 2017, following Hurricane Irma's damage on Sunday. Emily [email protected] Many people are out surveying the damage, and taking selfies, in the Brickell area

the Dakota Access Pipeline. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Never Miss a Beat. Get our best delivered to your inbox. "The powerful thing about alliances for mother earth is when they create a space to unlearn fear and to relearn leadership. This was true at Standing Rock, and Solar XL is another chance to learn and build a shining example of the future we want," said Faith Spotted Eagle, a member of the Yankton Sioux Nation and the Brave Heart Society. "Our efforts to fight Keystone XL combines the power of solar with the power of the people." With a fossil fuel-friendly Republican Party in control of the White House and Congress, anti-Keystone XL activists continue to emphasize the importance of building broad opposition to the dirty energy industry and thewith Houston County Deputy Sheriff Frank Meadows in the lobby of the courthouse. While Meadows tried to subdue defendant Thompson, he was hindered by Thompson's daughter, defendant Thomason. Meadows was kicked and verbally assaulted with obscene language by defendant Thomason. During the altercation between Deputy Meadows and the defendants, plaintiff Gary Kinney, a police officer with the City of Dothan, entered the courthouse lobby. Plaintiff proceeded to provide Meadows with assistance. Plaintiff identified himself to defendant Thomason as a police officer (plaintiff was in street clothes) and asked her to cease her actions. When defendant persisted, plaintiff advised her that she was under arrest. After resisting plaintiff's efforts to place her under arrest, defendant was finally subdued and charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. *444 Defendant Thompson was

close to the storm and be caught up in it, forcing them to land on the Warhammer Fantasy planet from which there was no escape. That’s how all the different races came to live on the planet, and why in the old days you could take Warhammer 40,000 weapons and even figures in a Warhammer Fantasy army. This means, as you say yourself, that the timeline of Warhammer 40,000 actually predates the timeline of Warhammer Fantasy, and that the reason why Fantasy is fantasy and not science fiction is because the inhabitants of the Fantasy planet gradually lost their knowledge and technology, devolving to a more primitive cultural state. However, as the Warhammer 40,000 game became more and more popular, Games Workshop wanted to expand the fluff (and probably sawbeen to work collaboratively with the city on a revitalization project that would have transformed these crumbling surface parking lots near Chene and East Jefferson into new residential and retail space. "Pike Pointe is still hopeful that it will be able to partner with the right developer to improve the property for the benefit of the east riverfront community as best as possible under these circumstances." Its motion earlier this month said the subsidiary envisioned a development with a 3,500-car automated parking system, 300 apartments, 100 furnished condominiums, a 256-room hotel, 60,000 to 100,000 square feet of office space and 60,000 square feet of retail space. A message seeking comment was sent to John Roach, director of media relations for Mayor Mike Duggan. Earlier this month, the city said in a court

reasons for the nonrenewal. The state's reply was that Hodgson had failed to conform with a "master plan" by July 1, 1973, as required by the lease addendum, and that trailers had been allowed on the property against the state's wishes. There were additional communications with the state regarding the renewal of the lease; however, in a letter dated November 14, 1973 the state officially informed Hodgson the lease would not be renewed and he was asked to vacate the premises after December 31. In August of 1973 Hodgson informed Landis the lease probably would not be renewed. At that time Hodgson said he would be suspending all payments under the sales agreement unless the lease was renewed. Hodgson told Landis he was still attempting to renew the lease. TheBarton escrow sales agreement contained a two-page list of personal property including structures, boats, restaurant and hotel inventory and other paraphernalia. Hodgson informed Landis and Preston that he would turn over possession of all property to them. Hodgson winterized the facilities as usual that fall. However, in January of 1974 there was an unusual flood which damaged the structures and personal property. The salvageable property was returned to the hotel site by Hodgson. At that time Hodgson sold some row boats for $600, retaining the proceeds. Otherwise, all other personal property remained at the site after he vacated the premises in March of 1974. In April the state sent Landis a letter stating all property which was not retrieved by May 6 would be considered abandoned to the

strong exception to Tafel's assessment of Bush. Andrew Barrer, an official with the National Stonewall Democratic Federation, a gay organization, notes that Bush has yet to take a position on the gay civil rights bill pending in Congress called ENDA, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. Pointing to Bush's opposition to including Gays in hate crimes legislation and his opposition to gay adoption, Barrer said Bush's support on gay issues appears to be limited to polite and friendly comments about general issues that are unrelated to specific policies. "He has not appointed openly gay people to his administration," said Barrer. "He has not come out for anything to continue the battle against AIDS. He has not come out in support for civil rights legislation for gay people." Barrer called the differencebetween Bush and Vice President Al Gore on gay and AIDS issues "dramatic." Most Log Cabin officials don't dispute claims by gay Democrats that Gore and Democratic presidential candidate Bill Bradley, the former senator from New Jersey, hold stronger positions on gay issues than Bush. But they say that Bush's positions on gay issues have yet to be fully developed and they are hopeful that Bush will strengthen his positions on gay and AIDS issues as the campaign advances. Among those who say they will try to persuade Bush to take stronger stands on gay issues are a Lesbian and a gay man who are longtime friends of the Texas governor. Dee Mosbacher, the daughter of Robert Mosbacher, who served as U.S. Commerce Secretary under the administration of President George

the Jeep while she thought. There was no way to get into his apartment, and he sure as hell wasn't going to come out. But that was the only way to bag him, get him out of that apartment, out on the street. Then even a .22 would do the job. How could she make him want to leave, right now, in the middle of the night? Of course! So clear, so obvious. Helen checked her address book. Yes, and only a couple of miles away. So considerate of everyone to live close by. A street of brick row houses had been converted to flats. The address Helen sought was in the basement, with an outside entrance. A low fence divided the narrow front yard from the street. Better andwould I be at three in the morning? I don't stay up all night working on those damn computers...." "Alexa, I'm not working on a computer. I'm home. Helen Holtzman just called." "In the middle of the night?" "She wants to talk to me. Now. She said the country won't be safe until I'm dead." "Call the police." "She has Mary." "Mary?" "Mary Grier. Major Mary. She has Mary. She said if I meet her Mary won't be hurt. I have thirty minutes, oh god, less than that, now, to get to the corner of Southeast 7th and D." Bobby's hands started to shake again. "Alexa, what am I going to do?" "I'll be right over. Call the District police." Alexa thought for a moment. "Better yet," she said, "call Frank Jervis. He can organize some

David Lubin and his half-brother Harris Weinstock expanded their original store into the largest mail-order business on the West Coast by 1875, and that store became an emporium. Incorporated in 1888 with plans of building more stores, the... Photo taken circa 1960 of the Hotel Delta at 511 L Street. The building included Sy's Hollywood Barbershop at 509 L Street. Next door, in the former Goodwin Tent Maker space, was the office of Sacramento Redevelopment (515 L Street). Founded in 1876 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools at the southwest corner of Twelfth and K Streets, Christian Brothers School has held subsequent locations at Twenty-First and Broadway, and 4315 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. After a... Sacramento High School is located at 2315 Thirty-Fourth Street in Sacramento, California. Founded justone week after San Francisco’s Lowell High School opened its doors in mid-August 1856, “Sac High” has matured into the second oldest high school... This circa 1930 photograph captures the St. John's Lutheran Church as it rests, surrounded by several trees, at the northeast corner of Seventeenth and L Streets. Under the guidance of Reverend Charles Oehler, the church was constructed for 70,000... Taken in 1960, this photograph shows several storefronts, all on the north side of K Street. They include: Jewel Craft Loans at 515 K Street, the Walnut Café and Tavern at 517 K Street, the Owl Cigar Store at 519 K Street, the Palace Hotel at... Sacramento High School is located at 2315 Thirty-Fourth Street in Sacramento, California. Founded just one week after San Francisco’s Lowell High School

arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today. Supporters of Connor Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today. Michael Thrift Murray Trial Begins Hannah Peters Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris arrives at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today. Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate ChrisMorris arrives at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today. Michael Thrift Murray Trial Begins Hannah Peters Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his wife Julie Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident outside a party on August 3, 2014 starts today. Father of Connor Morris, Head Hunters associate Chris Morris and his wife Julie Morris arrive at the Auckland High on August 3, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. The trial of the man accused of killling Connor Morris after an incident

use in court, current and former officials tell NBC News. In May 2017, Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, told NBC News anchor Lester Holt he did so with Russia on his mind, and told the Russian foreign minister the firing had relieved "great pressure" on him. That led the FBI to open a counterintelligence investigation into the president specifically, according to McCabe. It was married to a criminal investigation examining possible conspiracy with Russian election interference and possible obstruction of justice, McCabe said. After Mueller in July 2018 accused Russian intelligence officers who hacked the Democrats of conspiring against the United States, many expected that he eventually might charge members of the Trump campaign with participating in that conspiracy. That hasn't happened. To the contrary, some of the key figuresdelved deeply into Trump's personal finances. "The concern I've had in terms of the scope of the Mueller investigation is that the president has tried to draw a red line around certain aspects of his finances," Schiff said. "That's not a line that can be observed and still protect the country." The special counsel’s office declined to comment. Schiff noted that the New York Times reported that Trump demanded that Mueller be fired in December 2017 after news reports suggested the special counsel had sent a subpoena to Deutsche Bank. After Trump's lawyers were assured by Mueller's office that the reports were not accurate, the president backed down, according to the Times. The president has called reports he sought to fire Mueller "fake news." But if Mueller hasn't looked at Trump's relationship

Master Lease without the owners' prior notice or consent. In this connection, two Wintz Company book entries dated January 30, 1996, and January 31, 1996, and carrying the explanatory captions, "Transfer Lease 2323 Terminal Road," and "Transfer lease," respectively, taken together with the Debtor's balance sheet as of March 26, 1996 for the period ending January 31, 1995, and as of March 11, 1997 for the period ending January 31, 1996, purportedly substantiate Wintz Properties' assertion that it paid $1,045,582.70 for its receipt of the Debtor's interest in the Terminal Road Property in the form of the assumption of an $800,000.00 liability to Premier Bank and a payable for the balance, in the amount of $245,582.70. Further, in his Affidavit, Jeffrey J. Stutzman, a certified public accountant retained by Wintz Properties to review business records and practices surrounding Properties began to perform on its obligations by making payments to Premier Bank and by taking over responsibility for operation and management of the Terminal Road Property. In support of its second assertion, Wintz Properties argues severally as to the Walnut, Rosemount, and Terminal Road Properties. First, and with respect to the Walnut Property, Wintz Properties asserts that the Trustee failed to give proper notice of default, and failed to provide Wintz Properties with the requisite opportunity to cure, under the Walnut Property Lease Agreement. In this connection, the Lease Agreement provides:

Max OgOBt, IT. S. Grand Master ot the Free Sons ot Israel, who ad¬ dressed himself as a representa¬ tive of the Jews on the Ameri¬ can Solidarity Program of the Free Sons at Israel which was carried from coast to coast on a national radio hookup last week. All speakers stressed the need for strong national defenses against the sinister activities ot Fifth Columnists In the United States and made a plea for greater co¬ operation among the various faiths ot the country "as a bul¬ wark of democracy." Rabbi A. H. Sliver candidacy of Wendell L Will kle. Republican Candidate for President m a statement made here yesterday In which Rabbi Sliver attacked the re-nomlna- tlon of President HooseveiC aa^, an upnecessary violation^ of,. Senator Walsh To Be Principal Speakerwill be the Hottel Copley Plaza and for the Auxil¬ iary the Hotel Vendome. Other features of the five day which win bring ates one-he made in an,, last March in which he urged against the third term ^ aspira¬ tions of the President , In his statement yesterday. Rabbi Silver declared that Mr. Winkle's clear and unequivocal stand on foreign relations, a stand which Is substantially the same as President Roosevelt's, obviated the need iof a third term. Babbi Silverfmade par¬ ticular reference to Mr. Win¬ kle's support of maximum aid to Great Britain,, short of war, "Permit me to say," Rabbt Silver declared yesterday, "that my conviction as to the third term remains unchanged. And so does my great admiration for the policies and achieve¬ ments ojf President Roosevelt. "What

open the doors too, but with lots of precautions.77NewsKCBS Radio: On-DemandNoDiscussing Cybersecurity After the Online Threats Made Against the Minneapolis Police Departmenthttps://kcbsradio.radio.com/media/podcast/kcbs-radio-demand In the wake of nationwide protests in response to the death of George Floyd, a "hactivist" group called Anonymous is making online threats toward the Minneapolis Police Department. As reported in Forbes, the group announced in a video directed at the department that it would "expose your many crimes to the world." Since the threat, the police department's web site has been experiencing ongoing technical difficulties.<br /><br /> KCBS Anchor Dan Mitchinson spoke with Mike Lloyd, the Chief Technology Officer of the cybersecurity firm, RedSeal.<br /><br /> KCBS Radio: On-Demand228577Fri, 05 Jun 2020 14:42 -0700KCBS Radio: On-DemandIn the wake of nationwide protests in response to the death1221NewsKCBS Radio: On-DemandNoRestaurants In San Mateo, Santa Clara Counties Gear Up For Outdoor Reopeninghttps://kcbsradio.radio.com/media/podcast/kcbs-radio-demand Shelter in place orders are being loosened in San Mateo County where among other things, beginning Saturday, diners can eat outside. Santa Clara County allows for outside dining starting Friday. KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports from Burlingame, it may take a little time for the businesses to get up to speed. KCBS Radio: On-Demand228514Thu, 04 Jun 2020 21:33 -0700KCBS Radio: On-DemandShelter in place orders are being loosened in San Mateo County where among other things, beginning Saturday, diners can eat outside. Santa Clara County allows for outside dining starting Friday. KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports from Burlingame, it may take a little time for the businesses to get up to speed. 56NewsKCBS Radio: On-DemandNoMill Valley

Defendant then stopped at a stop sign and turned left onto 11th Street without using her left turn signal. Shortly after that, the Defendant stopped at a second stop sign and turned right onto Carter Street without signaling the turn. Officer Allen then pulled the Defendant over and performed several field sobriety tests on her. Officer Allen testified that while he was following the Defendant, there was no other traffic present. Officer Allen also testified that his driving was not affected by the Defendant’s failure to signal her turns. At the hearing, the video from Officer Allen’s dashboard camera was placed into evidence. The video shows the Defendant’s car traveling in the left lane with her right wheels touching the center double yellow line. The Defendant’s car traveled in theleft lane for a very brief period of time before it drifted back into the right lane. The Defendant stopped at an intersection, continued straight on Chestnut Street, and stopped at a stop sign. Without signaling, the Defendant turned left onto 11th Street and continued on until the lane divided into two turn lanes. One lane was marked for left turns and the other lane was marked for right turns. The Defendant entered the lane marked for right turns, stopped at the stop sign, and turned right. At this point Officer Allen activated his blue lights and pulled the Defendant over. After Officer Allen’s testimony and viewing the video of the incident, the trial court denied the Defendant’s motion to suppress. The trial court found Officer Allen to be

Max OgOBt, IT. S. Grand Master ot the Free Sons ot Israel, who ad¬ dressed himself as a representa¬ tive of the Jews on the Ameri¬ can Solidarity Program of the Free Sons at Israel which was carried from coast to coast on a national radio hookup last week. All speakers stressed the need for strong national defenses against the sinister activities ot Fifth Columnists In the United States and made a plea for greater co¬ operation among the various faiths ot the country "as a bul¬ wark of democracy." Rabbi A. H. Sliver candidacy of Wendell L Will kle. Republican Candidate for President m a statement made here yesterday In which Rabbi Sliver attacked the re-nomlna- tlon of President HooseveiC aa^, an upnecessary violation^ of,. Senator Walsh To Be Principal Speakerwill be the Hottel Copley Plaza and for the Auxil¬ iary the Hotel Vendome. Other features of the five day which win bring ates one-he made in an,, last March in which he urged against the third term ^ aspira¬ tions of the President , In his statement yesterday. Rabbi Silver declared that Mr. Winkle's clear and unequivocal stand on foreign relations, a stand which Is substantially the same as President Roosevelt's, obviated the need iof a third term. Babbi Silverfmade par¬ ticular reference to Mr. Win¬ kle's support of maximum aid to Great Britain,, short of war, "Permit me to say," Rabbt Silver declared yesterday, "that my conviction as to the third term remains unchanged. And so does my great admiration for the policies and achieve¬ ments ojf President Roosevelt. "What

the trooper's cruiser and then started driving forward. Fearing that he would be killed or seriously injured if the defendant continued to drive forward, the trooper shot the defendant with his revolver, which he had drawn during the previous struggles. *732 The defendant was charged with operating his vehicle after he had been declared an habitual offender, second offense, and an assault and battery upon Fleming, a police officer while in the performance of his duty. During voir dire examination of prospective jurors, defense counsel questioned prospective juror James Wade concerning Wade's possible bias in weighing potentially conflicting testimony of the defendant and police officers. The defendant was particularly concerned with the expected testimony of the prospective juror's brother, Charles Wade, a police officer. Relevant portions of the questionsdenied, he exercised his preemptory right to strike Wade from the panel. During the jury trial that followed, Charles Wade testified that when he arrived at the scene shortly after the defendant was shot, he saw the trooper seated in a police vehicle and the defendant lying on the ground. He also testified that he assisted in securing the crime scene. After the jury heard all the evidence, it found the defendant guilty of both charges and recommended confinement in the penitentiary for a period of five years on the habitual offender charge and three years on the charge of assaulting a police officer. The court imposed the recommended sentences. In the defendant's appeal to the Court of Appeals, he alleged that the trial court erred in failing to strike

Code 707(a), the juvenile judge must evaluate the degree of 'criminal sophistication' exhibited by the child. Amicus Curiae briefs filed prior to the Roper decision strongly encouraged the court to utilize evidence from neuroscience in their assessment of juvenile culpability. The American Medical Association, the American Bar Association, the American Psychiatric Association, and the American Psychological Association all filed or subscribed to amicus briefs urging abolition of the juvenile death penalty based in part on the neuroscientific findings (Morse, 2006). Morse, however, argued that the neuroscientific evidence offered by the amici in Roper added nothing to the behavioral evidence already available to the court, claiming that the scientific evidence just served to distract the court from the real problem of assessing juvenile capacity for rationality in commonsense terms(R v. Parks, 1992). Parks was a 23-year-old Toronto man with a wife and infant daughter. He was suffering from severe insomnia caused by joblessness and gambling debts. Early one morning in 1987 he got out of bed, got into his car and drove 23 km to his in-laws' home, where he stabbed his mother-in-law to death and assaulted his father-in-law, who survived. He then drove to a police station and said, ''I think I have killed some people. . .my hands,'' seeming to only realize at that moment that he had severely cut his own hands.14 There was evidence that Parks had a good relationship with his in-laws and he had no apparent motive for the crime. He also had a history of sleepwalking. His team of

that Dominguez-Pulido was a native and citizen of Mexico who entered the United States without inspection. The IJ reserved ruling on the criminal charge of removability. Dominguez-Pulido indicated that he feared being deported to Mexico and intended to seek relief from removal by filing ap- plications for asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture (“CAT”), as well as voluntary departure in the event that his applications were denied. Dominguez-Pulido filed his written applications for asy- lum, withholding of removal, and protection under CAT on April 16, 2014. In the applications, he listed his nationality as “Mexican” and his place of birth as “Durango, Mexico.” He averred that his parents were also born in Durango and that he entered the United States without inspection. He claimed that he feared criminal violence in Mexico and abuseby cor- rupt policemen. Dominguez-Pulido presented evidence and testimony in support of his applications at a hearing on June 17, 2014. He 4 Nos. 14-3557, 15-1298, & 15-2208 testified that he feared returning to Mexico based on news re- ports of violence and corruption, and described how two friends, both of whom were U.S. citizens, were seriously in- jured by criminals during visits to Mexico. He claimed that he would likely become homeless in Mexico since he had no rel- atives there and would have difficulty finding employment since he was not educated in Mexico. He further testified that criminals would likely kidnap him to obtain a ransom

was – in the Law Division judge's view – no ground upon which the officer's utilization of the community caretaker exception could rest. In appealing the suppression order to this court, the State argues the Law Division judge "erred in concluding that there was no basis for stopping the defendant's vehicle under the community caretaker exception." Specifically, the State claims that the Law Division judge erred by "considering the reasonable objective basis for the stop from the perspective of the defendant instead of from the perspective of the officer" and failed to adhere to our decisions in State v. Martinez, 260 N.J. (continued) action necessary to mentioned earlier, never testified – are inconsistent with the police officer's unrebutted testimony and, also, because the judge misapplied the community caretaker exception. The undisputed facts reveal the officer's stop of defendant's vehicle occurred late at night and was based on his observation of defendant's vehicle as it entered the wrong lane of traffic on Route 54 by driving around barrels and a road- closed sign that cautioned against such a movement. Defendant's vehicle was headed toward Intersection A, where he would be

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he might still be capable of returning to at least some version of himself. Some form of "Sam" that his brother would forgive and trust and love again. Sam had to admit that there was a tempting numbness in the blanket of nothing that came over him from time to time now. He didn't want that, though. Sam knew he needed to figure out a way to function somewhere in the middle of the two extremes. But at the moment that particular life-skill was evading him completely. "Sammy?" Dean had entered the room and was rifling around his duffle for something, giving Sam a questioning look as he turned to shuffle through the stack of clothes Bobby had left on his bed. "Don't call me that," Sam said without thinking. Dean straightened in surprise, confusion on his face at the sharpness in Sam's tone. "Ru- she called me that," Sam explainedhoarsely. I gave her that. I let her… He cleared his throat. "Just. Don't. Please." Dean's face went blank as Sam stammered out his explanation, uncertainty giving way to a flash of anger and then weary resignation before settling into unaffected. "Sure," Dean muttered. "Whatever." Sam's heart hurt at the expression on his brother's face, knowing full well what that careful façade really meant—hurt and exhaustion and an unwillingness to engage, to fight. Giving up. Dean turned to go, then stopped. He turned around. "You know what?" Dean said evenly. "No." Sam blinked. Dean took a step forward, and Sam fell back slightly in spite of himself, startled. "'Sammy' is mine," Dean said. "And she can't have it." The air left Sam's lungs in a rush. "Dean," he whispered. "No. I don't care what that skank called you. What you let her call you when you were…" Dean broke off. A muscle jumped in his jaw

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Afghanistan. Brown also relied on covert backers — not oil-rich Saudis, but prominent Yankees known as the Secret Six. Brown used aliases and coded language and gathered his men at a mountain hideout. [L]ike the 9/11 bombers, Brown’s men were indiscreet, disclosing their plan to family and sweethearts. A letter warning of the plot even reached the secretary of war. It arrived in August, the scheme seemed outlandish, and the warning was ignored. Brown and his men were prepared to die, and most did, in what quickly became a suicide mission. The "similarities" are pretty vague. Bin Laden has a beard, John Brown had a beard! Other people with beards include Paul Bunyan, Bruce Sutter, and the bearded lady. Hmmm. Both bin Laden and John Brown chose symbolically significant targets! What wereincluding the Official Committee of Tort Claimants (the "Tort Claimants' Committee"). On November 8, 1998, the Debtor and the Tort Claimants' Committee (the "Proponents") submitted a Joint Plan of Reorganization, amended on February 4, 1999. The Bankruptcy Court held hearings on the confirmation of the Amended Joint Plan over the course of several weeks, commencing on June 28, 1999, with closing arguments heard on July 30, 1999. Testimonies were taken and evidence submitted during the hearings. *460 Numerous briefs and documents were filed by many parties in support of or in opposition to the confirmation of the Amended Joint Plan, including post-hearing briefs. The Bankruptcy Court entered its Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order Confirming the Amended Joint Plan on November 30, 1999. The Bankruptcy Court

C. The underlying tort litigation As set forth in appellants‟ appendix, in July 2011, 73 former players sued the NFL and NFL Properties, along with helmet-maker Riddell in Los Angeles Superior Court (the “Maxwell” case). The players alleged concussions and other injuries sustained during their NFL careers had resulted in brain and other neurological damage, and that, at its highest management levels, NFL negligently failed to protect players against such long- term injuries. Maxwell was the first such lawsuit filed against NFL. In August 2011, two similar actions were filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on behalf of 63 players (“Pear” and “Barnes”). Also in August 2011, seven former players filed a putative class action against NFL in the United States District Court forthe Eastern District of Pennsylvania (“Easterling”). Maxwell, Pear, Barnes and Easterling were the vanguard of what has 7 become a large number of lawsuits filed on behalf of former players in California and at least eight other states throughout the country (“underlying tort litigation”). Some cases allege fraud and conspiracy in addition to negligence. NFL removed Maxwell, Pear, and Barnes to the United States District Court for the Central District of California on the basis of a federal question of jurisdiction, contending

Nephoplagia Nephoplagia is a genus of parasitic flies in the family Tachinidae. There is one described species in Nephoplagia, N. arcuata. References Further reading Category:Flies Category:Articles created by Qbugbotcase. The first category consists of Andrew Barrett, an individual who has continually owned common stock of both Fannie and Freddie since September 2008. 2d Am. Compl. ¶ 31. The second category consists of Fairholme Funds, Inc.—on behalf of its series, The Fairholme Fund—and The Fairholme Fund, a series of Fairholme Funds, Inc., which owns preferred stock in both Enterprises. Id. ¶ 19. The third category consists of W.R. Berkley Corporation (“Berkley”) and ten other plaintiffs that Berkley directly or indirectly owns: Acadia Insurance Company, Admiral Indemnity Company, Admiral Insurance Company, Berkley Insurance Company, Berkley Regional Insurance Company, Carolina Casualty Insurance Company, Continental Western Insurance Company, Midwest Employers Casualty Insurance Company, Nautilus Insurance Company, and Preferred Employers Insurance Company (collectively, with Berkley, “Berkley Companies”). Id. ¶ 20. One of the Berkley Companies, Berkley Insurance Company, has owned preferred stock

For example, Madison distributed Coxe's "An American," Address to the Members of the Convention of Virginia, PA. GAZETTE, May 21, 28, 1788, in 3 AMERICAN MUSEUM 426-33, 544-48 (1788), in Virginia. See COOKE, supra note 4, at 121 & n.34. Anonymous Coxe articles also appeared in the Federal Gazette during 1788 to 1790. See id. It is not known whether Coxe was "Philodemos," who wrote: "Every free man has a right to the use of the press, so he has to the use of his arms." PA. GAZETTE, May 7, 1788, reprinted in 2 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY, supra note 57, at 2579 (Microform Supp.). A similar link of a free press and the use of arms appears in Coxe's observation that "the efforts of industry and genius in the German nation have been successfully applied to subjects of the most usefulCOXE, AN EXAMINATION OF THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 18-19, in PAMPHLETS, supra note 75, at 147-48. [93]. See "A Freeman" (Tench Coxe), To the Minority of the Convention of Pennsylvania, PA. GAZETTE, Jan. 23, 1788, reprinted in FRIENDS OF THE CONSTITUTION, supra note 5, at 92; "A Freeman" (Tench Coxe), To the Minority of the Convention of Pennsylvania, PA. GAZETTE (Phila.), Jan. 30, 1788, reprinted in FRIENDS OF THE CONSTITUTION, supra note 5, at 93. See also "An American Citizen" (Tench Coxe), An Examination of the Constitution of the United States (Phila., Hall & Sellers 1788), reprinted in FRIENDS OF THE CONSTITUTION, supra note 5, at 475 (noting that states, not the federal government, would control the appointment of various important posts, including "Officers of the Militia"). [94]. See 2 THE RECORDS OF THE FEDERAL CONVENTION

(the unfussy adaptation by Peter Oswald is a big help), the constant intensity of its dramatic stakes and, especially, for the evenhanded excellence of the two Canadian divas (that seems a contradiction in terms, I know, but trust me) in the leading roles. A third member of Canada's informal hall of fame of great living actresses, Martha Henry, is also treading the Stratford boards this summer, but she, alas, finds herself stuck in a slick, trite new Canadian play by John Murrell, "Taking Shakespeare," which feels like one of those contrived dramas written expressly to fill a slot in a Shakespeare festival. It's all about a troubled student and an aging professor at odds with the university administration. (It recalls "Educating Rita," and pretty much every play you everis a battle of two pushy old celebrities, "Tommy" is about the rise of a pinball wizard to the dizzying heights of replay magnet and religious idol. For the 2013 festival, former Stratford artistic director Des McAnuff has re-conceived his 20-year-old (!) original Broadway production for a technological age that even Pete Townshend could never have imagined. Stratford is quite abuzz with the size of the LED screen, the number of dimmers in play and other such bragging rights from the one artistic director in the history of Stratford who's at his best staging rock musicals. Some local critics apparently found all the new technology excessive; it all worked just fine for me because it juiced up the storytelling and theatricality. McAnuff and his set designer, John Arnone, were able

state merges with another limited liability company or other business entity pursuant to the laws of this state or of the state or place where any constituent limited liability company or constituent other business entity was organized, and the laws of the state or place of organization, including this state of any disappearing limited liability company or disappearing other business entity provide substantially that the making and filing of the agreement of merger or certificate of merger vests in the surviving limited liability company or surviving other business entity all the real property of any disappearing limited liability company and disappearing other business entity, the filing for record in the office of the county recorder of any county in this state where any of the real property of thedisappearing limited liability company or disappearing other business entity is located of either of the following shall evidence record ownership in the surviving limited liability company or surviving other business entity of all interest of the disappearing limited liability company or disappearing other business entity in and to the real property located in that county in which both of the following occur: (a) A certificate of merger certified by the Secretary of State, or other certificate prescribed by the Secretary of State. (b) A copy of the agreement of merger or certificate of merger, certified by the Secretary of State or an authorized public official of the state or place pursuant to the laws of which the merger is effected. (a) Upon a merger pursuant to this article, a surviving domestic or

The characterization and potential impact of melanoma cases with unknown thickness in the United States' Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program, 1989-2008. In the United States, the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program is the authoritative source for population-based data on melanoma incidence and mortality. However, missing data on tumor thickness may lead to biased analyses in this frequently used database. We sought to characterize invasive melanomas with unknown thickness with emphasis on their association with melanoma survival, and to employ techniques to overcome the limitations of missing data on tumor thickness. We conducted a retrospective cohort analysis of non-occult invasive melanomas in the SEER database from 1989 to 2008. Of 182184 cases, 24329 (13%) had unknown thickness. From 1989-1993 to 2004-2008, the proportion of unknown thickness casespoint MxP Most anterior point on the continuum of the cheekbone-nasal-lip contour and directly posterior to the alar base described by Arnett and Bergman[@b10][@b11]. It is an indicator of maxillary anteroposterior position. Mandible point MdP Point located at the junction among the lateral subunit of cheek unit, central subunit of lower lip unit and mental unit, according to the classification of facial aesthetic units. It is normally directed at the end of mentolabial sulcus and nasolabial fold. Therefore it was so named by the author. ###### Coefficient estimates of curve-fitting equation.  

and former leader of the anti-Islam English Defence League (EDL), in central London on August 3, 2019, as they keep the supporters apart from counter-protesters from 'Stop Tommy Robinson' and 'Stand up to Racism'. - British far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson was jailed for contempt of court on July 11, having live-streamed a confrontation with defendants in a criminal trial that was subject to reporting restrictions. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP)TOLGA AKMEN/AFP/Getty Images TOLGA AKMEN AFP/Getty Images Tommy Robinson supporters standoff with police Tommy Robinson supporters in Oxford Street in London protesting against his prison sentence after he was jailed for nine months for contempt of court over a video he broadcast on Facebook which featured defendants in a criminal trial. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday AugustRobinson was jailed for contempt of court on July 11, having live-streamed a confrontation with defendants in a criminal trial that was subject to reporting restrictions. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP)TOLGA AKMEN/AFP/Getty Images TOLGA AKMEN AFP/Getty Images Tommy Robinson supporters standoff with police Tommy Robinson supporters in Oxford Street in London protesting against his prison sentence after he was jailed for nine months for contempt of court over a video he broadcast on Facebook which featured defendants in a criminal trial. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Saturday August 3, 2019. Photo credit should read: Steve Parsons/PA Wire Steve Parsons PA Tommy Robinson supporters standoff with police Tommy Robinson supporters in Oxford Street in London protesting against his prison sentence after he was jailed for nine months for

decided that a factual issue existed as to whether Todaro's removal from the general population was a result of an administrative classification or as punishment in retaliation for the letters Todaro wrote complaining about prison conditions.3 The defendants filed an objection to the magistrate's report solely on the question of Watkins' official capacity. Todaro filed opposing objections to the magistrate's report, elaborating upon his first amendment claim. The district court adopted the report and recommendation of the magistrate and discovery proceeded. 9 At his deposition Todaro acknowledged that it was prison custom to medically quarantine incoming prisoners for a 24-hour period. He then stated that after the 24-hour period he made inquiry as to the continuation of his stay in the holding cell. Hetestified that both Bowman and Watkins told him that he had "caused too many waves" with the letters he wrote. As to the restrictions imposed upon him, although Todaro claimed that in the three days he never left the holding cell, he later conceded that he was released for a 15-minute visit with his mother. Todaro was also presented with evidence indicating that when recreation was available to him he refused to participate. Todaro denied he was ever offered the opportunity for recreation.4 10 After the close of discovery, Bowman and Watkins once again moved for summary judgment, averring this time that Todaro was never in punitive segregation, therefore, he was not entitled to a due process hearing concerning his three day stay in the holding cell.

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everything you need there.” “He was right,” Kegel continued. “Conducting is something you largely have to teach yourself.” It was also Bohm who introduced Kegel to much contemporary music–including works by then-banned Jewish composers–and convinced him of the importance of understanding and performing contemporary music. Kegel also studied choral conducting with Alfred Stier, studies which were to prove very important to him. In 1940 Kegel was drafted, serving throughout the duration of the war. He became a skilled radio operator. But a wartime gunshot injury to his left hand put an end to his career as a pianist. The war also made a profound impression on Kegel’s sensibilities. To the end of his life he took every opportunity to perform music with anti-war themes. He often prefaced performances ofBeethoven’s Ninth Symphony with Schoenberg’s A Survivor from Warsaw or Penderecki’s Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima, leading without pause directly into the Beethoven Symphony. In 1949, after he had led several successful broadcast performances, Kegel was offered the music direction of Radio Leipzig, including conducting its choir. He enjoyed the demands of broadcasting, and the tradition of the Radio Leipzig Symphony Orchestra, which had been founded in 1924 and had long been known for its performances of contemporary music. The orchestra’s activities had been suspended during the war but they resumed with enthusiasm shortly after it ended. Hermann Abendroth became principal conductor of the orchestra in 1949, but Kegel was involved in its activities, and he became its principal conductor in 1958, two years after Abendroth’s death. Meanwhile,

November of 1979. At the time he enlisted he gave his parents' home address in Salisbury as his home address. During his enlistment, he had no housing other than his military station. Also, during his enlistment, he visited his parents from time to time and, just prior to the April collision, he had completed a 14-day convalescent leave spent at his parents' home and was returning to his base in Norfolk. At the time of the collision, Sean gave the investigating highway patrolman a home address the same as his parents' home address in Salisbury. In June 1982, when asked by an insurance adjuster where he was, Sean

to his appointment after Jail personnel told Ms. Felt there would be no problem getting him to the appointment. According to Ms. Felt, after Mr. King failed to appear on August 30 she rescheduled his appointment to September 12, 2002. On that date, Dr. Snow saw Mr. King, diagnosed him with a detached retina, and informed him that due to the delay in treatment he might have permanent vision loss.5 At that time, Dr. Snow recommended “evaluation and management by a retinal specialist.” Id. at 314 (Snow treatment notes).6 5 In their court-ordered Martinez report, the defendants at first asserted that Mr. King failed to show up for his September 12 appointment with Dr. Snow, and chose to be seen at “Dixie’s Free Clinic in St. George”eye treatment. Mr. Neighbor denied the grievance. While acknowledging that Mr. King claimed that his finances prohibited him from seeking the medical care he needed, Mr. Neighbor stated that while on work release, Mr. King was responsible “to pay for that care or seek some other community provider to pay for the same.” Id. at 202. On December 19, 2002, Mr. King had an appointment to see a retinal expert in Nevada but he was denied permission to travel out of state. The same day he was released from the Jail for work release but returned late to the Jail, prompting his parole officer to initiate parole revocation proceedings. Mr. King stipulated to the alleged parole violations and consented to being returned to prison where he could receive eye treatment.

of alcohol were consumed. The morning of February 8, 1993, the day Robin Dennis disappeared, Petitioner Mason and his wife joined the group. Evidence adduced at the trial showed that Robin Dennis and Petitioner had left the Youngs' house together at about 2:30 that afternoon. Chris Dennis was lying under the coffee table, passed out, from before the time Robin Dennis and Petitioner left the house until between 6:00 and 10:00 that evening. During Hayden's conversations with the Youngs, both Michael and Carolyn Young indicated that they had moved from Ohio to South Carolina because they were receiving threatening letters and telephone calls from unknown people in connection with the trial. Michael Young told Captain Hayden that when Chris Dennis woke up late in the evening on February 8,1993, he was angry that Robin Dennis was not there, and said he would kill her when he found her. Carolyn Young said she thought she had seen, several hours after Dennis was last seen alive, the Harley-Davidson T-shirt Dennis was wearing at the time of the murder. Carolyn Young said she thought she had seen Robin Dennis riding in a car on the evening of February 8, 1993, several hours after the prosecution argued that Petitioner killed Dennis. Both Youngs expressed concerns that Chris Dennis might have killed his wife in order to gain the proceeds of her life insurance. Petitioner claims that he was entitled to disclosure of those statements, because they tend to support his defense that Chris Dennis was the real murderer. The Court has

running for weeks. Those billboard proposals were approved by city staff and did not need Historic District Commission approval. The city on Jan. 16 performed luminance tests on the Stadium and West Main billboards. In exchange for converting the three billboards, Adams has taken down 13 static billboards throughout the city. Adams representatives were not available for comment Friday afternoon about their plans for future digital billboards in Kalamazoo. Adams' proposal to convert several static billboards to digital billboards in Kalamazoo last December led to city officials creating a task force to study its ordinance. Under the ordinance adopted by city commissioners in August, up to seven digital billboards are allowed in the city. They must be at least 2,500 feet apart, be located where static billboards currently exist and be locatedNew law grants teaching rights to foreigners The Federation Council, the upper chamber of Russia’s parliament, has passed amended legislation granting the right to teach without additional permission to foreigners who enter the country on assorted regular travel visas. “Foreign citizens invited to Russia for business or humanitarian purposes, or to work here, may be involved in teaching at scientific organisations and state-accredited universities, with the exception of professional religious education institutions,” the Itar-Tass news agency quoted from the ruling. Foreigners complying with the new norms will not be required to obtain special work permits. The move accompanies a softening of migration legislation and is aimed at people “who want to live in Russia, respect Russia and seek additional opportunities”, said Vladimir Pligin, co-author of the bill and chairman of a parliamentary committee on constitutional legislation.

adding that he and his team havenot been able to view rover imagery at its full potential until now. "Acomputer screen falls woefully short. It's like looking through a soda straw." Butler'steam relied on actual data and images beamed back to Earth from Spirit andOpportunity, as well as the computer imagery talents of Ithaca, New York-basedMaas Digital, which created original animations for NASA to illustrate therover mission. "The majordifference is that when we did the earlieranimation, it was before the rovers had landed on Mars," said the Dan Maas,of Maas Digital, in a telephone interview. "Whereas with this film...we have muchmore of a historical recreation of exactly what the rovers saw." Depictionsof the rover landings, during which they plunged through the Martianatmosphere, deployed parachutes then bounced along the red planet's surfacewithPopular Articles Term of the Day Family law is the section of law that encompasses all statutes, rulings, and federal and state constitutional provisions that deal with the family. This can include laws about divorce, adoption, marriage, etc. Family laws can vary significantly from state to state. Read more David J. Ayres Managing Partner Honorable David J. Ayres is Managing Partner at BarketMarion. In addition to overseeing the firm's day-to-day operations, he represents clients in state and federal court. Judge Ayres earned his law degree from the Hofstra University School of Law in 1993 and began his legal career as an assistant district attorney in Nassau County, NY. Judge Ayres then spent six years as Principal Law Clerk to a Nassau County Court Judge until 2003, when he was elected to the Nassau County

77), MiG-21Bis , MiG-21 M, MiG-21 Bison and a MiG-21 UM Trainer all together in the air during Ironfist 2013 Date: 12/13/2013 Views: 730 Patients on stretchers airlifted from Jorhat, Assam in an IAF C-130J in a mock exercise An Indian Air Force (IAF) C-130J Super Hercules aircraft was on November 29th, 2013, modified into an air ambulance configuration with patient transfer unit and life saving equipment with services of critical care air transport team for speedily airli Date: 12/13/2013 Views: 855 President’s Standard to 32 Squadron The President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee presenting the Standard to the 32 Squadron of Indian Air Force, at the President’s Standard presentation ceremony, at Halwara, Punjab on November 20, 2013. Date: 12/13/2013 Views: 758 President’s Standard to the 220 Squadron The President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee presenting the Standard to the 220 Squadron of IndianAir Force, at the President’s Standard presentation ceremony, at Halwara, Punjab on November 20, 2013. Date: 12/13/2013 Views: 702 President’s Standard to the 220 Squadron and 32 Squadron The President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee inspecting the Guard of Honour, at the presentation of the President’s Standard to the 220 Squadron and 32 Squadron of Indian Air Force, at Halwara, Punjab on November 20, 2013. Giving impetus to the long standing strategic airlift of the Indian Air Force, the Defence Minister Shri AK Antony today formally inducted the Boeing C-17 Globemaster III into the IAF at a special ceremony held at Hindan airbase of the IAF. The Inductio

through hole provided in a member to be attached. After insertion, the front end flange is locked on the inside surface of the member to be attached, while the rear end flange is locked on the outside surface of the member to be attached. The example given above requires an elastic member for mounting the sensor, which increases the number of component parts, and furthermore requires a process for mounting the elastic member to the projecting portion of the sensor prior to mounting the sensor. It is, therefore, an object of the present invention first to provide a sensor mounting structure for motor vehicles which facilitates mounting the sensor to the wall of the intake manifold while dispensing with screwing of the sensor, and further to decrease the numberreached us from Port Tow n send. A certain young man fell in love with a beautiful young lady, residing near Port Townsond. His passion being recip rocated, iniirriage was proposed, but the young holy's parents would have nono of it. Tho father and a beligerent undo threat ened to do the young llomoo serious per sonal injury in ease his attentions were con tinued, and forbade him ever again enter ing tlio premises, ami tho young lady is represented an having been billerly perse cuted on account ol her refusal to dis countenance the disciirded suitor. Thu young man, becoming aware of this fact, determined to marry at unco. Accord ingly, procuring a license and tho services of the necessary constituted authority, and witlud a good Winchester rillo, ho repaired to the sbodo of tho young woman's par ents. Encountering the father und irate iinolti In thu yard,

to be elected at the 1978 general election in that circuit by filing an affidavit of candidacy with the secretary of state not later than 4 days after the effective date of this amendatory act.“Terms of judges.“Section 5. Of the 2 additional judgeships created for the third judicial circuit, the candidate receiving the highest number of votes in the 1978 general election shall be elected for a term of 8 years and the candidate receiving the second highest number of votes shall be elected for a term of 6 years. Of the 3 additional judgeships created for the sixth judicial circuit, the candidate receiving the highest number of votes in the 1978 general election shall be elected for a term of 8 years and the candidates receiving thesecond and third highest number of votes shall be elected for a term of 6 years. Of the 2 additional judgeships created for the thirtieth judicial circuit, the candidate receiving the highest number of votes in the 1978 general election shall be elected for a term of 8 years and the candidate receiving the second highest number of votes shall be elected for a term of 6 years. The additional circuit judges authorized by this amendatory act in the eighth, seventeenth, and twenty-ninth judicial circuits shall be elected for a term of 8 years. The additional circuit judge authorized by this amendatory act in the eighteenth, thirty-first, thirty-eighth, and fortieth judicial circuits shall be elected for a term of 10 years. The additional district judges authorized in the

company, Thornco, Inc. (Thornco). By May 16, 1996, Thornco was the successful bidder against Laneco for a major project; it has continued to be a direct competitor of Laneco. However, Laneco has been, and continues to be, a very profitable company. Laneco's net profit before taxes for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1996, after payment of dividends and employee bonuses, was $792,645. After Thornton terminated his employment and resigned from the board of Laneco, the Laneharts took over many of his responsibilities and promoted several other key employees to assist with the day-to-day operations. Brad was elected president of Laneco and John continued as secretary and financial officer. In a series of board meetings, at which the Laneharts were the only remaining directors, they approved certain actions challengedbehalf of the corporation, Thornton's lawsuit requested a writ of mandamus directing the Laneharts, as officers of Laneco, to return excess salaries and bonuses to the corporation and rescind the sale of stock to Kleinpeter.[2] Thornton also asked the court to remove Kleinpeter as attorney for the defendants and order him to return his five shares of stock to the corporation. Additional relief requested was appointment of a receiver to ensure that the corporation would be managed in a manner consistent with the interests of Laneco and its minority shareholder.[3] Thornton's rule to show cause why this relief should not be granted was heard by the court on March 12, 1997. At the close of the plaintiff's case, the defendants moved for involuntary dismissal of all these claims,

off Changi South Avenue 1, relegated to a road that serves as a driveway to a car park. Across the road there are a few reminders of the time from which my experiences of Somapah Village were connected with including some of the roads such as Jalan Tiga Ratus and the buildings that were the former Changkat Changi Primary School that rose on a small hill along the Changi Road (now Upper Changi Road) next to Jalan Tiga Ratus which was built in the later half of the 1960s. Across the road at Jalan Tiga Ratus, the buildings that were the Changkat Changi Secondary School (1st Photo) and Changkat Changi Primary School (2nd and 3rd Photo) built in the latter part of the 1960s still stand. Across the road abig void greets the observer where once a bustling Somapah Road and Village had stood. A gate stands across where Somapah Road had once run towards the coastal village of Mata Ikan. What used to be Somapah Road near the junction with Upper Changi Road. Where a village once stood ... now an empty field. The little bit of Somapah Road that's left ... relegated to an access road for a car park. Somapah started as a plantation in around 1850 when Mr H. Somapah, originally an India convict (due to some family dispute back in India), became rich in Singapore after his release and purchased many pieces of land in Singapore, one of which is Somapah (Changi). He passed on the land to his son W.L.S Basapah. Basapah was involved in a

Image 2 of 32 A living room A living room Photo: MLS Image 3 of 32 The living room is open to the kitchen The living room is open to the kitchen Photo: MLS Image 4 of 32 A view of the bedroom A view of the bedroom Photo: MLS Image 5 of 32 Image 6 of 32 A close up on the kitchen A close up on the kitchen Photo: MLS Image 7 of 32 A bathroom A bathroom Photo: MLS Image 8 of 32 A bedroom A bedroom Photo: MLS Image 9 of 32 Another bedroom Another bedroom Photo: MLS Image 10 of 32 Image 11 of 32 Another bathroom Another bathroom Photo: MLS Image 12 of 32 The common outdoor space The common outdoor spacePhoto: MLS Image 13 of 32 A view up the side of the building A view up the side of the building Photo: MLS Image 14 of 32 A detail on the entrance of the 1923 building. A detail on the entrance of the 1923 building. Photo: MLS Image 15 of 32 Image 16 of 32 1035 Pine Street, a 38-unit building, was listed at $11.65 million in April and sold for $12.7 million in June. 1035 Pine Street, a 38-unit building, was listed at $11.65 million in April and sold for $12.7 million in June. Photo: MLS Image 17 of 32 The lobby of 1035 Pine The lobby of 1035 Pine Photo: MLS Image 18 of 32 An apartment unit's living room An apartment unit's living room

for himself, to their own stations at Messina and Rhegium, with the loss of one ship; night coming on before the battle was finished. After this the Locrians retired from the Rhegian territory, and the ships of the Syracusans and their allies united and came to anchor at Cape Pelorus, in the territory of Messina, where their land forces joined them. Here the Athenians and Rhegians sailed up, and seeing the ships unmanned, made an attack, in which they in their turn lost one vessel, which was caught by a grappling iron, the crew saving themselves by swimming. After this the Syracusans got on board their ships, and while they were being towed alongshore to Messina, were again attacked by the Athenians, but suddenly got out to sea and became the assailants, and caused them to lose another vessel. Afterthus holding their own in the voyage alongshore and in the engagement as above described, the Syracusans sailed on into the harbour of Messina. Meanwhile the Athenians, having received warning that Camarina was about to be betrayed to the Syracusans by Archias and his party, sailed thither; and the Messinese took this opportunity to attack by sea and land with all their forces their Chalcidian neighbour, Naxos. The first day they forced the Naxians to keep their walls, and laid waste their country; the next they sailed round with their ships, and laid waste their land on the river Akesines, while their land forces menaced the city. Meanwhile the Sicels came down from the high country in great numbers, to aid against the Messinese; and the Naxians, elated at the sight, and animated by a belief that the Leontines and their

and there was not enough food for the children. Wancha tried to bring food and help them. The children were present in the home when Wancha smelled marijuana in the home. Wancha still maintains contact with the children and testified they are really well behaved and are a lot better than they were. {¶9} Father testified he completed a mental health risk assessment done by the psychological department within the Lorain Correctional Institution and also completed a drug and alcohol abuse assessment by Recovery Services while in prison. Father completed several programs in prison with regards to anger and stress management. Father stated he has made mistakes, but loves his children and would do anything for them. 6 so the case was closed. In 2015, Hokans again investigated the family for concerns of drug use, lack of supervision, and poor home conditions. That case was also closed. In August of 2015, there was a neglect report filed with concerns of lack of supervision of the children when they were living with Father and Mother’s whereabouts were unknown. The family did not want to cooperate with ongoing case services, so the case was closed. In October of 2015, there were concerns of physical abuse. Father was not willing to cooperate, so they interviewed the children at school. It appeared as if Father hit one of the children. Father denied hitting the child. At that point, the agency involved the police. Father

moves, while creating an executive atmosphere that led to one noted sexual harassment suit from a former employee. Most recently, Dolan has taken flack for possibly letting personal politics get in the way of matching a contract offer for guard Jeremy Lin. He is possibly the most reviled owner in New York’s history, and that’s saying something considering the Mets’ foibles, and the eras when CBS owned the New York Yankees and Gulf and Western owned the Knicks. He’s making the right move here, though. Taking care of a player his ownership regime wasn’t tied to, someone who gets the short shrift when Knick teams of the early 1980s are discussed – in favor of Sugar Ray Richardson, Bill Cartwright, and Bernard King. As Frank Isola noted in his report,Mr. Courtney said that the agency had raided only a fraction of the thousands of marijuana dispensaries now operating and that agents had used discretion to go after only the worst offenders. Image Jars of medical marijuana. Federal officials are curbing raids. Credit... Michal Czerwonka for The New York Times Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the United States attorney in Los Angeles, said his office had prosecuted only four medical marijuana dispensary cases since the passage of Proposition 215, a 1996 ballot measure that made California the first state to legalize medical marijuana. That measure set off a decade-long fight over several legal issues. The case of Charles Lynch, a dispensary operator whose business was raided on the same day as Mr. Duncan’s, was the most prominent. Mr. Lynch was convicted

officer. His first battle was against the American revolutionaries in 1775, thereafter his main opponents were the French and the Spanish, and the first fighting ship he commanded, the eight-gun galley Spitfire, was involved in forty-seven engagements before being run aground. Rising through the ranks, Saumarez fought on land and at sea. He was involved in actions in the English Channel, served in HMS Victory, took part in the Battle of Cape St Vincent, the Blockade of Cadiz, and was with Nelson at the Battle of the Nile. Promoted to Rear Admiral, he led his ships at the battles of Algeciras and the Gut of Gibraltar. Saumarez was then despatched into the Baltic, where he was crucial in keeping open Britain’s last vital trade route by an astutecombination of diplomacy and a mailed fist. A fascinating biography of a hero by anyone’s.. Read moreJulian Stockwin action-adventure historical fiction I have an abiding admiration for Guernsey-born Admiral James Saumarez and in fact dedicate my upcoming book The Baltic Prize (out in November) to this Royal Navy officer. His first battle was against the American revolutionaries in 1775, thereafter his main opponents were the French and the Spanish, and the first fighting ship he commanded, the eight-gun galley Spitfire, was involved in forty-seven engagements before being run aground. Rising through the ranks, Saumarez fought on land and at sea. He was involved in actions in the English Channel, served in HMS Victory, took part in the Battle of Cape St Vincent, the Blockade of Cadiz, and was with

for the State's sake, before it is forever too late. In this spirit should this work for them and with them be done. 4. By resolution adopted unanimously by the North Carolina Press Associa-tion at its recent meeting, the newspapers of the State pledged themselves to print, a week in advance, the lessons in reading and arithmetic for each week, and to send free to each pupil of a moonlight school in the county for a month a copy of the county paper containing these lessons. They also agreed to print weekly a brief news letter from each neighborhood in which a moonlight school is taught, containing interesting items about the school and other news of the neighborhood, expressed in words and sentences comprehensible to adult be-ginners in reading. The county superintendent and the teacher of each school shouldexplain the plan to him, and arrange for him separately by weeks, with the date of the publication of each, the lessons to be published each week. 7. The county superintendent and teacher, in cooperation with the school committee, the various community organizations, and others interested, are urged to arrange some social entertainments in connection with the moon-light schools, participated in by the pupils and by other citizens, to add to the interest and happiness of the pupils, and to afford an opportunity for all to get together and for an expression of interest and encouragement from out-siders. The pupils of these schools should be made to feel at home from the first, and also to feel that they are a part of the community in whom the other part of the community are deeply interested. 8. November has been

Back for pay parade. 25/-. On guard. Rockett guard commander. On last turn. Gum boots make duty much lighter. Wrote letter to Eileen. Saturday 25th January: Working all day Saturdays now. Anti-gas lecture by Cpl Hopton in morning. He was trained at same gas course as I had. On fatigues in afternoon. In evening walked into Hungerford. Feet burning a lot from hard skin on soles. Saw ‘Bandwagon’. Walked back and had supper at café. Got to bed about 12.30am. Sunday 26th January: Church parade in morning. In church Boedeker disgraced himself by going to sleep and snoring loudly during the sermon. We returned and donned overalls and shifted tiles until dinner time. General clean up in the afternoon and in the evening went to café which looks like alearned by then to secure my own key to his room.) He knew it was me, for no one else would have dared go in, given the written threat. Andy was lolling on the bed in a bathrobe, enjoying some room-service fare and watching cartoons. I heard the rush of the shower. "We gotta go," I said. "The limo's waiting." The whooshing water stopped and a moment later the bathroom room door opened. A rush of steam heralded the entrance of a lovely _young_ thing clad only in a towel. A blonde. The "not-in-your-dreams" blonde. "Kelly?" Andy said between bites of Cap'n Crunch. "Zmuda. Zmuda? Kelly." "Kelly." "Zmuda." Kelly casually dropped her towel and dressed as I tried to avert my eyes and Andy focused on the story line from a _Felix the Cat_

the '2018 CrossXpollinatioN' exhibition which is themed 'Journey's'. Her ArtCloth Installation 'Timelines: An Environmental Journey' will be exhibited at the Colac Otway Performing Arts & Cultural Centre, Colac, Victoria from the 7th - 29th July 2018. The installation will feature works employing her signature MultiSperse Dye Sublimation (MSDS) technique on synthetic fibres.Click on the image to see how the Gondwana II was created. Art Quill Studio @ Sydney Craft & Quilt Fair. 2018 Sydney Craft & Quilt Fair at the International Convention Centre, Sydney, from the 20th – 24th June.Art Quill Studio can be found at stand no. G29_LP1 where my unique and contemporary hand dyed, hand painted and hand printed ArtCloth fabric lengths, fat quarters, fabric samplers and scarves will be available as well as my one-off/limited edition digitallyimposed in 1992, one point for a sentence in 2002 for domestic violence, and a further two points because defendant was on probation for an assault and battery conviction in Michigan state court when he began his sales of crack cocaine in 2004. At the sentencing hearing, defendant contended that he did not begin selling crack until after his probation period ended on April 28, 2004, because he was unable to leave Michigan to purchase drugs in Chicago until that time. However, the district court found this testimony less credible than that of the police officer who interviewed defendant. That officer testified to defendant’s statements on the date of his arrest, August 27, 2004, that he had been selling one to two ounces of crack cocaine per month for

Gov. Kim Guadagno denies telling Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer that her town's Superstorm Sandy relief money depended on her support for a redevelopment project proposed by a company with ties to Gov. Chris Christie that he had backed. Hide Caption 6 of 21 Photos: Who's who in Christie bridge scandal Who's who in the Christie controversies – Maria Comella, a deputy chief of staff in Christie's office, had been monitoring the media reaction weeks after the George Washington Bridge traffic fiasco. She has been subpoenaed as part of the state legislative investigation. Hide Caption 7 of 21 Photos: Who's who in Christie bridge scandal Who's who in Christie controversies – Randy Mastro, a former assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York and a former deputymayor of New York, will head the legal team representing the Christie administration in various investigations relating to the George Washington Bridge political scandal. He once a the federal racketeering lawsuit that forced the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to hold democratic elections and undergo court supervision. Hide Caption 8 of 21 Photos: Who's who in Christie bridge scandal Who's who in Christie bridge scandal – Reid Schar, a key figure in the federal prosecution of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, will assist the special state Assembly committee investigating the bridge scandal that has engulfed current and former aides of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Hide Caption 9 of 21 Photos: Who's who in Christie bridge scandal Who's who in Christie bridge scandal – U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone of

the symbol of THE YELLOW HEART to Lieutenant-General SPAATZ UNITED STATES AIRCORPS for conspicuous cowardice and conduct thoroughly becoming a sadist. A good deal of the German V1 leaflets seem to have the theme of Allied bombing atrocities. Like many bullies, the Germans saw no evil in bombing civilians in the glory days when they rolled over Holland, Belgium, France and occupied most of Europe. They got very testy when the chickens came home to roost and the Allied air forces retaliated. This letter is a case in point. The text on the front is: The Skorpion units operated on all fronts; Skorpion East (East Front), Südstern ( Italy ), Skorpion-Adria (Balkans) and Skorpion West ( Western Europe ). They all produced propaganda for the enemy under the command ofthe SS Standarte Kurt Eggers . Skorpion West not only produced propaganda for the enemy, it was also tasked with boosting the morale of German troops. It regularly produced leaflets and newspapers for German forces, and the Allies quickly produced black editions of the leaflets with defeatist propaganda cleverly hidden among the news. The chain of command of the Propaganda organization was on a direct line from Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler, to SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler, to “Kurt Eggers” Commander Standartenführer Gunterd’Alquen to units such as the German Skorpion propaganda group. The Skorpion units were supplied by regular Army commands but not supervised by them. All guidance came down through the SS. In January of 1940 an SS-Kriegsberichter-Kompanie (Waffen-SS war Reporters Company) was established, each equipped with still and movie cameras,

lease provided that if Mrs. Huggins did not return from her trip, Thomas would have a six-year lease with the option to renew the lease for two successive leasehold terms of six years each, “and for an additional leasehold term thereafter of two [] years in duration.” Under this lease, Thomas would have no right to sublease the property. On the other hand, if Mrs. Huggins did return, the lease provided that it would terminate automatically on May 31, 2003. After Thomas’s mother returned safely from her trip, the parties signed an extension of the October 2002 lease, effective May 31, 2003, so that negotiations could continue. On August 27, 2003, Thomas (individually and as president of TAH) and Helen Huggins (as president ofchange for the Premises”). William sent the letter in anticipation of a zoning change for the town of Kensington; he believed that approval was imminent and that a reasonable amount of time would be needed to renegotiate the lease. When Thomas did not respond, William sent another letter on March 9, 2012, again requesting renegotiation. On March 20, 2012, the County Council for Montgomery County approved a draft of the Planning Board Kensington Sector Plan, which, among other things, would allow for a zoning change for the property. On March 28, 2012, William sent yet another letter to Thomas, in which he again requested renegotiation and stated that the Council had taken a formal vote pertaining to this Kensington Sector Plan.

as I had done. I cried out, "Oh, that I had turned to God sooner. Oh, that I had turned to Him seven years ago!" It also made me angry with myself to think that I should have had no more wisdom but to have wasted away my time until my soul and heaven were lost. When I had been long troubled with this fear and was hardly able to take one more step, at about the same place where I received my other encouragement, these words broke in upon my mind: Still there is room, and Compel them to come in, so that my house may be filled (Luke 14:22-23). These words, but especially Still there is room, were sweet words to me, for truly they showed meI also saw such glory in a converted state that I could not be content without being part of it. Gold! If I could have bought it for gold, I would have paid any price! I would have traveled over the entire world ten thousand times if that would have brought conversion to my soul. How lovely now in my eyes were all those who I thought were converted! They shone, and they walked like people who carried the broad seal of heaven about them. Oh! I saw the lot was fallen to them in pleasant places, and they had a beautiful inheritance (Psalm 16:6). But that which troubled me was about Christ in Mark: He went up on the mountain and summoned those whom He Himself wanted, and