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Fighting to survive Afghanistan | The country has been described as 'the most dangerous place to be born' "Fighting to survive" Continued... KABUL, Afghanistan-On Thursday two newborns died in the neonatal unit at Kabul's Cure Hospital. One, a baby boy born to a 22-year-old mom along with a twin girl, died soon after delivery. The other, also a boy, died several hours later of apparent respiratory failure. Both were full-term, and, despite X-rays, examinations, and respiratory treatment as doctors fought to save them, they died of unexplained causes. A chest X-ray on one infant showed a spinal deformity that suggested possible spina bifida and could have been related to the cause of death. That's significant, said pediatrician Jerry Umanos, because this is the third baby the mother has lost within the first 24hours of delivery. "If that's what it is then folic acid could take care of it," a routine supplement for expectant mothers in the United States but one that's usually lacking in Afghanistan. Autopsies, which also could help prevent repeat complications, aren't allowed in the country for cultural and religious reasons. While soldiers battle insurgency and terrorism, health workers in Afghanistan battle to keep much of the rest of the population alive. Cultural norms that deny women access to proper healthcare are a big factor, but so has been the country's 30 years or so of civil war preceding 9/11. The U.S. invasion led to some improvements this decade but many of those have receded as fighting has resurged. Save the Children ranks Afghanistan the worst place in the

26) - A rare "behind the curtain" look at the most sophisticated and secretive intelligence communities in the world. Meet the men and women who served as double agents in the U.S., went undercover in Cuba, Israel, Britain, Russia and China, and lived to tell their stories. With "Bourne"-like recreations, this first episode features a former top Mossad agent pushing the limits to help solve the mystery behind the assassination of Saddam Hussein's top weapons scientist, Gerald Bull. The prime suspects? The world's premier spy agencies that include MI6 and the CIA. For the first time ever, former Israeli and American spies reconstruct the technology of the assassins in an attempt to find Gerald Bull's killer. DEADLY DESCENT (December 3) - The deepest caves and the darkest ocean floorsAmerican players – Andre Agassi, Tim Mayotte, Jimmy Connors, Aaron Krickstein or Michael Chang – particularly fancied to claim the Coupe des Mousquetaires. But during two unforgettable weeks in May and June of 1989, 17-year-old Michael Chang stunned the tennis world, becoming the youngest ever winner of a Grand Slam men’s singles event and acting as a laxative to the blockage of American champions. Along the path to this title, Chang would be involved in one of the most memorable matches in French Open history. His fourth round victory over Ivan Lendl was a triumph of will and mind over body. Chang dug into every inch of his soul and streetwise fighting qualities to achieve a remarkable win. Their clash was scheduled for Monday June 5, but before the two would

Clan Summons Up the History of Presidents and VaccinesFamily quarrels are usually private things—unless of course, the family is famous. A public spat among boldface names broke out on May 8, when three members of the Kennedy clan published a piece on Politico declaring that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.—son of Bobby Kennedy—has been “tragically wrong” in his years-long crusade against vaccines, a crusade that seems especially irresponsible now as the country suffers through its worst measles outbreak since 1994. Kennedy has become a hero of the anti-vax crowd with his persistent claims that vaccines contain deadly ingredients, particularly a mercury-ba...Source: TIME: Science - May 9, 2019 Category: Science Authors: Jeffrey Kluger Tags: Uncategorized History onetime Source Type: news Childhood vaccines: Tough questions, straight answersDo vaccines cause autism? Is it OKSouthern District of New York. The case was dismissed by the court on April 5, 1954. The plaintiffs contend that the running of the statute of limitations was suspended during the pendency of the suit in the Southern District of New York. The *12 legal basis for this contention is said to be found in Section 23 of the New York Civil Practice Act, which in effect provides that the statute of limitations shall be tolled during the pendency of another suit on the same cause of action, which is subsequently terminated otherwise than by a voluntary discontinuance.[1] This court is of the opinion, however, that the statute of limitations contained in the United States Code governs this case, and that the New York statute has no application. Thus,

Apple Moves Up On Roller Coaster Trading By TMO Staff Jun 23rd, 2002 5:00 PM EDT Monday Morning Activity The markets opened on Monday with selling on the minds of traders. The major market indexes registered drops of more than one percent by the noon hour as investors fretted over the economy, problems in the Middle East and the continued gloom overhanging the tech sector. On Friday the markets recorded their fifth straight weekly decline. Concerns about pending earnings warnings sent investors running for cover, leaving the NASDAQ Composite Index perilously close to its sliding below its post September 11th nadir. Monday Afternoon Trading The markets rebounded from the morning lows in afternoon trading, powering past the dayis opening levels to record impressive intra-day gains. The rally began to fizzle late in the dayMadonna, her children and a large entourage were reportedly forced to queue to check in and go through security with ordinary passengers at a Malawi airport terminal after the pop star was apparently stripped of her VIP status in the country. A set of fossilised bones kept for more than half a century in the dusty storerooms of the Natural History Museum in London have turned out to have belonged to the earliest known dinosaur to roam the land. Publishers of London 2012 trivia guides will be fuming after Malawi's two Paralympic athletes, the visually impaired sprinters Chisomo Jeremani and Janet Shedani, withdrew hours before the Games began, changing the number of competing nations from 166 to 165. Tourists are limp, leaderless and distinctly UnAustralian Andrew Grice: Inside Westminster Blairites be warned, this

Pancake Breakfast Raises $4,800 For Victims Of Plane Crash In Linden LINDEN – Members of Knights of Columbus St. Cecilia’s Council No. 7046 and local boy scouts raised more than $4,800 for the victims of a May 31 plane crash in Linden with a pancake breakfast, according to an NJ.com report. The money will be given to the family of the late Craig MacCallum and the family of 19-year-old Timothy Monticchio. The plane crashed on train tracks near the site of the former General Motors property, moments after taking off from Linden Airport.An earthquake rocked China's western Xinjiang region on Thursday, killing eight people and injuring over as more than 180 homes crumbled, state media reported. The morning quake struck in Taxkorgan county, a remote mountainous area that borders Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Pakistan in China's Xinjiang region. The Xinjiang Earthquake Administration said 23 people had been injured, including one seriously, in the lightly populated area. Most houses in the area were made of wood and mudbricks or rock, it said. The U.S. Geological Survey said the 5.4-magnitude quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometers (6 miles) at 5:58 a.m. Thursday (2158 GMT Wednesday). Shallow quakes cause greater shaking at the surface, which can cause more damage. Rescuers were searching for people trapped in the rubble in Quzgun, the worst-hit village, which has a

many collectors come to the sport that spawned them: ice fishing. Made since prehistoric times to attract fish so they could be speared through holes in the ice, these carvings evolved in the 20th century into witty, sometimes weird artifacts. Ice fishing flourishes around the Great Lakes, the region that produced the majority of items in "Fish Decoys," an exhibition through March 28 at the American Primitive Gallery, 596 Broadway, south of Houston Street. Organized by Aarne Anton, the gallery owner, the show is the most ambitious dealer presentation of this folk art to date. Of the 200 decoys, more than 150 were made before 1960. Except for three examples from Alaska that date to 2500 B.C, all are for sale. Among them are the American Indian carvings of thefrom the elaborately painted to those devoid of decoration, from the minnow-sized to those as large as sturgeons. He prefers the decoys of the Chippewa or Ojibwa Indians. "They're the plainest," he said. "Using the natural wood, the Indians stained or burned the surfaces. Some artisans hung bits of metal on the fins, and one decoy in the show is feathered." Collectors often specialize in the works of certain carvers. Virtually none are signed, but many have been identified by specialists. "Oscar Peterson's decoys are among the more realistic," Mr. Anton said. "They have an aerodynamic shape and curvature that gives them a certain desirable movement in the water." Howell's more stylized decoys, carved in abstract shapes and decorated with straight or wavy bands of solid color, also include fish

COMPLETED VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORMS; AND TO AMEND SECTION 7-13-810, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE POWERS OF THE MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS, SO AS TO ADD A PROVISION WHICH WOULD AUTHORIZE ANY CANDIDATE TO PROTEST AN ELECTION IN WHICH HE IS A CANDIDATE PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 7-17-30, WHEN THE PROTEST IS BASED IN WHOLE OR IN PART ON EVIDENCE DISCOVERED AFTER THE ELECTION, AND PROVIDE WHAT THIS EVIDENCE MAY INCLUDE. Read the first time and ordered placed on the Calendar without reference. Whereas, the Honorable James Robert Melton, Senate Sergeant at Arms, has been named President of the National Legislative Services and Security Association (NLSSA); and Whereas, Jim has been active in this association since 1981, serving as vice president from 1990 until the middle of 1993, and hasserved on the executive board since 1983; and Whereas, NLSSA is one of nine professional associations or "staff sections" of the National Conference of State Legislatures; and Whereas, this association consists of Sergeants at Arms, security personnel, and support services staff for state legislatures from all over the United States; and Whereas, Jim has traveled to various other states, at their request, to share his knowledge and expertise in the area of security; and Whereas, Jim Melton has always had the underlying philosophy to ensure that all of the logistical services which are provided to the members of the South Carolina State Senate, their staff, and the public, function well; and Whereas, Sergeant Melton has trained and maintained an excellent group of Deputy Sergeants at Arms to assist him in this sometimes trying

way to mix Seumalo into the game plan, and I thought he performed more than admirably. He does a great job on the back side of a zone run here, creating a seal for Blount and keeping pursuit from getting home behind the line of scrimmage. Shot 11 - Great route by young WR Marcus Johnson on the comeback. #Eagles do a great job of mixing in reps for young players throughout game pic.twitter.com/NtHJncmZoZ — Fran Duffy (@fduffy3) October 17, 2017 Early in the game, the Eagles got another young player in for a big first-down catch on the left side. Second-year receiver Marcus Johnson gets vertical and runs a great route here against the Carolina corner by getting into his "blind spot" and then stomping on the brakes toPavlovsk awaits change of law There has been very little information recently about the fate of the Pavlovsk Experiment Station. The Vavilov Research Institute (VIR) reported that on 26 October Igor Igoshin, a deputy head of the parliament’s Committee on Science and Scientific Technologies, introduced a draft law that treats the status of genetic resources collections. The draft modifies a section of the Land Code of Russia, which refers to valuable land that belongs to the State. According to VIR, article 100, paragraph 4, item 1 of the Code reads, in part. “…the most valuable lands are lands within which there are natural sites as well as cultural heritage sites of special scientific, historical and cultural value (typical or rare landscapes, cultural landscapes, communities of plant and animal organisms, rare geological

are entitled to judgment upon the facts set forth in the pleadings because it is clear that the elements necessary to the DeRosas' causes of action have not been satisfied. The DeRosas oppose the debtors motion and allege that the facts, as stated in their papers, support their underlying causes of action. FACTUAL BACKGROUND The debtors filed a voluntary joint petition for protection under Chapter 7 of the United States Bankruptcy Code on January 19, 1993. Shortly thereafter, a trustee was duly appointed to administer their estate in bankruptcy. The DeRosas are the parents of the debtor Carole Jacone and are creditors in this case. The debtors' obligation to the DeRosas arises from a judgment which evolved from a series of state court proceedings. In 1987, the debtors brought an actionagainst the DeRosas in New York State Supreme Court seeking enforcement of an oral agreement wherein the DeRosas promised to convey their home to the debtors in exchange for the debtors' commitment to maintain the home. Following a trial, on June 12, 1989, a judgment was entered by the court against the DeRosas in the amount of $83,600.00 which represented compensation for the amount of maintenance performed on the home. The court also directed that the DeRosas' home be sold to satisfy the judgment. The DeRosas appealed the state court decision. Pending the disposition of the appeal, they entered into a stipulation with the debtors which was so ordered by the state court on January 16, 1990. The parties agreed that the DeRosas would sell the home and that

almost like a modern-day graph – a geometrical figure that represents an abstract mathematical space. That’s really new and exciting as it was thought to have been first invented much later, around 1350. For the research, the team studied clay tablets, dating back to period between 350 BC and 50 BC. Currently kept in London’s British Museum, the tablets contain Babylonian cuneiform text, likely etched by scholars and priests living during that time. Analysis of the text has revealed that these ancient astronomers were computing the irregular motions of Jupiter over the course of 60 days, starting from a day when the planet first appeared above the horizon. For the Babylonians, the colossal planet represented their chief god, Marduk or the patron deity of the city of Babylon. Ossendrijerand 9 on a Likert scale to give a measure of the perceived importance and consensus. The panellists generated competences in all the main categories of learning outcomes in Tomorrow's Doctors. The scores were highest and the consensus greatest for those competences related to the doctor as a practitioner and the doctor as a professional. The Delphi survey was an effective method of obtaining the judgement of an expert panel and in measuring the degree of consensus. The results of the survey were valuable in informing the design of a UK non-surgical oncology curriculum.

Royal Court building in St Peter Port by a tribunal of the Feldkommandantur for failing to deliver a wireless set and given nine months’ imprisonment. Records show that a successful application was submitted for the remission of the last two months of his sentence. On 28 January 1944, the chief of the tribunal granted him a suspended sentence from 8 March 1944 until the end of the war subject to his good behaviour. He was allowed to return to Guernsey after his release. What happened to Bessin after his deportation is told in his claim for compensation. He wrote: They shipped me to France in November 1943 and I served my sentence in the French prison at Troyes, which was administered by the Gestapo. The name of the prison wasThe White House on Saturday condemned the use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government, after an international inquiry found its forces responsible for a third toxic gas attack in Syria’s civil war. The fourth report from the 13-month-long inquiry by the United Nations and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), the global chemical weapons watchdog, blamed Syrian government forces for a toxic gas attack in Qmenas in Idlib governorate on 16 March 2015, according to a text of the report seen by Reuters. In August, the third report by the inquiry blamed the government of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, for two chlorine attacks – in Talmenes on 21 April 2014 and Sarmin on 16 March 2015 – and said Islamic State fighters had used sulfur

New Jersey have been engaged in a dispute as to the boundary between them. There is no room in such circumstances for the application of the principle that long acquiescence may establish a boundary otherwise uncertain. Vermont v. New Hampshire, 289 U.S. 593, 613; Indiana v. Kentucky, 136 U.S. 479, 509, *377 511; Massachusetts v. New York, supra, p. 95. Acquiescence is not compatible with a century of conflict. Only a few instances will be mentioned among many that are available. In 1813, the Delaware Assembly ceded to the United States an island in the Delaware River, east of the main channel and within the twelve mile circle, for the erection of a fort. A controversy arose between the United States as holder of the Delaware title andHenry Gale who claimed under New Jersey. In 1836, Gale brought ejectment in the United States Circuit Court against Beling, a tenant. Mr. Justice Baldwin charged the Jury that Penn had no title, but the charge makes it plain that he had no knowledge of the letters patent of 1683, and that they were not in evidence before him. Later an arbitration was agreed upon between Humphrey, who had succeeded to the New Jersey title, and the Government of the United States, represented by the Secretary of War. In that proceeding the award was in favor of the Government. The opinion by the arbitrator, which was announced in January, 1849, is a careful and able statement of the conflicting claims of right. See the case of Pea Patch

FINEST HOURS, which is based on the remarkable true story of the most daring rescue mission in the history of the Coast Guard. Chris Pine, who plays Bernie Webber, the captain of the rescue boat, joined Bailey on stage to give fans a peak at the heroic action-thriller. Presented in Digital 3D™, Real D 3D and IMAX® 3D, the film, which is directed by Craig Gillespie and also stars Casey Affleck, Ben Foster, Holliday Grainger, John Ortiz and Eric Bana, transports audiences to the heart of the action, creating a fully-immersive cinematic experience on an epic scale. THE FINEST HOURS is produced by Jim Whitaker and Dorothy Aufiero and Doug Merrifield is the executive producer. The film is based on the book by Michael J. Tougias and Casey Sherman andever known. Based on Rudyard Kipling’s timeless stories and inspired by Disney’s 1967 animated classic, the film features state-of the-art technology that immerses audiences in the lush world like never before. THE JUNGLE BOOK also features the voices of Bill Murray, Idris Elba, Scarlett Johansson, Giancarlo Esposito and Christopher Walken. Jon Favreau and Brigham Taylor produce and the screenplay is by Justin Marks. THE JUNGLE BOOK hits theaters in stunning 3D and IMAX 3D on April 15, 2016. ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS (#DisneyAlice) Bailey welcomed Mia Wasikowska to the stage, where she thrilled fans with a preview of the all-new spectacular adventure, ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, featuring the unforgettable characters from Lewis Carroll’s beloved stories. Director James Bobin brings his own unique vision to the spectacular world Tim Burton

idea. He was inspired by the growing number of bakeries devoted exclusively to the diminutive cakes. Capitalizing on San Diego's proximity to the border, the Padres also will introduce a street-style taco stand where the pork will be roasted on a spit and then chopped to order. The taco stand, located in the Park at the Park beyond the outfield, will operate during Friday and Saturday games. The Mexican influence also will be seen in the aguas frescas; a “San Diego Caesar” salad with a chipotle-cilantro dressing; and the Sonoran hot dog, a spicy frank wrapped in bacon and tucked into a split potato bun stuffed with pinto beans, diced tomatoes and onions, then slathered with jalapeño sauce, mustard, ketchup and mayonnaise. Moorad said he had no say in the newThis article originally appeared on VICE Canada. When Jon Bernthal returns to Netflix later this month in The Punisher, he'll be walking down a well-worn path. The superhero-movie industry likes to paint itself as risk-averse, but somehow the Marvel antihero has been given room to fail on the big screen three times before his well-received supporting role in Daredevil. Now that he's the headliner again, it's worth looking back on one of those failed attempts, one of Marvel Studios' best and most under-appreciated films: 2008's Punisher: War Zone. Coming out the same year as the inaugural Avengers titles Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, War Zone was part of the first batch of Marvel films made in-house (unlike those two, however, the Punisher character rights belonged to Lionsgate, which

Photo / Efrain Patino Soldiers destroy coca plants at a 20 hectar plantation found by the army in Sardinata, near Colombia's northeastern border with Venezuela (File) The whole situation makes Juan Pablo skeptical about the war on drugs, which he characterizes as having been "lost in a knockout blow." He stressed that today, "more coca leaves than ever before" are being grown in Colombia. For that reason, he is a proponent of a path to legalization, similar to what Uruguay has done with marijuana, which in his words, "in one stroke" robbed the cartels of their power, money, and ability to corrupt public officials. Prohibition has been done to death and doesn't work, he said, and in fact only serves to "generate more stories like those of Pablo Escobar."March 10, 2019 Dany and Jon fight for the living and for each other. 43. EXT. SKY - DANY/NK MOMENT Having gained elevation, Dany wheels Drogon around for a dive. Her face is etched with grief and a cold, unstoppable fury. She is a terrible avatar of vengeance. Drogon power-dives and seizes Viserion violently around the neck with his teeth. The two dragons wheel around wildly, locked together. Dany clings desperately to Drogon's back as they spin. She looks up-- The Night King is gazing at her, only a few feet away on Viserion's back. Behind him, the world is a blur as the dragons carousel through the air, but the Night King himself is still and clear, full of otherworldly composure. Slowly, he raises an ice blade and points it directly at Dany's heart. She stares

as the pilot of the aircraft along with his team of hijackers, which included Saeed al-Ghamdi, Ahmed al-Nami and Ahmed al-Haznawi who together made an unsuccessful attempt to crash the plane into the U.S. Capitol or the White House.Template:Ref label Jarrah was born in Mazraa, Lebanon, to a wealthy family. His parents were nominally MuslimSunnis, although they lived a secular lifestyle. When he was seven years old, Israel invaded southern Lebanon, a fact he referred to later in life. His parents sent him to a Catholic school in Beirut, La Sagesse, where he volunteered at a camp for disabled children and helped run an anti-drug program. Later on, he served a nearby church helping orphaned children there. His academic success to this point was mediocre, and his parents arrangedfor private tutors in mathematics, physics and chemistry. He remained close to his family; he was apparently the only 9/11 hijacker to have close family ties, including with his uncle Assem Jarrah, whose work permit would later be found in the wreckage with Ziad’s passport. In his childhood, he had always wanted to fly planes, but his family discouraged this. “I stopped him from being a pilot,” his father told the Wall Street Journal a week after the attacks. “I only have one son and I was afraid that he would crash.”[28] From 1995 to 1996, while Ziad Jarrah was living in Lebanon, according to his family, somebody of the same name rented an apartment in Brooklyn, New York. The landlords claimed it was the same Ziad Jarrah as in

The first local stop on the Trillium Circuit would bring the Sudbury equestrian community out, full force, as Foothills Farms welcomed homegrown and out of town riders alike to the Chelmsford facility earlier this month. Twenty-two year-old Lindsay Rovinelli is certainly not a newcomer to this scene. But as the recent graduate of the Forensics Science program at Laurentian University prepares to head off to law school at the University of Ottawa in the fall, she has taken to "catch" riding in an effort to keep a foot in the door. "If someone can't ride because they're injured or can't make a show, and they still want their horse to go, I volunteer," noted Rovinelli. It's a challenge befitting a young woman who has been riding since the age of four. "When I was younger,stretch, early on in her teenage years, is clearly set apart. "The year that I qualified for the Royal (Winter Fair)," she suggested. "It was full of struggles, but we managed to get it done. The following year, I played around with the jumpers, and that really changed it up. Those were the most fun." Rovinelli, who is hopeful to return to the ring once her schooling is behind her, garnered the reserve champion in the "Open 0.9m Jumper Division" aboard Callahan. Miranda Boudreau brings a completely different perspective, heading into her third year of riding "Ingenuity", or "Indy" as he is more affectionately known via his barn name. The grade 11 student at Lockerby Composite plans to share the riding duties this summer with a "leaser", Paige Leclerc, ironically a former Viking as well. "She (Leclerc)

additional 258 acres to the Park when it was leased on August 1, 1981. In the 1990’s, two parcels were purchased and added to the Park for a total acreage of 3,747. About Picacho Peak State Park Visitors traveling along I-10 in southern Arizona can’t miss the prominent 1,500-foot peak of Picacho Peak State Park. Enjoy the view as you hike the trails that wind up the peak and, often in the spring, overlook a sea of wildflowers. The park and surrounding area are known for its unique geological significance, outstanding and varied desert growth, and historical importance. The unique shape has been used as a landmark by travelers since prehistoric times. One of the first recordings was in the 1700s by the Anza Expedition as it passed through theMorphological and morphometrical study of the nasal opening of nasolacrimal duct in man. Epiphora constitutes one of the major and very common problems in all age groups. Recent developments in ophthalmology such as balloon dilatation, stent implantation, laser therapy and endoscopy of the lacrimal drainage system raise the need for a detailed anatomical knowledge of this system. It is also important for formulation of principles and techniques in the management of acrimal problems. The aim of this study was to demonstrate variations in shape, size and location of the opening of the nasolacrimal duct and of the lacrimal fold. Twenty sagittal head sections were obtained, the nasal septum was removed and the lateral wall of the nasal cavity was exposed and examined. The opening of the nasolacrimal duct (NLD)

The Ohio State University’s Food Innovation Center and Virta co-founders Dr. Stephen Phinney and Dr. Jeff Volek partnered to bring together scientists and researchers to discuss the science of low carbohydrate nutrition at a conference hosted by the OSU Food Innovation Center. Video recordings were sponsored by Virta Health. OSU and Virta have decided to make these videos free and available to the public. Angela Poff, Ph.D, is a researcher at the University of South Florida who studies non-toxic metabolic-targeted therapies for cancer and neurological diseases. Dr. Poff received her B.A. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Hendrix College and received an M.S. and Ph.D. in Medical Sciences with a concentration in Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology from the University of South Florida. Watch her presentation here: ‍ You can find all ofhearing was held in this matter on April 24, 1972 and a further hearing was held on May 25, 1972. In his decision of May 31, 1972 the hearing officer found that petitioner's preexisting physical impairments existed and would themselves "have amounted to scheduled injuries had they individually been sustained in industrial accidents." The hearing officer went on to find, however: "That the applicant's pre-existing partial loss of hearing and deformity of the left foot did not affect the earning capacity of the applicant at the time of the subject industrial injury. The aforesaid defects or impairments do not, therefore, constitute a basis for a finding of an unscheduled disability in combination with the scheduled disability resulting from the industrial injury of December 4, 1969." (Finding No. 10). The sole issue

GORI, Georgia—Under cover of darkness here three years ago, municipal workers tore down a giant statue of this ramshackle town's most famous son: Joseph Stalin. The 20-foot-high bronze sculpture of the former Soviet dictator, which stood on a 30-foot pedestal in Gori's central square for six decades, was dumped face down in an abandoned airfield 13 miles away. Georgia's government said the statue would be "consigned to the dustbin of history" and permanently removed from public display. ...that still drive him in his 12th season in the Association. James' knee and back injuries have kept him out of the past seven games, but his spirits are doing just fine. That much was clear Friday night, when - in our brief exchange after the loss - he half-heartedly complained about missing Christmas Day at home yet again (the Cavs lost at Miami) and smiled about this idea that Santa Claus had skipped the Cavaliers' house this holiday season. Lest we may have forgotten, this is still the four-time MVP and best player in the game we're talking about. That, and that alone, means it's foolhardy to deduce here in mid-January that all this recent nonsense means there's no way they'll find a way to be there at

Wednesday, June 01, 2016 THE NICE GUYS: My review Shane Black writes terrific scripts. For a while he was the toast of Hollywood, selling spec action screenplays for millions. The new William Goldman. Black was the most admired and hated writer in town. He has a wonderful knack for really drawing you in, creating exciting surprising action sequences and describing them with such flair that you’re almost breathless reading them. The only problem is his movies are always better on the page than the screen. The plots are less confusing when you can go back and reread stuff. The witty banter (for which he also excels) crackles when not shackled with a movie star who has the light comic touch of King Kong. In some ways Shane Black was the prototypenext door to book a holiday to Slovakia and completely missed the second half of the film. A friend slipped out of 40-year Old Virgin to visit the singles bar next door. It's like product placement, really. During Les Misérables I nipped out to go to the bathroom and came back to what sounded like a cat being castrated. Ran out and told the manager something was horribly wrong with the sound and he said "Nope, it's just Russell Crowe attempting to sing." About KEN LEVINE Named one of the BEST 25 BLOGS by TIME Magazine. Ken Levine is an Emmy winning writer/director/producer/major league baseball announcer. In a career that has spanned over 30 years Ken has worked on MASH, CHEERS, FRASIER, THE SIMPSONS, WINGS, EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, BECKER, DHARMA &

Fab Melo in that game because of an academic issue, and on Monday night senior James Southerland, the team's most consistent outside threat and third-leading scorer, missed his sixth straight game because of an eligibility matter related to academics. Gone, too, from the Orange lineup was 6-foot-9, 288-pound freshman forward Dajuan Coleman, out for a month after knee surgery. On this night, it didn't matter as the Syracuse defense clamped down behind its front line of Fair, Jerami Grant and Rakeem Christmas, who combined for 44 points, six blocks, and 21 rebounds. They also teamed to help limit the touches of Notre Dame big man Jack Cooley in the middle and the Orange's perimeter defenders held their own against the Irish sharpshooters. The 6-foot-9, 246-pound Cooley, a major force as thewe needed to get into a better scoring rhythm. It was hard against them tonight because of the way they defended." Christmas had 12 points and four blocks and Michael Carter-Williams had five points, eight assists and three steals for Syracuse. Jerian Grant, Jerami's brother, finished with 15 points to lead the Irish. The game was the first in college between the Grant brothers and was just the second start for Jerami, who was 6 for 8 from the floor and made both free throws he attempted in playing every minute in place of Southerland. "Teams really don't know what I can do because I haven't been playing a lot," said Jerami, who swished a pair of midrange jumpers in the first four minutes. "He (brother Jerian) definitely should know what

Beauty and the Beast (below) and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. VFX Prediction #3: De-ageing will remain all the rage On a related front, in 2016 audiences got to meet a young Robert Downey Jr. in Captain America: Civil War thanks to the efforts of de-ageing specialists Lola VFX, and a younger version of Anthony Hopkins few might remember for Westworld via the work of Important Looking Pirates. With this ‘beauty’ work so progressed now, expect to see more of it in both film and television. A screenshot from the HBO series Westworld shows the digitally de-aged Anthony Hopkins, an effect likely to hit more screens in 2017. Martin Scorsese has already flagged he intends to use the technology on Robert De Niro for the upcoming The Irishman.Sometime before the NFL lockout started in March, Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith cleaned out his locker at Bank of America Stadium, according to a report by Pro Football Weekly. The report also says Smith, on the same day, took down all of the decorations in the luxury suite his family used on game days. There has been speculation for months that the veteran wide receiver might want out as the Panthers continue with a youth movement and coach Ron Rivera takes over a team that was 2-14 last season. Smith has been mum on the topic, but this could be a sign that he wants to be traded as soon as the league's labor situation is resolved enough to allow transactions. The report also said Smith asked to be traded

Other Searches Best Collection of Craftsman Bungalows Near Downtown Martinez These American classics with Parthenonic proportions, solid demeanor, and fine details went up between 1905 and 1920, the Craftsman era. They're along Alhambra Avenue near the high school and further north on Alhambra and adjacent streets, and around the junior high school. All bungalows don't have all of the typical features, but look for low-pitched roofs, wide overhangs with visible rafter ends, faux elbow joints appearing to support roof beams, fine details, square columns resting on the ground and tapering in and up to above the porch floor supporting the roof columns. Narrow windows flank a wide window. The crosspieces of the smaller windows and the higher crosspiece of the larger window form a notch, one of the wonderful details. Small panes often appear in the tops of the windows. Almost allin any absolute sense over time. A change in the environment may require a change in the species for that species to survive. But if a mutation spreads too quickly across an entire species it may prove maladaptive to the species if the environment undergoes a further change. More diversity in mutations and hence change is probably better than speed in a mutation becoming widespread in a species. Related to this question, an important principle of natural selection is that a trait that is successful at one time may be unsuccessful at another. This principle was demonstrated by the classic experiments of C Paquin and J Adams of the University of Laval in Quebec, Canada, and published in Nature in 1983. Paquin and Adams developed a yeast culture and maintained it

decades, the Bnei Akiva Orthodox youth movement held these celebrations, known as the Hakafot Shniyot, in the central squares of the cities at the end of the holiday, with the circles of boys and girls dancing - not together, but alongside each other. It turns out that in the clash of the Titans that has been going on here for years over the soul of the national religious public, between the ultra-Orthodox nationalist separatists and those who still view Israeli unity as a sacred value, at least one battle has already been decided. Six weeks have gone by since four cadets were expelled from officer training school after refusing to take part in an evening on battlefield heritage at which a female singer appeared; but the chief of staffthe battalion commander to return to their places. The events of five and a half years ago were a significant test. Many rabbis instructed soldiers to disobey orders and not to take part in the disengagement from Gaza. Was there a wave of disobedience after the ruling was issued? Only a handful of soldiers and a single officer chose to obey it. The fear of the IDF's commanders to come out strongly against the rabbis only empowers the rabbis. How ironic it is that such capitulation comes of all times during the term of IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, who was raised in Kfar Ahim, a moshav that belonged to the Oved Hadati movement, one of the most moderate branches of religious Zionism. The IDF chief rabbi, Brig. Gen. Rafi

going to take some fundamental changes in the way we approach our cinema whether it is about every woman making her choices or choosing to marry when she wants and continue to be a professional," Mirza told PTI in an interview. Citing the example of yesteryear stars Sharmila Tagore, Waheeda Rehman and Smita Patil, who ... A slew of Bollywood celebrities who have descended on the Thai capital for the 19th edition of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) celebrations, are looking beyond the revelry and at the food and shopping that the vivacious city is famous for.2. Strong retail earnings are another healthy consumer sign Customers shop at a Target store in Chicago. Scott Olson | Getty Images Shares of Target and Lowe's were soaring in Wednesday's premarket after the latest earnings from the retailers showed that the American consumer remained strong. Target saw second-quarter profit and revenue beat estimates. The company also raised its full-year outlook. Lowe's reported better than expected Q2 results on the top and bottom lines. A day earlier, its bigger rival Home Depot also issued strong earnings. The strength of the consumer comes as the Fed considers another rate cut at its September meeting. 3. 'Bond King' Gundlach: Fed has lost control of rates Jeffrey Gundlach speaking at the 2019 SOHN Conference in New York on May 6th, 2019. Adam Jeffery | CNBC DoubleLine Capital CEO

I was born of goodly parents who spared no pains in instructing me in the Christian religion. Father was obliged to labor hard for the support of a large family. It required the exertions of all that were able to render any assistance. There was in the place where we lived and unusual excitement on the subject of religion.[Preaching in the background. "Brothers and sisters, let me make this perfectly clear. Before the world was, God determined which of you would be saved and which would not.] I often asked myself, what is to be done? Who of all these parties is right? [Preaching in the background. "God has not determined the final fate of His children. That doctrine places responsibilities on God and excuses man. It cannot be reconciled with the doctrine of free will." Joseph: How do I know who's right? Preacher: It cannot be understood by the finite mindfamily member has the disease. About 24 percent of registered families are in California, and the Bay Area is one of several hot spots in the country. The research foundation estimates that 150 to 500 people in Northern California have Morgellons. The Kaiser study will perform medical exams - including dermatological tests, blood analysis and psychiatric evaluations - at offices in Oakland. Researchers hope to carefully examine skin biopsies and any fibers or other materials that patients report growing out of their skin. "This is a descriptive study. There are no hypotheses to be tested," said Joe Selby, director of Kaiser's Northern California division of research. "We recognize that many people in the United States are currently suffering with symptoms and they are very frustrated as to whether there is evidence

albeit of a B/C level – to an international event, it lost three straight games at Copa America with a 2-8 goal difference. Major League Soccer is no great shakes either. In a recently completed Pan-Pacific tournament, the MLS champion Houston Dynamo was trounced 6:1 in the final by the Japanese Gamba Osaka club that was missing its top six Japanese players due to their national team commitment. . Demand for Yanks Abroad The worldwide demand for the American born and MLS bred players is lukewarm at best. Marginal USNT performers like Pat Noonan (Aalesund) and Clarence Goodson (IF Start) could only find employment with the smaller Norwegian clubs. A once promising starlet Eddie Johnson was sold for relatively low (reported as $2M) fee to the relegation battling Fulham. Other players lefton a free and signed with third tier European teams. Americans already in Europe don’t fare much better. Outside of a few exemplary performances by the US goalkeepers (Blackburn’s Brad Friedel and Everton’s Tim Howard), most Americans are employed by the dregs of the Premiership – Derby County, Fulham and Reading. Not a single American field player can be found with clubs that survived the New Year in the two major UEFA competitions – the Champions League and UEFA Cup. And yet, the overall hopes and reams of the US soccer can be qualified as optimistic. . World Cup 1994 Opened the Gates All one has to do is to look back to the year 1990. While the soccer (aka football) world was preoccupied with Maradona vs. Romario, Völler vs. Rijkjaard and Beckenbauer vs.

Category: duke football Duke finished off this season with a bang to win the Walk-On Independence Bowl, defeating the Temple Owls by a smashing score of 56-27. Not much was expected as Duke had lost their two final games of the season in lopsided fashion and had been 2-4 later in the season after a 5-1 start. The Blue Devils came in a 3.5-point underdog, especially having suffered multiple hits to the defensive corps throughout the season, including star CB Mark Gilbert, S Deondre Singleton, and Edgar Cerenord, and would also play without arguably their most important defensive players, Joe Giles-Harris and Ben Humphreys. However, the defense was the one that stepped up in the second half to hold Temple scoreless while the offense racked up 36 points toDuke’s offense was just a bit excited about throwing the ball on three separate occasions and was intercepted (twice for Jones, once for backup Quentin Harris who entered the game intermittently). Temple actually led 27-20 at the half, and had even led 20-7 early, but came to a grinding halt immediately as Duke started to roll on both sides of the field and the blowout began. Offensively, multiple Independence Bowl records were set: Daniel Jones set two with both the most passing yards and passing touchdowns, while the entire team combined to set the scoring record. Duke QB Daniel Jones has set the Independence Bowl record with 5 Pass TD. Jones has 6 TD responsible for today, tying Tajh Boyd in the 2014 Orange Bowl for most by an ACC

who cannot afford medical services while pushing the drugs his company sells. Writer is playwright Michael Batistick ("Ponies"). Produced by Doug Liman, David Bartis (executive producers of COVERT AFFAIRS and SUITS) and Gene Klein and Lindsay Sloane of Hypnotic for Universal Cable Productions. UNTITLED DICK WOLF PROJECT - An insurance investigator who works at a traditional firm takes an untraditional turn - he gets divorced and marries a trophy wife, who happens to be a man. Project is from Dick Wolf and Peter Jankowski (creator of "Law & Order," LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit") and Danielle Gelber of Wolf Films. Produced by Wolf Films for Universal Cable Productions. The #1 network in all of basic cable, USA Network is seen in 115 million U.S.homes. USA is a leader in scripted programming with a powerful stable of originals including POLITICAL ANIMALS, SUITS, NECESSARY ROUGHNESS, WHITE COLLAR, ROYAL PAINS, BURN NOTICE, PSYCH, COVERT AFFAIRS, COMMON LAW, FAIRLY LEGAL and IN PLAIN SIGHT. The network offers 52 weeks of spectacular live television with WWE MONDAY NIGHT RAW and is home to the best in blockbuster theatrical films, a broad portfolio of acquired series and entertainment events. A trailblazer in digital innovation and storytelling, USA is defining, driving and setting the industry standard for Social TV. USA is a program service of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal. The award-winning website is located at www.usanetwork.com. Characters Welcome. USA NETWORK ANNOUNCES A SLATE OF REALITY SERIES INCLUDING PILOT PICK-UP OF "BRIDE OR BEST MAN" TO JOIN MARK BURNETT

engineer, and despite liking the tune and attempting to re-create it, the band eventually dropped it. In perhaps the best example of star-musician hedonism, engineer Roger Nichols spent six weeks and $150,000 creating a drum machine for Fagen and Becker—its name was WENDEL. Gaucho won the 1981 Grammy for Best Non-Classical Engineered Recording, and was certified platinum (over one million albums sold), but despite its success, the band broke up. Fagen and Becker would reunite 12 years later. 7. DEF LEPPARD // HYSTERIA It started with the most money-conscious of intentions, when all four members of the recently wealthy Def Leppard moved to Dublin to get away from their native England's punitive tax rates—but years of delays would lead to $4.5 million spent on Hysteria. The biggest blow was the December31, 1984 car accident that took the left arm of drummer Rick Allen, who understandably needed some time to figure out how to do his job. The early departure of trusted producer "Mutt" Lange due to exhaustion was almost as responsible for the band requiring three years to finish its work. Meatloaf songwriter Jim Steinman was not an adequate replacement, and when Lange eventually returned one year later, he insisted all of the work done while he was away be scrapped. Lange would later be hospitalized from a car accident of his own, and singer Joe Elliott got the mumps. In an example of Lange's perfectionism, the final song to be recorded, "Armageddon It," was mixed for three months until a suitable rendition was chosen. Def Leppard has given

Jackman and Rachel Weisz. The film is the directorial debut of Madeleine Stowe. Plot After his father is killed, a child is kidnapped at the age of four in 1859 with his sister and raised by the Comanche tribe. After being rescued by a frontiersman, their mother spends years searching for them and eventually finds them, but they do not remember her or anything about their previous life. Production The script was written by Stowe under the pseudonym O.C. Humphrey and her husband, Brian Benben in the early 1990s. The film never began production after Stowe declined a $5 million deal in 2003 because she wanted to star as the lead female role instead of only being the writer. Ridley Scott was originally intended to direct the film and star Russell CroweParker family, originally from Virginia, moved from Kentucky to Texas in the early 1830s and established Parker's Fort on the fringes of the Comanche frontier. On May 19, 1836, the Comanche and Kiowa attacked the fort killing most of the residents and capturing several women and children. The captives were Mrs. Rachel Plummer, her fifteen-month-old son James, Mrs. Elizabeth Kellogg and the Parker children, Cynthia Ann, nine-years old and John, children of Silas Parker. The captives were scattered among the various bands of the two tribes. Later, the two women and the Plummer child were ransomed to friendly Indians and returned them to their families. The Quohada band of Comanche who were the most war-like of all the Comanche bands took the two Parker children. In 1840, a trader named

Last updated on .From the section European Football Lucas Perez had only scored two goals for Arsenal before his hat-trick in Basel Arsenal finished top of Champions League Group A thanks to a Lucas Perez hat-trick in Basel and Paris St-Germain's draw with Ludogorets Razgrad. PSG would have sealed top spot with victory, with anything less allowing in the Gunners, who took control through two Perez tap-ins. Perez drove in his third from the edge of the box and Alex Iwobi rolled in a fourth before Seydou Doumbia cut through for a Basel consolation. A 2-2 draw in Paris left Arsenal top of a group for the first time since 2011-12. Arsene Wenger's side failed to make it past the last 16 that year, and have fallen at the first knockout stage in eachof the past six seasons. Aside from breaking their run of second-placed group finishes, the Gunners have also gone through a group stage unbeaten for the first time since they reached the final in 2005-06. Gunners' good fortune? A 2-2 draw at home against PSG in November looked to have consigned Arsenal to second place and, in theory, a harder assignment in the last 16. Their only hope of topping the group was help from Bulgarians Ludogorets, who twice led in Paris and, despite Angel di Maria's late equaliser, held on to seal a place in the Europa League. As a result, Arsenal know they will avoid Barcelona and Monaco, who have knocked them out in the past two seasons respectively, as well as Atletico Madrid and Napoli in Monday's draw. However, they will

The City of Burlington is celebrating its friendship with the Netherlands with a special ceremony at city hall this weekend. Canada-Netherlands Friendship Day will take place at noon on Saturday, May 3 at Civic Square, 426 Brant St., to recognize the 69th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands by the Canadian Armed Forces in 1945. This month also marks the ninth anniversary of the twinning relationship established between the cities of Burlington and Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Special guests include Anne van Leeuwen, Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Mayor Rick Goldring, Burlington Ward 6 Councillor Blair Lancaster and Honourary member of the Canada-Netherlands Friendship Association, Elizabeth Witmer.ST. LOUIS -- With Chris Stewart's arbitration hearing scheduled for Monday, he and the St. Louis Blues shifted gears into overdrive to get a deal done. It happened Friday afternoon on the eve of his wedding when Stewart and the Blues agreed to a two-year contract. The right wing is coming off a season when he led the Blues in goals (18) and points (36) in 48 games. "He's a player, and I've said this to Chris, and I truly believe this: For us to be a good team, we need Chris to be a good player," Blues general manager Doug Armstrong said via conference call. The 25-year-old Toronto native has 100 goals and 202 points in 319 NHL games, including 48 goals and 89 points in 153 games with the Blues.

head to see if he was responsive, then stepped back, made the sign of the cross and walked back home. His girlfriend asked him to do something and he shook his head. The man on the ground appeared dead, but paramedics rushed him to Mount Sinai Hospital, where he was initially listed in critical condition with wounds to the head, shoulder and back, according to police. He later died. No one was reported in custody. Neighbors who talked to the Chicago Tribune asked that their full names not be used out of fear of retaliation. They did not want to draw attention to themselves. Chicago police stand at the scene where a father was shot in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood on Thursday. (Abel Uribe / Chicago Tribune) All of them described the erosionBEING Bret Bielema Hits Prime Time August 2, 2016 at 2:49 AM CDT - Updated July 12 at 5:20 AM FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Four new episodes of the min-series "BEING Bret Bielema" produced by Sports Talk with Bo and JM Associates will make their way to prime time in August on ESPNU. Each 30-minute episode will debut at 8 p.m. CT on Wednesdays starting Aug. 10. Like the four episodes released in the spring, the new content will feature unprecedented, behind-the-scenes access and a candid look at Arkansas football head coach Bret Bielema, who enters his fourth season at the helm of the Razorbacks. "We've been able to capture coach Bielema's life up close in a very real and personal way. From his kitchen to taxi's and flying around the country, this

Barrett. LSU has reportedly requested and received permission to speak to Burrow about continuing his college football career in Baton Rouge. Burrow would have two years of eligibility left to play college ball. He was a freshman redshirt and played very little the past two years. He was recently passed on the depth chart at Ohio State after a hand injury. The fact that LSU is even considering speaking to Burrow could be an indicator of just how little confidence the Tigers have in current quarterbacks Justin McMillan,Myles Brennan, and Lowel Narcisse. All three of those players are considered to be in the running for the starting quarterback job in 2018.Bharat Parv to be held at Red Fort on Republic Day Cultural extravaganza Bharat Parv will be held at the Red Fort in Delhi as part of the Republic Day celebrations. The prime objective of the event is to promote rich cultural diversity of country, generate a patriotic mood and to ensure wider participation of general public. Key Facts The Bharat Parv event includes display of Republic Day Parade Tableaux, Performances by Armed Forces Bands, Cultural Performances from different regions of country, Multi-Cuisine Food Court, Craft Mela and Photo Exhibition by Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP). It will also include cultural performances choreographed in Folk and Tribal Dances and Music arranged through North Zonal Cultural Centre as well as performances by cultural troupes from different States and Union Territories. The Food

Department of Defense's Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), and developing models for advanced metal additive manufacturing. He has worked with LLNL's Education Outreach Program to develop a summer Teacher Research Academy in computational modeling and simulation to help local teachers learn about this very important computer tool that touches almost all STEM career fields. In his spare time, Castillo also volunteers at Robot Garden, a robot-themed hacker space in Livermore and at the Maker Barn at the Athenian School in Danville. Both are community educational resources that provide opportunity for hands-on engineering for students from K-12 and beyond. He is married with two children and lives in Danville.Security Bank of Utah. Richard Clare Cahoon filed a brief for respondent Gale. Hardin A. Whitney filed a brief for respondent Haslem. Briefs of amici curiae were filed by John S. Boyden, Stephen G. Boyden, and George C. Morris for the Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservations et al.; by Arthur Lazarus, Jr., and Milton Eisenberg for the Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc.; and by David H. Getches and Wallace L. Duncan for the Native American Rights Fund. MR. JUSTICE BLACKMUN delivered the opinion of the Court. These two consolidated cases center in the Ute Indian Supervision Termination Act of August 27, 1954 (hereafter Partition Act), 68 Stat. 868, as amended, 70 Stat. 936 and 76 Stat. 597, 25 U. S. C. §§ 677-677aa; the Securities Exchange

in ‘A Room of One’s Own’, where she uses the word partly to denote the high academic standards of the universities, albeit denied to women and those from poorer backgrounds, hence adding to the sense of privilege it implies. With the expansion of university education in the UK since the Second World War, ‘Oxbridge’ has been used to distinguish the two universities from others, notably the ‘Redbrick’ universities that had been established at the beginning of the twentieth century. It remains a word imbued with a sense of grandeur and elitism, and it is interesting to note that it has a far wider usage than the alternative ‘Camford’. It is one of the earliest and best-known portmanteau words, and as is the case with such words, follows theprobation office's computation of drug proceeds. In support of the presentence report, the government presented testimony from a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) agent on the content of his interviews with a codefendant and another party involved in defendant's "crack house." II. 7 Defendant argues that the government breached the terms of the plea agreement by presenting evidence of uncharged drug activity at the sentencing hearing. When the government obtains a guilty plea pursuant to a plea agreement, such agreement must be fulfilled in order to maintain the integrity of the plea. United States v. Hand, 913 F.2d 854, 856 (10th Cir.1990). A plea agreement must be construed in accordance with what the defendant " 'reasonably understood' " when he entered his plea.

at the New Yorker Hotel in Manhattan and tending to his pigeons. As the onlookers applauded, the three birds took off into the clear blue sky above Wardenclyffe, where a big black and white poster of the inventor hanging on the doorway flapped gently in the breeze. And so the Tesla Science Center in Shoreham recorded another milestone that would have made the visionary proud—and would have seemed totally improbable a year ago. When the site will be ready to host a steady stream of visitors is still a long way off.and DMF groups, with the exception of the percentage of female patients with MS in the DMF and placebo treatment groups of the Asian study population (73% versus 54%, respectively). One of the obvious confounders of evaluating the effects of treatment in particular ethnic or racial groups is geographic location. This is particularly true in MS, where geography has been shown to influence disease incidence \[[@CR1]\]. The analysis of the clinical and MRI results of DEFINE and CONFIRM was adjusted for region, which was predefined on the basis of geography, type of health care system, and health care access. Region 1 was defined as USA; Region 2 as Western European countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, and Spain), Canada, Costa Rica, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, and South Africa; and

Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering DOI: 10.1615/JWomenMinorScienEng.v9.i1.20 18 pages (RE)PRODUCING GOOD SCIENCE STUDENTS: GIRLS' PARTICIPATION IN HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS Heidi B. CarloneThe University of North Carolina at Greensboro RÉSUMÉ In this ethnographic study, the author describes the meanings of science and science student in a physics classroom in an upper-middle-class high school and the ways girls participated within these meanings. The classroom practices reproduced prototypical meanings of science (as authoritative) and science student (as "dutiful"). The results highlight girls' embrace of prototypical school science. Yet at the end of the school year, the girls did not consider themselves "science people," nor did they want to pursue physics further. The author's interpretation of these results takes seriously girls' agency in producing the meaning of the physics class (as a way toOakwood Cemetery By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER If you're interested in delving into some of the city and county's history and learning more about who was responsible for making much of it, a good place to visit is Oakwood Cemetery in Warren. Buried there are many of Warren's most prominent families such as the Packards and Perkinses, as well as numerous veterans from the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Civil War, World Wars I and II and the Vietnam War. The 35-acre cemetery at 860 Niles Road S.E. was the site of a 11/2-hour-long walking tour Sunday, sponsored by the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library. About 100 people, some descendants of those buried there, participated in the walk, conducted by Trumbull County historian Wendell Lauth. Public servants

News, Views and Analysis Dissenting View: Stifling a Tear For The Poor Jaworskis In a surprising turn of events this week, Rush Limbaugh announced he would be inviting President Obama to stand as godfather for the child he and his new wife are expecting. Pamela Geller withdrew her opposition to the not-mosque at not-ground zero. And, oh, yeah, Dr. Dawg and Kathy Shaidle agreed on something. The subject of this unlikely accord is the Jaworskis, a couple who, as Shaidle puts it, are being "bullied" by evil municipal "bigwigs" in the village of Clarington "about having a BBQ on their own property"! Can you imagine? And the good Doctor takes up the chorus: it's a "shakedown" and an "assault" in which these poor folks are facing "crippling $50,000 charges". Despicable, what? Thisreceived that illustrious award. Just this week, SpaceX almost began down the path Musk promised a few years back. In SpaceX's continuous effort to recycle rockets after launches, the Falcon 9 rocket launched successfully to the International Space Station and it’s second stage returned to Earth the next day but couldn't quite complete its landing on a barge in the ocean. So, so close... However, the good news is that SpaceX's Falcon 9 capsule safely completed its main mission -- carrying more than two tons of cargo to the International Space Station (ISS). This resupply mission was SpaceX's sixth of 15 under a (roughly) $2 billion NASA contract, and was the 17th flight of its Falcon 9 rocket. Why is this of any interest to Tesla owners, fans and investors?

on SDH. A 1987 UNICEF publication on *Adjustment with a Human Face*\[[@B61]\] reported early and important findings on how what we would now call globalization was affecting SDH. The study involved 10 countries (Botswana, Brazil, Chile, Ghana, Jamaica, Peru, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe) that had adopted policies of domestic economic adjustment in response to economic crises that led them to rely on loans from the IMF -- a dynamic that is described in the second article of the series. In many cases the policies adopted had resulted in deterioration in key indicators of child health (e.g. infant mortality, child survival, malnutrition, educational status) and in access to SDH (e.g. availability and use of food and social services), with reductions in government expenditure on basic services emergingwidespread improvements in population health is neither automatic nor rapid: it took more than 50 years in the industrial cities of nineteenth-century England, for example \[[@B99]-[@B101]\]. Given the frequency with which globalization has resulted in deterioration in SDH for substantial segments of national populations, despite impressive economic growth as measured by national indicators, this is not just an academic point. We return to it in the third article in the series. Competing interests =================== The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests. Authors\' contributions ======================= The authors contributed equally to the conception and design of the study; acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data; and drafting of the manuscript. Both authors have read and approved the final manuscript. Acknowledgements ================ A much earlier version of this series of articles was prepared in Spring, 2005, as part of

when he killed her. We cannot agree that the jury's rejection of appellant's contention was so against the great weight and preponderance of the evidence as to be manifestly unjust. The jury could well have concluded from appellant's own testimony that he long had regretted his decision to become involved with Terri. He had been considering divorce for some time, and had told her of the existence of the divorce papers on the day before the murder. Although her attempt to prevent him from leaving their apartment led to tragic events on this occasion, it was not a new occurrence in their relationship. By appellant's testimony, she had behaved in a similar fashion before. The State points out the similarities in the facts of this case and those in Richardson v.built up over time. The jury also could have been influenced by the length of time involved in appellant's fatal assault on his wife and the multiple means by which he attacked her. As noted, evidence established that when emergency personnel arrived at the scene, Terri's body already was experiencing rigor mortis. Appellant's written statement indicates that, in his repeated attempts to insure Terri was dead, he first strangled her, then drowned her, cut her throat, and inflicted stab wounds. In Richardson, a forensic psychologist testified that "in view of the fact that there was a knock down, a strangling, and then a stabbing, that the murder took place over a period of time." 83 S.W.3d at 340. The doctor concluded the murder was not the result of sudden passion because

The world’s economic-political order appears to be at an inflection point, with its future direction hanging very much in balance. Figure 1 The global rise of populism Notes: See Rodrik (2017) for sources and methods. ‘Populism’ is a loose label that encompasses a diverse set of movements. The term originates from the late 19th century, when a coalition of farmers, workers, and miners in the US rallied against the Gold Standard and the Northeastern banking and finance establishment. Latin America has a long tradition of populism going back to the 1930s, and exemplified by Peronism. Today populism spans a wide gamut of political movements, including anti-euro and anti-immigrant parties in Europe, Syriza and Podemos in Greece and Spain, Trump’s anti-trade nativism in the US, the economic populism of Chavez in LatinAmerica, and many others in between. What all these share is an anti-establishment orientation, a claim to speak for the people against the elites, opposition to liberal economics and globalisation, and often (but not always) a penchant for authoritarian governance. The populist backlash may have been a surprise to many, but it really should not have been in light of economic history and economic theory. Take history first. The first era of globalisation under the Gold Standard produced the first self-conscious populist movement in history, as noted above. In trade, finance, and immigration, political backlash was not late in coming. The decline in world agricultural prices in 1870s and 1880s produced pressure for resumption in import protection. With the exception of Britain, nearly all European countries raised agricultural tariffs towards

Manchester City's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League knockout stage suffered another crushing blow with a comprehensive defeat at Ajax. Samir Nasri slotted City ahead against the run of play in Amsterdam, but Siem de Jong equalised for Ajax with a low finish just before half-time and Niklas Moisander headed them in front. Christian Eriksen made it three with a strike that deflected off Gael Clichy. Defeat leaves City bottom of Group D with one point from three games. After 32 years... Ajax's victory over Manchester City was their first win against English opposition on home soil since they beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 in the 1980 European Champion Clubs' Cup semi-finals They host Ajax on 6 November and Real Madrid on 21 November before finishing at Borussia Dortmund on 4 December. Dortmund lead theway on seven points, one clear of Real and three above Ajax. The top two advance to the last 16. City fell at the first hurdle last season - their Champions League debut - and look set to suffer the same fate this time round. They can point to the difficulty of being drawn alongside the champions of Spain, Germany and the Netherlands - but their seeding will not improve until they reach the knockout stage. City's Abu Dhabi owners are unlikely to look happily on such a return for their lavish investment, and the team's shortcomings have rarely been exposed as cruelly as they were in Amsterdam ArenA. Ajax started the match in a manner evoking memories of their glorious past, when a side featuring Johan Cruyff won three European Cups

New Acropolis Museum. Art Surviving ancient Greek paintings are very rare. Greek painters worked mainly on wooden panels, and their finest works were admired for hundreds of years after their creation. However, these paintings rapidly disappeared after the fourth century C.E. when they were no longer adequately protected. Rare surviving examples have been found in the tombs of the kings of Macedon at Vergina, at Lefcadia also in ancient Macedon, as well as Kazanlak in ancient Thrace. Surviving examples of the ancient Greek sculpture are more common, particularly the works of the Greek master sculptors, such as Phidias and Praxiteles. These artists and their followers were frequently emulated by the Romans. However, the Christians of the fourth and fifth centuries viewed the destruction of paganidols as an act of piety. Manyancient marble sculptures were burned to form lime in the Middle Ages, and most bronze statues were melted down for their metal. The marble statues that escaped destruction were spared as they were either buried and forgotten, or in the case of bronzes, lost at sea. In the Byzantine period, religious art was the dominant theme, with highly-decorated mosaics and icons adorning religious buildings. The Renaissance artist, El Greco (Domenikos Theotocopoulos), responded to Byzantine and sixteenth century Mannerist art, producing sculpture and paintings with a liberated form, light and color that inspired twentieth century artists such as Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock. Moreover, an important and often pioneering role was played by artists from Ionian islands in the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century, who exploited developments of

Search Results Iceage announces first-ever U.S. tour Share this: While others their age are off preparing for prom, Denmark’s punk teens Iceage have plotted out their first-ever shows on this side of the Atlantic. The group of 18 and 19-year-olds from Copenhagen are set to hit the states for a six city jaunt amidst their spring European tour. The announcement comes on the heels of the North American release of New Brigade, the group’s debut album which was released in Denmark late last year. The trek launches with an appearance at Brooklyn’s Northside Festival on June 17th and then sees band hitting Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and New Haven before wrapping up in Boston on June 24th. New Brigade will receive its official North American release on June 21st via What’s Your Rupture?. Below,Judge stuck in lift delays Watford club attack verdict Published duration 17 May 2017 image copyright Hertfordshire Police image caption Bradley Cresswell never regained consciousness after he was attacked A defendant had to wait 45 minutes to learn his fate after a judge got stuck in a lift at the Old Bailey. Judge Anthony Morris QC had attended a ceremony to mark his departure from the court prior to Ridwaan Shaikh's hearing. Shaikh, 22, was cleared of murdering 21-year-old Bradley Cresswell but found guilty of manslaughter. He had to wait for the verdict after the trial judge was "unavoidably delayed", court staff said. The court heard that Shaikh, of Ilford, London, punched Mr Cresswell after they had been to Hydeout Nightclub, Watford, on 17 September. Mr Cresswell, of South Oxhey, never regained consciousness. Shaikh will be

He called on the Muslims of Sudan to take to the streets to "refute the lie" of the secular people, who he said are trying to impose a "twisted vision" on the people and who he said want alcohol, prostitution, and the cursing of Islam to be permitted. On April 20, 2019, Sheikh Muhammad Mustafa Abdel Qader said in a YouTube video that has almost 100,000 views that any political system other than Islam is unacceptable and that Sudan belongs to the Muslims. He spat several times at the "filthy" secular "communists," "infidels," and "apostates" who he said want to see Sudan engulfed in bloodshed, strife, corruption, and fornication. To view the clip of Sudanese clerics on MEMRI TV, click here or below. April 21, 2019 – "The Issue Istake time. We must not forget that it took decades after the United States became the world's largest economy for the dollar to replace the British pound as the first international currency. But the phenomenon of U.S. rules expanding to all USD-denominated transactions around the world can have an accelerating effect. In other words, the head of the French central bank, and ECB member, Christian Noyer, just issued a direct threat to the world's reserve currency (for now), the US Dollar. Putting this whole episode in context: in an attempt to punish France for proceeding with the delivery of the Mistral amphibious warship to Russia, the US "punishes" BNP with a failed attempt at blackmail (recall that as Putin revealed, the BNP penalty was a used as a carrot to

the target, this time coming after the U's had made a series of good blocks following a City corner, but Seymour scored at the culmination of the pinball in the Oxford box. The second half was given a more interesting look as George Jeacock pulled back for Jordan Graham to fire one back for the visitors. HALF-TIME: EXETER CITY 2-1 OXFORD UNITED City spent much of the second period under the kosh, with the visitors probing consistently towards the end. Kavanagh Keadell saved well from Canice Carroll's header as the defender looked to atone for his first-half error which led to the first City goal, while Max Smallcombe brought a top save from Emmanuel Agboola at the other end. Oxford looked dangerous after the late introduction of Graham Bryan off the bench,the company said that lower fees paid by merchants would mean fewer benefits for cardholders. The Obama administration and 17 U.S. states sued American Express in 2010 alleging that the company’s anti-steering contract requirement obstructs merchants from using competition to try to keep credit card fees from increasing. A trial court agreed, finding that the rules kept lower cost networks out of the field and led to higher prices for merchants and consumers. In September 2016, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York overturned that ruling. The states - Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Ohio, Rhode Island, Utah and Vermont - appealed the 2nd Circuit ruling to the Supreme Court. Visa and MasterCard settled similar lawsuits in 2011 by agreeing to change their rules. A number of companies

pursuing state administrative remedies,3 he sought redress in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The principal theory of his complaint was that the 1970 resolution violated the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, 29 U.S.C. 621 et seq., because it was motivated by his union's desire to replace older engineers with younger workers who would enrich the union's coffers by paying high training school and initiation fees.4 Judge Harold R. Tyler, Jr., granted defendants' motion for summary judgment and dismissed the complaint. 355 F.Supp. 89 (D.C.1973). Plaintiff thereafter filed an amended complaint, alleging that because the 1970 resolution was improperly motivated, the pension fund was not being administered in accordance with the requirements of section 302 ofthat each permission heretofore granted by the Trustees to a pensioner to return to Covered Employment pursuant to Section 14 of Articles II and II-A of the Regulations shall be terminated effective April 1, 1971, or the termination date of any voyage on which he is then sailing, whichever is later, and it is further Resolved, that the Administrator shall so advise each affected pensioner of this resolution. 3 Plaintiff's charge of age discrimination under New York law was dismissed on the merits by the State Division of Human Rights in May 1971. The State Human Rights Appeal Board affirmed in December 1971, both on the merits and on jurisdictional grounds 4 Plaintiff alleged that half of the Trustees were representatives of the union and that the union president was

Assange Asylum Bill Maher and Naomi Wolf asked the South American country to allow Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to have political asylum. Assange, who is Australian, walked into the Ecuadorian embassy in London last week to avoid extradition to Sweden where he would face sex assault charges, THR reports. BAFTA to Change Nomination, Voting Process Rules The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is altering how it will proceed with the 2013 Orange British Film Awards. January 9th will be the nominations, six days ahead of the Oscar nominations, Deadline reports. ___________ PER CURIAM. Ronald Bradley hurt his back while employed as a Carpenter Supervisor by Monarch Construction, Inc., and underwent corrective surgery in September 1998. When he returned to work in November, Monarch advised that he no longer had a job. Bradley commenced this action, alleging that he was discharged in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, 42 U.S.C. §§ 12101 et seq., and the Nebraska Fair Employment Practices Act, Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 48-1101 et seq. At the close of the evidence at trial, the district court1 granted judgment as a matter of law in favor of Monarch, concluding that Bradley had failed to prove Monarch was a covered employer within the meaning of those statutes. Bradley appeals. We affirm.

York University that they "probably improve the overall efficiency and resiliency of financial markets." By then, some financial institutions already were worried about the subprime mortgages underlying exotic securities. AIG's Financial Products unit, one of the largest issuers of credit-default swaps, stopped offering that insurance. Even so, few understood the magnitude of the looming disaster. "What nobody knew was that credit derivatives had moved from a risk diversification and risk management vehicle to the world's biggest gambling casino," said H. Rodgin Cohen, a New York attorney for large financial companies such as J.P. Morgan Chase and Wachovia. Although he later said he didn't see the larger danger, Geithner at the time expressed concern about whether the large banks he supervised fully understood their vulnerabilities. In the NYU speech, hesaid they would need to take a "cold, hard look" at the interlocking effects of such deals across the financial system. That same year he initiated a Fed-wide review of how well the financial giants were able to measure their ability to survive the stresses of a market downturn. William Rutledge, the New York Fed's executive vice president for bank supervision, said the reviews turned up several weaknesses. They found that banking companies were pretty good at measuring the risks to specific parts of their businesses but had little understanding of the dangers to the institution as a whole. The firms also failed to account for the kind of worst-case scenarios that would later cripple several banking giants. The New York Fed followed up the study of the stress

Fraud exposed - after 3,000 years By Magdi Abdelhadi BBC correspondent in Cairo [Temple at Luxor] Tomb raiders seem to have been at work right from the start An Egyptian researcher says he has uncovered evidence of corruption and nepotism going back some 3,000 years. A daily newspaper has published details of the study on its front page under the headline Thebesgate after the name of an ancient Egyptian city. The paper says it is Egypt's oldest case of political corruption and official cover-up. At issue was a plot to cover up the theft of gold and jewellery hidden in the tombs of the Pharaohs. According to researcher Ahmad Saleh, whose work is quoted by the Al-Masri Al-Yaoum newspaper, senior officials involved in the looting were allowed to walk free while ordinary people were tried and punished. Hisresearch is about the looting of the tomb of King Sobekemsaf, during the "New Kingdom" era. The looters were caught and put on trial in the ancient city of Thebes, roughly the equivalent of modern-day Luxor. But as it turned out that some senior officials were involved, the case was closed, in what appears to have been one of the first examples in history of an official cover-up. It is a story which will have some resonance in modern Egypt, where many people often complain of what they say is rampant corruption in the country - though modern corruption usually has more to do with kickbacks and dubious contracting than tomb-robbing.

Berklee College of Music in Boston, and she hopes to record and release her first full-length album before heading off to college. You can listen to her latest single, "Seventeen," in the player below. YouTube Tippy Balady Sometimes life is about who you know — and Tippy Balady, 18, knows a lot of the right people. She's partnered with standout photographers Cal Quinn and Aly Faye to develop an eye-catching visual aesthetic for her musical persona. On top of that, Balady often collaborates with rising producer and musician Jason Burt (of Medicine Man Revival) at Dallas' hit-making studio Modern Electric Sound Recorders. And she's a graduate of Booker T. Washington. But aside from knowing and working with the right folks, Balady's got big-time talent. She plays piano and ukulele, she's gota fun and jazzy voice, and her lyrics are absolutely captivating. YouTube Jack Barksdale Jack Barksdale is special. The 12-year-old songwriter from Weatherford plays guitar, mandolin and four other instruments. He's also got a web series called Guitar Slingers, in which he jams with guitarists who are touring in the area; they discuss music, playing techniques and what it takes to be a great musician. And if all that weren't impressive enough, the preteen has already released a full-length live album that he recorded at Fort Worth's Niles City Sound. That's the same recording studio where Leon Bridges recorded his two Grammy-nominated albums. YouTube Abby Cole Abby Cole is a total newcomer to the North Texas music scene: The SMU freshman released her very first song this May. It's an atmospheric pop track called

with a peak in 1960, and stopped in 1968. Along with the increase in production from around 1950, local residents witnessed strange phenomena.^[@r07]^ For example, large number of fish rose to the surface and swam crazy, sea birds became unable to fly, and local cats exhibited strange behavior, such as drooling and running in circle as though they were mad. Finally, two young sisters aged 2 and 5 years showing neurological disorders with unknown causes were officially notified to the local public health center on May 1, 1956. This was the official identification of Minamata disease and the beginning of it. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY BY KITAMURA AND COLLEAGUES =================================================== After the official identification, local doctors identified numerous new cases having neurological signs with unknown causes, and 34 cases, including 13 deaths,were identified by August 1956.^[@r08]^ In response to a request from the local doctors, a local university (Kumamoto University) established a Research Group that included various medical departments in August 1956. In the epidemiological section, Shoji Kitamura and his group conducted both a descriptive and an analytic epidemiological study. Focusing on 40 households with patients and 68 adjacent households without patients, they performed the study in a very detailed manner, taking into account various potential exposures, such as local geographical and meteorological conditions, livestock, drinking water, and foods. In the descriptive study, following the principle of descriptive epidemiology (ie, time, place, and person),^[@r09]^ they examined the time trend of patients correlating it with amount of fishing in the exposed area, plotted the locations of the patients, and examined the

house from the Richardsons. Soon Mia and Pearl become more than tenants: all four Richardson children are drawn to the mother-daughter pair. But Mia carries with her a mysterious past and a disregard for the status quo that threatens to upend this carefully ordered community. When old family friends of the Richardsons attempt to adopt a Chinese-American baby, a custody battle erupts that dramatically divides the town--and puts Mia and Elena on opposing sides. Suspicious of Mia and her motives, Elena is determined to uncover the secrets in Mia's past. But her obsession will come at unexpected and devastating costs. Little Fires Everywhere explores the weight of secrets, the nature of art and identity, and the ferocious pull of motherhood – and the danger of believing that following the rulescan avert disaster. Tuesday, March 27, 2018 BOOK DISCUSSION DATE AND TIME: MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2018, AT 2:00 P.M. About this book: Cora is a slave on a cotton plantation in Georgia. Life is hell for all the slaves, but especially bad for Cora; an outcast even among her fellow Africans, she is coming into womanhood--where even greater pain awaits. When Caesar, a recent arrival from Virginia, tells her about the Underground Railroad, they decide to take a terrifying risk and escape. Matters do not go as planned--Cora kills a young white boy who tries to capture her. Though they manage to find a station and head north, they are being hunted. In Whitehead's ingenious conception, the Underground Railroad is no mere metaphor--engineers and conductors operate a secret network of tracks and tunnels beneath

“Ghostbusters,” a revival of the 1984 original, hits theaters nationwide on Friday. As a reboot of a beloved, male-led science fiction film from the 1980s with a female-led cast, the reboot has proved somewhat controversial in the circles you would expect. But regardless of the quality of the film, it serves as a perfect demonstration of why internet movie ratings are inherently a problem. Most fundamentally, single-number aggregations — like those used by sites such as Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and IMDb — are a pitiful way of explaining the diverse views of critics. More specifically, a vocal portion of men on the internet — shall we say — go out of their way to make their voices heard when it comes to judging entertainment aimed at women, and thatmembers as collaborators, conspirators and counselors. It has been a good month for them: Public Enemy will be inducted tonight into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Ernie recently finished a conference at Cornell University, whose library acquired his vast photographic archive. It’s been a big climb for the self-taught photographer and Native American activist who prizes creativity and social consciousness. Decades ago, Ernie, now 66, fell in love with the street art, music and dance created in Harlem, Hollis and the South Bronx by young people who had little money but plenty of imagination. But even as some of them became stars, he always sought that glimmer in their personalities that had ignited the culture decades earlier. “My work shows them as larger than life but also

Gus Crim ’70 and Yale answering in the fourth when quarterback and captain Brian Dowling kept the ball himself to break the plane. With less than a quarter of action to go, the deficit was still 16. Champi and Gatto arrived at the 1968 Harvard–Yale game at the culmination of divergent paths. On one hand, Gatto was a senior and the team’s captain, an emotional leader who filled the pregame void left by the relatively aloof John Yovicsin and his staff. On the other, Champi was a junior backup quarterback stuck in a rut behind senior starter George Lalich, having been limited to brief garbage-time minutes in 1968. Champi even considered quitting at times during his tenure in Cambridge, recalling that he was frustrated with his situation and wanted tofocus more of his energy on preparing for life after college. During his freshman year, Champi struggled to keep up with the academic demands of the College, becoming discouraged and plummeting down the freshman team’s depth chart. Eventually he became acclimated as he switched his course of study from History to English, but football still flowed on, unrelenting. Champi and the rest of the team dealt with an extremely difficult and demanding schedule during football season. The players would cross the river around 3 p.m. and not return to their rooms until 11 at night. Getting taped and warming up bled into a two-hour practice, which was extended when players had to get in extra repetitions after the final whistle. A quick break for dinner at the Varsity Club was

''A feeling of physical disgust,'' he said. ''It's one thing seeing satellite pictures of the dried marshes, another thing seeing it at ground level.'' Alwash has this year been named one of six recipients of the Goldman Environmental Prize, awards for environmental heroes, each of whom gets $US150,000 ($145,000). When I met him in New York, I asked him what it was like to see the marshes again in 2003. He started Nature Iraq, a nonprofit group in Sulaimani, and consulted with the Madan, or Marsh Arabs. They had started to punch holes in the walls of the canals built by Saddam, so the area could flood again. Shortly after the US-led invasion in 2003, Alwash, 54, left Los Angeles and his career in hydraulic engineering to return to Iraq toFor the first time in a long time, I feel like I am able to sit down and write about all of the things that have been happening with the music in my life. The last year has been a rollercoaster, and I feel as if I am entering into a new stage of my career as a music producer. Afer working on Absinthe Films' /fter Forever, I found myself working with many artists, in many genres of music and film, on many projects. In the autumn of 2016 CocoRosie came to the studio, to spend some time sifting through some ideas they had, for their composition commision from director Robert Wilson (who had, himself, been commissioned to direct Edda), and we pieced some of them together to turn the

Gold prices eventually moving higher: Adrian Day UNITED STATES November 22 2016 1:24 PMNEW YORK (Scrap Register): Gold prices has fallen since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, but look for the metal to eventually turn higher again, said Adrian Day, chairman and chief executive officer of Adrian Day Asset Management. Day points out that many of the market moves since Trump’s win – stock-market gains and weaker gold – defied pre-election expectations. He explains that higher Treasury yields overrode the negative sentiment globally towards Trump. Still, Day said, many of the market moves were likely overdone. Going forward, a Trump presidency is likely to mean increased spending, including infrastructure and defense, but tax cuts and less regulation. Day also looks for higher interest rates, but not too high. “With regardKYODO NEWS - Jul 25, 2019 - 17:00 | Sports, All Two-time Grand Slam tennis champion Naomi Osaka threw the ceremonial first pitch prior to Wednesday's Major League Baseball between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Los Angeles Angels. While she said she was nervous and lacked practice ahead of the pitch, Osaka, ranked world No. 2 in the women's singles, threw the ball to Japanese pitcher Kenta Maeda, who barely had to move as he caught it easily on the fly. The 21-year-old, wearing the home team's cap and a No. 97 shirt, raised her right hand in delight as the crowd at Dodger Stadium clapped and cheered at the Dodgers' "Japan Night" promotion. "This is my second time watching live baseball and I'm really honored to have the chance to

very serious encounter and was described by The Times newspaper as "a very amusing game". The rugby match was followed by an athletics meeting in which C. B. Fry was prominent, winning both the long jump and high jump. Finally, the two clubs met a few weeks later in a cricket match in which Percy played alongside several other prominent Corinthians, including Fry, Lindley and Charles Wreford-Brown. During his time with the Corinthians, Walters made 54 appearances, scoring once. Old Carthusians After graduating in 1885, Walters joined the old-boys' team for his former school, the Old Carthusians. His major success came late in his time with the club, reaching the FA Amateur Cup final in 1895. England Percy and Arthur made their England debuts together on 28 February 1885 in a 4–0 victoryof the lung, esophagus, pancreas, and oral cavity. Despite strong epidemiologic evidences linking tobacco and cancer and increased understanding of the molecular biology of tobacco-related cancers, progress in improving smoking cessation and patient management is modest.\[[@ref6]\] In areas where tobacco is used in a smokeless form, incidence of the oral cancer is generally high. In the west, especially in the U.S. and Scandinavia, smokeless tobacco is used in the form of the oral snuffs. In India tobacco is smoked in many ways; the most common is bidi, others being chutta, including reverse smoking, hooka, and clay pipe. A voluminous body of research data implicating most of these forms of tobacco use emanates from the Indian subcontinent.\[[@ref7]\] Obesity is increasing at an alarming rate throughout the world. The prevalence of

key actors of the Rotterdam area revalued their ambition to lead the Rotterdam port area towards a globally dominating role in the offshore wind sector in the field of construction, O&M and supply chain services. During a CEO dinner in the boardroom of the famous football club Feyenoord, hosted by the CEO of the port of Rotterdam Allard Castelein and the vice mayor of Rotterdam Arno Bonte, a selective group of high ranked officials from Van Oord, Sif, Boskalis, Eneco, Mammoet, Seaway Heavy Lift, TenneT, GE, Ampelmann and others discussed the major challenges of the energy transition and the combined steps to take in order to achieve the ambition. Director General Energy of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Change Sandor Gaastra reflected on the position of theA British Reaper drone refuels at Kandahar air base, Afghanistan (Photo: Defence Images) British forces have carried out 299 drone strikes in Afghanistan, defence minister Andrew Robathan announced in Parliament yesterday. This is the first time the British government has announced how many drone strikes it has launched. The new figures released by the defence minister, which cover 2008 to the end of July 2013, show that the vast majority of armed drone missions in Afghanistan did not lead to a strike. But an analysis of these figures alongside data provided to the Bureau by the US Air Force last year shows that for each mission flown, British forces were significantly more likely to fire potentially deadly missiles than their US allies. In total, 7% of British drone sorties between 2008

Legislature. Yet the Center for Arizona Policy's Cathi Herrod sits on his kitchen cabinet and now he's hobnobbing with the sons of one of the founders of the John Birch Society. Well, as Ducey said at that Koch summit, "You're known by the company you keep." Lately, the company he's keeping seems all about covert cash and corporate special interests. No anonymous donors have shelled out cash to get Democrat Fred DuVal elected. Meanwhile, millions of dollars from anonymous interests were spent to ensure that Ducey won the Republican nomination. And American Encore, part of the Kochs' dark-money web, has spent spent $1.3 million in the general-election race, touting Ducey and attacking DuVal. With more to come before the Nov. 4 election. Much more, I'd bet. As Ducey told his secret pals, the onesDiamond examines the environmental factors contributing to the collapse of advanced societies around the world, such as the Mayans in Central America and the Polynesians on Easter Island. The Mayans had a calendar dating back to 3114 B.C., built magnificent temples, and did sophisticated astronomy. But their population grew to an estimated 5 million, well beyond what the land could sustain, while huge amounts of resources were spent by chiefs trying to surpass other chiefs in building even bigger monuments. The leadership continued to misjudge the land stewardship and the food resource needs, and as a result several smaller collapses occurred before a large collapse around 900 AD, due in part to a severe drought. When Spaniards reached Mayan territory after 1500 AD, the temples had been abandoned

Inside The Printing Studio Where Obsolete Tech Will Never Die Before computers became the sole progenitors of almost all our visual artefacts, printing was a labour-intensive task that involved applying incredible pressure to inked blocks using machines weighing hundreds of kilograms. At the Common Press, in the basement of the University of Pennsylvania’s Fine Arts Building, artists are still using this outdated technology — right down to ink from the same company Ben Franklin used. We recently had a chance to visit the studio in Philadelphia, where the director of Common Press, Matt Neff, showed us how letterpress works. As part of UPenn’s School of Design, the facility is used to teach students about printmaking, and it also functions as a research and collaboration centre for artists engaged in book-making,celebration of Western holidays such as Valentine's Day, named after a Christian saint said to have been martyred by the Romans in the 3rd Century. Most shops in Riyadh's upscale neighborhoods have removed all red items from their shelves. A statement by the religious police, informally known as the muttawa, was published in Saudi newspapers, warning shop owners against any violations. "Those who don't comply will be punished," the statement said, without spelling out what measures would befall the offenders. The Valentine's Day prohibition is in line with Saudi's strict Wahhabi school of Islam that the kingdom has followed for more than a century. The birthplace of Islam also bans several Muslim holidays except the two most important ones because it considers them "religious innovations" that Islam doesn't sanction. Even birthdays and

BG senior class had a great run Commentary March 20, 2013 INDIANA - As the Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic girls basketball players filed out of their locker room at Indiana Area High School, many of them wore a somber, stunned look. Only after a few minutes did the tears began to pour out from mainstays like Elyssa Ehredt and Kayla Bates. "I just wish," Bates said, "we could have done a little bit more." This eight-member senior class of Lady Marauders had one of the most successful runs an area rich in girls basketball tradition has ever witnessed. They won four District 6 Class A championships, three Laurel Highlands Conference crowns, went to two state finals and brought home the gold trophy once. Article Photos However, for all of their 110 wins, it was their eighthabout the basketball game. You guys were on the state championship floor two times in your career. You won four district championships, Laurel Highlands, tournaments and everything else. Just to measure it on getting to Hershey, it wouldn't be fair." Explaining that to a bunch of 17-and-18-year-olds who came up just short in their final game was one thing. Getting them to totally buy it was another. A big reason this group had so much success was because it was driven hard to succeed. It set goals that were unreasonably high and met them in their first two years. Then it spent the last two years trying to get back there. But the Lady Marauders - with star Halee Adams returning from knee surgery at midseason - were eliminated by

The US government plans to require consumers to register their drone purchases with the Department of Transportation before the end of the year. According to NBC News, the government could make the announcement in the coming days, with the measures going into effect by the holiday season. The department also plans to work with drone manufacturers to set a system for registering the devices. In the US, consumer drones currently operate in legal limbo. Both consumers and drone operators have been waiting for guidelines from the Federal Aviation Administration for integrating unmanned aerial vehicles into US airspace, but the FAA missed a Sep. 30, 2015 deadline imposed by Congress. The agency said earlier this month that it expects more than 1 million drones “under Christmas trees this year.” Given the numerous(accounts) and whichever accounts are found to be unlawful, strict action as per existing laws will be taken," Jaitley said.His comments came on a day the Indian Express carried a report based on leaked documents of a Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca which is said to feature links of over 500 Indians to firms and accounts in offshore tax havens.This included a well-known actor and his daughter-in-law, a leading real estate tycoon and a number of other industrialists and their family members, most of whom have denied any wrongdoing.The report said Onkar Kanwar, Chairman of Apollo Group, and his family members floated an offshore entity in British Virgin Islands in 2010 and two trusts in 2014.Reacting to it, an authorised spokesperson said, "India lawfully permits foreign investments in

RICHMOND Tibet Sign Costs Climber Everest Trek William Brant Holland made it past the treacherous Khumbu Icefall on Mount Everest before he slipped up and was booted from Nepal. Holland arrived yesterday at Dulles International Airport after being pulled off the mountain and deported for bringing a "Free Tibet" banner from Katmandu to the world's highest peak. "Yeah, of course it was a dumb mistake," said Holland, 26, who lives in the Richmond area and runs a tree-cutting company part time to help fund his climbs around the world. "I don't belong to any Free Tibet organization. I just wanted to take a picture at the top and put it on my wall, man." Holland also carried a Virginia state flag and a Clinton, La., volunteer fire department patch he got last yearwhile biking from Florida to California to train for the Everest climb. He was planning to take pictures of those items as well, he said, but he never made it to the top of the mountain. Nepalese officials have been under pressure to keep the southern approach to Everest's summit free of politics as Chinese authorities prepared to bring the Olympic torch to the mountain's summit. Everest sits between Nepal and Tibet, which was the site of unrest last month and a Chinese crackdown. Chinese officials fear protests could disrupt the latest leg of the torch relay, as had occurred in Paris and elsewhere. Other climbing teams, which are waiting in Nepal for the Chinese to finish their ascent from the other side of the mountain in Tibet, have been restricted

followed, she missed two years of training, as well as the time she needed to qualify for Athens. She started teaching swimming soon thereafter, with a focus on making everything fun – her swim school’s motto is, “Don’t worry, swim happy.” She teaches children as young as 4, adults as old as 84, and lots of people in between (including some of Bangalore’s captains of industry). She’s shied away from coaching, saying that her greatest pleasure comes from seeing her students swim that first lap across a pool, though a few of her former students have become national-level swimmers. And she does work with Speedo, which she says is very active in the country, helping to support the large number of meets (about 100) held in Bangalore each year.The vehicle, while travelling at a speed of 50-70 miles per hour, collided with and damaged 50 feet of metal divider fence. After the initial impact between the left side of the vehicle and the fence the Opel spun counterclockwise, the driver's door was thrown open, and Daly was forcibly ejected from the car and sustained fatal head injuries. It was equally undisputed that had the deceased remained in the Opel his injuries, in all probability, would have been relatively minor. Plaintiffs, who are decedent's widow and three surviving minor children, sued General Motors Corporation, Boulevard Buick, Underwriter's Auto Leasing, and Alco Leasing Company, the successive links in the Opel's manufacturing and distribution chain. The sole theory of plaintiffs' complaint was strict liability for damages allegedly caused by a

the friends and neighbors of students in the U.S. and Britain. Product Details Read an Excerpt Many Hindus today are urban middle-class people with religious values similar to those of their professional counterparts in America and Europe. Just as modern professionals continue to build new churches, synagogues, and now mosques, Hindus are erecting temples to their gods wherever their work and their lives take them. Despite the perceived exoticism of Hindu worship, the daily life-style of these avid temple patrons differs little from their suburban neighbors. Joanne Waghorne leads her readers on a journey through this new middle-class Hindu diaspora, focusing on their efforts to build and support places of worship. She seeks to trace the changing religious sensibilities of the middle classes as written on their temples and on thefaces of their gods. She offers detailed comparisons of temples in Chennai (formerly Madras), London, and Washington, D.C., and interviews temple priests, devotees, and patrons. In the process, she illuminates the interrelationships between ritual worship and religious edifices, the rise of the modern world economy, and the ascendancy of the great middle class. The result is a comprehensive portrait of Hinduism as lived today by so many both in India and throughout the world. Lavishly illustrated with professional photographs by Dick Waghorne, this book will appeal to art historians as well as urban anthropologists, scholars of religion, and those interested in diaspora, transnationalism, and trends in contemporary religion. It should be especially appealing for course use because it introduces the modern Hinduism practiced by the friends and neighbors

About Accounts You are at the newest post.Click here to check if anything new just came in. France, Israel Mourn; Man Linked To Paris Attacker Held - Abc News click here! Hollande vowed that France will be "merciless in the face of anti-Semitic, anti-Muslims acts, and unrelenting against those who defend and carry out terrorism, notably the jihadists who webpage go to Iraq and Syria." As Chopin's funeral march played in central Paris and the caskets read here draped in French flags were led from the building, a procession began in Jerusalem for the four Jewish victims of the attack Friday on a kosher supermarket in Paris. "Returning to your ancestral home need not be due to distress, out of desperation, amidst destruction, or in the throes of terror and fear," said Israeli PresidentJews have celebrated Passover in trying times. From the very first Passover, celebrated thousands of years ago as Jews left Egypt, we have observed the holiday and its traditions despite external threats that put lives at risk. Moment has compiled examples of how Passover has been celebrated through the centuries under harrowing conditions. During the Crusades, the Inquisition, and the Holocaust, oppressors tried to snuff out any observance of Passover, but courageous Jews managed to find ways to hold Seders. Even during a period similar to the one we find ourselves in now, the Black Death that swept through Europe in the 14th century, Passover observances managed to survive. The First Passover–Exodus Chapter 12 The Tenth Plague: Death of the Firstborn “At midnight the Lord struck down all the firstborn in the land

Marines and one Navy Corpsman, members of the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines Regiment. Differing accounts as to the exact details of the man's killing fueled a full-blown NCIS murder investigation. Soon, the seven Marines and one Navy Corpsman faced life in prison for their roles in the Iraqi man’s death. Article 32 is a documentary film that uncovers the truth of what happened that night in Iraq and the subsequent NCIS murder investigation. Shot in Hamdania, Iraq and the United States, Article 32 explores the morally brutalizing environment of the Iraq War and shines a light on the gray area between the established rules of engagement and the basic rule of “do what you have to do to come home alive.” The collapse in 2008 of the United States financialand finally pledged to take up to 700 Billion of toxic mortgage-related assets on its books. Wall Street was in chaos. The independent investment bank was now extinct, Lehman Brothers bankrupt, Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch were swallowed and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have become commercial banks. The credit markets were frozen and the American taxpayer was left footing the bill and shaking his head in awe and anger. Unethical and immoral practices ravaged the mortgage industry as companies used any means necessary to dupe the American homebuyer, and paralyze the world financial system. How did this happen? Who was responsible? And where do we go from here? GOVERNORS OF GREED will answer these questions and uncover the truth behind the largest financial crime ever orchestrated. IN DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL FOR

dissolved its administrative committee running Gaza , making way for a Hamas-Fatah unity government in Gaza . He noted that all Palestinian factions - which inked the 2011 Cairo agreement - would convene in Egypt soon. Families that qualify for the program are charged a sliding premium based on their income, but it is capped at $70 a month. The state would have to cover the remaining funding, which it says would "further strain" the state budget. Tyrod Taylor connected with Charles Clay for 44 yards and then with Jordan Matthews from 9 yards out to get their first lead. In the third quarter, it was ruled that Jones, along with Mohamed Sanu , would both be out for the remainder of the game. If you're wondering what's worth playing onSony's VR headset, check out our roundup of the best PlayStation VR games . However, users won't be able to just get a new processor unit for their existing headsets top achieve the same. And an agency spokesman said that since 2010 ICE has arrested far more immigrants with criminal records than ones without. "Individuals with active DACA were not targeted for arrest ", a press release from ICE said. Hazard is due to jet off with Belgium for their World Cup qualifying fixtures against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Gibraltar. I like players who are used to thinking about the team and are used to thinking about "us", not "me". This summer, in an interview with Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Kardashian said "anyone can run the USA better". In response, Cruz wrote

Brewers in 2015. Yamamoto’s first full season came in 2016 when he moved on to Low-A Wisconsin and finished the year going 7-8 with a 3.82 ERA in 27 games, 18 games and 134.1 innings pitched with the Timber Rattlers. Yamamoto finished second in the Midwest League in strikeouts with 152 last season. Yamamoto, Lucas Erceg and Monte Harrison each earned Carolina League Player of the Week awards this season for the Mudcats. Erceg was a two-time Carolina League Player of Week award winner having won the award on July 31 and August 28. Harrison was named the Carolina League Player of the Week earlier this season on August 7. The Carolina Mudcats are the Carolina League, Class-A Advanced affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers.I received my Secret Santa gift in the mail only a week after the matchings were released, and it feels like Christmas came early for the year, as I literally got everything I put on my wants list. I received four Black Series figures: unmasked Kylo, a Scarif trooper, Ben Kenobi, and the Emperor's Wrath version of Vader. I mentioned I had been looking for the Ben and Vader, and made mention of Kylo being a favorite character, so this was a complete shock. I also received a pair of Star Wars socks from Funko after mentioning that I really liked socks. I also got a Death Trooper Funko after mentioning that I enjoyed collecting them. I also got a pin and patch from the Smuggler's Bounty collectors

disseminator for the White Helmets who works directly for Orient News in Qatar providing information for the Gulf State region. He has dozens of images at his page proving him to be a terrorist in collusion with the al-Nusra Front (al-Qaeda in Syria). The 2nd image highlights that he also works with Turkish organizations The following images taken from Abdul Hamid Sallat’s Facebook page features one of the Nour al-Zinki terrorists that beheaded 12 year old Abdullah Issa in the back of truck in July 2016. This individual is also featured in the “Tapestry of Terror” video linked above. His page also features well known White Helmet terrorists…. and other terrorist propaganda disseminators such as Hadi Abadallah…. as well as numerous displays of the al-Nusra Front (al-Qaeda in Syria) terrorist flag….. It isin the media sphere of influence over the general public. Final point…..this is the link to the Satanic Temple that Bethania Palma Markus has under her Facebook likes….. Abdallah al-Muhaysini, a Pivotal Figure in the Islamist terrorist attacks on Syria Abdallah al-Muhaysini came to Syria in 2013 to partake in the western orchestrated overthrow of Bashar al-Assad. He presents a unique case of the outsized role a single person can play in the lawless world of the so called Syrian rebellion. He has positioned himself at the center of radical jihadist politics, fund raising, and legal opinion. Al-Muhaysini hails from the al-Qassim region in Saudi Arabia. Prior to his arrival to Syria, he completed his MA and PhD studies in Islamic Jurisprudence in the Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh,

success with the Palestinian author Ghassan Kanafani things were rather slow-moving. However, then in 1988 after Mahfouz received the Nobel Prize, Arabic literature surprisingly moved into the spotlight; simultaneously women's literature boomed. Two Lebanese authors have been on Lenos' best sellers list ever since: Emily Nasrallah and Hanan al-Shaykh. While Nasrallah has a catchy though conventional style, Hanan al-Shaykh has proved to be one of the most advanced Arabic female authors. "Sahras Geschichte" (The Story of Zahra), the book with which the Lebanese author born in 1945 shot to fame in 1980, takes us to Beirut and the civil war. It tells the story of the psychologically weak Zahra who suffers under a tyrannical father, is abused by her brother's friend, receives electroshock therapy and finally finds thethe Tuareg nomads. He tells tales of violence, destruction and sexuality in a world in decline. Some form of disaster or the other always affects the rigid, tribal society that defies desert living conditions and destroys the delicate balance of coexistence between man and nature. These can be natural catastrophes or caused by intruding strangers as in "Blutender Stein", Lenos 1995 (The Bleeding of the Stone) or through presumptuous loners as in Ibrahim al-Koni's novel "Nachtkraut" that was published last year in German. Making coffee in a hail of bullets No handed down code, no "ancestral laws" are accepted any more, the brutality and the sexuality are excessively experienced and described, stimulated by the mysterious "night weed" with aphrodisiac qualities. The intense very emphatic style coupled with often pathetic symbolism

On Friday, December 8, the multistakeholder advisory committee of the Lebanon Internet Governance Forum (LIGF) held a pre-launch event titled the “Lebanese Forum on Internet Governance: A Step Towards Achieving Sustainable Goals,” ahead of the 2018 LIGF. Dr. Yousif Asfour, the chief information officer at AUB, delivered the opening remarks. Bassel al-Ayoubi, chair of the LIGF and the director general of operations and maintenance at the Ministry of Telecommunications, traced the formation of the broader IGF. To kick off the first panel, “Digital Rights and Responsibilities,”Jessica Dheere, the co-director of SMEX, explained that we should be concerned with “policies that have repercussions on three key rights: free expression, assembly and association, and the right to privacy.” Dr. Charbel Chbeir, member of the IT Committee and New Technologies at thehad Perry's name on the prescription. One of the pill bottle's contents was chemically analyzed and found to be a dangerous drug: Clonazepam. After talking to the woman with the plastic table, Chatterton arrested Perry for aggravated assault. At the station, as Chatterton was booking him in, Perry leapt to his feet, reached across the table, grabbed one pill bottle, and consumed its contents. He was transported to a local hospital. He was later charged with and convicted of tampering with evidence. This appeal followed. II. Motion to Suppress Perry's first point of error complains of the trial court's failure to sustain his motion to suppress. Perry claims the arresting officer did not have a legal basis to arrest him, and, therefore, the arrest was illegal and any evidence

radio service reported on alleged ties between Metin Kulunk, a member of parliament for Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party, and a controversial Turkish outfit known as the German Ottomans. It is believed to be run out of a boxing club, Osmanen Germania Boxclub, in the town of Dietzenbach. Last year, federal police carried out multiple raids on the group across Germany for alleged involvement in drugs and arms trafficking and money laundering as well as blackmail. Deutsche Welle referred to claims based on information gathered from official wiretaps that allegedly suggested that Kulunk had provided funding to leaders of the gang. Kulunk has denied all the accusations, calling them a “plot by the Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization.” German officials did not respond to Al-Monitor's request for comment. Meanwhile, Switzerland and Austria,continues to proliferate and engulfs the static area.\[[@ref8]\] According to Pindborg, the etiology of this malformation is unknown; yet, the following explanations have been proposed: (i) delayed focal growth, (ii) stimulation in the area of the tooth bud, and (iii) abnormal pressure on tissues surrounding the dental organ.\[[@ref9][@ref10]\] Clinically, dens invaginatus appears in the tooth crown at the site of an anatomical lingual pit susceptible to caries.\[[@ref11]\] Radiographically, it shows a radiopaque invagination, equal in density to enamel, extending from the cingulum into the root canal.\[[@ref2]\] The invagination allows entry of irritants into an area which is separated from pulp tissue by only a thin layer of enamel and dentine. It may predispose to the development of dental caries and ingress of irritants resulting in pulp inflammation. The affected

farm hand, lorry driver, and a milkman. He also tried to pursue a football career in the club he is still a fan of, Accrington Stanley F.C., but he was eventually turned down because of his frail constitution. Early career In 1962, Anderson joined The Warriors (also known as The Electric Warriors), where he and his brother Tony shared the role of lead vocalist. He quit this band in 1967, released two solo singles in 1968 under the pseudonym Hans Christian Anderson, and then briefly sang for the bands The Gun and The Open Mind. In the summer of 1968, Anderson met bassist Chris Squire and joined him in a group called Mabel Greer's Toyshop, which had previously included guitarist Peter Banks. Anderson fronted this band, but ended up leaving againbefore the summer was over. He remarks on his website that his time with the band consisted of "too many drugs, not enough fun!". Yes Anderson, Squire, and Banks went on to form Yes, with drummer Bill Bruford and keyboardist Tony Kaye. Their debut album was released in 1969. He stayed with the group until 1980, and this period is now known as the classic period of Yes. Jon was a major creative force and band leader throughout the period (describing himself as the 'team captain'; nicknamed by his bandmates "Napoleon" for his diminutive stature and leadership of the band)-- and is recognized as the main instigator of the series of epics produced by Yes at the time. His role in creating such complex pieces as Close to the Edge,

browser that supports HTML5 video Before his arrival there were just two male and 12 female members of the Chelonoidis hoodensis species alive on Espanola, and they were too spread out to reproduce. He, however, has done more than any other tortoise to turn that around and now lives at a tortoise breeding centre on Santa Cruz Island, where he shares an enclosure with six females. MORE: Fifty Shades Darker is looking as raunchy as its predecessor in its first full trailer Washington Tapia, a tortoise preservation specialist at Galapagos National Park, said: ‘He’s a very sexually active male reproducer. He’s contributed enormously to repopulating the island. ‘We did a genetic study and we discovered that he was the father of nearly 40% of the offspring released into the wild on Espanola.’ Diego weighsnotebook with the following suggestions to have an unforgettable journey. Owning the beauty of majestic nature, Ban Gioc waterfall can leave a great memory for anyone who has ever visited it. It is one of the most magnificent and beautiful waterfalls in Vietnam. It is also ranked in the top beautiful waterfall paradises in the world. Joining in a offroad tour to Ban Gioc waterfall with Vietnam Motorbike Tours will give you an exciting and fresh experience. But to make the trip more perfect, the following information will be quite helpful to you. Ho Chi Minh is one of the four arterial trails running from the North to South Vietnam. The other routes are National Highway 1A: North-South Highway (Vietnam) and Vietnam Coastal Road. Ho Chi Minh Highway also has

"In the first half I wasn't as sharp or as good on the ball as I should have been, but you have those games and thankfully the team played so well". Only Owen, who netted as an 18-year-old at France 98, has scored a World Cup goal for England at a younger age but rather than basking in the moment, Alli was holding himself to higher standards. "The fans at home, I'm sure we'll see some videos tonight of them enjoying it". Just four teams remain in the World Cup. Back in 1990, more than 300,000 fans flocked to Luton Airport to greet Bobby Robson's team after they lost a dramatic semi-final penalty shoot-out against West Germany. Instead, the Three Lions took the direct route, with Leicester City centre-back Maguire powering ina header from an Ashley Young corner. Mikael Lustig's absence was notable in the Swedish defence that, for the first time at this World Cup, had troubles in the air. Before England's second goal Sweden missed a golden opportunity to level right after the restart but Pickford, who was named man of the match, made an outstanding save, palming Marcus Berg's close-range header away. So they were tough opponents and set out exactly what that meant at kick-off when they lined their players up on the left-hand side of the pitch and had no one down the right. Southgate's biggest call had been whether or not to keep faith with Dele, who played on with a groin injury in the opening match against Tunisia, which he had started encouragingly. They lacked the

by actress and comedian Rosie O'Donnell. It aired for six seasons from 1996 to 2002. Topics often discussed on the show include Broadway, children, extended families and charitable works, people and organizations. The show was based out of Studio 8G at NBC's Rockefeller Center studios in New York City, NY, USA and was produced and syndicated by KidRo Productions, Telepictures Productions and Warner Bros. Television.Released : 10th-Jun-1996 - Celebrity Ghost Stories is an American reality-documentary television series on The Biography Channel. The series debuted on October 3, 2009 with the pilot for the series airing on September 26, 2009. The series interviews various celebrities who talk about paranormal events that have happened in their lives. A spin-off, The Haunting Of, features footage from this series as celebrities go back to thenew U.S. law that will stamp their legal status on their passports to notify the governments of countries they visit. The statute, known as the International Megan’s Law and signed by President Obama in February, was largely directed at sex traffickers. It requires the State Department to mark the passports of all registered offenders who have been convicted of sex crimes involving minors. Seven unnamed sex offenders challenged the law, saying it would place them on an international “blacklist” and expose them to harassment and physical harm for past offenses that had nothing to do with sex trafficking. One man said he would probably be killed when he returns to his native Iran to receive an inheritance if his passport bears a sex-offender stamp. On Friday, Chief U.S. District Judge Phyllis

Tag: improving lgbtq care Before Stonewall and Harvey Milk, there was Compton’s Cafeteria. Most people know a thing or two about the Stonewall Inn riots in New York City in June 1969, often considered to be the beginning of the LGBTQ+ rights movement. (Many Pride events are held in the last weekend in June to commemorate the anniversary of … Shea Hazarian (pronouns: she/her/hers) is a Junior Specialist at the UC Davis School of Medicine and the Improving OUTcomes coordinator. She earned a BA in Sociology from the University of San Francisco and currently works to develop cultural competency initiatives at the UC Davis Health System. In anticipation of our 2016 conference this week, we’re excited to unveil our newest project: the LGBTQI Health Resources Map! Borne of the need forTurkish Army, EU eye long-term training of conscripts on rights ANKARA AA Photo The Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) and the European Union are aiming to train 10,000 conscripts a year on issues such as human rights, gender equality and the protection of the environment during their compulsory military service following the success of an EU-sponsored that has already reached 2,000 soldiers.The education program, which puts democratic values and freedoms front and center, has been jointly developed by the EU and the TSK.“The project aims at ensuring young people, to whom we will entrust our future, become conscious and responsible individuals who respect the rights of others, who believe in gender equality, who are sensitive about the protection of the environment and who know their legal rights,” said Deputy Chief of General

President Donald Trump hit back on Thursday at critics of his response to racial violence in the Virginia city of Charlottesville, and defiantly reiterated his opposition to the removal of monuments... Just days after Little League International denounced Goffstown manager Jeff O'Connell's decision not to play his last substitute in the New England Regional semifinals last Friday in Bristol, Conn.,... President Donald Trump announced the disbanding of two high-profile business advisory councils on Wednesday after several chief executives quit in protest over his remarks blaming weekend violence in... Voter ID: New law was a success EDITORIALNovember 09. 2012 3:48AM Remember how the state's new voter ID law was going to bring about a massive disenfranchisement of voters, especially college students? Well, so much for that idea. The voter ID law was a success. VotersOur company Since 1981, Innovative Business Software (IBS) has provided Central Station Automation Software to security integrators, telecommunication companies, retailers, and cities throughout the Americas and Europe. Our customers rank among the largest in their respective geographical markets with several in the top 10 of the annual list of Top 100 security providers produced by Security Dealer Magazine. Altogether millions of residential, commercial, and proprietary locations are secured by our software. Our customers operate in very different markets. Some monitor only their own installations. Others monitor commercial and residential installations, acquired and managed through a dealer network. IBS and our products support these and many other models currently in the industry. IBS is a member of the Security Industry Association (SIA), Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA), and the American Society of

John Dale AllenConvicted and Sentenced to Death in the Murder of Shirley ("Elaine") Posey Oliver, 51 years of age, an owner and operator of the Riverside Live Bait and Tackle Shop located in the "Old Town" section of Coushatta, Louisiana, was found stabbed to death in her bait shop in Red River Parish on July 6, 1999. Willard AllenOn September 7, 1993, police responded to a call at the Cherokee Club (Club) in Campti, Louisiana. Upon arrival at the club, police discovered the body of Herman Ferguson, who had been shot six times with a .380caliber weapon. His body was discovered by Kathy Jacobffy (club bartender) and Mary Messick (club co-owner). There was also evidence that indicated money had been stolen from the club's safe. Allen Sentenced to DeathOct 17, 1994. Henry AndersonDate of crime: September 2000Anderson was convicted of stabbing to death Nita Brinson, 85. Brinson had hired Anderson to do some yard work. It was Anderson's fifth felony conviction. The defense claimed that Anderson was mentally retarded, thus could not be legally sentenced to death. Michael AndersonConvicted and sentenced to Death for 5 2006 MurdersProsecutors relied on the testimony of three convicted felons who said Anderson admitted to the shootings in jail, and an eyewitness, Torrie Williams, who was at first reluctant to come forward because she said she didn't want to be involved. Witnesses in New Orleans have often been reluctant to testify, fearing reprisals.Williams said she was on the street looking for her boyfriend June 17, 2006, when saw Anderson shoot the teenagers _

confinement is at odds with the reasons why society incarcerates those convicted of crimes in the first place: to rehabilitate and prepare them for eventual release back into the community, said Mr. Sapers, who has long urged the agency to introduce a ban on placing inmates with mental-health or suicide issues in segregation. "The purpose of corrections in Canada is not to isolate and dehumanize people," he said. The problems associated with isolation are not new. One year ago, a coroner's inquest into the death of Ashley Smith, a New Brunswick teen who took her life while in Correctional Service custody in 2007, recommended strict limits on solitary confinement: a maximum consecutive stay of 15 days, and a cap of 60 days during a calendar year. In 1996, an Ontario Court ofmuch attention: the extreme left is, generally speaking, harmless. That's their nature. They're more likely to meditate and form committees than hurt anyone. It's been almost half a century since there were any leftists plotting bombings, and other than the occasional eco-vandal keying an SUV, the left isn't going to be creating much in the way of crime and mayhem. Extreme conservatives, on the other hand, are much more likely to be armed and dangerous. And we have plenty of examples of right-wing terrorism in our recent history, from the Oklahoma City bombing, to the Atlanta Olympic bombing, to the neo-Nazi who murdered six people at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin in 2012, to the murders this April in Kansas at a Jewish community center and retirement home, and

Silent Cries of India Geerthana Jeyakumar, a 3rd year Life Sciences major at McMaster University, shares her experience as a global volunteer at FIMRC's site in Kodaikanal, India. On May 12, 2010, I embarked on a journey to Kodaikanal, India on a medical volunteer placement with Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC)—a non-profit organization, dedicated to‘improving pediatric and maternal health in the developing world.’ Kodaikanal is a city that’s located around 7000 ft. above sea level, in the state of Tamil Nadu, South India. This multidimensional experience broadened my knowledge and perspective on human culture, and ‘human condition.’ The two weeks I stayed there not only increased my understanding of the current state of world-health, but also enlightened me on the consequences of a poor health carehospital feared that in the "worst case" Alfie's family would try to take the boy overseas . Nicaragua scraps reform to end rallys Ramirez said the deaths and censorship during the protests had ended the possibility of resolving the crisis through talks. The unexpected wave of violence in an otherwise relatively tightly controlled country caused global outrage. Thousands of euphoric Napoli fans welcome team home After all their sophisticated passing, it was an old-fashioned central defender's header which finally broke Juve's resistance. It is the biggest game of the Serie A season so far tonight as Juventus play Napoli in a crunch title clash. Mets send Harvey to bullpen Harvey was diagnosed with a partially torn ulnar collateal ligament in his right elbow, shutting him down for the season. They could have demoted Harvey,

Bagging the SCOPE award for Best Practices in Human Resource Management for the year 2011-12 and winning 13 out of 28 Viswakarma Awards, which is the highest for any organization amongst both private and public sector, Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) traces its origin to the formative years of an emerging nation – India. Steel Authority of India Limited – A Maharatna, is the leading steel-making company in India. It is a fully integrated iron and steel maker, producing both basic and special steels for domestic construction, engineering, power, railway, automotive and defense industries and for sale in export markets. Since its inception, SAIL has been instrumental in laying a sound infrastructure for the industrial development of the country. Besides, it has immensely contributed to the development of technicalPage (interestingly, the same sound and rhythm appears in Shuggie Otis' "Strawberry Letter 23") paired to The Band influenced beat, strum pattern, and tambourine. Is that Jimi on bass? Makes sense sonically... the warmth of the playing is Hendrixian.* With the first section, imagine Levon Helm instead of the Eire lead singer, howling "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." Hendrix was such a Dylan aficionado that he took The Band at face value, from where they were coming...** I'm guessing with this recording Hendrix directed the band members in the beginning, ala with Dave Mason's acoustic strum in AATWT. Based on who Jimi was jamming with in Los Angeles at the time, could have easily been Andy Summers or Robert Wyatt. Delving into the beginning of the song further -

features the Prince Louis' first official portrait taken by his mother, Kate Middleton . Meghan Markle , the Duchess of Sussex , wore an army green Ralph Lauren dress and hat by Stephen Jones . 'I Will Be Hurt If Ronaldo Leaves Real'Jul 10, 2018 - 10:05 I haven't spoken to Cristiano about this, but my advice is, if he wants to play to 2050, he has to go to Juve. However, reports from Italy on the weekend quashed any claims that Dybala would leave the club this summer. 8 out of 13 now rescued from Thailand caveJul 10, 2018 - 09:32 The group was found nine days later in a cramped chamber 2.5 miles inside the cave system by two British volunteer rescue divers . Four fellow teammates and their coachFriday it has "decided to enter into exclusive negotiations with Altice for a period of three weeks" on the basis of an offer which includes a payment of 11.75 billion euros and a 32 percent stake in the new entity. Numericable was facing competition from construction and telecoms group Bouygues which has offered 11.3 billion euros and 43 percent of the new company, valuing SFR at 15.5 billion euros. Vivendi said a merger with Numericable "is the most pertinent for shareholders and employees of the group and which offers the best security of execution." The news sent Numericable shares soaring 20.63 percent to 31.85 euros, far outperforming the overall market which was down 1.32 percent. Hours before the group announced its choice, Montebourg had sought to cast doubt on Numericable's offer. - Minister

main who played with Element Mystic, and Ado is a strong DPS player who is strong on Genji and other Attack heroes. Geguri will undoubtedly be the biggest name of the four as she becomes the first female to ever compete in the Overwatch League. She became known around the competitive community for her Zarya play, with an 80 percent win rate that led players to believe she was cheating. No cheats, she’s just that good. Shanghai says that Geguri has expanded her hero pool and she can now play Zarya, Roadhog, D.Va, and more at a high level. Shanghai said it is now working to bring the players to the United States, including securing visas and communicating league rules, “as well as providing language assistance, professional education, and logisticalThe Harvard Chess Club. NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED January 14, 1892 The preliminary games of the college chess tournament have all been played. There was a tie between three men in the first section, but that has now been decided and the following six men are left for the finals: At the meeting of the club held on Tuesday evening, the following letter was read by the secretary: NEW YORK, Jan. 11, 1892.Secretary of the Harvard Chess Club: Dear Sir - The subscription for the challenge chess cup has been completed and we are now having a design made for the cup. Will you kindly and without delay get the opinion of your chess club on all points of the tournament and give me a verdict of the same. The donors of the cup desire

migrants with no option but to walk hundreds of kilometres home. As harrowing stories of men, women and infants undertaking punishing treks - including one instance of a young man walking 150 kilometres with his wife and two young children - emerged, the Uttar Pradesh and Delhi governments responded Saturday by arranging buses to ferry people home. The sheer number of men, women and children led to distressing scenes at bus terminals across Delhi late Saturday night and early Sunday morning, leading police to clamp down on further arrivals and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy, Manish Sisodia, to plead with them to stay back and not risk spreading the virus any further. Thousands of migrants had gathered at Delhi's Anand Vihar Bus Terminal on Saturday night "We were walkingmortgage holders, Edward Cohen and Howard Goldstein, also had pending mortgage foreclosure lawsuits on the property. The city's tax bills and interest are first in line to be paid in any foreclosure auction. New London Superior Court Judge Emmet Cosgrove twice agreed to delay the auction since February despite objections by the city and Cohen. Taylor's attorney, Kenneth Leary, asked for extensions twice claiming the owner had a buyer for the property, each time for a price far exceeding the $100,000 appraised value. Each time, the city objected to the delay, pointing out errors in the purchase and sale agreements submitted with the requests - the first sale document listed a different property address, 75 Fourth St., owned by Megos' Meyers' and Bailey Investment Co. and listed a sale price

told Jenny that the content of her experiences may be related to a lack of adequate psychological support in childhood, causing her to internalize her own support network. Where mental health is concerned, it seems, nature and nurture are almost always inextricably intertwined. This article was originally published with the title "The Schizophrenia Spectrum" ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S) Simon Makin Simon J. Makin is an auditory perception researcher turned science writer and journalist. Originally from Liverpool in the north of England, he has a bachelor's in engineering, a master's in speech and hearing sciences, and a Ph.D. in computational auditory modeling from the University of Sheffield. He spent several years working as a research fellow in the psychology department at the University of Reading before recently branching out and retraining in journalism. Scientific American38, a technician in Najaf.Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s coalition appears to be ahead in the tight race. With almost 90 percent of the vote counted as of Thursday, his coalition was leading in 7 of Iraq’s 18 provinces compared to 5 provinces for his closest rival, the Iraqiya coalition led by secular Shiite Ayad Allawi. Al-Maliki’s coalition also has about 40,000 votes more in the overall vote count. A man walks through the rubble of a building belonging to the former Iraqi army, and destroyed during the air campaign in the early stages of the war, in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, March 19, 2010. Almost seven years after the first bombs fell in the war to oust Saddam Hussein, Iraqis went about their business Friday with little observance of the

Just moments earlier, these passive and complacent workers were talking about setting fire to their office. NEW YORK—A massive employee backlash over low wages and increased workload was narrowly averted this week when company management arranged to have eight large pizzas delivered to the design firm Cobalt Media, instantly quelling months of mounting resentment and dissatisfaction. The pizzas—topped with pepperoni, mushroom, and extra cheese—effectively cooled down the angry mob, which had reportedly reached its boiling point. According to Cobalt sources, the free Italian pies arrived approximately 20 minutes after a company-wide e-mail detailing upcoming cutbacks was sent out late Friday morning. "Everyone's been fed up and ready to explode at management for weeks," production designer Carolyn Wurster said. "But then all those pizzas showed up, and it just didn't seem likeThe Supreme Court on Tuesday declared null and void all agreements between the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) and the Eden Housing Society, and ordered the former to develop the "11,000 plots sold by the latter within five years" in a bid to offer affectees some relief. The court further indicated that an implementation bench could be formed to resolve the case, and instructed all suspects currently in the National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) custody in connection with the case to contact the relevant forums. A three-member bench of the apex court, under Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar's stewardship, issued the orders while hearing the case in Islamabad. At the outset of the hearing, the chief justice reflected on the complaints brought to him by those affected by the multi-billion housing

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday amid a recent spate of anti-Semitic incidents in France. During the phone call, Macron told Netanyahu that France would adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of anti-Semitism, according to the Prime Minister’s Office. The PMO noted that the definition, which was at the center of a bitter dispute in Britain’s Labour Party last year, includes expressions of anti-Zionism. Get The Times of Israel's Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up Macron had received praise from President Reuven Rivlin earlier in the day for his stance on anti-Semitism in France. Macron was set attend a dinner later Wednesday with French Jewish leaders, where he would announce new measures to fight the flare-up in anti-Semitic incidents. Onperson, because he or she is Jewish, is insulted, threatened — or worse, injured or killed — the whole Republic” is attacked, Macron said at a news conference in Paris ahead of the rallies. Macron’s visit to the vandalized Jewish cemetery in Quatzenheim, a small town in the northeastern Alsace region, came several hours before the rallies. He said he felt shame at the sight of the defaced grave markers. Additional anti-Semitic graffiti was found Wednesday in a suburb of Lyon that included two reversed swastikas in red spray-paint on the stele with the inscription: “Shoa blabla,” according to an AFP photographer. At the foot of the monument, another swastika was affixed, accompanied by another phrase referencing the Holocaust. France is home to the world’s largest Jewish population outside Israel and the

The Manchester United winger, who joined the club in the summer for £25million has struggled to settle to life in the Premier League. But that has not stopped fans flocking to have his name "Memphis" printed on the back of their shirts. GETTY Memphis Depay has struggled to settle since joining Manchester United in the summer GETTY United fans have still flocked to get his number seven and name on the back of their replica shirts Depay's popularity is bettered only by Barcelona star Lionel Messi and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo on a list that is otherwise dominated by Premier League players. Bastian Schweinsteiger is fourth despite the fact it would cost a bomb to get the 14 letters printed on the back of a United shirt. He features alongside team-mateROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) Pope Emeritus Benedict made a surprise appearance at a ceremony on at which his successor Pope Francis elevated 19 prelates to the rank of cardinal. The ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica celebrates new cardinals from countries including Haiti, the Ivory Coast and Nicaragua. This reflects Francis' concern for poorer countries, laid out when he called for "a poor Church, and for the poor" after his election almost a year ago. It was the first time Benedict has attended a papal ceremony since he resigned in February 2013. Benedict sat quietly wearing a long white overcoat in the front row along with other cardinals. Despite being asked not to clap, the gathered prelates gave him a spontaneous round of applause. The new cardinals, who are the pope's closest advisors, are

Rocket Research Corporation *167 (hereinafter Rocket), designed, built and operated the Raging River facility. The liquid explosive had been developed by Rocket. The patent to the explosive was assigned to EXCOA by Rocket in exchange for stock. The State of Washington was the owner of a portion of the land making up the test site, and had leased this section to EXCOA. The Department of Labor and Industries establishes safety regulations for working conditions throughout the state, pursuant to the Industrial Insurance Act. EXCOA, although obligated to follow such regulations, as of October 13, 1970, had not given notice to the responsible state safety inspector that the Raging River plant was ready for final inspection. As a result, the site had not yet been inspected on the date ofas the owner of a damsite. The plaintiff's decedent had been an employee of an independent contractor working on the dam and was fatally injured when a faulty cable of his employer fell on him. The plaintiff, in Epperly, argued that (1) the inherently dangerous activity-strict liability doctrine applied preventing the City from delegating responsibility for the accident; and (2) retention by the City of the right to inspect and supervise placed a duty on the City to protect the workers. The court rejected the argument and stated: We hold that the plaintiff's right to recovery cannot be based upon any concept rooted in the doctrine of strict liability because the deceased was an employee of the contractor who created the hazard and was engaged upon the project out

Founders Day 5K Founders Day 5K On November 11, 1864, at 7:30 p.m., St. Louis College of Pharmacy was founded in the hall of the St. Louis Medical College. Eugene Massot, an apothecary originally from Kentucky, along with four other medical colleagues, went about drafting a charter, constitution, and bylaws. More than 150 years later, the STLCOP community celebrates Founders Day and reflects on all those who have contributed to the College's legacy of educating the best pharmacists in the United States. As the leaves change and the weather cools down, you can tell fall has arrived and summer is on its way out. To celebrate the changing of seasons, here’s a look back at some of our favorite memories from summer 2016.their strength and capability. Similarly, while the ‘success stories’ which the Napolaner tell about their achievements in later life have much in common with those told by their civilian counterparts, they are often predicated on the very specific advantages which their Napola education had (allegedly, if not actually) instilled in them. We might even see these recurring themes as constituting the basis of the former pupils’ own miniature Meistererzählung (master narrative) – which could perhaps, if disseminated widely enough, form the basis of a specific form of collective identity. The paper makes a substantial contribution to current discussions concerning the value and contested nature of eyewitness evidence from former citizens of the Third Reich, as well as illuminating recent debates about the ease with which former elites under National

two named defendants and by other police officers while incarcerated. Additionally, he claims he was refused food and medical attention and was left in the cell handcuffed, without a shirt or blanket for the night and the next day until his brother-in-law brought these items to him. The two police officers testified that upon arriving at the "horseshoe driveway" Adam Deville appeared to be in an intoxicated state, was loud and belligerent, and attempted to start a fight with them. In order to more safely take Adam Deville into custody, Officer Higden used mace to subdue the plaintiff, and then, with the assistance of his fellow officer, handcuffed and placed him in a patrol car, all the while plaintiff was resisting forcibly. They and other Bunkie police officers onduty Saturday, October 15 and Sunday, October 16, testified that Adam Deville was placed in a cell, the handcuffs taken off, and not molested in any way by members of the Bunkie Police Department. Deville claimed to have suffered numerous injuries as a result of the aforementioned alleged incident, consisting mostly of scratches and bruises, recurrence of a back injury, a black-eye, and a worsening of his already unstable mental condition. The defendants contend that if any injuries to Deville occurred while he was being placed under arrest or while he was in custody, the injuries were due to his own struggles. Two additional points are important to be mentioned at this time. Although Adam Deville claimed that the two officers who arrested him and allegedly *1382 beat him

Senate's tax bill. The group, Not One Penny, began airing its first ad in ME on Saturday. With only 13 Republican congressmen voting "no", all of the 227 "yes" votes in the U. S. House of Representatives were by Republicans. Not a single Democrat voted for the plan. Analysts say the military stepped in last week after Mugabe's wife Grace, 52, secured prime position to succeed him as president following a bitter power struggle with Mnangagwa, who has close ties to the army. "He's playing a game". Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans attended street protests on Saturday, demonstrating against the Mugabes. "These are tears of joy ", said Frank Mutsindikwa, 34, holding aloft the Zimbabwean flag. Blood supply to a part of Dasmunsi's brain was cut off causing irreversible damage.His body functions, according to The Indian Express , were functional but he breathed through a tracheostomy tube attached to his neck and was fed through a PEG tube in his stomach. He said no one would be allowed to disturb peace in the economic and financial hub of the country. Referring to the situation of law and order, the prime minister said that army, Rangers, police and people had rendered sacrifices for the restoration of law and order in the port city and their sacrifices would not go waste. President Ramnath Kovind during his maiden visit to the state visited the land of dawn-lit mountains. During this, he addressed the gathering presented at the event and quoted, "If Northeast is the Crown of the Country, then Arunachal Pradesh is

The internal structure of an ancient Egyptian pyramid was revealed for the first time using cosmic particles, a team of international researchers reports. The innovative technology was applied to the Bent Pyramid, a 4,500-year-old monument so named because of its sloping upper half. According to the researchers, who presented their results in Cairo on Tuesday to Khaled El-Enany, minister of Antiquities and the former minister Mamdouh El-Damaty, the outcome was "excellent" as it showed the inside of the monument as with an X-ray. Cosmic Rays Used to Peer Inside Pyramid: Photos The technology relies on muons, cosmic particles that permanently and naturally rain on Earth, which are able to penetrate any material very deeply. This is the first of four pyramids to be investigated within the ScanPyramids, a project carried out by ateam from Cairo University's Faculty of Engineering and the Paris-based non-profit organization Heritage, Innovation and Preservation under the authority of the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The others are the Great Pyramid, Khafre or Chephren at Giza, and the Red pyramid at Dahshur. Scheduled to last a year, the project uses a mix of innovative technologies such as infrared thermography, muon radiography, and 3-D reconstruction to better understand the monument and possibly identify the presence of unknown internal structures and cavities. Photos: Scanning Pyramids Located at the royal necropolis of Dahshur, about 25 miles south of Cairo, the Bent pyramid was built under the Old Kingdom Pharaoh Sneferu (about 2600 BC). It's the first with a smooth face, after generations of stepped pyramids. The monument has two entrances, one on the north side

American empire through ethnic cleansing of the Indians, in which Jackson played a central role, allowed white Jacksonian men to see themselves as a band of brothers united in the defense of liberty. Unfortunately, Jacksonian nationalism also forged a racially exclusive definition of who was an American and who was entitled to enjoy the blessings of liberty. James Parton, Jackson’s first major biographer, understood why Old Hickory embodied the American character better than any other figure. Unlike their European forebears, Americans did not passively accept what fate and circumstance handed out. The Jacksonian code of honor valued courage above all else, viewing life as a struggle against those hostile forces conspiring to grind a man down into the dust. On the early American frontier those forces could be savageDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A court in Dubai has sentenced an Egyptian taxi driver to six months in prison and deportation after convicting him of sexually assaulting a U.S. Navy officer. The National, an English-language, state-aligned newspaper in Abu Dhabi, reported the verdict in its Tuesday’s edition. It says the 34-year-old Egyptian grabbed the 22-year-old woman’s thigh and forced her to touch his groin while driving her from a mall to Dubai’s Jebel Ali port in March 2017. The taxi driver was initially cleared of the charge in a lower court, but prosecutors appealed and won a conviction at Dubai's Court of Appeal. Chiefs caught up in Bahrain sex and corruption scandals Five separate investigations by federal agents netted six sailors for alleged crimes tied to the sex trade in Bahrain. Jebel