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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is confident his regime is no longer threatened after Russia helped turn the tide. At the start of 2018, Syria is on many minds because of the millions either dead, wounded or made refugees. The outgoing year was a good year for President Bashar al-Assad, as forces recaptured major cities and large areas of rebel-held territory. The Russian resort of Sochi is due to host a new round of talks in January. But after so many failed negotiations, what kind of political settlement is possible? Presenter: Hashem Ahelbarra Guests: Yahya Al Aridi - spokesman for the Syrian Negotiating Committee Alexey Khlebnikov - Middle East expert at the Russian International Affairs Council Sami Nader - director of the Levant Institute for Strategic Affairs Source: Al Jazeera Newsfour municipalities in the region of the Escobal mine including: Casillas, Nueva Santa Rosa, Mataquescuintla and San Rafael Las Flores. In addition, the Supreme Court declined to review the Company's request to order MEM to issue the annual renewal of Escobal's export credential. The Company is evaluating its legal and administrative options. The Constitutional Court is expected to rule on all appeals of the Supreme Court's decision on the definitive amparo by the end of the year. Tahoe continues to focus on reaching a peaceful and expeditious conclusion to the roadblock at Casillas, which is approximately 16 kilometers away from the Escobal Mine in San Rafael Las Flores. The Company is making progress with engaging stakeholders at the Casillas roadblock. Things you need to know: 1) They may be trying to spin this as "limited", but TAHO must be severely worried about the

to lawyers in Bolivia. When the death threats started and it became clear the harassment was going to continue until he was silenced, Pinto sought refuge in the Brazilian embassy. It took the Brazilian government, usually reluctant to get involved in such cases, just 10 days to find there were "irregularities"in the cases against Pinto and grant his request. In Venezuela, Eladio Aponte, the former Supreme Court justice, has detailed how senior Venezuelan officials from the presidential palace called him to order specific judicial opinions in drug trafficking cases. Knowing his fate if he spoke out at home, he traveled to Costa Rica, where he requested DEA protection to enter the United States and tell what he knows. In Ecuador, the judge who was handling the criminal libel cases broughtby British film companies DNA Films, IM Global and Reliance and will be distributed in the United States by Lionsgate. The film will star Karl Urban as Judge Dredd in a violent, Dystopian future where law enforcement acts as "judge, jury and executioner." Dredd's main goal? To infiltrate and eradicate a gang that deals a "reality-altering" drug called SLO-MO. JUDGE DREDD is currently published by 2000AD. Check out images from the set of the film below! Be warned that some of the images may be considered graphic. == TEASER == Source: 2000AD

I was a London boy. I wanted to go to Highbury. I wanted to be a part of the whole setup at The Arsenal. It was straight out of a Roy of the Rovers comic. Kenny Sansom I believe he was the greatest Arsenal left back ever. Tom Watt In a summer where a player with less Champions League experience and goals than Nicklas Bendnter is being touted to Real Madrid for the price it would cost to build and run ten children's hospitals, and a Uruguayan on £80,000 a week has complained of being unfairly treated, it is perhaps better that we concentrate on a genuine hero who has fallen on hard times. It was with sadness but not altogether shock that an ex Crystal Palace left back spoke distressingly of financialand emotional problems this month. No not Ashley Cole, a Selhurst loanee and Junior Gunner who once nearly crashed his car in shock and disgust when being informed Arsenal offered him a new contract worth fifty-five thousand pounds a week. No, perish the thought. I am referring to an unpretentious and authentic Gunners champion and legend: Kenny Sansom. August 1983. Kenny is at the height of his powers. A summer previously he was ranked as one of the best left backs on the planet at the 1982 Spain World Cup. If not as good as Italy's Antonio Cabrini, or Brazil's Junior he certainly deserved to inhabit the rarefied stations that France's Manuel Amoros, or an ageing Paul Breitner held. He was certainly the best left back in England -

Gestapo officials at the jail, died in December aged 94. The monument, placed a short distance away from a huge victory arch built during Franco's 36-year dictatorship, was soon daubed with graffiti calling the volunteers "murderers". Supporters of the brigades have written to the British ambassador in Madrid, Giles Paxman, to ask him to intervene. "Although the court's decision was taken on technical grounds, the original complaint was lodged by a lawyer with known far-right connections," said Jim Jump, secretary of the London-based International Brigade Memorial Trust. "There is nothing to celebrate, and especially not in a public space devoted to education," García wrote in his original writ. "The international brigades were created and managed by Stalin, the most genocidal leader in history."collated by Metacritic compared to the scores given to it by the public on the website IMDb. Accolades Lady Bird garnered a variety of awards and nominations. The film was chosen by the National Board of Review, the American Film Institute, and Time magazine as one of the top 10 films of 2017. At the 90th Academy Awards, it was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for Gerwig, Best Actress for Ronan, and Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Metcalf; Gerwig became the fifth woman nominated in the Best Director category. It did not win in any of the five categories in which it was nominated. The film also received eight nominations at the 23rd Critics' Choice Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Supporting

McCormick, co-founder of New York-based Goldman McCormick PR, agreed that "a lot of studios are not going to take a chance" on Smollett since his clouded reputation could jeopardize a primetime franchise. "I believe this is a permanent setback," McCormick said. "He might be able to pick up smaller roles, but I don't think his career will ever reach anything close to its current height." Howard Breuer, CEO of Newsroom Public Relations and a former staff writer at People magazine, said he was unsure if Smollett could return to "Empire," which is expected to conclude its fifth season next month. But that doesn't mean there won't be another star vehicle in Smollett's future, he added. "Maybe his next project is a reality TV show of some kind. It's a different age,"Get Apple Music on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows EDITORS’ NOTES The Red Hot Organization has been raising money and awareness for AIDS/HIV relief since 1989 with compilations like 1990's Red Hot and Blue and 1993's No Alternative; Dark Was the Night marks its 20th release. Following an alchemic collaboration by Dirty Projectors and David Byrne, the Books and Jose Gonzales unveil a gorgeous version of Nick Drake's "Cello Song" that blends big wooden cello tones with soft, sequenced beats. Feist's angelic voice raises the bar high as she and Ben Gibbard give Vashti Bunyan's "Train Song" some otherworldly harmonies. Kronos Quartet's antiquated-sounding title track utilizes old-timey production in an earnest homage to Blind Willie Johnson. Likewise, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings don't stray too far from Shuggie Otis'

Winery, where the tour explores the old traditions of wine-making in the area. Cricova was once the site of a huge network of underground mines and, after the Second World War, it was decided that they should be emptied of mining detritus and converted to wine storage. Journey through the underground streets of this wine city on the electric train with names such as Cabernet Street, Pinot Noir Street etc. There are special tasting halls where you will try various brands of wine and small snacks. (B) DAY 4 TIRASPOL Today visit the capital of Trans-Dniestr, a self proclaimed independent republic which has dreams of joining Russia. Located 40 miles southeast of Chisinau in the Nistru Valley, Tiraspol is considered to be a living museum of Soviet culture. With a populationof 200,000 the city still has its share of Lenin statues, monuments like a T-34 tank on a pedestal and retained street names such as Lenin Street. During this city tour you will see the Pokrov Church (Intercession of the Virgin), the Republican Drama and Comedy Theatre, Central Post office, the Lenin and Suvorov Monuments, Kirov Square and the ruins of the Bender Fortress (on the outskirts of town). (B) DAY 5 ORHEIUL VECHI Today journey to Orheiul Vechi, an historical monastery complex, situated 40 miles from Chisinau on the site of the Moldovan medieval city Orhei. Visit the 19th-century Adormirea Maicii Domnului Church, see the remains of the Geto-Dacian fortress, a functioning cave monastery, as well as the ruins of the old Turkish bath. Also included is a traditional lunch

When a Georgia police officer shot and killed Anthony Hill outside of Atlanta earlier this week, their interaction followed the script of countless others before it. Someone called the police to report that Hill, a black Air Force vet with a history of bipolar disorder, was running around a residential complex — naked. Police later said that he was acting "deranged" and that he lunged at the officer who shot him. Hill was unarmed and evidently in the middle of a mental breakdown, but he ended up dead instead of in a mental healthcare facility. This is an increasing occurrence, as mentally ill people regularly fail to receive the care they need and end up in often deadly encounters with law enforcement. In some cases, the actions of the mentally illOne of the most impressive sights in the Peloponnese, hidden among its imposing mountains, is the temple of Apollo Epicurius, found in Bassae of Figaleia, on Mt Kotilio. Its erection is placed at the end of the fifth century BC and it is said that its architect was Iktinos, who, along with Kalllikratis, had designed the Parthenon. Built on a barren rock, lonely and magnificent, the temple was considered by Pausanias to be one of the most beautiful temples in the Peloponnese. UNESCO declared that it is a World Heritage Site as early as 1986. Today a roof has been placed above it to offer protection, but the visitor will surely feel the awe that the ancient Greeks felt when they worshiped their gods there. There are also

“I’m ready to live like a mole, but I won’t leave,” blurts the driver of this Korean car. A native of Derik —a mainly Syriac town on the border with Iraq—, 28-year-old Gabriel is the youngest of eight siblings, but also the only one remaining today with his parents in the family house. “Germany, Sweden, England ...,” he lists the countries today hosting his dispersed family. He says he even has a sister in China, married to a Kurd who was already doing business there before the war began in 2011. Uncertainty over the immediate future has been a wave sweeping away the local population over the last eight years.It was in the summer of 2012 when Kurds took over their territory after Assad loosened his grip onby the Turks in 1915 and, of course, the more recent portraits of the Syriac fighters fallen in the war against ISIS. Whereas the Islamists are cornered in their last pocket, Barsoum labels the broader picture as “a standby situation”.“We still do not know what Trump's plans are, and that is one of the key issues. If Americans stay, Erdogan will think it twice before making any move,” says this 43-year-old veterinarian. An agreement with Assad would wipe out any risk of invasion from Turkey, but Barsoum claims that negotiations with the regime are in a dead end. The conditions posed by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria include democratization measures such as the constitutional recognition of the non-Arab minorities of the country as well as

address the problem, the U.S. State Department initiated the first Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom in Washington last year. More than 1,000 civil society and religious leaders, and more than 100 foreign delegations were invited to the second Ministerial in July, in what has been called the largest religious freedom event in the world. Reporting on religious freedom makes clear why Trump would highlight the issue at the U.N. Religious-freedom conditions continued to worsen in countries around the world in 2018, according to the latest report by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, a federal government entity established by the U.S. Congress. The report listed 10 countries, including Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, and North Korea as “countries of particular concern.” “The Chinese government continued to persecute all faiths in anpresident will address the General Assembly on Sept. 24. On the sidelines of the event, he is scheduled to hold meetings with several leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, South Korean President Moon Jae-in, Polish President Andrzej Duda, and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are set to meet on Sept. 25. In August, they announced that they had reached a deal on “core principles” of a trade agreement covering market access in agriculture and some industrial goods, as well as digital trade. Both sides are expected to sign the deal at the U.N. General Assembly. The president also is set to meet with Western Hemisphere leaders to discuss Venezuela and ask them to increase the pressure on the

MARKET NOTICE November 6, 2001 Market Surveillance Committee Nominations and Selection Process ISO Market Participants: The MSC Selection Committee is currently accepting nominations (including self-nominations) for the two vacant Market Surveillance Committee (MSC) positions. The MSC Selection Committee is comprised of Frank Wolak, Chair of the MSC; Severin Borenstein, Director of the Energy Institute at the University of California; and Anjali Sheffrin, the ISO's Director of Market Analysis. The selection committee will conduct an extensive review of each candidate's independence and qualifications and compose a short recommendation list for the two additional member positions on the MSC. In order to meet the goal of presenting a final recommendation list of 5 candidates to the ISO CEO by December 21, 2001, from which the ISO CEO will select the two candidates for ratification as new members by the Governing Board on January 24,to love his ribbiting neighbors very much, and would fall asleep to the sound of their croaks, dreaming about their full, froggy lives. A Mere creation works on his sewing. Meanwhile, elsewhere in Europe, taxidermy was all the rage. The late 19th century saw natural historians and museum curators improving animal preservation technology by leaps and bounds. Artistic innovators like Hermann Ploucquet and Walter Potter married technical chops with anthropomorphic artistry, dressing up mice and rabbits in human clothes and putting them in relatable situations—tea parties, classrooms, cricket fields. These tableaus were particularly popular with British audiences, beguiling everyone from Charles Darwin to Queen Victoria. Mere, too, was inspired by this work, and decided to use it to bring his childhood dreams to life. Good amphibian taxidermy was considered particularly top-notch,

Jerry Simmons (tennis) Jerry Simmons is an American tennis coach, known as "Coach Simmons." Playing career Simmons graduated from Amarillo High School in 1964 and then attended Amarillo College from 1964 thru 1965. He went on to attend West Texas State University, now West Texas A&M University, in Canyon, Texas, where he majored in English and History. He received his Bachelor's from West Texas State University in 1969. Coaching career Coach Simmons began his career in 1970, coaching football at Longfellow Junior High School, then at McCarther High School, both located in San Antonio, Texas. In 1972, he began coaching for the Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette, Louisiana, and coached there until 1982. In 1974, he became the United States Junior Davis Cup Coach. Starting in 1983, Simmons became the head men’s tennis coachFormer Bachelor Chris Soules was arrested Tuesday morning, according to TMZ. The reality TV star was allegedly involved in a car accident in Iowa that left one man dead. Soules, who starred on season 19 of the ABC dating series, was reportedly driving a Chevrolet pickup truck on Monday evening when he rear-ended a tractor trailer. KWWL reported that the trailer ended up in a ditch. Police told the outlet that Soules fled the scene, leaving behind his truck. The driver of the trailer was taken to the hospital by an ambulance, but died from his injuries. The Buchanan County Sheriff's Office confirmed to People that Soules was arrested at 1:16 a.m. Tuesday. The outlet reports that he has not been charged with driving under the influence. He is scheduled

complaint in cause number B-9429, it appears that the action was prosecuted by James Payne as a class action in behalf of all the members of Local 813, United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America, said members being bus riders and customers of the Evansville City Coach Lines, Inc. The controversy arises out of a proposed new tariff for bus fares, which was filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana, hereafter referred to as the commission, to become effective January 15, 1951. This was numbered P.S.C.I. B-4. The commission held a hearing after notice on this proposed increase in rates, and the increase was resisted by the plaintiffs. The commission, upon motion of the plaintiffs, suspended the increased fares for a period of sixty days from andwith the essentials of a fair trial, and the Commission must act upon evidence and not arbitrarily." Later in the same year the same Chief Justice, in deciding the question of notice and hearing to be afforded by an administrative board stated: "The vast expansion of this field of administrative regulation in response to the pressure of social needs is made possible under our system by adherence to the basic principles that the legislature shall appropriately determine the standards of administrative action and that in administrative proceedings of a quasi-judicial character the liberty and property of the citizen shall be protected by the rudimentary requirements of fair play. These demand a `fair and open hearing,' — essential alike to the legal validity of the administrative regulation and to

Lamarr's work pioneering radio-guided torpedoes, Jimmie Angel's "mile high" waterfall, and the first convict to be released on DNA evidence. • National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Bob Ballard has been scouring the bottom of the world's oceans for nearly a quarter century. He discovered the Titanic, and countless other forgotten shipwrecks in the Mediterranean and other areas. He tells Boyd that he is wrapping up his exploration of ancient Roman wrecks and is turning his attention to the "unexplored America." He hopes to be one of the first to do an exhaustive search of the seafloor off the United States' Pacific coast. • Most of human history existed before the advent of GPS technologies that can pinpoint where we are at any time. National Geographic Fellow and ethnonavigation expert Elizabeth Lindsey hasTheir use of rhino horn to cure cancer simply threatens rhinos, without helping anybody. National Geographic Emerging Explorer and snake expert Zoltan Takacs was in Thailand, where cobras are raised for meat and their venom used to help male virility. The snakes aren't endangered, but Takacs tells Boyd that their handlers are, since many hospitals that lack anti-venoms to save human lives. Turkey is famed for its honey, which is music to Boyd's ears—he has a notorious sweet tooth. He visited National Geographic grantee Cat Jaffee, a beekeeper who left her job in Washington, D.C. to make honey in rural Turkey. She says that bees harvest pollen from their surroundings: the best honey comes from bees with natural surroundings, large meadows, rather than urban environments. Most people, Jaffee says,

Did the Baltimore Ravens get an illegal practice kick before game-winning field goal? Moments before kicking a game-winning 47-yard field goal to send his team to the AFC championship, Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker took a practice kick on the field during a break in between the first and second overtime sessions in Denver. While players milled around, waiting to restart the game following the expiration of the first 15 minutes of the extra session, Tucker was seen taking at least one warm-up kick. The impromptu practice drew protests from some Denver Broncos, including Champ Bailey, who can be seen questioning its fairness in the accompanying picture. Turns out that taking on-field kicks is not an offense that brings a penalty. But, strangely, it's also not allowed. Arizona Cardinals kicker Jay FeelyWhen Indonesia's Mount Tambora erupted in 1815, it unleashed the most destructive wave of extreme weather the world has witnessed in thousands of years. The volcano's massive sulfate dust cloud enveloped the Earth, cooling temperatures and disrupting major weather systems for more than three years. Amid devastating storms, drought, and floods, communities worldwide endured famine, disease, and civil unrest on a catastrophic scale. On the eve of the bicentenary of the great eruption, Tambora tells the extraordinary story of the weather chaos it wrought, weaving the latest climate science with the social history of this frightening period to offer a cautionary tale about the potential tragic impacts of drastic climate change in our own century. The year following Tambora's eruption became known as the "Year without a Summer," when

Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. BOSTON — The former head of sales for an opioid manufacturer took the stand in federal court here Friday to describe how he followed directions to recruit and bribe doctors for years to increase sales of the company's highly addictive drug. The testimony of Alec Burlakoff, the former vice president of sales for Insys Therapeutics, closed the fifth week of a trial of five former company executives. The group was charged with multiple conspiracies in October 2017, including racketeering, kickbacks and fraud, along with two other former executives who pleaded guilty and have become cooperating witnesses. The first cooperating witness, former CEO Michael Babich, testified last month. Burlakoff is the second. Their testimony against theirformer colleagues is part of a mountain of evidence prosecutors are bringing to build a groundbreaking case to hold pharmaceutical executives accountable. It is the first federal trial involving executives of an opioid manufacturing company, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for Massachusetts, which is prosecuting the case. Expected to last around three months, the first five weeks have already included a series of revelations about the company's conduct. The former executives, including founder and former billionaire John Kapoor, were accused of defrauding insurance companies and bribing doctors to prescribe a highly addictive fentanyl-based pain drug when it wasn't needed. The drug, Subsys, can be up to 100 times stronger than morphine. It was approved by the FDA to treat patients with cancer who had "breakthrough" pain which other narcotics were

constitutional amendment in 2006 banning the state's public colleges from giving "preferential treatment" based on "race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin." The Texas case is likely to reach the Supreme Court first. More than three-fourths of freshmen enroll at the Austin school under a state law that gives automatic admission to students in the top 10 percent of their high school classes. For the remainder, the school considers a number of factors, including race. Two white students denied UT admission under the policy challenged it in federal court. A three-judge appellate panel upheld the admissions policy, and the full 5th U.S. Court of Appeals, one of the most conservative in the country, refused to rehear the case by a vote of 9-7. The Texas Parte law blog reported one of the circuitSupreme Court, the Post reported. Besides Michigan, voters in California, Nebraska and Washington state have enacted amendments banning the use of race for advantage in the public sector, including college admissions. Getting back to those two landmark two decisions in 2003, they actually went two ways -- one restricting the way the University of Michigan used affirmative action to choose undergraduate applicants, and one approving in a narrow way the method the university's law school uses affirmative action to choose applicants. In Gratz vs. Bollinger, the high court ruled 6-3 that the university's admissions guidelines were unconstitutional. The guidelines used a number of factors to evaluate an undergraduate applicant, assigning a numerical value to each factor. Those scoring above 100 were considered eligible to fill the limited number of slots. However,

Illinois as a member of Illinois Marching Illini, University of Illinois Bands, and. The Marching Illini will be touring Wisconsin Directory Small Business Self Employed Stakeholder Liaison Division IRS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY for Practitioners 6/10/2010 The purpose of the IRS Telephone Directory for Practitioners is to assist Boston Regional 1 st Robert Markland Capital University Law School Team 741 2nd Samuel Spinner University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law Team 713 3 rd Tie Harry Jones University of Baltimore Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/2211370/ Handbook of Psychology. Industrial and Organizational Psychology. 2nd Edition Description: Psychology is of interest to John Sheffield, Director Mr. Sheffield is the Director of Elmwood Village Charter School. He is a highly accomplished and experienced educational leader who has served in the field of education for over Balchand Greet 6:20 p.m. The Adena Local Board of Education met in a rescheduled regular session on August 13, 2013 at 7:00 P.M. in the Library-Media Center with the following members responding to roll call: Mrs. Michelle Bowdle, What Has Become of M.A. and Ph.D. Students in MTSU s English Department, 2005-2015? When the English Department converted its D.A. into a Ph.D. over a decade ago, becoming MTSU s first Ph.D. granting program, MCFADYEN et al v. DUKE UNIVERSITY et al Doc. 2 Dockets.Justia.com IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA RYAN MCFADYEN; MATTHEW WILSON; and BRECK ARCHER, Plaintiffs, COMMITTEE ON SPECIAL EDUCATION 2014-2015 MEMBERSHIP: Director of Special Education / Administrative Assistant for Special Education/ of MS/HS Special Education School Psychologist/ Nurse Coordinator School BENTON COUNTY FELONY

Fixing Football August 25, 2015 - 3 minute read Recent revelations concerning traumatic brain injury – particularly in the context of full impact sports – has led to a growing controversy around the youngest group of American football players. In light of all of this research, is it time to declare that football is inherently dangerous? In a theater in Berkeley, CA, the Berkeley Rep presented “X’s and O’s (A Football Love Story)”, an unflinching docudrama that depicts the capital-c “Concussion” as a part of the fiber of the sport of football – as essential as the pass or tackle. Meanwhile, in the Midwest, the family of Joseph Chernach – a former youth football star who took his own life in his early 20s – gathers evidence for its $5 millionby choking the pipeline of young talent into collegiate and professional play. Alternately, it could lead to gladiator-ification – making pro football exactly the sort of bloodsport that the NFL is trying to move away from, a sport one more akin to MMA in its perceived level of brutality. The league is no longer capable of responsibly regulating itself. In late February 2015 the NFL announced it would halt its use of helmet censors to gather head collision metrics. It is considered, if not a crushing blow – a serious setback to the research of concussions in professional sports.

year. In June 1988, this suit was brought to prevent further permits for the same purpose.3 11 When erected in late 1987, the menorah received widespread press attention, including an article and a photograph in the New York Times of Rabbi Raskin lighting the first candle, with City Hall as a backdrop. The article pointed out that the Lubavitch group had been raising the menorah in the park for four years, but had attracted little attention the first two years because the menorah was up for only one day. The article also noted that Burlington's grant of the permit in December 1987 came only one week after a federal magistrate recommended that a cross be removed from the top of a Christmas tree locatedon the front lawn of a courthouse in nearby Hyde Park, Vermont, because the presence of the cross violated the Establishment Clause.4 The menorah became a subject of controversy, the Burlington City Attorney suggested, as a result of the "heightened awareness" of religious symbolism caused by the dispute over the Hyde Park cross. 12 The three plaintiffs in this action are residents of the area who have been exposed to the menorah in the course of their daily activities. Each believes deeply in the principle of separation of church and state, and claims to have suffered mental anguish when confronted with this alleged violation of that principle. Plaintiff Glazier offered the grounds of the synagogue where he officiates, which is private property, as a site

William Sydney Clements, described as 'evil at its worst'. By all accounts, Clements was a truly unpleasant man. Even other English gentry, not themselves given to conspicuous displays of kindness and compassion, thought he took things too far. He famously evicted wholesale his tenants on another of his estates in Donegal, people already desperately poor and starving from the effects of the famine. Mean, ruthless, cruel, given to violence and misogyny, he was eventually murdered by his own farm workers. Like many a stately home, the grandeur of Lough Rynn Castle belies the unpleasant truths of histories of exploitation and appropriation. On the road that leads down to the hotel entrance I meet a farmer pulling out of a field on his tractor. He stops for a chat andtheir northern relations, and there is work to be done to understand their needs. The second revelation was the breadth of the problems they face, from intensive agricultural activities to the extraordinarily high levels of predation. Often over 90 per cent of the nests are destroyed at the egg stage, mainly by foxes and crows. And there is an awful lot of human disturbance. The south of England is densely populated, and increasingly so. People are everywhere doing all kinds of activities, and the impact on wildlife is growing. Birdwatching and photography were cited as a major cause of disturbance on Dartmoor, while dog walking is affecting the birds in the heathland of the New Forest and the Hams around Gloucestershire. While codes of conduct can be imposed in

seize control of the agenda and pass a law to delay Brexit. In 2009, he said he would only serve nine years as Speaker but has recently refused to step down. SCUFFLE AS PARLIAMENT SHUTDOWN A scuffle broke out around Bercow as Labour MPs held up posters saying 'silenced' and tried to hold on to the Speaker as parliament was prorogued. A spokesman for Number 10 confirmed the Commons will be suspended until October 14 after the close of business this evening. It means there will not be another Commons vote until after the five-week shutdown, meaning there won't be an election until November at the earliest. The move is a hammer-blow for Remainers who launched two separate legal bids to block the proroguing, but both were unsuccessful. It comes after the Prime Minister todaysaid No Deal would be a "failure of statecraft" after the Irish PM told him a Brexit deal is possible. He was given a boost as the two leaders held their first face-to-face meeting since he moved into Downing Street in July. Leo Varadkar said the PM had a "Herculean" task on his hands but he was "looking forward" to their Brexit talks today. He said: "If there is a deal, and I think it’s possible, we’ll enter talks on a future relationship agreement between European Union and the UK." BERCOW LOVE IN Jeremy Corbyn led the tributes as Labour MPs treated the Speaker to a standing ovation at the start of a long love-in. The Islington North MP described Bercow as "superb" and said "democracy is stronger for your being the Speaker". But Tories

adding that it is “a question of budget and staffing.” According to Laurent Savary, the Swiss Air Force operates during office hours only, specifically from 8am until a lunch break at noon. A return to cockpits happens at 1:30 pm and they watch over Switzerland’s skies until 5pm. When the Boeing 767-300 with 202 passengers, highjacked by 31-year-old co-pilot Hailemedehin Abera Tagegn got to Europe, it was still too early for the Swiss pilots to gear up for the urgent mission. So the job was done by Italian and French military pilots. Italian Air Force Colonel, Girolamo Ladiciccio, said, the order to intercept the Boeing from the Ethiopian capital came from NATO command. Two Italian, and later a couple of French fighters ensured the Ethiopian aircraft did not stray from itsleading into defendant Almac's, Inc.'s store and was injured. Less than three years later, on March 27, 1989, plaintiff sued Almac's, alleging that Almac's negligently failed to maintain the premises. On February 28, 1992, plaintiff amended her complaint and alleged that defendant Elmwood Avenue Associates (Elmwood), the owner of the premises, negligently failed to maintain the sidewalk. The lease agreement between Elmwood and Almac's stated that Elmwood, the owner, had the duty to maintain the common areas, including the sidewalks. Another provision of the lease agreement provided, *972 however, that if Almac's damages the premises, Almac's had the duty to repair the damage caused by its own conduct. Almac's filed a motion for summary judgment pursuant to Rule 56 of the Superior Court Rules of Civil Procedure. Almac's asserted that

communications, pharmaceuticals and real estate are among the most attractive areas of investment co-operation. There remains high interest in bilateral co-operation between countries’ regions. Russian companies are well represented on the London Stock Exchange that is still the leading international platform for accessing investors on global capital markets with more than 50 Russian and Russian-focused companies traded on the LSE. The latest meeting of the relevant Joint Liaison Group took place in July 2014 at the International Investment Bank in Moscow with the participation of over 40 financial and related industry professionals from both Russia and the UK. Despite the imposition of EU sanctions against Russia, the UK government will continue to offer companies support and advice, which allows them to continue developing mutually beneficial ties and preventing bilateral tradethe Mets for SNY when he said Washington Nationals pitcher Tanner Roark, who had been hit hard in another game, was “getting his tits lit.” In that case, the former MLB star thought he was off the air on a commercial break. Story continues Also on HuffPost The annual horse show on Main Street in Waitsburg, Washington on April 25, 1908. Walter Davidson, the first president of the Harley Davidson Motor Company, poses with his bike after winning the 1908 Federation of American Motorcyclists' endurance run. An Italian woman, Anna Schiacchitano, and her children, Paolo (eldest), Mary and Domenico (in Anna's arms), arrive at Ellis Island in May 1908. They are arriving from Sicily to join Anna'€™s husband, Giovanni Gustozzo, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Load of logs being pulled by two horses in winter, circa

Ranch provided the perfect ambiance for the festival, which drew an estimated 17,000 people over the weekend. Crowds walked the dusty streets, flanked by scenery that has appeared in TV shows such as Gunsmoke and The Magnificent Seven, and movies such as High Noon and The Shootist. The event began Friday evening with a special concert by western music star Don Edwards. The singer has a warm, pleasant baritone, reminiscent of Marty Robbins, and his concert was held at William S. Hart’s former mansion. Hart was the first big movie cowboy, starring during the silent era; he finished his career just as the talkies began. The festival itself featured musical performances on four different stages. Top-name acts appeared at the Melody Ranch Theater, which seats just under 1,000. These concertsrequired a separate ticket, and five of the eight had sold out before the festival began. Saturday concerts at the big theater featured one-hour shows by Wylie and the Wild West, the Sons of the San Joaquin, Michael Martin Murphey and the western swing group, Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys, who provided music for a western-style dance Saturday night. On Sunday, there were shows by Jill Jones, Red Steagall and the Texas Playboys. Riders in the Sky were not at this year’s festival, but they were the only act missing from the top tier of western performers. Murphey, formerly a pop and country artist, has become godfather and conscience to the movement. His set consisted of a number of old-time or “authentic” cowboy songs from the 19th century. The Sons of

The 411: Under the astute leadership of event chair Ashley Rankin, as well as co-chairs Anita Arnold and Su-Su Meyer, A Conversation With a Living Legend put around $1 million in the coffers for the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The draw? Emmy Award-winning CBS journalist Norah O’Donnell, who was interviewing former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. Dr. Rice was the second woman and first African-American woman to hold the post, and she was also the first woman to serve as assistant to the president for national security affairs, under President George W. Bush. The annual Dallas-Fort Worth event helps fund MD Anderson’s Moon Shots Program, an accelerated, comprehensive effort to significantly reduce cancer deaths and transform cancer care. It was founded in 1990 by Lyda Hill,As per the report released by UN on number of newborn deaths, India is among the other five countries responsible for 50% of total newborn deaths globally. Pakistan, Nigeria, Congo and Ethiopia are the other countries. The report named as “Levels and Trends in Child Mortality 2017” stated that in 2016, 5.6 million children died under the age of five years. However this figure is very less as compared to 2000 when the total number of children died below five years age were 9.9 million. Neonatal deaths (deaths during the first 28 days of life) accounted for 46 per cent or 7,000 every day. In terms of percentage India was accountable for 24% new-born deaths deaths, Pakistan 10%, Nigeria has accounted 9%, 4% in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia

drafting running back Trent Richardson in the first round. Brown described Richardson as "ordinary," and the man who helped revolutionize the running back position said he "didn't see anything outstanding" about the rookie back. On Sunday, Richardson rushed for 109 yards and scored two touchdowns in his second NFL game as the Browns lost 34-27 at Cincinnati. According to ESPN Stats & Information, Richardson became the first Browns rookie since the AFL/NFL merger (1970) with 100-plus rushing yards, a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the same game. Richardson has said Brown's comments have motivated him. In a telephone interview Monday with the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Brown said he was impressed with Richardson's performance against the Bengals. "I only saw highlights of the game, but the one he scored on theOF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT ON BEHALF OF CANADA; AND THE MINISTER OF ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS ON BEHALF OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 1. The First Nation has made a formal commitment in writing to Canada and British Columbia to negotiate a treaty under the six-stage treaty process, and Canada and British Columbia have each made the same written commitment to the First Nation. These formal written commitments should be exchanged as soon as possible after the initial meeting. Copies of the letters must be sent to the Commission. 2. Each party must appoint a Chief Negotiator who has continuing responsibilities for conducting the negotiations. Each party should identify its Chief Negotiator and the members of its negotiating team. The Chief Negotiator will be the liaison person with the Commission. He or

Author Bloodied In Visit To City by Paul Bass | Jul 1, 2014 7:29 pm (15) Comments | Commenting has been closed | E-mail the Author Posted to: Arts & Culture, Books, Legal Writes Novelist Colum McCann came to New Haven to spread a story about healing. Before he got the chance, he landed in the hospital with a bloodied head after trying to be a “Good Samaritan.” McCann (pictured) was attacked outside The Study at Yale Saturday night. That was somewhat ironic given the reason the New York-based author of the National Book Award-winning Let the Great World Spin was in New Haven. He came to address a Sunday event at Southern Connecticut State University hosted by Narrative 4, an organization McCann helped found along with other writers to “promote empathyregularly scheduled domestic passenger flight, destined for Columbus, Ohio. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed and the flight was operating on an instrument flight plan. According to the operator, the pilot reported there had been an abnormal vibration as the aircraft accelerated through takeoff rotation speed (Vr). Several passengers pressed their flight attendant call buttons and alerted the flight attendants who, in turn, reported the cowling separation to the cockpit crew. The return for landing at the departure airport at 33 was unremarkable. The aircraft was taxied to the terminal gate and the passengers deplaned normally. Postflight inspection revealed that the outboard, forward cowl door on the left (number ) engine had separated from the engine nacelle. There was a -inch cut through the landing gear (strut) door and there

other drugs, including over-the-counter medication, or includes a statement indicating a lower cost alternative may soon be available. S. 484; Enhancing Drug Safety and Innovation Act of 2007: This is the 110th Congress' version of the drug safety bill introduced by Senators Mike Enzi (R-WY) and Ted Kennedy (D-MA) last year. Since that time, Senators Enzi and Kennedy have changed places on the HELP Committee, with Senator Kennedy now at the helm of the Committee. The bill requires that the FDA devise "Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS)" at the outset of its approval process for new drugs. The REMS can include strategies for disseminating risk information about a drug, including requiring preclearance of promotional material to ensure that advertisements convey information regarding risk. The FDA can make recommendationsand the left-wing Farc movement, with more than 220,000 people killed and millions displaced in unrest which has also involved other guerrilla groups and right-wing paramilitaries. It is the longest-running armed conflict in the Western Hemisphere. "It isn't common for a country to refer itself to the council, but it's exactly the kind of role the United Nations should be playing," said British UN Ambassador Matthew Rycroft. "I hope today will mark the start of the final stage of peace talks." US Ambassador Samantha Power warned that issues between the two sides still needed to be resolved, such as the removal of land mines and the re-integration of guerrillas into the population. image copyright Reuters image caption The mission was unanimously approved by the UN Security Council The UN resolution asks Secretary-General Ban

Police Gang Unit were patrolling an area in Albuquerque known as Trumball Park. The police department had received several complaints of gang activity in the area, ranging from trespassing and graffiti to drive-by shooting. Defendant and two other men were walking on a city sidewalk toward and within a block of Trumball Park when the officers observed the three men. The officers knew one of the men as an avowed gang member and narcotics distributor. When the officers had seen this particular man in the past, the routine was to stop and frisk him, and to ask him some questions. The officers did so on this occasion as well. When the officers stopped this man, he perfunctorily raised his arms and locked his fingers behind his back, awaitingthe frisk. The officers observed that defendant was wearing blue nylon sweat pants with a wide gold stripe on each leg, and a similar sweat shirt. One officer testified that the sweat pants were partially sagging down defendant's buttocks, but not so much as the officer had seen on some gang members. Defendant also wore a particular brand of athletic shoes one gang favors. Based on the area where the officers observed defendant, the fact that he was with a known gang member, defendant's apparel, and his manner of wearing it (the sagging), the officers determined that defendant was a gang member. Their training and experience taught them that gang members are often armed. Thus, in the interest of safety, the officers ordered defendant to assume the same stance

the senior national team, with which he took part in the 1987 World Championships in Sofia. Pop qualified for the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. He was defeated by Brazil's Roberto Lazzarini in the second round and finished 25th. In the team event Romania ranked 11th. After his retirement from the national team as an athlete Pop became a coach in Satu Mare. In 2004 he relocated to Kungsbacka in Sweden and took a coaching position at FK 1999. He continued taking part in international fencing competitions in Scandinavia, winning two satellite World Cup events: the Trekanten Open in the 2006–07 season and the SAF Pokalen in 2011. He trains the Sweden junior national team since 2008. After two members of the senior team, Emma Samuelsson and Sanne Gars,de la Recherche Scientifique, Marseilles, France) were presented and there were two keynote lectures. Weinstein did a particularly nice job of setting the context of the meeting by noting that he had never seen a field where the literature was so far ahead of the reality. He felt this was a result of the fact that not only are the analytical methodologies being applied to microarrays under active development but the technology itself is far from becoming stabilized, and it is still uncertain which technologies will survive at the end of the day. He saw this state of flux as being a healthy thing for the field and one that will continue to exist for the near term. Weinstein also attempted to categorize the field of bioinformatics, in

10 Critically-Acclaimed 2013 Video Games (With Major Gameplay Flaws) 2013 has been a stellar year for gaming. From cinematic mainstream AAA titles like GTA V, The Last Of Us and Bioshock Infinite, to the steadily increasing rise of the indies like Brothers: Tale of Two Sons and Gone Home, the end of 2013 has left behind many memorable gaming experiences, and hopefully inspire success in 2014. With the colossal amount of critical acclaim these games have garnered, it has become quite a bit easier to overlook their less superb aspects, but it would be foolish to suggest that any game last year – even the most critically acclaimed – were anything like perfect. Despite having the power and financial clout of some of the biggest gaming studios behind them, somegames hit the market broken, and not just the infamous examples like Aliens: Colonial Marines, which was comically awful, or some of the lesser, basically unplayable titles of the year. Some of the most notoriously flawed games of the year were actually the same titles that were counted as the most critically acclaimed of the year, proving once more why developers and publishers think it’s fine to release unfinished or undercooked titles. Because they will still sell, and will still be acclaimed, no matter what. In this list we will take a look (in no particular order) at some of most popular and highly rated games of 2013, and the flaws they possess that would have brought lesser games down. Brittany Gadsden has lots of hobbies. Like playing video games. And...reading

Fayson's block against Arkansas that set up an early touchdown in the SEC title game. 5. Trickery will be the difference.- Florida is capable of breaking the game open early -- and putting the Buckeyes on their heels -- with some vintage Meyer surprises. The coach said he slept through that epic game, but on the plane ride out to Arizona the next morning, he reportedly killed time with offensive coordinator Dan Mullen by drawing up trick plays. So far in the Pre-game we've had a meeting of the teams at mid-field, Eddie and Emmitt yucking it up, a story about Chris Leak with the soundtrack being My Chemical Romance, Richard Lewis talking about the Bucks, and now the Best Damn Band in the Land dotting the I. Oh and fromIn 2012, Qatar’s population grew nearly 5 percent, to 1.95 million, primarily due to an influx of foreign labor to meet the demands of a booming construction sector. Qatar has the highest ratio of non-citizens to citizens in the world, with nationals comprising approximately 12 percent of the population. The country has some of the most restrictive sponsorship laws in the Gulf region, and forced labor and human trafficking are serious problems. The government has failed to address shortcomings in the legal and regulatory framework despite the initiation of many large-scale projects in preparation for Qatar hosting the World Cup in 2022. In June 2012, the Shura Council passed a new draft media law with provisions on free speech that may jeopardize Qatar's reputation as a center for media

The Beguiled (R) Synopsis The Beguiled adapted by Sofia Coppola from Thomas Cullinan's novel of the same name, unfolds in a girls' school in the state of Virginia in 1864. As the Civil War rages, The Miss Martha Farnsworth Seminary for Young Ladies has been sheltered from the outside world - until the day a wounded Union soldier is discovered nearby and taken in. 398 U.S. 1 (1970) NASH ET AL. v. UNITED STATES. No. 678. Supreme Court of United States. Argued April 21, 1970. Decided May 18, 1970. CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT. *2 Harold I. Apolinsky argued the cause for petitioners. With him on the brief were Joseph S. Bluestein and Alex W. Newton. Matthew J. Zinn argued the cause for the United States. With him on the brief were Solicitor General Griswold, Assistant Attorney General Walters, Gilbert E. Andrews, and Stuart A. Smith. MR. JUSTICE DOUGLAS delivered the opinion of the Court. Petitioners were partners operating eight finance offices in Alabama. The partnership reported its income on the accrual method of accounting and instead of deducting bad debts within the taxable year as permitted by § 166 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code of

- 1995, Bridget returned in 2011 as the Head of Lower School. Bridget received her undergraduate degree in Elementary Education in 1986 from LSU. In 2002, she earned her master’s degree in Gifted Education with a minor in Educational Technology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She completed her administrative certification at Louisiana Tech University in 2005. She has been an educator for twenty-eight years, eighteen of which were spent teaching traditional and gifted classes in private, public, and Parochial schools. She has ten years of experience as an elementary school administrator and is in her seventh year as Head of Lower School at Episcopal.​for efficiently and thoroughly cleaning the foreline in a semiconductor processing system and a method of doing the same. One approach that has been employed to clean the foreline relies on a scrubbing system that uses plasma enhanced CVD techniques to extract reactive components in the exhaust gas as film deposits on electrode surfaces. The scrubbing system is designed to maximize the removal of reactants as a solid film and uses large surface area spiral electrodes. The spiral electrodes are contained within a removable canister that is positioned near the end of the foreline between the blower pump and mechanical pump. After a sufficient amount of solid waste has built up on the electrodes, the canisters may be removed for disposal and replacement. Problems exist in this prior art method

BMO Field in late November. Speaking through a translator, Giovinco talked about why he wasn’t as productive at home, and suggested that the Argonauts moving into BMO Field this season changed the condition of the pitch and might have caused him to cramp up. The Italian said he took his complaints to management, who responded that they were confident they could improve the playing surface for 2017. Giovinco scored six goals and added four assists in six playoff games (all as a starter) this year. Three of those goals came at Yankee Stadium in a 5-0 win over NYCFC, and two of his assists came away from home. The Italian, who just completed the second season of his five-year contract, stated he has no interest in signing with a European clubGardaí will interview former employees of Radio Dublin, the pirate station owned by convicted child molester Eamon Cooke, as part of their investigation into the disappearance of Philip Cairns in 1986. They are also seeking to interview people known to Cooke at the time in an effort to establish his movements on Thursday, October 23rd, 1986, the day Philip went missing. Philip (13) was last seen as he left his home on Ballyroan Road in Rathfarnham at about 1.30pm, as he began his journey on foot back to Coláiste Eanna after lunch. Despite extensive searches and numerous appeals for information, no trace of him was found apart from a canvas schoolbag found six days later in a laneway near his home. It was dry despite rain earlier that day, indicating it

drivers attempt the trip they are attacked along the journey. For a town of its size and location, Maua has a disproportionately large number of residents of Somali heritage, most of whom are involved in the khat trade as middlemen. They are also big consumers themselves. Khat trader in Meru – some 300 kilometres north of Nairobi – deliver the herb on a motorbike. Photograph: Simon Maina/AFP/Getty Images ‘Miraa was the heartbeat of this town’ The effects of the London ban have reached everybody in the khat micro-economy, from the big name traders like Muraa to the small fish who depend on the trade for their survival. Although Muraa has made investments that have cushioned him against the blows of a deeply depleted income, those at the lower end of the foodmoney to buy things,” says Lawrence Kobia, who owns a bookshop. He says that his sales have plummeted by more than 40% since last year. Seizures In its submissions to parliament, the Home Office committee warned that banning khat would result in the formation of a black market – as seen in the United States and other European countries including Norway and Holland. Although initially khat sold for between £3 and £4 a kilogram in Britain, the committee reported that if it was banned the price could increase to £318, similar to its price in the US. Their predictions turned out to be true: there has been a proliferation of the stimulant in London since the ban. While the border police have no statistics on seizures, the London Metropolitan police says it

-with not desperate lives, but less comfortable lives and people trying to find the center in them. And I think there's a hunger for that kind of careful examination of life that wouldn't be observed otherwise. VITALE: And that includes lives of color, says John Patrick Shanley. Shanley won the Pulitzer Prize last year for his Broadway hit, "Doubt." Ten years ago, he heard about Labyrinth and asked how he could join. He was told, write a play. Since then, he's written three plays for the company. Mr. JOHN PATRICK SHANLEY (Playwright; Pulitzer Prize Winner): I felt like it was a good match, that they were urban group, that they reflected the multiplicity of ethnicity in New York, and I wanted that, to work with people like that. Sometimes it'sa textbook. The natural world leaves a record in the form of tree rings, which can be read like a very detailed book, covering a long period of human history. Now a team of researchers has correlated the demise of Angkor, the capitol of the Khmer Empire in Cambodia, with a decades-long drought interspersed with intense monsoons in the 14th and 15th centuries. Brendan Buckley of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University and his colleagues have put together a high-resolution record of periods of drought and moisture in Southeast Asia that is over three quarters of a millennium long from 1250 to 2008 AD. Their research was funded by the National Science Foundation's Paleoclimate Program, which is part of the directorate for geosciences. Just as satellite photos do--large sets of information

Image copyright Getty Images Back in December Donald Trump said New Jersey Governor Chris Christie "totally knew" about his staff engaging in a politically motivated closing in 2013 of several lanes on a key bridge from his state into New York City. It turns out Mr Trump may have been right. On Monday, federal prosecutors in the trial of two New Jersey government officials over their involvement in what has become known as the "Bridgegate" scandal said one of the defendants and a star witness boasted about their actions to the New Jersey governor at the time. It's a rare point of agreement between the prosecutors and the defence attorneys whose case largely rests on Mr Christie's knowledge - and approval - of the lane closures. The prosecution asserts that even though MrChristie obviously knew of his aides' actions, which were taken to punish a local Democratic mayor who declined to endorse the governor in his 2013 re-election bid, the staff members should still be held culpable. "At the end of this case the only issue for you to decide is whether Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni are guilty of the crimes with which they are charged beyond a reasonable doubt," prosecutor Vikas Khanna said. "That's it." Monday's revelation runs counter to the governor's repeated insistence that he knew nothing about the actions of his subordinates, which he said were "completely inappropriate and unsanctioned". More than that, it caps what can only be described as an epic reversal of fortune for the man who five years ago was considered a rising star

Colombia’s two largest cocaine handlers. As such they acted as the primary sources for a generation of Mexican drug traffickers who in turn smuggled vast drifts of blow across the border to the lucrative U.S. market. More recently, amid the seismic shifts in the Colombian underworld, some of the largest and most ruthless Mexican cartels took matters into their own hands—sending down their own experienced personnel to enhance the production process, build new alliances, and prop up local crime groups in order to make sure coke quotas are met. After a slight dip earlier this decade, Colombian cocaine production has made a strong comeback, rising by about 50 percent in both 2016 and 2017 . U.S. authorities estimate some 247,000 acres of coca leaves, which are the raw ingredient offrom foreign crime groups. Evidence suggests that drug trafficking organizations from Mexico are seeking new and qualified allies in South America, such as dissident FARC fronts that have refused to demobilize. The Sinaloa cartel has been accused of funding their old partners the Gulf Clan, as well as establishing ties with the National Liberation Army (ELN), another left-leaning guerrilla group seeking to occupy territory left vacant after the FARC armistice. In addition to those major players the Mexican crime groups have also begun working with entrenched local gangs, such as Los Chatas and the Puntilleros, that control regional smuggling networks. In all, Aztec affiliates have been detected in at least 10 Colombian states, including the major urban centers around Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali. “Drug War Failure” According to Attorney General Martínez, the

format without comments, and in SGF format without comments. The games, with commentaries, also appear in issues 108 and 109 of the British Go Journal. Matthew Macfadyen therefore won 3-0. Recent History of the British Go Championship The British Go Championship is open to anyone with British citizenship or with five years residence in Britain. Since 1993, this included Shutai Zhang, who is a Chinese national and came to Britain in 1988. In 1993, he defeated Matthew Macfadyen, and became British Go Champion. He has retained the title every year until 1997. In 1997, Shutai Zhang decided not to compete, leaving the title match to be played between the two highest-placed players in the Challenger's League. Some players qualified for this through the Candidates' Tournament. Tournament Schedule The British Champion is the first to achieve three victories. The schedule was as follows: Game Date Venue Result Black White 1 Saturday 12/7/1997 DaiwaTHANK YOU, NINA. WE SHOULD NOTE WE'RE STILL WAITING FOR THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S REPORT ON THE OFFICIAL CAUSE OF DEATH. GOVERNOR DAYTON HAS ORDERED ALL FLAGS BE FLOWN AT HALF STAFF IN HONOR OF PEACE OFFICERS MEMORIAL DAY TODAY IN HONOR OF PEACE OFFICERS OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. AT THE STATE CAPITOL POLICE OFFICER ARE STANDING IN A 24 HOUR SILENT VIGIL THAT STARTED LAST NIGHT AT 7:00. THEY'LL STAND IN 20 MINUTE SHIFTS UNTIL 7:00 TONIGHT. AFTER LOSING ONE OF THEIR OWN LAST FALL DEPUTIES FROM AIKEN COUNTY GOT TO HONOR STEVEN SANDBERG IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL. 11 DEPUTIES SPENT MONTHS RAISING MORE THAN $10,000 TO BE ABLE TO TRAVEL TO THE NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL IN WASHINGTON D.C. THIS WEEKEND. OFFICER SANDBERG WAS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY BACK IN OCTOBER GUARDING A HOSPITAL PATIENT WHO WAS SUSPECTED OF A CRIME WHEN THE PATIENT GRABBED SANDBERG'S GUN AND SHOT HIM. OFFICERS FROM AIKEN

jurisdiction of Virginia, the damage was done; in the interim between the Marshall decision in 1819 and the Girard decision in 1841, the Virginia Court had occasion to address itself to the exact problem posed in the Baptist Church case. That Court held, in the case of Gallego's Executors v. Attorney General, 3 Leigh 450 (1828), that the Statute of Charitable Uses was abolished by the statute abrogating British laws, supra, and consequently, unspecific charitable trusts involving church property would of necessity fail in that jurisdiction. This occasioned the enactment of a statute in 1839 by the Virginia Assembly permitting trustees to hold property for religious organizations. Code of Virginia (1849) c. 77. This statute, reflecting subsequent amendments by the Virginia Assembly, was the immediate historical predecessor ofpersonal property. The body appointing may remove such trustee or trustees,. . ., and fill all vacancies caused by death, removal, or otherwise." Section 6, Id. following, provides that the certificate of appointment of trustees shall be recorded in the clerk's office in the county where the church property is located. Section 7 states further, inter alia, the power and responsibilities of duly appointed trustees in respect to church property: "The trustee or trustees of any church. . ., within this State," shall have power to take and hold real and personal property and to sue and be sued on account of the property they hold or claim. This section also significantly provides in specific language: "The trustee or trustees shall be accountable to that church, religious sect, society, or denomination,

weeks" and lost custody of her children for "about a year" while she attended mandatory classes in parenting. Her Application for Cancellation of Removal and Adjustment of Status for Certain Nonpermanent Residents similarly indicates that she was "convicted" in 1990 for "Child Abuse," and that she "served [fifteen] days" in jail. Mota was again granted a continuance of her hearing. On October 14, 2005, Mota appeared at her next scheduled hearing with a new attorney who informed the IJ that he would be requesting a continuance. The IJ stated that Mota's conviction documents established that she was statutorily ineligible for cancellation of removal under 8 *1167 U.S.C. § 1229b(b)(1)(C), because she was convicted in 1990 of "Inflicting Injury Upon a Child," a violation of California Penal Code § 273d.to resolve other aspects of Mota's cancellation claim. The mandate shall not issue until ordered by this court following exhaustion of mediation proceedings. PETITION FOR REVIEW GRANTED; ASSIGNED TO MEDIATION; ISSUANCE OF MANDATE WITHHELD. NOTES [*] The Honorable Barry T. Moskowitz, United States District Judge for the Southern District of California, sitting by designation.

US Natl Lib. Medicine When Max Dale Cooper joined Robert Good's laboratory at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis in 1963, there were two camps in immunology. Neither was particularly fond of the other. At the time, the central question in immunology was how vertebrates tailor their defences to bacteria and viruses, whose chemical structures show nearly unlimited diversity. Within two years of joining Good's laboratory, Cooper had made a discovery about the cells that accomplish this task — lymphocytes — that proved essential to cracking the mystery, and ultimately to unifying the camps of his field. Fifty years ago this week, Good, Cooper and their colleague Raymond Peterson published a paper1 in this journal revealing that there are two types of lymphocyte. The insight shaped the course of modern immunologyis unique, or clonal, was becoming increasingly accepted. Each cell carries a unique surface receptor that, when bound by antigen, triggers the proliferation of that clone. This theory was developed in the late 1950s by Frank Macfarlane Burnet at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI) of Medical Research in Melbourne, Australia, and David Talmage at the University of Chicago in Illinois2, 3. It gave immunology a conceptual framework, yet proof of its existence and its workings remained elusive. In 1961, Jacques Miller, also at the WEHI, demonstrated that a mouse with its thymus removed did not reject skin grafts from different strains of mice, as the animals normally would4. This suggested that the thymus was a crucial source of cells that mediate phenomena such as rejection, but his

The buildings, which are typically lit up at night, glowed green for the evening. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo directed that both the One World Trade Center and the Kosciuszko Bridge to be lit green in solidarity. "The White House's reckless decision to withdraw from the Paris Accord has devastating repercussions not only for the United States, but for our planet," Governor Cuomo said in a press release. "This administration is abdicating its leadership and taking a backseat to other countries in the global fight against climate change."Yesterday our views of the striped hyena in Velavadar were brief and some of my clients did not see it. Our views of the three wolves, in the crushing, distorting heat of the Gujarati afternoon, were very distant. In the crisp cool light of this morning we saw both species beautifully. Having left the hyena cubs in their den last night, this morning we went to them as soon as the park gates opened at seven. It seemed at first as though they had already gone to earth for the day, but soon a pair of great ears twitched above the light grasses and one cub, an exquisite faded gold with soft charcoal stripes, padded home. Soon it was joined by another and my three jeeps watched in silence

Loved Me Moonraker For Your Eyes Only Octopussy A View to a Kill GEORGE LAZENBY When James Bond returned to the screen for a new mission in 1969 he was played by George Lazenby, who brought a ferocious fighting style – and a touching vulnerability – to the role. When he wasn’t on skis, Lazenby’s dapper agent favored an Aston Martin DBS, which holds the distinction of being 007’s wedding car. MOVIES on hER majesty’s secret service SEAN CONNERY Tough, smooth, ruthless and charming, Connery’s Bond was the first to drive the iconic Aston Martin DB5, but he was equally at home in a classic Bentley Continental, a Sunbeam Alpine or even the ‘Little Nellie’ gyrocopter. MOVIES Dr No From Russia With Love Goldfinger Thunderball You Only Live Twice Diamonds Are Forever FAQ EAGLEMOSS LTD TERMS AND CONDITIONS TERMS OF WEBSITE USE This page (together with the documents referred tohome address and phone number." In January, fellow feminist writer Amanda Hess wrote about her own experiences dealing with a Twitter user who repeatedly threatened to rape and kill her and cut off her head. "None of this makes me exceptional," noted Hess, who received her first rape threat back in 2009. "It just makes me a woman with an Internet connection." Let's not forget Caroline Criado-Perez, the activist who successfully campaigned to have Jane Austen's face on a British bank note last year, only to receive a deluge of horrifically graphic threats that, at their peak, were being sent via Twitter at the rate of one per minute, "with men discussing how they will rape me together, which parts of my body will be penetrated and exactly how they are

successful they grew into bazaars in a few years’ time. Following the Japanese evacuation after World War II, these mongo shops vanished entirely from the market scene.” If we go back in history we will know that the tropical Philippines did not have a regular supply of ice until the Americans built the Insular Ice Plant at the turn of the last century. Filipinos got their first taste of ice that was imported from the United States in the mid-19th century. Ice ships carrying the blocks of Wenham Lake Ice sailed from America to India and Australia with a stopover in the Philippines. We could not have had halo-halo before the introduction of ice in the mid-1800s and the introduction, by the Japanese, of beans in syrup before Worldon appeal, she claims that the trial court erred in overruling her pretrial motions to suppress and admitting at trial the marijuana seized during the search of her purse, after being stopped for a perceived traffic violation and being arrested on an outstanding warrant, which was unrelated to the stop, and any incriminating statements she made to law enforcement officials concerning the marijuana because the evidence sought to be suppressed was the fruit of an unlawful search and seizure. We reverse and remand. Facts On June 5, 1999, Trooper Michael Bracker of the Missouri State Highway Patrol was on duty, traveling southbound on Highway 65 in Benton County, when he observed a northbound vehicle being driven by the appellant, which did not have a front license plate or a license plate

706 S.E.2d 468 (2011) STATE of North Carolina v. Michael FORD. No. 481P10. Supreme Court of North Carolina. March 10, 2011. Michael Ford, for Ford, Michael. Catherine F. Jordan, Assistant Attorney General, for State of North Carolina. Peter S. Gilchrist, III, District Attorney, for State. ORDER Upon consideration of the petition filed by Defendant on the 5th of November 2010 in this matter for a writ of certiorari to review the order of the North Carolina Court of Appeals, the following order was entered and is hereby certified to the North Carolina Court of Appeals: "Dismissed by order of the Court in conference, this the 10th of March 2011." You should know these things about the Prime Minister of Israel who came to Ahmedabad Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to India's six-day visit is so full of dramatic events.Nehru is known as a strong leader in Israel's top of power. He has held the fourth speaker power and he has long been a leader in power in the country.In 1999, Netanyahu announced the elections to be held 17 months before the scheduled time, and he had to face defeat in the elections. After losing the election, he resigned as the Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Likud Party. SOURCE When Arial Sharon became Prime Minister in 2001, Netanyahu was made the first Minister of External Affairs and then Minister of Finance in the Government. In 2005, he resigned because

Canada's Shapovalov upbeat ahead of U.S Open qualifying (Reuters) - Canadian Denis Shapovalov took the tennis world by storm last week with a run to the semi-finals in Montreal that included a win over Rafa Nadal and the teenage sensation is now eager to replicate that success on a much bigger stage. Having already achieved the goals he set for this year, the 18-year-old is oozing confidence in his bid to qualify for the Aug. 28-Sept. 10 U.S. Open and keep his magical season alive. Shapovalov, who rocketed 76 spots higher to 67th in the world rankings this week, said his march to the Montreal semis, where he lost to eventual champion Alexander Zverev of Germany, gave him the belief that he can beat even the best players. “I fought in thatare an abomination to the Lord, but the words of the pure are pleasant. (Prov. 15: 26, NKJV) There is a better way than to use profanity. Use words that are pleasing to the Lord, and good for others. ABOUT RGM Redeeming Grace Ministries is the teaching ministry of Dr. Stanford E. Murrell, supplying the body of Christ with over 40 years of books, articles, sermons, and more to help you grow in grace, truth, and knowledge about the historic Christian faith. You can explore Dr. Murrell’s collection of published writings by visiting his author page at Ichthus Publications. REFLECTION Missional living is a radical concept in Christianity that embraces the mind-set, behaviors, posture, and practices of a missionary in order to engage the community around us with the good news of the gospel

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - The Grand Rapids Community Legends Project on Friday, Sept. 27, unveiled its 11th sculpture, a much-awaited tribute to the pioneering research of three women who developed a vaccine for pertussis, known as whooping cough. The sculpture titled “Adulation: The Future of Science,” features scientists Pearl Kendrick and Grace Eldering with their research assistant Loney Clinton Gordon. In an adjacent sculpture, gazing up at the public health legends, are two children. The women are featured prominently at the Michigan State University Research Center, 400 Monroe Ave. NW. The sculpture, the work of Jay Hall Carpenter, fittingly faces Michigan Street – known as the Medical Mile. “In 1932, 6,000 people died from whooping cough and it served as a call to action for three amazing women to say wemoved. “It is a great sculpture!’’ said Shirley Redland, of Montana, Dr. Eldering’s niece, who attended with her daughter and son-in-law, Ruth and Al Baue, and her granddaughter, Alison Baue. “She just loved science, loved her work and wanted to make a difference. It is beautiful. In this location, everyone can see it.’’ Redland said she particularly liked how Carpenter incorporated things such as the clipboard her aunt holds, and science tools used in their work including petri dishes and microscopes. She also liked the addition of the children, a boy and girl, who represent the future generation of scientists, who stand in admiration of the women holding a bug jar and magnifying glass. “In the 1930s, when Kendrick and Eldering started their research there was a whooping cough epidemic in Grand Rapids

Muslim pilgrims sleep near Prophet Mohammed Mosque in the Saudi holy city of Medina(AFP/File, Mahmud Hams) By Aya Nader The presidency offered condolences to the families of dead Egyptian pilgrims in Medina, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday. The nine Egyptians were among 12 dead and 130 injured in a hotel fire Saturday, according to a statement from the Egyptian foreign ministry. Sixty-one of those injured were Egyptian. Prime Minister Hazem El-Beblawi also offered his condolences. The Minister of Civil Aviation said the ministry is cooperating with Egypt Air to bring the victims to Egypt. Foreign ministry spokesman Badr Abdelatty said the consulate general in Jeddah, in cooperation with the Saudi Director of Civil Defense and representatives of Medina’s Ministry of Health, are taking steps to preserve the legal and financial rights of the victimsHamtramck — It was a family reunion for descendants of Meyer and Mollie Jacobs on Sunday at an unlikely spot: General Motors Co.'s Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant. The four were among the two dozen visitors in the cold and rainy weather to walk through the gates of Beth Olem Cemetery on one of the two days in the year they are open. Walking into this green, walled site is like entering a whole other world. Beth Olem, which means "house of the world" in Hebrew, is in the northwest corner of the Cadillac plant campus. With the factory's future cloudy, so is Metro Detroit's oldest Jewish cemetery — again. "We wanted to show this to the next generation," said Joseph Roberts, 68, of West Bloomfield Township, the Jacobs' great-grandson, after placing a rock

graduate of Georgetown University, Mike has worked at the Post for 22 years in a variety of editing assignments. He spent 1997 teaching journalism in Brazil on a Fulbright scholarship and is a fluent speaker of Portuguese. Political Economy explores how political forces in Washington and elsewhere in the world shape the economy and how corporate agendas influence political institutions and politicians. The blog offers new perspectives on the day's top economic and business stories with exclusive interviews with government officials and lawmakers, commentary from influential economists and analysis from Post reporters. Ariana Eunjung Cha is the blog's lead writer and Mike Shepard is the author of the daily economic agenda. "Now that we're all used to pre-nups, it's time to start thinking about divorce insurance: Ever had that sinkingFenty and Montgomery Council member Duchy Trachtenberg, or nationally in President Obama's declining poll numbers." Warren extends olive branch to bankers U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner listens to Elizabeth Warren, assistant to President Barack Obama and special adviser to Geithner on consumer protection issues, speak at a conference on mortgage disclosure last week. (Photo Credit: Jay Mallin/Bloomberg) By Brady DennisElizabeth Warren has wielded a rhetorical sledgehammer against the nation's biggest banks in the past, chastising them for using "tricks and traps" to reap massive profits by deceiving their own customers. But Wednesday evening, in her first speech as an Obama administration official and the de facto leader of the new Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, she extended an olive branch to the 400 bankers gathered at the swanky Mandarin Oriental Hotel. "Some of you

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“What I had to endure is beyond what many people can understand,” he told the Globe in 1995. “Surviving was a relentless struggle day to day, hour to hour.” “The history of my childhood is beyond what you can tell civilized people,” he once said, but he did so to keep alive the memories of his relatives and the 6 million Jews who were killed during the Holocaust. Stephan Ross invoked images beyond nightmares when he spoke of his imprisonment as a boy in Nazi labor and death camps – 10 in all. He survived brutal beatings and ravaging illnesses and dashed away when told to wait in a line of those chosen to die. Mr. Ross, the founder of the New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston, died Monday evening. Hehad lived in Newton for many years and previously lived in Dorchester and Jamaica Plain, after coming to America after World War II as a refugee orphan. “Today Boston lost a giant, and the world quite honestly lost a giant,” Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh said Monday evening. “Here’s a man who could have given up several times in his life and he didn’t. I’m very sad today at the loss of Steve Ross.” Part of Mr. Ross’s legacy can be seen in the memorial, which opened in 1995 in Union Street Park, near the Freedom Trail, City Hall, Faneuil Hall, and Quincy Market. Etched on glass panels that make up six 54-foot-tall towers are numbers that begin with 0000001 and end with 6,000,000, to commemorate the Jews killed in the

Mimi Kim and Clarissa Rojas, whose support and tenacious commitment to this essay ultimately sparked it into existence, and my wonderfully sharp and supportive friends, Jakeya Caruthers, Xandra Ibarra, Nick Mitchell, and Emily Thuma, whose love for and commitment to the liberatory potential of pop culture inspire me and give me hope. [ii] There have been other instances of wide media coverage of domestic and sexual violence, but none quite like the media response to Rihanna and Chris Brown. The 1994 murder of Nicole Simpson (and her companion, Ronald Goldman) and the ensuing trial of her accused husband, football star OJ Simpson, reached epic levels of racialized spectacle in the media, but, in part because Nicole Simpson was not alive when the event reached the media, the center ofit on chuckhartmanhistoryconductor and go! The Book of Chronicles is the last book in the Hebrew Canon of the Old Testament. The word "canon" means "authoritative list" when used in connection with the Bible. What we call the Hebrew Canon consists of 24 books arranged in three major divisions: the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings. Christian Bibles have 39 books, because, following the early Greek and Latin translations, the Christian Bible divides Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles into two books each, splits Ezra-Nehemiah into two books, and breaks the Twelve into the twelve Minor Prophets. Students often assume that the Hebrew Canon reflects the "true" order of the books of the OT. In fact, however, there is a great deal of doubt about this order. First of all, the fact that each of the books of the OT was written

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending the Liberal Party's fundraising and accountability ethics amid a brewing controversy over a money-making event with his justice minister at a Bay Street law firm. The $500-a-head reception featuring Minister of Justice and Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould is being hosted by Torys LLP, an international business law firm with offices in Toronto, Montreal, New York, Calgary and Halifax. Cash raised at the event will go to the Liberal Party of Canada. Commitment to ethics, accountability Asked about whether he thinks that is appropriate, Trudeau did not address the specific event. Instead, he spoke of the party's general commitment to meet high standards for ethics and accountability. "The federal government and the Liberal Party of Canada have very, very strict rules around fundraising. We do not permit unionthat no lobbyists are expected to attend. "As one would expect, all MPs have a role to play in attending events for their political party," he added. Duff Conacher, co-founder of Democracy Watch and visiting professor at the University of Ottawa, said if the prime minister won't enforce his own rules he is essentially "approving of corrupt relationships between donors and politicians." "If Prime Minister Trudeau is trying to hide behind the federal political finance rules, he's hiding behind an unethical facade," he said. "It's a charade and it allows still, ministers to essentially be bought off by wealthy individuals." NDP MP and critic for ethics and democratic reform Alexandre Boulerice urged the Liberals to change course and rethink fundraisers that rely on "preferential access" to cabinet ministers.

following Hale - Bopp. UFO enthusiasts, such as remote viewing proponentCourtney Brown, soon concluded that there was an alien spacecraft following the comet.[51] Several astronomers, including Alan Hale,[52] claimed the object was simply an 8.5-magnitude star, SAO141894, which did not appear on Shramek's computer program because the user preferences were set incorrectly.[53] Later, Art Bell even claimed to have obtained an image of theobject from an anonymous astrophysicist who was about to confirm its discovery. However, astronomers Olivier Hainaut and David J. Tholen of the University of Hawaii stated that the alleged photo was an altered copy of one of their own comet images.[54] A few months later, in March 1997, the Heaven's Gate cult chose the appearance of the comet as a signal for their mass cult suicide. They claimedit only being able to be associated with a video game developed by Pangea Software, published by Aspyr Media and then released to the public on 11 September 2001, the same day the United States suffered a crippling attack. Hoagland further asserts in his report that is "beyond coincidence" that Comet Elenin is scheduled make its closest approach to the Sun on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, 11 September 2011, and that on 11 November 2011 (11-11-11) its orbit will carry it into a "grand alignment" between itself, the Earth and other planets in our Solar System. Seriously?!? Keep in mind this is whatdoesitmean.com, which tends to take the looniest of the loony claims, then wrap them up in a nice package with a few credible side stories.

staff scheduling, and helpdesk reporting and tracking. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, & NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE FOR NEUROIMAGING, Albuquerque, New Mexico • 1990-2006 Regional VA, Air Force, and spinal injury facility affiliated with university teaching hospital. New Mexico Institute for Neuroimaging grew out of these institutions to become an industry leader and international referral center for clinical diagnostics and research, specializing in functional brain imaging using MRI, SPECT, and MEG. Research Health Scientist & Assistant Professor Recruited to serve joint appointment between VA and UMN to lead clinical research and technology development programs in medical imaging, image-guided surgery, data visualization, computational analysis, and information systems. Supervised researchers, staff, and graduate engineering and medical students. Taught upper division, graduate, and specialist courses in biomedical engineering. Conducted research to produce and measureto grow, as they win. I can't blame the team's ownership for wanting to try something different, after four decades of lackluster box-office returns." And while it's true the A's will lose some fans who can't or won't go to the game without the train, especially North Bay fans, by being 30 minutes (minimum) closer to the South Bay they're also going to pick up fans who will now drive to games from places like Morgan Hill and Santa Cruz who weren't driving before because it was too far away for them. Don't forget to factor that into your equations, especially since those South Bay fans initially wouldn't even have the option of taking BART like the North Bay fans did. With the 49's announcement that they are going to

The album was a worldwide success and sold millions of copies, but an extensive world tour was necessary to get out of the debt incurred. Orzabel and Smith would part ways after the tour before reuniting in 2000. 9. MY BLOODY VALENTINE // LOVELESS Creation Records believed that My Bloody Valentine's second album Loveless would be recorded in a fast five days. Instead, it required 20 studios, multiple engineers, and 2.5 years for the critically loved album to be completed. By the time of its 1991 release, the record label was allegedly out $500,000, the excuse it used for dropping the band. But My Bloody Valentine's guitarist/vocalist Kevin Shields claimed the album never cost anything near that amount; Creation Records co-founder Alan McGee thought it would be "cool" to saythe record got financially out of control. Shields would admit to feeling dissatisfied with all of those studios, a perfectionism that contributed to My Bloody Valentine's follow-up album not being released until 2012. 10. THE HAPPY MONDAYS // YES PLEASE! Concerned about The Happy Mondays' use of drugs like ecstasy and heroin, Factory Records head Tony Wilson had the group record Yes Please! at reggae star Eddy Grant's studio in Barbados. The project got off to a terrible start, when singer/songwriter Shaun Ryder's case containing a four-week Methadone supply was accidentally smashed at Manchester Airport. When Wilson eventually heard that the recording was being ruined by crack cocaine, he flew to Barbados. Wilson later claimed that as his plane was landing, he saw Ryder and bandmate Bez wheeling one of

“Joseph is a wayfarer in the Codex Naturae. While living in China he discovered and embraced the traditional brush and ink stick. He currently runs the Viatorium Press. He practices the almost-forgotten art of typography, has developed special techniques in letterpress printing, and won Bookbuilders West award for best book design for the Lovecraft homage Pilgrimage to Azathoth. He designed, printed, and illustrated another Lovecraft-themed book entitled Al-Azif. Additionally, Uccello has worked with Ouroboros Press to design and set the type for the new edition of Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum. His first book for Three Hands Press is Occlith: Omniform 0.” In the first half of the interview, Joseph talks about his art, as well as his interest in book design, typography, printing, and publishing. We spend considerable time discussingself-report measures, conducting interview studies and analysing qualitative data. **Gerard Leavey** is a professor of Mental Health Research at Bamford Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing at the University of Ulster. He has undertaken a considerable body of research in psychiatry and health services research and played various key roles in the psychiatric research community in London and the UK. He has successfully obtained funding from many bodies including the Economic and Social Research Council, NIHR, Medical Research Council, BUPA, and the R&D Division of the Public Health Agency, Northern Ireland. Professor Leavey's research interests are in community-based mental health services and support, help-seeking behaviour, migration, ethnicity, religion and spirituality. **Jane Harrington** is a health psychologist and has been employed at University College London since 1996. She is a senior

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“The truth is, that by and large, the world’s most popular and talented entertainers often come from the Flints all over this country,” said Grey’s Anatomy star/activist Jesse Williams. Williams was in Flint, Michigan, Sunday night with filmmaker Ryan Coogler, comedian Hannibal Buress and at least a dozen other performers, who traveled to the Rust Belt city to express solidarity with residents in the wake of a water crisis and to raise money at a #JusticeForFlint event. The show was the same evening as the Academy Awards, which were under scrutiny for a lack of black nominees. Coogler, the writer and director of feature films including Fruitvale Station and Creed, insisted days before the show that despite the scheduling, the event was not a response to the awards show.and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church’s faithful. It is simply not possible for the Magisterium to speak more clearly than that. In fact Pope Francis himself seemed to say as much during the in-flight interview following his visit to Sweden: “As for the ordination of women in the Catholic Church, the last clear word was given by Saint John Paul II, and this holds.” It is telling that Fr. Pani, in suggesting a reopening of the question, gave as his reason what he described as tensions between the Church’s teaching and the work of theologians. At the risk of slipping down a rabbit hole, this grows curiouser and curiouser. Peculiar in the extreme, this perpetuates a false view of theology that was developed by dissident theologians during the twentieth-century, and still affects huge numbers of

I am a debater orator and luckily an engineer. I work for HP, Writing is a passion .my principle in life " LOVE CAN CONQUER ANYTHING AND ANYONE ". Electronics computer and nature pull out the child in me My parents worked in a Government organization. This meant that they had a festival advance scheme where they used to get some money during every festival. It also meant celebrations would go high tid… Chatrapathi Shivaji Maharaj, a name that rings bells in the hearts of crores of Indians. He remains arguably one of the greatest figures in the Nation’s history. Stories of his life form an integral p… Tamil Nadu politics and its women politicians are one of their kind known for their charismatic, enigmatic and flamboyant personalities and their revolutionary2009-06-08 Simon MacCorkindale in 2 new movies "Greg Reardon" Simon MacCorkindale has been very busy lately. He has just finished two movies.One is the thriller "A closed book" with Daryl Hannah and Tom Conti. Simon plays the role of Andrew Boles. The movie is based on Gilbert Adair's book from 1999.If you're interested in some reviews of the book just click here. The other movie is "13Hrs" with Tom Felton and Gemma Atkinson which was shot in Surrey, UK.Find some informatinos about the film on 13HrsTwitter. Unfortunately, there is no release date yet for both of the movies. We'll keep you updated. EDIT: Just an update on the above from Shelli (Thanks!!) - both roles are minor, Simon had a days filming for each. The charater for 13 Hrs is Duncan who is

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was in the car clutching a shotgun. When she asked her what she was doing, Dawn replied that she was not going back to the Army and subject herself to the sexual harassment. Mary Jane tried to dissuade her sister, but to no avail. Dawn Stubbs killed herself with a shotgun blast to the head on the morning she was to return to Fort Wood. I. Stubbs v. U.S.A. Plaintiff is proceeding against the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act, 28 U.S.C. § 2671 et seq., and the pendent state claim. The only waiver of sovereign immunity that will support the exercise of subject matter jurisdiction over plaintiff's claim against the United States is the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA). Therefore, the decisive issue before the Court is whetherChambers v. United States, 357 F.2d 224 (8th Cir.1966). The Chambers and Miller cases are particularly illustrative. In Chambers, the plaintiff's decedent drowned while swimming in a pool located on a military base. Finding that plaintiff's decedent was not on furlough status, the Court stated, "The significant fact here is that Chambers was assigned to duty at the Whiteman base, subject to the control of his military superiors." Id. at 229. Even though the airman in Chambers was not engaged in the performance of a military duty, he was subject to military control and this served as the basis of the court's finding that drowning in the base swimming pool was "incident to service." The direct relationship between the possible impairment of military discipline and the finding that an activity

WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky. -- A group opposed to a new Noah's ark attraction in Kentucky says it is warning hundreds of public schools against visiting the Ark Encounter. The Freedom From Religion Foundation said ark field trips would expose children to religious proselytizing in violation of the constitutional separation of church and state. Foundation co-president Annie Laurie Gaylor told the Lexington Herald-Leader that warning letters went to more than 1,000 school districts in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia. Kentucky Education Commissioner Stephen Pruitt sent a message to school districts Monday in response saying that neither outside groups nor state education officials should dictate field trip selection. A school's site-based decision making council approves trips. The Madison, Wisconsin-based group said it heard from parents concerned their districts will organize trips to theWhat Do You Know About Entertainment An electronic game that involves the act of interacting with a user interface to generate or produce visual feedback via a video equipment or video device, like computer monitor and television screen, is called as a video game. There are a lot of various genres of video games, namely the action, the action-adventure, the adventure, the MMO, the role-playing, the simulation, the strategy, and the vehicle simulation. One of the most popularly played video game genre is the strategy video game and this focuses on skillful planning and thinking to achieve victory throughout the game. The strategy video game is typically offering the players with the opportunity and the chance to increase and enhance their strategies, their tactics, logistics, and explorations. There are

(written from a Production point of view Real World article Tony Todd (born 4 December 1954; age 65) is the actor who portrayed Worf's brother Kurn in four episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and the video games Star Trek: The Next Generation - Klingon Honor Guard and Star Trek Online. He also portrayed different characters in episodes of DS9 and Star Trek: Voyager. He had auditioned six times for various roles on TNG (including Leyor in "The Price" [1]) before winning the role of Kurn. He was also one of several actors considered for the role of Benjamin Sisko and provided the voice of "Korban" for the video game Star Trek: Elite Force II. According to an interview with Todd in February2016, he was on a casting short list for CBS Studios which included the announcement of Star Trek: Discovery. [2] Todd was born in Washington, DC. He studied for two years at the University of Connecticut before transferring to the Eugene O'Neill National Theatre Institute. He spent the next several years acting on stage in New England and teaching playwriting to high school students. Todd, standing a sturdy 6'5", has extensive acting credits on the screen and on stage. However, he is perhaps most recognized for his extensive credits in the horror movie genre. Perhaps his most famous work is his performance in the title role in 1992's Candyman, in which he co-starred with Virginia Madsen. Todd reprised this role in two sequels, Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh (1995, with

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A 2,700-year-old stash of whole marijuana plants was uncovered in an ancient tomb in northwest China. If marijuana aged like wine, the rare “artifact” may be one of the most wanted objects for all the pot smokers around the world, but according to the researchers, the weed had decomposed over the years and no one would feel any effects if they smoked it today. Plant Placed Next to a Dead Caucasian Shaman A team of archaeologists, led by Hongen Jiang from the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, found nearly two pounds of a dried plant that was still untouched after “hiding” for thousands of years underground. According to a study published in 2008 in the Journal of Experimental Botany , the green plant material found inside a 2,700-year-oldgrave from the Yanghai Tombs excavated in the Gobi Desert, turned out to be the oldest marijuana in the world. Interestingly, according to the archaeologists, the plant was placed near the head of a blue-eyed, 35-year-old Caucasian shaman among other objects like bridles and a harp to be used in the afterlife. The tomb of the Chinese shaman where the oldest package of marijuana in history was found. ( Brazil Weird News ) The fact that the plant had a chemical known for psychoactive properties called tetrahydrocannabinolic acid synthase, or THC, made scientists speculate that the man and his community most likely used it for medicinal and recreational purposes. According to professor Dr. Ethan B. Russo of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Botany, someone had picked out all

Feb 28, 2018 Chambers Ireland today (28 February 2018) welcomes the publication of the draft legal text for the Withdrawal Agreement by the European Commission. Speaking today, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot welcomed the progress being made by the European Commission in advancing the exit negotiations with the United Kingdom. “Ensuring that there will be no hard border or obstacles to doing business on the island is not only a priority for Government, but also the Irish business community. Over the past twenty years, actively encouraged by the EU, UK and Irish governments, great advances have been made in building a vibrant cross-border economy which has enhanced the development of the region. The proposals outlined in the draft Withdrawal Agreement will allay the concerns of business operating cross border with regardBolivia is known as the 'Tibet of the Americas', the highest and most remote of the countries in South America. It is a landlocked region with two Andean mountain ranges binding the Altiplano, or High Plain, between them. The history of the region dates back to the pre-Columbian times, from the ancient Aymará civilisation in 1,500 BC who lived on Lake Titicaca, to the Tiahuanaco and the Inca Empire of the Altiplano, until the conquest of the Spanish in 1538. Reminders of these civilisations is evident in the architecture of the colonial cities, displayed in informative museums that can be visited at the sites of ancient ruins. It is one of South America's more intriguing countries, as one with the most indigenous population on the continent, the majority

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‘He died a hero’: B.C. Transplant says drug overdose organ donors on the rise – Home | The Current with Anna Maria Tremonti Wednesday September 20, 2017 more stories from this episode In the first six months of this year, more than 750 people have died from opioid overdoses in B.C. alone. Last year, nationwide, the total was nearly 2,500. With so many people dying, the crisis is making a noticeable difference for those who need new organs to survive. There has been a rise in the number of organ donations in the province. B.C. Transplant says in the first six weeks of this year, one in four organ donors in B.C. had fentanyl in their system when they were admitted to hospital. Daniel Martens is one of the names behind those numbers. HeJohn Wayne's heirs are suing an American university which they say is obstructing efforts to launch a proposed range of "Duke" alcoholic beverages. The late star of countless classic westerns picked up the nickname as a small boy courtesy of firefighters in his Glendale, California home town: it was originally the name of the family dog, a huge Airedale terrier. Wayne, born Marion Robert Morrison, who died in 1979 at the age of 72, and took the name John Wayne when he began to make his way in Hollywood in the 1930s. The problem, say litigators, is that another famous Duke is preventing Wayne's heirs from fully exploiting their rights to his famous nickname. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Duke University in North Carolina has been arguing for more than a

Hidden Danger: Soldiers Dying From Electrocution A dozen soldiers in Iraq have died in short-circuit accidents, says congressman March 20, 2008 — -- During his two tours of duty serving as a special forces soldier in Iraq, Ryan D. Maseth had cheated death on more than a few occasions. While protecting a Baghdad polling place in December 2005, he ran toward enemy fire to help his fellow soldiers and to repel the attack. And after a Humvee in his convoy once hit an improvised explosive device, Maseth escaped injury and apprehended the perpetrators. But little did the staff sergeant know that when he stepped into the shower at his military base in Baghdad two months ago, he was putting his life at risk. Maseth, 24, of Shaler, Pa., outside Pittsburgh, was electrocutedon Jan. 2 when an improperly grounded electric water pump short-circuited and flowed through the pipes. Since the coiled hose was touching his arm, he was hit with an electrical jolt and went into cardiac arrest and died. Maseth's tragic death brings to 12 the number of soldiers who have died in Iraq due to accidental electrocution, according to Army and Marine e-mails obtained by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif. By comparison, there were 250 occupational fatalities due to electrocution among all workers in the United States in 2005, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Now Maseth's family and some members of Congress are demanding answers to their questions about why these tragic fatalities continue to occur despite the Pentagon's knowledge of the risks of electrocution since 2004. "I have three sons

Palestinian youth. Za'ul emphatically denied that youth had ever thrown stones from his own house, though. Two young Palestinian men have been shot and injured by Israeli forces that invaded Al-Far'a refugee camp north of the West Bank city Nablus on Saturday morning. Eyewitnesses told Ma'an that seven Israeli military vehicles stormed the camp at 1:30am and opened fire at a group of youth in the center of the camp. Palestinian Red Crescent medics said that they evacuated 17-year-old Imad Tayih who was shot in the thigh, and 23-year-old Thabit Raja who received a gunshot to the foot. Their wounds were described to be "moderate." Local sources in the camp reported Israeli forces withdrew at 4:00am. No arrests have been reported. Israeli forces have been targeting the camp over the past few days attemptingto assassinate or seize an activist affiliated with the Islamic Jihad's military wing, the Al-Quds Brigades. With this stated goal, the Israeli army has ransacked and searched dozens of homes in the camp. Israeli forces on Friday evening raided the northern West Bank town of Azzun, east of Qalqilia, imposing a curfew, eyewitnesses told Ma'an. Forces blocked the western entrance to the town, called Al-Izba. Last week, the northern entrance was blocked by Israeli forces. Witnesses confirmed that they saw infantry troops deployed around the town. A week earlier, protesters removed a gate connected to the wall, which is now being used at a Palestinian parking lot in the city. An official with the Popular Committee Against the Wall said that such actions should be expected in the future. "Any tool that

Canda, Jerusalem, Mucknall Jerusalem Arriving back in London was a bit of a shock. I left Jerusalem in lovely sunshine with the temperature around 25 degrees. It felt like summer! I arrived back in the dark, with the evidence of recent rain, a temperature of 9 degrees and evidence all around that winter was approaching. Driving into London we passed through a number of streets lit with Christmas lights and shops all dressed up with trees and fake snow. As I put the television on (something I hadn’t done whilst away) the Festival of Remembrance was underway in the Royal Albert Hall and the usual procession in was taking place and the poppies were falling. I was home. Remembrance Sunday is the occasion when many people pause and think. That two-minute silenceof our tradition, and because most people don’t get to go to the place themselves, it can remain on that level, the city that we talk about in the church all the time, idealise, theologise. But Jerusalem is real. After the marching had ended and the procession of the choir and the Bishop of Carlisle had entered the Royal Albert Hall, the audience, now a congregation, joined in lustily singing ‘Jerusalem’ to the rousing tune that Sir Hubert Parry composed 100 years ago. As the hymn was sung what was going through the minds of those who filled that great arena – perhaps more fantasy than reality as far as Jerusalem, the city of peace that longs for peace, was concerned. Jerusalem – city of fantasy and reality So I need

The Marriott hotel chain has reported a data breach affecting the personal details of up to half a million of its guests. The US company has determined there has been unauthorised access to the database of its Starwood branch. media_cameraMarriott International said that up to 500 million hotel guests may have had their data compromised in a hack of the Starwood Reservation database. Picture: AFP The discovery came as part of an investigation earlier this month, which had been looking at a cyber attack dating back to 2014, a statement on Friday said. The company believes the breach affected “up to approximately 500 million guests who made a reservation at a Starwood property”, although some of the records could belong to people who had multiple stays. media_cameraCEO of Marriott International, Arne Sorenson, hasHaving swapped Fulham FC for Liverpool FC during the summer, Roy Hodgson's quest for a second successive UEFA Europa League final begins on Friday with the draw for the third qualifying round, streamed live on UEFA.com from 13.30CET. Fulham's extra-time defeat by Club Atlético de Madrid in May's Hamburg showpiece proved to be Hodgson's last game in charge and, having moved north this summer, his first match at the Liverpool helm will come in the same competition. He will learn who stands between his new charges and the play-offs after the draw in Nyon, with ties to be played on 29 July and 5 August. The five-time European Champion Clubs' Cup winners are not the only side with continental pedigree awaiting their fate. Two-time European champions Juventus and 1991 titleholders

Team Stats PowerPlays Shorthanded Goals Penalties (min) Shots on Goal Face Offs Won HERSHEY, Pa. - The Stevenson men's ice hockey team recorded 40 shots for the seventh time this season but Lebanon Valley scored a pair of shorthanded goals and a power play goal en route to a 4-2 United Collegiate Hockey Conference (UCHCO victory Saturday evening at Hersheypark Arena. With the win, Lebanon Valley clinches the sixth and final playoff spot over both Stevenson and Neumann. The Durtchmen (9-14-2, 7-9-2 UCHC) had the first power play opportunity of the game at the 5:39 mark but freshman Riley McVeigh made four saves while junior Evan Williams and sophomore Aaron Murray recorded a blocked shot. The hosts got on the board first with a goal by Kevin Van Bokkelen with 7:23 remaining in the period. With 5:36 remaining,the study of Jalali et al. from Tehran province reported a low mean age such as 51 years old, which could be due to the referral nature of the Imam-Khomeini General Hospital, in which the mentioned study was conducted \[[@B15]\]. The patients, who referred to Imam Khomeini Hospital of Tehran (the capital of Iran) from other provinces, may carry the characteristics of CRC in their region to the capital. Although mean age is generally in concordance with other studies (in a range between 51 and 59 years old), the ratio of patients with an age under forty was demonstrated to be 23% in our province, which is against many other studies. For example in the study of Li et al. in China, 10% of their patients have an

Nice this summer, after his previous links to Barcelona and Manchester United. He was the Cottagers' first summer signing, and clearly benefited from completing a pre-season with his new team-mates, as opposed to the five Deadline Day signings. (Image: Action Images via Reuters) Against Palace Seri controlled the midfielder, working hard both defensively and in attack; cleaning up in front of the back four making tackles and interceptions and linking well with Ryan Sessegnon and Andre Schurrle. At half time the midfielder had made the joint most touches and joint most interceptions of anyone on the pitch. And by the end of the game 90 per cent of every pass he attempted found its target. But it wasn't just Seri's technical ability that caught the eye. To boss a midfield you have tobe energetic, hard-working, quick and strong. Seri proved he is all of these things, making him perfect for the Premier League. He slowed the game's tempo when necessary, he tricked defenders with skilful turns, he pressed hard and closed players down quickly, and he won second balls all over the pitch. The final result was an early wake up call for Fulham, no doubt, but in Seri they have a player who has hit the ground running. Richarlison - David Maddock (Image: Everton FC) Two goals on his Everton debut, and a performance that has already silenced the (admittedly not particularly loud, as it only came from Paul Merson) murmuring that the Blues paid too much for him. He's 21, he's a Brazil U20 international and he is technically gifted, with an ability to

“whingeing” Muslims. It was part of a rant about delays to a flu programme amid concerns the vaccine contained pork products. The new picture was posted on Facebook on February 3 in Penicuik, Midlothian, as activists campaigned for a ­councillor and a new candidate in a by-election. A Tory spokesman said: “This individual was removed as a member and a candidate at the time, and the local party have been told he cannot be involved in this way again. “Mr McIntyre’s comments were utterly unacceptable and have no place in the Scottish Conservative Party.” The SNP said: “Less than a year after McIntyre was caught out for his extremist, bigoted views, he is back out chapping doors and grinning away in photos with Tory frontbencher Miles Briggs.” Briggs did not respond to a requestA BBC team has gained access to the worst affected areas in Laos following a ban on foreign journalists. The $1.2bn dam collapsed after heavy rain fall during the monsoon. The secretive communist government of Laos is being accused of hiding the real damage from the rest of the world by local people and aid agencies. Camera: Daniel Bull Producer: Pratiksha Ghildial Reporter: Nick Beake

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WALT DISNEY WORLD is a tribute to the philosophy and life of Walter Elias Disney and to the talents, the dedication and the loyalty of the entire Disney organization that made Walt Disney’s dream come true. May Walt Disney World bring Joy and Inspiration and New Knowledge to all who come to this happy place…a Magic Kingdom where the young at heart of all ages can laugh and play and learn — together. Plaque dedicated October 25, 1971, by Roy O. Disney, rededicated Oct. 1, 1996, by Roy E. Disney Walt Disney World had gone through many changes since 1971 – new attractions, parades and even new parks. WDW is over 43 square miles of pure entertainment. They have worked the magic into four theme parks, two water parks,Image used for representation. NEW DELHI: The home ministry on Friday said the deployment of paramilitary forces in Jammu and Kashmir was based on the security situation there and requirements of rotation, and that such things are not discussed in the public domain. Over 280 companies of security forces are in the process of being deployed in the Kashmir valley, official sources said. "Based on the assessment of the internal security situation, training requirements, the need for paramilitary troops to be rotated for rest and recuperation, induction and de-induction of central forces is a continuous and dynamic process," the sources said. It has never been the practice to discuss in the public domain the details of deployment and movement of paramilitary forces deployed in a particular theatre, they said. All major entry and

Related Stories Actor James Gandolfini, best known for his iconic role as conflicted mobster Tony Soprano on the seminal HBO TV series The Sopranos, died of a heart attack Wednesday while vacationing in Italy. He was 51. The New Jersey born and bred actor was also a sports fan, sometimes spotted at games in the Jersey area — New York Jets, New York Rangers, Rutgers football — and beyond, like Game 4 of last year’s Stanley Cup final in Los Angeles. After news of Gandolfini's death surfaced, the Jets tweeted: "We're deeply saddened to hear about the passing of our friend James Gandolfini. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family & friends." His alma mater tweeted: "Rutgers remembers one of its own: 'Sopranos' star and legendary actor James Gandolfini." As aThis is a longer excerpt than I normally would use, but I didn't feel I could cut any more of it out. In one sworn statement, Kasim Mehaddi Hilas, detainee number 151108, said he witnessed a translator referred to only as Abu Hamid raping a teenage boy. "I saw Abu Hamid, who was wearing the military uniform, putting his dick in the little kid's ass," Hilas testified. "The kid was hurting very bad." A female soldier took pictures of the rape, Hilas said. During the Muslim holy period of Ramadan, Hilas saw Spc. Charles Graner Jr. and an unnamed "helper" tie a detainee to a bed around midnight. "They . . . inserted the phosphoric light in his ass, and he was yelling for God's help," the prisoner testified. Again,

with Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany and Mario Balotelli on his way to an early bath for elbowing Carlos Tevez. He was relieved of the Rangers captaincy as a result, and a period of rehabilitation in France with Marseilles followed. But he was back at Loftus Road the following season, restored to the captaincy by Harry Redknapp to help QPR – who had been relegated in his absence – gain promotion back into the Premiership. And therein lies the conundrum. Joey Barton is unquestionably a powerful presence, but he is one that can be galvanising or divisive depending on the circumstances. His temperament may suit a promotion push far better than a fight against relegation – a rearguard action, grinding out results, requires a different kind of leader on the pitch;best we can to deal with the current situation and to try to stop the oil from flowing and to then clean it up." While the bulk of the @BPGlobalPR feed's content is clearly humorous, according to Twitter's official rules, it's closer to impersonation than it is parody. The feed doesn't explicitly state anywhere that it's a fake, identifying itself as "BP Public Relations," listing its location as "Global" and, under bio: "This page exists to get BP's message and mission statement out into the twitterverse!" According to the Register in the UK, it was reported that whoever is updating the account continually reference an overweight character by the name of "Terry." In a recent tweet, this individual was described as such: "Terry is now in charge of operation Top

Life and Death (1976) he combined intimate studies of his rarefied downtown coterie (painters, performers, choreographers, and writers such as Sontag and William S. Burroughs) with portraits of mummies in the Palermo Catacombs that he had made during a visit with Thek thirteen years earlier. His focus on mortality would intensify and find its purpose in the 1980s, when the AIDS epidemic ravaged gay populations in New York and worldwide. Briefly a lover and subsequently a mentor to the young artist David Wojnarowicz, in his last seven years Hujar continued chronicling a creative downtown subculture that was fast becoming unsustainable in the context of the increasing power of money. His most frequent subject in these years was his neighbour and friend Ethyl Eichelberger, a drag performer whom he called“the greatest actor in America.” With Wojnarowicz, Hujar made expeditions to the depressed areas around New York, photographing industrial ruins in Queens, neighbourhoods of Newark, New Jersey, that had been destroyed in the riots of the late 1960s, and the abandoned Hudson River piers of lower Manhattan, sites of sexual exploits by night and guerilla art installations by day. Hujar died in New York on Thanksgiving Day, 1987, around eleven months after being diagnosed with AIDS. Throughout his life Hujar stubbornly aligned himself with what he called the “All-In people”: artists committed to a creative course all their own, unconcerned with mass-market acclaim. At the same time he both disdained and bitterly wished for public recognition such as that achieved by his famous contemporaries Diane Arbus – eleven years

SEOUL (Reuters) - Nexon Co 3659.T founder Jungju Kim has abandoned plans to sell a controlling stake in its parent NXC, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, scuppering a potentially $16 billion deal that would have been the gaming sector's biggest. FILE PHOTO: Logos of online gaming firm Nexon are seen at its main office building in Seoul December 14, 2011. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/File Photo Kim had been looking to sell the 98.6% stake he and his wife hold in NXC, which in turn owns 48% of Tokyo-listed Nexon. Since it emerged in January, the sales plan has been dogged by funding challenges, the intricacies of Nexon's relationship with its biggest customer, China's Tencent Holdings 0700.HK, and protectionist South Korean sentiments. “I am not picking a preferred bidder in lightLawrence Schwartz given named chair in integrative science Following a recommendation from Chancellor Robert C. Holub and Provost James V. Staros, Professor of biology Lawrence Schwartz was appointed as the first Eugene M. and Ronnie Isenberg professor of integrative science on Oct. 1. The support for the endowment was part of a gift from 1950 University of Massachusetts graduate Eugene M. Isenberg and his wife Ronnie. The professorship, which began in 2004, incorporates and merges aspects of life sciences, engineering, entrepreneurship, business and finance. Isenberg’s original vision for the gift was to “complete the original concept of creating a professorship to demonstrate the effectiveness of an integrated approach to science, engineering and management,” according to a release detailing the appointment. Engineering Professor Michael F. Malone holds the title of Ronnie

shot in Spain. After Jack completes wardrobe fittings in Madrid, we travel down to the main location in central Spain, the medieval town of Las Pedroñeras. One of the cast brings her young daughter with her on location, but without a nanny. I have seen the woman drinking in the bar while her daughter sleeps on the floor under a table. Their room is opposite mine and sometimes the little girl wanders in. She curls up beside me while I am reading. I brush her hair, enjoying the opportunity to nurture this lonely child. One day, when she is sleeping on my bed, her drunken mother bursts into the room shouting hysterically that we are incapable of behaving properly towards the girl. I hear words like "immoral", "people 11 Ariz. App. 519 (1970) 466 P.2d 392 Mae SMITH, Petitioner, v. The INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION of Arizona, Respondent, Safeway Stores, Incorporated, Respondent Employer, The Travelers Insurance Company, Respondent Carrier. No. 1 CA-IC 293. Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division 1, Department A. March 16, 1970. Morgan & Jerome, by Donald J. Morgan, Phoenix, for petitioner. Donald L. Cross, Chief Counsel, Phoenix, for respondent Industrial Commission of Arizona. Kramer, Roche, Burch, Streich & Cracchiolo, by Robert L. Milam, Phoenix, for respondent Employer and respondent Carrier. STEVENS, Judge. The petitioner was an employee of the Safeway Stores and, in the course and scope of her employment, she injured her left heel. Sometime later, and well within the year following the industrially related accident, she filed her claim with The Industrial Commission. Shortly thereafter and on 13 October 1967, the Commission addressed a

BACK THE FANS: Sir Colin Meads says the jersey's price is driven by the professional game. Adidas New Zealand refuses to reduce its wholesale price of the All Blacks jersey but says the move by retailers to reduce their price is "good for consumers". The company has been criticised by sports retailers, fans, rugby legends and politicians for selling the jerseys at a higher price in New Zealand than overseas. Adidas New Zealand manager David Huggett said he accepted that some retailers were upset adidas had chosen not to discount its wholesale price to retailers, but it was ultimately up to retailers to set market prices. Rebel Sport general manager Rod Duke said this morning that it would be joining other retailers in dropping the retail price of the jersey, which hadwith ten years of experience writing about food, beverage, and travel. Her articles have appeared in Forbes Travel Guide, Food & Wine, TODAY Food, Serious Eats, Austin-American Statesman, CultureMap Austin, Edible Austin, Texas Highways, Austin Monthly, Citygram, and more. Veronica lives in Austin, Texas where she is a member of the Austin Food Blogger Alliance, and mom to two dogs and two cats. Follow her adventures at www.veronicameewes.com. CRAB FAT WINGS SWEET AND SPICY CARAMEL CORN WITH CASHEWS AND FISH SAUCE CARAMEL CRAB FAT WINGS Chef/Owner QUEALY WATSON | HOT JOY San Antonio, Texas SERVES: 4 After the success of a Hot Joy pop-up at The Monterey, Quealy Watson and Chad Carey turned their concept into a brick-and-mortar restaurant in the spring of 2014 and were quickly named one of the top ten

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Jim Hornyak Jim Hornyak Quick Links An unmistakably shoestring digital video feature with the heart of a lesser "Twilight Zone" episode, "Final" is an uneven, low-impact brain teaser about a mental patient (Denis Leary) who is convinced he was cryogenically frozen in 1999 and is now a prisoner in the distant future, scheduled to die in a government experiment. It's an enticing psychological talker, most of which takes place in Leary's sterile, near-empty ward as he and his outwardly compassionate doctor (Hope Davis) dodge and parry through a battle of wills over his vivid but incomplete delusions. Unstable and plagued by flashbacks of events surrounding a trauma the doc claims was only a few weeks ago, Leary is adamant in his belief that she's only there to brainwash him into givingone season. The 21-year-old Williams has plenty of potential to grow into the star that many projected when he entered the draft after his sophomore season at Arizona. As part of their latest run for Gasol, the Timberwolves tried to turn Williams into the Bobcats’ second overall pick in Thursday’s draft, which would have been sent to Los Angeles in a possible Gasol deal. The Lakers had been reported as hoping to move into the top of the draft somehow in hopes of taking Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. MKG went to the Bobcats with that second pick. However, the Lakers, for better or worse, reportedly expect to see an established, veteran player additionally sent along in any Gasol trade. The Timberwolves have a few players who fit that bill (namely J.J. Barea),

I first met Bradden when he showed me a book of his drawings. They were of sprint cars mostly and he was just getting started. Over time his artwork became more detailed and refined. He did them and gave them away to the drivers. He was so proud of his work and it was so good. Then he began doing artwork for t-shirts. Bob Reams t-shirt was probably the first, but over time he made it his business. He did most of the Wagtimes t's in the last few years.Flat-Faced Fish: First in Family? Share Divers have discovered an unusual flat-faced fish with forward-looking eyes that may represent an entirely new piscine family. If so, researchers say, it would be one of only a handful of new fish families found in the past 50 years. First photographed in January off Ambon Island, Indonesia, the critter has crooked, leglike pectoral fins on its sides—typical of anglerfish, which crawl or walk along the seafloor. Unlike others of its kind, however, which typically use lures on their heads to attract prey, this new flathead works its pliable body into crevices and cracks of coral reefs in search of food. Researchers say that DNA testing is needed to determine whether this zebra-striped fish will inaugurate a 19th family of anglerfish, or whether

Brown and created in collaboration with this exceptional pilot just before his death in 2015. Soldiers in the Earl of Warwick's service advance through the back streets and alleys of St. Albans, to launch a surprise attack on Henry VI's forces in the market square during the first battle of the Wars of the Roses. A newly trained Royal Flying Corps pilot and observer arrive at their first posting, a front line BE2e reconnaissance squadron. Graham Turner's painting of the brave airmen who took to the skies in their frail aircraft to perform an invaluable reconnaissance role during the First World War is now available as a giclée print - CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS CLICK HERE for full details of the original oil painting 'Replacements', which is also available for purchase. THE BATTLEOF AGINCOURT The Battle of Agincourt, a battle that pitted Henry V's small and exhausted army against the massed ranks of the French nobility, made icons of Henry V and the English longbowman, and became part of English national identity.

Meadows, went 44th to Detroit; Duke outfielder Griffin Conine, son of Jeff Conine, went 52nd to Toronto; and California high school shortstop Osiris Johnson, cousin of Jimmy Rollins and Tony Tarasco, was taken by Miami with the next pick. GAME NOTES Florida right-hander Brady Singer, considered a potential top-three selection, fell all the way to Kansas City at No. 18. ... Prep catcher Anthony Seigler from Georgia, an ambidextrous pitcher in high school, went 23rd to the Yankees. ... The Dodgers wrapped up the opening round by taking Mississippi high school right-hander J.T. Ginn at No. 30. ... Florida prep shortstop Xavier Edwards was the last of the players in attendance to be selected, going 38th overall to San Diego. 489 So.2d 554 (1986) Walter THOMAS and Donald McCurdy v. Franklin KELLETT. 84-344. Supreme Court of Alabama. May 9, 1986. Morris J. "Mo" Brooks, Jr., Huntsville, for appellants. Terry Gillis of Kellett & Gillis, Fort Payne, for appellee. PER CURIAM. This case involves an election contest of the November 1984 general election for the office of superintendent of education of DeKalb County. The contest was filed by candidate Walter Thomas and Ronald McCurdy, a registered voter of DeKalb County, against candidate Franklin Kellett, who according to the election returns was the winner by approximately 700 votes. The contest was filed on November 19, 1984. The trial was originally set for December 13, 1984, but was rescheduled to December 20, 1984, upon the plaintiffs' request for a continuance. On December 13, 1984, a pretrial hearing was held. The plaintiffs at that

The Nuggets had a decent season last year, outperforming Vegas' expectation by 4.5 games. Although the team missed the playoffs for the 3rd straight year, the team took a step forward for the first time since 2013. Michael Malone helped change the culture and vibe around Pepsi Center, rookies Nikola Jokic and Emmaneul Mudiay made leaps throughout the season, and the roster continued to take shape around guys like Danilo Gallinari, Gary Harris, and Kenneth Faried. There were plenty of bumps along the way. The team suffered a few embarrassing losses to bad teams like the Lakers, Suns, and Nets, and even went on an eight-game losing streak in late November. But it was clear to anyone that followed the team in the years before last season that theNuggets had turned a corner and have begun building something exciting around a mixture of young talents and quality veterans. In the off-season, the Nuggets added a few rookies and lost a few bench players to trades and free agency but for the most part, the team's roster next season will be very similar to what it was last year. However, don't expect the same 33-win result. The Nuggets are in great position to make a leap next year and continue to climb the standings. Here are five reasons why the team should improve. They know who they are Coming into the 2015-16 season, there were a lot of question marks around the team. New coach, new rookie point guard, and an entirely new system. This season, the team has as

Four years ago, Anna Frebel, a young astronomer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, found an ancient star in a neighboring galaxy whose chemical composition proved nearly identical to some unusual stars on the outskirts of our own galaxy, which are older than the Milky Way itself. It was a striking discovery, suggesting that the relatively young Milky Way is growing by conquest — “cannibalizing” nearby older dwarf galaxies. And it underscored the importance of a new way of learning how the universe evolved from the Big Bang to the modern cosmos. Traditionally, astronomers study the early universe by looking back in time — peering deeper and deeper into space for vestiges of light from billions of years ago. But in the last decade, Dr. Frebel and others have usedgarden was enlarged and the space for out-of-door games thus extended; a house was taken opposite the School-building where a Kindergarten class and a Junior School for day-pupils was established. Structural alterations and additions were also made from time to time to meet the requirements of extra accommodation or increasing numbers. Harrison took keen interest in the plans for an extensive new wing which was finished the year after she left the School. The Mount School was famed for its many out-of-school interests and pursuits. Before Harrison's day there were already a Natural History Society with various branches, a Poetry Learning Association (known as P.L.A.), and a Debating Society. During her time there arose and flourished Societies for Archaeology, Astronomy, Meteorology, Photography, and others. Personal life In January 1895 Amy Greener,

Pardew's record as Crystal Palace boss Played Won Drew Lost Goals Conceded 15 10 1 4 30 17 Results are from all competitions Former Newcastle boss Pardew became Palace manager in January with the club in the bottom three. But they have now won 10 of 15 matches in all competitions and eight in 12 in the Premier League. "This performance won't get many headlines as we're mid-table but it was an outstanding performance," added Pardew. "We were great and that's seven away wins out of our last eight games. At a professional level that's unbelievable."Béisbol Experience: A season-long celebration of Latino ballplayers ESPN's Pedro Gomez covered the Oakland A's home and away nearly every day from 1992-97 for the San Jose Mercury News and Sacramento Bee and then became the national baseball writer and later a general columnist at the Arizona Republic before becoming an ESPN bureau reporter in 2003. SINCE ROBERTO CLEMENTE emerged as the first Latino superstar in the 1960s, Latino players have been bringing their bat flips, broad smiles and exciting play to a pastime that feels ever more international. Last season 207 Latino players appeared on Opening Day rosters, comprising a full 24 percent of the league. And while these players come from different countries, backgrounds and lifestyles, the one thing that unites them is their boundless love for the

Powered by Jdwzw! Monthly Archives: October 2018 CREEPY: Angelina Jolie is the mistress of all evil in Maleficent. SHE’S on the verge of turning 40, revered by many as one of the most stunningly beautiful women in the world, daughter of Hollywood royalty, hands-on humanitarian and an Academy Award winner. Yes, it’s tough being Angelina Jolie. But she’s trying. Jolie’s new film, Maleficent, is a family-friendly reworking of the classic Disney tale of Sleeping Beauty through the main viewpoint of Maleficent, the mistress of all evil. As one of Disney’s most sinister villains, Angelina has the perfect look straight from the 1959 classic, although this time it is suggested she may have a bit of compassion for young Princess Aurora, who is under her nasty spell. Having only watched again the original animated Sleepingdoctor character during the sting. And, Gia, a made-for-television chronicle on a former fashion model affected with AIDS. Jolie’s first Oscar, for best supporting actress, came for the 1999 drama Girl Interrupted. She was truly endearingly tragic as a psych patient opposite a grand cast including Winona Ryder, Brittany Murphy, Elizabeth Moss and Whoopie Goldberg. It was a role which projected her into stardom and unfortunately led to Tomb Raider. 1999 was a big year for her, with a brilliant dark turn opposite Denzel Washington in The Bone Collector then a smaller film which flopped at the box office but just happened to star her next husband, Billy Bob Thornton. Pushing Tin was an oddball, mediocre comedy about drinking, quarrelling and swinging air traffic controllers that also featured John Cusack and

Karzai lobs new curveball on U.S.-Afghan security agreement David Zucchino KABUL, Afghanistan — He expressed outrage, sarcasm and black humor. He cast himself as a lonely voice defending his country's pride and sovereignty against American arrogance. After a frantic week of last-minute negotiations, Afghan President Hamid Karzai delivered a tepid endorsement Thursday of a proposed 10-year security pact with the United States in a rambling speech to an Afghan tribal gathering. But he then surprised attendees — and the world — by saying Afghanistan might not sign the accord until next spring. Karzai told the 2,700 Afghan delegates to the assembly, known as a loya jirga, that the agreement was vital to Afghanistan's future security. But he complained bitterly about his dysfunctional relationship with the United States and suggested that his successorapparent reference to depictions of Karzai by some American officials as corrupt, cunning and unreliable. Karzai's comments set off a blast of Twitter posts by Afghans even before he had finished speaking. The address was broadcast live, with people gathered around television sets at home and in barber shops during a six-day loya jirga holiday declared by Karzai. Karzai did not seem inclined to temper his criticism, even with U.S. Ambassador James B. Cunningham and Marine Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the top commander here, in the audience. The agreement would create a much smaller U.S. force, primarily for training and counter-terrorism, after combat troops withdraw by the end of 2014. But it commits the United States to another decade of expensive support after the longest war in U.S. history, a

Panzer Army. On 1st August 1942, Marshall Andrei Yeremenko was appointed to command the Southeastern Front. The attempts by the Russian army to establish defense lines were foiled twice, as they found themselves outflanked each time. He along with Commissar Nikita Krushchev formed the 62nd Army, which was solely responsible for safeguarding the city of Stalingrad. Approximately 75,000 women and young girls were recruited from Stalingrad for military training. 1 incessantly. The attack came from the northern sector of the city, one that was least expected by the Soviets. On 28th June 1942, the German Group A attacked the southern parts of Russia through the vast stretch of steppes. Hitler also wanted to ensure that the material being delivered under America’s ‘Lend-Lease’ or ‘An Act to Further Promote the Defenseof the United States’ to Russia would not be allowed to pass through the Persian Corridor. By 26th January, the Germans had stationed their men at the northern and southern pockets of Stalingrad, which were under the command of General Walter Heitz and Paulus respectively. These women showed extraordinary courage in the line of fire. The tanks were usually manned by the very workers who had volunteered to assemble them at the workshop. Most often, these tanks were used without paint and sometimes even lacking gun sights. Most of the city was turned to dust and several factories were completely destroyed. This four-story house oversaw the city’s 9th January Square and was situated near the Volga river. This Buzzle article endeavors to present a few startling facts about the Battle

236 Kan. 326 (1984) 691 P.2d 10 JOSEPHINE BURRISS, Appellee, v. NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Appellant. No. 56,331 Supreme Court of Kansas. Opinion filed November 30, 1984. Paul Hasty, Jr., of Wallace, Saunders, Austin, Brown and Enochs, Chartered, of Overland Park, argued the cause, and David K. Knowles, of the same firm, was with him on the brief for appellant. David P. Troup, of Weary, Davis, Henry, Struebing & Troup, of Junction City, argued the cause and was on the brief for appellee. L.M. Cornish and Richard Harmon, of Glenn, Cornish, Hanson & Karns, Chartered, of Topeka, were on the brief for amicus curiae Kansas Association of Property and Casualty Insurance Companies, Inc. The opinion of the court was delivered by MILLER, J.: This is an appeal by the defendant, Northern Assurance Company of America, from a judgment of theOn October 11, 1982, while the policy was in force, Lloyd Burriss was killed when the motor vehicle which he was then operating was involved in a collision. At the time of his death, Mr. Burriss was retired. He received monthly social security payments of $534 and monthly pension payments from a former employer of $153. The pension terminated upon his death, and the social security benefits were reduced to $51 per month. Plaintiff made demand upon Northern for payment of $636 per month for one year in survivor's benefits under the PIP endorsement. When payment was refused, she brought this suit. The petition was framed in two counts. In the first, plaintiff contended that K.S.A. 40-3103(l) and (y) are unconstitutional in that they deny plaintiff due process and equal

Apr. 11, 2013 | by USA TODAY by USA TODAY SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - A Northern California sheriff's office on Thursday arrested three 16-year-old boys on accusations that they sexually battered 15-year-old Audrie Pott, who hanged herself eight days after the attack last fall. Santa Clara County Sheriff's Lt. Jose Cardoza said it arrested two of the teens at Saratoga High School and the third at Christopher High School in Gilroy. The victim's family attorney Robert Allard said students shared photos of the attack on cellphones. Pott posted on Facebook that her life was "ruined" and that she was going through her "worst day ever" shortly before she commit suicide, Allard said. "The family has been trying to understand why their loving daughter would have taken her life at such a young age andto make sure that those responsible would be held accountable," Allard said. "After an extensive investigation that we have conducted on behalf of the family, there is no doubt in our minds that the victim, then only 15 years old, was savagely assaulted by her fellow high school students while she lay on a bed completely unconscious." Cardoza said the suspects were booked into juvenile hall and face two felonies and one misdemeanor each, all related to sexual battery that allegedly occurred at a Saratoga house party. The lieutenant said the arrests were the result of information gathered by his agency's Saratoga High School resource officers. He said the investigation is ongoing, and Los Gatos police also continue looking into the girl's September suicide. The Associated Press does not identify juveniles who

“let’s pretend” quickly built themselves into full-length stories. She created and maintains the website AmericanFolklore.net, where she shares a wealth of stories from all 50 states, some dating back to the origins of America. She lives in Fountain Hills, Arizona. Paul Hoffman illustrates books of many genres—children’s titles, textbooks, short story collections, natural history volumes, and cookbooks. For the Spooky series, he employs a scratchboard technique and an active imagination. He lives in Massachusetts. The Spookiest Campfire Stories Forty Frightening Tales Told by the Firelight Paperback eBook Summary Summary Nothing goes better with gooey s’mores and a glowing campfire than a ghost story. Vampires, werewolves, witches, Bloody Mary, the Wendigo, and other frightening specters populate the pages of this compelling collection of S.E. Schlosser’s best ghost stories and her favorite horror classics from Edgar Allen Poe,a torture chamber with hooks suspended from the ceiling and electric cables allegedly used to discipline Turkish businessmen who didn't pay protection money. The police said: "The operation was planned as a result of recent incidents involving firearms in the vicinity of Turkish sports and social clubs on the borough, as well as heightened concern from Hackney’s Turkish community." Four venues were targeted on the night: Karadeniz Club - 109 Green Lanes, N5 What the police found: Three unlicensed gaming machines seized. Closure notice served on the premises, following several firearms-related incidents in the vicinity of the club. Efes Snooker Hall, Stoke Newington Road, N16 What the police found:The premises was found to be abstracting electricity to the value of several thousand pounds. By arrangement with EDF Energy, the owner has since paid this