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PhD, MCHES, ofHealth Promotion and Wellness: An Evidence-Based Guide to Clinical Preventive Services. She is currently co-chair of the Research Working Group of the Academic Consortium for Complementary and Alternative Health Care. She has been named "Researcher of the Year” by both the American Chiropractic Association (2003) and the Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research (2005). Her areas of interest are health promotion and prevention, practice-based research and health services research. Michael A. Perko, PhD, MCHES, FAAHE,currently serves as Associate Professor in the Dept. of Public Health Education at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro; prior to that he was the Department Head of Health Sciences at the University of Alabama where he ran the seventh-ranked PhD program in the country in Health Education and Promotion. For seven years, Dr.Perko helped run Alabama Power Company's "Good Health Makes Sense" worksite wellness program. In 1994, that program was named one of the 10 best programs in the country. Dr. Perko has consulted with many companies and organizations on health promotion and disease prevention initiatives including the U.S. National Chamber of Commerce, The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, and the U.S. Army Special Forces and the 173rd Airborne in Europe. A Master Certified Health Education Specialist, Dr. Perko received the 2011 Excellence in Teaching Award from both the School of Health and Human Performance at UNCG and the same award at UNC-Wilmington in 2002; in 2008, he was named the Nation’s Top Health Educator. Dr. Perko is a Certified Health and Wellness Coach and the author of six books

Powerful Movie Role Models to Help You Succeed With Women Nothing can empower a man to take action like a powerful role model. If you can't find one in your real life, check out these movies and emulate these Don Juans... First Knight After Richard Gere saves Julia Ormond's life for the first time in the forest, he tries to put the moves on her. After she first slaps him, she then rejects his kiss. Needless to say, he persists throughout the movie and winds up getting the girl. Boomerang Eddie Murphy tries to lay a line on Robin Givens in front of an elevator. She bursts with laughter calling his attempt "pretty pathetic." But Eddie keeps his cool and keeps at it, and ends up nailing her halfway through the movie. When Harry Met Sally Before theyof Wallington which relates the story of his 42-night road trip (on public transport), playing open mic sessions across the UK. It was BBC Radio 4’s Book of the Week in 2012. Joe Brown – A Concert for George – I’ll See You In My Dreams George (on ukulele), Paul & Ringo – Ain’t She Sweet George Harrison (on ukulele) – Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea Ukuleles for Peace & George Hinchliffe of the UOGB – Ukuleles for Peace is an Israeli charity, established by Paul Moore, that breaks down barriers between the country’s Jewish and Arab communities via a children’s ukulele orchestra Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain – Live at the Proms 2009 – Ode to Joy (Many of us HUGers did this during the UOGB’s Hobart concert…no vid unfortunately!) The

Nova and Department of Public Health and Nursing at Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, for all support during the write up. Funding {#FPar2} ======= The survey was self funded by Oddvar Aadnanes and he received a scholarship from the Norwegian Medical Association for the project turning the dissertation into a journal article. Availability on data and materials {#FPar1} ================================== The datasets used and analysed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request. OA is the primary author and the paper is based on his MPH dissertation at University of Liverpool which was finished in April 2015. He has performed most of the work under supervision of the other authors. IH was the main supervisor through the planning and implementation of the project turning the master dissertation intoIt Takes a Village: Stevens Alumnus Builds Water Well in Kenya 6/28/2012 Rick Kuehn ’01 has had many defining moments in his life. For more than six years, he served on active duty with the Air Force and had a host of duties while deployed: a C-17 instructor pilot; chief of tactics in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan; and chief of squadron current operations. The day after his active duty ended, he was commissioned as a major into the Air Force Reserves. He’s also served as a disaster responder with the American Red Cross of Greater New York, currently instructing their disaster training classes. But one recent memory stands out: sitting on the floor, in a modest home in the village of Kipingi, located in southwestern Kenya, peeling a potato-like vegetable for dinner while

Perciasepe, the agency's deputy administrator, who was formerly the chief operating officer at the National Audubon Society, and Gina McCarthy, an assistant administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation, who often filled in for Jackson at congressional committee hearings. Whoever Obama chooses will face resistance from the Republican-controlled House. Bob Dean, a spokesman at the Natural Resources Defense Council, told me that the biggest challenge for the next EPA chief will come from mostly Republican legislators who hold "entrenched anti-environment position on ideological grounds". In contrast to the nearly 40 years of bipartisan cooperation on the environment, Dean says recent years have seen "one vote after another to undermine and delay needed regulations". Smith of Public Citizen worries, in particular, about the House Appropriations Committee, which currently has aaddition to cutting greenhouse gases, environmentalist are hoping that the new administration will continue to block the Keystone XL pipeline, which would transport vast quantities of "dirty oil" from northern Canada to the US Gulf coast. The president has said that he will make a final decision on Keystone during the current year. There has been speculation that Jackson is resigning because the president has already decided to approve the controversial pipeline. Jackson "left as a matter of conscience," according to Jeff Tittel, the director of New Jersey's Sierra Club chapter and a longtime friend of the EPA administrator. Tittel says she "has too much principle to support [the pipeline], between the climate impacts of it and the water quality impacts of it … She was the person who

represent United this week at the groundbreaking ceremony of the new United Airlines Memorial Coliseum, she also played on the Trojans championship-winning basketball team during her college days; she also served in the ROTC. She is a wonderful friend and mentor to so many people, especially young women, whom she has inspired to pursue careers in aviation. You may also know her as the first female African-American captain for a major U.S. airline. As someone who has managed to break one of the highest glass ceilings there is — at 35,000 feet — her example of perseverance and professionalism is something that we can all be proud to have United associated with. I know I feel honored to be her colleague. But, it also shows how far we haveyet to go before true equality of opportunity is the expectation, not the rare exception. M’Lis’ story teaches us something else that I think is important as we observe Black History Month in the United States this February. To be sure, we ought to reflect on the long arc of history through which our African-American brothers and sisters have marched in order to achieve greater civil, racial and economic justice in the United States. We are also poignantly reminded of the tragic nature of much of that history, especially as we observe the 50th anniversary of the tumultuous events that marked the year 1968, culminating in the loss of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Teams at our hubs and stations across the system, as well as at the Corporate Support

'Those queueing up to criticise the Guardian should tell the US to look at its own security, and ask why a junior CIA official turned private contractor possessed so much sensitive information.' Photograph: Uncredited/AP Britain's spooks are striking back. Weeks, months, after the Guardian, Washington Post and German magazine der Spiegel, published documents about the massive surveillance operations of GCHQ and its close US electronic eavesdropping partner, the National Security Agency, they are saying the leaks have done more damage than the infamous Cambridge spy ring. Indeed, they suggest, the full extent of the damage done may never be fully assessed. Sir David Omand, a former GCHQ director, told the Times newspaper today that the leaks by former CIA contractor Edward Snowden was "the most catastrophic loss to British intelligenceever, much worse than [Guy] Burgess and [Donald] MacLean in the 50s". Yet when Vince Cable was asked what he thought about the decision to publish leaked material, the business secretary told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the Guardian had performed "a very considerable public service". He called for "proper political oversight" of the security and intelligence agencies. Then a few hours later, Nigel Inkster, a former deputy chief of MI6, told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme that the Snowden leaks were "comparable" to those by the Cambridge spies, "only worse". Yet last month he played down the impact of the leaks, described them as "very embarrassing, uncomfortable, and unfortunate". He added, clearly referring to al-Qaida-inspired terrorists: "I sense that those most interested in the activities

Romney targets Obama in speech on economic freedom Romney, the front-runner in the Republican presidential race, on Monday blamed Obama's economic policies for a "tepid" recovery. Romney outlined a plan for less government regulation and lower taxes to speed things up. Romney focused on Obama and his own plan to expand economic freedom in a speech at the University of Chicago, a day before Illinois holds the GOP's latest high-profile presidential primary. Obama was a lecturer at the same college for more than a decade. Romney says Obama's "assault on our economic freedom" would have stifled famous inventers like Steve Jobs and the Wright Brothers. Romney didn't offer many specifics in his speech for how he'd change things.A newborn Indian girl has been left unwanted as her presumed parents seek custody of a baby boy handed to them by mistake, officials say. The two babies were born on the same night in a hospital in the western Indian city of Jodhpur a week ago. The couple refused to accept the girl after accidentally being given the boy, who belongs to another couple, the hospital says. Indian society has a long history of discrimination against girls. The pair, Poonam Kanwar and her husband, Chain Singh, have rejected the findings of a blood test suggesting that the girl is theirs, officials at the Umaid Hospital said. Instead, they are fighting a couple identified by the hospital as the male baby's parents for custody of the boy. They have insisted that a DNA test

CNN’s Marc Lamont Hill has stated repeatedly, these attacks are myths… See this former U.S.A Today article San Diego, CA – Authorities on Wednesday circulated surveillance camera images of a youth sought for beating up a 52-year-old man at a La Mesa transit depot. The victim had just exited a trolley about 8 p.m. June 13 when the assailant jumped him, punching him until he fell to the ground and then kicking him in the head, according to police. By the time officers arrived, the attacker had fled, Lt. Angela DeSarro said. Police do not know why the victim was targeted. The man, whose name was withheld, was taken to Alvarado Hospital, where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. A surveillance camera captured images of the aggressor, described as a black teenager withNot long after Rob Zombie broke up his freakshow band of 13 years, White Zombie, he launched his solo career and rose to even greater heights. His debut album, Hellbilly Deluxe: 13 Tales of Cadaverous Cavorting Inside the Spookshow International, came on Aug. 25, 1998, and anyone angry about the demise of White Zombie quickly forgot why they were mad at the imaginative frontman. Hellbilly Deluxe… wasn't a dramatic departure from the last two White Zombie albums. The music ramped up the electronic elements and the songs contained even more samples, but the spirit was similar. The album debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard album charts, selling more than 121,000. Less than three months later the album was certified Platinum. To date it has sold over three million

A LIGHT BLACK MALE WITH BUSHY HAIR. THOMASTON P.D. K-9 UNIT RYDER AIDED IN THE SEARCH—BUT THEY WERE NOT FOUND. Georgia Army National Guard Lieutenant Colonel and Towaliga Judicial Circuit District Attorney Jonathan Adams announced today that the National Guard will deploy him with his unit next spring. Adams will be sent to the Middle East for one year in support of the ongoing Global War on Terrorism. He is currently assigned as the Deputy Commander for his unit which is headquarted in Marietta, Georgia. While deployed, the Chief Assistant District Attorney will take over as Interim District Attorney to ensure that the office continues to serve the needs of the community. “It has been an honor to serve my country in the military for 25 years, and I am proud to answer the call to duty again. Itof my term. The support from the Barnesville community is also one of Gordon State’s biggest strengths, and the strong partnership benefits students and the region alike. I’ll always be cheering for Gordon State, which has an incredibly bright future.”Burns was named president of Gordon State College in January 2012. Prior to being named president, he served as dean of the Mike Cottrell College of Business at the University of North Georgia.“The success of Gordon State College can be directly attributed to President Burns’ outstanding leadership,” said Chancellor Steve Wrigley. “President Burns’ emphasis on creating learning opportunities and building a campus community that cares about its students has helped Gordon State achieve greater student success. On behalf of the University System, we are grateful to Max for his

Mayor Karl Dean gives his State of Metro speech at the official opening of the Music City Center on Monday, May 20, 2013, in Nashville in Tenn. Written by Michael Cass | The Tennessean With a country music superstar serving as his opening act inside the city's sparkling new downtown showplace, Mayor Karl Dean said Monday that Nashville needs to work hard to make sure it keeps adding to its recent portfolio of honors and accomplishments. "Is Nashville going to be a one-hit wonder? Or are we a legend in the making?" Dean said during his annual State of Metro address in the soaring Grand Lobby of Music City Center, the $585 million convention hall that opened Sunday. Moments after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at which he announced that the facility had met its goalPosted By Lauren Daley-Maurer on Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 5:21 PM Pittsburgh police have released a composite sketch of a man suspected in the vicious road-rage attack of a cyclist last week. Composite sketch from Pittsburgh Police Suspect in South Side bike attack Police describe the man as a tall and slender white male in his 20s or 30s with very short hair and a receding hairline. He is suspected of following cyclist Colin Albright up the city steps in the South Side and stabbing him in the arms, neck and head "before severely slashing [Albright's] throat," police said in a news release. Surveillance video released by authorities show the man running up the city steps near Josephine Street around 10:50 p.m. last Wednesday, then running back down to a parked

Story highlights (CNN)The Supreme Court on Saturday allowed an Arizona law barring organizers from picking up ballots and delivering them to election stations to remain in effect. The ruling is a blow to Democrats in the state who say the law could disenfranchise thousands of voters, especially in minority communities that rely upon neighbors and activists to collect and hand-deliver the ballots. Friday, a 6-5 ruling by the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals granted a preliminary injunction of the law; the Supreme Court's order stays that decision. There were no noted dissents. In Arizona, voters can request an early ballot to be sent to them before the election. The voters can then mail it back or drop it off at a polling locations as long as it is received by 7Court Saturday morning. Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan praised the decision. "We are extremely pleased the Supreme Court reversed the ninth circuit's decision, Reagan said in a statement. "This commonsense law simply ensures ballot security in the state of Arizona and we're relived that there will be no changes to the law this late in the election cycle. " In briefs filed by lawyers for the Arizona, lawyers had argued that the law "will not actually have a discriminatory impact or anything more than a minimal burden on the right to vote," and lambasted the appeals court for blocking the "sensible" law so close to the election. Joshua A. Douglas, an election law expert at the University of Kentucky College of Law, believed a major concern for justices could be the

The CEO of SNC-Lavalin says the company plans to "vigorously defend" itself in the court case as the centre of the unfolding political scandal in Ottawa, and says the company's hard-working employees are being used "as pucks in a political hockey game." Neil Bruce made the comments on a conference call with analysts on Friday, after the company posted its quarterly results. While SNC wants to focus on the company's financial performance, the narrative around the company has been hijacked in recent weeks over allegations that the Prime Minister's Office had unduly tried to influence then attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould into allowing the company to settle allegations it bribed foreign officials to secure work in 2012. The RCMP alleges that between 2001 and 2012, the company paid almost $48 million inthe plaintiff alleges, the husband sustained severe personal injuries which required his hospitalization for many days; that he has permanently lost his earning capacity and has suffered great pain; that he is given to moods of depression, irritability, anger, forgetfulness, impatience and hostility and is now and will permanently continue to be impotent, forgetful, nervous, uncompanionable, irascible, neglectful, inattentive and indifferent in his conjugal duties towards the plaintiff; that she has thereby lost "the consort, companionship, society, affection and support of her said husband." She alleged that by reason of the physical and mental condition of her husband, she has suffered mental anguish by being forced to witness his suffering, and that "she has been denied the care, protection, consideration, love, conjugal affection, companionship, assistance and society" of

teeth into the new video. TRANSYLVANIA, 1893. One night in the woods adjacent to Passo Borgo, at the foot of … Rate This MovieSYNOPSIS: “As a boy a young Bruce Wayne watched in horror as his millionaire parents were slain in front of his eyes, a trauma which led him to become obsessed with revenge but his chance is cruelly taken away from him by fate. After disappearing to the East where he seeks counsel with the dangerous but honorable ninja … The Reverend Shooting wraps and three new stills are released! Shooting has finally wrapped on ‘The Reverend’, just as Neil Jones’s previous feature film ‘Risen’ is released on DVD in the UK. The movie recently wrapped filming in Cardiff, with the director Neil Jones saying he was thrilledundisputed evidence adduced at the hearing on the Motion to Suppress is essential to a proper resolution of the issue presented on this appeal. 9 On July 11, 1968, a 1967 Cadillac containing numerous valuable items of personal property was stolen from Jerome Friedman in Bayside, New York.2 At the time of the theft of the automobile Briddle was incarcerated in the State Prison in Jefferson City, Missouri, where he remained until October, 1968. On June 27, 1969, using a fictitious name and a false address Briddle traded in the stolen automobile at Ken Bender's Motor Company in St. Charles, Missouri. 10 About July 1, 1969, Special Agent Hess of the F.B.I. and officers of the Missouri State Highway Patrol examined the car and determined it was a stolen car.

I've ever seen," and time has done nothing to change that opinion. He got yanked after that game; his last two games UFRed in 2010 were a –8.5 against Iowa ("oh my God the slants") and the –9 against PSU ("awful, awful, awful"). Everyone was openly petrified that he would play; this space predicted Courtney Avery would start and Countess would usurp Floyd's spot posthaste. Instead Countess usurped Avery's spot and Floyd developed into a pretty good Big Ten corner. I know! The highlight was his game-sealing interception against AJ Jenkins… …and Floyd was no one-trick pony. I kept an owlish watch on him as he played to the point where I checked his coverage on plays that didn't go anywhere near him. The results were pure Ripley's. He may havethe exposure. That's good enough for me when trying to figure out who's good in an area of the field you only see when someone hasn't been good (or one of Michigan's quarterbacks has decided they're tired of being on the field). I know. OMG. Floyd stands alone as the most soaring, magnificent demonstration of the differences between the last staff and this one. This is not to say he turned into Charles Woodson. He was consistently subpar on bubble screens and other run-support tasks, which was especially frustrating since he is the boundary corner. He, like everyone else, got smoked by Posey in the OSU game, and he still seems to lack a certain something when it comes to deep speed. When I broke down Michigan's "NOBODY CARES ABOUT

arrested again. Upon his release from custody he continued his activism and was prominent in the establishment of the 1989 Round Table Agreement that led to semi-free parliamentary elections in June 1989, and to a Solidarity-led government. Mary Harris “Mother” Jones was an Irish-American schoolteacher and dressmaker who became a prominent labor and community organizer. She helped coordinate major strikes and cofounded the Industrial Workers of the World. Jones worked as a teacher and dressmaker, but after her husband and four children all died of yellow fever in 1867 and her dress shop was destroyed in the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, she began working as an organizer for the Knights of Labor and the United Mine Workers union. From 1897, at about 60 years of age, she wasknown as Mother Jones. In 1902 she was called “the most dangerous woman in America” for her success in organizing mine workers and their families against the mine owners. In 1903, to protest the lax enforcement of the child labor laws in the Pennsylvania mines and silk mills, she organized a children’s march from Philadelphia to the home of President Theodore Roosevelt in New York. Kailash Satyarthi is an Indian children’s rights and education advocate and an activist against child labour. He founded the Bachpan Bachao Andolan (lit. Save the Childhood Movement) in 1980 and has acted to protect the rights of more than 83,000 children from 144 countries. It is largely because of Satyarthi’s work and activism that the International Labour Organization adopted Convention No. 182 on the

Fat Grafting in the Management of War Injuries. The healing potential of fat grafting was empirically noted by the surgeons who were confronted with the dramatic facial disfigurements resulting from World War 1. Fat was transplanted into the wounds either en bloc or in parcels to promote the healing capacity or to correct the uneven, depressed scars from gunshot wounds, enabling the poor soldiers to step back to society and families in a shorter period of time.The idea of transplanting fat into the wound of the facially disfigured started with Hippolyte Morestin (1869-1919), surgeon in chief at Val-de Grace Military Hospital in Paris and was widely adopted by HD Gillies (1882-1960), Erich Lexer (1867-1937), Gustavo Sanvenero Rosselli (1897-1974), and others, achieving amazing results. Successful treatment of facially injured individualsWednesday, February 1, 2017 Brandi Kennedy is a romance novelist who is finally living her childhood career dream. As a child, books were her world and through adulthood, that love of words has never changed. Brandi is now a contemporary romance novelist and poet with a deep love of writing and a curiously adventurous desire to someday write in several other genres. A woman of varied interests, Brandi loves photography, music of all kinds, knitting, crochet, and of course, mothering her two young daughters. Currently, she finds her home in the heart of Knoxville, Tennessee, among the mountains and the members of her extended family, where she spends her days at the computer, bringing fresh and incredibly real characters to life. Mark Knight's Book Good Reads! Book Blogs Newsletter Subscribe to our mailing list * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name About Me I married the best man

young children. Reproductive tourism The availability of the state-of-the-art treatment could pave the way for a booming business of “Reproductive Tourism”, says Dr. S.S Chawla, Director, Satjot Human Reproduction and Research Centre, here. Peaceniks from Paris A three-member French peacenik team arrived here after passing through various European and Asian countries, covering a distance of 19000 km. The leader of the team, Mr Clochon Ambroise (24), a mechanical engineer, talking to the Tribune said that they had started their tour in September 2005 and after travelling through north-west Africa, South America, Taiwan, Laos and China, entered India through Nepal on July 9. French peaceniks on world tour arrive in Amritsar on their cycles. Photo by Rajiv Sharma Tributes to cricketer Vijay Mehra Vijay Mehra’s death has left former cricketers and lovers of the game in the city bereft. Old-timers fondlyremember the exploits of one of the cricketing stalwarts produced by the city. Vijay Mehra (68) passed away in Delhi following a heart attack on August 25. SEZ can spell doom for farmers The much-hyped Special Economic Zone (SEZ) was criticised by Lok Morcha, an NGO. The NGO claimed that SEZ was “only a way to encourage real estate business”. This would benefit only rich businessmen and would ruin the already-suffering agricultural community, alleged the Lok Morcha office-bearers. Vehicles run on LPG In the city, many vehicles are being driven on LPG cylinders meant for domestic purposes. Besides endangering their own lives and those of others, the owners are flouting the rules laid down by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. Encroachments dot the city Encroachments by shopkeepers are common in the city.

in contact with a number of Libyan officials in recent weeks in behind-the-scenes diplomacy, according to a spokesman for David Cameron. He stressed that Britain had not been negotiating any possible trade-offs aimed at sealing Gaddafi's exit from power. "There are no deals." The disclosure of the dialogue came as the revolutionary leadership in the east laid down conditions for a ceasefire, after a visit by the UN's special envoy Abdelilah al-Khatib to the rebel capital, Benghazi. "We agree on a ceasefire on the condition that our brothers in the western cities have freedom of expression and also that the forces that are besieging the cities withdraw," said one of the leadership, Mustafa Abdul Jalil. "Our aim is to liberate and have sovereignty over all of Libya." The rebels' initiatives wereannounced as the first credible report of civilian casualties from the western air campaign emerged. Suleiman Refadi, a doctor who has worked with the rebels, told reporters that seven civilians, including three girls from the same family aged 12 to 16, were killed on Wednesday in an air strike. Refadi said three youths and a fourth girl were also killed when missiles hit a government ammunition lorry and destroyed two houses about nine miles from Brega and what is now the frontline. About 25 people were injured. The report was not independently confirmed. In Tripoli, gunfire was heard near Gaddafi's compound. Reuters reported that residents said they saw snipers on rooftops and pools of blood on the streets. The rebels made it clear their offer of a ceasefire should not be

Feeding You Archaeological News! You are here: The crowd-sharing system called Arches, utilising satellite imagery, photographs, technical data and eyewitness descriptions documents damage and destruction of monuments by the so-called Islamic State and due to fights near the Syrian city of Aleppo. Archaeologist of the Leon Levy Expedition discovered what is believed to be a first and only discovered Philistine cemetery. The find was made in Ashkelon, South Israel and is considered to be 3000 years old. Archaeologists discovered remains of one of the oldest funeral banquets that reveals a preplanned event reflecting social interaction in late Palaeolithic. The find was made in Hilazon Tachtit cave in northern Israel by a team of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The hoard of silver coins dating to the Hasmonean period (126 BCE) were discovered duringexcavations carried out by the Israel Antiquities Authority near Modi‘in. The treasure was hidden in a rock crevice, up against a wall of an impressive agricultural estate that was discovered during the excavation there. ISIS extremists destroyed the 2,500-year-old temple of Nabu in the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud and released footage of the incident. The final scene in the ten-minute video shows the Great Pyramid of Giza near Egypt’s capital, Cairo and a fanatic pledging to blow up ancient sites built by the infidels. A tomb raided in the past has been discovered in the ancient metropolis of Paphos on Cyprus. The tomb is one of six such features discovered by archaeologists in the area of Kato Paphos, dated to Greco-Roman Period between 300BC-300AD. The uncovered tomb contains decorated

Parents Sue School District For Strip-Searching Their 10 Year-Old Son The parents of 10 year-old J.C. Cox have sued a North Carolina public school district for allegedly strip-searching their son in search of a $20 bill lost by another student. J.C. had twice told school officials he did not have the missing money, which was later found in the school cafeteria, attorneys for the Rutherford Institute said announcing the complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Institute attorneys charge that a former Union Elementary School assistant principal violated J.C.'s Fourth Amendment rights when she allegedly ordered the fifth grader to disrobe down to his underwear and subjected him to an aggressive strip-search that included rimming the edge of his underwear. "Such outrageous conduct by schoolof the groundwork for the Jet Age, the single greatest transformation in human mobility. I have been covering Boeing closely for nearly 30 years. This began when I wrote a book about the creation of the 747 that also involved researching the long prologue of how Boeing pioneered the science of high-speed commercial flight. I interviewed a score or more of Boeing engineers, most of them retired, who through their endeavor had created a company culture that was fully alert to the risks involved in their learning curve. Their first commercial jet, the 707, was twice as fast as the propeller-driven models that preceded it and airline pilots sometimes found it challenging to fly. In the first three years of its life 19 pilots were killed in 707 training flight crashes. The

The "sick man of Asia" may need a return visit to the economic emergency room. The Philippines managed to shed that dreaded moniker thanks to the tender care of Benigno Aquino's intensive care team from 2010 to 2016. President Aquino brought the national balance sheet under control, took a scalpel to corruption, unclogged Manila's commercial arteries and bequeathed to the next shift a patient rallying toward revival. Unfortunately, his successor, Rodrigo Duterte, has skipped more than a few ward rounds in these last 860-plus days. Rather than tap new methods to increase competitiveness, curb graft and strengthen institutions, Duterte engaged in a ghastly war on drugs and authoritarian bombast. The costs of his economic neglect are swelling by the day: the slowest growth in three years; the worst consumption trends in four;and the highest inflation in almost a decade. The peso has plunged 6.4% since January and the central bank is rushing to implement the most aggressive monetary regimen since 2000. The parallel should worry investors and corporate executives alike. The last time Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas hit the brakes this hard -- 150 basis points so far in 2018 -- Joseph Estrada was literally being chased out of the presidential palace. Filipinos will tolerate a lot from their leaders, but not runaway inflation. Then, as now, skyrocketing costs are threatening the president's political standing. Estrada was impeached in 2001 on plunder charges. But it was economic angst that arguably turned the nation of 105 million people against him. Few see Duterte traveling a similar arc. But an unmistakable whiff of

defendant in the murder of Tommy Buckner. After talking to Stoner, police again contacted defendant. Defendant agreed to accompany police personnel to the police department. Defendant was taken to a conference room. He was given the Miranda[2] warning, after which defendant gave statements that differed from what he had previously told police. The statements were incriminatory. Defendant admitted firing shots at the car in which Buckner was travelling. He stated he put the gun he used in the ceiling in his mother's room at her house. After defendant told the location of the gun, a search warrant was obtained and served at defendant's mother's house. Defendant went with the officers. He took the officers who served the warrant to the room he identified as the location of theat the preliminary hearing of Rodney Potts and after he had become a suspect. It was a custodial interrogation. Defendant was advised of his Miranda rights before he was questioned. Defendant complains that the threat of the death penalty and the expression that a relative of the victim who he was suspected of murdering was at the jail where he would be housed coerced his statement. A statement that a suspect could face the death penalty does not constitute a threat, but is a permissible observation of the possible consequences of first degree murder. State v. Simmons, 944 S.W.2d 165, 176 (Mo. banc), cert. denied, 522 U.S. 953, 118 S.Ct. 376, 139 L.Ed.2d 293 (1997). The advice to defendant that the death penalty was a possible punishment for the

Bowl MVP, finishing the game with 22 of 25 passes completed for 268 yards and three touchdowns. Simms also had 25 rushing yards on 3 carries. His 22 out of 25 (88%) completion percentage not only set a Super Bowl record, but also an NFL postseason record for 21 years. The Denver Broncos quarterback was Hall of Famer John Elway. *As an added bonus this DVD includes two TV bowling matches involving Hall of Fame bowler Mark Roth. Also included is a 300 game bowled by Bob Learn Jr. Price: $8.00 Wrestlemania Collection 8 WRESTLEMANIA EVENTS ON 8 DVD'S A world indoor attendance-record set of 93,173 fans was set at WrestleMania III, which was also the largest paying attendance in the history of professional wrestling at the time. The event iswidely considered to be the pinnacle of the 1980s wrestling boom. To make certain that every seat in the Silverdome would be filled, the WWF decided to exclude the entire state of Michigan from pay-per-view access to the event, which made attending the event the only way for fans in Michigan to see it. The main event featured Hogan defending the WWF Championship against André the Giant. The moment when Hogan body slammed André the Giant remains one of the most famous moments in professional wrestling history. The match between the WWF Intercontinental Champion Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat also gained much acclaim and popularity. WrestleMania VI marked the first time the event took place outside of the United States. It was held at the SkyDome, in Toronto,

Jim Malewitz Jim Malewitz is an investigative reporter Tribune. He previously covered energy and environmental issues. Before arriving in 2013, he covered those issues for Stateline, a nonprofit news service in Washington, D.C. The Michigan native majored in political science at Grinnell College in Iowa and holds a master’s from the University of Iowa. There, he helped launch the nonprofit Iowa Center for Public Affairs Journalism, where he currently serves on the board of directors. Jim also coaches the Texas Tribune Runoffs, which, sources say, is the scrappiest coed newsroom softball team west of the Mississippi. Recent Contributions In 2016, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller irked farmers, ranchers and lawmakers by dramatically raising fees for a wide range of services his agency offers. A new state audit says the higher fees generatedboth the google play and apple app store as both the most downloaded and highest grossing games. With over 100 million players globally, Clash Royale is a force to be reckoned with and we're proud to be a part of the journey.CMcHugh made his debut back in 2016, and in such a short time frame became perhaps the most accomplished player in the Western hemisphere. Back-to-Back #1 Global ladder finishes, 2x RPL World Champion, and 2x Top 2 CCGS North American finalist made the name 'CMcHugh' among the most feared tags in the scene.Aside from tournament accomplishments, he's no slouch in the strategy department. His reputation as an incredible theorycrafter knows no bounds. Far from being a typical 'one-deck', CMcHugh utilizes multiple decks and playstyles at the highest

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown appeared in South Florida on Tuesday for a deposition after he was accused of throwing furniture from his condo balcony and trashing his place in April 2018. Video from the Sunny Isles condo complex, first obtained by WSVN-TV, shows furniture falling from the sky and into the pool and onto the pool deck. ANTONIO BROWN BACK TO SCHOOL AT CENTRAL MICHIGAN AFTER PATRIOTS RELEASE It didn’t appear that anyone was injured in the incident. Video shows workers and sunbathers running for cover as the furniture began to rain down on them. Acqualina 1402 LLC filed a lawsuit against Brown over the damage caused. George A. Minski, the attorney representing the condo, told WSVN-TV that the free-agent wide receiver tossed the items from the balconypieces of furniture but Minski claims there was up to $80,000 in damages and the company had to renovate the unit for three months. Brown had also faced a lawsuit in the same incident. A man sued the wide receiver for throwing the furniture claiming a piece nearly hit his child. That matter was settled out of court. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Brown was released by the Patriots last week after a tumultuous 11-day tenure with the team. He faces a civil lawsuit from a former trainer which accuses him of raping and sexually assaulting her on three separate occasions from 2017 to 2018. He was also accused in a Sports Illustrated story of sexually assaulting a woman and then allegedly sending her intimidating texts. The NFL star

Cinematography Cinematography is the art of lighting and photographing a film. The cinematographer or director of photography works with the director to ensure that all the visual aspects of a film contribute to and enhance its overall meaning and purpose. It is the process of taking ideas, actions, emotional subtext, tone and all other forms of non-verbal communication and rendering them in visual terms.Blain Brown, 2002 The rules and conventions that underpin the practice of cinematography have developed with the feature film industry and have become naturalised as a form of language shared between filmmakers and their audiences. The cinematographer uses this complex visual language to create effects, express ideas and provoke emotional, intellectual and aesthetic responses.Patriots Release TE Bo Scaife and OL Mike Ingersoll Scaife, 31, was signed by the Patriots as a free agent on June 7, 2012. He is veteran of seven NFL seasons with the Tennessee Titans and Cincinnati Bengals. Scaife joined Tennessee as a sixth-round draft pick (179th overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft out of Texas. The 6-foot-3 inch, 249-pounder has played in 90 NFL games with 62 starts and has recorded 251 receptions for 2,383 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was signed by Cincinnati last season but spent the year on injured reserve. Ingersoll, 24, was signed by the Patriots on June 11, 2012. He originally entered the NFL as a rookie free agent with the Kansas City Chiefs out of North Carolina last season. The 6-foot-5, 300-pounder was

Sebastian Vettel expects a number of pit stops to be required during the Spanish Grand Prix due to high track temperatures. Temperatures on the track surface touched 44C during Friday's practice sessions and lead to a number of cars running off-track in FP2. While insisting he was happy with the way Red Bull's schedule had gone, Vettel said that the track conditions would make the race difficult for the drivers to preserve their tyres. "It wasn't too bad today - there's a lot of stuff for us to go through," Vettel said. "We had a few new parts to try, which is not that unusual for Barcelona. I'm pretty happy; we did a lot of laps and got through the programme well. "The wind played a role today, you could seeWADI SHAAB, 6th July, 2018 (WAM) -- The Emirates Red Crescent, ERC, has distributed 500 food parcels to the displaced population in Wadi Shaab in Maqareb District, on the borders of Taiz Governorate. These people returned to their villages after liberation of these areas from the Houthi militia. ERC representative said that the food baskets will be distributed in Nafakha, Joul, Quwaidha, Dhooka villages and other areas in Al Awsat and Al Asfal Sheb as well as in Al Maqareb District. Sheikh Olwan Mohammed Saeed Alabdali, Chief of Al Abadel tribe expressed his happiness on the humanitarian gesture which is part of the UAE's relief and humanitarian activities in the liberated areas of Yemen. He added that the assistance will alleviate the suffering of the population. The beneficiaries expressed their thanks

audio or video tapes at trial because she had not produced them during discovery. The trial began and, during her opening statement, the prosecutor told the jury: You are going to hear that on February 17th of the year 2000 Rose Spears, undercover narcotics officer- well, in a time period before this - was in contact with the defendant, James Michael Peterson. She had been put on him through a third party, and she had called him to set up a buy of cocaine. They had several conversations with regard to its availability, when she needed it, how much she needed, could he get it for her, and he said that he could, and they set up a buy. The defense did not object. The State called Officer Spears as its first witness. the trial court interpreted that summary. She stated, on cross-examination, that she was not aware that she was taking any risk that would require a mistrial nor did she think that she had done anything that was objectionable. Under oath, she denied that she had been aware of, but consciously disregarded, the risk that an objectionable event for which she was responsible would require a mistrial at the defendant's request. She testified that she was not attempting to secure a mistrial and she had no belief that her questions to Officer Spears would cause a mistrial, especially since the defense had not objected to her opening statement nor to some of her questions to Officer Spears. She stated that she was perfectly willing to go forward with the original trial without the video

Rte 2fm presenter Ryan Tubridy pictured at the Rte 2fm Summer launch at Rte Studios in Donnybrook, Dublin. Pictures : Brian McEvoy The school holidays have begun and most students are looking forward to a break away from the books. Not so Tom McCarthy (14), a student in St Gerald’s College in Castlebar, Co Mayo. Speaking to 2FM’s Ryan Tubridy earlier today, Tom described his plans to construct a nuclear fusion reactor in his back garden. Tom, who has a passion for physics as well as basketball and GAA, hopes to have the reactor finished before September. It will be placed inside his family's garden shed, he told Tubridy. The young student explained how he came across an online video last year illustrating the concept of the reactor and “I just fell in loveOfficials are probing how a 51-year-old highway bridge came to collapse in the Italian port city of Genoa yesterday, killing at least 26 people and injuring 16 others as it sent dozens of vehicles tumbling into a heap of concrete and twisted steel. Deception Bay murders a case of ‘mistaken identity', police say A Queensland mother and her brother were allegedly murdered in a case of mistaken identity, detectives have said. April and Ian Bailey were found dead inside their fire-ravaged home at Deception Bay, north of Brisbane, on May 28, 2004. Detective Inspector Damien Hansen claimed the siblings, who were allegedly killed in front of April's then five-year-old daughter Violet, were targeted because of the actions of another woman called April from the same area. “April had come into possession of a

Assessing the Costs and Consequences of the 2007-09 Financial Crisis and Its Aftermath David Luttrell, Tyler Atkinson and Harvey Rosenblum Vol. 8, No. 7, September 2013 A confluence of factors produced the December 2007–June 2009 Great Recession—bad bank loans, improper credit ratings, lax regulatory policies and misguided government incentives that encouraged reckless borrowing and lending. The worst downturn in the United States since the 1930s was distinctive. Easy credit standards and abundant financing fueled a boom-period expansion that was followed by an epic bust with enormous negative economic spillover. Despite extensive reviews of the causes and consequences of the most recent financial crisis, there are few estimates of what it cost—the value of what society gave up. Such a figure would help determine the relative expense of policy proposals designed to avoid futureEarl F. Hilliard for allegedly defaulting on payments due under a real estate mortgage note. The case was settled pursuant to an agreement executed in November 1989. The plaintiffs filed a motion to enforce the terms of the settlement agreement on June 27, 1990. The trial court scheduled a hearing on the motion for August 23, 1990. On July 30, 1989, the plaintiffs filed an amendment to the motion and filed a motion for summary judgment. The hearing on the amended motion and on the summary judgment motion was then set for August 9, 1990. On August 9, 1990, the trial court entered a summary judgment in favor of the plaintiffs with leave to prove damages. We note that Hilliard's counsel failed to attend this hearing. After damages were assessed, a

after 15 years in legislature According to the ENS report, Craig gave the $20,000 cheque to the Sackville Lake and Trails Association at its annual general meeting on May 15, the day the government called the byelection. Craig issued the money from the City of Halifax District Capital Fund, a discretionary fund that allots $94,000 to each councillor annually to distribute to community groups. The report says there were several potential problems with the cheque, including that it could have been used to buy votes and that the delivery of the funds could have constituted a form of election advertising. The investigation cleared Craig of the alleged breaches, concluding that he gave the money as part of his council responsibilities without meaning to promote his election bid. Still, the report highlighted that378 F.3d 763 Tony ESENWAH, Petitioner,v.John D. ASHCROFT, Attorney General of the United States, Respondent. No. 03-1785. United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit. Submitted: February 12, 2004. Filed: August 5, 2004. Rachel Groneck, St. Louis, MO, for petitioner. Julia K. Doig, Washington, DC, for respondent. Before LOKEN, Chief Judge, BOWMAN and WOLLMAN, Circuit Judges. BOWMAN, Circuit Judge. 1 Tony Esenwah, a native and citizen of Nigeria, appeals from a Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) order denying his motion for reconsideration of the BIA decision affirming the order of an Immigration Judge (IJ) denying Esenwah's claim for asylum and ordering him removed from the United States. We affirm the denial of his motion for reconsideration. 2 Esenwah, a member of the Ibo tribe and a Christian, was born in Bida, Nigeria, where Christians are a minority. Esenwah lived in Bida until

Shai Hope to take a neat catch. It was Hope’s third of four catches in the innings so far in a role he would not have expected overnight as a lingering ankle injury to regular wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich ruled the first-choice gloveman out of the match. Roach, who ended the day with figures of three for 34 off 17 overs, seized the initiative for the West Indies at the start of play when he dismissed Mayank Agarwal and Cheteshwar Pujara in the fifth over while Gabriel accounted for the prized wicket of captain Virat Kohli (nine). On a surface freshened by early morning rain and offering encouragement to the new ball bowlers, Roach induced edges from both Agarwal and Pujara for catches by Hope. Also read: India need to improve on agilitythe preceding the T20 and One-Day International series, India are seeking to extend their winning streak in the Caribbean with a team featuring three fast bowlers and one specialist spinner, Ravindra Jadeja getting the job ahead of Ravi Ashwin. That decision to omit Ashwin was described as “astonishing” by former Indian captain and outstanding opening batsman Sunil Gavaskar, who is involved in television coverage of the tour. This Test also marks the start of the World Test Championship for both teams.

BANGALORE: A 25-year old software professional allegedly committed suicide here, upset over his wife deserting him, police said today.Kamalesh Sharma, hailing from Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, ended his life yesterday by hanging himself in his house after his wife left for her native citing 'incompatibility', police said.The couple used to have frequent quarrel as Sharma, a Technical In-charge in a software company, was suspecting her fidelity, they said.THE RECORD The parties were married on August 20, 1966, and separated in June of 1995. On June 22, 1995, Maureen filed a petition for divorce, and this action ultimately resulted in a divorce judgment in her favor rendered on February 8, 1996, and signed by the trial court in its final form on March 6, 1996. On July 11, 1995, as the matter progressed to judgment, the parties entered into a joint stipulation wherein they agreed, among other things, that Larry was at fault in causing the breakup of the marriage and that Maureen was entitled to permanent alimony, i.e., permanent periodic spousal support. Specifically, with regard to the support issue, the joint stipulation contained the following language: 4. The parties agree and stipulate that LARRY GENE STOUT, SR.

Wanda Nara is the reason why Real Madrid did not sign Icardi Football Behaviour of the Argentine agent scared Los Blancos away from a potential deal Inter's season has been rocked by the developing situation involving Mauro Icardi and his wife-turned-agent, Wanda Nara, with it actually being the Argentine media personality the reason why Real Madrid did not sign the forward. Icardi has been perennially linked with a move to the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu as his performances in Serie A have improved, yet Los Blancos have repeatedly rebuffed such links due to a concern over the behaviour of his agent. Her combative attitude to contract negotiations has left those in power at the Nerazzurri exasperated, and this came to a head when the Italian club released an official statement making clearIcardi had been stripped of his captaincy, with Samir Handanovic taking over on a permanent basis. As well as the difficult nature of contract extension talks, the Milan club have been left livid by Wanda's rather public criticisms of their transfer policy, as well as style on the pitch. After being informed that he had been stripped of the captaincy, Icardi then refused to travel to Vienna for the club's Europa League tie on Thursday. January 2018 was a time when Los Merengues seriously considered making an offer for the Argentine goal-scorer, yet they now believe their decision to park negotiations as a direct result of Wanda's behaviour has been vindicated. Icardi's teammates have also been left chagrined by criticisms aimed at them on television from the agent, and this has damaged

Trust. A young motorist from Pembrokeshire has steered into a cash prize after taking extra driving tuition. Hanako Lander from Clunderwen has won £250 as the latest winner of the Pass Plus Cymru quarterly draw. The 19 year-old’s name was drawn from a list of hundreds of young Welsh motorists who have recently completed the course aimed at making them better drivers. The post-driving test training programme provides young drivers with further tuition to help them improve their road skills. Whilst the number of casualties on the roads in Dyfed Powys has fallen over the last few years police officers are reminding drivers and riders to take care when they are on the road and to drive safely and not put themselves or other road users in danger. Between 1st January and 20thCampaign. The campaign, which was led by North Wales Police, saw officers carrying out over 12,000 breath tests and 52 arrests were made under the new Section 5a drug drive offence which came into being on March 4th 2015, giving officers the ability to test for cannabis and cocaine use. North Wales Police administered 5,235 breath tests with 85 being positive. The force also carried out 20 DrugWipe tests, using the new kit, half of those tested failed. Gwent Police carried out 297 breath tests with 17 testing positive, refusing or failing to provide. 19 people were arrested following a Section 5a drug test. In response to the Welsh Government's 'Road Safety Framework for Wales', Monday 20th July saw the launch of the Welsh Fire and Rescue Service's 'Road Safety Strategy'

BOSTON (AP) — The selection of a jury for the long-awaited trial of reputed Boston crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger may end up being most notable for how routine it appears despite the notoriety of the case and the outsized tales of the man at its center. Jurors in the Bulger case won't be sequestered, unlike some other high-profile organized crime trials. However, the seated jurors will be referred to by numbers, and their identities won't be revealed until after the verdict is announced. Perhaps the biggest challenge will be finding 18 people who can spend the next four months hearing testimony about a long list of allegations against Bulger, including charges that he played a role in killing 19 people. Bulger, the former leader of the Winter Hill Gang, isit go to the next step." Mayor Manuel Lopez agreed. "To bring out information at the last meeting in an eight-year project didn't carry as much weight if it had brought it out at some other point," he said. The project's developer, Newport Beach-based North Shore Properties, began plans for the site in 1989. The project was set back first by oil pollution found at the site, then by a lawsuit that environmentalists filed over about 500 milk-vetch plants apparently dumped on the property many years ago. The plant was once considered extinct, and its discovery prompted another delay as environmentalists and North Shore worked out an agreement that would protect the species. In May, a county planning agency rescinded approval of the project because the city failed to list a landowner on

United States, acting under authority of the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947,[2] by Executive Order 9939 created a Board of Inquiry. On March 31st the Board of Inquiry, having held public hearings, reported. It described the dispute concerning the welfare fund, related the events above outlined, told of the stoppage of work, and concluded: "We find independent action was taken by the President of the United Mine Workers of America in the form of communications to the Officers and Members of the United Mine Workers of America which *32 induced them to take concerted action to stop work in all the mines of the operators signatory to the Agreement of July 8, 1947. We find the stoppage was not independent action by miners acting individually and separately. Theirsaying: "As I stated in my Executive Order of March 23, 1948, in my opinion this unresolved labor dispute has resulted in a strike affecting a substantial part of an industry engaged in trade and commerce among the several States and with foreign nations, and in the production of goods for commerce, which strike, if permitted to continue, will imperil the national health and safety." He directed the Attorney General to petition in the name of the United States a district court of the United States to enjoin the continuance of the strike.[3] The same day, April 3d, the United States filed in the District Court of the United States for the District of Columbia a complaint for injunctive relief, naming as defendants the Union, Lewis, Van Horn and

Get the FREE Mirror Football newsletter by email with the day's key headlines and transfer news Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Invalid Email Tottenham have offered Jermain Defoe to Aston Villa in a cash-plus-player exchange for Christian Benteke. In a shock move, the north Londoners have proposed what could be one of the biggest deals of the summer as they bid to offload the England striker and fans' favourite, who is surplus to requirements at White Hart Lane. Villa have so far rejected the chance to sign 30-year-old Defoe and remain intent on persuading Benteke to put pen to paper on a new long-term contract. But the 22-year-old Belgian - who scored 19 league goals in his debut season of Englishfootball to save Villa from relegation - is also a target for Atletico Madrid, who have indicated to the Villans they are ready to bid £25million for him, and Arsenal. Atletico see Benteke as their No.1 target to replace Colombian superstar Radamel Falcao after his £50m move to Monaco. Their coach, Diego Simeone, and director general, Miguel Angel Gil Marin, have held talks with Villa and told the Midlands club they want an answer within 10 days. But Spurs are desperate to steal a march on their rivals and offered Defoe - who they value at around £7m - two weeks ago in a bid to sweeten a deal. (Image: Getty Images) Defoe has since been offered to other Premier League clubs, some of whom have indicated a willingness to sign him but

debt issuances. After Cravath, he worked at Morgan Stanley’s MSREF private equity fund in London, where he managed a group of London-based lawyers and bankers responsible for closing billions of dollars in private equity transactions throughout Europe and Asia. He is also an active angel investor and has invested in a number of technology companies, including Lyft, Square, Matterhorn (now Lexis Nexis) and New York City companies Automotive Mastermind, Axial and Thuzio.(BLOOMINGTON) - Last year in December, the Indiana University Public Policy Institute reported 343 vehicle collisions in Monroe County. Prepare your family for holiday travels at the free Car Seat Check Clinic on Nov. 29 from 12:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. at the Northern Monroe Fire Territory (5081 N. Old State Rd. 37, Bloomington). This free clinic is put on by Riley Physicians, a partner with Indiana University Health Southern Indiana Physicians. In partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI), Riley Physicians wants to ensure child safety in vehicles because proper child seat usage saves lives. Bring the following to the clinic so instructor can individualize the car seat check based on factors that affect children's safety while they're in vehicles: All children

Analysis of a 440-year-old document reveals new details about native population decline in the heartland of the Inca Empire following Spanish conquest in the 16th century. According to the analysis, the native Andean population in the Yucay Valley of Peru showed a remarkable ability to bounce back in the short term from the disease, warfare, and famine that accompanied the initial Spanish invasion. However, it was the repetition of such disasters generation after generation, along with overly rigid colonial administration, that dramatically reduced the population over the long term. The research, by R. Alan Covey (Southern Methodist University), Geoff Childs (Washington University in St. Louis), and Rebecca Kippen (University of Melbourne), is published in the June issue of the journal Current Anthropology. The analysis is based on an unusually detailed surveyof the native population taken by the valley's parish priest in 1569 and copied by a royal official during a 1571 visit. Most surviving Spanish documents recording native population from this time included only a few age and sex categories, but this one counted individual men, women, and children in more than 800 households. As such, it provides researchers with a rare snapshot of a rural native population under colonial rule, and sheds light on the demographic pressures they faced. Several aspects of the census data are indicative of the hardships the native population faced, Covey and his team report. First, there were many more women than men aged 45 to 64, likely due to the most intense fighting of the first years of the colonial period, which occurred

Former TV comedian Jimmy Morales, who has no experience in government, has won Guatemala's presidential election in a landslide after a corruption scandal toppled the last president and stoked outrage with the political establishment. Loading The headquarters of Morales' National Convergence Front (FCN) party erupted in celebration with live music and dozens of revellers. A political outsider promising clean government, Mr Morales had 72.4 per cent of the vote with returns in from 70 per cent of polling stations, well ahead of former first lady Sandra Torres, who had around 27.6 percent. Well before the full tally was announced, Mr Morales claimed victory and Ms Torres conceded defeat. "As president I received a mandate, and the mandate of the people of Guatemala is to fight against the corruption that is consuming us. GodSeveral arrested after man shot dead in Gormanston A man has been shot dead in Co Meath this afternoon in an attack believed to be linked to the activities of the Real IRA. The incident occurred just after 2.30pm in Gormanston in the car park of the Huntsman Inn. The dead man, named locally as Peter Butterly from Dunleer, Co Louth, was in his mid 30s. Mr Butterly had recently been before the Special Criminal Court charged with membership of an illegal organisation but the case collapsed after a key warrant used during the Garda investigation was ruled unconstitutional in an unrelated case. He was being investigated for allegedly transporting bomb making equipment in 2010 but the evidence gathered under the warrant could not be used and the case collapsed. Gardaí have arrested a

spokesman of an Ansar Dine breakaway faction as saying that it was jointly "ensuring security" with the MNLA. Once Kidal is taken, the first phase of the French operation will be over, our correspondent says. The second phase will be to track down the militants to their desert hideouts, which could prove a much more difficult task, he adds. Mr Fabius warned that the militants had adopted a "strategy of evasion and some of them could return in the north". President Hollande later outlined plans for the operation, saying African troops would take over once French forces had retaken key towns. The French would then return to their bases, and from then on their sole task would be to support and train Malian forces, he added. "Just as we went into action rapidly, weby the Prime Minister as chief executive; and an apex federal judiciary headed by Supreme Court. The Constitution designates the President of Pakistan as a ceremonial Head of State who is to represent the unity of the state. The first six articles of the constitution outline the political system as federal parliamentary republic system; as well as Islam as its state religion. The Constitution also encapsulates provisions stipulating the legal system's compliance with Islamic injunctions contained in the Quran and Sunnah. The Parliament cannot make any laws which may be repugnant or contrary to the Constitution, however the Constitution itself may be amended by a two-thirds majority in both the houses of the bicameral Parliament, unlike the previous legal documents of 1956 and 1962. It has been amended over

that coming up on "WOLF BLITZER REPORTS" in just a little over two minutes. In the backdrop to all of this of course, this war against terror, the terror strikes on September 11, the curtailing of air travel and a significant amount and suffering in that, of course, the manufacturer of aircraft Boeing. And Boeing today announcing it will cut up to 12,000 jobs by the end of this year. Those layoffs part of Boeing's plan to eventually eliminate as many as 30,000 jobs. Katherine Barrett is in Renton, Washington and she has the very latest for us. Katherine? KATHERINE BARRETT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Lou, it was in the darkness before dawn here that workers on the third shift of Boeing's Renton assembly plant received royal blue packets, notifying them they wouldSea Creature Rarely Seen Oarfish 18 ft Monster Deep Sea Weller Found in Catalina Island California. A marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted something out of a fantasy novel: a silvery, 18-foot-long, serpent-like sea creature. Jasmine Santana of the Catalina Island Marine Institute needed more than 15 helpers to drag the giant animal with eyes the size of half dollars to shore on Sunday. The creature, identified as an oarfish, was already dead when Santana found it, but staffers at the institute are calling it the discovery of a lifetime. Oarfish are rarely seen, dead or alive. They are the longest bony fish species, topping at around 56 feet. It is believed that oarfish dive over 3000 feet deep, which leaves them largely unstudied. President

quo at the Al-Aksa compound (the Temple Mount). “Jerusalem is holy to three religions. You have to respect that,” he said. Erdogan said he successfully negotiated peace talks between Israel and Syria in 2008, under then-prime minister Ehud Olmert, and that the two sides were on the verge of signing the deal when Operation Cast Lead broke out between Israel and Gaza, scuttling the initiative. Israel and Turkey are close to an agreement to lift the blockade on the Gaza Strip, he also said, indicating that such a move would further hasten the normalization of Israel-Turkey ties. Asked whether he was confident Hamas would not abuse the lifting of the blockade in order to import weaponry, Erdogan switched the focus to Israel, and castigated “your use of weapons against Gaza.” Henoted that Hamas did not have the “nuclear and conventional weapons that Israel has.” The deaths caused in Israel by Hamas rockets, he indicated, paled by comparison to the “thousands” killed by Israel in Gaza. When it was put to him that Hamas indiscriminately targets Israeli civilians, Erdogan did not directly address the question. He called for a negotiated solution to bring tranquility to the area. Asked about the remains of two Israeli soldiers from the 2014 war held by Hamas, he noted that Israel holds “thousands” of Hamas and other Palestinian prisoners in its jails, and suggested an exchange. Israel and Turkey signed a detente agreement earlier this year to restore diplomatic relations after a five-year chill. Last week, Israel and Turkey named ambassadors in the final stage of an

485 U.S. 58 (1988) MATHEWS v. UNITED STATES No. 86-6109. Supreme Court of United States. Argued December 2, 1987 Decided February 24, 1988 CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT *59 Franklyn M. Gimbel, by appointment of the Court, 481 U. S. 1046, argued the cause for petitioner. With him on the briefs were Jeffrey A. Kaufman and Marna M. Tess-Mattner. Charles A. Rothfeld argued the cause for the United States. With him on the brief were Solicitor General Fried, Assistant Attorney General Weld, and Deputy Solicitor General Bryson. CHIEF JUSTICE REHNQUIST delivered the opinion of the Court. This case requires the Court to decide whether a defendant in a federal criminal prosecution who denies commission of the crime may nonetheless have the jury instructed, where the evidence warrants, on the affirmative defense of entrapment.in performing the contracts. Midwest Knitting Mills, whose president was James DeShazer, was one of the participants in the 8A Program. DeShazer's principal contact at the SBA was petitioner. In October 1984, DeShazer complained to a Government customer that petitioner had repeatedly asked for loans. DeShazer believed that petitioner was not providing Midwest with certain 8A Program benefits because DeShazer had not made the requested loans. In early 1985, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arranged for DeShazer to assist in the investigation resulting from his complaint. Under FBI surveillance, DeShazer offered petitioner a loan that, according to DeShazer, petitioner had previously requested. *61 Petitioner agreed to accept the loan, and two months later, DeShazer met petitioner at a restaurant and gave him the money. Petitioner was immediately arrested

al-Qaeda's victims from 2004 to 2008, numerous innocent Muslims like Hamdani died on 9/11, and the March 10 testimony of Abdirizak Bihi, whose nephew had been radicalized in the U.S. and killed while on jihad in Somalia, illuminated yet another path by which Islamism snuffs out the lives of Muslims. What about "Islamophobia"? Though Islamists and their allies depict bigotry as a veritable life-or-death matter for American Muslims, the data say otherwise. Indeed, online FBI hate crime statistics, spanning 1996 to 2009, record not even a single Muslim dying due to an anti-Islamic incident in the United States. Islamist terrorism kills Muslims; "Islamophobia" does not. Protecting people begins with protecting their lives. Thus, those who truly care about Muslims' well-being must acknowledge the hard truths of violent jihad — Islamistsa mystery. On the one hand, the group openly harbors an unwavering desire to ethnically cleanse Israel of its Jewish population through suicide bombings and rocket attacks in order to reclaim the land for their god and their prophet. On the other, a 2006 victory in a democratic election gave Hamas control of the Gaza Strip, so as the elected political body of its opposition, the international community somehow expects Israel to negotiate with this group to broker a peace. Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, does not currently seem content to sit down and speak with Hamas, however. Hamas recently released a statement committing to the "unofficial truce" if Israel will refrain from attacking Gaza. Netanyahu apparently finds the prospect of truce and negotiation with Hamas fruitless, so Israeli

the positions of first and deputy first minister. Sinn Féin, which said last week it would not accept an extension of the talks deadline, has insisted that it will not support DUP leader Arlene Foster's nomination as first minister. Unless a last-minute compromise can be found to fill the posts by 4pm, legislation states that Secretary of State James Brokenshire must call an election within "a reasonable time". Ms O'Neill said Sinn Féin confirmed that Sinn Féin would not be supporting nominations for speaker or the Executive today. "When the extent of the RHI scandal became apparent and the first minister refused to step aside, Martin McGuinness acted and made clear there could be no return to the status quo," she said. "The decision by Martin McGuinness to resign was endorsed in theBOSTON — Former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez, who was already accused of murder in a man's shooting death last year, "ambushed and executed" two other men a year earlier after an encounter at a nightclub, prosecutors said Thursday in announcing new murder charges against Hernandez in their deaths. The victims in that killing, Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado, were shot to death as they sat in a car in Boston's South End on July 16, 2012. Police have said they were shot by someone who drove up alongside in an SUV with Rhode Island license plates and opened fire, and Suffolk District Attorney Daniel Conley said Thursday in announcing that Hernandez has been indicted that the victims were "ambushed and executed as they drove home" and that

Published: Friday, October 25, 2013 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, October 24, 2013 at 1:05 p.m. Photo Galleries A veterinarian who examined more than 100 animals found at the Tuscaloosa K9 Training Academy in Berry said it was one of the worst cases of neglect he's seen. Law enforcement agents called Dr. Jimmy Canant to examine 136 dogs, several cats, goats and a few pot-bellied pigs found at the facility that was profiled on the “Pit Bulls and Parolees” television show in 2012. “I was stunned,” Canant said. “I've seen several abuse cases, but this is probably the worst one.” The 24th Judicial Violent Crime and Drug Task Force arrested the owners on drug charges Wednesday afternoon, when they discovered the poor conditions and animal remains in a deep freezer, said Task ForceThe dire predictions of Thomas Malthus about the limits of population growth because of the fixity of resources might not seem threatening anymore. Thomas Malthus then stated that the inability of the population to grow enough food would lead to famine and pestilence reducing the number of people on earth to match available resources. This idea is related to the belief of an 18th-century scholar named Thomas Malthus . His theory predicted the effect of a population growing much faster than their available resources such as food could sustain. Summary: Confounding the grim prediction made by the British economist Thomas Malthus in 1798, the world currently produces more than enough food for a population that has increased almost tenfold since then. As an economist I was intrigued by the plot which was

Posted on The Government of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is shaping up to be one of the most controlling in New Zealand’s history. Like all socialist regimes that aim to impose the will of a few onto the many, they will eventually fail because most people by their very nature do not want to be controlled. Socialists refuse to understand that simple truth of the human spirit. The attraction of socialism is that it sounds so good, especially to those who feel they would benefit from the taxing of others. Winston Churchill described it well when he said, “Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy”. While he then went on to say, “Its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery”, he was notresponse to the Christchurch tragedy. But instead of waiting until the Royal Commission of Inquiry reports back, to determine exactly what law changes are needed, public outrage and grief created an opportunity for Labour to impose heavy-handed restrictions that, under normal circumstances, would have been rejected by freedom loving Kiwis. In her haste to be seen to be legislating faster than Australia after their Port Arthur massacre, Jacinda Ardern trampled on democracy and rushed into law blanket bans on guns and parts, undermining the long-established rights of Kiwi firearm owners to enjoy their sport. Now the next phase of Labour’s attack on gun owners, the Arms Amendment Bill, is being fast-tracked through Parliament, with submissions due on October 23rd – see HERE for details. The main purpose of the new law

June marks the International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture. The PFC, along with our colleagues in CAJ, Amnesty International and Matrix Chambers marked the day by outlining evidence of torture carried out by the RUC and British Army during the 1970's in the north of Ireland at an eve... The Pat Finucane Centre at Féile an Phobail 2017 British Lies to European Court Paved Way for Global Use of Torture Tom Griffin/Open Democracy | 25 July 2017 When the European Court ruled that detainees in Northern Ireland were NOT tortured but only subjected to "inhuman and degrading" treatment, it gave the green light to other regimes worldwide. New evidence shows the court's ruling was based on false evidence - yet people are still being tortured toda... The families of over100 people, on both sides of the border in Ireland, murdered by the Ulster Volunteer Force, in collusion with state forces including the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) and the Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR), have welcomed today’s High Court ruling. Event "Beating the natives" Mon 14 Aug, Museum of Free Derry | 11 August 2017 “Throughout Britain's colonial history, in Kenya, Yemen, Malaya and elsewhere, London broke all accepted moral and legal standards by torturing its opponents. Ireland was no different with British 'water-boarding' detainee thirty years before the USA did the same in Guantanamo. Using statements made... Facts about Atrocity: Reporting Colonial Violence in Postwar Britain 2 February 2018 | 22 August 2017 ABSTRACT What did people in Britain know about the violence of counterinsurgency campaigns at the end of empire in the 1940s

I've seen him a couple of times since. We've not played together, but he's always very friendly and very gracious. "I think he was just sort of checking me out, because he'd liked what I'd done... I think he liked the way I played, so that was cool." And Marr reveals McCartney's late wife Linda came very close to working with The Smiths. He adds, "We had asked Linda to play and sing on The Queen Is Dead album, which sadly she wasn't able to (do)." Marr might have missed out on an opportunity to play with McCartney, but he followed up his success in The Smiths as a member of The The, Modest Mouse and the Cribs.Both had major injuries and the players that were brought in during mid season to fill in played huge roles. To be more specific, both had an unsung veteran come in during the season and play a big role down the stretch: '96--Bruce Wilkerson (left tackle)'10--Howard Green (defensive end) Also, both teams had a big powerful nose tackle with a lot of personality: Gilbert Brown and B.J. Raji. Yep, I was thinking Bruce Wilkerson and Andre Rison when he filled in for Robert Brooks. Green was just as immense for us either of those players and arguably had the play of the game by causing the pick six in the 1st quarter. You could add a Walden, which was signed mid season.. and his contribution in the Bears game in week 17. "The oranges

full of slightly murky water from the Artibonite River, which wound its way behind this pocket of homes in the Bocozel locality (or neighborhood) of Duclas. Immediately, one bucket was taken to the back of Veronica's house and was reserved for hand washing and other toilet purposes. The other one was placed by a group of women who were busy preparing large amounts of food for the friends, family, Vodou musicians, and neighbors soon to arrive. This water was used to rinse cooking utensils and vegetables and was also boiled to cook rice, plantains, and stew. If individuals in Bocozel can afford to buy them when they are accessible, most will treat the well, pump, or river water with purification tablets or drops. In another form of treatment, sediment inmurky river water can be separated out by mixing in the mucilage, or gummy substance, from a crushed piece of prickly pear cactus. Scientific research shows that these cacti have coagulant properties that can reduce water turbidity by 98% and even remove bacteria.[@b17-rmhp-9-087] Without decent clean water and sanitation infrastructure, people in Bocozel have few other options for meeting their needs. Meanwhile, the treated water reserved for drinking and ceremonial purposes had run out. Guilanda, Veronica's sister, and one of Veronica's daughters hopped on their bicycles with a few empty gallon jugs in hand to purchase water from a treatment station up the road in La Sisyon. Given its location near an important crossroad, La Sisyon was chosen by DINEPA and its partners, including UNICEF and the CDC, as

Image caption Hans Zimmer received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2010 Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer is to be given the outstanding contribution to music award at this year's Classic Brits. The German composer has scored the music for more than 100 films over a 30-year career. He won an Oscar in 1995 for best original score for the Lion King. Other films he has composed for include Rain Man, Crimson Tide, Gladiator, The Pirates of the Caribbean films and The Dark Knight Rises. Zimmer, 55, has also won two Golden Globe awards and three Grammys. Other compositions include the main theme for the Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 video game and the game show Going for Gold. Zimmer has most recently been working on Spider-Man 2 and Christopher Nolan's newfilm Interstellar. The co-chairmen of the Classic Brit awards committee, Dickon Stainer and Barry McCann, said they were "absolutely delighted" to be honouring his "outstanding talent". "Hans Zimmer's recent work, including Inception, has been a dominant force for classical music specifically in the digital-download era. "It is only appropriate that four years on from his 2009 win for soundtrack of the year for The Dark Knight he should receive the outstanding contribution to music at this year's ceremony," they said. The Classic Brits will be held at Royal Albert Hall in central London on Wednesday 2 October. Last year, the five-time Oscar-winner John Williams received a lifetime achievement award at the Classic Brits.

The United States: Addicted to special forces A US Army soldier with the 10th Special Forces Group and his military working dog jump off the ramp of a helicopter, during water training over the Gulf of Mexico [Martinez/US Air Force/Reuters] The Special Operations forces of the United States - currently 70,000-strong and thus larger than the regular militaries of many sizable countries - occupy a very special place in US national mythology. According to TIME Magazine, Special Ops "heroes" are the "planet's most skillful soldiers" and "toughest warriors" - operating in their very own "secret world". Newsweek hails them as "dead accurate, lethal and all-but-silent. They are the military's elite - highly trained badasses armed with bullets and brains in equal measure". The obsequious glorification of "badass" warriors is of course hardly surprising,given that US society has been inculcated to view international relations as a sort of video game in which the US gets points for blowing things up. More surprising, perhaps, are the dimensions of the oh-so-secretive world. In a recent dispatch, investigative journalist and author Nick Turse reveals that Special Operations forces were active in no fewer than 149 countries in 2017 - meaning that the "secret world" has managed to encompass 75 percent of the globe. This record high is courtesy of US President Donald Trump, that self-appointed "very stable genius" who is now building on the special forces frenzy fuelled by his predecessors, Barack Obama and George W. Bush. Exempt from scrutiny The US Special Operations Command was officially established in 1987, but the appeal of its services grew considerably among

Michael Cohen, the personal lawyer for President Donald Trump, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Buzzfeed News over its publishing of a dossier containing explosive allegations about Trump’s links to Russia, Bloomberg reported Tuesday. NEW: Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is also suing Fusion GPS and its founder Glenn Simpson over the claims in the Russia dossier. https://t.co/YehW2xH0zb While much of it remains unverified, the dossier has become a key part of the investigation by both Special Counsel Robert Mueller and various Congressional committees into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the 2016 election. Cohen is featured prominently in the dossier, named as an individual who helped facilitate communication between the Kremlin and the Trump campaign. Specifically, the dossier claimed that Cohen traveled to Prague in August 2016 toA MAN was rescued after becoming stuck in the mud at Leasowe Bay. Emergency services were called at around 11.35am on Thursday, August 2 following reports a man had got into difficulty after walking on a beach nearby Leasowe Castle. RNLI lifeguards were on scene but could not reach the man due to the hazardous conditions of the beach. Volunteers at RNLI Hoylake launched their hovercraft H-005 Hurley Spirit and the crew found the man stuck up to his knees with the tide flooding in close by. Mud boards were deployed to support the casualty and volunteers managed to free his legs. The man needed no immediate medical attention so volunteers transported him back to Hoylake Lifeboat Station where they were met by paramedics and coastguard officers. Hovercraft crew member Dave Noble said: "The

The Earth Chronicles Project is an educational documentary series produced for broadcast and educational venues, accompanied by exhibits at museums and other non-profit venues. They focus on art, ecological sustainability and cultural preservation and are co-produced by Ms. Fran Hardy, M.Ed., artist/educator and Bob Demboski, filmmaker. To see Ms. Hardy’s art focusing on ancient trees and forests go to: http://www.franhardy.com. http://earthchroniclesproject.com Friday, March 23, 2012 Premiere Extraordinaire Co-producers Bob and Fran at the Q and A afterwards Our premiere of the "Earth Chronicles Project, The Artist's Process: Oklahoma" was a huge success with the audience coming from as far away as Texas and even a curator who was in town from LA. It was also very fun to see so many of the people we interviewed at the premiere. The projection in Sarkeyshats from Chahta Isuba Ranch and Fossil River Preserve. These are the people who are working hard to save the Choctaw ponies. a great spread and some of you may recognize yourselves We felt honored that some people drove all the way from Texas as well as all across the state of Oklahoma. Henry Moy, Director of the Museum of the Red River was there as well as Bill Mercer, noted anthropologist and curator. While he was at the Portland Art Museum as Curator of Native American Art, Bill wrote the stunning book "People of the River, Native Arts of the Oregon Territory". the theater beginning to fill up with Dane Pollei, Director and Chief Curator of the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art in the foreground more shots of Bob Demboski and Fran Hardy

Cyril... More than 300 child soldiers were released Wednesday by armed groups in South Sudan, the second-largest such release since civil war began five years ago. Over 19,000 children are thought to have been recruited by all sides. The "laying down of the guns"... South African President Jacob Zuma's exit from power because of scandals appeared to be getting closer on Wednesday as his deputy, who is expected to replace him, said he anticipated a "speedy resolution" to transition talks he is holding with the... Eve Kawadza has danced and drummed in Europe, Australia and the United States as well as at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Florida, and it can get tiring, she said. "But if you have a passion for it, it makes it much easier…and after a good night's sleep,... As moreAmericans take advantage of genetic testing to pinpoint the makeup of their DNA, the technology is coming head-to-head with the country's deep-rooted obsession with race and racial myths. This is perhaps no more true than for the growing number of... Esmond Bradley Martin, a Kenya-based American conservationist whose dogged investigations of the elephant ivory and rhino horn trades over decades were seen as critical in efforts to protect the threatened species, was found stabbed to death in his... It's been almost two years since Deng Machar's three young children were abducted from his home and likely sold for cattle. Sitting in South Sudan's opposition-held town of Akobo, the 35-year-old pointed to the dirt beneath his feet. "They were playing... Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 4,400-year-old tomb near the country's famed pyramids

Name: John Clement Mape Branch/Rank: United States Navy/O5 Unit: Date of Birth: 24 September 1925 Home City of Record: DUBLIN CA Date of Loss: 13 April 1966 Country of Loss: North Vietnam Loss Coordinates: 182759 North 1053258 East Status (in 1973): Killed In Action/Body Not Recovered Category: 2 Aircraft/Vehicle/Ground: A1H #139692 Missions: Other Personnel in Incident: Refno: 0301 Source: Compiled by P.O.W. NETWORK from one or more of the following: raw data from U.S. Government agency sources, correspondence with POW/MIA families, published sources, interviews and CACCF = Combined Action Combat Casualty File. REMARKS: CACCF/CRASH/PILOT/16 YRS United States Navy No further information available at this time. No. 019-M MEMORANDUM FOR CORRESPONDENTS March 17, 1999 The remains of three American servicemen previously unaccounted-for from Southeast Asia have been identified and are being returned to their families for burial in the United States. On April 13, 1966, Mape was flying an armed reconnaissance mission over Nghe Tinh ProvinceNorth Vietnam when an enemy surface-to air missile struck his A-1H Skyraider, destroying it. Other pilots in the flight made a visual inspection of the crash site and concluded there were no survivors. In May 1991 a joint U.S./Vietnamese team, led by the Joint Task Force-Full Accounting, traveled to Nghe Tinh Province and interviewed several local witnesses who recalled the crash of a U.S. aircraft in April or May 1966. The witnesses also indicated that the site had been heavily scavenged for metal in the early 1990s. The initial visit to the crash site in 1991 and a subsequent visit in July 1993 provided little material evidence. In August 1994 a U.S./Vietnamese team learned that a group of men had been arrested in Dong Nai Province in late 1992 for illegally excavating and taking remains from the crash site.

worker base. To consolidate his power, President Xi takes advantage of the ongoing progress in artificial intelligence (AI), leading to a further crackdown on civil liberties as surveillance methods become ever more advanced. These and other technologies are also employed to great effect in foreign operations such as hacking, industrial espionage, spying and general cyber activities. Other developments around this time include a further colonisation of islands in the South China Sea, plus additional pressure on Taiwan (though stopping short of all-out war) and progress on the Belt and Road Initiative.* China also continues to lead the global effort against climate change, with additional large-scale closures of coal-fired plants and a huge increase in clean energy capacity. By the middle of this decade, 50% of the country's electricity is producedfrom renewable sources, more than twice the amount in 2015. China continues its move away from being the world's factory floor (cheap goods and low quality) to higher value products and services (e.g. aerospace, automotive, IT, pharmaceutical, robotics and semiconductors). Despite various economic, demographic and other challenges, it continues to edge ahead of the United States and to increase its share of global GDP. The Aerion AS2 supersonic jet enters service Following many years of research and development, a supersonic business jet for the super rich is launched this year by the aerospace company Aerion. Known as the AS2, it has a top speed of Mach 1.5, which is 67 percent faster than the top cruise speeds of conventional long-haul subsonic aircraft. Carrying between eight and 12 passengers, the AS2 has

Operations for the Warriors, the gym rat is opening a barbershop that only offers buzz cuts and No. 1 fades. Clyde Drexler – The Dancing With the Stars contestant hung around until the fourth round, but was eventually done in by trying to compete with a 6'7" frame in a 5'10" man’s arena. He’s now free to turn Phi Slamma Jamma into a national fraternity. Karl Malone – While you may know him as an avid outdoor sportsman, were you aware that he fronted the NBA’s first country music supergroup, The Pony Expressmen? Unfortunately, they disbanded after Mark Price kept disrespecting the solo. John Stockton – The NBA's all-time steals and assist leader’s kept such a low profile the only time we’ve heard from him since retirement is when he camefrom 'The Price is Right'. Seriously. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klLp7mMbfGA&feature=related Ok - but this is why we had a Dream Team:Origin: There are two dates that contributed to the origin of the 1992 Olympic Dream Team; the first date being September 28th, 1988 when the US Olympic Team was defeated in the semi-finals by the Soviet Union, coming home with a disappointing and unacceptable Bronze finish. The second date was April 07,1989 when a vote conducted by FIBA opened the door for professional players to participate. I Love This Game; good article too! I think that David Stern is a money whore, just my opinion though. Come on guys, leave Laettner alone - He was one of the greatest college players of all time at Duke. U.S. Olympic Training Center, Denver, CO: Often called

The president’s eldest son admits to meeting with a Russian lawyer to obtain damaging Clinton information. One of the few GOP senators who has been critical of the Trump administration wants answers about a potentially explosive revelation involving possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians. The Hill reports that Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) urged the Senate Intelligence panel on Monday to interview Donald Trump Jr. about a previously undisclosed meeting with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 presidential campaign. According to a New York Times article on Sunday, Donald Trump Jr. agreed to meet with the Kremlin-connect attorney who promised to turn over “compromising information” on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, also attended the meeting at Trump Tower. InLawyers representing Freddie Gray's family said Wednesday that they have accepted the Justice Department's decision not to charge any officers involved in his fatal ride in a Baltimore police van, but dangled a provocative new accusation: that members of the force "sabotaged" local prosecutors' murder investigation. The lawyers, William H. Murphy and his son, Hassan Murphy, said they were skeptical when they first heard Tuesday that the Justice Department had concluded it could not prove the officers violated Gray's civil rights. But the family lawyers said they met with DOJ lawyers and left understanding the case's shortcomings: the government's limited jurisdiction over deaths in police custody, and the relatively high burden of proof required to convict officers in such cases. TOP: Baltimore Police Officer Garrett Miller, Sgt. Alicia White, Officer Edward

not lack flair as a first-year floor general. Hands will remind some fans of De’Aaron Fox as a baby-faced 6’3” dynamo who can explode to the rim for highlight dunks. While Hands is not blessed with Fox’s turbo jets, he is quite physically reminiscent of the former Kentucky Wildcat. Hands is comfortable with the ball in his hands on offense but needs to prove that he can involve his teammates at a consistent rate. He has struggled at times with looking off teammates in order to drive into bigger defenders, where his thin frame can get knocked around. He also will have to fortify the consistency of his three-pointer, as he has solid form but is plagued by overconfident shot selection. Steve Alford is not known for restricting182 F.2d 591 In re INDUSTRIAL SAPPHIRE MFG. CO., Inc. No. 10095. United States Court of Appeals Third Circuit. Argued April 18, 1950.Decided May 18, 1950. Charles M. Solomon, Philadelphia, Pa., for appellant. Bertram Bennett, Philadelphia, Pa., for appellee. Before MARIS, GOODRICH and McLAUGHLIN, Circuit Judges. MARIS, Circuit Judge. 1 The trustee in bankruptcy of Industrial Sapphire Manufacturing Company, Inc., appeals from the disposition by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania of his petition for an order directing Industrial Sapphire Corporation to turn over certain assets of the bankrupt. 2 The bankrupt was a New York corporation engaged in the manufacture and sale of photograph needles and jewelry in Flushing, New York, until the latter part of February, 1948 when the lease on its plant expired. The company thereupon decided to move its operations

Capt. Nicholas Ingham is loaded onto a bus after his arrival at Bagram air base from Kandahar. (Nikki Kahn/The Washington Post) Shortly after midnight on this frigid night, Capt. Nicholas Ingham arrived at this massive air base, in the belly of an Air Force C-130. As the back door swung open, flooding the cabin with light, the heavily sedated Marine, strapped onto a stretcher, blinked away a tear. An American flag tattooed on his chest rose and fell gently as a ventilator pumped air into his collapsed lung. A team of doctors, nurses and medical technicians assigned to the trauma center here gently offloaded Ingham and a handful of other injured troops with mechanical precision, the first stop on their journey home. It would be the same journey thousands of woundedwarriors had made before them. These days, 12 years after the start of America’s longest war, far fewer U.S. troops are being killed or wounded in Afghanistan. The military’s drawdown has picked up pace, and Afghans have begun to shoulder the brunt of the fighting. But the war continues to churn out American casualties by the dozen each week. Their injuries rarely make headlines. Still, military health-care experts say those wounded in battle are coming home more severely injured than at any time since 2006, a sobering sign of the strength of the insurgency at the twilight of the war. Many of the injured arrive on the medical evacuation flights that land twice a week at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland physically intact but mentally wrecked, struggling with the demons

the last two weeks he stayed there. He continued drinking the tea until the last day of his vacations, before coming back to the United States. He also added the fact that all of his co-workers had drunk the same tea on a daily basis however no one else developed similar complaints. In order to further investigate the etiology of his acute hepatitis an ultrasound-guided liver biopsy was obtained. Histological evaluation revealed an acute cholestatic hepatitis pattern, without typical features for autoimmune hepatitis. It demonstrated expanded portal tracts with a mixed inflammatory cell infiltrate composed of lymphocytes as well as occasional eosinophils and neutrophils. A mild bile ductular reaction was also present at the periphery of these portal areas, likely in response to the hepatocellular injury and likely explainingTwo men have been stabbed in daylight on London's streets - after five others died from knife attacks in the capital within a week. Police were called just after midday to reports of a stabbing on Willow Vale in Shepherd's Bush, west London. A male, believed to be in his teens, was found with a stab injury and was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition. Hours later officers in Hackney found a man with stab wounds at Leabank Square. The man was taken to hospital in an Air Ambulance in a serious condition. The latest violence comes after a 16-year-old was killed in front of his parents in Tulse Hill, south London, on Monday evening. The boy was "bubbly" and polite, according to a friend. Witness Paulina Wedderburn said the victim's mother and

taken legal action against the Pakistani government for their refusal to investigate their deaths. Before his disappearance, he was due to travel to Europe to speak with Parliament members about the impact of the U.S. drone wars. Khan told the human rights group, Reprieve, he was taken to a basement cell in an undisclosed location to be interrogated, beaten and tortured. In a statement the group said he "was placed in chains and repeatedly questioned about his investigations into drone strikes, his knowledge of drone strike victims and his work advocating on their behalf." Despite his ordeal, Khan said he still plans to travel to Europe to meet with parliamentarians. His lawyer, Shahzad Akbar, noted Khan’s seizure "is nothing new in Pakistan... The lesson learned though this experience is thatResults for: “American Field Service” (491 collections)SCUA Carlos Vega Collection, ca.1966-1995. An Ecuadorian-born community activist, Carlos Vega moved to Holyoke, Massachusetts, with his family in 1955. Settling in the working-class “Flats” neighborhood at a time when many of Holyoke’s factories were relocating to the southern United States or Asia, the Vegas were one of the few Spanish-speaking families in the city, but when Carlos began to work on a local tobacco farm at the age of 14, he encountered the new influx of migrants from Puerto Rico who had been lured to the Connecticut Valley as agricultural laborers by the Department of Labor. With the Puerto Rican economy declining in the 1960s, many of these farm workers settled permanently in Springfield and Holyoke, but they soon discovered that the declining

emerged the victor in a dramatic five set final. Agassi decided to play at Wimbledon in 1991, leading to weeks of speculation in the media about what he would wear. He eventually emerged for the first round in a completely white outfit. He went on to reach the quarterfinals on that occasion. To the surprise of many, Agassi's Grand Slam breakthrough came not at the French or U.S. Open where he had enjoyed so much success, but at Wimbledon. In 1992, he defeated Goran Ivanišević in a five set final. Along the way, Agassi's baseline counter-punching dispatched two former Wimbledon champions in Boris Becker and John McEnroe. No other baseliner would triumph at Wimbledon until Lleyton Hewitt ten years later, on slower, higher bouncing grass. Agassi was named theBBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year in 1992. Agassi once again was a key player on the United States' Davis Cup winning team in 1992. It was their second Davis cup title in three years. 1993 saw Agassi win the only doubles title of his career, at the Cincinnati Masters, partnered with Petr Korda. Agassi missed much of the early part of this year with injury troubles and struggled at the major events. After a first-round exit at the U.S. Open, he had wrist surgery late in the year. 1994-1997: Rivalry and injury Agassi started slowly in 1994, losing in the first week at the French Open and Wimbledon. Nevertheless, Agassi emerged during the hard court season, winning the Canada Masters event. His comeback culminated in his becoming the first man

Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan was coming to an end and said: 'This is historical justice time.' Mr Hamilton, MP for Leeds North East, was installed in the role last month as Mr Corbyn reshuffled his team after securing a huge new mandate from Labour activists. But at the time he was described as a foreign affairs and defence spokesman, rather than as shadow minister for peace. In a statement on on the Facebook page of his local party, Mr Hamilton said he had been offered the job of 'shadow minister for peace and disarmament'. 'The role is unusual because no such post exists in government, but the Labour leader has made peace and disarmament his major international priorities - and I also share his belief that these are important aims, especiallyRetail Committee of the Scottville Chamber of Commerce. In December of 1960, an attorney, a member of the Scottville Chamber of Commerce, represented to some members of the Chamber that plaintiff's auction sales were in violation of the law. On June 17, 1961, this attorney represented to defendants Briggs and Thompson that plaintiff had engaged in a violation of the law in connection with his auction sale in Scottville in the winter of 1960, and that it was their duty as officers of the Chamber of Commerce to sign a complaint against the plaintiff. These defendants did sign a complaint in the presence of the Scottville Municipal Court Justice, who then issued a criminal warrant for plaintiff's arrest. Pursuant to this warrant, the Chief of Police of Scottville and

— in what has to be a first — was offering a free cheese pizza to anyone who attended. "He had no family," 2018 gubernatorial candidate Gwen Graham posted on social media. "We can be his family." There was only one problem: He did have family. He had two sons he walked out on when they were teenagers. It took Edward Pearson Jr. more than a decade to stop being angry. He said he was told that his father had died years ago, was electrocuted on the job. Imagine his surprise when he found out — through social media — his father had been alive all these years. He learned about his real death the day before the service. Then the family called the funeral home to tell themthe news. Legacy Options, the funeral home in Naples, knew there was family the night before the service and said nothing about it. The home told the Herald-Tribune the family gave their blessing to continue as planned, and that may have been true. But there were steps the funeral home could have taken to make this right with the public and family. Sarasota National Cemetery should have been notified first of all, if only as a courtesy. Many times, when veterans without immediate family are to be honored, and their identities have not been revealed by a funeral home, the cemetery does not release their names until the day of the service. That's in case family does come forward. McFarlane will usually get a list of the names only a few

Cayman Island's financial services industry, has confirmed the appointment of Gonzalo Jalles, the former head of HSBC Cayman, as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect. Bermuda Outlines 2013 Regulatory PrioritiesWednesday 6/2/2013The Chief Executive Officer of the Bermuda Monetary Authority has said that an "extremely busy year" lies ahead for the regulator as it develops a "risk-based regulatory and supervisory environment that fits the unique nature of Bermuda's market" following the territory's decision not to apply the Solvency II capital adequacy framework to the captive insurance sector. The Offshore Trusts Guide Newsletter Follow us Other Network Sites Important Notice: Wolters Kluwer (BSI) Limited has taken reasonable care in sourcing and presenting the information contained on this site, but accepts no responsibility for any financial or other loss or damage that may result from its use. In particular,will enable users to upload, download and exchange IRs they have created along with providing access to papers and other information on the technology behind the system. The site will act as a repository for the captured impulse responses of historic and important acoustic environments, preserving them for posterity as originally proposed by the late Michael Gerzon at an AES forum almost 30 years ago (several Waves products and technologies employ research by Michael Gerzon, such as Ambisonics). In addition, Professor Angelo Farina of the University of Parma, Italy, has been deeply involved in this technology, contributing his vast experience in sampling acoustics to the IR development team.

– in 1980, China’s overall economic output was a mere tenth that of the US. The chatter about Beijing’s economic surge coincided well with its Balkans drive, yet another means by which the Chinese business juggernaut is seeking satiation. Chinese diplomats and figures are not strangers to the region. Their involvement during the eccentric relationship between Beijing and the communist Albanian state of Enver Hoxha is well noted. The love affair with Hoxha went cold in the late 1970s. China began cultivating ties with Yugoslavia and Romania, insisting that both the Soviet Union and the United States adopt more constructive approaches to the Balkan region. Then, as now, the Balkans was to provide an entry point into the markets of European states while also enabling a currying of favour withfiled a petition for injunction for protection against repeat violence. Cloud alleged that on April 24, 2000, her neighbor, Carl Jenkins, sexually assaulted her in her home. Based on the sworn petition, the trial court entered an ex parte temporary injunction on April 28, 2000. The judge extended the temporary injunction on May 11, 2000. On June 1, 2000, the court held an evidentiary hearing regarding the entry of a permanent injunction under section 784.046(7). Cloud described the circumstances of the April 24 sexual assault. She did not report the incident to the police until April 26. On that day, Cloud's two sisters were at her home when a police officer arrived. The officer wanted to obtain the tag number from Jenkins's vehicle. The officer and one of Cloud's

seven players joined owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam and other members of the front office for a frank discussion about why some players had decided to kneel in prayer during the national anthem before the team's second preseason game, and why they had linked arms while standing before the following games. Players present were linebackers Kirksey and Jamie Collins, tight ends Seth DeValve and Randall Telfer, defensive backs Ibraheim Campbell and Jamar Taylor, and receiver Ricardo Louis. All seven are between 23 and 27 years old. The Haslams, joined by Player Development Director Ron Brewer, said they wanted to understand the players' message and to see whether and how the organization could support and amplify that message. From that hourlong discussion came the goal of channeling concerns into action. As aare the steps we're taking." "The players led this," Williams said. "They were the ones saying, 'We want to get out in the community to start talking about this.'" The Browns' efforts are, in part, a response to a recent series of racially charged events throughout the country and the league. This week, Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett accused Las Vegas police of using excessive force against him. White supremacist rallies engulfed Charlottesville, Virginia, in August. And former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick remains unsigned after kneeling in protest last season during the national anthem. Browns players took a knee as a group in their Aug. 21 preseason game against the Giants and said they did so to pray for the country. No one complained about the reaction they received, but some

Brighton bombing Read more The intended target of the blast was the prime minister at the time, Margaret Thatcher, and her Tory cabinet, who were staying at the hotel during a Conservative party conference. Steve Barry, Sussex police assistant chief constable, who is co-ordinating an emergency services group, stressed that the likelihood of people having been affected was “very small”. However, he said he felt he had an ethical duty to tell people that a Metropolitan police officer who had worked at the scene had died from an asbestos-related disease last December. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Margaret Thatcher and her husband Denis leave the Grand Hotel after the IRA attack, 1984. Photograph: John Downing/Getty Barry said: “We are trying to identify and inform emergency service colleagues and others who may have been exposedaround the Karimata Strait, west of Kalimantan island where the AirAsia plane lost contact with the air control tower 42 minutes after taking off from Indonesia's Surabaya city for Singapore Sunday morning. The navy vessel will be assisted with some other ships to locate the wreckage of the aircraft and other debris and bodies of the passengers possibly discovered during the night operation. Soelistyo earlier confirmed that the debris found in Karimata Strait definitely belonged to AirAsia flight QZ8501. "I can confirm now that 100 percent of the debris belongs to the missing AirAsia aircraft," he said. Among the things discovered were parts of the aircraft and a piece of blue luggage, he said. Three bodies of two women and one man were retrieved from the sea and taken to the Indonesian Navy

Scofield cabin owners get details of Matheson's land transfer bill Cabin dwellers at Scofield's Bolotas subdivision may get a chance to buy property they thought they already owned if Congress can enact legislation for a land transfer from the federal government to individuals. When that will happen is anyone's guess. Ironically, those who have introduced or plan to introduce bills are members of minority parties in their respective chambers. Senators Orrin Hatch and Mike Lee, both Republicans, introduced their S. 2056 on Feb. 1. That bill made it as far as subcommittee hearings on March 22 and has seen no action since. Rep. Jim Matheson, the lone Democrat in the state's congressional delegation, plans to introduce his own version in the House, where his party is in the minority. Last Thursday, Matheson staffmember Pam Juliano explained the elements of the proposed bill to citizens who will be affected. Basically, the legislation intends to make it possible for the Department of Interior to sell land to people who have records in the County Recorder's Office that "purport to convey title" to the property as of Oct. 1, 2011. The land in question does belong to the Bureau as a result of a land transfer when Scofield Reservoir was enlarged. However, purported cabin owners have been occupying and paying property taxes on the land and cabins for decades. Under Matheson's bill, people who have three years to choose the terms of transfer. First, there is a "life estate" provision which would last until the death of the owner or 25 years, which ever comes first. The

Lihong Zheng received her MSc degree on Automation of Industry, Taiyuan University of Technology. She got her PhD degree in Computing of Sciences at Faculty of Information Technology, University of Technology, Sydney. She is a lecturer at School of Computing and Mathematics, Charles Sturt University since June 2008. In recent years, she had one patent and more than twenty referred publications in books, journals and conferences.Good to see Kohli is taking responsibilities: Dhoni Colombo, Sep 30 (IANS) India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni lauded Virat Kohli for leading the team to a eight-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan in a crucial Super Eights match of the World Tweny20 at the Premedasa Stadium here Sunday. Kohli struck 78 off 61 balls as India achieved the target of 129 losing two wickets and 18 balls to spare. The win helped India maintain an all-win record over their neighbours in a World Cup. Dhoni said the team was relaxed ahead of the high-voltage clash. "The players looked relaxed, we knew there was something in store. It's good that Kohli is taking the responsibility, Viru batted well, though we lost Gambhir early. I always felt that if you are desperate for a win

I had an aptitude for cooking so I worked really hard for years to develop my skills. My early career was in New York and I was fortunate enough to work for a woman, Mary Cleaver, who was a real pioneer in the movement for sourcing local food. Dynamic Trade Policy for Small Island Developing States: Lessons for the Pacific from the CaribbeanJuly 2016, Commonwealth Trade Policy Discussion Papers Small island developing states (SIDS) have common economic challenges and are faced with high costs for energy, infrastructure, transportation, trade logistics and public administration. These challenges are increasingly undergirded by new concerns such as the high incidence of chronic non-communicable diseases, demographic transitions, high levels of outward migration, and the rising cost of adapting to climate change. There is therefore annoticed this very thing back in the eighteenth century when he wrote, Let us suppose that the great empire of China, with all its myriads of inhabitants, was suddenly swallowed up by an earthquake, and let us consider how a man of humanity in Europe, who had no sort of connexion with that part of the world, would be affected upon receiving intelligence of this dreadful calamity. He would, I imagine, first of all, express very strongly his sorrow for the misfortune of that unhappy people, he would make many melancholy reflections upon the precariousness of human life, and the vanity of all labours of man, which could thus be annihilated in a moment. He would too, perhaps, if he was a man of speculation, enter into many reasonings

MEANS FOR COLLEGE ATHLETICS TONIGHT ON GM SPORTS AT 1030. TOUGH THANK YOU DAN. BACK TO ONE OF OUR TOP STORIES NOW FORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN HAS SELECTED KAMALA HARRIS AS HIS RUNNING MATE. THE CALIFORNIA SENATOR IS THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO RUN ON A MAJOR PARTY'S PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT. HARRIS WAS A FIERCE RIVAL BIDEN DURING THE PRESIDENTIAL BID HER OWN BED THAT WAS IN. SHE SAID IT'S BECOME A VOCAL SUPPORTER THE DAUGHTER OF JAMAICAN AND INDIAN IMMIGRANTS. SHE HAS ALREADY MADE HISTORY BECOMING THE FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRST WOMAN AND FIRST ASIAN-AMERICAN TO SERVE AS ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CALIFORNIA SO JOINING US NOW TO TALK ABOUT THAT AND MORE SUZANNE CHAHED ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AT NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE. HELLO. SUZANNE THANKS FOR JOINING US. I COULD SEE BOTH IT'S NOT IT SEEMS LIKE A COUPLE MONTHS AGO WE WERE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT AND YELL SPECULATE WHO COULD BE HIS CHOICE. SPACE REALLY WASN'T A FOREGONE CONCLUSIONWAS IT. NO REALLY WASN'T YOU KNOW BACK IN MARCH WHEN HE SAID ON THE DEBATE STAGE SHE WAS GOING TO PICK A WOMAN AND THEN THERE WAS MUCH DISCUSSION ABOUT WHAT CHARACTERISTICS THAT WE MIGHT NEED FOR VARIOUS REASONS AND THEN AS WE GOT A LITTLE BIT FURTHER ALONG ESPECIALLY AT THE END OF MAY AFTER THE GEORGE FLOYD MURDER AND MORE PROTESTS THAT BECAME APPARENT THAT THIS WAS A MOMENT IN TIME FOR JOE BIDEN DID FOR THE PARTY TO SAY IT'S TIME THAT THIS TICKET THIS PARTY REPRESENTS THE PEOPLE THAT ACTUALLY REPRESENTS AND SO WE KNOW THE HEAT THAT IN NUMEROUS, WHEN WHITE AFTER AMERICAN AND IT JUST CAME DOWN TO THE END OF THE DID HE FEEL WOULD BEST SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE TICKET AND SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE PARTY. TALK ABOUT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS PIC OBVIOUSLY AN IMPRESSIVE. RESUME, BUT ALSO AN IMPRESSIVE PERSONAL STORY. THIS IS AN

"Thank you -- not for me, but for every cop, every fireman, every EMT." Mets pitchers Bobby Parnell and Dillon Gee received the Joan Payson award for humanitarian service. Both players have been active with Tuesday's Children, a charity that helps families affected by the events of Sept. 11, 2001. "We're just lucky to give back," Parnell said. "That's what this game is about." All three of the new managerial inductees into the Hall of Fame -- Torre, Bobby Cox and Tony La Russa -- were on hand for the event, as were the major award winners of 2013. "Growing up, you never really think of being right here," said Kershaw, who was introduced at the podium by Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax, a surprise addition to the guest list. "You justthink about playing in the big leagues. You never think about sitting next to Sandy Koufax at a dinner like this." Broadcaster Tim McCarver was honored for his long and meritorious service to the game, and Marquis Grissom was on hand to speak on behalf of the 1994 Expos, who were recognized with the Casey Stengel "You Could Look It Up Award." Grissom and the Expos led the NL East by six games and had just won 20 of 23 games when a player strike hit in August '94, eventually wiping out a World Series that Montreal had a good shot to have appeared in. "I think it's ironic we're here 20 years later talking about the 1994 Expos," Grissom said. "I think that speaks volumes about the kind of team

Ali Shahriari told Fars news agency. "When people came to rescue those hit in that blast, another bomber blew himself up. Three to four have been killed at least in the first attack." US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton condemned the "horrific attack" and called for the perpetrators to be held accountable. "This attack, along with the recent attacks in Uganda, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Algeria, underscores the global community's need to work together to combat terrorist organisations," she said. Zahedan is the capital city of Sistan-Baluchistan province, which borders Afghanistan and Pakistan and is prone to unrest. The BBC's Tehran correspondent Jon Leyne says there is resentment in the mainly Sunni area against perceived discrimination by Iran's Shia establishment. The region is also a key drug-smuggling route from Afghanistan to Europe, with heavilyJust because the upcoming FOX comedy Ghosted is a scripted show doesn't mean its content is entirely fictional. The series follows a man who believes his wife was abducted by aliens (Adam Scott) and a total skeptic (Craig Robinson) who are recruited by a secret government agency to investigate suspicious and unexplained (i.e. possibly paranormal) activity in the Los Angeles area. During San Diego roundtable interviews promoting the show, the cast and producers shared their real life beliefs surrounding the paranormal — and it was a surprisingly mixed bag. "I don't [believe]," Scott says plainly. "I don't believe in any of it." But his character, Max, is a firm believer in the paranormal. "It's the opposite of the show," Scott says, explaining that Robinson, who rejects the idea of

look like if the critics were in charge? There would be little to no innovation, progress or breakthroughs. The problem of increasing carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphere is one of the biggest problems we face today on our little planet. Musk is directly addressing this through his vision of an all-electric, solar-powered society via the two companies Solar City and Tesla. That puts him head and shoulders above those who are not engaged in similar large-scale efforts, in terms of solving the problems of our time. Throughout history, there have been great men who dreamed big, and they have always been surrounded by other men who yelled "Folly" from the sidelines. Newton "stood on the shoulders of giants". The Wright Brothers didn't build a 747, but they paved theAPRILIA IMPROVES IN THE ARGENTINIAN QUALIFYING TOO EXCELLENT DAY FOR ALEIX ESPARGARÓ WHO RIDES HIS RS-GP TO THE THIRD ROW The Argentinian 2017 MotoGPweekend continues according to predictions. In fact, the foul weather forecast punctually conditioned the sessions today. Although it was not a violent storm, the riders were still able to use the wet tyres both in FP4 and in qualifying. A first for Aleix Espargaró, who had not yet ridden his RS-GP in the rain. The results were rather encouraging. The Spanish rider, who went straight through to Q2 thanks to his performance yesterday, had an outstanding qualifying session, taking a spot on the third row (eighth place, 1'49.323). This is a placement that ties the one achieved by the Aprilia Racing Team Gresini last year at Phillip Island. Sam

Medical Association reached an agreement with Anslinger, and over the following decade, only three doctors are prosecuted. A Brief History of Medical CannabisFor thousands of years prior to its prohibition in the 20th century, cannabis was used as a medicine throughout the world [1]. During the 19th century, sold by major drug companies such as Eli Lilly, Squibb, Parke-Davis, Smith Brothers, and Tildens, the potent extract of cannabis was one of the top three most prescribed medical agents in the United States [2] [3].Until the 1937 Marijuana Tax Act, cannabis, being a powerful topical analgesic, muscle relaxant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-spasmodic agent, was found in virtually all fistulas, corn and mustard plasters, muscle ointments, and fibrosis poultices [3].UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIA listed cannabis until 1942 [4], after which it was removedHospital and arrived just after the 2010 midterm congressional primaries. With Charlotte Bergmann as the Republican nominee for the 9th Congressional District seat held by Democratic incumbent Steve Cohen, he immediately signed on as her campaign manager. One check of the 2017 NFL Draft shows why Tennessee was the favorite to win the SEC East Division last fall. UT had six players drafted in the first four rounds, the most for the program since 2002, breaking a two-year drought with no players. The six Vols drafted tied for the most since 2010 and 2007. Eight Vols were drafted in 2003 and 10 drafted in 2002. Tennessee football coach Butch Jones isn’t big on naming starters and divulging depth charts. Not until he has to. So it comes as no surprise the

Future is certainly a prolific artist, though it is getting a bit excessive. Since 2011, he has released at least two projects every year, often three or more. His work ethic, long a point of personal pride, paid big dividends across an excellent mixtape trilogy (Monster, Beast Mode, and 56 Nights) in the run up to his commercial peak with Dirty Sprite 2 and his cash-in collaboration with Drake, What a Time to Be Alive. Since then, his music is either chasing those highs or stuck in cruise control. His Purple Reign tape introduced some moving new deep cuts to his catalog but was modest by his standards and he rushed out EVOL a month later for an Apple exclusive. His new self-titled album is the first inUSA), graduated from Cornell University (Ithaca, NY) with a B.A. in chemistry in 1980. He pursued his graduate studies in inorganic chemistry at the University of Florida (Gainesville, FL), where he received a Ph.D. in 1984 under the direction of the late Prof. Russell S. Drago. There followed an NIH postdoctoral fellowship in bioinorganic chemistry at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) with Prof. Brian M. Hoffman. After a period in industrial and academic research, he joined the faculty of Roosevelt University in 1990 where he currently teaches general chemistry and various courses related to inorganic chemistry. Prof. Telser has long been interested in paramagnetic molecular systems having relevance to inorganic chemistry, materials science, and biology.

to as Heath Robinsons in Britain. Scope and Content The manuscript consists of 84 images created in 1903 by W. Heath Robinson for The Child's Arabian Nights, the third and final book that he illustrated for the publisher Grant Richards. This was Robinson's second opportunity to produce illustrations for The Arabian Nights---the first being in 1899---but his first chance to serve as lone illustrator. The Child's Arabian Nights was Robinson's first attempt to produce a significant number of color plates. The manuscript includes full-color proof copies for all twelve color plates found in The Child's Arabian Nights, with pen and ink and full-color watercolor drafts of each. Also included are proof copies and pen and ink originals of 26 line drawings produced for the book, with a sketch titled "The Talkative Barber" that is marked "unused". TheLYRA WANTED TO MEET A HUMAN SO BAD. BEING THE PONY VERSION OF A NECKBEARD MADE IT HARD FOR HER TO MAKE FRIENDS AND HER ONLY FRIEND BONBON WOULD NOT EVEN TOUCH HER COOCH ANYMORE BECAUSE SHE SMELLED LIKE A COMBINATION OF SHIT,FISH AND SKITTLES. SHE FIGURED THAT IF SHE COULD FIND SOME HUMAN AND TOLD THEM HOW SHE WAS A MAGICAL UNICORN IT MIGHT WANT TO FUCK HER. SHE STARTED UP HER MACHINE SHE BUILT AND BROUGHT A HUMAN INTO HER HOUSE. IT WAS NAKED AND SCREAMING AND POSSIBLY MALE. SHE GRINNED DEVIOUSLY AND CLOPPED HER HOOVES TOGETHER BEFORE JUMPING ON HIM AND LICKING UP AND DOWN HIS MILKY WHITE CHEST AND SUCKING ON THE NIPPLES EVER SO SLOWLY. THE HUMAN JUST LAYED THERE AND TOOK THE

to Abraham and to his descendants forever.” That scripture, which would have been burned in to her Immaculate Heart, by means of a singular grace would have certainly been with her at a young age when she would be betrothed. Furthermore, one tradition (not Sacred Tradition), which is mostly forgotten by popular imagery but found in the Catholic Encyclopedia article you linked to, says that Mary was a consecrated virgin raised in the temple. Her parents Anne and Joachim prayed for her and when they got her, gave her up to the temple where she would have been able to absorb scripture like Anna (Luke 2:36-38). There she would have certainly known all about Hannah and Samuel, certainly enough to put Hannah's prayer into herown words. A: Luke, the author of the gospel that bears his name and also of Acts, was an exceptional historian of the classical mold. Roman and Greek history was a little different than what we expect from the field. Wikipedia suggests a typical approach: In Roman historiography commentarii is simply a raw account of events often not intended for publication. It was not considered traditional “history” because it lacked the necessary speeches and literary flourishes. Commentarii was usually turned into “history” later on. A Roman reader would expect the author of a history to present a polished account rather than a word-for-word stenography. Given the expense of the two volumes Theophilus commissioned, he would have demanded the high literary quality that Luke did, in fact, deliver.

Enlarge Image ESA/Guus Schoonewille Just as vacuum chambers and swimming pools are used to test space suits, special environments can be necessary to make sure that satellites built on Earth can function in space. That's exactly what you see in this photo released Thursday by the European Space Agency. It shows the interior of a room with 30-foot-high walls called the Maxwell Test Chamber. It's located in the ESA's facility in the Dutch city of Noordwijk at the largest satellite-testing facility in Europe. The room has metal walls that convert it into a Faraday cage, a structure that shields the inside from any external electromagnetic signals. In addition, the walls are coated in hundreds of foam pyramids that absorb sound as well as any other signals produced inside the room, "mimickingexamining these controversial investments after foreign funds pumped more than $40 billion into Wall Street firms in recent months. Some world leaders, as well as the American public, are concerned that these funds may try to wield these investments as a diplomatic tool. The worries are fueled by the funds' lack of transparency about their operations. A majority of American voters think these foreign infusions harm both the national security and the economy of the United States, according to a recent survey by Public Strategies Inc. Lawmakers generally spoke highly of the funds' operations in the U.S. during Wednesday's hearing, but they acknowledged the need to examine them more closely. "We must ensure they play by the same rules that all large investors play by, and must assure that sovereign wealth

White House: Trump's DACA decision coming Tuesday LATEST NEWS President Trump will announce his decision on whether to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program on Tuesday, the White House announced. Trump's decision comes amid mounting pressure and speculation that he will scrap the Obama-era program, which extends temporary deportation relief to undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as minors who applied for work permits. White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders refused to tip the administration's hand Friday amid repeated questioning from reporters, saying, "We are in the process of finalizing that decision and those details."Members of Congress, including top Republicans like Speaker Paul Ryan(R-Wis.), have said that Trump should not end the program, although they want Congress to pass a law codifying the practice instead of relyingagency and a time-bound criminal trial, the report, which comes two days ahead of the IPL auction scheduled for February 12-13, said there was enough material to show that a further probe was required into the contentious match between CSK and Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur on May 12, 2013. Favouring action against CSK and Rajasthan Royals under relevant provisions of the IPL rules, the panel said any person who wished to be associated with an IPL team in any manner should also be asked to sign a code of conduct and be liable to similar obligations as the players. The panel also underlined that players should not be allowed to own any stakes or interests in player agencies or companies involved with cricket, unless such interests are in the nature

Bill Belichick was a 34-year-old defensive coordinator when he was carried off the field after the New York Giants routed the Washington Redskins in the 1986 NFC Championship Game en route to the franchise's first-ever Super Bowl victory. Over three decades later, Belichick's son, Steve, is making similar waves with the New England Patriots' defense. Several Patriots players recently told the Boston Herald that Steve has been calling plays for New England's defense "for weeks." The younger Belichick, who began coaching with his dad on the Patriots' staff back in 2012, has been the team's safeties coach since 2016. Belichick has received added responsibilities in the absence of former Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores, who is in the midst of his first season as the Miami Dolphins head coach. "We'vestarted to gel with [Steve Belichick], knowing what he's going to call and the way he thinks through the game," Patriots safety Terrence Brooks recently told the Herald's Andrew Callahan. "I remember before one of his first games calling it, he was a little nervous, and I had to shake him up a little bit and pep talk him up and tell him that he's one of the best. "He was just sitting there, and I was like, 'C'mon, get it together. Let's go! You're one of the best. This is nothing'. And he popped up." While he won't confirm his promotion, Steve Belichick has admitted that his role has changed. "It's what you work for — to go out and compete on Sundays," Belichick said. "We've got a great group

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Huffington Post, Foreign Policy, and The Atlantic (online). My second project is an international history of the ‘long 1980s’ from the Iranian Revolution to Soviet Union’s collapse, ‘Creative Destruction: The American Market State and the New World Order, 1979-1991’. Together, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and George H. W. Bush administrations all backed the global expansion of financial capitalism that would conquer Eurasia by the early 1990s. By interweaving the history of international relations with those of transnational capital and regional economics (the military industry in America’s Sunbelt, financial services in New York, London, and Hong Kong; and electronics in Taipei and Seoul) – I hope to fashion a new interpretation of U.S. foreign policy and global history, as permeable, winner-take-all market states supplanted fiscal-military states, bringing the Cold Wartogether with Bernstein, DeLucia's tax attorney, appeared before Revenue Agent King on November 19, 1954 and testified that he had counted $300,010 in the possession of DeLucia shortly prior to the prosecution years. DeLucia was not present when Bulger so testified. DeLucia contends that in the absence of competent evidence that he procured, knew of, or ratified Bulger's testimony it can not be attributed to him for the purpose of sustaining Counts I and II. 11 The Government in order to establish a connection between Bulger's testimony and DeLucia's intent to defraud relies on two points. The first is that, at the Grand Jury hearing on DeLucia, Bulger testified that he had given the testimony before King at the request of DeLucia. DeLucia was not present at this hearing. A

comment on the specific numbers of automobiles that were transported out of the city, and the circumstances behind their decision to withdraw before ISIS' assault. A second-generation Hyundai Tucson, reportedly in Mosul, Iraq. PurpleOlive2/Twitter But Kia was not the only automotive company to have conducted business in the country. There were also Hyundai and Chrysler dealerships in Baghdad, about 250 miles away from Mosul. Hyundai in 2004 was reportedly one of the first new car dealerships to set up shop in Iraq in decades. Chevrolet had pulled out when Saddam Hussein and the Ba'ath Party took control of the country in 1968. After a violent takeover, privately-owned showrooms were banned and the state held a monopoly on new automobiles. Operating with no insurance, the Hyundai dealership conducted its business during the contentiousambassador to the US Lukman Faily asked in an ABC News interview at the time. Though conspiracy theorists posited that the trucks were obtained by ISIS forces through nefarious means directly through Toyota, representatives for the automaker said at the time that it had a "strict policy to not sell vehicles to potential purchasers who may use or modify them for paramilitary or terrorist activities." A report by Public Radio International in 2014 also revealed that dozens of Hiluxes, which were classified as "non-lethal aid," were originally given to the Free Syrian Army by the US State Department in their fight against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Some of the trucks could have ended up in the hands of ISIS forces after members of the FSA defected. The numerous Kias in question,

Cast member Hugh Jackman poses at an industry screening of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California April 28, 2009. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - FBI agents on Wednesday arrested a New York man on charges that he uploaded a copy of the movie “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” to the Internet before its May theatrical release, a spokeswoman said. FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said the probe continues into how Gilberto Sanchez, 47, of New York City obtained the copy he posted to Megaupload.com in the spring. When the leaked movie made it to the Web, officials from Twentieth Century Fox, the unit of News Corp that was behind the film, expressed their dismay out of a concern that it would undermine the box office appeal of “Wolverine.” Sanchez,choose to hunker down in our churches and denominationalisms and watch everything sink into the spiritual and moral abyss of a New Dark Age?” - Mark Davis Pickup Thursday, September 6, 2012 EXCLUSION IN AN ERA OF POLITICALLY CORRECT INCLUSION Premier Redford The main newspaper in the city near where I live is the Edmonton Journal. The September 3rd 2012 edition carried an short entry under the title PRIDE PARADE PREMIER. It was accompanied by a photograph of Alberta's Premier Allison Redford wearing the rainbow sash. The entry said: "Premier Allison Redford attends the Calgary Pride Parade on Sunday told a crowd of thousands it was a "privilege" to be asked to join the event -- the first time a sitting premier has participated. In June, she made the opening remarks for Edmonton's

got the chance to take the fight to Toyota because a rain storm arrived at the circuit soon afterwards. Giancarlo Fisichella ruined the story of the season at Suzuka on Saturday mornming when he pipped Narain Karthikeyan to the fastest time of the session in wet conditions. The Jordan driver has surprised everyone by going fastest ahead of Ralf Schumacher, Jenson Button, Christijan Albers and Tiago Monteiro. The second session on Friday was interrupted by rain at Suzuka which left the fastest time of the afternoon going to Toyota test driver Ricardo Zonta, who ran a lap which was a second faster than Michael Schumacher's Ferrari. The Mafia has a code of silence, known as omerta, which forbids its members, on pain of death, to reveal secrets of the organisation. Secretsheaded off to NASCAR in July to become the engine research and development director of Richard Childress Racing, which currently runs Dave Blaney, Kevin Harvick and Jeff Burton. While Formula 1 teams continue to fight with one another and the promotion of the sport remains at the bottom of the "to do" list, the NASCAR Nextel Cup continues to show the way in terms of promoting the sport, particularly to the much-needed new generations. British American Tobacco has confirmed that it has agreed the sale of its 55% stake in BAR Honda to the Honda Motor Company. The sale, which will be completed on December 31, means that Honda Motor will end up owning 100% of the team, which was established eight years ago. More details are emerging of Honda's plans

win three out of four games to win the World Series, but it is a task they are very capable of completing. Game three will have taken a toll on the players, but it will have also given the Dodgers a glimpse of Boston's fallibility and now they must look to capitalise on that if they are to win game four and ensure the series will head back to Boston.DANKAUR (Greater Noida): The Akhilesh government may be hell-bent on "punishing" Durga Shakti Nagpal for "demolishing" the wall of an under-construction mosque at Kadalpur village but that lie is being repeatedly nailed. A committee affiliated to UP Sunni Central Waqf Board, which visited the village after the incident, has stated that the IAS officer had no role in bringing down the wall and had just advised villagers to follow due procedure. Praising Durga, the committee said that she had in fact initiated the process of reclaiming waqf board land, including a graveyard, that had been encroached upon. This made the sand mining and land mafias join hands to fix her. The secretary of Hazrat Syed Bhureshah Committee (Regn no. 321), which comes under the umbrella body of UP Sunni Central

Braid is a platform and puzzle video game developed by independent software developer Jonathan Blow. The game was released on August 6, 2008 for the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade service. A Microsoft Windows version was released on April 10, 2009. Hothead Games ported and released the game to Mac OS X on May 20, 2009 and the PlayStation Network on November 12, 2009. On December 14, 2010, a Linux version was released as part of the Humble Indie Bundle 2. Blow designed the game as a personal critique of contemporary trends in game development. He funded the three-year project with his own money. Webcomic artist David Hellman drew the artwork, which underwent several iterations until it satisfied Blow's vision. A preliminary version of Braid without the final artworkwon the "Innovation in Game Design" award at the 2006 Independent Games Festival; the final version received additional accolades. The game received generally positive reviews from critics, eventually becoming the highest-critically-rated title on Xbox Live. Some reviewers, however, criticized the game's price relative to its length. At its most basic level, the story describes the protagonist Tim's attempt to rescue a princess from a monster. Clues embedded in the plot have led to multiple metaphorical interpretations of the plot, such as a tale of a faltering relationship or the development of the atomic bomb. The game features traditional aspects of the platform genre; the player runs, jumps, and climbs through a linear set of stages while solving puzzles and defeating enemies. The player may also manipulate time, such as

Motoring Advice Blog Under-age Drink Driving Solicitors In a recent review of Hampshire’s drink-driving statistics, it has been revealed that a rather significant and surprising number of offenders were under the age of 18. In Hampshire, it was discovered that between 2008 and 2013, there were 276 underage drink-drivers caught, and of those, 74 of them were under the age of 16. It has been described by various children’s charities as ‘terrifying’. The worst area in the country affected by underage drink-driving was Greater Manchester with a staggering 409 under-18s being arrested for drink-driving. The youngest offender of this crime was, shockingly, aged only 11, from the Thames Valley area. Marolin Watson, from the charity Hope UK, which provides drug and alcohol training and advice to children, said: “Children who drink are endangering their33 Mental and Physical Health Issues Related to Marijuana: John Walters, Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, Charles G. Curie, Administrator of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and experts and scientists from leading mental health organizations joined together in May 005 to warn parents about the mental health dangers marijuana poses to teens. According to several recent studies, marijuana use has been linked with depression and suicidal thoughts, in addition to schizophrenia. These studies report that weekly marijuana use among teens doubles the risk of developing depression and triples the incidence of suicidal thoughts. 34 • Dr. Andrew Campbell, a member of the New South Wales (Australia) Mental Health Review Tribunal, published a study in 2005 which revealed that four out of five individuals with

eight Championhips in 9 years, winning 7 Greek Cups, and repeatedly tearing up FIBA's International Basketball tournaments. Galis' team "Aris B.C." at one point won 81 games in a row between 85-88. Basically while Larry Bird and Magic were dominating in The U.S. Nick Galis was dominating by himself in Europe. Galis is rumored to have been offered contracts by The Celtics and Nets but turned them down because FIBA, at the time, didn't have professional status. Meaning that becoming a professional in America would make him ineligible to play for the Greek National Team. Nick Galis may not have been the same playing in The NBA that he was in Greece, there's obviously no way to tell, but if Galis was half as good as he was over there...The 80's could have been even greater. In 1979-80 The Boston Celtics started Archibald and Chris Ford as their backcourt with rookie Gerald Henderson coming off the bench. Halfway through the season they would sign veteran "Pistol" Pete Maravich to carry backup SG duties. In hindsight they probably should have signed Nikos Galis to a 1 year deal and let him heal his ankle, but as usual hindsight is always 20/20. Red Auerbach was later quoted as saying that not signing Nikos Galis was the single biggest mistake in his legendary career. Galis playing alongside Larry Bird in a College All-Star Game Galis scoring 53 for the Greek National Team 34 year old Galis playing an Exhibition with Toni Kukoc, and former Celtic Dino Radja. Hmmm. Remember, Gerald gets traded for the Bias pick

be light, a perception buoyed by the US habit of referring to deployed forces as "advisers" and "trainers" even when these forces are directly engaged in combat. A November TIME Magazine article quotes an assessment of the arrangement by former Navy SEAL-turned-Republican-congressman Scott Taylor: "It's easier to put 'trainers' and 'advisers' in a country and say we don't have 'boots on the ground' ... Well, that's bullshit. They're combat boots, every one of them." As for what certain boots on the ground have been up to in places like Iraq and Syria, the US-led coalition against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS) was lambasted last year for its use of white phosphorus munitions, prohibited in civilian areas under international humanitarian law. Amnesty Internationalsuggested that the coalition's reliance on white phosphorus on the outskirts of Raqqa - ISIL's former self-declared capital in Syria - "may amount to a war crime". Indeed, one gets an idea of the effectiveness of phosphorus munitions from a passage in veteran Middle East journalist Robert Fisk's book Pity the Nation, which quotes a Beirut doctor on the incendiary aftermath of Israel's use of phosphorus shells in Beirut in 1982: "I had to take the babies and put them in buckets of water to put out the flames. When I took them out half an hour later, they were still burning. Even in the mortuary, they smouldered for hours." Perpetual war White phosphorus aside, the US Special Operations forces have been implicated in other carnage, as well - including by assisting

a familiar part of the landscape in rural areas of Entre Rios del Oeste, in southwestern Brazil, where a Mini Thermoelectric Plant was inaugurated on Jul. 24. The plant runs on biogas produced by a network of 18 pig farms and supplies the city government facilities. Credit: Mario Osava/IPS Behind the progress made was great persistence, the ironing out of numerous problems and third party assistance. Sometimes he almost gave up, he confessed. Some solutions came to him by chance, like the biodigestion mixer recommended by a German embassy official, during a visit to his company. Similarly, he learned about the advantages of incorporating waste whey into cheese production. This offers the dairy industry a sure way to dispose of it, while preventing pollution. Related IPS Articles Founded in 2013 as aTop 10 Father-Son Duos In Sports Number 7 Calvin & Grant Hill Football and basketball Calvin was a star running back for the Dallas Cowboys and was named to the Pro Bowl four times. He was second in the NFL in total yards from scrimmage in 1973, scored the third-highest number of touchdowns in the league in 1971, and was a member of the 1971 Super Bowl winners. Son Grant is the only basketball player on our list, with his 6'8" frame making him more suited to the court than to his father's gridiron. The younger Hill is a six-time all-star, and after a few injury-filled years, he resurrected his career in 2004-05. Cool fact: When Calvin and his wife were trying to decide what to name their son, "Grant" was suggested by Calvin's

PITTSBURGH, PA.— Republican Tim Murphy resigned today from the U.S. House after allegations emerged that the long-term anti-abortion congressman had asked a mistress to have an abortion. His departure sets up a national showdown in a Western Pennsylvania swing district, where the number of Democrats outnumber Republicans. Organized labor will likely pour millions of dollars into the race for the special election, and several labor leaders have indicated a desire to run. Unlike other special elections in the South and West, the Pittsburgh-area district has a history of flipping between Republicans and Democrats. Currently, there are 70,000 more registered Democrats than there are Republicans in the district, but according to the Cook Political Index, the district tends to vote for Republicans by 11 percent. The district includes the affluent suburbs ofMt Lebanon, the middle-class suburbs of the South Hils, and the deindustrialized union strongholds of Westmoreland County. It stretches all the way down to the West Virginia state line and includes many blue-collar communities where the principal means of employment are in coal mining and fracking. (Full Disclosure: Payday Senior Labor Reporter Mike Elk’s grandfather, Regis Holden, was an elected Westmoreland County Democratic official). A win in such a district, which has seen many working-class voters switch allegiances in the last decade, would be a major boost for organized labor. Already, the 66-year-old retired Pennsylvania State Education Association union leader Mike Crossey has declared his candidacy for the race. “I believe I made a difference in the classroom when I taught students, I believe I made a difference in Harrisburg when I

"Songs for Silverman" will be released in September, he said. It will be his third studio album since the split with Ben Folds Five, a guitar-less trio that unexpectedly found success with 1988's "Brick." Folds called his music "punk rock for sissies" as the trio blended hard-edged yet jazzy piano-based songs with alternating serious and smart-alecky lyrics. "[The new album] is much more of the uptempo side of [2001 album] 'Rockin' the Suburbs,' " he said. "It is more lyrically akin to [Ben Folds Five's 1999 album "The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner"]." Folds said that after he learned about the charity, he liked the idea of an organization with a very specific mission. That group is better than one his 8-year-old daughter asked him to support, he said. He sent$15 to some African organization, and supposedly a tiger is now sponsored by the Folds family. "Cambodia needs more flights from the big cities in southern China and they need to be daily," Tourism Minister Thong Khon was quoted as saying by the newspaper. The EU is also a market that is under-tapped due to a lack of direct flights, he said. "At present we have direct charter flights from Finland and Italy, but we would like to see that grow as 60 percent of our tourist arrival by air," he added. His comments came as Cambodia announced a 17 percent increase in tourist arrivals at about 400,000 during the first two months of 2008. Cambodia's Siem Reap International Airport, the gateway to the Angkor Wat temple complex, currently accommodates 37 international flights

On the history of 'militarised neoliberalism' in Colombia, and why foreign and domestic powers have an interest in undermining the Peace Accords of 2016. P Mobilisation in Catatumbo, Department of North Santander. Peasant Association of Catatumbo — Ascamcat The Long Path of Peace and Social Change In terms of land distribution, Colombia is the most unequal country in Latin America. [...] Social inequality is mirrored by political inequality. * The number of those assassinated in November (2019) continues to rise. By 1 October, 155 deaths had been registered, concentrated in the same areas shown in this map. The Cold War, followed by the implementation of a hybrid war through Plan Colombia, furthered the practice of physically eliminating social organisations, movements, and political parties – especially among the left. In 1984, after the first peaceaccord between the State and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia ( Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia or FARC), the left formed a political platform known as the Patriotic Union ( Unión Patriótica). A political genocide was carried on against the people who were associated with the Patriotic Union: for instance, four thousand students were killed in the 1980s and 1990s (Cepada 2006). Today, this violence is being experienced once again. In 2018, the Center for Research and Popular Education Peace Program ( Centro de Investigacion y Educacion Popular Programa Por La Paz or CINEP) documented 1,151 death threats, 648 assassinations, and 304 cases of physical injuries as well as numerous cases of harassment (CINEP 2019). Undertake comprehensive rural reform by land redistribution. A trust of three million hectares