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The Board rejected the claim on July 16, 1985, after giving Wright an opportunity to present evidence in support of his allegations at one of its meetings, finding insufficient evidence of Department of Corrections negligence. 4 On August 27, 1985, Wright filed the current civil rights lawsuit pro se, naming Newsome, Diaz, Mincey and unknown "John Does and Richard Does" (correctional officers or other agents of Newsome) as defendants. He alleged First and Fourteenth Amendment violations of his right to access to the courts and to procedural due process of law. He also invoked the court's pendent jurisdiction over his claims under Georgia law for destruction of his property and conversion. He requested declaratory and injunctive relief and damages. He simultaneously asked the court to allowdescription of the relief requested within twenty days. The court ordered service of the order and the complaint on the defendants and invited them to respond to the access to courts claim. 6 Wright responded to the order by filing a "Motion to Amend" in which he restated the facts contained in his initial complaint and added allegations that the defendants' misconduct was in retaliation for prior lawsuits and administrative grievances he had filed, that black inmates had filed other grievances notifying Newsome of the "outrageous" treatment of blacks by Diaz and Mincey, and that the seizure and destruction of property were committed pursuant to established state procedure. Apparently in support of the latter assertion, Wright stated that officials at GSP have been subject to court orders issued

pattern of informal social relations and codes and practices (‘norms’) of what constituted correct group behaviour. Being part of a Social Theatre group additionally permits actors to work on building confidence and self-awareness. Based on the campus of Howard University in Washington, DC in 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is the oldest Greek-letter organization established by and for African American college-educated ladies. Schütz Swart International delivers safety threat management companies and is specialised in worldwide operations. They have a Assistant Management Coaching program to develop managerial expertise. Mind research and study of the optic nerve and the human eye has shown that there are indeed scientific theories for the way we see. Sadly there have been disputes, recriminations and authorized actions ever since between band members and administration over royalties.European Middle Ages, for example, the shell of the pilgrim (*Pecten jacobaeus*; a bivalve mollusk) became a religious emblem of Saint James. The shells of the *P. jacobaeus*can be seen in sanctuaries or as church decorations, such as those in Santiago (Spain) and Porec (Croatia). And in island societies of the Indian Ocean it is used it as a symbol of love and fertility \[[@B39]\]. As a largely immigrant landscape, Brazil\'s cultural relationship with nature is guided as much by Old World as with New World traditions. In addition to Amerindian biocultural relations, Portuguese, Italian, German, Japanese, and especially Africans introduced and intermixed their beliefs and practices. Particularly in the northeast of Brazil, where some two million enslaved Africans arrived over the course of three centuries, people-animal relations were

history to feature three players under the age of 22 (LaVine, Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins) to each post a 40-point game in one season. 23. Dallas Mavericks 2016-17 record: 9-21 Previous ranking: 24 After an absence of 14 games, Dirk Nowitzki is back at last for the Mavericks, who are also reveling in some strong recent contributions from Deron Williams and the first game-winning bucket of Harrison Barnes' career. Dallas is by no means whole, with Andrew Bogut still sidelined and J.J. Barea not quite back yet, but some within the Big D sports populace -- when they're not wrapped up in what's happening with the Cowboys -- are starting to worry that the Mavs are poised to start winning more regularly and thus endanger local dreams of a high lotterythis era of advanced stats, but the Trail Blazers' ongoing 1-9 funk is like the car crash you can't look away from. Washington was an early pacesetter in the league's Most Disappointing Team derby before the Wiz began to right themselves -- while Minnesota, Atlanta and Detroit are all still on that list -- but the Blazers have to top it as 2016 dribbles to a close. There's a risk for further disappointment as well Monday night, with Damian Lillard's ankle woes threatening to derail the scheduled showdown between the league's two highest-scoring backcourts: Lillard and C.J. McCollum versus Toronto's DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry. 26. New Orleans Pelicans 2016-17 record: 11-21 Previous ranking: 27 Anthony Davis leads the league with nine 30-point, 15-rebound games already this season. The rest of the

features 1080p / Interactive menu Capacity: 50GB Dual Layer description The epic graphic novel by Frank Miller (Sin City) assaults the screen with the blood, thunder and awe of its ferocious visual style faithfully recreated in an intense blend of live-action and CGI animation. Retelling the ancient Battle of Thermopylae, it depicts the titanic clash in which King Leonidas (Gerard Butler) and 300 Spartans fought to the death against Xerxes (Rodrigo Santoro) and his massive Persian army. Experience history at swordpoint. And moviemaking with a cutting edge. It seem animation movies but real action on drama, love, war and battle for freedom [Do you think this review was helpful? ] wilsonong88(111) on 05, Aug. 2010 11:55 (HKT) Great Movie!The story is simple, direct, and inspiring. The acting is excellent. The movie, overall, was a tremendous experience. GreatPhylogeny of the kinetoplastida: taxonomic problems and insights into the evolution of parasitism. To further investigate phylogeny of kinetoplastid protozoa, the sequences of small subunit (18S) ribosomal RNA of nine bodonid isolates and ten isolates of insect trypanosomatids have been determined. The root of the kinetoplastid tree was attached to the branch of Bodo designis and/or Cruzella marina. The suborder Trypanosomatina appeared as a monophyletic group, while the suborder Bodonina was paraphyletic. Among bodonid lineages, parasitic organisms were intermingled with free-living ones, implying multiple transitions to parasitism and supporting the 'vertebrate-first hypothesis'. The tree indicated that the genera Cryptobia and Bodo are artificial taxa. Separation of fish cryptobias and Trypanoplasma borreli as different genera was not supported. In trypanosomatids, the genera Leptomonas and Blastocrithidia were polyphyletic, similar to the

date back to November. “Jack felt a bit of pain the last two days here, so he needed more time to recover,” Manuel Pellegrini revealed. Wilshere, who joined Hammers on a free transfer from Arsenal in the summer, had started all four West Ham Premier League matches before being wounded against Wolves on September 1. Jack Wilshere supports NCF Elites, offering special education for children of all ages. Former Arsenal coach Paul Johnson, member of Arsene Wenger’s backroom team for 22 years, and NCC director Nick Cook has organized and runs sessions at the College of North East London in Enfield. It is designed to help talented youngsters with the best coaching that can help them reach the Gothia Youth World Cup – the biggest youth tournament on theArsenal would play with West Ham and they would need a victory to being creating momentum under Emery as he inherits a team which scored 6th place in the Premier League last season.(more…) Belgium take on England in a crucial third place play-off match. Both teams have had a major disappointment in the semi-final as they were hoping to reach the final of the competition. However, even in third place finish will be positive for both teams. Belgium have never been to the semifinals in the past but this is one of the most talented teams of the World Cup. England have been able to reach the semifinals after World Cup 1990 but they were unable to win the title for the first time since 1966. England have been less

Post navigation Family To Appeal CO Lawsuit Dismissal OCEAN CITY – Two months after a federal judge dismissed a $20 million civil suit filed against Ocean City paramedics last year by the family of two Pennsylvania tourists who died of carbon monoxide poisoning in a Boardwalk hotel room in June 2006, the plaintiffs have filed an appeal in the case. Last June, Yvonne and Morgan Boughter, family members of the pair of tourists who perished from carbon monoxide poisoning at the Days Inn on the Boardwalk in June 2006, filed suit against the town of Ocean City’s Department of Emergency Services-Fire/EMS Division, along with five individual paramedics, for allegedly failing to respond to their first 911 call at around 9:43 a.m. on that fateful morning. In November of 2009, Senior U.S.Two members of the family, Patrick Boughter and his daughter Kelly, later succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning, while the surviving family members, Yvonne Boughter and her other daughter, Morgan, were later hospitalized. From the beginning, the plaintiffs alleged the Ocean City Emergency Services hastily abandoned efforts to find the family in distress after tending to the needs of families in other first-floor units in the hotel on the day of the tragedy. Last August, Ocean City filed a motion to dismiss the case against the paramedics, citing a variety of reasons chief among them a notion the defendants owed no affirmative duty of care to the plaintiffs. Records show at around 9:30 a.m. on June 27, 2006, a family sharing rooms 125 and 127 at the Days Inn called 911

Paris Saint-Germain striker and pending free agent Zlatan Ibrahimovic is in discussions to play in Major League Soccer, multiple sources told ESPN FC. The 34-year-old Swede, who is out of contract in July, confirmed on Friday that he will not return to the French champions for the 2016-17 season, but he did not announce his next club. Ibrahimovic, who joined PSG in 2012, has been linked to the LA Galaxy, Manchester United and former club AC Milan in recent days. LA Galaxy president Chris Klein declined to comment on Ibrahimovic when contacted by ESPN FC, but one source said should the former Ajax, Barcelona, Inter Milan and Juventus forward reach an agreement with MLS, his destination would indeed be the Galaxy. "I think it's going to happen," the source added. But another sourcelast summer expires in December. Asked if he was planning on moving any of his designated players, Klein said he was not. But there are rumblings out of Los Angeles that Keane, who turns 36 in July, is mulling retirement after this season. And one source admitted that "it might be possible" for the Galaxy to loan Ibrahimovic to a European team until January, then bring him back to Southern California for the start of the 2017 MLS season.

Mass. sues feds over definition of marriage BOSTON — Massachusetts, the first state to legalize gay marriage, sued the U.S. government Wednesday over a federal law that defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman. The federal Defense of Marriage Act interferes with the right of Massachusetts to define and regulate marriage as it sees fit, Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley said. The 1996 law denies federal recognition of gay marriage and gives states the right to refuse to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Boston, argues the act “constitutes an overreaching and discriminatory federal law.” It says the approximately 16,000 same-sex couples who have married in Massachusetts since the state began performing gay marriages in 2004 are being unfairlysaid Emilio Neri, an economist at the Bank of the Philippine Islands in Manila. Others see only opportunities. Qiang Huang, a realtor based in the Chinese city of Hefei, expects Manila home prices to get a boost from the steady stream of Chinese workers catering not only to offshore gaming customers, but also mainland clients who frequent brick-and-mortar casinos. A high-rolling gamer himself, Huang first visited the area in November to place bets at Bloomberry Resorts Corp.’s Solaire casino and realized that Manila could scratch more than his gambling itch. He’s planning to build a 500-square-meter showroom in the city to lure Chinese real estate investors and will soon sign contracts to market apartments at two projects. “I chose an area with a booming gambling business, as properties there have the

Joel Ebert USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee A group of Williamson County residents, including three ministers, is asking Williamson County Clerk Elaine Anderson to stop issuing all marriage licenses until a lawsuit filed on Thursday is settled. The lawsuit, filed in chancery court by former lawmaker David Fowler on behalf of the Constitutional Government Defense Fund, is attempting to challenge how Tennessee is affected by the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell vs. Hodges, which legalized same-sex marriage. The legal action comes one day after a House subcommittee voted to reject the Tennessee Natural Marriage Defense Act, a bill sponsored by state Rep. Mark Pody, R-Lebanon, which would have required state officials to disobey the U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. During a morning press conference at the Capitol, Fowler said theheart of the lawsuit is based upon determining who rules the citizens of Tennessee and ultimately the people of the United States. After pointing out the lawsuit is not an attempt to deny the power of a federal court to judge the constitutionality of a given law, Fowler said the issue is centered on one question. "How does anyone, regardless of the sexes of the parties, get a valid marriage license pursuant to an invalid law?" he asked. Fowler said the Supreme Court is attempting to "declare by judicial fiat" a new law rather than allowing the legislative branch to determine what to do in the aftermath of the court's decision. "This lawsuit asserts the simple proposition that an invalid law is no law," he said. "And the power asserted by the

U.S., on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015. J.C. Penney Co. is scheduled to release earnings figures on Aug. 14. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images UNITED STATES - JUNE 09: Customers enter the Dillards department store at Parkdale Mall, in Beaumont, Texas, Wednesday morning, June 9, 2004. A judge declared a mistrial in a lawsuit brought against Dillard's Inc. by 17 black shoppers in Texas who claimed that security guards at the department store chain harassed them because of their race. (Photo by Scott Eslinger/Bloomberg via Getty Images) MIAMI, FL - APRIL 19: A Nordstrom sign is seen outside a store on April 19, 2016 in Miami, Florida. Nordstrom on Monday said in a cost-cutting measure they are expecting to lay off 350 to 400 people. (Photo by JoeRaedle/Getty Images) The sign outside the Kmart store is seen in Broomfield, Colorado November 19, 2009. Sears Holdings Corp posted a narrower-than-expected quarterly loss November 19, 2009, helped by the first increase in same-store sales at its Kmart unit in four years. REUTERS/Rick Wilking (UNITED STATES BUSINESS) Up Next See Gallery Discover More Like This HIDE CAPTION SHOW CAPTION of SEE ALL BACK TO SLIDE This is, though, for better or for worse. This was a a quick for Macy's to get into discounting game, and a way to capitalize on the off-price business, use excess store space, and course correct inventory problems. In theory, that made it a good move. "It was genius at the time because, clearly Macy's [was] s coming out of a really bad ... holiday season,"

participating at training camp because of an irregularity found in a pre-season cardiac screening. Jawai, 21, is the first indigenous player from Australia drafted by an NBA team, selected in the second round (41st overall) by Toronto in June. If and when Jawai is cleared to play, Sampson will likely be released. The Raptors opened training camp Tuesday at Carleton University in Ottawa. Courtesy of http://www.cbc.ca 2 Canadians Primed To Join NEW MEXICO State - by John Garycourtesy basketball canada Two top notch canadian players will be joining the New Mexico State University Basketball team this fall. Tyrone Watson and Hernst LaRoche a 6-1 guard and a 6-5 forward respectively. Watson and Laroche put up respectable numbers last season. WATSON starred at VARIANA HIGH School where he was the teams leading scorer duringhis tenure there. The two stars will deepen a talented roster that might make some noise out west this season. Willie Solomon back to make impact in NBA - by Eurobasket NewsThe stereotype of the American basketball player dying to play in the National Basketball Association took a hit this summer when Josh Childress left the Atlanta Hawks to go play in Greece. By that time, Willie Solomon (187-G-78, college: Clemson) had already spent years thinking that same way: Money and playing time were more important than competing in the league he grew up watching. 'I wasn't even looking to the NBA. I had a contract on the table. I was looking to go back to Europe,' Solomon said of his off-season mind set as his new team, the Toronto Raptors,

The Silverblack Biography Brought to life by the devious minds of the multi-instrumentalist and producer Alessio NeroArgento (already active with his main band NeroArgento besides being involved in many collaborations worldwide as a producer, arranger and musician) and vocalist Claudio Ravinale (known for being the voice of anger of the death metal institution Disarmonia Mundi the horror metal act 5 Star Grave) "The Silverblack" is an industrial metal creature that quickly developed its own malicious sound, spitting out extremely catchy industrial metal tracks, mainly keyboard-driven and supported by a wide range of vocals (from goth deep voices to extremely irate death metal shouts) featuring both sharp and aggressive passages and more atmospheric and eerie moments. After releasing the self-titled debut album in 2014 via AExeron Media/FiXT divided into five monthly episodesof two songs each, the band quickly recorded 11 brand new tracks (produced as usual by NeroArgento at AExeron Studios) for the second album entitled "The Grand Turmoil" released via Sliptrick Records in autumn 2015. "The Grand Turmoil" hah been praised by both critics and fans worldwide for refining further the band's formula melting together industrial beats, rot'n'roll assaults, gothic parts and metal onslaughts, sharpening and enhancing to a higher degree the already unique band's venomous sound. After releasing a more experimental electro-driven ep entitled "The Industrial Chapters" under the monicker "The Silverblack Dj-Set" and the stand-alone single "Alone" (both via Reload Music, powered by Sony Music Italy) the band finally completed the production of their third official full-lenght album "Rain On A Wedding Day". The album, scheduled for a

DUI Attorneys in Pinellas County, FL Obtain the Best Outcome in Your DUI Case In the state of Florida, law enforcement has made it a priority to enforce drunk driving laws. Those who are convicted of operating a motor vehicle while impaired could face jail time, a fine and a license suspension or revocation. In addition, a driver may also face higher insurance premiums after a DUI conviction. However, Dennis Lopez can use his 30 years of experience to cast doubt on any evidence used against you in court in an effort to obtain a favorable outcome in your case. Extensive Knowledge Helps Clients Obtain Favorable Outcomes An extensive knowledge of Florida DUI law may help clients obtain favorable outcomes in their cases. The attorneys at the Dennis A. Lopez Law FirmChrist Born in Thee, in Me “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; on those who live in a land of deep shadow a light has shone…For there is a child born for us, a son given to us, and dominion is laid on his shoulders; and this is the name they give him: Wonder-Counselor, Mighty-God, Eternal-Father, Prince-of-Peace.” (Isaiah 9: 1, 5) Jesus’ followers first celebrated Christmas around the year 150 AD. They chose a day in late December not because it was the actual date of his birth (which is unknown), but because the time of year coincided with the pagan festival of the winter solstice – the beginning of longer days – as a way of proclaiming their belief that with Jesus came the

NEWS HEADLINES By Brandon Evans | Published Wednesday, June 12, 2013Tags: Wise County Share this page... Two armed teenagers entered Columbine High School a little before lunch on April 20, 1999. It took three minutes after the shooting began before a 911 call went out. It was minutes later before any help arrived and more than 30 minutes before a SWAT team finally made entry. By then a dozen students had been murdered. On the morning of Dec. 12, 2012, Adam Lanza used an assault rifle to blast his way into Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut. It took almost 15 minutes before he was finally spotted by police officers, which prompted him to shoot himself. By then he’d killed 20 children and six adults. In both these tragedies, if teachers or administrators at theThree weeks after an interview with architect Norman F. Carver Jr. in his Kalamazoo studio, an owner wrote telling me about his Carver-designed home in Parkview Hills, and we scheduled a visit. One of the striking features of the home referred to here as the Katydid House is the harmony in the integration of the house and its site . The structure presents a low horizontal profile using Carver's trademark 4 x 8 modular form adapted from his extensive study of Japanese architecture. The owner, George Wilson, — a business consultant and former national and world champion diver, had the exterior panels painted green soon after he bought the home in 2013 — a color that is closer to the original. He painted the vertical boards a contrasting rich

racket would get a cash reward of Rs 20,000 each. The racket was busted at the Gangotri Charitable Hospital in Lal Tappad area of the district on September 11. A middleman hailing from Mumbai named Javed has been arrested in connection with the case. He alleged that kidneys were illegally removed from donors and transplanted to affluent people from Gulf countries like Oman in return for hefty sums of money. The investigation into the case has been handed over to SP (rural) Sarita Dobhal. (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)in the Campaign of 1812–1813, he commanded a cavalry division, becoming noted in the battles of Borodino (being the first French commander to enter Moscow, but was later forced to retreat with heavy losses), Bautzen, Lützen, Leipzig (where he was wounded), and Hanau. After attempting to hold Cologne, he took part in the defense of French territory, holding a command position in Champagne and organizing troops in Châlons-en-Champagne. In March, he assisted in the retaking of Reims, where he faced the Imperial Russian Army troops under the command of Emmanuel de Saint-Priest. Hundred Days and Second Restoration Changing sides to support Talleyrand on 10 April 1814, Sébastiani was appointed to the Bourbon Restoration Government and was, on 2 June, awarded the Order of Saint Louis by King Louis XVIII. Nevertheless,

Ronda Rousey and WWE RAW Occupy Toyota Center Facebook Twitter More shares reddit email Ronda Rousey and WWE RAW Occupy Toyota Center Wrestling fans filled the Toyota Center Monday nightto take in the superstars of the WWE for the RAW. The show featured several matches highlighting the Women's Division and disputes between former SHIELD members Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins. The broadcast began with a 10-Bell Salute and moment of silence in honor of former President George H.W. Bush. The company also announced that the building will host WWE Elimination Chamber in February. (Photos by Jack Gorman) Up Next: Abominable Snow Monster Takes the Cake at Gingerbread Build-Off in Houstonthe issue of quality of life \[[@B19]-[@B22]\]. Thus, this study aimed to assess the impact of aesthetic restorative treatment (direct resin veneers or microabrasion) on the anterior teeth in patients with endemic fluorosis living in the northern region of the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Methods ======= Design (Study Area and Sample) ------------------------------ This was a quasi-experimental intervention study. The study was conducted in the rural area of the municipality of São Francisco, a semiarid region of the state that is supplied with water collected in deep tube wells. Of the 53,828 inhabitants, 36.5% live in rural areas, and 19.7% of the households consume water from tube wells. It is a poor area with few jobs and scarce access to goods and services. It has an average per capita household monthly income of US\$133.00

Bill Clinton Defends Clinton Foundation Finances Bill Clinton says the Clinton Foundation is doing just fine, despite media reports to the contrary. In an open letter posted on the foundation website, the former president among other things extolled the charitable accomplishments of the organization around the world and claimed that news reports that it was in the red by $40 million in 2007 and 2008 and $8 million in 2012 were incorrect. The William J. Clinton Foundation, which has recently been renamed the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, also reportedly spent $50 million on travel expenses in the past decade. The charity is in the process of reorganizing to help it run more efficiently. The foundation brought in $214 million last year alone. A New York Times report outlined management andRESOURCE CENTRE OF DEMOCRACY, GOOD GOVERNANCE,TRANSPARENCY,ACCOUNTABILITY,AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOR EMERGING DEMOCRACIES IN THE HORN OF AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST. THE BLOG IS TRI-LINGUAL: ENGLISH, SOMALI AND ARABIC. There is no democracy without effective opposition. And there is no effective opposition without free and independent media. CONTACT: [email protected] 22 August, 2012 Somali: MPs sworn in to historic parliament-bbc Somali: MPs sworn in to historic parliament-bbc New members of parliament placed their hands on copies of the Koran as they were sworn in It is a critical moment for the country which, since the overthrow of President Siad Barre in 1991, has seen warlords, Islamist militants and its neighbours all taking a hand in its affairs. With the help of African Union troops, the interim government has been able to gain control the capital, but al-Shabab -

Panetta Takes over at Pentagon, Cites Priorities WASHINGTON (AP) — On his first day as Pentagon chief, Leon Panetta said his top priorities are preserving U.S. military power despite budget cuts, defeating al-Qaida, stabilizing Afghanistan and forging a "real and lasting partnership" with Iraq. Panetta huddled Friday with the Joint Chiefs of Staff shortly after taking the oath as the nation's 23rd secretary of defense, signaling that he intends to follow the example of his predecessor, Robert Gates, in building ties with the military brass. He said he would, like Gates, put a premium on advocating for the needs of troops and their families. "Rest assured that ... I will fight for you," he said in a Fourth of July video message to U.S. troops worldwide. He sounded the same theme athis swearing-in, which was closed to reporters. According to a Pentagon spokesman, Marine Col. David Lapan, Panetta said during the brief oath-taking ceremony in his new office, "There is no higher responsibility for a secretary of defense than to protect those who are protecting America." The former eight-term congressman and one-time White House budget chief is likely to begin visiting troops in the field this summer. Gates flew to Iraq the day after he was sworn in, to show his support for the troops. Panetta came to the Pentagon after 2½ years as CIA chief, a tenure highlighted by the May 2 raid that killed Osama bin Laden. At age 73, Panetta is the oldest incoming defense secretary in history and the first Democrat to run the far-flung Defense Department

Chelsea Manager News: Blues Consider Ex-Real Madrid Manager Chelsea have been linked with an approach for Malaga manager Manuel Pellegrini in the summer. The Chilean, who has also had spells with Villarreal and perhaps most famously Real Madrid, is contracted with the La Liga club till 2015. The Independent quotes Jesus Martinez, Pellegrini's agent, in conversation with Chilean newspaper El Mercurio: "Manuel has a contract with Malaga. I think that in April and May we will be clear about what will happen with his future. We had a formal offer from Roma, but we rejected it. It was less than 15 days ago, but we discarded it outright because we are in the middle of the season." Martinez confirmed Premier League clubs were interested in his client, citing the Blues asone example: "Chelsea and other clubs have asked, but only through intermediaries, nothing official. Manuel would love to coach in the English Premier League, as he would in Germany, Italy and other important leagues." The Stamford Bridge post is presently held by Spanish manager Rafael Benitez. The ex-Liverpool boss was appointed on an interim basis in November, after club owner Roman Abramovich sacked Italian Roberto Di Matteo. The ex-Chelsea midfielder, who incidentally was also an interim appointee at first, led the club to a maiden Champions League trophy last season but a group stage defeat to Juventus (which ultimately led to the Blues' elimination) led to his sacking. The 59-year-old Pellegrini is widely viewed as an astute and somewhat underrated manager, given his record of success. The ex-defender won the

Martin Lewis to Sue Facebook over ‘Fake’ Ads Martin Lewis, a British journalist and money-saving expert, has said he’ll sue Facebook for defamation for publishing fake ads with his name. According to MoneySavingExpert founder, the social media platform published more than fifty adverts featuring his name and face that caused reputational damage to him. Lewis will file court papers at the High Court for a defamation case against the California-based company on Monday, according to BBC. He said any damages he wins from Facebook would be donated to anti-fraud charities. Lewis said several of the adverts with titles such as Bitcoin Code or Cloud Trader were operating as fronts for binary trading firms outside European Union (EU). He said unlike advertising companies like Outbrain and Revcontent, Facebook has failed to remove such adverts despiteTexas chapter of the Brown Berets de Cemanahuac, a Latino advocacy group, show the same boy outside the cage as activists hold signs urging the White House to "stop separating families." Leroy Pena, head of the Brown Berets' Dallas-Fort Worth chapter, took two pictures of the caged crying boy and posted them on Facebook with the caption: "This was part of our protest yesterday, but this is actually going on right now, at this very moment, in child detention centers throughout the country." The post was later deleted, but a version is still on the Wayback Machine. The reality of the situation was, as Pena told CNN, that the toddler was following his older sibling, who took part in the Dallas cage protest along with other teens... "He got confused on

Susan Fitch Susan joined the Lincoln team in 2006 and is currently responsible for property management and operations at 120 South LaSalle Street, a 650,000 RSF office building in the CBD. Her previous assignment had her managing several suburban properties. Susan has contributed to her properties’ successes through service contract negotiation, tenant retention and directing renovation and construction projects. In addition, she has achieved EnergyStar and LEED EBOM Gold certification for a vintage Class A property in the CBD. Prior to joining Lincoln Susan was General Manager with CarrAmerica Realty Corporation, a national REIT. Susan is licensed by the State of Illinois as a managing broker. She is a member of BOMA/Chicago and the Chicago Real Estate Network and has served as a Commissioner on the Historic Sites Commissionoverall. It may not have helped that the show was dropped after only a couple of weeks from its 9:30 p.m. time slot to a 8 p.m. one. It also may not have helped that The Office and 30 Rock were in a bit of creative slump as well. The next years continued the trend of waning popularity, averaging 4.44 and 4.03 million viewers in season two and three, respectively. Community‘s overall ranking for those two seasons was 138th and 144th, certainly ranking below plenty of less critically acclaimed shows. Of course there was the November 2011 announcement of a the mid-season hiatus that really showed that NBC was taking of the kid gloves and putting on the big boy gauntlets. Cue the lash back. Twitter blew up with trends, including

Tiffany & Allan's Ship Captain's Studio — Small Cool Contest Like this entry? Favorite it below! Name: Tiffany and Alan Location: Brooklyn, NY Square Feet: 350 Division: Teeny-Tiny What I Love About My Small Home: Our home was once the parlor of an old ship captain's home that was built in the 1800s, so it has a lot of rich history and architectural details that we fell in love with the second we set foot in the space. The big windows that bring in a ton of natural light, the high ceilings with crown molding, and the working fireplace that's been a tad more essential than the novelty we originally thought are just a few of the old world features and quirks that we love so much. READ MORE »You Need Eight Glasses a Day?, traces the history of this idea. Quick summary: [T]he [Slate] Explainer has uncovered evidence of the 8x8 myth going all the way back to 1796, in a German text by Dr. Christoph Wilhelm Hufeland called Makrobiotik. The book includes an anecdote about the surgeon general to the king of Prussia, a vibrant 80-year-old man who had "contracted the habit of drinking daily from seven to eight glasses" of cold water and thus "enjoyed much better health than in his youth." The article goes on to relate the history of the hydrotherapy craze. It also mentions the most commonly cited source, the 1945 recommendations of the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Research Council (a U.S. organization), which wrote: A suitable allowance of water

Anthony Johnson, Buffalo: I'm a big fan of Johnson's after watching his film. The 6-2, 211-pound wideout has breakaway speed, playmaking ability and showed up each and every game. Coming out of Buffalo, his value might not be as high as some of the other guys on this list. But talent is talent, no matter the competition. Johnson, who finished second in the FBS in 2017 with an average of 113.0 receiving yards per game, has the potential to be the next Cooper Kupp coming out of the draft. At the combine, he'll need to fill in the blanks for evaluators who didn't watch him extremely closely during the college season. He's too much of a talent to fall below the third round, in my opinion, and heEverest basecamp Trekking Everest Region is one of the top ten naturally beautiful sites in this planet to be visited in the life time because of its topographical variation and unique culture and tradition which is quoted by BBC and other Medias of the world. Mt. Everest is famous not only for its proximity to the world's highest mountain (8848 m) and to safeguard the unique natural landscape of the surrounding Himalayan peaks but also for its Sherpa villages and Buddhist monasteries. Sagarmatha National park, with an area of 1,148 sq.km, is located in this region. This region is homeland of the rich flora and fauna due to the topographical variation and protected by Sagarmatha National Park also listed world heritage site by UNESCO. This region contains 3% forest, 28% grazing

supporter of (the) Second Amendment, Gov. Scott is glad that a vast majority of this law was never challenged and upheld in court,” Scott spokeswoman Lauren Schenone said in an email last week. The court found the record-keeping, inquiry and anti-harassment provisions of the law are unconstitutional, but upheld the portion of the law that bars doctors from discriminating against patients who have guns. The law — the first of its kind in the country — also prohibits insurers from discriminating against gun owners, an element of the statute that was not challenged. Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida, called the state’s decision not to appeal a major victory for free speech and the medical community. The ACLU organized a coalition of medical groups, includingFILE PHOTO: A decorated tank of a Harley Davidson motorbike is pictured at the funeral of a Hell Angels chapter president in Giessen, Germany, October 12, 2016. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach/File Photo LISBON (Reuters) - Portuguese police arrested 17 members of the Hells Angels motorcycle club on Tuesday on suspicion of organized crime activity, authorities said. Around 150 officers, including anti-terrorism personnel, took part in raids on homes and commercial establishments across Portugal, the Judiciary Police (PJ) said in a statement. TV channel SIC reported homes were searched in the capital Lisbon, the country’s north and the Algarve in the south where thousands of bikers gather every year for an international motorcycle event. Police confirmed 17 men belonging to the Hells Angels and aged between 29 and 52 were detained and expected to appear

other amenities. Began clean-up of the long-vacant Uniroyal side near the MacArthur Bridge to Belle Isle, in preparation for a multimillion-dollar mixed-use project. Brokered a deal between the DDA and the Ilitch family, owners of the Detroit Red Wings, to facilitate The District Detroit, Detroit's largest residential development in over twenty years. The three year development created five new neighborhoods, transforming a largely vacant and blighted area. Replacing it are a $450 million, 650,000 square foot hockey arena and events center and $200 million in apartments, restaurants, office buildings, parks and shops over 45 blocks Planned projects in the development district include the Wayne State University Mike Ilitch School of Business, a 120,000-square-foot building that will house business school students. Developed six barren acres into 500 "mini- farms." Harold John Avery Russell[1][2] (January 14, 1914 – January 29, 2002) was a Canadian-AmericanWorld War II veteran who became one of only two non-professional actors to win an Academy Award for acting (the other being Haing S. Ngor). Russell also has the distinction of being the only performer to sell his award Oscar at auction. While an Army instructor, and training with the U.S. 13th Airborne Division at Camp Mackall, North Carolina, on June 6, 1944, a defective fuse detonated an explosive he was handling while making a training film.[5] As a result, he lost both hands and was given two hooks to serve as hands. After his recovery, and while attending Boston University as a full-time student, Russell was featured in an Army film called Diary of a

market, the first flying machine of its kind ever to be commercially sold. Behold the "Martin Jetpack." "I wanted to fly to school as a five-year-old," said the 54-year-old inventor, who previously worked in marketing in the pharmaceutical industry. "I saw 'Lost in Space,' 'Thunderbirds,' and the Apollo program when I was young. When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon, I knew that anything was possible. Somehow we lost that spirit." Everyone that is, except Martin. Fabulous flying machines With a wingspan of just over 2 meters, his futuristic flying machine can travel 74 kilometers per hour and soar 900 meters into the sky. Powered by a V4 200-horsepower engine, it zooms through the air on two giant ducted fans, with enough fuel to last 30 minutes. Should the pilot let go of the controls, theKinetics of amyloid formation and membrane interaction with amyloidogenic proteins. Interest in amyloidogenesis has exploded in recent years, as scientists recognize the role of amyloid protein aggregates in degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Assembly of proteins or peptides into mature amyloid fibrils is a multistep process initiated by conformational changes, during which intermediate aggregation states such as oligomers, protofibrils, and filaments are sampled. Although once it was assumed that the mature fibril was the biologically toxic species, more recently it has been widely speculated that soluble intermediates are the most damaging. Because of its relevance to mechanism of disease, the paths traversed during fibrillogenesis, and the kinetics of the process, are of considerable interest. In this review we discuss various kinetic models used to describe amyloidogenesis.

groups have sought congressional affirmation of the murder of just under two million Armenian Christians by the Islamic Ottoman Empire as genocide for decades. armenian_deathpits armenian-genocide-02.jpg The Islamic supremacists haven't infiltrated as deeply as they thought. "Turkey a key Muslim ally of the United States angrily withdrew its U.S. ambassador Thursday after a congressional committee approved a resolution branding the World War I-era killing of Armenians a genocide." Turkey threatens …What? Another genocide? I guess as long as Turkey was pretending to be secular we pretended it wasn't genocide. But now that Turkey has returned to the dark side we don't have to lie for jihadis anymore. The inspired by the Armenian genocide. It was a genocide and the covering up of Islamic genocides must end. The committee'sGovernment from 1915-1923 for not paying jizyah (9:29) anylonger And the Armenians were accused from the dictator of Turkey Talat Pasa to had a conspiracy (plot) with the Russians who are waging war against Turkey in World War. To the coward sadist but "Oft-Forgiving Most Merciful" Allah: Allah declares war on anybody who reject his Quran (e.g. pay jizya 9:29 or demand for usury i.e. riba) & Shari'ah — Q. 7:103 8:12 "(unbelievers) …Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them" 59:7 Allah refers Muslims to take Mohammed's EXAMPLE which only comes through HIS HADITHS Turks Discover Armenian Genocide Armenian & Greek Genocide The world turned its head while large-scale "religious cleansing" took place 1:30 Sen. Obama (before his President election): "For those who

“I thought knowledge of what had been done in the past was crucial to producing meaningful projects, and I still believe it.” Originally from Finistère, a region in Brittany, France, known as the “end of the earth,” Fournier earned a bachelor’s in furniture and space design from L’Institut Supérieur des Arts Appliqués in Rennes, France, then a master’s in architecture from Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture in Paris. After several years working in locations as far-flung as China, Japan, Chilean Patagonia, Peru and Argentina, Fournier landed in Barcelona in 2015 and opened his own product and interior design studio, Atelier Raphael Fournier. Industrial designer Martin Endrizzi grew up and lives in Mendoza, Argentina. With plenty of space to explore and little access to store-bought toys, he made his own entertainment. “I builtdesigning exhibits for furniture fairs. Collaborating from separate continents, they communicate via drawings, written solutions and daily videoconferences. They’ve found that rather than being a limitation, geographical distance pushes them to be selective, stay focused and accept a slower pace. The partnership now extends to Colbo, where Fournier contributes to European distribution, art direction and brand strategy and marketing. Looking ahead, Fournier and Endrizzi intend to create a body of work relevant to both the furniture they admire from the past and the way people live today. Jean-Michel Frank FRANCE (1895–1941) Jean-Michel Frank was perhaps the most influential designer and decorator of the Parisian haute monde of the 1930s and ’40s. Various contemporary French designers such as Andree Putman and Bonetti and Garouste have cited Frank as a spiritual teacher and inspiration. Born into

through to BARC, which then dispatched an animal control officer to the home. An HPD officer joined him. The officers could hear the striped animal — and smell the unmistakable aroma associated with cat urine that followed it to the shelter. It was enough to obtain a search warrant. The feline they found inside was trapped inside a 4 by 8-foot cage, resting on a bed of hay. He had eaten recently but was dehydrated. Police described the enclosure as "rinky-dink" and said it was unlocked. The garage was reportedly secured with a screwdriver and a nylon strap. She said the tiger woke up Tuesday morning in "good spirits" after spending the night at BARC's animal shelter in a tranquilizer-induced cat nap. "It was snoring adorably," she said, adding that hewas well-behaved, too. The tiger posed regally for photographs and picked up its food bowl with his mouth in an apparent attempt to request a meaty nosh. "It was really Instagram-friendly," Cottingham said. As the sun went down Monday, neighbors were shocked to hear they were sharing the block with a tiger, whose counterparts in the wild are an endangered species. "Maybe they had it like a pet," said Pablo Briagas, whose guard dogs were roaming his driveway. "You know people these days." He was worried the tiger they never knew about could have escaped and hurt someone. His son, Isaac, was certain their dogs would have protected them if the tiger had broken free of its cage. Howone of the planet's largest cat species ended up at the east Houston home is a

Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. YONSA, North Korea — It has suffered the worst natural disaster in its history but North Korea blowing its trumpet of revolutionary socialism and trying to turn catastrophe into triumph. Everywhere you look across dozens of miles of the country's remote northeast, red flags flutter in the stiff breeze and work gangs toil to fix broken river banks, digging away mud that was piled deep by raging waters in recent floods. In the small town of Yonsa, more than 4,000 soldiers are hauling rocks, making bricks and rebuilding bridges. After a four-hour drive on dirt roads into the most inaccessible corner of this secretive country, NBC News witnessed scenes of frantic activity. A map showing the locationof Yonsa, North Korea. Google Maps Soldiers and citizens have been given three weeks by their leader Kim Jong Un to rebuild the town and house the 27,000 people who lost their dwellings, before the winter sets in at the end of the month. The Morning Rundown Get a head start on the morning's top stories. This site is protected by recaptcha It's no easy task. Where 700 homes once stood, only five remain. To the rousing accompaniment of a military band, they are racing against time to build three-story apartment blocks to house the families. Helping them are two children — a 13-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy — whose parents died in floods. They said their "Dear Leader" would be their father now and, while they had lost their parents, they

resistance to Latin American dictatorships. A World War II anti-fascism propaganda film found a new audience after the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va. on Saturday, Aug. 12. (The Washington Post) Modern antifa politics can be traced to resistance to waves of xenophobia and the emergence of white power skinhead culture in Britain in the 1970s and ’80s. It also has its roots in self-defense groups organized by revolutionaries and migrants in Germany, as the fall of the Berlin Wall unleashed a violent neo-Nazi backlash. In the United States and Canada, activists of the Anti-Racist Action Network (ARA) doggedly pursued Klansmen, neo-Nazis and other assorted white supremacists from the late 1980s into the 2000s. Their motto was simple but bold: “We go where they go.” If Nazi skinheads handed outJohn Coletti/Getty Images(COLD SPRING, Minn.) -- As school districts across the country grapple with ideas to better protect students after a gunman killed 26 people at a Connecticut elementary school in December, a school system in Minnesota is stocking classrooms with bulletproof whiteboards to guard against possible future shootings. The Rocori School District in Cold Spring, Minn., recently obtained nearly 200 of the 18-by-20-inch boards to be a last line of defense in the event of a classroom shooting like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. The district is the first in Minnesota to adopt the bulletproof whiteboards, but they're already in use in certain schools in California, Maryland and Pennsylvania. According to the board's manufacturer, it is designed to cover a head and torso, and is

record on appeal, a probation violation report, apparently alleging nonpayment of restitution, was issued on October 16, 1986. Alberts' 1-year probationary period expired on October 22, 1986. On November 5, 1986, the State filed a notice of probation revocation, alleging that Alberts had "[f]ail[ed] to complete payment of his court-ordered financial obligations". On November 20, 1986, the trial court heard the matter. After considering the testimony of Alberts and his community corrections officer, the trial court revoked the deferred sentence and imposed a suspended sentence on the condition that Alberts continue to pay the ordered restitution. From the onset of the hearing, defense counsel objected to the trial court's exercise of jurisdiction. Admitting that the violation report was filed before the expiration of the period, defense counsel argued thatJewish World Review Nov. 15, 2009 / 28 Mar-Cheshvan 5770 A jihadist hiding in plain sight By Mark Steyn http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Shortly after 9/11, there was a lot of talk about how no one would ever hijack an American airliner ever again — not because of new security arrangements but because an alert citizenry was on the case: We were hip to their jive. The point appeared to be proved three months later on a U.S.-bound Air France flight. The "Shoebomber" attempted to light his footwear, and the flight attendants and passengers pounced. As the more boorish commentators could not resist pointing out, even the French guys walloped him. But the years go by, and the mood shifts. You didn't have to be "alert" to spot Maj. Nidal Hasan.

Pages Teddy Bears' Tea Party 12:14 Today we had a tea party in Ethan's play tent with some of his toys and teddies. The honoured guests were Elmo and Scout, Ethan's favourites. Ethan helped me to gather up all of the teddies and then to set up the tea pot, cups and play food. He stirred the tea and poured it into the cups and then fed it to his guests. He was very sweet and gentle when he fed the teddies, it was lovely to watch. An excellent activity for his Personal, Social and Emotional Development as he learns to be kind and gentle to others and to share.Also, as a side note, there has been a bit in the news about gender stereotyping toys. It can be quite frustrating asA friendly basketball game between China and Brazil on Tuesday ended after a huge fight reportedly broke out between both teams. The brawl began after China's team coach argued with a referee over a foul that was called. Both teams started to play very physically, eventually leading to the brawl. Both benches cleared and players started throwing kicks and punches at each other. After they were separated and play was stopped, China's players attacked the Brazilians while they were walking to the locker room. The Brazilians reportedly refused to play the rest of the game. Scroll down to watch the fight.

Jewish perspectives in British Palestine; but it was novel for me to discover that the Soviet Union was engaged in border skirmishes with Afghanistan. Much of his time is spent in Syria, Iraq and Iran (Persia); in a bizarre attempt to protect his diary from any prying eyes, the Shah is referred to throughout as "Marjoribanks". The overall impression is part Lawrence of Arabia, part Jonathan Meades, and part Agatha Christie - especially in his visit to an archaeological site jealously presided over by a German academic who forbids photography. Some locals are welcoming, others less so; more than once they are suspected of spying, and frequently the picture is one of a lawless country. Forever the victims of inadequate transport conditions and endless visa negotiations with local governorsU2. Upon release, MTV Unplugged received universal acclaim from music critics, many of whom complimented the band's musicianship and the album's production. Commercially, it debuted at number 76 on the Billboard 200 and experienced moderate success in some international markets. Recording Thirty Seconds to Mars recorded their performance on May 13, 2011 at Sony Music Studios in New York City. The show featured a number of musicians from the Vitamin String Quartet and back-up vocalists from The Late Show's Gospel Choir. It marked the first live performance by the former. The show was produced by Jay Peterson and Leah Culton-Gonzales through the production company Original Media, with additional contributions by Jeff Baumgardner and Lee Rolontz. Thirty Seconds to Mars dedicated several days to rehearsals, in which they reworked and experimented

Neurology at Harvard Medical School. He trained in Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology at the Montreal Neurological Institute, and then moved to Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine where he was Assistant Professor of Neurology. Dr. Cole then came to Massachusetts General Hospital in 1992 where he started and developed the MGH Epilepsy Service and founded the MGH Pediatric Epilepsy Service. In addition to research and clinical work, Dr. Cole lectures frequently throughout the United States and internationally, and has been a visiting professor at numerous institutions in the U.S.A. and abroad. AVXL shareholders would welcome positive news. Each year they have experienced per share losses. In 2012 the per share loss was (-$1.18) but the loss did shrink to (-$0.42) by 2016. Still, for a biotech with no revenues,Kevin Gausman lasted five innings in his first Major League start. (Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images) The Orioles’ Kevin Gausman made his major-league debut Thursday night, showing the flashes of dominance that will make him a future ace but also the inconsistencies that remind us it has been less than a year since he was drafted, with just two wins in his professional career. The tall righthander, a baby-faced 22-year-old whom Baltimore chose with the No. 4 selection in the 2012 draft, flirted with 100 miles per hour but also made a few mistakes in a five-inning, four-run performance that included five strikeouts, seven hits and two walks. He threw 89 pitches, averaged 97 miles per hour on his fastball, and at times showed sharp secondary pitches, especially his plus changeup. The fifth

league’s end-of-the-month deadline, but the spokesperson could not comment on just how that would be accomplished. The most probable route is to have two or more of the longest serving internationals gain green card status and count as domestics on the 2018 roster. The mechanisms for achieving such a status are varied, but other players around MLS have earned green cards in as little as one year of tenure in the league. Of the current 10 International Players listed on the official Earthquakes roster, the logical candidates are Anibal Godoy, Harold Cummings, Jahmir Hyka, and Florian Jungwirth. Both Godoy and Jungwirth have at some point this preseason returned to their native countries, Panama and Germany respectively, for visa-related issues. In addition, Hyka missed the first two days of camp 224 U.S. 85 (1912) BEUTLER v. GRAND TRUNK JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. No. 194. Supreme Court of United States. Submitted March 6, 1912. Decided March 18, 1912. CERTIFICATE FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT. Mr. James J. Barbour, with whom Mr. Raymond W. Beach and Mr. Elmer E. Beach were on the brief for Beutler. Mr. George W. Kretzinger for Railway Company. *88 MR. JUSTICE HOLMES delivered the opinion of the court. The deceased, Fetta, was at work in the repair yard of a railroad; other servants of the road, an engine and switching crew, ran a car needing repair from the general tracks into the special yard, and by their negligence killed him. There was no further relation between the parties than these facts disclose, and the question is certified whether they were fellow-servants within the

New York: Troubled by injury and a private matter that affected him at Wimbledon, world No.1 Novak Djokovic concedes that time is against him as he prepares to end his grand slam season on a high at the US Open. After he was beaten in the third round at Wimbledon by American Sam Querrey, Djokovic said he was "not really" 100 per cent. On Friday, he described it as a personal issue. Reigning US Open men's champion Novak Djokovic has had turbulent times recently. Credit:AP "It was nothing physical, it was not an injury," the 29-year-old Serb said. "It was some other things that I was going through privately. But it was nothing linked to the wrist injury I got in Rio. "We all have private issues and things that are moreby the City was abrupt and arbitrary insofar as it occurred over repeated employee protest and without reference to any standard, rule, or administrative procedure. Simultaneous with this withdrawal of recognition was the City's continuation to accord AFSCME the right of employee grievance representation which it had denied to LIU. 5 On January 20, 1975, the City adopted an ordinance to establish dues checkoff procedures where employees may submit executed enrollment cards for "any organization recognized by the City Council and approved by the Mayor by ordinance . . ."2 In addition to such recognition, an organization "must have been designated as the organization of which the employee is a member, on the above dues authorization card of such employee, by more than one-half of the total number of

KENYA Some 95 Somalis, all men, and two Kenyans have landed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi after being deported from the United States, Nairobi News reports. The men, believed to have been in the US without a permit, were accompanied by American security officers. The officers followed the Somali citizens on a plane back to Mogadishu. The Kenyan newspaper The Star writes that staff at the JKI Airport heard the American security officers say that the deportations were a result of President Donald Trump’s policy of deporting illegal immigrants. The Star writes that an estimated 30 000 illegal Kenyan immigrants risk deportation from the United States. The illegals enjoyed residence in the US without the necessary paperwork during Barack Obama’s presidency.next Image 1 of 2 prev Image 2 of 2 Original artifacts from Tutankhamun's tomb are on display in Paris in an exhibit celebrating the centenary of the discovery of the most famous pharaoh's treasures. Some items are returning to Paris more than 50 years after a similar exhibit attracted 1.24 million visitors, a record that still stands for the French capital. Organizers say more than a third of the artifacts are leaving Egypt for the first and last time before going to a new museum being built near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered in 1922 by British archaeologist Howard Carter, about 3,400 years after his death. The exhibit "Tutankhamun, treasures of the golden pharaoh" is on view at Paris' Grande Halle de la Villette from March 23 to Sept.

114 F.Supp. 750 (1953) UNITED STATES v. DOUBLE BEND MFG. CO. United States District Court S. D. New York. September 1, 1953. J. Edward Lumbard, U. S. Atty., for Southern District of New York, New York City, for plaintiff (Harold R. Tyler, Jr., Asst. U. S. Atty., New York City, of counsel). Morton A. Shapiro, New York City, for defendant (Aaron Kohn, New York City, of counsel). IRVING R. KAUFMAN, District Judge. Plaintiff United States moves to dismiss a counterclaim in the defendant's answer on the grounds, first, that the court lacks jurisdiction to entertain the counterclaim, and second, that the counterclaim does not comply with the provisions of Title 28 U.S.C.A. § 2406. The United States instituted this action to recover $4,069.80, the purchase price of goods alleged to have been sold to the defendant. The answerby Rick Church, Head Coach, CM Services, Inc. The Association Management Company Teamwork Tips I spent last week at the Annual Meeting and tradeshow of one of our association partners. The meeting and show were a success – despite the economy. Honestly I was a little worried going into the meeting. The leadership has been divisive recently and it was unclear going into the meetings whether they could overcome their challenges. However, at the meeting the association leadership really started coming together. They recognized the importance of working toward a common goal – the association’s mission. Here are some of the reasons I think they are moving in the right direction together now: 1. Leadership Training – we have offered one half day of leadership training twice a year for several years.

2013. Meanwhile, many applicants abandoned or withdrew their claims, and the Immigration and Refugee Board had decided relatively few cases. The net result was that the vast majority of Hungarian applications were unsuccessful during this period. Between 2011 and 2015, the Slovak Republic, Croatia and the Czech Republic rounded out the Unwelcome Index's top four. It's no coincidence that all are Eastern European countries with sizeable Roma populations. "There was a lot of discrimination and rights abuses affecting Roma in those countries" during this period, said Janet Dench, executive director of the Canadian Council for Refugees. After Canada lifted visa requirements on Czech nationals in 2007, for example, Canada experienced a surge in Czech refugee claimants; Canada responded by reimposing visa restrictions in 2009. "The same discrimination Roma fled inEurope, they experienced here in Canada," said Ms. Dench. Story continues below advertisement Unbarring the gates The plight of Hungarian Roma hasn't changed much: Although racist violence peaked around 2008-09, according to an Amnesty International report published in January, they continue to experience hate crimes. But Canada's disposition toward them has changed: Mr. Rehaag said the success rate of their refugee claims surged in recent years, to well over 50 per cent. "Canada has stopped its campaign against the Roma, and there's a more welcoming reception now," he said. The number of Hungarian claimants also recovered significantly – to 939 for the nine months ended Sept. 30 – but remains a fraction of the volume observed five years ago. CROSSINGS TO CANADA: MORE FROM THE GLOBE AND MAIL Trump’s immigration ban, Part II:

Poker Open, sponsored by 888.com - Pacific Poker with a prize pool of almost GBP 300 000. The grand prize of $134 000 was taken by Talinn, Estonia player Marek Kolk aka "The Maverick," who has previously been "in the money" at a number of major world tournaments including the last WSOP. It was a tough tournament - Kolk had to defeat a final table that included five other professional players of the calibre of Roland De Wolfe, Theo Dalton, Dave Clayton and Simon Zack, as well as online qualifier Alan Parkinson. Other notable players who competed include England rugby stars Matt Dawson and Austin Healy, Graeme Dott, Ray Parlour, and Eastenders star Billy Murray. Finally, and this is my favorite case, Estonian Olympian Kaido Kreen was recently sentenced to threeyears in prison for stealing mobile phone parts from Nokia. He's the gentleman to the left in the picture on your right. Luckily, no mobile phone parts fell out of his pocket during the game. Kaido Kreen was a member of the Estonian beach volleyball team who competed in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Beside the 41-year-old Kreen, the court in Vantaa in the Helsinki metropolitan area handed down jail sentences to two more Estonians for the same offense, STT news agency said. Kaido Tamme, 36, has to spend two years in prison, while the third man whose name was not disclosed got one year. According to the sentence, Kreen stole more than 600,000 euros' worth of mobile telephone components from the plant in Salo between 2004-2005. Tamme and the third

"responsible" for the drugs found in his bedroom, and, after conferring with Fried at the station, took "the blame for the two rocks" discovered in the living room. In cross-examining Detective Kempton at the preliminary hearing, defense counsel asked the name of the informant. The officer declined,[2] claiming privilege under Evidence Code sections 1040 and 1041. Further questions regarding the informant's identity were objected to by the prosecutor, and the objections were sustained. Defendants' attorneys argued that the informant was a material witness on the issue of guilt or innocence because "[w]e believe the informant was in [the residence] less than 24 hours before the arrest and there's a reasonable possibility or probability ... that the informant may have left the contraband on the living room table there, andof the informant to aid the court in its determination whether there is a reasonable possibility that nondisclosure might deprive the defendant of a fair trial. A reporter shall be present at the in camera hearing. Any transcription of the proceedings at the in camera hearing, as well as any physical evidence presented at the hearing, shall be ordered sealed by the court, and only a court may have access to its contents. The court shall not order disclosure, nor strike the testimony of the witness who invokes the privilege, nor dismiss the criminal proceeding, if the party offering the witness refuses to disclose the identity of the informant, unless, based upon the evidence presented at the hearing held in the presence of the defendant and his counsel

out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose. One of the most heartbreaking things I have experienced is to receive word that someone who seemed to be a dedicated follower of the Lord Jesus Christ has been living a double standard. THEY TALKED A GOOD TALK AND SEEMED TO WALK AN UPRIGHT AND DEDICATED LIFE, BUT IT WAS JUST A SHAM. Through the years I have had occasion to be in situations where I have been in close contact with men who are away from home and family. For some it is the first time they have been in this situation and they feel a sense of release to do theold or (like me) too young to participate in the war, still celebrated as if we had been on the front lines of the battle.** It was several years later that I was blessed to meet three Japanese students who were attending college in Nampa, Idaho. These beautiful Christian students had a glow and joy that transcended the horrors of war; they taught us that God is able to end the battles in this world and prepare us for the joy that awaits us in heaven. It is fascinating to observe the difference in people who have gone through times of trial. Some have developed a bitter and resentful spirit. To me it signifies that they are still fighting the battles that overwhelmed them in the first place. Then there are

“brothers” is the clue. Through the Middle Ages and the Counter-Reformation, into the modern period and against the Enlightenment, monks and priests would read Gregory’s words, and through them they would read the Gospels’ texts themselves. Chivalrous knights, nuns establishing houses for unwed mothers, courtly lovers, desperate sinners, frustrated celibates and an endless succession of preachers would treat Gregory’s reading as literally the gospel truth. Holy Writ, having recast what had actually taken place in the lifetime of Jesus, was itself recast. The men of the church who benefited from the recasting, forever spared the presence of females in their sanctuaries, would not know that this was what had happened. Having created a myth, they would not remember that it was mythical. Their Mary Magdalene—no fiction, no composite, noto breaking the law "by assisting about 70 elderly, infirm or busy people to complete a postal vote application form in the election and/or delivering their completed forms" and they were committed to the Royal Court for sentencing. In mitigation their advocate submitted that the law infringed the human rights of the disabled and infirm to take part in the electoral process and the debate on Article 39A in the States had been flawed. Southern was sentenced to a fine of £10,000 and Pitman to a fine of £2,000. The party launched a "Fund for Justice" for people to make contributions towards the fines and court costs. In the summer of 2010, Vibert returned as honorary president of the party, having plans to move the JDA "from the left

MINNEAPOLIS – Adam Thielen is used to having his hometown success story told, but on Wednesday evening he helped tell the story of another Minnesota athlete. Thielen took the stage alongside Hall of Fame safety Paul Krause as presenters at the inaugural Minnesota Sports Awards, presented by Meet Minneapolis and hosted at the Target Center. Together, the two introduced Maddie Muelken, who was honored with the 2017 Courage Award. Muelken, a captain of the Farmington High School softball team, was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma just before the start of the 2017 season. Unwilling to give in to the disease, however, Muelken not only faced her treatment head-on but continued to be committed to her team. She missed only a couple of games throughout the season, sometimes pitching an entire gameMr. Kerry appeared to secure another commitment that was not part of a preliminary agreement negotiated in Lausanne. Iranian officials agreed here on a multiyear ban on designing warheads and conducting tests, including with detonators and nuclear triggers, that would contribute to the design and manufacture of a nuclear weapon. Accusations that Tehran conducted that kind of research in the past led to a standoff with inspectors. Diplomats also came up with unusual procedure to “snap back” the sanctions against Iran if an eight-member panel determines that Tehran is violating the nuclear provisions. The members of the panel are Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia, the United States, the European Union and Iran itself. A majority vote is required, meaning that Russia, China and Iran could not collectively block action. With

as the ground for his petition that "[t]he Complainant did not identified [sic] me because she was hooked to the intravenous unit pump, and couldn't get out of the room because it was plugged into the wall." Although Ginyard does not present any argument or analysis in support of this assertion, the Court understands his petition to allege that because of the alleged inability of the victim to identify Ginyard, the evidence presented at the trial was insufficient to support a conviction against him. On August 21, 2002, the Court ordered Ginyard to file, by October 21, 2002, either a memorandum of law in support of his petition or a declaration indicating that he wished the Appellate Division brief that he submitted alongside his petition to serve as hiscommitted suicide within two months in 2017 after they were allegedly raped by a relative and his friends. After two-year trial the POCSO court acquitted all accused last week saying the prosecution failed to prove their involvement. The court also pulled up the investigating team saying it did not present enough scientific evidence in the case. The parents of the two girls had also met Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday and sought an independent probe by a central agency. They also pointed out that grave lapses in police probe and interference at local political levels were the main reasons for the acquittal of the accused. The mother reiterated that though she gave a statement saying both died under mysterious circumstances, the FIR mentioned that she also suspected suicide.

Alaska Railroad's new diesel forge plant and heavy maintenance shop in Anchorage, alaska railroad terminal yards. You will recognize the building as the 320 by 230-foot former Kaiser (Remington) Shell Plant, located outside of Denver during the war. A 60-foot bay is scheduled for occupancy by January 31, 1949. The remainder of the building will be finished by the middle of next summer. The new forge plant is Alaska's biggest building -- exclusive of airplane hangars. The four roomy bays will contain three traveling cranes and equipment to make the shop one of the Territory's most modern. The building was dismantled in denver, shipped to the west Coast, then placed aboard barges for whittier, Alaska. The contract for dismantling and re-assembling the building was won by Sparling Steel Company of Seattle. workmen under Charley Shalka, veteran Pacific Coast steelman, putbest course of action for the ESA program. Escobar will lead a staff of 11 other full-time employees, managing a program that dispersed roughly $58.7 million to approximately 5,000 students this past school year. The new ESA Director, who is fluent in Spanish and has a master’s degree in education, will bring a breadth of expertise to the position. Several expected changes to the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program at the Arizona Department of Education (ADE) are on hold pending the results of a referendum filed late today. The changes outlined in Senate Bill 1431 included an updated application for Arizona students who were not previously eligible for the program. The new legislation was passed by the State House and Senate and signed by the Governor, earlier this year. ADE and

left Thursday on a trip to Cuba, the United States and United Nations. Fernandez and Foreign Minister Carlos Morales Troncoso will first stop at the Nonaligned Movement summit in Havana. The president is scheduled to fly to Chicago on Sunday for meetings with politicians, academics and the Dominican community. He is expected to head to New York two days later to address the U.N. General Assembly. After stops in Philadelphia and Miami, Fernandez is to arrive back in the Caribbean country Sept. NEW YORK -- A spring-break trip to Cuba taken by students and a teacher from a New York City public high school has raised concerns about whether the group violated U.S. travel restrictions to the communist country. "We are investigating," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday. A cityDepartment of Education spokesman said this month's trip to Cuba was not officially sanctioned by the Beacon School, though the school Web site featured a call for applications and a list of selected students, plus details of previous trips to the island. BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- Northern Irish republican leader Gerry Adams confirmed Thursday that he will go ahead with a trip to Cuba, although it could potentially damage his Sinn Fein party's standing in the United States. "I have a longstanding commitment to go to Cuba, and I intend to go there," Adams said. He declined to give further details about the trip or say when it would take place, adding more information would be given out in due time. Canadian Foreign Minister Lloyd Axworthy, shrugging off sharp U.S.

also saw a means of providing a suitable but challenging screen role for the woman he was planning to marry, Marilyn Monroe. The project drew director John Huston plus actors Clark Gable, Montgomery Clift, Eli Wallach, and Kevin McCarthy, who arrived in Reno to what the San Francisco Chronicle reported as "gape jawed movie fans stacked twelve deep along the sidewalks in front of Harrah's Club in Reno." The project was shot in sequence on existing locations including Harrah's in Reno and the former Mia's in Dayton. The stunning finale used a dry lakebed off Highway 50 near Stagecoach, now known as Misfits Flat. The sequence shows director John Huston's trademark skill with rugged location work, contributing to the film's eventual ranking as a classic. Horses running wild onan expanse of flat desert emphasize all the characters' fear of being reigned in as the Old West loses ground, though instead of herding horses for ranch and rodeo use, the cowboys sell them to the meat industry. The wild mustang, a classic symbol of the free West, has become dog food. Catching horses, says Gay, is "like ropin' a dream now." Though the movie was a box-office disappointment, it has developed a mystique as the last completed film by Gable and Monroe. It has been listed in the National Film Registry, formed by Congress to preserve films deemed "culturally, historically, or esthetically important." The movie inspired a documentary, The Making of the Misfits, for PBS. Geographic Area: Article Locations Locations Related Articles None at this time. Further Reading None at this time. People Subjects About this article Share Support Nevada

Mississippi among worst states for dams rated in bad shape Jeff Amy | Associated Press Your browser does not support the iframe HTML tag. Try viewing this in a modern browser like Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Internet Explorer 9 or later. MERIDIAN, Miss. — Maybe it's in a subdivision in Olive Branch, on a hill above Interstate 20 in Meridian, or in rural Carroll County. But across Mississippi, there are dams waiting for one inch too much of rain, or one year too many of neglect. The state has one of the highest numbers of dams that pose dangers and are in poor or unsatisfactory condition, according to a two-year investigation by The Associated Press. Many are owned by nearly broke rural drainage districts or were built as amenities in subdivisions andgovernments. Many of the rest are privately owned. The threat is not only theoretical. Since the beginning of 2014, the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality has counted 42 dams that have failed. At least nine others have been drained, sometimes in face of imminent hazard. Some failures have been very public, like when the Trace State Park Lake dam gave way in Pontotoc County in July 2015, leading officials to drain the lake. Fishermen and water skiers have been waiting on repairs since, even as problems were found with the main drainage pipe and more of the earthen dam collapsed. In February 2016, a 130-foot-wide breach opened in a dam at Piney Woods School in Rankin County, sending a wall of water washing across U.S. 49 and sweeping at least two

Breakers Hayley Dowd F Boston College 9 Chicago Red Stars Lauren Kaskie M UCLA 10 Portland Thorns Caroline Flynn M/F Nebraska LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Two recent Gator graduates –and–were drafted in today's National Women's Soccer League's draft. The Portland Thorns chose Jordan in the second round and Dougherty Howard was selected in the third round by the Washington Spirit at the draft held at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Convention in Los Angeles.Jordan wants to play overseas and that dropped her in the draft. Portland Thorns traded in the second round to draft her, but Florida Head Coachconfirmed that Jordan will not be with the Thorns when the NWSL season opens this spring.The pair both earned a spot on the NSCAA All-America team in 2016,Menstruation, objectification and health-related quality of life: A questionnaire study. To explore young women's health-related quality of life (HRQOL) and investigate whether menstrual and menarche experiences and objectification predict mental and physical health components of HRQOL. Menstruation plays a fundamental role in female biology, in women's relationship to their bodies and consequently in women's health and their HRQOL. Cross-sectional explorative survey design. A questionnaire that included the SF-36v2, the Self-objectification Questionnaire (SOQ), the Body Surveillance and Body Shame subscales of the Objectified Body Consciousness Scale, the Belief and Attitudes Towards Menstruation Questionnaire (four subscales), and questions on menarche and menstruation was administered at the end of 2013 to 319 Icelandic women who represented the population by age. The SF-36v2 includes eight dimensions addressing the mental and physical components of

on September 11, 2001. At first, anger and horror was provoked by the terrorists who knocked down the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center and by their accomplices in London, Madrid and other cities, and by the shahids, suicide bombers who blew themselves up at public spaces like discotheques and wedding parties, whose families were rewarded $25,000 each by Saddam Hussein. Later, Bush was blamed for everything, and as always, the Jews -- that is, Israel… So it is about Israel and the Jews that I will speak... At one time, the Nobel Peace Prize was the highest moral award of our civilization. But after December 1994, when Yasser Arafat became one of the three new laureates, its ethical value was undermined. I haven’t always greeted each selectionwould have been possible long ago to resettle them and provide them with good lives in Arab countries.” But of course the organized human rights activists who draw six figure salaries for waging lawfare on behalf of detained Al Queda terrorists, have no interest in what she has to say. Palestine and Kosovo must be seen in the context of the third invasion of Islam into Europe. The first invasion in the 8th century had taken Europe by assault from the southwest, colonized the Iberian Peninsula and attempted to take over Gallic France until it was arrested by Charles Martel in 732. The Spanish reconquista which took centuries to reclaim that land, was not completed before the end of the 15th century, at the very same time that the second

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will sign orders Tuesday to advance the construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines, a pair of projects that were blocked by the Obama administration due in part to environmental concerns. Trump is to sign the orders Tuesday, according to a person with knowledge of the decision. The move is expected to be cheered by Republicans and some union groups who backed the projects. Former President Barack Obama stopped the proposed Keystone XL pipeline in late 2015, declaring it would have undercut U.S. efforts to clinch a global climate change deal that was a centerpiece of his environmental legacy. The pipeline would run from Canada to U.S. refineries in the Gulf Coast. The U.S. government needed to approve the pipeline becauseIf Netanyahu insists on going through with this, he should wait until after the June 2011 elections, when the AKP will have little to gain from an apology. Nearly seven months after the military operation on the high seas to block a Turkish vessel from reaching the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu may now issue an apology. His advisers support him. So does the White House. But if he follows through, Netanyahu will likely exacerbate a deepening diplomatic crisis with Turkey. When IDF commandos intercepted the Mavi Marmara on May 31, weapons-wielding passengers attacked them as soon as they boarded. The clashes resulted in nine deaths – all Turks. The Turkish government soon demanded an apology. The Israelis insisted that the boat was full of violent Islamists who sought

Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in new testament, Old Testament and classics from Duke University. "I am delighted to have someone with Dr. Vinson's extensive administrative and academic experience and proven abilities serving in the associate dean position,” said Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs and Dean of the College, Dr. Susan Calovini.histological findings. Other investigators proposed its histogenesis from odontogenic apparatus. Mummery and Pitts in 1926 reported a pigmented maxillary tumor of a 5-month-old female infant under the name of melanotic epithelial odontoma, an ascertaining its origin to be from odontogenic apparatus from the viewpoint that it occurs predominately in maxilla and have used the term "melanotic or pigmented ameloblastoma", suggesting that the tumor might arise from some proliferative, and aberrant odontogenic epithelium.\[[@ref17]\] Bordello and Gorlin in 1966 proposed cogent objection to this theory, saying the origin of this tumor from odontogenic tissue did not explain the occurrence of the tumor in the area other than the jawbone, normal development of the teeth in the area of the tumor, and because teeth were uniformly present in that area. They also

Team USA thrills local fans Team USA's Skye Bolt poses for a picture with Atalie McCannon (left) and Jaden McCannon. At right, Team USA's Matt Chapman signs an autograph. Photo by Kristy Queen BY JASON QUEENThe Dispatch Published: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 9:32 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at 9:32 p.m. THOMASVILLE | HiToms president Greg Suire promised fans an up close and personal experience with the best amateur baseball players in the country over the weekend. Team USA delivered. Led by home-state heroes Carlos Rodon, Skye Bolt and Trea Turner, the USA National Collegiate Baseball Team played a two-game set against the HiToms at Finch Field. Team USA won both games — a 5-2 decision Saturday and a rain-soaked 3-2 nailbiter Sunday — but the games themselves took a backseat to thereal featured attraction. The players, many of whom will be selected early in next year's Major League draft, granted every autograph and picture request presented to them by the throngs of fans who came out for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The biggest crowds, of course, formed around Rodon, Turner and Bolt. Fans in recent weeks watched Rodon and Turner lead N.C. State to the College World Series, where they were eliminated by Bolt and North Carolina. And the trio was more than gracious, interacting with young fans for as long as necessary before and after each game. Turner said the hometown hero treatment got the threesome a little bit of ribbing from teammates, who included Vanderbilt ace Tyler Beede and Indiana catcher Tyler Schwarber. "Yeah, a lot of the guys on

Former captain Steve Smith's reputation has taken a battering, leaving his career in jeopardy, and the result was just the latest blow in a tumultuous 24 hours. Smith, suspended by the ICC for the final Test of the series starting in Johannesburg on Friday, won't be seen in a Test for Australia until October at the earliest – and it is unclear in what capacity. He did not exactly get a friendly send-off. Smith has received many a standing ovation in his spectacular ascendance to the summit of the Test arena. At Newlands on Sunday, the reception was of a very different kind. Loading Deposed as Australian captain less than six hours before, the 28-year-old walked to the middle of the ground at 4.12pm local time. He wasbooed from the moment he emerged at the top of the stairs beneath the players' balcony until he arrived to take strike. When, a mere 29 minutes and seven runs later, he made the same journey back, there was more of the same. David Warner and Cameron Bancroft, the other Australian players tied up in the scandalous ball-tampering affair, were also received with hostility by the crowd and given rough goodbyes from spectators as they walked up the stairs to the dressing room after scores of 32 and 26 respectively. However, most of the attention was saved for Smith, who, after enduring the humiliation of standing aside from the Australian leadership, also completed his worst series as a Test batsman since his debut in 2010. Smith, of course, has

Football Ground and Stadium Shares There are countless cities around the world that accommodate more than one football club within their boundaries. Head to the city of Liverpool, for example, and you’ll find yourself in the most successful city in England, with Liverpool Football Club and Everton having won 27 top-flight titles between them. Yet the chances of landing within a city that sees two of those clubs sharing a ground are surprisingly thin, all things considered. So why do some clubs end up sharing a stadium? Is it always league clubs that share ground, or are some international clubs involved in it too? What are the best examples of shared stadiums? Perhaps most importantly of all, what does the future hold when it comes to different football clubs sharingMilan as Internazionale played their home games at the Arena Civica. They became joint tenants of the property in 1947 and have remained there ever since. Plenty of stadia in Italy are designed to be multi-purpose venues, so the San Siro stands out because it was specifically built with football as a spectator sport in mind. The largest sports facility in all of Rome, the Stadio Olimpico is home to both SS Lazio and AS Roma. Interestingly it is also used as the main venue for the Italian national football team and the nation’s rugby team. It is held in such regard as a stadium that it’s also where the Coppa Italia final is held every year. Early in 2017 it was confirmed that Roma would be building themselves

its decision in Blakely v. Washington, 542 U.S. 296, 124 S.Ct. 2531, 159 L.Ed.2d 403 (2004), which invalidated the statutory sentencing scheme of the State of Washington. The petitioner's appellate counsel did not raise a sentencing issue or cite Blakely as precedent to challenge the petitioner's sentence under the United States Sentencing Guidelines. The court of appeals affirmed the petitioner's convictions in November 2004. United States v. Robinson, 116 Fed.Appx. 646 (6th Cir.2004). In January 2005, the Supreme Court decided United States v. Booker, 543 U.S. 220, 125 S.Ct. 738, 160 L.Ed.2d 621 (2005), which avoided a determination that the United States Sentencing Guidelines were unconstitutional by severing a portion of the legislation that made them mandatory. Thereafter, federal sentencing courts were to consider the Sentencing Guidelines in anLast Thursday, Pawtucket captured its first Governors' Cup title since 1984. On Saturday, Reno topped Omaha for its first ever Pacific Coast League championship . Both teams have a little work left to be done. The Red Sox and Aces will meet in the Triple-A National Championship Game on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. ET. This year's matchup takes place at Durham Bulls Athletic Park in Durham, N.C., and will be broadcast live on the NBC Sports Network. Game highlights and a full archive of the action will be available on MiLB.TV shortly after the contest's completion. The International League and PCL champions have met for a one-game playoff in each of the last six seasons, first in the Bricktown Showdown starting in 2006. The game was renamed the Triple-A Baseball

an RBI single. Padres 3B Chase Headley, who broke his left thumb in a spring game, hit balls off a tee and in soft toss, and took grounders. Black says there's no ETA for the return of Headley, whose breakout season of 2012 included 31 homers, an NL-high 115 RBI, plus his first Gold Glove and Silver Slugger awards. Black said Headley probably will go on a rehab assignment before being activated. "It's healing like it's supposed to," Headley said. "It feels good. They said that I can do as much or little as I want without pain." TaylorMade, which erected an 80-foot replica of a driver shaft along the right-field foul pole at in 2011 as part of a three-year sponsorship agreement with the Padres, has updated the graphicsBogota was funded by Colciencias grant 519 2010, Fogarty and CeiBA (Center in Complex-Systems, Basic and Applied Research at the Universidad de los Andes). The contributions of Neville Owen were supported by a NHMRC Program Grant (\#569940), a NHMRC Senior Principal Research Fellowship (\#1003960), and by the Victorian Government's Operational Infrastructure Support Program. The Danish study was partly funded by the Municipality of Aarhus. Data collection in the Czech Republic was supported by the grant MEYS (\# MSM 6198959221). Data collection in New Zealand was supported by the Health Research Council of New Zealand grant \# 07/356. Data collection in Mexico was supported by the CDC Foundation which received an unrestricted training grant from The Coca-Cola Company. The funding bodies had no input in study design and the

Train departures from the Bordeaux train station prior to 12:30 p.m. are not recommended. Guests departing earlier must make transfer arrangements at their own expense from the last hotel to the train station or airport in Bordeaux. Taxi cost is approximately 200 euros (travel time is approximately 1 hour 45 minutes). VBT Air Package and Post-trip Extension guests: After breakfast, we transfer to our Bordeaux hotel by private motorcoach. Here, you have the rest of the day to relax and explore this magical city. There are several self-guided walking trails through the various districts, including one that passes through the lovely public gardens. This park has played a significant role in Bordeaux history. Several French artists contributed to the park design. During the French Revolution, it was used forheart of the Golden Triangle – the prestigious region between the Champs-Elysées and the Seine. From here, you’ll enjoy easy access to the city’s monuments and museums, as well as chic shopping and restaurants. Breakfast is served in a charming glass-roofed lounge, and at the end of the day, you might relax in the cozy bar with its wood paneling and leather armchairs. Your elegant room features air conditioning, flat-screen satellite TV, telephone, minibar, in-room safe and Internet access. Palais Cardinal The Palais Cardinal is located along the medieval walls of St. Emilion, overlooking the region’s vineyards. Its rooms are welcoming and cozy after rewarding days of cycling. The hotel produces wine which ranks high in the international market. Bayonne Etche Ona Located in the heart of Bordeaux, in the city's Golden

Multiple cities—from Washington, DC to Toronto to Milwaukee—smashed temperature records this week, as a record February warm spell continues to spread across the U.S. Nearly 3,000 daily maximum temperature records were set during the first half of the month. During the past week, 736 record highs were set with no record lows recorded. Thursday, Falcon Dam, Texas recorded a (yet unverified) temperature of 107 F—the highest temperature ever recorded in the U.S. in February. The unusually early spring weather is triggering a new type of guilt among the climate conscious: Both the Chicago Tribune and the Atlantic highlighted this week the bizarre mental calculus of enjoying warm weather that's a clear sign of a changing climate. For a deeper dive: Heat wave: Washington Post, Mashable, Nexus Media, Climate Central, FT Climate guilt: Thegood quality communication, partnered with love and an attempt at understanding, can help to ease any situation. As a parent to four beautiful babies, I have found this to be extremely challenging at times, as I will explain. One day, my daughter (aged 7 at the time) came home from the local school very distressed. An older boy had beckoned her to him and then spat in her face whilst calling her hideous names. She was devastated and went and hid under a table in the classroom for the rest of the day. I was very distressed. I cooked dinner that night in tears. I was furious with that kid, how dare he. I did not make her go to school the following day and allowed her to recover at

Group, L Madhusudhan Rao, Chairman, Lanco Infratech and GBS Raju of GMR Group, among others. Anil Ambani has also met the Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, and held talks over potential of investments The Kakatiya Power project in Warangal Dist was badly delayed. The Telangana State Govt is not going to spare the contractors delaying the power projects. Tecpro no exemption as the TECPRO is main contractor in this project. So huge losses, penalities, delays, devaluations, etc all going to kill in the heavy rain across India in July. The national capital Delhi and other states in the north-western part of India are likely to get rain from July 5. Odisha and Telangana states are also likely to receive heavy rain during the same period. Gujarat, Rajasthan worst hit Gujarat and RajasthanMalaria is one of the most devastating diseases on the globe. According to the World Health Organization, there were 198 million cases of malaria worldwide in 2013, with over half a million people dying from the mosquito-borne illness. Researchers are trying to understand the history of the disease, and some articles have come out that has look at malaria in antiquity and the early modern periods. In a paper delivered last week at the Annual Meeting of the Medieval Academy of America, new insights have been offered on the disease in the early Middle Ages. In his paper, ‘Malaria and Malaria-Like Disease in the Frankish Empire, c.450-950, Timothy Newfield examines over fifty references to illnesses which appear in Merovingian and Carolingian sources such as Gregory of Tours’ Historia Francorum.

as the day she moved to Hollywood at age 24. Becomes the 7th actress to win both leading and supporting actress Oscars. The other 6 are: Helen Hayes, Cate Blanchett, Maggie Smith, Ingrid Bergman, Jessica Lange and Meryl Streep. Personal Quotes (19) [on Los Angeles] It opens your eyes in this town, it's amazing. It's taught me who I don't want to be. Regarding the lifestyle of the people of Romania, she says, "I learned how little in the way of material goods we really need, and how beautiful a simple life can be. In Romania people work with their hands every day, and you'll see an 80-year-old woman still chopping wood because she's been looking after herself all her life, and she still has the strength to do it." [on the weightJirga in Mardan gives 72 hours ultimatum to police MARDAN: The district government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s (KP) city Mardan has summoned an All Party Conference (APC) on Friday over the brutal rape and murder of a four-year-old girl. According to details, the jirga of elders in the area has taken action by giving the government an ultimatum of 72 hours to arrest the culprits and launch an investigation against them. Earlier, police personnel arrested as many as 20 suspicious people in a case pertaining to strangling a four-year-old child to death after raping her in Mardan. The girl’s body was found three days ago after which her medical test was conducted that confirmed rape. However, her blood sample was also sent to a forensic laboratory in Lahore for further verification. Mardan DPO said

Ultravox songs: "Mr. X" (1980), "Paths and Angles" (1981), "We Came to Dance" (1982) and "Break Your Back" 1983). He remained active outside the band during Ultravox success. In 1982 he played acoustic and electronic percussion for Zaine Griff (album "Figvres") and Peter Godwin (single "Images of Heaven"). He and Hans Zimmer were a part of the backing band for a New Romantic singer Ronny on her London show in The Dominion. Ronny also participated in the Helden project, formed by Cann and Zimmer that year, which merged electronic, orchestral and classical influences. Helden were the first music project to play The London Planetarium in March 1983. They released a single "Holding on" (1983) and recorded an album called "Spies" which featured lots of guests (Zaine Griff, Eddie Maelovfrom Eddie & Sunshine, Brian Robertson from Thin Lizzy etc.). It remains unreleased. In September 1984 Warren and Hans performed as guests (on drums and leyboards, respectively) on a concert by the popular Spanish band Mecano. Two songs from that show were released in 1985 on LP "En Concierto". Also in 1985 Cann produced a single for the eccentric singer Duffo, "Gonna Send the Boys Around", and took part in the Doctor Who charity single "Doctor in Distress". Cann's last appearance with Ultravox was on Live Aid in July 1985. He was ousted from the band in 1986 after the disagreements arose with other band members who started to consider him a problem in the progress of the band (Cann wanted a fully programmed percussion sound while the others preferred

Growing up in Pennsylvania, Tom Keifer fell in love with guitar and the blues at a very young age. When Tom informed his mom that he wanted to leave high school to tour with a band, she made him an offer he couldn't refuse. Check out the video below for the full story. The CINDERELLA frontman's second solo album, "Rise", will be released on September 13 via Cleopatra Records. The disc was recorded by Keifer with #keiferband — Savannah Keifer, Tony Higbee, Billy Mercer, Kendra Chantelle, Jarred Pope, Kory Myers. Produced by Tom, Savannah and Kyle O'Connor, "Rise" scales renewed sonic heights. From the tasty slide work that stamps "Touching The Divine", the nontraditionally arranged, heavy, dark jam of "Untitled", the breakneck thrust of "All Amped Up" to the tenderLewis Hamilton embraces ‘villain’ tag after taking lead in F1 title race Lewis Hamilton said he had enjoyed playing the villain at the Italian Grand Prix after he took the lead of the Formula One world championship for the first time this season. The Mercedes driver was booed by a fiercely partisan crowd, desperate to see a Ferrari win at the Scuderia’s 70th anniversary race, as he revelled in a dominant victory. Hamilton’s evident pleasure was understandable. His win, a run from pole to flag during which he barely put a wheel out of place, leaves him in front of his title rival, Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, with seven races remaining. Vettel finished third, behind Hamilton’s team-mate Valtteri Bottas.

ineligible because they had failed to satisfy the three-meetings requirement. After the nomination meeting, a union member exhausted internal remedies and then, following the election in May 1997, filed a protest with the Secretary of Labor challenging the election on the ground, inter alia, that the three-meetings requirement was invalid. The Secretary thereafter brought suit against the union in the district court under the LMRDA, 29 U.S.C. § 482(b), which in substance empowers the court to provide equitable relief for violations of section 481, including its eligibility provision quoted above. Alleging such a violation, the Secretary sought to set aside the election. 6 On cross motions for summary judgment, the district court ruled in favor of the union after concluding that the three-meetings requirement is a "reasonable qualification" under sectionM15 accused over alleged torture of Briton in Bangladesh. Credit: Wahid Adnan/DrikNEWS/Majority World guardian.co.uk The Security service is facing fresh accusations of involvement in the abuse of terrorism suspects after a British man was detained in Bangladesh and allegedly tortured while being questioned about his activities and associates in both countries. Lawyers representing Gulam Mustafa, a 48-year-old Birmingham businessman, say there is evidence he has been severely mistreated since being arrested in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, in mid-April. The case appears to present an immediate challenge to a new government, and will give some insight into the manner in which it will deal with the growing number of allegations of collusion in foreign torture. At their last party conference, the Liberal Democrats passed a resolution calling for a judicial inquiry into the

the list covered former CIA Director George Tenet; Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the former commander of U.S. forces in Iraq; Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller, commander of the Joint Task Force Guantanamo; and Douglas Feith, the under secretary of defense for policy. Shulz said the Geneva Conventions and the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment legally bind the countries that have signed them to exercise "universal jurisdiction" on people suspected of violations. Certain crimes, including torture, amount to offenses against all of humanity so all countries have a responsibility to investigate and prosecute people responsible for such crimes, he said. " Absurd " defence by US Administration !; As expected , Scott McClellan, the White House press secretary, called the charges "unsupported by the facts." President Bush said ata White House press conference ,"I'm aware of the Amnesty International report, and it's absurd. The United States is a country that promotes freedom around the world," he said, and added that Washington had "investigated every single complaint against [sic] the detainees." "It seemed like [Amnesty] based some of their decisions on the word and allegations by people who were held in detention, people who hate America, people [who] had been trained in some instances to disassemble [sic] - that means not tell the truth," Bush went on. "And so it was an absurd report. It just is." [Except that few in the world believe Bush] Earlier Vice President Dick Cheney in an interview with CNN, said "For Amnesty International to suggest that somehow the United States is a

Corinna Gilfillan, head of Global Witness's U.S. office. "As Exxon CEO, Rex Tillerson did everything in his power to gut this law, because it doesn't suit big oil's corrupt business model," she continued. Now that he's secretary of State, Gilfillan added, "Congress has immediately sanctioned corruption by green lighting secret deals between oil companies and despots." But as Gilfillan and others pointed out, the two-fold "gift to big oil" falls in line with the other egregious, pro-corporate, anti-environment steps taken by the Trump administration. "Given the President's massive conflicts of interest and his administration's broad attacks on regulation, it appears our institutions are increasingly being abused to further the business interests of a powerful few," Gilfillan said. "This is how corrupt dictatorships start." And GQ's Jay Willis observed on Thursday, "it's prettyblood-splattered pews, and at the Protestant Zion Church in the east-coast town of Batticaloa. Soon after, police confirmed blasts at three high-end hotels in the capital – the Cinnamon Grand, the Shangri-La, and the Kingsbury. Hours later, a blast was reported at a guesthouse near the national zoo in Colombo’s Dehiwala district. The eighth explosion took place at a house in Colombo. Police and media said three officers were killed. Harsha de Silva, Sri Lanka’s minister of economic reforms and public distribution, said he had been to two of the attacked hotels and was at the scene at St Anthony’s, where he described “horrible scenes”. “I saw many body parts strewn all over,” he tweeted, adding there were “many casualties including foreigners”. Who were the victims? The blasts hit the churches when they were full

John Hodgman Reflects On His Mother's Death And White Privilege Vacationland True Stories from Painful Beaches by John Hodgman Hardcover, 257 pages | purchase close overlay Buy Featured Book Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How? Growing up an only child in Massachusetts, humorist John Hodgman longed to be considered interesting. In high school, he grew his hair out, wore a fedora and carried a briefcase in an effort to look like Doctor Who. Hodgman says his look was modeled on "the fourth Doctor Who ... which was an emotionally terrified weirdo who is tricking people into thinking he was interesting by wearing funny clothes." Now that Hodgman is 46, being interesting has taken on a different, more reflective meaning. His new book, Vacationland, is a collection of humorous essays and personal29 F.3d 145 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, Appellant,v.Frank D. KELLY, Jr., Appellee. No. 94-1880. United States Court of Appeals,Fourth Circuit. July 8, 1994. ORDER LUTTIG, Circuit Judge. 1 Appellant communicated with my office by telephone at approximately 9:30 a.m. this morning to request that I entertain, as a single Circuit Judge, an emergency appeal from an order entered last evening by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (Brinkema, J.) granting appellee Frank D. Kelly's Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order. Appellant later noted an appeal from the district court's order. The effect of the order entered by the district court was to stay Kelly's state trial on first degree murder, abduction and use of a firearm during the commission of a felony charges, scheduled to begin on Monday, July

and fear that the European left would benefit from the outcome of the war to lead Europe towards communism. IF IRAQ WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS AID, WHICH MAY BE SIMILAR TO THE MARSHALL PLAN, SAYS DR. FALAH AL-LAMI, ECONOMIC ADVISER TO THE UNITED NATIONS IN IRAQ, told Sputnik: “Iraq is witnessing today the influx of many government delegations from Europe and America, and as a result, Iraq will become a major economic gateway during the next phase, because days ago there was a French delegation with companies, such as Airbus and Total, where they attended a meeting with the Central Bank of Iraq, This is indicative of indications of Iraq’s recovery and signs of intentions to invest in Iraq in various Iraqi sectors, especially after the declaration of Iraq’s fullarticle of real importance. You can go online and read the rest.) Baghdad began on Monday the first steps of the Iraqi reconciliation process, with the start of the National Preparatory Conference, which will continue until Tuesday. The Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Yousuf bin Ahmed Al-Othaimeen, said in a speech to the conference, expressed his confidence in the presence of their exit recommendations important to strengthen the ability of the Iraqi people and his leadership to consolidate democracy and state institutions, and curb the sedition and fight terrorism and adhere to the spirit of Makkah, Which was sponsored by the organization and signed by senior scholars and clerics from a Shiite year. The preparatory conference is being organized jointly by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Iraqi Ministry

project on the HHS list – from the women's shelter to infrastructure challenges at the Betty Dunkerley* campus – is evidenced by the growing demands placed on the city's health and human services department. Prop. 18: Library, Museum, and Cultural Arts Facilities: YES This bond measure combines Austin His­tory Center and neighborhood library improvements with cultural arts, including studio funding for city-tenant Austin Film Society and the replacement of the time-worn Dougherty Arts Center – all worthy investments in our view. BARTON SPRINGS EDWARDS AQUIFER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Pct. 3, Director: No Endorsement Pct. 4, Director: Jack Goodman Newly drawn district boundaries have forced two incumbent directors on the board to vie for the same Pct. 4 spot, while a write-in candidate is being sought for Pct. 3 (both precincts include parts of South andhelped build and defend the faculty organizations at ACC, has a personal understanding of student and college needs, and speaks for those new ACC districts underrepresented on the board. We applaud both candidates, but in light of her deep administrative experience, we give a slight edge to Mink. Place 9, ACC Trustee: Allen Kaplan Three-term incumbent Kaplan has substantial experience with the college and has served well as a board member. His opponent, Daniel J. "DC" Caldwell, is a Texas State Guard employee without relevant administrative or academic experience. AUSTIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES District 2: Jayme Mathias The residents of Southeast Austin deserve a good school board campaign, based upon the serious issues that have afflicted education in this area. Unfortunately, they got an increasingly bitter and personal fight, as

after the Defendants had been given written notice as provided for under Alabama law." The defendants contend that their convictions cannot stand in light of the doctrines postulated in Wisconsin v. Yoder, 406 U.S. 205, 92 S.Ct. 1526, 32 L.Ed.2d 15 (1972). Basically, they argue that the state must permit them to educate their children at home as an incident of their right to freedom of religion as protected under the constitutions of the United States and the State of Alabama. In Yoder, members of the Amish religion objected to the Wisconsin compulsory education law insofar as it required them to cause their children to attend school past the eighth grade. They believed, in accordance with the well established tenets of the Old Order Amish religion, that sending their childrento public high school would endanger the salvation of both the parents and their children. This danger lay in the strongly held and time honored central belief of the Amish faith that salvation requires life in a church community totally separate and apart from the outside world and its influence. In reversing the convictions of the Amish parents in Yoder, the United States Supreme Court employed a balancing test. "The court weighed the concededly valid interest of the state in imposing reasonable regulations for the control and duration of basic education against the fundamental rights asserted by the Amish to freely exercise their religion and to direct their children's religious upbringing. The court concluded that the Amish parents had convincingly demonstrated the sincerity of their religious beliefs, the interrelationship of

Life Imitating Art I was scrolling through this small photo album of pictures from a businessman traveling through North Korea, and this one struck me: From the accompanying photo description: On a frosty day, peasants cluster on a remote country lane to dig at the ice caking roads and streams so they can access the mud underneath. Mud is valuable as a fertiliser. Throughout the seasons, piles of mud and even human manure will be applied onto fields in order to make the crops grow better. I was instantly reminded of a scene from Monthy Python & the Holy Grail - watch the first 3 minutes of this clip and tell me the picture isn't a North Korean version of this scene, sans King Arthur and Patsy. Anarcho-syndaclist ideology, filth gathering and all.officer stated that they should come to the police station immediately. A short time later, the defendant and his father arrived at the police station. There, they entered a room with three officers, and the door was closed. The police recorded the subsequent interrogation. An officer questioned the defendant on his contact with the deceased on that day. The officer did not issue the Miranda warnings. The questioning was close and intense. The interrogating officer scrutinized the defendant's answers, comparing the responses to other evidence, and pointing out inconsistencies. One-third of the way through this interrogation, one of the officers noted a spot of blood on the defendant's sneaker. The defendant stated that the blood came from a cut on his finger. The officers inspected the shoe, and remarked that its

Get the day's biggest United stories delivered straight to your inbox Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Invalid Email There are two clips Louis van Gaal should show his United players ahead of Sunday's game. One is of Arsenal's jubilant players celebrating in front of Old Trafford 's south-east corner after accomplishing their domestic double win in 2002 and the other is of United giving newly-crowned champions Chelsea a guard of honour in 2005. Gary Neville looked like a resident clapping burglars into his living room that night but Leicester winning the league in United's own back yard would be more humiliating. Not just due to their size or the clubs' financial chasm, or how humiliatingly it would underline United's own demise,was the aftermath; the defeat established Van Gaal's sterile style. At Leicester, United started with an attacking quartet of Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao. They looked so formidable they appeared intent on inflicting a record defeat on Leicester but, due to a combination of Rafael da Silva's impetuousness, Vardy's theatrics and referee Mark Clattenburg's ineptitude, United wilted and sieved five goals. Di Maria, who decorated the game with his elegant chip, never played that well again in red. Had Falcao not struck his half-volley so forcefully , he would have claimed an ingenious strike on his full debut and would have surely scored more than four United goals. Instead, the pair began to flounder in an attack suffering an identity crisis, while another South American

having been unmasked in 1957 as "Hermann [sic] Ratjen", a waiter in Bremen, and then (supposedly) tearfully confessed having been forced by the Nazi authorities to compete as a woman "for the sake of the honor and glory of Germany". (I regret having repeated, in early versions of this essay, a variant of Time's baseless account, working from a BBC World News story that had been likewise lead astray by the deeply dishonest, dishonorable, and unethical Time piece. By contrast, my profound thanks to Der Spiegel's Berlin bureau chief Stefan Berg for correcting the Henry Luce rag's misdeed in 2009, after Ratjen had been maligned once again in supposedly "based on a true story" movie Berlin '36, once again based on Time's fishwrap-reject article.) In any event, following thethe 1968 Grenoble Winter Games, Austrian skier Erika Schinegger was genetically tested, determined to be XY, and disqualified. This was a great shock to all three women, who were raised female and had no reason to think otherwise. (Erika subsequently did have a sex change, having her previously unsuspected internal male genitals surgically uncovered, is now Erik, and became a father. Maria's competitive eligibility was reinstated. but only in 1988, long past her prime as a runner. Ewa retired, married, and gave birth to a son. Her medals were never returned, nor was she ever given an apology for the committee's error.) For extra irony: CAIS (and 5-alpha-steroid reductase deficiency) women athletes are in fact about the only humans on earth of either sex who logically should be above

Pages Saturday, April 23, 2016 Peter is sensitive and gentle. He loves to be "a gentlemans" - when Mama was expecting Noah, Peter told her that, if the baby was a boy, he would teach him to be a gentleman :). From the time he was a tiny(er!) little guy, we're called him our little chocolate baby, because his thick hair and sweet eyes are such a striking brown. He claims his title very seriously, insisting that one day, when he marries, his wife will tell him, "Ohhh, I love you chocolate man!", and because of this name he happens to wear his brown "chocolate bar" shirt as often as it's clean (the shirt he's wearing in the first two pictures... I didn't look for him in the shirt, that'sNova Uniao's Perpetuo Wins GP, Teixeira Pounds Cruz at Fight Club It wasn't pretty, and at times it was downright frustrating, but Nova Uniao added another champion to its gym Wednesday night, as Hernani Perpetuo took out both Pride veteran Daniel Acacio and UFC veteran Edilberto de Oliveira by split decision to conquer a one-night, four-man grand prix at Brazilian promotion Fight Club's inaugural card at Via Show in Sao Joao do Meriti, Rio de Janeiro. Perpetuo, a native of Rio's Flamengo neighborhood, was either blessed or cursed by his circumstances in the tournament. Having started slow in his semifinal bout with Acacio, Perpetuo suffered two deep cuts on his scalp from Acacio's ground-and-pound elbows in the first round. However, the Nova Uniao product evened the bout in the second, scoring with heavy low kicks on his veteran foe. After two rounds, the judges

powers are likely to be pleased by the level of detail about the new High Level Peace Council, which will take over from a notoriously chaotic predecessor body accused of reintegrating fighters who subsequently took up arms again. However, diplomats are worried that the government lacks the capacity to implement a programme that calls for complex activities in around 4,000 villages most affected by the insurgency. One diplomat said: "For the international community money is not a problem, they will pay whatever it takes. One gets a sense that there are people on the military side who will do most of the work and then give it some sort of an Afghan face." The High Council and its executive body will be in charge of processing fighters who want todespite the fact that the vast majority (there are, however, a few exceptions such as Pearl Drops.RTM.) of toothpastes and "Dentifrices" contain substantial amounts of foaming agents and ingredients such as sodium lauryl sulfate and detergents. Foam or suds is invaluable in cleaning in general, on account of its effective and huge surface area, its high dirt-emulsifying/lifting and anti-sticking power on pigments, food particles, debris, "plaque" . . . etc. Another design limitation of the regular toothbrush stems from the mechanical difficulty or disadvantage in brushing properly (up and down) of the back teeth. A third disadvantage of "classical" toothbrushes in being too abrasive to delicate and tender gum tissues because of the sharp and pointed ends of the bristles.

MEET THE SPEAKERS Tolentino, Jojo President and CEO, Aidea, Inc., Philippines Aidea’s President and CEO, Architect Abelardo “Jojo” M. Tolentino, Jr. was given the distinction of being Philippine Regulatory Board’s Most Outstanding Professional of the Year in the Field of Architecture for 2017. Architect Tolentino was lauded for his contribution to the growth of the design industry in the country. He is also recognized as a pillar in the practice for his brilliance in design having built almost a thousand developments across the world.He is likewise respected for his business acumen on how he has grown Aidea from a 20-man team to over 200-strong manpower complement and admirably established the very first Filipino Architectural firm in the Middle East. Architect Tolentino has over three decades of international experience and is an APEC andTarget will open its new small-format store in Southeast Portland on Oct. 21, the Minneapolis-based retailer said Wednesday. The store, at 3031 S.E. Powell Blvd., will open in the heavily renovated building that formerly housed the AMF Pro 300 Lanes bowling alley, which closed in 2017. At 32,000 square feet, the store is a departure from Target's usual big-box setup. It's the second small-format Target store, following the downtown Portland Galleria location. The stores have popped up across the country in dense urban and suburban neighborhoods and near college campuses. Renderings showed the building's exterior with a sign intended to evoke the alley's retro "BOWL" sign. The retailer plans to hire 45 employees to staff the store, and it will take applications from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday

‘I strongly suspect it will lead to a legal challenge.’ Kate Hudson of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament said it was an extra-judicial killing. Another British fanatic, Junaid Hussain, from Birmingham was killed by a US drone strike late last month The Prime Minister said he would stick to his pledge to hold a Commons vote – probably next month – before ordering the RAF to conduct bombing raids against Islamic State terrorists in Syria. ‘I believe that case only grows stronger with the growing number of terrorist plots being directed or inspired by IS’s core leadership in Raqqah,’ he added. But Michael Clarke, of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank, said Mr Cameron appeared to be trying to ‘log-roll a controversial issue through Parliament’ by wrapping it up with thehigh-profile case involving Khan. Professor Clarke warned the strategy could backfire because of anger caused by the drone strike. Lord McDonald, the former director of public prosecutions, said the killing of Khan was legal and justified. He said: ‘It is appropriate to invoke the principle of self-defence and to target him. Khan, who was previously a straight A student in Cardiff, became a poster boy for ISIS when he appeared in a propaganda video entitled 'There Is No Life Without Jihad' in June last year, urging Westerners to join the war. Please come back before it is too late. You are my only one son. I love you so much. Khan's mother, Rukia, after his disappearance in 2013 Later attending St David’s Catholic sixth-form college in the city, he was described by friends

New Zealand family-friendly travel guide About New Zealand Located in the South Pacific Ocean, around 1,600 kilometres off the East Coast of Australia, New Zealand is made up of two main islands, North and South, and hundreds of smaller islands, most of which are uninhabited. From the rugged coastlines, sandy beaches and ancient forests of the North Island to the snow capped mountains and fjords of the South Island, New Zealand is renowned for its stunning and diverse natural scenery, attracting travellers from all over the world. Its cosmopolitan cities such as Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch provide families with plenty to see and do, while smaller towns offer an authentically local ‘Kiwi’ experience. Auckland Often referred to as the “City of Sails”, Auckland is a beautiful and lively harbour city, offering ahost of excellent hotels, restaurants, shops and attractions. Visit the 328-metre Sky Tower, where you can enjoy lunch or dinner in the city’s only revolving restaurant, enjoy magnificent views from the observation deck, climb to the top of the radio tower, and if you dare, bungy jump off the side. Animal lovers of all ages will especially enjoy a visit to Auckland Zoo, where they can learn about nature and wildlife through a range of fun experiences, while inquisitive minds satisfy their curiosities at the highly interactive Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT). Around the North Island In Auckland, catch a ferry to Waiheke Island for great beaches, cafes and wineries, or to the quaint north shore suburb of Devonport. Visit Kelly Tarlton’s Sea Life Aquarium, and walk-through its giant aquarium

Britain's decision to leave the European Union has opened up a "new panorama" on the status of Gibraltar, according to a senior Spanish minister, who called on Britain to enter negotiations on joint sovereignty. The small peninsula off the south coast of Spain, a British Overseas Territory since 1713 and known to its 30,000 residents as "the Rock", is a major point of contention in Anglo-Spanish relations. Shortly after the referendum result was confirmed, José Manuel García-Margallo, the Spanish foreign minister, told a national radio station: "It's a complete change of outlook that opens up new possibilities on Gibraltar not seen for a very long time. I hope the formula of co-sovereignity - to be clear, the Spanish flag on the Rock - is much closer than before," he said. Spainpasses its target, Starwisp probes might be mass-produced and launched by the maser every few days. In this manner, a continuous stream of data could be collected about distant solar systems even though any given Starwisp probe only spends a few days travelling through it. Alternatively, the launching transmitter could be used in the interim to transmit power to Earth for commercial use, as with a solar power satellite. Possible methods of fabrication Constructing such a delicate probe would be a significant challenge. One proposed method would be to "paint" the probe and its circuitry onto an enormous sheet of plastic which degrades when exposed to ultraviolet light, and then wait for the sheet to evaporate away under the assault of solar UV after it has been deployed in space. Another

Mother Teresa in 2003 There are others like Miami-based Hemley Gonzalez, who worked as a volunteer in one of Teresa's homes for the poor in Kolkata for two months in 2008, and was "shocked to discover the horrifically negligent manner in which this charity operates and the direct contradiction of the public's general understanding of their work". Questioning miracles "Standing firm against planned parenthood, modernisation of equipment, and a myriad of other solution-based initiatives, Mother Teresa was not a friend of the poor but rather a promoter of poverty," Mr Gonzalez told me. Today, he runs a Facebook page criticising the nun and to educate "unsuspecting donors" to the sisterhood. In recent years, Indian rationalists like Sanal Edamaruku have questioned the miracles that have led to the nun's sainthood. To become a saintin the eyes of the Vatican, a miracle needs to be attributed to prayers made to the individual after their death. Incidents need to be "verified" by evidence before they are accepted as miracles. Often they are cures and recoveries from illnesses which have no logical medical explanation. image copyright Reuters image caption More than 3,500 nuns are now part of the Missionaries of Charity sisterhood image copyright AFP image caption Monica Besra claimed that a photo of the nun cured her of her cancer Five years after the nun's death, Pope John Paul II accepted a first miracle - the curing of Bengali tribal woman Monica Besra from an abdominal tumour - and judged it was the result of her supernatural intervention. This cleared the way for her beatification in

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Katie Hopkins joined LBC in April 2016 Katie Hopkins first came to the public's attention as a contestant on The Apprentice in 2006. But since then she has built up a reputation as a controversial broadcaster and writer. LBC announced she will be leaving the station with immediate effect, just over a year after she joined to host a weekly show. Here are some of her most controversial moments from recent years. Manchester bombing comments Image copyright Katie Hopkins/Twitter Earlier this week, Hopkins caused anger with when she tweeted that there must be a "final solution" in dealing with terrorists following the Manchester terror attack. She later changed the term "final solution" to "true solution", describing the earlier version as a "mis-type". But some Twitter users drew the comments to theattention of the Metropolitan Police, claiming they could incite racial or religious hatred. The Metropolitan Police confirmed the matter was being "reviewed and assessed by specialist officers". Jack Monroe libel action Image copyright PA Image caption Jack Monroe sued Hopkins over tweets she said caused "serious harm" to her reputation Earlier this year, food writer Jack Monroe won £24,000 in damages, plus £107,000 in legal costs, in a libel action against Hopkins after a row over two tweets, which Monroe said caused "serious harm" to her reputation. Hopkins was later told she could not appeal against the ruling. Muslim family comments Image copyright Getty Images In December, she apologised to a Muslim family she accused of being extremists after they were refused entry to the US for a Disneyland trip. Mail Online, which published her claim, also

Mary Wilma Sleeuwenhoek A celebration of life service for Wilma will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013, at Pence-Reese Funeral Home in Newton. Friends may call at the Funeral Home from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23. In lieu of flowers memorials are being designated in Wilma’s name. Wilma, the daughter of S.R. and Floy (Eaton) Beukema, was born Nov. 25, 1925, in Newton. She was a graduate of the Newton Senior High, Class of 1943. She attended Normal Training at Central College, and taught rural school for five years. On Nov. 29, 1947, Wilma was united in marriage with Alfred G. Sleeuwenhoek in Grinnell. A lifelong resident of the Newton area, she was living at Newton Village. Wilma devoted her life to her family, and was ahim not to incriminate himself. Bonds is blaming the media, of course. If he recovers from his knee problems and loses this year's contest, he'll probably blame Larry King. The only useful thing a Home Run Derby would provide is fresh joke material. Instead of the AL vs. NL, all-star teams could be called Cream and Clear. The winner would get the home-field advantage in the World Series of Acne. So please, baseball. Can the Derby. If for no other reason than it's scheduled for July 11. On that day in 1914, Babe Ruth played his first major league game. In honor of a real home run hitter, the fake ones should take a year off.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — A tight-end for the Minnesota Vikings says he was scammed by a media member Sunday after the Vikings took down the New Orleans Saints. Kyle Rudolph was in the locker room after Sunday's game when a media member approached him and asked him for his gloves. The media member claimed he wanted the gloves for a charity benefit. According to Rudolph's Twitter page, he told the media member "of course" and even offered to sign them. Three days later, Rudolph saw that the gloves had been sold on eBay and were in fact NOT for a charity benefit. Fans tweeted to Rudolph to tell him what happened and he took to Twitter to share the whole story. I saw this.. it’s disappointing. A member of the media in the lockerTravel advisories are nothing new for the United States. Consider the countries the U.S. has warned its travelers about visiting in the last month or so. Over the weekend, the government put out an advisory for those looking at a trek to the Republic of South Sudan, citing "ongoing fighting, intercommunal violence and violent crime." The State Department also asked U.S. citizens to "consider carefully whether you need to travel to Bangladesh, in light of the latest attack in a series of extremist events." Venezuela – a country embroiled in a crippling recession and subject to high levels of violent crime – was the subject of an advisory earlier in the month, as were Iraq and Mali. And in June, the government warned about travel to Afghanistan, Kenya, Libya, Turkey,

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a letter of condolences to Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi following the death of his sister, Fatima, who passed away earlier Monday after losing a long battle with cancer. Egyptian media reported that Morsi arrived via helicopter to a stadium at A-Zagazig University to attend her funeral. The funeral took place at the Al Sharqia district, where the president was born. (Attila Somfalvi and Itamar Eichner)of Medicine at UT Health San Antonio, said the school has long had a close relationship with the Texas Biomedical Research Institute. In collaboration with UT Health — and as part of its expansion — the institute also will house the largest marmoset colony in the country for research on aging and infectious diseases. Marmoset are small monkeys that live in South American rainforests. Texas Biomed keeps more than 2,400 monkeys and 96 retired chimpanzees on site as part of the Southwest National Primate Research Center, one of seven such facilities in the country. Ricardo Carrion Jr., who runs the high-containment lab, said scientists and veterinarians test promising therapeutics on nonhuman primates, looking at whether there’s a strong enough case to ask the federal government to allow clinical trials in humans. Eight

Cedrick Chatman died after being shot four times by police on Jan. 9, 2013. View Full Caption Linda Chatman CHICAGO — After the release of a video showing the police shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald sent the city into a frenzy, Mayor Rahm Emanuel offered a public apology for the city's slow response, promising in a Dec. 9 speech to the City Council "nothing less than complete and total reform of the system." While Emanuel spoke, five blocks away at the Dirksen federal building, city attorneys were persuading a judge to keep videos of another police shooting under wraps. Cedrick Chatman, 17, was shot dead by police while he ran, unarmed, in the opposite direction of officers, lawyers for the slain teen's family said — and they say videos prove it. Nearlythree years after the shooting, the officer who pulled the trigger hasn't been disciplined, and Chatman's family is battling the city with a wrongful death lawsuit. The tense, back-and-forth legal saga surrounding Chatman's death reached a new chapter Dec. 23, when city-appointed attorneys representing the officer filed yet another motion to delay the video's release. After admitting that the video is bound to be released eventually, city officials sought to keep it away from the public for now "to avoid any prejudice of the jury pool," according to the motion. At the Dec. 9 hearing, presiding Judge Robert Gettlemen suggested he'd likely call for the video's release in January, saying "there really is no reason to wait," according to the Chicago Tribune. An investigation into the shooting by the Independent Police

by the stringent renewal requirements of the 1909 Act. Since the Copyright Office has no record of any registration prior to 2000, the evidence is clear that any copyrights secured in those ten published works were not timely renewed. Accordingly, those ten works are in the public domain, even if they had been first published with adequate notice of copyright. Commissioned Works A preponderance of the credible evidence shows that prior to 1956, Martha Graham was commissioned to create seven dances by a number of renowned musical and cultural organizations and that these dances were first performed between 1944 and 1953. The seven dances are: Herodiade, Appalachian Spring, Dark Meadow, Cave of the Heart, Night Journey, Judith (created in 1950), and Canticle for Innocent Comedians. Of the seven commissioned dances, four,60 S.Ct. 131, 84 L.Ed. 499 (1939), the Second Circuit held that since Adolf Hitler "did not himself take out the copyright" in the book he had authored, "there was no need of a formal assignment by him" to the publishers of the book. Id. The court held that "mere delivery of the manuscript was sufficient" to show that the copyright in the manuscript had been assigned to the publishers. Id. In January of 1957, Graham gave all her theatrical properties to the defendants, but the document conveying these properties did not mention the copyright in the choreographic works. A preponderance of the credible evidence shows that between January of 1957, but prior to 1965 or 1966, Graham assigned to the defendants copyright in 21 non-commissioned, pre-1956 works that

Photograph of Battleship Row taken from a Japanese plane at the beginning of the attack. The explosion in the center is a torpedo strike on USS West Virginia. Two attacking Japanese planes can be seen: one over USS Neosho and one over the Naval Yard. The attack commenced at 7:48 a.m. Hawaiian Time (18:18 UTC).[14] The base was attacked by 353[15] Imperial Japanese aircraft (including fighters, level and dive bombers, and torpedo bombers) in two waves, launched from six aircraft carriers.[15] All eight U.S. Navy battleships were damaged, with four sunk. All but the USS Arizona were later raised, and six were returned to service and went on to fight in the war. The Japanese also sank or damaged three cruisers, three destroyers, an anti-aircraft training ship,[nb 4] andone minelayer. 188 U.S. aircraft were destroyed; 2,403 Americans were killed and 1,178 others were wounded.[17] Important base installations such as the power station, dry dock, shipyard, maintenance, and fuel and torpedo storage facilities, as well as the submarine piers and headquarters building (also home of the intelligence section), were not attacked. Japanese losses were light: 29 aircraft and five midget submarines lost, and 64 servicemen killed. One Japanese sailor, Kazuo Sakamaki, was captured. There were numerous historical precedents for unannounced military action by Japan, but the lack of any formal warning, particularly while negotiations were still apparently ongoing, led President Franklin D. Roosevelt to proclaim December 7, 1941, "a date which will live in infamy". Because the attack happened without a declaration of war and without explicit warning,

Forced to make a quick decision during a snowstorm in Chicago a couple of years ago, I abandoned my plans to travel by air and boarded an Amtrak train home to Los Angeles. I had set off for the airport harboring increasing feelings of skepticism and dread: interminable delays, a Civil War battlefield–style scene at the departure gate, being trapped on the tarmac for 12 hours with overflowing toilets, no food and my children 2,000 miles away. When I arrived at the terminal, my worst fears were realized. Well, almost. It was...of Global Auto Firms Specialty Design Houses Subsidiaries of Engineering Companies Automobile Companies Boutique Design firms Transportation Design Indian automotive market is witnessing a remarkable increase in automotive design centers being established. According to Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA), the production of passenger vehicles in India is going to increase at 13% annual growth rate in 2012 – 2021. 3.23 million Vehicles were manufactured within 2012 – 2013. Similarly, the aviation industry also requires designers who can help in developing aircrafts that perform better and are cost effective. This sector is also planning to enhance the passenger experience and contribute to economic growth by developing more airports and aircrafts. Industrial & Product Design Designing is a major aspect of various industrial segments. With the rising demand for creative designers, industrial designing is an ideal career choice.

A restored Norfolk canal has been included in a national challenge for boat users. Enthusiasts are set to navigate the upper section of the North Walsham and Dilham Canal in a bid to gain a new Inland Waterways Association (IWA) award. The IWA, a charity which restores the country’s 6,500 miles of canals and rivers, has included a one-mile section, from Ebridge Mill pond to Bacton Wood lock, in its Silver Propellor challenge, aimed at encouraging members to explore some of the country’s lesser-known waterways. The 19th-century canal is one of 20 destinations around the country suitable for portable craft - such as canoes, kayaks and paddleboards - which boat users must prove they have tackled in order to gain the medal.six times as large as the field of view of most other headsets. It's hard to quantify, but subjectively it's a huge difference: it's like the difference between playing on a 19-inch monitor and a 50-inch TV.” For Luckey, display technology has the most potential to push gaming into new territory, and it could have happened a long time before the Oculus Rift breezed past its $250,000 Kickstarter goal in September. The technology in the prototype Luckey is showed at the Evolve developer conference in London last week has been available and affordable for several years. Anybody with the right skills could have built a similar headset, but nobody was trying. “It's not exactly a case of the right place at the right time, and the right thing got picked

‘if appropriate’. But Michele Sibony, of the Jewish Union for Peace, said: ‘By outlawing free speech by pro-Palestinian demonstrators, France puts itself in a unique position in the world and Europe.’ And Youssef Boussoumah, of the Party of the Indigenous of the Republic (PIR) said: ‘France is criminalising any show of solidarity with the Palestinian people. ‘This is an absolute outrage, it is a continuation of attempts to muzzle the Palestinian people and to get them and their supporters in France to surrender absolutely to Israel's oppression.’ Sylvie Perrot, another pro-Palestine activist from Paris, said: ‘Fascist states stop people demonstrating against wars – it is beyond belief that French Socialists are following their example.’ There were false claims made last week that synagogues in Paris had been targeted by pro-Palestinian demonstrators. Infact videos showed armed vigilantes from a group called the Jewish Defence League (LDJ) baiting demonstrators into fights. There were no arrests among the LDJ, despite them fighting and smashing up property in full view of the police. Six pro-Palestine protestors were arrested for a variety of public order offences, but none had been anywhere near Paris synagogues, which remained undamaged. A judicial enquiry is set to be launched into the false allegations made about the synagogue attacks – ones which people claim were made up to demonise supporters of Palestine by associating them with anti-Semitism.

The Golden State Warriors were desperate at halftime of Game 6 of the Western Conference finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. When forward Andre Iguodala started the second half in Oklahoma City, few questioned the ploy. It was a slightly surprising move, but not a controversial one. Iguodala is one of the five best players on this team, after all, and a key member of Golden State's famed "Death Lineup." With the switch, the Warriors snagged their first second-half lead in Chesapeake Energy Arena since Stephen Curry's famous 37-foot game winner on Feb. 27. They quickly lost their advantage Saturday, but they eventually wrenched it back in crunch time, thanks in large part to Iguodala's defense on Kevin Durant. Andre Iguodala got a surprise start in the second half of GameIguodala in his role is that he's needed to buoy the bench -- and it's a bench Kerr believes in. Kerr's slogan for his team is "Strength in Numbers," meaning that almost everyone has a role, and almost everyone feels invested. In this paradigm, Iguodala operates almost as the bench's connective tissue, someone who animates players whose talents aren't as multifaceted as his own. More than that, he's a coach on the floor, getting his reserves into their proper places throughout the game. So, while Iguodala might be a better overall player than Harrison Barnes, he's also better-suited to helping solidify the second unit. That's the theory, anyway, and it's a foundational one in this operation. Kerr's big move upon taking over was shifting Iguodala to the bench. It's also why

Label: Soulection Genre: Hip-Hop Members: Pheo Based: Moreno Valley, California Sounds Like: @Peace, Schoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar Links: Bandcamp, Twitter Californian MC Pheo has been on the scene since the 2009 release of Word to Your Blogger, but he first caught our eye with his outstanding collaberation with Soulection Radio and UTB Life$tyle. The nine-track EP released in March sees Pheo speaking out about his experiences with women, adversity and everyday issues and happenings. All this is delivered in a laid-back, almost hypnotic flow on top of some really nice and similarly chilled beats from a host of top producers. We’ve picked out our favourite two, the first produced by our favourite New Zealand beatmaker Christoph El Truento (from @Peace) and the second sampling the grime colossus that is Wood Ridim. Definitely explore theWith Islamic State defeated, European countries are facing a conundrum over citizens who left to join the terrorist organization and are now held in captivity in Iraq and Syria. RT spoke to some of them. An estimated 5,000 foreign fighters from European nations went to join Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) between 2011 and 2016. France, Germany, the UK, and Belgium were the biggest contributors. Some of these people, as well as those who went to Iraq and Syria to become civilians in the would-be ‘caliphate’, are now stuck in legal limbo. Their home countries are reluctant to take them back, considering their record of fighting for a terrorist organization that committed numerous atrocities in the Middle East and staged deadly attacks in Europe. Also on rt.com But they are dangerous!

important precident here, and it involves the Nats. Lucas Giolito was in the discussion of going 1st overall in the 2012 draft before injuring his arm, and the Nats grabbed him at #16. After attempting to rehab the arm all summer, Giolito’s one pro outing that year was stopped short and he had the surgery. He returned ahead of schedule, got in 36 pro innings in 2013, and started this year in the low-A full season rotation. One of the reasons Giolito signed was because of the Nats track record with the injury and its recovery, and its reputation for putting the player’s concerns over the teams (see Strasburg Shutdowngate and the similar handling of Jordan Zimmermann and Taylor Jordan). Now, Hoffman is no Giolito; he’s older, hisSouthern California -- this just in Mother of soccer team hazing victim: 'I just want justice' September 25, 2012 | 6:38 am The mother of one of four teenagers allegedly sexually assaulted in a soccer team hazing ritual at La Puente High School said she worried about retaliation and wanted her son "out of this school district." Four students at La Puente High School were arrested on suspicion of assault in connection with allegations they hazed younger boys on the varsity soccer team by sexually assaulting them a pole, authorities said Monday. A coach, who was not named, has been placed on administrative leave. Law enforcement sources, not authorized to publicly discuss specifics while the investigation is ongoing, said that in at least one instance there is evidence that a pole or stick was used to sodomize a minor. In

plans to meet him in late September when he finishes at the Vietnam Memorial in the nation's capital. Hoping to walk 25 miles a day, Lewis plans to reach Chicago, dip down to North Carolina and then up to Washington, D.C.Lewis, a Vietnam veteran and retired electrical engineer, is pushing a flag-decorated cart loaded with a tent, a sleeping bag, clothes for any weather condition, a second pair of shoes and a solar panel to power his iPhone, which is interfaced with a SPOT global positioning system that allows his supporters to track his progress online.He spent Sunday night at the Sultan Firehouse, where firefighters Steve Tonkin, Michelle Fox and Andrew Lowry decided to take Lewis out for supper."He's got a long way to go, so we wantedCommonwealth Championships 2017 Team Announced England Weightlifting are delighted to announce a 13 strong Team to compete at the 2017 Commonwealth Championships in Brisbane, Australia from 3-9 September. The team includes 2014 Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Zoe Smith and bronze medallist Ben Watson, both of whom are recovering from long term injuries and will be keen to demonstrate their fitness and that they can be firm contenders for success on the Gold Coast next April. The team also contains a number of recently crowned British Champions, with 21 times Senior Champion Jo Calvino leading the way, supported by 2012 Olympian and multiple British winners Jack Oliver, Chris Freebury and first time winners Haroon Siraj, Alex Collier, John Hanna, Sarah Davies and Emily Campbell. The selection of Kelly Jo Robson will also

from arguably the most influential and defining period in video game history. At the starting gate, it gazed up at the towering giants who influenced the rise of gaming in popular culture, but after crossing the finish line, the eyes are level. Steven Petite attempts to divide his time between freelance and fiction writing, reading far too many novels, and playing half a dozen games simultaneously. He is a lifelong Cleveland native, and consequently a tortured sports enthusiast. He is a staff writer for Fiction Southeast and The Rock Office. He has frequently written for The Huffington Post and his fiction has appeared in Cigale Literary Magazine. RELATED: The Gamers Next Door Play ‘Call of Duty’ Zombies with OMGitsfirefoxx at The Playboy MansionA live speech by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at a military event on Saturday was abruptly cut short after an apparent explosion. Drones loaded with explosives detonated close to the event, Venezuelan Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said, describing it as an "attack" against the leftist leader. Maduro and the rest of the government escaped unharmed, he said, adding that seven National Guard soldiers were injured. Russia, Turkey and Spain issued statements condemning the apparent attack, saying they stood in support of Maduro and the people of Venezuela. The Russian Foreign Ministry said "the use of terrorist methods is categorically unacceptable as instruments of political struggle." Read more: 5 things to understand about oil-rich, cash-poor Venezuela Several security members were injured in the apparent attack Far-right plot claim Addressing Venezuelans after the incident, Maduro blamed far-right factions

The Kimberly's Western Australia. Landscape of the Australian Outback offers visitors the chance to escape to a world of open skies, abundant wildlife, historic settlements, Aboriginal culture and real-life characters. A look at the clouds at dusk over Kings Park, Perth Australia this may seem like a normal cloud. But you try to look at the clouds are exposed to sunlight luminescence, shaped like lafadz Allah SWT. This is a real replica of the house from the Pixar movie Up!, in Herriman, Utah. A real couple lives here, and the inside of the house is the same to the movie also! The couple allows visitors to walk through.on account of materials already extracted. The trial court granted the injunction prayed and awarded damages in a small amount. 2 The facts are undisputed. In 1915 the Department of the Interior issued to one Stoller a homestead patent to 160 acres of land located in Secs. 13 and 24, Twp. 11 South, Range 12 East of Willamette Meridian, in Oregon. This homesteaded area embraces within its limits the 20-acre mining claim in question, which latter was located by appellant in 1951. In 1937, long prior to the location, the United States had purchased from the grantee of Stoller the 160-acre tract. The government's purchases apparently included also other privately owned lands in the same sections, in other sections of the Township, and in adjoining Townships. The purpose of the

Related Articles Waving the East Coast fun flag one episode at a time – It's SEA AND BE SCENE TV with your host Stephanie Beaumont, broadcast on Bell Aliant's Community ONE channel. In this episode we're in St.Andrew's by the Sea, New Brunswick for the first of 2 parts of a great adventure. We're staying at the historic Algonquin Resort and after a $48 million dollar renovation period we talk about the re-imagining with Denise Bradbury, Director of Sales & Marketing. We also timed our stay to coincide with Paddlefest and chat with one of the awesome headliners - Fredericton's own David Myles and we hear some great music back at the resort from local artist Chambers McLean. We had a great tour of the award winning Algonquin Golf Course with Director ofA Saskatoon Fire Department diver found the body of a male in the river around 5:42 p.m. Thursday, the fire department says. The body was found near the person's last known location near the Victoria Boathouse. Upon recovery and removal of the body from the river, the scene was turned over to the Saskatoon Police Service and the Office of the Chief Coroner for further investigation. The fire department had responded early in the afternoon to a 911 call of a person in distress near the boathouse, deploying water rescue boats equipped with sonar technology and firefighter-divers. A passerby provided CTV News video of a woman who was kayaking when she saw the incident and called 911. The woman said she thought she should try and help the person. "If he gets into trouble

Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout MORE’s report, has expanded to include new areas. Those areas include Trump’s alleged floating of pardons to border and law enforcement officials, payments made to women alleging affairs with the president, and whether the president profited from government spending at his family-owned properties during official trips. While a majority of the Democratic House delegation has voiced support for impeachment in some form, some, including the CPC, appear to hew in favor of an investigation into impeachment rather than a formal impeachment inquiry that requires a vote in the House. The party’s leadership has maintained its position against formal impeachment, arguing that any effort beyond Nadler’s investigation to remove Trump from office remains publicly unpopular and would fail toThe Supreme Court of Canada has quashed the Yukon government's decision to dramatically weaken a plan to preserve a vast wilderness area in the Peel Watershed, handing a victory to First Nations communities in the territory. In a unanimous decision Friday, the top court overturned a Court of Appeal ruling that gave the territorial government the right to completely revisit the process undertaken by the Yukon Land Use Planning Council, a joint body set up under a modern treaty with four First Nations. Prior to the court's decision, Premier Sandy Silver – who was elected a year ago – promised to respect the recommendations of the land-use council to preserve 55 per cent of the wilderness area permanently and impose a temporary ban on development in another 25 per cent