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We had a healthy back and forth. He introduced us to Chris Mosier. (For those of you who not already familiar with Chris, he's the first transgender athlete to earn a spot on a U.S. mens national team). He's an amazing athlete and a groundbreaking force in broadening the acceptance of transgender athletes on the world stage. Despite being in the midst of preparing for the World Duathlon Championships that take place in Spain this weekend, Chris was kind enough to take some time to speak with us. He offered some thoughtful ideas on how we might consider learning from our mistake and evolving as an organization. We are implementing a number of his suggestions and hope to have further conversations with him. When I reached out to Zeigler, hefinally to the Franco-German armistice, which went into effect on 24 June, after the British had earlier evacuated from Dunkirk. _Unflinching Zeal_ originated as a stand-alone sequel to a previous book, _Two Roads to War: The French and British Air Arms from Versailles to Dunkirk_ , a comparative study of the growth of French and British airpower up to the summer of that year. This current work evolved from my curiosity as to whether or not the Armée de l'Air (French air force) of 1940, given all the handicaps under which it had come into being and developed, was capable of destroying the 1,000 Luftwaffe aircraft it claimed. To unravel that query I applied knowledge of the Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain, and also of the

1552 (1983). In Howard, the plaintiff had alleged a claim under Alabama law as a third party beneficiary of the 503 affirmative action clause contained in contracts between his employer and the federal government. The Eleventh Circuit rejected this claim. It held that state contract remedies could not be used to enforce 503 essentially for the reasons Exxon has offered to us in support of its preemption argument. Title Authors Document Type Poster Publication Date 2019 Department Business Administration Faculty Advisor Carol Bartlo Abstract Sports gambling has become more of a social norm in society today than in years past; this has paved the way for easy access for people to gamble. Advances in technology have also allowed ease of access to gambling. Internet gambling has promoted habitual gambling and has led people to form addictions. In addition to the effect gambling has on people, it also has affected the competitions being bet on and the behaviors of fans as well as others around those particular fans. Gambling is involved in nearly every aspect of sports, professional or amateur, legal or illegal, through the nature of competition. Fantasy sports have changed the way people look at gambling and has garnered it a new identity. Fantasy sports start

Chelsea. pic.twitter.com/BzBguAXwix — John Counts (@John_Counts) October 1, 2015 Bristle's family bought the farm across from the mammoth site back in the 1950s, but it wasn't until about two months ago that he acquired this specific parcel of land. He was digging around to create lift station for a natural gas line. He told Ann Arbor News that he new the find was "out of the norm," to put it mildly. "My grandson came over to look at it, he's 5 years old, he was speechless," he said. Local news site Chelsea Update also posted some pictures on their Facebook page. The woolly mammoth lived during the Pleistocene era, and was one of the last in a line of mammoth species. Researchers say that the animal, with its enormous tusks and trunk, lookedAfter a five-day closure, the CN Tower re-opened on Friday afternoon. The Tower was originally closed Monday after melting ice chunks began falling from it, punching a hole in the Rogers Centre roof and prompting the postponement of a game between the Jays and the Kansas City Royals. (The two teams faced off the following day in a double-header.) The Ripley’s Aquarium was also closed. The aquarium had a photo of Vanilla Ice on its large electronic billboard this week, informing passersby of its closure with the warning, Ice Ice Baby. Other closures included Bremner Blvd., between Lower Simcoe St. and Rees St., and the John St. extension over the railroad tracks near Union Station, police said. As the weather warmed over the course of the week, the area had to

Reviews - Contemporary School teacher Clara comes from England and dreams of becoming a writer of travel articles. When she decides to travel to Spain, she gets more than she bargains for when she meets a woman who looks just like her. The woman tells Clara she wants to go away with the man she wants to marry, but can’t due to her dance contract. Amber Reyes loves her job as principal of the elementary school in her hometown of Destiny, California. She dreams of a family of her own, and her only wish is that the town wasn’t so lacking in the eligible male department! Max Burnett is hoping a fresh start in his old hometown will provide his grief-stricken six-year-old twins, Kate and Will, a chance to movepast the loss of their mother. Jarret Alvarez is a cancer survivor driven to help others. When he has the opportunity to adopt a boy and help him obtain needed medical treatment, he is dismayed to discover that the agency will not release Gabe into his care without Jarret having a wife. Just when time is running out, the ex-girlfriend he never forgot and her twin sister move in next door. Brooke is struggling to understand how her 5-year marriage has crumbled overnight. She decides a coffee might perk her up, but find herself covered in billionaire Cole Miller's coffee instead. He attempts to apologize for the mishap and eventually proposes an offer to Brooke that could help them both. WESTERN: At the height of the hippie movement, Cassie Halliday has

France, the Netherlands and Belgium issued a joint statement saying the new measure "undermined Romania's progress on rule of law and the fight against corruption over the past 10 years." The embassies said the government should "reverse this unhelpful course." "The fight against corruption needs to be advanced, not undone," President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker and his deputy said in a statement. "We are following the latest developments in Romania with great concern." Romania riot police monitoring the Bucharest rally The Social Democrats only won power back in a December 2016 election, a year after protesters drove them from office after a deadly fire at a nightclub which had been blamed on corruption and impunity. Some 2,000 abuse of power cases are under investigation by anti-corruption prosecutors. However, the Social DemocratsDouliery Olivier/ABACA USA/ABACA USA In her eight years in the White House, Michelle Obama became a sweetheart of the fashion world, beloved by designers thrilled to dress her. For at least one of those industry stars, those days are gone. French designer Sophie Theallet vowed never to dress incoming first lady Melania Trump in an open letter posted to her Twitter account Thursday night. Open letter | Sophie Theallet | November 17th, 2016 pic.twitter.com/g1hIAyBmdF — sophie theallet (@sophietheallet) November 17, 2016 Theallet, who is based in New York City and has designed collections for Lane Bryant, explained in the letter that her brand “stands against all discrimination and prejudice” and calls her runway shows, campaigns and celebrity dressings “a celebration of diversity and reflection of the world we live in.” In that spirit,

presidential nominee Donald Trump trailing Democrat Hillary Clinton by 15 points among likely voters. The last Republican to win the presidential contest in Wisconsin was Ronald Reagan in 1984. Republicans are trying to hold the Senate seat of Johnson, who is in a tough re-election fight against Democrat and former three-term U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold. There is also a key battle in the 8th Congressional District, where Gallagher faces Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson, a Democrat. The incumbent Republican, Reid Ribble, is retiring from Congress. Brad Courtney, chairman of the state GOP, said the party was "humbled by the support" from Ryan and added the "investment will make our party even stronger, building an unprecedented ground game to elect Republicans up and down the ballot in 2016."Horror as remote-control helicopter stunt pilot, 19, partially-decapitates himself with his aircraft after he lost control Roman Pirozek Jr, 19, was an avid RC helicopter hobbyist He specialized in performing dare-devil tricks with his powerful $1,500 model helicopter His own father watched as the blades of the 6-pound RC flyer sliced off a piece of his head He was dead when police arrived A 19-year-old New York City man has died after partially-decapitating himself with his own remote-controlled helicopter. Roman Pirozek Jr, was pulling a stunt with the chopper at a Brooklyn park Thursday afternoon when he lost control and the RC device flew into his head. The blades sliced off a piece of his skull and slashed his throat. Pirozek was an avid model helicopter enthusiast, who was vice-president of a local hobby club.

habitation, onto its list of permanently disqualifying offenses. That updated rule snagged Ted Brannum. He was 17 years old when, in 1981, he broke into a Tarrant County house he thought was empty. “I done something stupid that I shouldn’t have,” he said. The judge agreed, suspending his sentence and placing him on probation. Court records show a judge later set aside Brannum’s conviction. By the time he applied last year for a registration to work as an unarmed security guard, 37 years had passed since the crime. According to DPS rules, however, that didn’t matter. The agency summarily denied Brannum’s application, and then rejected his appeal. Six weeks ago, an administrative judge recommended Brannum, now 55, be allowed to become a guard. He said he has offers from two companies, awaitinggraduation, his former ward, the California Youth Authority (now the Division of Juvenile Justice), invited him to apply for a job. His previous life — “a partying hobbyist,” he said — helped him better understand and manage the young offenders. He retired after 28 years. With the help of an FBI mentor, Kirschner also founded a security company, Threat Management and Protection, Inc. He later earned a master’s degree in business. He was even approved to work in Texas. In 2008, DPS granted Kirschner his private security license, granting renewals every two years. Yet his 2016 form was rejected. Even though he’d built a new life in law enforcement in the four decades since his crime — and held his Texas license in good standing for nearly a decade —

Weeks after being described by Donald Trump as a “nut job,” James Comey on Thursday deftly recast his confrontation with the president as a clash between the legal principles at the foundation of American democracy, and a venal, self-interested politician who does not recognize, let alone uphold, them. In sworn testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Mr. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, made clear that he had no confidence in the president’s integrity. Why? “The nature of the person,” he said. Confronted with low presidential character for the first time in his career, Mr. Comey began writing meticulous notes of every conversation with Mr. Trump. “I was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting,” he said. Mr. Comey said he was stunned during one Ovalvisitor a winter scene of rural Japan, which is both simple in style and stunning in execution, with some marvellous attention to detail and lots of opportunities for the SL photographer. The arrival point is located in the north-east corner of the region, atop a rocky outcrop, upon which sits the ruins of an old temple. with a forlorn bell, the rafters from which it was once suspended having long since split and collapsed, walls holed and partially boarded-up and with doors broken , one might think the temple deserted but for the lamp burning outside and the game of ban-sugoroku apparently in progress inside the temple shell. Yuki No Yume, Sand Bar Island (Flickr) – click an image for full size A path winds its way down the side of

I found when I tried to apprehend John Bolton, one of the architects of the war in George Bush's government, at the Hay festival in 2008, and as Peter Tatchell found when he tried to detain Robert Mugabe, nothing focuses attention on these issues more than an attempted citizen's arrest. In October I mooted the idea of a bounty to which the public could contribute, ­payable to anyone who tried to arrest Tony Blair if he became president of the European Union. He didn't of course, but I asked those who had pledged money whether we should go ahead anyway. The response was overwhelmingly positive. So today I am launching a website – www.arrestblair.org – whose purpose is to raise money as a reward for people attempting a peacefulwell-acquainted with Seattle-Tacoma International Airport! The Falling and the Rising Our November presentation of The Falling and the Rising was a tremendous success thanks to the new partnerships with Intrepid Spirit Center, Path with Art, Veteran Rites, Puget Sound Music Therapy, MusicWorks4Veterans, and The Red Badge Project—organizations working to improve the lives of veterans in the Puget Sound region. This new American opera about military service, sacrifice, and trauma—issues we struggle to acknowledge and discuss—was also the first production to take place in Tagney Jones Hall. You can read more about The Falling and the Rising on Seattle Magazine, KUOW, and The Seattle Times. One Year at the Opera Center This month marks the first anniversary in our new home at Seattle Center. It has been a very productive year, to say

HER NAME HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED. ACCORDING TO THE CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT, SEVEN PEOPLE OF THE RESIDENTS, ONLY ONE WAS HOME AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE. THE CAUSE OF THE BLAZE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION. THE LARGEST MEASLES OUTBREAK OFFICIALLY IS OVER. OFFICIALS SAY THEY STOP THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS WHICH PEAKED IN MAY. SUSAN-ELIZABETH LITTLEFIELD EXPLAINS HOW OFFICIALS WERE ABLE TO HELP THE STATE GO FROM 79 CASES TO ZERO. THE IMAGES MAKE MANY CRINGE. BUT THIS RASH, THIS VIRUS WAS REALITY FOR 79 MINNESOTA FAMILIES. MOST OF THEM, SOMALI FAMILIES. THERE IS NO OTHER WAY OF PREVENTING MEASLES UNLESS YOU DO A VACCINATION. Reporter: THE SOMALI AMERICAN DOCTOR MADE THE PLEA FOR PEOPLE TO GET THEIR KIDS VACCINATED. SOMETHING MANY ARE AFRAID TO DO. THE DEPARTMENT UPHELD ALSO WORKED WITH CHICK OR, GETTING THE FAITH COMMUNITY INVOLVED, EXPLAINING HOW SERIOUS THE OUTBREAK WAS. -- WORKED WITH IMAMS, GETTING THE FAITH COMMUNITY INVOLVED, EXPLAINING HOW SERIOUS THE OUTBREAK WAS. WE HAVE COME HERE TO ANNOUNCE THATTV On The Radio released their fifth studio album 'Seeds' in November 2014 - their first release on Harvest Records - and now the band launch a black and white video set in a skate park for their song 'Lazarray'.

on Amazon Prime Video. Regina Hall earned a Film Independent Spirit Award nomination for her performance as a protective manager in “Support the Girls” (2018), a smart indie comedy about the women working in a Hooters-like sports bar. On Hulu. Netflix released “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” (2018, not rated), a feature-length episode of the dark science fiction series presented as a video game-like interactive experience, without advance notice last week. There are dozens of choices and multiple endings but, due to technical requirements, it is not available on all devices (notably Apple TV and Google Chromecast). Classic pick: Marilyn Monroe is the bubbly gold digger dance partner to wry, man-hungry Jane Russell in “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” (1953), Howard Hawks’ twist on buddy film machismo. It’s a delightful, hilarious farce with great musicalrecommendations. Eighteen years ago, a man named Mark Hogencamp was brutally beaten by five men outside of a bar in Kingston, N.Y. The assault put him in a coma for over a week and left him with permanent brain damage and little memory of his previous life. To cope, he constructed an elaborate miniature World War II-era Belgian town where he would create fantasy sequences with dolls representing himself, his friends and even his assailants, and photographed them. He called the town Marwencol and the eccentric and fascinating scene caught the attention of the art world, the media and eventually became the subject of an acclaimed 2010 documentary. Why Hollywood and an always innovative filmmaker like Robert Zemeckis would be drawn to this inherently dramatic, emotional and fantastical story is

building at Pearl and Pine streets downtown. Between a smaller residential population and more lenient zoning requirements, he said they felt less resistance. "Businesses are generally in favor of residential projects because they are looking to expand their customer base," he said. "The city is actively looking to revitalize downtown, so the process tends to be streamlined when there is an active effort to bring new life to an area." On the flip side, the developer was met with resistance from some Pine Hills neighbors when Jankow initially proposed the redevelopment of the former Playdium Bowling alley site at 363 Ontario St. Jankow said residents' input was taken into consideration in the planning for three four-story buildings with 109 apartments and upwards of 6,000 square feet of retail space. "We do ourof her as a less funny, less talented Neil Simon. But without a penis. And also dead. In any event, Wasserstein was on Letterman one day promoting her new play and told a story about how she was a NYC native and how her family would go to see the Rockettes Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall every year. For non-New Yorkers, that's like a big deal institution thing. People come from all over and wait in really long lines. Well, turns out Wendy lived like just a subway ride away and each year her family would do this cute thing where they'd walk to the front of this long line of people waiting in the cold, and lie. They'd say they were a family from Arkansas

With the onset of the college basketball season, storylines abound. Some local programs are trying to put last season’s disappointing endings in the rearview mirror, while others are trying to build on successful campaigns. Let’s take a tour around Massachusetts as the regular season tips off tonight: Boston College: Junior Jerome Robinson and sophomore Ky Bowman make up what some believe to be the best backcourt in the Atlantic Coast Conference, but the Eagles will need more contributions elsewhere if they’re going to rise from the basement of the league. Fifth-year senior forward Deontae Hawkins should help that cause. The transfer from Illinois State arrives after nearly leading the Redbirds to an NCAA tournament bid last season. He gives BC a dimension in the frontcourt that coach Jim Christianrun at a league title. Fifth-year senior Cedric Hankerson will carry much of the load, and the Terriers will need to figure out how to operate at point guard after the departure of Kyle Foreman. Freshman forward Walter Whyte figures to make some immediate contributions. Harvard: The Crimson are the best team in Massachusetts, and the preseason Ivy League favorite has a strong chance to return to the postseason after coming up short in the inaugural Ivy tournament last year. Program pillars Siyani Chambers and Zena Edosomwan are gone, but Harvard has loads of talent. Bryce Aiken, the reigning Ivy League Rookie of the Year, will run the show, and classmates Seth Towns and Chris Lewis are coming off strong freshman seasons themselves. Coach Tommy Amaker again has a deep

was one of the largest in recent U.S. history, twice the size of the 1993 Branch Davidian raid in Waco, Texas, which initially involved 76 ATF agents. It almost rivaled the recent 200-strong statewide manhunt for California cop-killing cop, Christopher Dorner. Yet only a few local stories emerged and those presented a hysterical portrait of Porter while largely under-reporting the police presence. Why the raid? The Maryland State Police did not notify town officials or Washington County Sheriff Douglas Mullendore, who learned of the raid after it began, when it requested the use of his SWAT Team and Bearcat. The MSP also set up a command center at a campground within the national park without notifying the Park Police. Bills have since been introduced in the Maryland legislature by Washingtonwasting time on seeming trifles. But their daily efforts, which go largely unreported, paint a much more balanced picture. For example, the MSP Gang Enforcement Unit has aggressively investigated violent street gangs, one of the largest sources of gun violence. Between 2010 and 2012 alone, the Gang Unit made 621 gang arrests and seized 94 firearms. This does not include their extensive work with multi-agency task forces. Here, they have participated in successful operations against such violent gangs as the Crips and Bloods, Wise Guyz, B-6, the Black Guerrilla Family, Juggalos, the Dead Man Incorporated crime syndicate and others, and have brought many of these offenders to justice. Militarization of police The SWAT concept was popularized by Los Angeles Police Chief Darryl Gates in the late 1960s in response to large-scale

history of lynching blacks and voter suppression. Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Hyde-Smith to the Senate in April to replace Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Mississippi, who retired for health reasons. She was supposed to enjoy an easy path to election following a Nov. 6 primary that included her, Espy and conservative Republican firebrand Chris McDaniel. But the runoff turned into a referendum on race and Mississippi’s racial past after two videos surfaced earlier this month that thrust Hyde-Smith into controversy and put her uncomfortably in the national spotlight. The first video showed Hyde-Smith at a campaign event earlier this month saying that she would be “on the front row” if a supporter whom she knew invited her to a “public hanging.” The second video showed her telling a group at another campaign stop thisthe assassination of JFK, the death of Marilyn Monroe, the Watts riots of 1965, and the north-east black out of that same year. Numerous cultural icons show up throughout the series, including The Beatles, Jim Morrison, Ed Sullivan, and Timothy Leary, as well as real-life figures from politics, science, and UFOlogy, such as Harry Truman, Allen Dulles, Nelson Rockefeller, J. Edgar Hoover, J. Allen Hynek, and Carl Sagan. So, how did such an ambitious UFO show come to be? While researching my book, Silver Screen Saucers, Dark Skies co-creator Bryce Zabel shared with me the intriguing and, at times, creepy production history of his show. Zabel and Friedman pitched their series to networks in the form of a faux “Top Secret” briefing file, modeled on the MJ-12 documents. The thick,

his message to humanity in the last century through his talks in various countries. His messages attract those who wish to step off the conventional rut. TC Gopalakrishnan's insight: J. Krishnamurti (1895 – 1986) has been regarded as one of the greatest spiritual teachers of all times. Free from affiliation to any religion or school of thought, he talked rom his own state of inner transformation that could take his listeners to higher dimensions of awareness. His messages bring about a paradigm shift in the minds of those who are open to the esoteric side of life. Many methods of meditation are in practice. People choose one or a few of them and bring about some peace of mind. While this approach is helpful, it is good to discover what itpursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(A) and (6) the debt arising from two vehicle loans (the "Debt"). The proceeding was tried to the Court on October 11, 2006 and was taken under submission. After considering the evidence presented and the arguments made at trial, the Court finds and concludes that Patelco is entitled to a judgment of nondischargeability as to the Debt. The basis for the Court's decision is set forth below.[1] BACKGROUND At all times relevant to this proceeding, the Debtor was and still is an automobile salesman. He has over eighteen years of experience in the automobile sales industry. He has held positions at most levels of management, including sales manager, finance manager, and director of operations. In November 2001, the Debtor was employed by Hayward Motors, Hayward, California,

it ?) another laugh riot session for few minutes before we crossed the traffic. During the journey, we had a lot of amazing and memorable talks. Reshma talking about her vlogging journey, Arjun about his journey and our Amity connection. It was fun. We were following the navigation while the support car told something else. It was not long before, he left us and went to the hotel 😛 I got tired and asked Reshma to take over. I was again ‘off duty’ and had another laugh riot in the back seat before we reached the hotel. Tata Nexon Bloggers Drive comes to an end We returned to a great display of tradition and culture of Kerala. Folks at Kochi Marriott had setup a great buffet spread including specialty dishes— Cher (@cher) July 27, 2016 NEVER IN MY WILDEST IMAGINATION DID I THINK ID HEAR AN AMERICAN,ASK A HOSTILE GOV 2DECLARE CYBOR WAR AGAINST OUR COUNTRY#BENEDICTTRUMP — Cher (@cher) July 27, 2016 OMG NOT ONLY SHOULD NOT B ABLE 2RUN 4PRESIDENT OF HE SHOULD BE KICKED OUT OF HES A FKNG TRAITOR HE JUST ASK PUTIN 2"HACK AMERICA" — Cher (@cher) July 27, 2016 Trump earlier Wednesday said he hoped Russian hackers accused of breaching Democratic National Committee (DNC) systems also have the messages Clinton erased from the server she used during her time as secretary of State. ADVERTISEMENT “If they hacked, they probably have her 33,000 emails,” he said during a press conference at his Miami-area hotel. "I hope they do. “They probably have her 33,000 emails that she lost and deleted,” the

converted to Christianity in 1885, here we see him, almost sixty years later in 1944, writing an “Open Letter to the Jews” in which he warns them about “envious Christians” who would persecute them “even if you were innocent as the angels.” To my mind, this sounds more Talmudic than Christian. With the rise of German fascism, Jewish art historians began to flee Nazi Germany, along with those Marxist revolutionaries known as the Frankfurt School. Most of these Jews ended up in America. At New York University alone, the following Jewish art historians were to take up residence: Richard Ettinghaven, Walter Friedlander, Karl Lehman, Alfred Salmony, Guido Schoenberger, Martin Weinberger. Art historian Lipton probably also has in mind — when she says she wanted to live in a predominantly JewishEditor's note: Art of Movement is CNN's monthly show exploring the latest innovations in art, culture, science and technology. (CNN) -- Inventor Glenn Martin admits he appears crazy -- "But it's the crazy people who change the world." "Some people work on old cars, some do quilting, some collect stamps, I build jetpacks." Night after night for 30 years, the New Zealand father-of-two worked on a secret machine in his garage. Wife Vanessa was one of the few people who knew about the space-age contraption quietly taking shape at their home in Christchurch. Luckily for Martin she was not only "as crazy as him," but petite enough to be its first test pilot. Twelve prototypes and $17 million later, and what started as a young university student's hobby could soon be on the

drugs for nonmedicinal reasons, three-quarters of whom may be abusing them. Legal prescription drug abuse is a silent epidemic, and is part of the reason why the modern American medical system has become the leading cause of death and injury in the United States. Authored in two parts by Gary Null, PhD, Carolyn Dean, MD ND, Martin Feldman, MD, Debora Rasio, MD, and Dorothy Smith, PhD, the comprehensive Death by Medicine article described in excruciating detail how everything from medical errors to adverse drug reactions to unnecessary procedures caused more harm than good. Seven years after the original article was written, an analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine November 25, 2010 piqued my interest — the researchers found that, despite efforts to improve patient safety in theSingapore is a thriving city metropolis, it is also a small nation. It may be one of the first countries to take a leap into being a “smart nation,” far beyond the ambitions of the “smart city.” There is a stark difference between the Singapore we see today and eight years ago when the Marina Bay Sands Hotel was built. The center of the 720-square-meter island was essentially seawater, and needed to be built up with many tons of soil shipped in to support the ambitious structures that would eventually make up the profile and economy of this city/state/country. This is where geospatial comes in, and it is indelibly woven into the fabric of how the island came to support such structures and new economic growth. In Bentley’s world view,

supposed to take him home, but instead took him to a secluded area, stripped him naked and shot him dead, later claiming Mansur had made a lunge for his gun.” Now, Behenna has a presidential pardon and Ali Mansur Mohammed is still dead. Who else is in line for a possible pardon? The list includes Nicholas Slatten, a former contractor for Blackwater, twice convicted of murder in federal court for his part in the infamous Nisour Square massacre of 14 civilians in Baghdad in 2007. Blackwater, you may recall, was a mercenary outfit owned until 2010 by Erik Prince, a Trump confidant and the brother of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. Also under consideration for pardons: Army Major Matthew Golsteyn, a Green Beret accused of murdering an unarmed Afghan Navy Specialmurder. All the rest were acquitted. Calley was sentenced to life in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, later reduced to 20 years. However, in a move that would presage Donald Trump's order to release Eddie Gallagher, the day after Calley's conviction, President Richard Nixon arranged for him to be moved to Fort Benning, Georgia, where he lived under house arrest until his parole a mere three-and-a-half years later. As Nick Turse revealed in the Nation 40 years later, My Lai was no aberration. It was part of a larger operation called Speedy Express, conceived at the highest military levels, involving civilian murders committed across a wide swath of South Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. As Turse wrote in 2008: “From December 1968 through May 1969, a large-scale operation was carried out

Whistler and his paintings in Fors Clavigera, he brought tremendous cultural capital to bear. He was indisputably England’s leading art critic, and he had occupied the highest echelon of art criticism, the Slade Professorship of Fine Arts at Oxford, for eight years. Though his criticisms had been the object of fierce remonstrance earlier in his career, by 1877 Ruskin’s word was taken as gospel by many, for whom it enshrined principles that went to the heart of an industrialized, mercantilist society even as Ruskin critiqued that society. The very crudity of Ruskin’s attack is an indication that he was counting on his preeminence as a critic and an art economist to carry the day. Though blind to Whistler’s artistic merits, Ruskin’s criticism was motivated by politico-economic principles that manyPater had accommodated himself to fiction, eschewing any direct acknowledgment of the critic’s cultural prerogatives. The intervening years, which witnessed the death of Matthew Arnold as well as Ruskin’s descent into periodic madness and seeming irrelevance (despite the fitful brilliance of such works as The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century and Praeterita), had also seen a corresponding elevation and broadening of the concept of the artist. New galleries had opened (see, for example, Pamela Fletcher, “On the Rise of the Commercial Art Gallery in London”), new technologies allowed visual work to be reproduced more broadly, and during the period of Whistler’s association with it (1884-88), the Society of British Artists saw not merely an exponential growth in membership but also the award of a Royal Charter. As importantly,

actually feel we shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban—read African-American—voter-turnout machine,” Franklin County Republican Chair Doug Preisse infamously told the Columbus Dispatch in August. Black voters in Cuyahoga County used in-person early voting at a rate twenty-six times greater than whites in 2008, according to a new study by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights. 97,000 votes were cast in Ohio in 2008 during the last three days of the election, which Husted and the Ohio GOP want to eliminate (except for Republican-learning members of the military), and two courts recently reinstated. “The majority (57 percent) of these 97,000 votes were cast in thirteen larger counties, disproportionately affecting African-Americans and low-income voters,” found a report from the Northeast Ohio Voter Advocates. The Obama campaign argued inAs US authorities continue with Operation in Our Sites, putting pressure on file-sharing services and seizing their domains, for some it is all to easy to champion a heroic fight back against these "forces of evil". But for the admins of one site targeted by ICE and DHS, the thought of being extradited to the US is a step too far. What started off as fun was turning into something else. Today they announce that "enough is enough." Spoiled by the militant style of The Pirate Bay founders, who raised their middle fingers at some of the most powerful corporate and governmental organizations in the world, many in the file-sharing community feel that utter defiance is the only approach to dealing with copyright-related adversity. With such a high benchmark set

Marcus Rashford was thrust into the senior spotlight in February 2016 – with spectacular results – and has not looked back since. The homegrown youth product has already come such a long way in a short time and having the happy knack of scoring on his debuts has helped. He netted twice against Midtjylland when thrust into the spotlight in a Europa League tie and followed it up with a brace against Arsenal on his Premier League bow. The fleet-footed forward found the net on his first England appearance, within a couple of minutes of the 2-1 win over Australia at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light to become the youngest man to score on his Three Lions debut, beating Tommy Lawton’s 1938 record. A famous derby winner at Manchester City and crucialFA Cup replay goal on the way to winning the trophy under Louis van Gaal continued his sharp upward trajectory, which continued with representing his country at Euro 2016. A new contract until 2020, with the option of a further year, was just reward for his meteoric rise to stardom. After being involved in 53 games in all competitions in the following season, getting off the mark when coming off the bench to hit an injury-time winner at Hull City early in the campaign, it was obvious he was no flash in the pan. Indeed, Jose Mourinho continued to show faith in the youngster as he was constantly involved and bagged a memorable double in a 2-1 home victory against Liverpool in 2018. Becoming ever more important for club and

XIV. Lisbon: Edições Colibri. Souto Cabo, José António. 2012. "En Santiago, seend’ albergado en mia pousada. Nótulas trovadorescas compostelanas". Verba 39. Category:Galician-Portuguese troubadours Category:13th-century Spanish peopleLOS ANGELES -- The Pistol Shrimps still can't buy a basket. With halftime closing in, they've yet to score in their first game of the spring season. The players are slightly dejected, but still cheerful and upbeat. Shouts of "We'll make that shot next time!" and "Great look!" emanate from the bench in this gym in North Hollywood. They're losing, badly, which isn't uncommon. But they're doing it with smiles on their faces. These are the unlikely saviors of women's rec league basketball in Los Angeles. They're funny, irreverent, and not all that great at the sport they love. But in the year they've been in the spotlight -- featured in magazines, shouted-out on TV and followed by thousands on social media -- they've shown just how seriously empowering the opportunity

disease pandemic caused by the new coronavirus was the “biggest global threat the world has faced in a generation”, while Spain voiced strong support for the WHO’s “central role” in handling it. 15:17 GMT – US death toll tops 50,000 The total number of deaths in the United States stands at 50,031, according to data gathered by Johns Hopkins University, while the number of confirmed cases are 870,468. Read more here. A funeral director wears personal protective equipment due to COVID-19 concerns while collecting a body at The Brooklyn Hospital Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York [John Minchillo/AP Photo] 15:08 GMT – Portugal ramps up testing at care homes Portugal hopes to conduct 70,000 coronavirus tests by the end of May at care homes, among whose residents around two in five ofa session on Friday. During the lockdown, Lebanon has ordered most businesses closed, shut the airport and imposed an overnight curfew 12:40 GMT – Spain: Was coronavirus already spreading a month before lockdown? Recent scientific research suggests that Spain, the country that currently has the most coronavirus cases in Europe, was hit by COVID-19 much earlier than previously thought. The study by researchers from the Instituto de Salud Carlos III in Madrid indicates that one clade – a virus “family” derived from a single ancestor – of coronavirus was present in mainland Spain as early as February 14. That was a full month before the country went into lockdown, and a time when officials worldwide were still trying to understand the scale of the virus. Read more here. A healthcare worker acknowledges applause outside

Photograph: Mitchell Funk/Getty Images Public funding in professional sports may seem like an obscure proposal to those looking at it through the Premier League’s privately-funded, billionaire-run specs. But according to MLS2LV, in American sport it has proven to be a viable alternative. In recent soccer-specific stadium constructions, the likes of Orlando City, Houston Dynamo, Sporting Kansas City, Philadelphia Union and Toronto FC have successfully used public funds, the organisation claims (though figures seen were unattributed). Sporting Kansas City, for example, created their $200m stadium, Sporting Park, which opened in May 2011, by using $50m of their own money and $150m funded through sale tax revenue bonds. In 2013 the team, who have seen a huge spike in popularity, won the MLS title in their new home. “In the likes of Kansasa 33% of the community is Spanish-speaking or Latino, makes for not only a home demographic that on paper will lean towards supporting a local team, but also the potential for football-loving tourists to catch the occasional match, Mayor Goodman said. Justin Findlay noted that through very little outreach, his group has already received nearly 6,000 committed season-ticket requests from locals. This makes up one-third of the 18,000-plus fans MLS2LV proposes the stadium will need in order to see a return for the funds put in by the city. “I think there is a huge future for soccer in Las Vegas,” said councilman Bob Beers, who is opposed to proposals being put forward by MLS2LV. “We would all like to see this happen, but the question is this: is this

vet would show in putting a wounded horse out of its misery. It would be difficult to find a bleaker sentiment in the pop canon, even with the best efforts of the current generation of singers from the nouvelle scène française following in her footsteps. Music so forward-thinking it still sounded futuristic when Stereolab started imitating it three decades later, Contact marked the high point of Brigitte Bardot's pop career and ranks alongside the very best work Serge Gainsbourg ever produced. Accompanied by clanking, whirring loops, Bardot spits out lyrics about meteorites and space suits like an angry Barbarella. It's fitting that one of the most electrifying songs of the 1960s was performed by a star whose raw vivacity revolutionised the world's image of France. It was almost inevitable thatchanson, seen by some as France's indigenous version of soul music, would be influenced by the lush Philly sound that came to dominate the US in the early 70s. Replacing the sweet falsetto of the original with an earthy growl, Nicoletta's cover of the Stylistics' Can't Give You Anything (But My Love) brought the two together magnificently. The song foreshadowed the glorious rise of French disco-pop that saw the likes of Dalida, Sheila & B Devotion, Patrick Hernandez and Santa Esmeralda conquer the European charts. Having mastered disco, French producers set about dismantling it and rebuilding the genre in remarkable new configurations. Alongside Space's Magic Fly, the stunning Supernature by Cerrone was instrumental in shaping the next 30 years of dance music, inspiring everything from the glittering house of

Abdel Hakim Belhaj was an anti-Gaddafi dissident, but claims he was abducted by the Libyan regime with the cooperation of UK intelligence. Photograph: Francois Mori/AP In February 1991, during the Gulf war, I found myself standing on the Saudi-Kuwait border, watching British infantrymen taking in Iraqi prisoners who were slipping across no-man’s land in their twos and threes, desperate to surrender. The British were well prepared: there were large stockpiles of bottled water, tents and waiting vehicles. Occasionally something went wrong, there were misunderstandings – especially at dawn or dusk – and people were hurt, but, by and large, what I witnessed was a humanitarian operation. The Iraqis were brought under shelter, rehydrated, given time to smoke, and then moved on. It was touching to see the care that someof the young British troops took when handling their enemies; conscripts who were bedraggled and terror-stricken after weeks of air bombardment. Twelve years later I found myself with the British forces moving through Basra, clearing out pockets of opposition, sometimes dying in the process. At Saddam Hussein’s palace on the banks of the Shatt al-Arab waterway, I turned a corner and came across a long row of Iraqi prisoners. They had hoods over their heads, their hands were plasti-cuffed behind their backs and they were kneeling bolt-upright in the sun. An hour later I returned: the prisoners were still there, kneeling in the same positions. Later that day a couple of army medics sidled up and confided that they had just been called upon to revive a prisoner who was being

Hindu temple volunteer hacked to death in Bangladesh A Hindu temple worker was hacked to death in western Bangladesh Friday, police said, the latest in a series of attacks on religious minorities by suspected Islamists. Police in western Bangladesh in mid-June 2016 armed villagers with bamboo sticks and whistles in an effort to deter Islamist militants from attacking people of minority faiths Shyamananda Das, who helped to conduct prayers at the Radhamadan Gopal Bigraha Math in Jhenaidah district, was killed by three men on a motorcycle as he was walking on a highway adjacent to his temple early in the morning, police said. “They hacked him on his neck three times and there was one stabbing mark in his head,” deputy police chief of the district Gopinath Kanjilal said.”He died after hemorning. City’s five stars hotels have been booked to accommodate the VVIPs attending the ceremony. However, due to the peak tourist season most city hotels, particularly the 5-stars are finding it difficult to provide accommodation to the visiting guests. Over 50 thousands visitors are expected to attend the ceremony for which arrangements are being made within the building premises and outside Janpath, sources said. Seating arrangements, drinking water facility, parking and security among other arrangements were being finalised till late night for visitors who will attend the programme at Janpath. The unexpected inspection by chief minister Vasundhara Raje on Saturday left the officials of urban development housing (UDH) department and Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) shocked. The officials are now pressing all their manpower into service to beautify the city in order

Reviews October 13, 2011 Melissa is possessed by a worm-like demon (later revealed to be Abaddon), and before it's all over, the circle and Cassie's grandmother try to perform an exorcism. The demon transfers to Melissa's boyfriend, Nick, who is drowned to kill the demon. Viewers see the demon-worm crawling underneath skin. A suitcase full of snakes is set on fire and whacked with a baseball bat. We see several occult rituals involving magic circles, herbs, crystals, candles and a great deal of chanting. Nick wakes an apparently naked Melissa (she's in bed, mostly covered) by kissing her shoulder. Adam and Diana share a long make-out session: Clothes are removed (revealing skimpy underwear), and the two utilize a can of whipped cream. A possessed Melissa makes a lesbian pass at Faye. Teens speculatehow he had been scared when the film came out as it was based on the book written by his ex-wife but after seeing the film he realised it was a very truthful and realistic take on his life. News by Section About I4U News I4U News is a daily Personal Tech News site and shopping guide. Find the latest technology news, toy news, and best deals in tech and toys. Our The Tracker app helps you to find the hottest products in stock online anywhere and anytime. Read more.

ongoing clinical trials at NYU, using psilocybin to treat alcohol addiction — are part of the resurgence of psychedelic research taking place at several American universities, including Johns Hopkins, UCLA, the University of New Mexico, as well as at Imperial College, in London, and the University of Zurich. The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) has been at the forefront of research in treating patients suffering from chronic treatment-resistant PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) with MDMA, commonly known as “Ecstasy”. File photo of a man holding a giant fake mushroom during protests against a planned ban on all hallucinogenic "magic" mushrooms (Reuters) MAPS got a big boost when the FDA recently designated its MDMA-assisted psychotherapy project as a “breakthrough therapy”, a move that took many observers by surprise. Apart from MDMA, MAPS alsoeverything with which it came into contact, beginning with the hierarchies of the mind… and going on from there to society’s various structures of authority” says Michael Pollan in How To Change Your Mind: The New Science of Psychedelics. The book is a deeply researched and highly engaging chronicle of the pre-modern history of psychedelics, their early adoption by the Woodstock generation, subsequent state suppression and their mainstream revival interwoven with Pollan’s personal account as a middle-aged psychedelic novice, hugely transformed by his experiences. Turn on, tune in, drop out is a counterculture-era phrase popularised by Timothy Leary in 1966. Pollan is a professor at the Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley and author of bestsellers like The Omnivores Dilemma and The Botany of Desire. What is remarkable about How

in 2018/19 - down approximately £150,000 on the previous year. Humphrys is now on the same level, a cut of about £110,000. Image caption Gary Lineker's pay has remained unchanged on £1.75m Wright has lost roughly £85,000; Stephen Nolan is down by around £75,000; and Nicky Campbell is reduced by approximately £70,000. Nolan hosted a huge number of programmes for the BBC - around 350 editions in total including shows for Radio Ulster and 5 Live. Vanessa Feltz presented more than 400 editions of her shows across Radio 2 and BBC London. Of the biggest risers, Zoe Ball and Sara Cox are both new entries on the list after landing the Radio 2 breakfast and drivetime shows respectively. Other new entries include former footballer Jermaine Jenas on £210,000, BBC Breakfast's Louise Minchin on£205,000 and news presenter Clive Myrie on £200,000. Of those who were also on the list last year, the biggest rises have gone to Jo Whiley (up approx £100,000), Jason Mohammad (up approx £95,000), Justin Webb (up approx £85,000) and Sarah Montague (up approx £80,000). Lauren Laverne and Fiona Bruce both saw their salaries rise by roughly £75,000, while Sophie Raworth was up by around £60,000. Three major figures have left for the commercial sector in the course of the year - Chris Evans, Simon Mayo and Eddie Mair. The corporation's overall gender pay gap has fallen from 7.6% last year to 6.7% this time, BBC media editor Amol Rajan said. Woman's Hour presenter Jane Garvey, who leads a campaign group called BBC Women, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I'd like to

organization for which I work, was founded by Russian businessman Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the ex-chairman and CEO of Yukos.) AD AD Politically motivated imprisonment is only one of many traits, domestic and international, that Putin’s regime shares with the Soviet Union. What is new is the seeming indifference of Western leaders to the plight of political prisoners in Russia. In Soviet times, American presidents of both parties demanded — and secured — the release of prominent prisoners of conscience. There are still people of principle in Western politics: Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) hosted the Washington launch of the political prisoner report, while former Canadian attorney general Irwin Cotler will represent Shevchenko as international counsel. Yet top-level meetings between Western and Kremlin officials are notable for the absence of any discussion of RussianUSC used to hold its homecoming parades on Wilshire Boulevard, the grander thoroughfare that for years was the go-to place for big celebrations. But the route used this week ended up being inspired after all -- because it ended at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The real party Wednesday was inside the great old stadium, built before the 1932 Olympics and the host of two memorable Summer Games. They even lit the flame for the Lakers. I remember past parades where several thousand people would line Broadway then try to squeeze into the sad little park outside the south entrance of City Hall. So I was blown away when every available seat in the Coliseum was taken – we’re talking something like 80,000 people. And they were the lucky ones who began lining

classroom and arrested the 9th grader. Investigators believe the boy brought the gun from home. Police Lt. Fritz Reber says detectives served a warrant at Dow’s residence and found a .22 caliber semi-automatic pistol unsecured under a bed. Agents with the Madera County Narcotic Enforcement Team said they dismantled four greenhouses filled with plants during the pot bust on Thursday in O’Neals, an unincorporated community 30 miles north of Fresno. No arrests have been made. Madera County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Erica Stuart says some of the greenhouses were nearly as large as football fields. Agents found another 100 starter plants that were ready to be put into the ground and a 2,600-gallon tank used to water the plants. The cultivation setup was hidden amid rolling hills on a 40-acre private property. Stuartwould not identify the property’s owner because the investigation is ongoing. • MILK STAMP DRAWS LINE AT SAN FRANCISCO POST OFFICE: SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The post office in San Francisco’s Castro District is selling more stamps than usual now that a neighborhood icon is the face of the nation’s newest Forever Stamp. The U.S. Postal Service on Thursday started issuing stamps honoring the late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk, who was one of the first openly gay men elected to public office and represented the Castro before he was assassinated in 1978. AIDS Memorial Quilt creator Cleve Jones, who was an aide to Milk, and screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, who won an Oscar for the 2008 movie “Milk,” joined dozens of people who lined up at the Castro post office

Monday, January 31, 2011 The events of the past week in Egypt took the Obama administration by surprise. It did not foresee the mass revolt against Washington’s longtime asset, Hosni Mubarak. Even as tens of thousands of workers and youth were defying police violence last Tuesday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was vouching for the stability of the regime. The United States is heavily invested—politically, economically and militarily—in the Mubarak regime. Its reluctance to dispense summarily with the dictator is not an expression of sentimentality. Rather, the United States fears that the too rapid ditching of Mubarak will undermine the confidence of other dictators on the CIA payroll in the reliability of Washington. However, in the final analysis, Mubarak’s fate is a secondary matter. Of incomparably greater concern to Washingtonhas, in the short term, two aims: to shore up the Egyptian military and intelligence apparatus—hence the appointment of intelligence chief and former general Omar Suleiman as vice president—and to prepare a political alternative to Mubarak if his removal proves necessary. But any replacement sanctioned by Washington will be nothing more than a puppet providing pseudo-democratic window dressing for a new military regime. One candidate for the job is Mohamed ElBaradei, who is being promoted by the US media. A trusted representative of the Egyptian bourgeoisie, ElBaradei flew to Egypt from his home in Vienna last week for the explicit purpose of heading off a revolutionary overthrow and rescuing the bourgeois regime. The Muslim Brotherhood, for its part, has agreed to back ElBaradei as it makes its own bid for

time. "We're both doing pretty bad right now," he said. "But we still get along pretty well." Billy Temple Daughter's high school graduation photo It's hard to believe now, but Allen's Landing was once Houston's very nexus of commerce, a place thronged by sweaty stevedores and dapper, haggling cotton factors. Today all that's left are some neglected monuments to mark the spot where the steamboats once took on great bales of cotton and chugged south towards Galveston and thence to the world. There are also the ruins of a more recent phenomenon, the hulking remains of what in the 1960s was the Love Street Light Circus, home to many an acid-drenched 13th Floor Elevators happening. Today, Love Street's bayou frontage is a latrine, the stairs of the fire escape are rotting, thewindows are broken and pigeons flap from out of the gaping holes. At a nearby picnic table, we found 54-year-old Billy Temple sharing a bag of hot and spicy pork rinds with a buddy. Though neither appeared to be drunk, a cap to a bottle of Cobra malt liquor rested on the table. Temple is 54 and a native of Pasadena. He spent 21 years as a long-haul truck driver, and then his heart gave out; after five heart attacks, he couldn't pass a company-mandated stress test. With his white-line fever days finished for good, he now lives off a $600 monthly disability check. He said that on some days — like the warm and pleasant one we were enjoying — his wasn't such a terrible life. Not long ago, he

band’s sound is a very coarse high energy hard rock with a blues base which is often compared to ’70s era Ted Nugent with the power and grit of Motorhead. Although the band appeals to a wide demographic, American Dog is especially popular with the biker set. They’ve played some of the biggest biker events in the world, including Sturgis and many Easyrider events in the States, the Hamburg Harley Days Event in Germany, and the Rock and Blues Custom Show in England. They are also popular in the ‘rust-belt’ where they play to enthusiastic crowds in such cities as Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Louisville. They have shared the stage with Ted Nugent, David Allan Coe, UFO, Rose Tattoo, Billy Idol, Nazareth, Ratt, Ace Frehley,Mendoza (Black Star Riders, Ted Nugent, Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy) and drummer Deen Castronovo (Journey, Ozzy Osbourne, Steve Vai, Hardline) splitting vocal and writing duties, with many of the tracks also co-written by Night Ranger/Damn Yankee’ssongwriter, singer and bassist Jack Blades. The track “Serenity,” from the album is now firmly entrenched in the Top 5 at Classic Rock radio, coming in at #3 this week.Best known as founding member and lead guitarist of Journey, Neal Schцn has enjoyed a remarkable career as one of rock n’ roll’s top virtuosos, with a hand in creating some of the most popular songs of all time. Beginning his career more than 35 years ago in the San Francisco Bay area, the 15-year-old guitar prodigy left home to join Santana. Schцn moved on

in the negative. Kelly again initially denied any involvement in the deaths of the family prior to giving his second confession. Kelly was then rearrested and charged with three counts of manslaughter. The charges were later upgraded to three counts of depraved heart murder. Trial was held on Monday, November 3, 1997; Kelly was convicted of three counts of manslaughter. At trial Kelly disavowed his confession and claimed it was coerced out of him by threats and promises. He claimed to have had no contact with his wife and children after their car broke down and they left for Tina's mother's house on foot; in short, he claimed alibi. ANALYSIS I. THE COURT ERRED IN RULING ADMISSIBLE FOR TRIAL THE DEFENDANT'S CONFESSION OF 09-09-96, SINCE THE DEFENDANT TESTIFIED AT THE HEARINGTHAT THE CHIEF INVESTIGATING OFFICER HAD MADE THREATS AND PROMISES AND THE DA NEVER PUT THE OFFICER ON TO REBUT THE ALLEGATIONS. II. THE COURT ERRED IN ADMITTING INTO EVIDENCE THE DEFENDANT'S CONFESSION OF 09-09-96, AS THE CONFESSION WAS INVOLUNTARILY GIVEN, AND THE PRODUCT OF PROLONGED POLICE INTERROGATION IN VIOLATION OF THE FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, AND FOURTEENTH AMENDMENTS TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND SECTIONS 23 AND 26 OF THE MISSISSIPPI CONSTITUTIONS. ¶ 9. Kelly assigns error by the trial court in the admission of the confession provided by him on November 9, 1996. Kelly argues that the admission of the November 9, 1996 confession at the suppression hearing was improperly admitted in violation of the procedures set forth in Agee v. State, 185 So.2d 671 (Miss.1966). Kelly specifically maintains an

CHURCHGOER RECENTLY TESTED POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS, EXPOSING 180 PEOPLE AND DELIVERING WARNINGS ON LARGE SOCIAL GATHERINGS. IN FLORIDA, AS MIAMI BEACHES SEE ECONOMIC FUEL, THE GOVERNOR IS CONSIDERING EASING THE BAN ON VACATION RENTALS, BUT NOT FOR EVERYONE. >> IF YOU TELL ME YOU ARE GOING TO RENT THEM OUT TO PEOPLE FROM NEW YORK CITY, I AM PROBABLY NOT GOING TO APPROVE THAT.>> THE BIGGEST ATTRACTION IN MIAMI BEACH AND SOUTH FLORIDA IN GENERAL, THAT BEACHES. NO INDICATION GUIDE AS TO WHEN THOSE MAY BE COMING BACK ONLINE, BUT IN PALM BEACH COUNTY, THOSE BEACHES REOPENED TODAY. BACK TO YOU.>> SEVERAL PEOPLE SHOWING OPTIMISM ON 60 MINUTES SUNDAY WHEN ASKED ABOUT A GRIM NUMBER THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE POSSIBLY HITTING 25%. >> 25% IS THE ESTIMATED HEIGHT OFWAS ASKED TO WALK THEIR DOG, PICK UP DRY CLEANING AND MAKE DINNER RESERVATIONS. NANCY PELOSI SAID WHILE THE PRESIDENT DOES HAVE THE RIGHT TO FIRE ANY FEDERAL EMPLOYEE, IF IT IS DONE IN RETALIATION, IT COULD BE UNLAWFUL. THIS IS THE FOURTH INSPECTOR GENERAL THE PRESIDENT HAS FIRED INTO MONTHS. >> THIS IS A STUNNING MOMENT OF SYMBOLISM. CHINA'S PRESIDENT SPEAKING TO THE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE CHINESE MAKING THE SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HE WOULD SPEAK IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THIS MORNING. HE WAS INSISTING THAT CHINA HAS BEEN OPEN AND TRANSPARENT OVER THE CORONAVIRUS. TRUMP, NOT SCHEDULED TO SPEAK AT THE EVENT HAS THREATENED TO THE DRAW FUNDING FROM THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION OFFICIALS ARE TELLING NBC NEWS

HBO Films has released a new teaser announcing a May 19th premiere date for “Fahrenheit 451,” the upcoming telemovie based on Ray Bradbury’s classic novel. Directed by Ramin Bahrani (“99 Homes”) and written by Bahrani & Amir Naderi, the story is set in a future where the media is an opiate, history is rewritten and ‘firemen’ burn books. Michael B. Jordan portrays Montag, a young fireman who forsakes his world and struggles to regain his humanity as he battles his mentor, fire captain Beatty, played by Michael Shannon. Sofia Boutella also stars in the film which was shot in Toronto.Spring is in the air and new life abounds. There are baby ducks in the pond, butterflies and ladybugs, trees in bloom, and flowers everywhere. Mama Bluebird watches proudly as Baby Bluebird tries his wings, showers are possible, and cute bunnies have yo-yo tails. Flying geese, log cabins, and checkerboard complete the look of spring in this lighthearted celebration of the end of winter. This sampler is rotary cut and uses no templates. The finished size of this wall hanging is 34" x 44". Designed by Helen Thorn

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - A law enforcement official says he sent a video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancee to an NFL executive three months ago, while league officers have insisted they didn't see the violent images until this week. The person played The Associated Press a 12-second voicemail from an NFL office number on April 9 confirming the video arrived. A female voice expresses thanks and says: ''You're right. It's terrible.'' The official, speaking to the AP on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation, says the NFL never followed up. The person can't confirm if anyone at the NFL watched the video. The person said he shared the video - which he was unauthorized to release - because he wanted the NFL to have it before deciding onKhan Mohammadi, but he has so far remained in his position. A man suspected of being an insurgent, who had been arrested but then released by Afghan authorities, detonated a remote controlled bomb on the side of a road near Kabul on Tuesday, killing eight civilians in a minibus (NYT, AP, VOA). Police say the attacker was standing in plain sight when he detonated the bomb, and may have been targeting a different vehicle carrying employees of the Defense Ministry that was behind the van with the civilians. Foreign entrepreneurs who have made a living serving Westerners in Afghanistan for the past decade are gearing up to leave the country along with NATO troops by the end of 2014 (Reuters). The outflow of wealthier foreign customers has also caused rent

French coast guard. In IRC Zero, after time correction Rambler 88 is estimated to have a lead of well over one hour in the class from The USMMA Sailing Foundation's American Volvo 70 Warrior. Ron O'Hanley's American Cookson 50 Privateer is estimated to be third after time correction. The majority of the retirements are in the big boat division: Ludde Ingvall's CQS, George Sakellaris' Proteus, Quentin Stewart's Maverick, Dixon 100 Danneskjold, Stephen Durkin's Bob, Clint Brook's Conviction and Oyster 885 Guardian Angel have all retired with crew reported safe and well. Bernie Evan-Wong's RP37 Taz has retired due to an injured crew member requiring hospital treatment for a hand injury. Eduardo Plass' Brazilian Soto 65 Camiranga has also retired with a ripped mainsail. Camiranga crewman Samuel Albrecht spoke about the20 knots of boats speed yesterday. The Class40 fleet are negotiating the top of the course and after beating through the Anguilla Channel, the pocket rockets will pull the trigger to blast reach to Guadeloupe. In IRC One, the provisional top three boats are Philippe Frantz French NM43 Albator, Kevin McLaughlin's American J/44 Spice, and Lombard 46 Pata Negra sailed by Michael Wright with a team from the Howth Yacht Club, Dublin Ireland. At the top of the leaderboard in IRC Two a battle is ranging between three British charter boats, all skippered by close friends. Andy Middleton's Beneteau First 47.7 EH01 is estimated to be just five minutes ahead on corrected time from Ossie Stewart and Ross Applebey's Dufour 45 Scarlet Island Girl. Grand Soleil 43 Quokka 8

and Finance, both of which are being held by Arlene Foster while the crisis continues. Ministers will be reappointed and asked to resign again each week to prevent a nationalist getting the posts, the DUP has stated. DUP MLAs are also reducing their involvement in Assembly business. After yesterday's meeting Mr Robinson confirmed that he had asked the government to commit to reviving an IMC. This body was first set up in 2004 to monitor the paramilitary ceasefires and completed its work in 2011. The new version would concentrate more on criminality and structures and unaccounted for weapons. The old IMC stated that not all paramilitary armaments, loyalist or republican, had been decommissioned. Mr Robinson has previously said he had six items on his agenda but yesterday he declined to elaborate on what wasSri Lanka: Prominent journalist and cartoonist call for Julian Assange’s freedom By our correspondent 5 March 2020 Prominent Sri Lankan journalist Gihan de Chickera and Sajith Bandara, a young cartoonist, issued statements to the WSWS this week defending imprisoned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and endorsing the international campaign for his freedom. They have condemned the attempt to dispatch Assange from Britain to the US, where he faces the prospect of 175 years imprisonment under the draconian Espionage Act. Their statements were made days after the first week of the British extradition court hearing, which began on February 25, and can only be described as a show-trial. Chickera is a well-known journalist and cartoonist who has been working at the Daily Mirror, one of Sri Lanka’s highest circulation newspapers for more than fifteen years.

lifelong convert to our game, Melissa and Linda’s questions and interest continued all the way back to the concert hall. At which point, Etheridge’s team headed inside and we found our seats in the auditorium. Ten minutes later, free of her sunglasses and baseball cap disguise, Melissa Etheridge joined Sheryl Crow on stage, apologising for her tardiness because she couldn’t resist sneaking across the road to watch the footy. For the rest of the concert, Etheridge talked about footy, female empowerment, the LGBTIQ community, the irony of her performing in Margaret Court Arena, the amazing AFLW community, and more footy. It was a mutual appreciation society and one of the more empowering moments I can remember. Her voice is still a powerhouse of sultry rage, and her stage presenceAbout Jennifer Coopersmith was born in 1955 in Cape Town, South Africa. The family emigrated to England in 1958, travelling on the Union Castle line. They settled in London (for a while, Jennifer stayed with ‘Granny Belgium’ in Aywaille). She later attended Haberdashers’ Aske’s School in Acton, London, and obtained a BSc and a PhD in physics from King’s College, University of London. Jennifer was a research associate at the University of British Columbia, working at the Tri-University Meson Facility (TRIUMF) during 1981-2. She finished her PhD in 1983, travelled in India and Nepal in the beginning of 1984, and subsequently worked as a computer programmer at Logica SDS in London, 1984-5 (on the award-winning project for HM Coastguards’ Search & Rescue). There followed a period of part-time tutoring combined with

a consulting company in Houston that specializes in products quality control and assurance, products manufacturing and operations for the oil, fuels petrochemical, oil refining, lubricants, re-refining, and environmental industries. He holds a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and executive management training from the Harvard Business School. Public policy – Michael Lawson is president of MLL Consulting which provides historical research and analysis for government agencies, Native American tribes, law firms and other private clients. Additionally, he is of counsel to Morgan, Angel & Associates, L.L.C. in Washington, D.C., where he formerly served as a partner. Lawson received his Ph.D. in American history and cultural anthropology from the University of New Mexico and is author of Dammed Indians Revisited: The Continuing History of the Pick-SloanUniversity of North Texas and the Clements Center’s inaugural David J. Weber Fellow, has won nine major book awards for Seeds of Empire, including the Weber-Clements Prize. The book explores the roles cotton and slavery played in fomenting the Texas Revolution, which was in part a reaction against abolitionists in the Mexican government, and in shaping Texas’ borderlands into the first fully-committed slaveholders’ republic in North America. In selecting the book from a large field of entries, judges wrote: “Torget’s deep archival work brings a fresh perspective to the conflicts over slavery in Texas on the eve of the Civil War. The book’s most notable accomplishment is the emphasis on cotton and slavery as a world-wide system that bound Texas history to larger economic and political forces in the

seekers to undermine the dignity of Afghans. Human rights groups are rejecting the government's account. "Instead of punishing them for speaking out against the sexual abuse of children, the authorities should praise them and hold the perpetrators accountable" tweeted Amnesty International's South Asia office. Before their detention, the activists had reached out to rights groups and some journalists, expressing concern for their safety. "Hours before his detention, Mussa told the Guardian (newspaper) how he had been receiving threats and believed he was under surveillance by Afghan security services," reported The Guardian Monday. According to The Guardian, which broke the story earlier this month, multiple victims have since been murdered, sometimes by their own relatives. "Five families killed their sons after their faces were seen on videos posted to social media. Two other boys aIn May of 2012, a thousand of the world’s best ultrarunners were lining up for the start of the Transvulcania Ultramarathon, an 83.3-kilometer course traversing the volcanic outcroppings of La Palma, in the Canary Islands. The atmosphere was taut, a mix of pent-up energy and anticipation, and the runners milled about, checking their watches and exchanging high fives. “Bienvenidos, amigos,” yelled a scrawny Spanish announcer with a spectacular black mullet. At the front of the queue, 34-year-old Mike Wolfe was trying to focus on the day ahead. A thin-faced, introspective Montanan, Wolfe had recently quit his job as an assistant U.S. attorney in Helena to concentrate on running for the North Face’s global athletic team. Transvulcania was his debut as a full-time professional, and even though he had set

cent of its original range. Once found across almost half the continent, the marsupial's population has contracted to isolated pockets in south-western Australia, and it is estimated there are fewer than 10,000 adult red-tailed phascogales left in the wild. To try to boost the threatened species' population, 19 of the animals have been taken from populations in Western Australia's south-west and driven 300 kilometres north to the Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary. The fenced off enclosure is the state's largest feral cat-free zone. Dr Ruykys said with successful breeding and more translocations, the Mid West population could eventually grow to about 1,300. "Obviously that'll substantially improve the conservation prospects for this species longer term," she said. Males die after hours-long mating session Dr Ruykys said the animals had a unique and intriguing courtship system. During their matingand ten miles later found myself on the Prospect Ave platform - just four blocks from my apartment. When I finally resurfaced - hours after a man told me that I had eyeballs in my face - it was light out. I had to shield my eyes, like a mole-person. People were jogging, people were walking around with cups of coffee, convenience stores were opening. It was the most pathetic walk of shame in the history of these United States. I took at trip to NYC or the first time not too long ago and had never been on a subway before. This pretty much summed up what it was like for me my first time there haha. Great story and I'm glad it worked out in the end...ish I

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range of food offered by aggregators such as Uber Eats, Postmates and GrubHub. Same-store sales at restaurants open for more than a year in the United States rose 2.4 percent in the quarter, its slowest growth in at least 15 quarters. Analysts had estimated a 2.84 percent rise, according to IBES data from Refinitiv. The slowdown in the market came despite the company offering half off on online orders for a week in August and launching a 20 percent off offer for late-night orders in September. Domino’s is also one of the largest chains to stay off third-party delivery apps altogether, as more restaurant chains become heavily dependent on meal delivery companies to boost sales at the cost of lower profit margins. Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Domino’s has also been aggressively opening newneutral ground, so as to limit potential hooliganism on the part of the spectators. Both had agreed on the most suitable ground for avoiding this nastiness–Indianapolis. To get to the location, the teams, the entire student body (including Purdue’s president), and other followers from both universities crowded onto separate special service trains to take them en masse to into the city from Bloomington and Lafayette. In Purdue’s case, the train was cobbled together from available coaches, from modern (for the time) steel cars to older wooden coaches. The wooden coaches were attached near the front of the train, and the Purdue team rode took their place of honor in these cars at the front of the train procession. As the train triumphantly chugged their way into the city limits of

Part I: 'Rivalry between business houses has blown up the SEZ issue' Gopal Krishna Pillai, a 1972 batch Kerala cadre IAS officer, is the chairman of the explosive panel called the Board of Approval...... World stocks rose on Monday as China's central bank fixed the yuan at a much stronger rate and oil prices held on to recent gains, easing fears of global deflation. Markets rebounded on Monday to......have murdered his maths teacher asks for people's prayers His defence team previously told the court Chism has admitted to the gruesome killing, but was not criminally responsible on the grounds of mental illness, New York Daily News reported. Security footage shows Ms Ritzer walking through the halls to a bathroom, before Chism - then aged 14 - appears moments later from a classroom. (Image: Reuters) He looks around, goes back inside the classroom and emerges with a hood on to conceal his face. He follows the teacher into the bathroom, putting on a pair of gloves as he enters. About 12 minutes later, Chism reappears carrying a pair of black pants - the same worn by Ms Ritzer. As Ritzer's parents watched the footage, the alleged killer stared at the clip, with no emotion,

tracks provide an exciting contrast to the rest of the album's delicate atmosphere. Björk's playful energy ignites the dance-pop-like "Big Time Sensuality" and turns the genre on its head with "There's More to Life Than This." Recorded live at the Milk Bar Toilets, it captures the dancefloor's sweaty, claustrophobic groove, but her impish voice gives it an almost alien feel. But the album's romantic moments may be its most striking; "Venus as a Boy" fairly swoons with twinkly vibes and lush strings, and Björk's vocals and lyrics -- "His wicked sense of humor/Suggests exciting sex" -- are sweet and just the slightest bit naughty. With harpist Corky Hale, she completely reinvents "Like Someone in Love," making it one of her own ballads. Possibly her prettiest work, Björk's horizons (D.N.M.) BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF LUNA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO; JOHN SUTHERLAND; R. JAVIER DIAZ; FRED WILLIAMS, in their individual capacities, Defendants–Appellees. ORDER AND JUDGMENT* Before O’BRIEN, HOLLOWAY, and MURPHY, Circuit Judges. Plaintiffs in this litigation signed employment contracts and went to work for the county government of Luna County, New Mexico. The contracts said that Plaintiffs would receive generous severance payments if

Darien Lake adds rides, cabins Visitors to Darien Lake will find new rides and other upgrades this season. The theme park and resort has pumped $5 million into renovations and additions. The park's three newest rides are gathered in a new family-friendly area called "Rowdy's Ridge." It includes "Heave Ho!," a self-propelled ride that allows riders to pull themselves by rope to the top of a three-story tower, then plunge back to the bottom. "Moose on the Loose" lets visitors ride a moose on a track, while the "Hornet's Nest" lets riders control a flying, spinning swing. Visitors staying overnight will find 15 new cabins, complete with Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, and seven new, larger RV campsites with more power accommodations. The Lodge on the Lake Hotel will have a bigger game room,Monday, October 11, 2010 Stupid Criminals The front desk of my apartment building was robbed last week. The thief made off with two laptops and a drawer full of rent checks. This alone indicated some doubt about his criminal ability, since it would be difficult to cash a lot of checks made out to a building. However, this was only the start of the young man's mistakes. He then entered the basement garage area, where he was in the process of stealing an expensive bike when the owner, a young woman, showed up. The alleged thief hid in a storage closet, dragging the bike in with him. She looked around, did not see her bike, and did see the closet door ajar. She opened it and threw a fit, demanding not

truck. Needless to say, the menu consists exclusively of fatty foods in the new episode "Saturated Fat Guy." Elsewhere, over Chris' (voice of Seth Green) warnings, Meg (voice of Mila Kunis) joins a roller derby team. 8 p.m. on HBO Girls On a new episode called "Full Disclosure," Hannah (Lena Dunham) gets some advice on a big decision from her dad (Peter Scolari) and his new partner, Keith (Ethan Phillips), after she shrugs off Adam's (Adam Driver) request to watch his new film. Elsewhere, Marnie (Allison Williams) pleads with a reluctant Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) to go ahead with their gig at her mother's birthday party in New Jersey. Andrew Rannells co-stars. 8:05 p.m. on AMC Into the Badlands Season 2 of this martial arts drama opens six months after the Season 1finale, with things looking dire for both Sunny (Daniel Wu) and M.K. (Aramis Knight) separated and imprisoned. During the course of "Tiger Pushes Mountain," the season premiere, Sunny finds both a new foe and an unexpected ally, while M.K. learns to control his dark gift. Elsewhere, Ryder's (Oliver Stark) position of Baron is jeopardized by Tilda and the Widow (Ally Ioannides, Emily Beecham). 8:30 p.m. on KDVR The Last Man on Earth Hoping to find answers to Melissa's (January Jones) illness, Todd and Tandy (Mel Rodriguez, Will Forte) do some in-depth research into what Melissa's life was like back before she was infected by the virus in the new episode "Hair of the Dog." Meanwhile, Carol (Kristen Schaal) adopts a new outlook on life. Mary Steenburgen and Cleopatra Coleman also

sell small amounts avoided Görli and went elsewhere in the city; the approach simply resulted in a shift of sale and consumption areas, and a rise in law enforcement costs. This made the park the only area in the city in which Berlin’s narcotics law was fully enforced. Officially, the cultivation, possession, and trade of cannabis are criminal offences in Berlin. However, if someone is found to be carrying up to 15 grams of cannabis, they are very unlikely to be prosecuted – unless they are deemed to be promoting cannabis use to minors. A demonstration in favour of cannabis law reform in Berlin (Source: Flickr) In October 2017, authorities realigned the cannabis policy in Görlitzer Park with that of the rest of the city by halting the criminalisation of peopleJohn Tudor quietly had an outstanding career. Pitching for four teams from 1979-1990, he finessed his way to a 3.12 ERA over 1,797 innings. A crafty lefty who broke in with the Boston Red Sox, he had his best seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals. In 1985, Tudor threw 10 shutouts on his way to 21 wins and a second-place showing in that year’s Cy Young balloting. In five seasons with St. Louis, his ERA was a sparkling 2.52. Tudor talked about his career, and gave his thoughts on won-lost records (he finished 117-72), at a Red Sox alumni gathering at Fenway Park a handful of years ago. ——— David Laurila: By and large you were what’s known as “a crafty lefty.” I’m guessing you approached pitching as more of an

as Britney Spears' boyfriend and the front man for the phenomenally popular boy... During the 1990s, actor James Franco broke out as one of the era's go-to guys by playing sports heroes, disaffected pretty boys and rebellious burnouts with equal appeal. His career began in the brilliant-but-canceled television comedy series "Freaks and Geeks" (NBC, 1999-2000), and while Franco's portrayal of a moody dreamboat on the series won him a legion of love-struck teenage fans, it was his... The biggest star in the world for decades, Tom Cruise stood atop the Hollywood pecking order thanks to his charisma, movie star looks, and consistent box office success. Beginning with "Risky Business" (1983), he became the industry's biggest draw in the wake of the blockbuster "Top Gun" (1986). Following a compelling turn oppositePaul Newman in "The Color of Money" (1986), Cruise continued to... A strikingly beautiful African-American actress with distinctive green eyes, Stacey Dash rose from TV roles, including a memorable spot on "The Cosby Show" (NBC, 1984-1992), to film, including the female lead of "Mo' Money" (1992) and a supporting turn as a soldier/student in "Renaissance Man" (1994). She achieved global stardom as Alicia Silverstone's glamorous second banana Dionne in Amy... The great-granddaughter of famed hotelier Conrad Hilton and co-heir to the Hilton fortune, socialite Paris Hilton stridently endeavored to make her own mark in the world - and for the most part, succeeded. Alongside her younger sister, Nicky, Paris Hilton became one of the first media-dubbed "celebutantes" - a term used to describe a growing trend of young, attractive party

Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. JESUP, Ga. — A year after a freight train plowed into crew members for a movie about singer Gregg Allman, killing a young camera assistant, the film's director was sentenced to two years in jail Monday as part of a plea deal. In a rare case of a filmmaker being prosecuted for a death on a movie set, "Midnight Rider" director Randall Miller pleaded guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter and criminal trespassing as part of the last-minute deal in southeast Georgia. Prosecutors agreed to drop charges against Miller's wife and business partner, Jody Savin. The movie's executive producer, Jay Sedrish, also pleaded guilty and got 10 years on probation. All three were to stand trialfor the Feb. 20, 2014, train collision that killed 27-year-old camera assistant Sarah Jones of Atlanta and injured six other crew members on a railroad bridge in rural southeast Georgia. Her death galvanized behind-the-scenes film workers nationwide to push for improved safety standards on sets. "We hope the sacrifice of our daughter's life will continue to change the film industry," Jones' father, Richard Jones, told reporters outside the courthouse. "I believe it sends a message, frankly, that if you do not respect those you're in charge of, you may end up behind bars." Prosecutors said all three defendants knew that CSX Transportation, which owned the trestle spanning the Altamaha River, had denied them permission in writing to film on its tracks. Let our news meet your inbox. The news and stories

NO LONGER ENCUMBERED BY ANY SENSE OF FAIR PLAY, EX-JOURNALISTS RETURN TO ACTIVE DUTY TO FIGHT THE TRUMPIAN MENACE! From Russia, with . . . love? A street mural in Vilnius, Lithuania shows Vladimir Putin and the 45th president of the United States . . . best friends. At some point during the presidential campaign, political observers began to be concerned about strong connections between the organization that produced The Current President (TCP), and the Russian government, specifically Vladimir Putin. For years, TCP has been in business dealings with his Russian peers, and since he’s an international operator, as are they, most of us would not begrudge him those contacts. However, a troubling pattern occurred, with people who were a part of his campaign having close ties of their own with Russia. Cases inpoint: Paul Manafort — The former campaign manager for TCP, has business ties to former Ukraine president Viktor Yanukovych, who fled his country to Russia and lives there still. A ledger was unearthed that seems to show that Manafort received payments of nearly $13 million. Carter Page — formerly listed as a policy adviser to the presidential campaign, he has wide business dealings with Russian business interests. But TCP has said he has never met Page. Gen. Michael Flynn (Ret.) — now national security adviser for TCP — was close to Russia before it was cool. Less than 18 months ago, Flynn sat next to Putin at a state dinner in Moscow. He has long recommended that the United States and Russia work together on the problem of ISIS. There are

in 2014, a figure that is far lower than those given by independent monitors. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of coalition-backed groups, began its assault on Raqqa in June after a months-long campaign to isolate the city. The U.S.-led coalition has helped it with airstrikes and some artillery support from special forces, as well as by arming the Kurdish-led SDF. Islamic State has retreated over the past 18 months from much of its Syrian territory under attack from three rival forces: the SDF, the Syrian army, and Turkey-backed rebels.Thousands of screaming fans have filled Vancouver's Pacific Colliseum this weekend to watch professional video gamers battling for top spot at the League of Legends Spring Championship. About 16,000 people per day are watching the popular multi-player online game's top players at the arena. "It's kind of like watching a football game. It's just fun watching something live," said Florence Kwan, who was at the championship on Saturday and has been playing the game for a couple of years. Players with Team Phoenix play at the League of Legends championship in Vancouver. (Lauren McCullough/CBC) Worldwide viewership for video game championships like these, known as eSports, now rivals the World Series and the NBA Finals. In recent years the eSport craze has captured the attention of Amazon, Google, Red Bull and American Express, among

and national defense. Unable to achieve self-sustaining export-led growth, the regime ran ever harder to keep the foreign credits and technology flowing. The consequences were rising unemployment and an increasingly pathological warping and weakening of the structures and ethos that had allowed the regime to survive. Woodward's argument is big and bold, challenging almost every major interpretation, from capitalist assumptions misapplied in a reform socialist context by outside analysts, to explanations of the sources of Yugoslavia's particular dilemmas and failures, to the meaning of Tito's death in the ungluing of the country. It is intellectual discourse at a high level, marred, alas, by writing that in difficult conceptual passages blocks understanding. ON THIS TOPIC What is happening in the political and economic arena in Jugoslavia today should not be haughtily dismissedas the result of disruptive ideological disagreement among self-righteous Marxist factions. Nor is it a reflection of the evil influence of foreign propaganda, Communist or anti-Communist. ... GREAT EXPECTATIONS The NATO campaign in Kosovo has been hailed as a decisive turnaround in Western policy toward southeastern Europe. With Yugoslav security forces out of Kosovo and the inauguration of the European Union's Stability Pact at the Sarajevo summit of July 30, committing the EU to ... NOT A TRIUMPH On November 16, 1995, Lieutenant General Wesley Clark sat in Dayton, Ohio, in a PowerScene virtual reality imaging system, using a joystick to fly back and forth through simulated three-dimensional scenes of the hills of Bosnia east of Sarajevo. At around 11 p.m., Serbian President ...

colors and styles somehow find a certain harmony. In many of my pieces I have sought to draw attention to this dynamic and experiment with the visual possibilities of stacking and leaning the books on each other like some kind of abstracted building block. In short, as a visual artist who works primarily with collage, I find books to be endlessly inspiring. They are so ordinary, yet they can be so sublime." Smith's graphic surreal works have been exhibited and collected in Germany, Norway, England, and the United States. SHIPPING RETURN POLICY ONLINE PAYMENT METHODS Artspace Warehouse accepts the following payment methods: Carl Smith Carl Smith is an American artist that has been living in Berlin, Germany since 2001. He works with a combination of silkscreen printing, collage, and painting. Smith is originally from SantaFe, New Mexico, and studied art at The Cooper Union in New York. Smith explores the area between Pop Art and Surrealism. He combines his own photographic materials with drawings and other narrative fragments. He works with several layout combinations before creating a finished image. From this finished layout, he selects and transmits individual pieces onto a canvas through screen-printing and further completes his works with oil paint. With the use of found images he tells slightly absurd and humorous visual anecdotes. The process of making these narrative works is what Smith refers to as, “drawing with pictures.”

program has grown by leaps since it was established in 2001, more than tripling in size largely due to Republican dominance in Tallahassee. Last year, $229 million in corporate taxes was diverted from the state treasury into private scholarship funds. About 83 percent of the approximately 50,000 students using the scholarships attend religious schools. At the Kingsway Christian Academy in Orange County, the school gets about $1.4 million in state scholarships that fund 318 out of its 408 students in kindergarten through eighth grade, according to the Orlando Sentinel. The school uses the A Beka Book series that intersperses religious dogma into its science curriculum, teaching biblical creationism and denouncing as heretical the evolution theory of man's origin. This is Rubio's idea for bringing a competitive edge to the nation?Mukesh, "Ik Dil Kaa Lagana Baqi Tha" sung by Lata. The lyricists were Zia Sarhadi, Gopal Singh Nepali, Behzad Lakhnavi and Shams Azimabadi. Song List References External links Category:1948 films Category:1940s Hindi-language films Category:Indian films Category:Films scored by Anil Biswas

JC. KS was funded by Science Foundation Ireland Award 11/PI/1188 to SD. [^1]: Edited by: Sven Krappmann, University of Erlangen--Nuremberg, Germany [^2]: Reviewed by: Frank Ebel, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany; István Pócsi, University of Debrecen, Hungary [^3]: ^†^Present address: Kevin J. Sheridan, School of Medicine, UCD Conway Institute of Biomolecular and Biomedical Research, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland [^4]: This article was submitted to Fungi and Their Interactions, a section of the journal Frontiers in Microbiology make a full recovery, is Min capable of pulling something special out of the bag to nick the win? Once again, absolutely. The great and the good of horse racing should not be surprised if that ends up being the case. Last season’s RSA Chase winner Might Bite has opened up as the bookmakers’ favourite to win the King George VI Chase this year, where he is set to take the step up in class for the first time now he is out of novice company. Nicky Henderson’s chaser made his seasonal reappearance at Sandown earlier this month, where he did not put a foot wrong in his victory as he prevailed by eight lengths. A return to Kempton on Boxing Day will come exactly 12 months after he fell

Simpson, a former inmate, launches a human rights complaint against the province, alleging he was held in solitary for three months after other inmates protested about his HIV-positive status. His complaint describes “deplorable and filthy conditions” in the segregation unit, where sick prisoners are being held. Feb. 13, 2015 The Star reports Toronto South prisoners are on lockdown after a week of violence and security concerns, including an inmate suicide and the discovery that a set of jail master keys are missing. The lockdown lasts a week, according to reports from union officials at the time. April-September 2015 Judges take notice. Ontario Court Justice Elliott Allen diverts two offenders from possible jail time at the South, citing inadequate medical facilities. Justice Melvyn Green gives a man who brought a loaded handgun toBig Tent Ideas Festival Politics is undergoing a tectonic shift. That’s why this year I launched the first-ever Big Tent Ideas Festival, aiming to tackle the most difficult policy challenges we face. Bringing together over a hundred thinkers across the political spectrum, we discussed new ideas on everything from Brexit to intergenerational fairness, centred around three main themes: Politics, Society and Economy. The Big Tent Ideas Festival is part of the new Capital Ideas Foundation, and will be setting off round the country over the next twelve months as the forum for the best new ideas in public policy. Click below and join us.

when an enticing set is sold out, as many tend to be, you have to be resourceful and willing to roll with the punches. Marc Ribot’s set with a string section at one of the off-Broadway theatres had a ridiculously long line of hopefuls waiting in vain to get in. But back at the church, Battle Trance were more than an impromptu Plan B: what a revelation the tenor sax quartet – Travis Laplante, Matthew Nelson, Jeremy Viner and Patrick Breiner – turned out to be. Beginning with barely a whisper, negotiating their way calmly and envelopingly through a baroque-tinged, cleverly polyrhythmic, interlocking minimalist sonic lattice, they rose to a mighty exchange of glisses (Coltrane would call them arpeggios), an understated display of extended technique and circular breathing.may sound like a Saturday Night Live skit, but the studio album is a mix of upbeat, dancefloor-ready jazz (when was the last time you heard that, huh?), just now reissued with a bonus ecstatic live cd mining a sly, devious vibe that’s pure punk rock. The band behind him – bassist Ernst Glerum, drummer Joost Patocka (of Euro-jazz doyenne Rita Reys’ band), keyboardist Willem Friede and guitar cult hero Anton Goudsmit – straddle the line between precision and abandon (more the latter than the former), with predictably entertaining results. The point of all this seems to be how far outside they can take Mengelberg’s often stunningly memorable, melodic compositions. Much of the studio album is a trio performance with sax, bass and drums, bass walking blithely while Herman

2016. It was perhaps no surprise that her posthumously published book became a bestseller. Because it was grim testament to the fact that despite being hunted for nearly half a century, after committing at least 12 murders and 45 rapes between the years of 1976 and 1986, the Golden State Killer was still at large. He was, they said, “California’s most prolific uncaught serial killer”. Until now. On Tuesday, inquiries led police to a suburban house with an immaculately tended lawn in Citrus Heights, Sacramento County, California, to an inhabitant regarded by his neighbours as “a nice old grandpa”. By Wednesday morning Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, had been charged with two counts of murder in northern California and four counts of murder in Orange County, in the southern part of the state. If the18 June 1976, police received a call from a 23-year-old woman in Rancho Cordova, Sacramento. She was speaking into a telephone as best she could while lying on the floor with her hands bound so tightly behind her back that she had lost the blood circulation in them. The masked man had attacked her in her bed, pressing a four-inch knife against her head and telling her: “If you make one move or sound, I’ll stick this knife in you.” He bound, gagged and raped her, without once removing his gloves. Over the next six months, it is believed, the East Area Rapist struck at a rate of more than one sex attack a month. By the end of the year he had forced, or attempted to force himself on eight women. Jane

back to the Continental Army." Vice President Joe Biden spent the Fourth of July in Iraq, presiding over a naturalization ceremony for 237 U.S. troops from 59 countries. He had lunch with the 261st Theater Tactical Signal Brigade from Delaware, to which his son, Beau, belongs. Former President George W. Bush spoke amid thunderous applause in rural Woodward, Okla., calling the U.S. the "greatest nation on the face of the earth." He thanked members of the military for their service, and thanked spectators for giving "a retired guy something to do." In Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776, the city held a parade through the Old City neighborhood for the first time in 18 years. Descendants of the Declaration's signers gathered at the Liberty Bell,and fireworks were planned over the Museum of Art. On Saturday morning in Boston, with its rich Revolutionary War history, the Navy's oldest commissioned warship performed its annual turnaround in the harbor. The USS Constitution — "Old Ironsides" — marked the day by firing a 21-gun salute, the highest maritime honor, followed by 19 volleys. On Saturday evening, Bostonians filled the banks of the Charles River for a free Boston Pops concert featuring Neil Diamond. And on Brooklyn's Coney Island, an iconic Fourth of July event — Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest — was won Saturday afternoon by Joey Chestnut, who chomped down a record 68 dogs. In New York, Manhattan's six-lane West Side Highway was closed to traffic so pedestrians could view the fireworks. Across the river, Frank Sinatra's hometown of

personal expression and a choice of imagery or subject matter selected from popular culture. The art car artist is a pioneer of a new image of the automobile, an image which in its diversity reflects fundamental changes in popular consciousness, changes based on the desire for greater independence and individual rights. All art cars are subversive and have in common the transformation of the vehicle from a factory-made commodity into a personal statement or expression. The aesthetic of the Art Car Museum draws from a fusion of the traditions of fine, folk and public art. The Museum features the most imaginative, elaborate and artfully constructed art cars, low riders and mobile contraptions as well as revolving exhibitions of art by local, national and international artists of all media. Inaddition to curated exhibitions, a unique opportunity is provided through the annual open call show for the artistic community to voice their response, via their artwork, to a topic of importance presented by the Museum. Often considered the ‘Art Car Capital’, Houston has the largest number of art cars of any city. Art cars are fine art essentially free of the conventions and contradictions of the marketplace and the art world. The Museum’s distinctive scrap metal and chrome exterior was created by car artist David Best and provides an imaginative indication of the extraordinary constructions to be found inside. – Noah Edmundson, Director

A transgender high school student from Virginia is challenging his school’s restroom policy in court. The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond, Va., will hear arguments Wednesday in the lawsuit brought forward by Gloucester High School junior Gavin Grimm, who was born female but identifies as male. Bathroom access has become central in the debate over how far schools and other public facilities should go to accommodate people who are transgender. Transgender advocates say that people should be free to use the restroom designated for whichever gender they identify with most. The Obama administration has come out in support of the practice and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued best practice guidelines that encourage employers to provide access to bathrooms that correspond to employees'laws against blood-seeking mourners or the Apollonian determination of Socrates in the _Phaedo._ 4 Yet the early Islamic resistance to the "pre-Islamic" rites of mourning is worth discussing because it was highly ambitious and differentiated. This movement played out in different forms not only in Arabia and Mesopotamia, but also in the two main branches of Islam, the Sunni and the Shī'ite. Moreover, as opposition to the ritual gained adherents, it undermined to some degree women's ability to practice one of their traditional public rituals undisturbed. Hence the social repercussions were profound. This examination will shed light on the approach of early Islamic pietists to the problem of women's ritual action and the relationship between the sexes. In doing so, it makes a contribution to the history of gender.

“He wants to be great and loves football. He is a good guy. He is a great locker room guy.” Graham played basketball in high school, and then at Miami, where he also earned two degrees before using his final year of athletic eligibility to try football. The Saints drafted him in the third round in 2010, and shortly after, University of Miami President Donna Shalala said in a phone interview with The Associated Press that Graham’s childhood story was known around campus, and that he was widely admired for the way he emerged from it. “He overcame it with a grace and intelligence that didn’t give him a chip on his shoulder, just a drive that only champions have,” Shalala said. “He would walk around campus just smiling, just sosource tells People.com, "Drew had a blast. (She) is so ready for this baby!" Barrymore and her husband, art consultant Will Kopelman, are expecting a sister for their 18-month-old daughter Olive. The couple wed in 2012. Cameron Diaz has helped to overturn a restrictive R rating for her new movie The Other Woman after personally appealing to bosses at the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). The actress, who stars in the sexy comedy with Leslie Mann and Kate Upton, headed to a hearing in Los Angeles on Tuesday (08Apr14) to argue her case for the film to be re-categorised so it can be shown to a wider audience after previously complaining to reporters about the alleged double standards faced by women in Hollywood. Ranting about the R rating, which

A Better Place Rating: Viewer Rating: Runtime: Overview: Jeremy is a young man who was born with a strange condition. He has the uncontrollable ability to transfer pain and injury he endures to the person his attacker loves the most. Jeremy has been sheltered from the outside world and his condition kept a secret by his overly protective mother. Upon her passing, he is forced to venture outside of his house to confront the realities of a harsh society and the cruelties of people.14 using Boeing Co. 737s to help workers reach job sites in Western Australia’s Shire of East Pilbara. The region, where 10,500 people live in an area the size of Germany and summer temperatures reach 46 degrees Celsius (115 Fahrenheit), is also the home of Mt. Whaleback, the world’s biggest open-cut iron-ore mine, owned by Melbourne-based BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP), the world’s largest mining company. HSBC estimates the total value of Australian mining and resource projects proposed or under construction at $777 billion, or about 60 percent of gross domestic product. Wages grew 3.9 percent in the three months through December from a year earlier, the fastest pace since the first quarter of 2009, according to government figures. When the central bank decided March 1 to keep its official cash

as the rain is concerned,” Governor Greg Abbott said, referring to the area that includes Beaumont and Port Arthur. He warned residents of the storm-hit areas to expect floodwaters to linger for up to a week. National Guard troops have rescued more than 8,500 people since the storm began, Abbott said. A top county official on Wednesday said Harvey has taken two lives in Orange County, Texas. Orange County Judge Stephen Carlton would only say the two died on Monday night in the city of Orange and that the deaths were storm related, according to The Associated Press. He provided no other details. The fatalities bring the number of confirmed deaths to 25. ‘Worst fears realised’ Taking advantage of a lull in the rainfall, rescuers on Wednesday recovered the bodies of six family members fromnumber was expected to climb to 24,000 members, including from other states, using some 600 vehicles, 500 boats and 100 helicopters. Some 32,000 people were in more than 230 shelters, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was beginning to move families out of shelters and into transitional housing at hotels. The Toyota Center arena in central Houston was opened on Tuesday to house additional flood victims. Some 10,000 people were already staying the George R Brown Convention Center, double the building’s capacity. Some 210,000 households had already registered with FEMA for financial assistance and 37 million dollars had already been provided, officials said. Moody’s Analytics is estimating the economic cost from Harvey for southeast Texas at $51bn to $75bn, ranking it among the costliest storms in US history. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner

The mother balled up on the bathroom floor of their Roslindale apartment, covered herself with her injured hands, and screamed and prayed as her assailant flailed away with the foot-long knife he had pulled from the kitchen drawer. Nineteen years ago, an assailant slashed Yolanda eight times, vowing to kill her and the fetus she was carrying. Today, a new life awaits that daughter, Yonetta Harris. She will enter the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester on nearly a full scholarship this fall, having spent the last four years balancing rigorous academics, part-time work at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and the assorted demands of a stellar three-sport athlete (soccer, basketball, softball) at O’Bryant High School in Boston. Hers is a remarkable story of domestic violence, followed by recovery and perseverance. “She’soverall health can be impacted by all these things and I can have a role in changing that.’ ” The Harris home is now on the top floor of a three-decker in Jamaica Plain. Yonealya, soon to turn 23, moved out late last year to set up her own home about 10 minutes away. Stanley Jr., who recently turned 20, was recently incarcerated at the South Bay Correctional Facility on a variety of charges, including larceny, his mother said. Netta, 18, whose high school graduation ceremony was June 13, intends to work all summer at Brigham and Women’s and also at Fenway Park, where she is a hostess in the State Street Pavilion. “I love talking,’’ said Netta, a huge baseball fan. “People walk in, I seat them, tell them what’s

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ankle bracelet. 3 Ted Bundy One of the most notorious murderers in history, Ted Bundy was known as “Lady Killer” because he would kidnap, rape, and violently assault and murder pretty young women. He was also one of the most deranged killers you could hope to come across, considering he was also a necrophile (yes, that means exactly what it sounds like). Let’s just say he liked to revisit his deceased victims from time to time. It was in August of 1975 that Bundy was finally caught in Utah by Highway Patrol Sergeant Bob Hayward. And just how did Hayward manage to track down Bundy? It wasn’t difficult. He spotted what he considered to be a suspicious-looking vehicle driving through his neighborhood at 2:30 AM, and when he attempted to pullover the VW Beetle, Bundy took off in an effort to evade him. When Hayward finally caught up to Bundy, a look in the backseat revealed apparent burglary tools in plain sight. 2 Timothy McVeigh In 1995, America saw an unprecedented act of domestic terrorism when the Federal Building in Oklahoma City was blown up via explosives planted in a truck. The attack killed 168 people and injured more than 800, and it was the most deadly terrorist attack to take place on American soil until 9/11. Through good investigative work, authorities were able to learn that Timothy McVeigh had been the one to rent the truck used in the explosion. But there was still the matter of finding and arresting him. As it turns out, it was a routine traffic

complete with many table games and numerous slot machines. Overhead, live circus acts -- acrobats, trapeze artists, clowns and jugglers -- run throughout the day beginning at 11 a.m., and a carnival midway offers games of skill and chance for all ages. Accommodations are affordable and comfortable, including the motel-style manor rooms, which are located separately from the main building with their own interior corridor and security staff. A shopping promenade connects all areas of the hotel and houses several restaurants, including THE Steak House, a highly touted gourmet room serving Midwestern beef dry-aged to perfection. Throughout the property there are more than a handful of places to grab a quick bite or cup of coffee (such as the Pizzeria, the West Side Deli, The Garden Grill and Blue IguanaMexican Express), while the casino is home to an enormous buffet. Mötley Crüe front man Vince Neil has opened Vince Neil's Tatuado Eat-Drink-Party! restaurant and Vince Neil's Party Bus Bar at Circus Circus. They showcase the rock star's love of tattoos and tequila in an atmosphere reminiscent of the legendary Sunset Strip rock clubs where Neil and his pals launched their paths to stardom. Circus Circus also touts the largest space-frame dome in the United States, The Adventuredome, an indoor theme park featuring the Canyon Blaster, a double-loop, double-corkscrew roller coaster, guaranteed to make you scream. The new El Loco, featuring a 72-second ride with gravity-defying turns and over-the-edge twists, provides a heart-dropping thrill as well. An intimate race and sports book, pools and a unique rotating carousel-like snack bar round

Author Bryant’s down on 19th and Vine. The Kansas City Bar-B-Q was followed by desserts and the music of Gerald Trimble at the Writer’s Place. The late-night party continued at the home of Tom Crane. Sporadically throughout the evening, groups of individuals snuck off to the new KKFI studios. There, they were invited to make appearances on “Driftless Dark” with Todd Fisher Wallin of WDRT as he demonstrated Open Source technologies with a live hometown audience in Viroqua, Wisconsin from the studios of KKFI. On Sunday, a breakfast roundtable included a historical breakdown of the GRC from Norman Stockwell, Operations Coordinator at WORT 89.9 FM Madison. This was followed by open-mic discussion of strategies for future conferences. Chief among the concerns were communication and outreach. The effectiveness and longevitylittle Theurgist that didn't stand up to her uncle or brother was picked on at school, Ravenwood School of magical arts. She'd even changed her last name from Drake to Stargem just so she didn't have to remember that horrible name. Why had her mom had to die? Why was her father out to destroy the spiral? Her head was spinning and finally she had to sit down. In a month her life had gone from awesome to absolutely horrible. The only person that made her feel better was her best friend, Heather. Are you alright? Of course Heather took this time to mentally send her a message. Way better than texting by the way. I'm fine replied Destiny trying to keep the sadness out of her voice There was a long

under the velvet-worm expert Georg Mayer. In order to investigate the slime of an Australian velvet worm species, the biologist worked closely with researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam. The chemist Stephan Schmidt, for example, now a junior professor at Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, helped to elucidate the nanostructure of the slime. A research group headed by biochemist Matt Harrington in the Biomaterials Department of the Potsdam Institute focused on other questions concerning the chemical composition and molecular processing. The interdisciplinary group of scientists was particularly interested in how the composition and structure of the secretion changes during thread formation. Slimy mix of proteins and fatty acids "We had already known that the slime consists mainly of large protein molecules and fatty acids,"as "corpus delicti" in a lawsuit to find out who the thief was.] And I want to buy a horse and have the magistrate [the "prince's man"] sit on it and initiate a svod [the legal procedure to trace a whole buying chain back to the original seller and ultimately the thief]. And if you have not taken the money, do not take anything from him [i.e. the slave-trader, because otherwise the whole plan might leak out]. An invitation: Novgorod birch-bark letter no. 497 (1340s to 1380s; excavated 1972) Original text (with added word division): поколоно ѿ гаврили ѿ посени ко зати моемоу ко горигори жи коумоу ко сестори моеи ко оулите чо би есте поихали во городо ко радости моеи а нашего солова не ѡставили да бого вамо радосте ми вашего

filled with liberal hosts and analysts who regularly spew antipathy toward our President. In the aftermath of the infamous White House meeting focused on solving immigration problems including how to deal with DACA recipients, U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL) claimed that the President used the word “s...hole” in reference to Haiti and countries in Africa. During the meeting, Trump supposedly asked why the United States should accept more people from those countries instead of countries such as Norway. Even though the President and two Republican Senators disputed the fact that the crude word was used, CNN decided to air the word “s...hole” 196 times in just one day. This unfortunate decision shows their lack of broadcast standards and common decency. Surely parents with small children, as well as adultsaccept a positive medical report delivered by a source with impeccable credentials. This week, the President also announced his highly anticipated “Fake News Awards.” Among all news outlets, CNN was the overwhelming winner in the unsavory category of “Fake News” by winning four of the ten awards. No other news outlet came close, as clearly CNN stands atop the media world in this area. Of course, this did not sit well with White House Correspondent Jim Acosta who claimed that the President, not his network, was the “King of Fake News.” Acosta had a tough week after being publicly scolded at news conferences by both White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney. He also was ignominiously thrown out of

always carried a small pistol and had said on multiple occasions that when he ran out of money he was going to commit suicide. Case number: HCSO08OFF003078 Antonio Salgado Just after 1 a.m. on Dec. 17, 1980, police were dispatched to 525 S. Main Street, Lake Placid in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival the body of 25-year-old Antonio Salgado was discovered on the floor in the pool room. He had been beaten with pool cues and shot multiple times during a fight. A suspect in the case fled to Mexico before he could be questioned. Case number: HCSO07OFF007482 William Luther Hinote On May 13, 1979 at about 3 a.m., a fire completely destroyed the victim’s mobile home near Venus. Hinote's body was found the next day in the remains of the home. Heon a variety of FOX Sports outlets, including FOX Sports Oklahoma, FOX Sports Southwest, and FOX College Sports. OU inspires champions today and prepares leaders for tomorrow by enabling its student-athletes to achieve their highest academic, athletic and personal aspirations. The OU Athletics Department sponsors 21 varsity sports with more than 600 student-athletes and is completely self-supporting.

with his Yoshiki Classical Special performance. Backed by the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuga Cohler with arrangements by Shelly Berg, the nearly three-hour concert brought an arena vibe to the traditional concert hall setting. Featuring a mix of X Japan classics, new material, and pitch perfect renditions from the book of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky, Yoshiki brought the tunes to life at the piano, and additional turns from guest vocalists Katie Fitzgerald and Ashley Knight provided bright spots of witty banter (unlike other Japanese superstars poised for American fame, Yoshiki’s English is fluent). The production team pushed the limits of imagination for Carnegie Hall, with lighting so intense that Yoshiki himself had to ask his crew mid-song to reposition of one of the rigs. Videos and still images (courtesy of2003-2006; Kyoto-fu, 2011-2016) illustrates a story exploring themes of human relationships through the experience of an English teacher in Japan on a journey of self-discovery. Told in three parts, the final volume was released in November and represents many years of work for Martinson that began to see fruition when he received the Xeric Grant for Comic Book Self-Publishers in 2007. Tonoharu is a tale of several non-Japanese teachers of English living in the titular rural town outside of Fukuoka City, mostly from the viewpoint of a young American named Dan Wells. Wells feels out of place in Japan, but claims to have felt the same way back home without having the excuse of being a foreigner. The reader climbs in the back seat for an intimate road trip

and is seeking undetermined damages for alleged physical and emotional harm she said she suffered in four assaults by Douglas last year. Douglas, 42, of Bryn Mawr, Pa., played for the New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars from 1995 to 2004 and is a former ESPN football analyst. He was charged in September with felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault in connection with the encounter at a Hartford hotel, but pleaded no contest to misdemeanor breach of peace in February and was sentenced to two years in a probation-like program. Davila said Douglas picked her up by her neck in a hallway at the Hartford Marriott Downtown and slammed her head into the walls several times. She also said they had sex afterward, even though she didn’t want to, butemergency room and trauma service. This led to a fairly extensive workup, in part because initially there was no history of any conventional trauma, and this was first considered a spontaneous hemorrhage. No underlying cause was found. The current literature on activator treatment and complications appeared to be sparse on complications in general and nonexistent specifically on a complication of this type. This report describes her presentation, the evolution of her imaging studies, and her outcome. It then briefly reviews the history, theories and mechanisms of action, and prior reported complications of activator treatment. It is suggested that these events were initiated by a single activator treatment. Case Report =========== A 75-year-old active woman, still working regularly, presented to a local hospital emergency room in the spring of 2013 with a

Richard Cordray, who was renominated by Obama to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Both White and Cordray received “softball” questions during the hearing, and White's confirmation by the full Senate is expected to receive little resistance. White pledged to lawmakers that "the American public would be her client" and that she would "work zealously on their behalf." Neil Simon, vice president for government relations at the Investment Adviser Association in Washington, says that he expects White will “have strong bipartisan support” as she is confirmed. Larry Stadulis, a partner at Stradley Ronon in Washington, told AdvisorOne after the hearing that White “shined” when talking about her enforcement priorities for the agency. She told lawmakers that it would be a “high priority” throughout her tenure “to further strengthen the enforcement function ofcould have taken if she had known a "Child Help" Line existed. This journey is a first for her - writing poetry. This book arose while reading Eckhart Tolle's, A New Earth, and is a poetic way of expressing those awakening concepts. Tending to forget things after she reads them (even in ... This is a selection of poems that covers love, life, friendship and more that draws inspiration from personal experience, travels and the people and places visited along the way; it also takes inspiration from music, movies and dreams. It This is a spiritual, humorous, uplifting, and inspiring book about a young woman growing up in a small town in Alabama. She shares her joy and pain about living life with all of its complexity. Life was simple, until ... The Birth Mandalas

history at Yale University in the US after getting a degree at the University of Valencia. He was chief curator and artistic director of IVAM (Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno) before joining the Museu Serralves in Porto, Portugal, as its founding director in 1996. Tate Modern opened in 2000 As well as advising many European galleries, in 1995 Mr Todoli was a member of the jury and advisory committee of the Carnegie international prize. The museum boss also curated an exhibition of the late Spanish sculptor Juan Muņoz - who last year contributed a huge installation to the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. Tate director Nicholas Serota said of the new appointment: "It is really exciting that we have been able to attract a director of such evident talent and distinction. "Vicente Todoli has runone enough so time to move on. The whole point of this post is a forgotten horse that could be useful. After looking at his debut victory and the significant entries he has received since I will be hoping Pierre Lapin takes his place in the Group 2 Duty-Free Mill Stakes on Saturday for trainer Roger Varian. Roger Varian has trained a few nice 2-year-olds over the years. In 2017 the Kylachy filly Altyn Orda won the Group 3 Oh So Sharp Stakes at Newmarket at huge odds of 25/1 and in 2018 Roger Varian was toasting another Group success in the same race when Mot Juste beat Angels Hideaway in his last race of the season. This year hasn't been bad either with the impressive Daahyeh already looking a superstar

wants to blow up all these positive possibilities. Note: For 17 years Jonathan Power was a foreign affairs columnist and commentator for the International Herald Tribune – and a member of the Independent Commission on Disarmament, chaired by the prime minister of Sweden, Olof Palme. He forwarded this and his previous Viewpoints for publication in IDN-INPS Copyright: Jonathan Power. Website www.jonathanpowerjournalist.com. [IDN-InDepthNews – 13 November 2018] Photo: President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron in their bilateral discussion on September 24, 2018, at the Lotte New York Palace in New York. Credit: Wikimedia Commons. This interactive WHO dashboard/map provides the latest global numbers and numbers by country of COVID-19 cases on a daily Basis. No iframes Search Newsletter No fake news. Facts and in-depth analysis. On issues that impact our interconnected world. Donate €5 The city of Plattsburgh in upstate New York issued an 18-month moratorium on cryptocurrency mining. Plattsburgh is part of a long-standing power agreement that gives the city an allotment of some of the cheapest electricity anywhere in the world, but a recent influx of cryptomining companies and their energy-draining rigs have raised power prices at the expense of the general population. The ban is meant to be a temporary arrangement, but it could potentially end all cryptomining investment in the city. (Via Motherboard)

Robinson Bradshaw's Ashley C. Hedgecock interviewed by Law 360 on her Corporate Practice Professionals Practice Areas Law360, New York (June 05, 2013, 3:06 PM ET) -- Ashley Carter Hedgecock is an attorney in Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson PA's Charlotte, N.C., office. Her practice focuses on securities transactions and compliance, mergers and acquisitions, sports and entertainment law and general corporate law. She has worked on a range of public and private securities offerings, including private equity investments, initial public offerings and follow-on equity and debt offerings, and on both public and private company acquisitions, including negotiated mergers, contested acquisitions and other dispositions. Hedgecock was selected by North Carolina Super Lawyers as a “Rising Star” in 2011, 2012 and 2013, and was the recipient of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce 2013 Young ProfessionalFormer President Barack Obama and Russia's President Vladimir Putin shake hands while posing for a photo ahead of a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 70th session of the UN General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York on Sept. 28, 2015. (MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images) Obama’s Handling of Russian Election Interference Meets With Scrutiny The narrative that Trump colluded with Russia to impact the 2016 presidential elections has unraveled. Now the focus is shifting to the Obama administration’s handling of the alleged Russian interference, and whether Clinton supporters helped spread false narratives that launched what President Donald Trump has called “the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history.” The new controversy came to light on June 21, when former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson

undergraduate to be all study and no socialising. Oxbridge students, particularly, were part of an elite, for whom the friends and contacts they made were as important as their degree. Mandelson had to resit the exams he took at the end of his first year, after spending too much time running the university's United Nations Association. This setback did not deter him from going on to be a leading light in the university's Labour Club. He emerged from Oxford with only a second class honours degree, but the contacts he made – including Charles Clarke and Benazir Bhutto – were more valuable to his future. The one contemporary he missed was Tony Blair, who was more interested in rock and religion than politics.ALFOSC, which is owned by the Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (IAA) and operated at the Nordic Optical Telescope under agreement between IAA and the NBIfAFG of the Astronomical Observatory of Copenhagen. We made use of the NASA ADS Abstract Service and of the WEBDA data base, developed by Jean-Claude Mermilliod at the Laboratory of Astrophysics of the EPFL (Switzerland), and further developed and maintained by Ernst Paunzen at the Institute of Astronomy of the University of Vienna (Austria). This publication made use of data products from the Two Micron All Sky Survey, which is a joint project of the University of Massachusetts and the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center/California Institute of Technology, funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the National Science Foundation. This research

up signs related to the current fire danger in the forest, she said. No similar shooting incidents have taken place in the Tahoe National Forest in the recent past but they have occurred in other national forests, Westling said. There was no information available on a motive, including whether the three were attempting to keep the employee away from an possible illicit marijuana grow, she said. Taken into custody from Tuesday’s shooting were Kerstin Moman, 20, and Joshua Lemas, 31, both of Foresthill. Both were in a 2010 Dodge Challenger when arrested by highway patrol Officer Eric Karla. They were facing felony charges related to carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle, firing from a vehicle and assault with a deadly weapon. Martinez said four spent casings were found in thePORTLAND, Ore. (January 13, 2017) – It still stands as the crown jewel in the Portland Trail Blazers legacy as an NBA franchise – the 1977 NBA World Championship. On Wednesday, January 25 during a home game against the rival Los Angeles Lakers, the Trail Blazers will celebrate the 40th anniversary of that achievement by honoring the players, coaches, staff and front office who led that history-making season. Among the Trail Blazers greats in attendance will be NBA Hall-of-Famer Bill Walton and former teammates Lionel Hollins, Bob Gross, Larry Steele, Johnny Davis, Dave Twardzik, Lloyd Neal, Corky Calhoun, Wally Walker and Robin Jones. Tip-off for the nationally-televised game on ESPN is set for 7:30 p.m. at Moda Center. Trail Blazers Founding President Harry Glickman will join Trail Blazers Ambassador

America and the Kahunaville restaurant chain. In another life I was the founder, publisher and editor of Life Sports Magazine. Along with Jane and Smarty I look forward to writing about new adventures in Melbourne Beach, the "Space Coast" and other Florida destinations. You May Also Enjoy With 300 miles of navigable sparkling waterways that snake through the town, Fort Lauderdale is celebrated as the “Venice of America.” The stunning destination has more registered mega yachts (42,000) than any place on earth. It also boasts more than 100 marinas and boatyards as well as 165 miles of those scenic canals.Klan wasn't violent until they needed to be." Sutton said he didn't know any Klan remaining in the area, stating most died out after the 1960s. The editor said he welcomed people to call him, write him a letter or boycott him. Feb. 11:Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam slammed for referring to 'first indentured servants from Africa' instead of slaves Feb. 12:Baton Rouge police wore blackface as part of 1993 undercover operation. Now, department says sorry Sutton, who has worked at the paper since 1964, inherited the publication from his father. Sutton and the newspaper received national acclaim in the 1990s for their reporting on a corrupt local sheriff. In 2015, he ran a headline titled: “Selma black thugs murder Demopolite Saturday night.” At that time, the paper had about 3,000 subscribers. Linden is located about

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appear to be life-threatening. (Joe Ahlquist/The Rochester Post-Bulletin via AP). Emergency personnel respond to the scene of a fatal stabbing Saturday, March 17, 2018, at the Salvation Army Castleview Residence in downtown Rochester, Minn. Police have arrested a man in the multiple... Police have arrested a man in the fatal stabbing of two men at a Salvation Army apartment building in downtown Rochester, Minnesota. Conway parents were arrested for unlawful neglect of a child after their baby was allegedly thrown from his car seat, according to a police report from Horry County Police. 20-year-old Juliana Biggerstaff and 22-year-old Jacob Lowman were arrested on Thursday after a complainant called police. Officers responded to a residence on Woodwinds Drive in Conway on March 14. Upon arrival, officers located a baby boy with aPope Francis expressed new concern Thursday for the situation faced by “Christians who suffer in a particularly severe way the consequences of tensions and conflicts in many parts of the Middle East.” “Syria, Iraq, Egypt and other areas of the Holy Land sometimes overflow with tears,” he told a gathering at the Vatican of leaders from Eastern rite churches that have links with the Roman Catholic Church. “We won’t resign ourselves to a Middle East without Christians who for two thousand years confess the name of Jesus, as full citizens in social, cultural and religious life of the nations to which they belong,” he said. Read the rest of the story at CNSNews.

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Berlin’s Charité University, Professor Karl Einhaupl, apologized for the role his predecessors played in experimenting on the remains, while reminding scientists around the world that they must aspire to be guided by historically-informed, scientific investigations to foster scientific accountability. In the past, the German government has vigorously refused to even acknowledge the massacre of 70,000 Herero and 10,000 Nama as a genocide, the German experience in South West Africa being a precursor to Nazi colonialism and genocide. The medical experiments themselves were a testing ground for later Nazi medical procedures. In April, Indonesia’s forestry minister backtracked on his ministry’s previous support for a massive 484,000 acre plantation that would have consumed most of the Aru Archipelago southwest of New Guinea. The surprising victory came after local activists implemented a “Two-prongedto acknowledge that the city sits on unceded Coast Salish traditional land. The City council stated at the time, “We are formally acknowledging that we are on the unceded traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations. There was never any treaty with these nations…. At this point, the city is acknowledging that fact.” The motion arrived after the end of a year of reconciliation in the city, where events were held to recognize past injustices and work on rebuilding relationships. In early September, Indigenous Peoples in Guatemala–joined by social movements, trade unions and farmer and women’s organizations–won a huge victory when Guatemala’s congress repealed a controversial law that would have opened up a market for genetically modified seeds in the country, giving a handful of transnational

Anatolia.[16] Although not concerned primarily with the Armenians, Cahen makes passing reference to this ethno-religious community throughout his work. Indeed, his survey of pre-Ottoman Anatolia makes it clear that the Armenians were an integral part of the social, religious, and economic landscape and played a variety of roles under Turkish Islamic rule. Throughout Cahen’s discussion, from the initial Turkish incursions culminating in the Battle of Manzikert in 1071 to the Mongol invasions in the thirteenth century, he makes it clear that the social and political history of Armenians was deeply tied to the various developments occurring in the Near East, and that it is necessary to understand both Armenian history and these developments (the Turkish invasions, the Crusades, the Mongol conquests) as a totality. More significantly, Cahen explains thatArmenians often lived in close proximity with their Muslim neighbors, an experience punctuated by both tolerance and persecution but which was primarily characterized by a diverse Armenian experience which is difficult to simplify or essentialize.[18] The major contribution of this category of scholars has been to contextualize Armenian history within that of the larger Near Eastern environment. However, with the exception of Cahen, most of the traditionalist historiography has been limited to brief description or ethnography, often over-simplifying the historical reality, and has failed to emphasize the diversity of the Armenian experience and the dynamic, and often multi-faceted relationship between the Armenians and their neighbors in the Near East. Cultural Perceptions and Political Attitudes: The Armenians and their Neighbors More recent scholarship has sought to integrate a comprehensive understanding of

from the Ivey School of Business. He is a graduate of the Institute of Corporate Directors Program through the Rotman School of Management, an Associate of the Credit Union Institute of Canada, a graduate of the Queen’s Executive Program and holds certificates from the Canadian Securities Institute. Stephen is the Chair of the Board of the Canadian Credit Union Association, the national credit union industry organization; the Chair of Credit Unions of Ontario; and a director on the London Chamber of Commerce Board. He previously served nine years on the Credential Financial Services Board. Stephen and his wife, Betty, live on a farm near Poplar Hill, and have two children, Kyle and Elise. He is an avid reader, a lifelong learner, enjoys coaching and travelling and is active"It's only two weeks" was ITV's stiff upper lip approach as the London 2012 Olympics opened on 27 July. The broadcaster has duly trotted out a low-cost summer schedule of soap and detective drama repeats, from Vera to Poirot and Midsomer Murders – and been totally thrashed. With massive audiences flocking to the BBC's coverage, from the 27 million peak for the opening ceremony onwards – and the public catching results on their smartphone or online –it made absolute sense for the BBC to have sealed its exclusive rights contract for the Olympics up to 2020 just before the London Games opened. However, London 2012 didn't have to be such a BBC fest. One cannot help wonder if "the people's channel" would love to turn back the clock. ITV covered the

was sacked once. He also, hilariously, became verified on Twitter midway through the game. The movement swelled to include dozens of players last season but their ranks have shrunk this season, with Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid and two Miami Dolphins players being the most notable protestors now in the NFL. The Raiders are 1-7 and Gruden has already said he can't wait to get his hands on the $68 million in salary-cap space to get some new players next year. Owens was voted into the Hall of Fame earlier this year but skipped the induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio, to hold his own celebration at his college in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Popular news Thompson breaks three-point record as Warriors gore Bulls Fresh from blowing a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finalsprior, Golden State was able to recruit Kevin Durant away from Oklahoma City. Bulls: Former Bulls C Joakim Noah got a standing ovation when he was shown on the video board late in the first half. 'Red Dead Redemption 2' (ALL) Opening Weekend Sets New Records The records are sure to continue to break as Red Dead Online releases in public beta sometime in November on PS4 and Xbox One . Red Dead Redemption 2 players will want to grab the legendary bear pelt in order to craft an awesome outfit for Arthur Morgan. Lewis Hamilton secures fifth Formula One title The Mexico City circuit sits 2,200 metres above sea level and the high altitude acts as an equaliser in engine performance. Hamilton started a trend, with Ricciardo and Verstappen following suit

teams to shorten shifts. But that didn't happen overnight. Many coaches believe the trailblazer was long-time University of Alberta coach Clare Drake, who influenced a generation of NHL coaches, including the Toronto Maple Leafs' Mike Babcock and former St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock. Kingston, who eventually coached against Drake when he was with the University of Calgary, also ran track and played football for Drake as a high-school athlete. Some of the training principles Kingston learned on the way to becoming an ultra-marathoner were primarily gleaned from studying champion distance runners such as Paavo Nurmi and Emil Zatopek. Ultimately, Kingston, Drake and a few others transferred what is now known as interval training to their hockey programs. "This was the 1950s," Kingston said. "Nurmi had been an influence onlate 1950s." Scotty Bowman behind the bench in December, 1984. Bowman says the Summit Series between Canada and the Soviet Union signaled a massive shift in coaching philosophies. HANS DERYK/Canadian Press Teaching NHLers the value of shorter shifts proved problematic, and Bowman said that when he moved on to Buffalo from Montreal, he developed a tactic to make the point to his players. "We used to scrimmage a lot more then than they do now," he said. "I had a football horn and a stopwatch. I used to go as close to a minute as possible. At 50 seconds, I'd blow the horn to let them know they'd been on for 50 seconds and the next chance you get to change, take it. If they didn't change, I'd blow the whistle

Rick Walls Executive Director Executive director since 2007, Rick Walls leads the preeminent Hall of Fame in MLB, which under his tenure has experienced growth in revenue, attendance, membership, and boasts an extensive event schedule that includes biennial Induction festivities and the much anticipated Induction Gala. Previously, he held positions with The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc. (NFF) including executive director of the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind. (2005-07) and director of operations, director of public relations, special projects/East region coordinator from 1997-2005 at its headquarters in Morristown, NJ. There he oversaw national membership, chapters, awards programs, tabulation of the Bowl Championship Series Standings, and produced its annual Awards Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in NY City. After an internship at WLWTChannel 5 in Cincinnati in 1990, he served as the collections manager and special projects coordinator for the College Football Hall of Fame until 1995. A native of Athens, Ohio and graduate of Ohio University, Rick resides in Milford, OH with his wife Julie, daughter Hailey, and son Tyler. Chris Eckes Building, Operations Manager & Chief Curator Born and raised on Cincinnati's West Side, Chris Eckes has been a Reds fan since he attended his first Reds game in 1978 at the age of six. Chris graduated summa cum laude with a degree in history from the College of Mount St. Joseph in 2000. He interned at the Andrew Jergens Company for a year assisting in the establishment of the company's corporate archive. Concurrent to attending school, Chris worked as a

Coverage After Leaked Video Of Anchor” PLAYBOOKERS Send tips to Eli Okun and Garrett Ross at [email protected]. TRANSITIONS -- Giovanna Gray Lockhart is now chief strategy officer at The Riveter. She was most recently at The Wing and is a Kirsten Gillibrand alum. … Josh Hurvitz is now a partner at government relations firm NVG. He previously was VP for public policy at Time Warner and WarnerMedia. SPOTTED at a screening Tuesday night at the National Archives of “Created Equal,” a documentary about Justice Clarence Thomas: Justice Samuel Alito and Martha-Ann Alito, D.C. Circuit Court Judge Neomi Rao, Leonard Leo, Carrie and Roger Severino, Rachel Semmel, Hugo Gurdon, Kevin Daley, Emily Jashinsky, Byron York, Greg Mueller, Keith Appell and Ryan Lovelace. BIRTHDAY OF THE DAY: Ruth Messinger, global ambassador for the AmericanPerioperative nursing on the Amazon River. An experience that made a difference. We held a conference at the end of the team's visit. We concluded that there was a continuum of learning in both directions from both countries. Some of the problems and frustrations in medicine are the same worldwide. Leaving the US medical system to work in a remote area is a fascinating and exciting experience. Clean water, electricity, transportation, and food are not taken for granted in this area of the world. The next decade in an area like this holds many different plans, hopes, and projects. Nothing can be taken for granted. All that has been developed could be lost tomorrow. What we do makes a difference, whether it is in the jungles of Brazil or

next year.” With the addition of Vonleh, head coach Tom Crean has landed his highest-ranked prospect since taking the Indiana job in 2008. At 6’9″ and 220 lbs., the Massachusetts native is best described as a freak athlete. He uses his great length especially well rebounding the basketball on both ends of the floor, as he is arguably one of the best rebounders in the class, and altering shots with his shot-blocking. For a combo forward, he also has excellent ball-handling ability with an ever-improving jump shot. As his body continues to mature, with added strength to his 6’9″ frame he will be more efficient from the low post with his endless potential. It’s a little less than an hour before tonight’s NBA Draft, and this should have probablyhim look like a coaching genius. After unsuccessfully trying to woo Rick Pitino and reportedly going after Mark Few and Jeff Capel, Arizona is set to name Tim Floyd as its new head coach according to reports. In the wake of the Lute Olson fiasco last off-season, the Wildcats turned to Russ Pennell to lead the team as an interim head coach. Along with Mike Dunlap, who acted as a co-coach, Pennell guided the Wildcats to their nation-leading 25th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance (if you ignore trips that were later vacated). The Wildcats, who in the eyes of many had underachieved all year long with one of the nation’s most talented trios (Nic Wise, Chase Budinger, and Jordan Hill), managed to get to the Sweet 16 with victories over