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first in just one event to come in second to Morgan in the All-Around competition. Because there was a tie in the saddle bronc riding, J.T. Hitch won the buckle in that event on a coin toss. The amount of prize money won by contestants in each event varies depending Chautauqua, N.Y. — The Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau announces plans for the 16th annual golf tournament held in honor of CCVB founding director, Donald Hogan. The tournament will be held on Saturday, September 15, 2012 at the Chautauqua Golf Club, beginning at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start. Contestants will compete for 1st, 2nd & 3rd place prizes plus longest drive and closest to the pin awards. The cost is $80 per person and includes a buffet lunch. Proceeds from the annual tournament benefit the Donald Hogan Tourism Scholarship program. This program awards between three to four scholarships to area seniors eachyear based on an essay outlining the importance and relevance of tourism in Chautauqua County. Since its inception in 2001, the program has awarded $36,000 in scholarships to 60 area students. Donald Hogan was the director of Chautauqua County Vacationlands Association, forerunner of Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau, until 1989. The Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau, a not-forprofit agency, is the official tourism promotion agency for Chautauqua County and New York State's ChautauquaAllegheny Region including Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany Counties. Parties interested in playing in the CCVB/Hogan Memorial Golf Tournament or in sponsoring a hole, should contact Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau at 716-357-4569. Two More London Olympians Added To Skating And Gymnastics Spectacular Contributed Article Jamestown Savings Bank Arena JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — It was announced today by Steve Disson, Executive Producer of the Progressive Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular NBC special, that Jonathan Horton and Jake Dalton have been added to the cast for the Saturday, Dec. 15 show at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena in Jamestown, N.Y. Standings as of Aug 12, 2012 Horton and

that of Walter Benjamin who escaped Paris on June 13, 1940, the day before the German army entered the city, but not before placing a copy of the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction in the Bibliotech Nationale for safekeeping. Benjamin had been living in Paris as a refugee since 1933 when endangered as a Jewish intellectual he escaped Germany after the Nazis seized power. The Gestapo had issued an arrest warrant for him in the late 1930s so he was absolutely terrified of this moment. Benjamin arrived in Marseilles in mid-September 1940 where Max Holkheimer had arranged to have an emergency exit visa waiting for him at the United States consulate. Unfortunately, Benjamin had failed to obtain a French exit visa newly required by the collaboration as Vichy regime, which was relentlessly purging its enemies of the state at that time. After anxiously waiting for several days without being able to secure the necessary travel permits, Benjamin took a train to the countryside nearthe Spanish border and from there, out of sheer desperation, decided to make the harrowing crossing across -- through the Pyrenees Mountains, with a small group of refugees, and enter Spain illegally. Because of a heart condition, he could only walk for 10 minutes at a time and then stop for one, yet he refused to let anyone help him or even carry his black leather briefcase which contained, he said, a new manuscript that was more important that I am. After arriving in the Spanish border town of Port Boo, Benjamin was informed that he would not be admitted into the country without the outstanding French exit visa and was to be sent back the following morning to the German authorities in occupied France. Unwilling to accept this fate, he committed suicide in his hotel room on September 26, 1940. He was just 48 years old. Soon afterwards, his leather briefcase was handed over to a court in Figares where the contents, including this

of this was consistent with the Colonial Act of 1930, which advanced the view that Portuguese Catholic missions overseas were "instruments of civilization and national influence." In 1940 the education of Africans was declared the exclusive responsibility of missionary personnel. All church activities, education included, were to be subsidized by the state. In reality, Protestant missions were permitted to engage in educational activity, but without subsidy and on condition that Portuguese be the language of instruction (see Education , this ch.). The important Protestant missions in place in the 1960s (or their predecessors) had arrived in Angola in the late nineteenth century and therefore had been at work before the Portuguese managed to establish control over the entire territory. Their early years, therefore, were little affected by Portuguese policy and practice. Before the establishment of the New State (Estado Novo) in Portugal in 1926, the authorities kept an eye on the Protestant missions but were not particularly hostile to them (see Angolathe structure of religious organization was linked to the structure of these communities. This connection was brought about in part by the tendency of entire communities to turn to the variety of Protestantism offered locally. The conversion of isolated individuals was rare. Those individuals who did not become Christians remained to a greater or lesser extent adherents of the indigenous system; unless they migrated to one of the larger towns, persons of a specific locality did not have the option of another kind of Christianity. Those members of a community who had not yet become Christians were tied by kinship and propinquity to those individuals who had. On the one hand, indigenous patterns of social relations affected church organization; on the other hand, the presence of Christians in the community affected the local culture to varying degrees. Christians who could quote Scripture in the local tongue contributed phrases to it that others picked up, and the attributes

covert agents of introducing the virus as part of a biological warfare campaign, an accusation the U.S. denied. This time around, Mr. Castro blames a black mosquito known as the Aedes aegypti, a dime-size bug that bites during the day. The mosquito thrives in crowded cities and breeds in stagnant water. The female requires blood for its eggs to mature – and humans are a convenient target. In January, Cuban authorities dispatched the first of 11,000 workers to fumigate every home and building in Havana, the eastern city of Guantánamo and the western town of Pinar del Rio. Workers carry what they call "bazookas," a shoulder-held device that resembles a leaf blower and fills the air with white plumes of insecticide. Residents who refuse to let the workers fumigate face fines and possible jail time. But the anti-mosquito campaign has broad public support and very few people interfere. "We have tohelp for everyone's well-being," said Ana Rosa Menendez, a 57-year-old retiree. "The fumigation doesn't bother me at all because it kills cockroaches, too," said another resident, Yamila Chanfrau Santos, 39, a secretary. American officials refused to let workers fumigate the residence of Vicki Huddleston, the chief U.S. diplomat in Cuba. An official explained that there was some concern about the insecticide used. "We don't know what's in it," he said. Marta Beatriz Roque, a dissident and economist who has served jail time for her opposition to the socialist regime, also had concerns. The first fumigation of her house made her sick, she said. So when workers returned a second time, she refused to let them in. She said she was detained in what turned out to be the first of four arrests for failure to comply. Authorities also fined her 600 Cuban pesos, or about $23, which

slurred. That was a clear indicator that he wasn't doing well. So I called 911. E.M.S. came. They very delicately, very gingerly, they brought Nestor downstairs. And they brought him to Long Island Jewish Hospital. (sirens wailing) >> NARRATOR: Nestor was put in a psychiatric ward for several weeks, then was moved again. >> SAPIEN: According to this document, the care coordinator "was not even told that they were considering moving him." She's the person that's responsible for making sure that Nestor has the services in place to live safely in the community. This document shows she doesn't even know where he is. >> NARRATOR: He was in another Queens neighborhood. In a small brick rowhouse. This new roommate had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and had a history of severe alcohol abuse. Almost four months after he moved in, Nestor was found badly injured with broken ribs and kidney damage. His medical records say he'd likely been beaten. >> SAPIEN: So, Nestor, we're justtrying to piece together what may have happened to you after you were in the hospital after your mother died. Do you remember when you moved in with the guy that you told me about? >> Yeah, what about him? >> SAPIEN: And you went to the hospital while you were living with him. >> Right. >> SAPIEN: You got hurt. >> Got hurt? >> SAPIEN: Do you remember any of that? >> I just wound up in the hospital, and I say, "Gee, I'm here in Wonderland," you know? >> Somebody called to say that he was in the hospital. The doctor hypothesized that he had been beaten up by someone. His ribs were broken. The doctor said it looked like he had been on the ground and was kicked badly enough for his kidneys to have stopped functioning. >> SAPIEN: There's supposed to be this whole network of professionals involved in his life. >> To keep track of him,

and the International Organization for Migration— (A) an estimated 3,000,000 people were directly affected by the disaster, nearly one-third of the country’s population; and (B) more than 2,100,000 people were displaced from their homes to settlements. (5) Casualty numbers and infrastructure damage, including to roads, ports, hospitals, and residential dwellings, place the earthquake as the worst cataclysm to hit Haiti in over two centuries and, proportionally, one of the world’s worst natural disasters in modern times. (6) The Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) conducted by the Government of Haiti, the United Nations, the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and other experts estimates that damage and economic losses totaled $7,804,000,000, approximately 120 percent of Haiti’s gross domestic product in 2009. (7) Haiti is the poorest, least developed country in the Western Hemisphere with, prior to the earthquake— (A) more than 70 percent of Haitians living on less than $2 per day; and (B) a ranking of149 out of 182 countries on the United Nations Human Development Index. (8) House Resolution 1021, which was passed on January 21, 2010, on a vote of 411 to 1 expressed— (A) the House of Representatives’ deepest condolences and sympathy for the horrific loss of life caused by the earthquake; and (B) bipartisan support for Haiti’s recovery and reconstruction. (9) The initial emergency response of the men and women of the United States Government, led by the United States Agency for International Development and United States Southern Command, was swift and resolute. (10) United States urban search and rescue (USAR) teams were immediately activated after the earthquake and deployed from Fairfax County, Virginia, Los Angeles County, California, Miami-Dade, Florida, the City of Miami, Florida, and Virginia Beach, Virginia, to assist the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART), and New York City’s first responders asked the Office

speaking and writing. A notable element of our pedagogy in this regard is cultivating frequent oral and written exchanges among students. A number of the written exchanges will undergo peer review and, following their critique, will be revised for further analysis and discussion. Provisional Weekly Schedule by Topic (A detailed list of topics follows) Water Movement Through the Natural Environment (Week #1) Global Circulation of Water in the Oceans: Dynamics of Currents, Waves and the Coastal Environment (Week #2) Global Circulation of Water in the Oceans: Dynamics of Currents, Waves and the Coastal Environment The Sea Water Column Morphology of the Ocean Floor Continental Margins. Abyssal plains Midocean Ridges. Sediment. Ocean Currents and Circulation Weather and climatic stabilization and destabilization from ocean water masses Example: El Niño ENSO (El Niño-Southern Oscillation). El Niño refers to the arrival of a warm pool of water in the eastern Pacific floating on cooler ocean water transported from the western Pacific. The Southern Oscillation is asee-saw shift in surface air pressure between Darwin, Australia, and Tahiti, having important consequences for global weather patterns, such as increased rainfall and flooding across the southern tier of the US and drought in the West Pacific causing devastating brush fires in Australia. Shoreline erosion, emergent and submergent coasts Question for Discussion: Should beaches be artificially replenished when naturally washed away? Waves, Tsunamis and Storm Surges -- Causes Examples (suggested topics for student mini-research projects): Port Royal, Jamaica. June 7, 1692: Thousands killed as a combination of earthquake and tsunami obliterated this Caribbean seaport and pirate haven. What is the evidence for other tsunamis in the Atlantic and Caribbean. Concepcion, Chile. February 20, 1835: A quake witnessed by Charles Darwin killed more than 5,000 people in the Chilean cities of Concepcion and Santiago, while a tsunami associated with the tremor ruined the village of Talcahuano. Agadir, Morocco. February

feet by the recent hurricane. Jekly Island, the hunt ing home of New York millionaires, has been greatly damaged. unco a train for the West Indies has been heard from. The Queen and Crescnet route advertises a fast vestibuled train known as the "Florida and Havana limited," from Cincinnati, Miami, Mobile and New Orleans, connec ting with steamer service to ports in Cuba, Porto Rico and Jamaica. Gen. T. S. Clarkson, post com mander of the G. A. R., now manager of the Trans-Mississippi international exposition at Omaha, Neb., invites all Confederates to attend that exposition during peace jubilee week, from Oct. 10 to 15, and desires that this generous invitation be made known to all United Confederate veteran camps. A run on a Richmond bank was nearly precipitated the other day from an odd cause. Fitzhugh Lee was passing along the street. When he was near the bank a number of persons recognized him and moved upto get a look at him. Other persons too far away to see clearly what the com motion was aboat, and seeing the crowd at the bank doors, thought a run had been started, and they joined the "push," determined to get their money out before it was too late. The incident, however, blew over as quickly as au explana # tion could be circulated. THE MISSISSIPPI EPIDEMIC. Yellow Fever Increases in Jack son and Has Extended to Many Counties in the State. Jackson, Miss, October 9.-Six new cases of yellow fever reported in Jackson to-day: Miss Annie Boling, Capitol street ; Carl John son, Capitol street; Allen McIn tyre, Pascagoula street, whites, and four negroes. There were no deaths and the sick are doing fairly well. The spread of the disease over the State continues, and new foci multiply rapidly. Hattiesburg, in Perry County, is now an infected point. Dr Folkes, State inspector, reports from

effectively running the procurement program for the government, including aircraft carriers, submarines, missiles, tanks, and all other items needed to support the UK military. More recently, he was Executive Director for Capital Projects at London Heathrow Airport where he led a $6 billion program building the new Terminal 2. In between his years of active duty service, he continued to contribute to our national security as a civilian. He was Vice President of a United Nuclear and Westinghouse reactor operations responsible for construction of nuclear weapons and plants. Steven was the Chief Financial Officer of a manufacturer of nuclear submarine fuel and of Swiftships Inc. He joined British Nuclear Fuel Ltd as Commercial Director of a $16 billion nuclear waste verification project in Washington State before being transferred to the UK. While at Sellafield Steven was selected as the Procurement Professional of 2008 by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, the largest professionalsociety in the world. 2016 OUTSTANDING ALUMNUS AWARDS An Outstanding Alumnus is an alum who has generously dedicated his or her time to the service of the Upper Arlington Alumni Association and its mission. RON JOHNSON, Class of 1961 Ron Johnson is a 1961 graduate of Upper Arlington High School, as are his three children: Debby, Ron and Valery, his brother and one grandson. Ron believes that Upper Arlington is a great community and that it has the best attributes of any Columbus suburb - community atmosphere, proximity to downtown Columbus, The Ohio State University, and an excellent education philosophy. Through the years, Ron's community pride has driven him to become involved in many local community groups and organizations in various capacities. For decades, Ron has been active in the Upper Arlington Civic Association, and is a past chairman of the 4th of July Parade, Labor Day Arts Festival committee and the UA Booster Club. Ron believes that UA has tremendous

of the most devastated regions of the Soviet Union. The Belarus S.S., made up of Byelorussian nationalists hoping to ultimately win their country's independence by currying favor with the Nazis,- were responsible' for the massacre of thousands of Jews in the Pale of Settlement and even fought against the Allies, Loftus noted. The brigade was made up of men like Stanislaw Stan- kievich, who directed the murder of 7,000 Jews in one day in the city of Borissow, Loftus said. A member of the Nazi puppet government, he John Loftus was wanted at the Nuremberg War Climes Trial and was identified on the floor of Congress as the type of Nazi monster it was most important to track down. Loftus discovered that he even tually established residence in New York City, becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States. Klaus Barbie, former mid- leVel S.S. officer recently found. living in Argentina and extradited to France to stand trial forhis crimes, located the Belarus underground for recruitment. "Barbie was a 'hand-me- down' Nazi," Loftus explained, "having worked for the British, French, Spanish, Swiss and West Germans before the Americans." Unfortunately, in addition to ; ■ working for the Allies, most , of the former Nazis also worked for the Soviets, Loftus added, resulting in the destruction of the entire U.S. intelligence network behind the Iron Curtain. Loftus pointed, out that the Belarus Brigade was only one of many such groups employed by, the govern ment. The incriminating evidence has been in the vaults for the last 30 years, Loftus said. And as late as 1978, government departments were lying to Congress about the existence of these files, afraid the. deportation of Nazis would expose high ranking government officials to embarrassment. "There is no statute of limitations for mass murder." Now, many of the old guard have retired, died or otherwise left and the material is gradually being declassified. : Results

bridge area). These consoles are to the left side of the Captain’s Chair, no longer in the direct middle. To the Captain's right is the Operations manager's console. Identical in size and design to the Tacitcal/Security station, the Operations manager is located closer to the bridge engineering station rather than close to the front of the bridge. The Operations Panel, due to the tremendous amount of sensitive information found there, has security protocols as stringent as the TAC consoles. Directly aft of the Ship Operations Console is the Mission Operations Console, for use during Away team missions. Also located on the platform, against the aft wall of the bridge, is a large master systems display monitor, similar to the one in main engineering. All relative ship information (such as damage, power distribution, etc.) is displayed on the cutaway image of the Akira Class. This monitor can be used to direct ship operations and can be configured for limitedthere if needed), and then leave in the two escape pods. This multi-room department is located in a restricted area on deck 15. Within it are the entrances to the phaser range, the Brig, the torpedo/probe magazine, the auxiliary weapon control room and to the Ship's Armory, as well as the Chief Tactical Officer's office. The CTO's office is decorated to the officer's preference. It contains a work area, a personal viewscreen, a computer display, and a replicator. Brig: Located on deck 15, the brig is a restricted access area whose only entrance is from within the Security department. The Akira class vessel has 10 double occupancy cells, which contain beds, a retractable table and chairs, a water dispenser, and a toilet. The cells are secured with a level 10 forcefield emitter built into each doorway. Ship's Armory: This room is located in a restricted area on deck 15 and is under constant guard. The room

are true believers,” explained Werner Drechsler, Managing Director of the Druckstudio Group in Print Pack Publish Asia • 9/2011 Sheetfed Offset 35 Düsseldorf. The print shop has tripled its sales in the last few years and the proportion of jobs produced using climate-neutral printing has risen to 10 percent over the same period. A five-strong environment team with members from all departments and supported by external consultants serves as a forge for new ideas and putting in place a continuous improvement process. Employees are integrated and committed – this is one of the reasons why Druckstudio GmbH was selected as one of the 100 best employers in Germany. The environment team at the Druckerei Lokay print shop in Reinheim in the German state of Hesse is soon to be expanded by “Social affairs and occupational health and safety”. “Our vision is a code of practice for all employees, where fun also has an essential roleprint version,” added Dr. Achim Schorb from the IFEU (Institute for Energy and Environmental Research) in Heidelberg. Participants welcomed the commitment by Heidelberg in offering a global platform for environmental protection in the printing industry with the Heidelberg ECO Printing Award. “All the companies taking part, the candidates on the shortlist, and naturally the award winners provide impressive proof that integrated ecofriendly media production is the future and the right way to go about reducing global warming and protecting our environment for future generations. Overall we'd like to see a common network that pools the activities of the various task forces on sustainability (such as the FSC – Forest Stewardship Council – or Media Mundo) but also provides anyone interested from other companies with the positive examples of the award winners,” said Rainer Litty, Head of Print Production at WWF Germany (World Wide Fund For Nature), at the close of the Environmental Dialog. • Print Pack Publish Asia

church in Minneapolis from 1930-38 and field representative for the college from 1938-51. Edwin Omark, dean of the sem-inary, received an engraved watch. Prior to coming to Bethel he pas-tored Champion St. Baptist church in Bellingham, Wash. and Eleventh Street Baptist church in Los An-geles. He has been a professor of practical theology since 1944 and dean since 1948. Jeweled cuff links were present-ed to David Guston, librarian since 1957. He has pastored church-es in Henning, Minn.; Bristol, Conn.; Schenectady, N.Y.; and New York City. Eugene Johnson and C. Howard Smith received birthstone rings. Johnson, professor and chairman of the art department and director Purdue Draws Political Crowd An estimated 400 midwestern college students gather on the Pur-due university campus Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 27-29, to hear authorities discuss and debate "Armament vs. Disarmament" at the third annual Purdue Confer-ence on International Affairs. Students from about 38 Midwest college and university campuses will gather for the series of meet-ings. While directed primarily to-ward undergraduate students,a large number of graduate students also will attend. Foreign students at midwestern colleges and univer-sities have also been invited. The conference is under sponsor-ship of the Purdue student govern-ment in co-operation with the school of humanities, social sci-ences and education and the divi-sion of conferences and continua-tion services of the university ex-tension administration. of campus planning, has been a fac, ulty member since 1951. He was pastor of Bethel Baptist church in Pasadena before coming to Bethel. Smith, associate professor of music, has been at Bethel since 1951. He has directed the college choir and is presently director of the male chorus. Miss Lillian Ryberg, associate professor of Spanish and acting language department chairman, and President Carl Lundquist re-ceived pen desk sets. Miss Ryberg began full-time at Bethel in 1948. Dr. Lundquist has been president since 1954. Prior to assuming this position, he pastored Elim Baptist church in Chicago from 1943-53 and was acting dean of Bethel col-lege from 1953-54. A candlelight

two Orwellian virtues war is peace and freedom is slavery will never settle into our reality accomplishing this would best be done by the will of the people diligently collaborating to save mankind and ascend the masses to a higher level of humanity enforcing our demands will take grassroots effort networking organizing assembling canvassing contacting community and government leaders and of course protesting against the decisions of our leaders and agencies like the Federal Communications Commission FCC Trump's FCC which I affectionately refer to as trumps Ministry of Truth is a peculiar air of poison to democracy in that it's odorless danger stretches further than any border and subtly possesses the deepest roots of our darkest prejudices the PBS news hour aired an enlightening report in October 2017 which involved a sinking Broadcast Group one of the largest owners of local TV stations reaching over a third of American homes the report said that must runstrongly conservative commentary clips of Boris Epstein former Trump administration member and now chief political analyst for Sinclair and weekly segments of the terrorism alert desk are now mandated to air on all 173 Sinclair stations in some cases stations have to run them as often as nine times a week claim the PBS journalist william brangham continuing on he said this partisan tilt has many free speech advocates alarmed because not only the sinclair own such a large chunk of the marketplace already but it's hoping to get bigger still if a proposed four billion dollar merger which urban media goes forward Sinclair would now reach three out of four American households television remains the main source of news for many Americans in 2016 46 percent of adults say they get their news from local TV stations and it's information they can trust 41 percent of registered voters said they trust

congenital cognitive and physical disabilities (including people who were "feebleminded", epileptic, schizophrenic, manic-depressive, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, deaf, blind) (German: erbkranken), homosexual, idle, insane, and the weak, for elimination from the chain of heredity. More than 400,000 people were sterilized against their will, while more than 70,000 were killed under Action T4, a euthanasia program. In June 1935, Hitler and his cabinet made a list of seven new decrees, number 5 was to speed up the investigations of sterilization. == Origins in the U.S. eugenics movement == The early German eugenics movement was led by Wilhelm Schallmayer and Alfred Ploetz. Henry Friedlander wrote that although the German and American eugenics movements were similar, the German movement was more centralized and did not contain as many diverse ideas as the American movement. Unlike the American movement, one publication and one society, the German Society for Racial Hygiene, represented all eugenicists.Edwin Black wrotethat after the eugenics movement was well established in the United States, it was spread to Germany. California eugenicists began producing literature promoting eugenics and sterilization and sending it overseas to German scientists and medical professionals. By 1933, California had subjected more people to forceful sterilization than all other U.S. states combined. The forced sterilization program engineered by the Nazis was partly inspired by California's.In 1927, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology (KWIA), an organization which concentrated on physical and social anthropology as well as human genetics, was founded in Berlin with significant financial support from the American philanthropic group, the Rockefeller Foundation. German professor of medicine, anthropology and eugenics Eugen Fischer was the director of this organization, a man whose work helped provide the scientific basis for the Nazis' eugenics policies. The Rockefeller Foundation even funded some of the research conducted by Josef Mengele before he went to Auschwitz.Upon returning from

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He does English: is motivated by His yearning desire. The entire reason we are on this earth is to qualify to live with Him forever. We do that by using our agency to find and stay on the covenant path that leads back to our heavenly home. God knew that because of the adversary's deceptive tactics and traps, the covenant path would not be easy to find or to stay on. So, He sent His Only Begotten Son to atone for us and to show us the way. The godly power available to all who love and follow Jesus Christ is the power to heal us, strengthen us, cleanse us from sin, Portuguese: is motivated by His yearning desire. The entire reason we are on this earth is to qualify to live with Him forever. We do that by using our agency to find and stay on the covenant path that leads back to our heavenly home. God knew that because of the adversary's deceptive tactics andnor things present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able English: to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord." Just as the rules that my wife and I developed for our children were motivated by love, God's laws reflect His perfect love for each of us. His laws keep us spiritually safe and help us to progress eternally. The second experience by which I came to appreciate the power of divine law came during my career as a medical doctor and scientific researcher. After graduating from medical school, I pursued advanced education in surgery. At that time, there was no such thing as heart surgery. Then I teamed up with other researchers in the Portuguese: to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord." Just as the rules that my wife and I developed for our children were motivated by love, God's laws reflect His

and a member of another unrecognized tribe, the Lumbee. At stake is not just the legal status of hundreds of tribes but their claims to land, benefits and fishing rights and their rights to tax and regulate businesses that operate on their land. The administration policy statement cites as its legal basis a 1979 decision by the late U.S.' District Judge George H. Boldt. The Post-Intelligencer reported last month that Boldt's death certificate indicates he had suffered from Alzheimer's disease, a brain disorder, since 1978, a year before he signed, virtually unchanged, a proposed order written by BIA lawyers that declared five groups of Northwest Indians extinct as tribes. John Shappard, a former BIA official who was the main author of the 1978 tribal-acknowledgment rules, said this week he never anticipated the process could be used to eliminate recognized tribes. "I have created a monster. I am the first to admit it. They ought to abandon theMission Community Center, Tig outlined the issues which will take priority during the first year of his chairmanship. Preventive health care available to all Leech Lake people ranked high on the list. This means improved maternity and early child care, facilities that will provide better health care for elders, and a revitalized hospital for Leech Lake. Tig went on to pledge support for the tribal education system from Head Start through the Chief Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School to the new Tribal College. In addition, the new chairman plans to resist pressure from forces outside the reservation to implement hazardous waste storage on reservation land and to assure that a tribal voice leads the way in decisions affecting other tribal resources. The wishes ofthe people will be made known to federal, state, and local agencies concerning lake front development, timber harvesting, and game and fish management. However, accountability to the people, highlighted by new procedures in the administration of gaming funds, was the most encouraging

the mosque, he achieves a kind of spiritual position, both considerable and harm-free, to gratify that desire for fame and position - provided that he acts in sincerity and for God’s good pleasure, and does not see the fame and position as his main aim. In comparison with what he gains, what he loses is quite insignificant. He may lose a few snake-like people, but will find so many blessed friends that he receives, through their supplications, numerous Divine blessings like the water of life flowing to his soul from all over the Muslim world, and those blessings are added to the record of his deeds. When a public figure once took a very important worldly post and became a laughing-stock in the eyes of the Muslims of the world because of the grave errors he indulged in to obtain fame, I preached this lesson to him most forcefully. It shook him,unjust man throws someone to the ground meaning to trample him to death, if that trampled man kisses the other’s foot, he will first die spiritually, and in addition to losing honor and dignity, will not be able to save himself from a degrading death. By displaying helplessness before that cruel man, he encourages him to crush him to death. If, by contrast, that wronged man spits in the face of the cruel man, he will die as a martyr and remain spiritually alive in honor and dignity. When foreign forces invaded Istanbul and destroyed the cannon at the Bosphorous, a religious representative of them asked six questions of the office of the Shaikh al-Islam, then the highest religious office in Turkey. I was at that time a member of the House of Islamic Wisdom (Dar al-Hikma al-Islamiyya). They requested me to answer those questions. The representative of the foreign clergy wanted the

исследований Луи Пастера по созданию и успешному испытанию живой ослабленной вакцины против куриной холеры. Суть экспериментов состояла в том, что курам прививали вибрионы куриной холеры, долгое время культивированные English: it has become widespread in the civilized world and used in practice unchanged until recently the time when the international the community recognized the fact elimination of smallpox in 1980. Birth of immunology how does this relate to the name Louis Pasteur. It is widely known that that Louis Pasteur created Microbiology and proved the role of microorganisms in development and distribution contagious (or infectious) diseases. He also formulated General principles of immunology prevention of infectious diseases diseases that are considered as a starting point of immunology as an independent science. As a reference point its existence is accepted 1880, when they were published the results of the research Louis Pasteur on creation and a successful test. weakened vaccine against chicken cholera. The essence of experiments was that the hens vibrions were grafted with chicken cholera, long-cultivated English:introduced). In fact, they used already modern principles clinical trials drugs. In the decades as a result of intensive activities mainly French-Russian ( in Russian that moment in the Institute Pasteur worked a lot Russian, who then introduced ideas and practical approaches immunology in Russia) and German schools were achieved progress in the development of the applied immunologii and laid basics of immunology theories. The first should be mentioned works by Ilya Mechnikov, discovered phagocytosis and who interpreted it as a fundamental mechanism immunity. At that time a number of new vaccines have been created, and not just students Louis Pasteur, but also German scientists, gravitating, the main English: thus, to Robert's school Koch. In this series, it is necessary to highlight the works of Emil Bering, who showed (with Kitazato Shibasaburo, in 1890). immunization against inactivated toxins (anatoxins) and "immunity transfer" with blood serum. Actually experience with the transfer of immunity served as the first evidence existence of antibodies - humoral factors mediating specific in relation to the pathogen infectious diseases immunity.

Matter of Tsirlina (2015 NY Slip Op 01649) Matter of Tsirlina 2015 NY Slip Op 01649 Decided on February 25, 2015 Appellate Division, Second Department Per Curiam. Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on February 25, 2015 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department RANDALL T. ENG, P.J. WILLIAM F. MASTRO REINALDO E. RIVERA PETER B. SKELOS LEONARD B. AUSTIN, JJ. 2014-07337 [*1]In the Matter of Anna Tsirlina, an attorney and counselor-at-law. Grievance Committee for the Second, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Judicial Districts, petitioner; Anna Tsirlina, respondent. (Attorney Registration No. 3905379) MOTION by the Grievance Committee for the Second, Eleventh, and Thirteenth Judicial Districts to strike the respondent's name from the roll of attorneys and counselors-at-law, pursuant toJudiciary Law § 90(4), upon her conviction of a felony. The respondent was admitted to the Bar at a term of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the Second Judicial Department on March 28, 2001. Diana Maxfield Kearse, Brooklyn, N.Y. (Sharon Gursen Ades of counsel), for petitioner. PER CURIAM. OPINION & ORDER On February 28, 2014, the respondent was found guilty, after a jury trial, before the Honorable Raymond J. Dearie, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, of conspiracy to commit visa fraud, in violation of 18 USC § 371, and 10 counts of visa fraud, in violation of 18 USC § 1546(a). On July 25, 2014, she was sentenced to a term of two years of imprisonment on each count, to run

that sought to categorize people, deemed who was most fit to labor unfreely, that being the good and the sound, and distinguishing those from others, who were then literally imprinted with the mark of the sovereign. So think about the mark of the Dutch or the British crown imprinted. So slave branding was a racializing act, meaning that making blackness visible as commodity and therefore sellable, branding was a practice that sought to dehumanize and classify people into groupings. So just sought to, people always resisted these, these dehumanizing practices. But the idea was to produce new racial identities that were then tied to a system of exploitation in the west. And, but as this quote details, branding was also a gendering act, as with it, as with it, women were, a certain discretionary concern were taken with women. In this large plain turned factory bodies were made disabled and those named contagion or defective in their limbs, eyes or teeth were rejected. Soinscribe a premature death on black skin. For existence, sorry, for instance, the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Barbados in the Caribbean branded the word society on the chest of the people it enslaved in 1732. So this is the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel branding people on their chest. So one of the things I looked at is the diary of Thomas Thistlewood. He was an English planter and slave owner, and he tells of plantation conditions in 18th century Jamaica. I was particularly interested in the life of a, of an enslaved woman named Akuba. Many of you might of heard about Thistlewood in the news recently when Martin Bashir made a comment about Sarah Palin and slavery and excremental torture and now he's not on MSNBC, but you can see that this archive and parts of it, all of it is available at Yale right now, can tell us a

lot about the violence and the brutality of slavery. He kept very detailed files. Akuba was purchased by Thistlewood in 1761 and branded on her right shoulder with his brand mark, which is a TT in an inverted triangle. During the over 13 years that she was enslaved in Jamaica Akuba escaped captivity numerous times, and each time she was recaptured, she was flogged, tortured. One time she escaped wearing a collar, and so one time she was branded on her forehead for punishment after, after an escape, and five days after that branding she ran away. Thistlewood wrote in his diary, Akuba wanting this morning. So in defiance of the brand Akuba escaped again and again and made her own way. Eventually she was sold from Thistlewood for 40 pounds and transported out of Jamaica to Georgia. So Akuba running away despite the TT that branded her skin reveals the limits of these acts of dehumanization. She,Akuba, she disrupts the practice of branding as punishment, accounting a preemptive strike at marking the already hyper visible body as identifiable outside of the plantation, and other spaces of enslavement. So regardless of receiving this marking as slave, she ran away. So I wanna look here at this runaway notice. I'm just gonna read parts of it here. It's from 1756, and it's, it posts a reward for a negro man named Kato, alias Toby, and it attests that he was branded when a boy in Jamaica in the West Indes, with a B and I think a C on his left shoulder plate, shoulder blade the advertisement states. In the advertisement Kato is described as a sly and artful fellow who deceives by credulous, by pretending to tell fortune, and pretends to be free. And so in this way the B and the C on Kato's shoulder show, serve as signs that can betray his identity despite his

talents, four JW students who entered work into Washburn University’s Art Day in November received special acknowledgment. Entering art that finished in the top three out of 150 works from 15 area high schools, senior Tazz Eastman earned first in sculpture, junior Morgan Boldridge earned first in digital photography, junior Darian Housworth earned second in painting, and senior Tyler Flint earned third in mixed materials. One of the main features of Art Day was the workshops taught by Washburn University professors. Twelve students participated in the workshops. Art teacher Mark Ralston had been looking forward to the event because of all the great opportunities it provides yearly. “Washburn Art Day offers great exposure to our students to what other high school students are doing and insight into classes at a university,” Ralston said. “I was very proud of how our students represented Jeff West.” Story by: Grady Middendorf and Anthony Sanchez Photo by:receive payment. The teachers who tutor receive compensation for their extra time. Story by: Hannah Howey A Junior Kayla Lawson takes advantage of free time in tutoring to work on her own homework. Lawson tutored students first semester, along with nine other student tutors. “I really enjoy getting to help people,” she said. Photo by: Hannah Howey STAY CALM AND GO TO TUTORING Athletic-minded new administrator at home Representing StuCo, senior Kailee Gibson interviews assistant principal Brandan Giltner at the August StuCo-sponsored assembly. Club representatives spoke, and a motivational speaker were also part of the day’s activities. “StuCo put the questions together that they thought students would want to know about Mr. Giltner,” Gibson said. Photo by: Blaine Hawley A •the gamut A semester has passed, and assistant principal and athletic director Brandan Giltner has been busy since day one. As the athletic director, Giltner schedules the activities for the high and middle schools, fills the open coaching positions, orders supplies and uniforms for activities, and schedules transportation, referees and supervision for

foundation for the temple in 1977 and it was completed in 1986. This precious statue of Chana Dorji was a terma of the great treasure discoverer of Bhutan, Terton Pema Lingpa, who lived in the 15th century. It is believed that two statues of Chador Yabyum had been concealed as a hidden treasure (ter) in the Yutsho (turquoise lake) at Khar in Pema Gatshel, and were retrieved by Pema Lingpa. Later they were presented to the chieftain of Khardung, the Khardung Koche. (According to some other accounts, the statues were hidden by Pema Lingpa and found by the Khardung Koche. The statue’s reputation as a protective deity has spread far and wide, and people from all walks of life travel across the country to offer prayers and seekspaces, nonbreakable spaces14 consist of glue expanding filling lines with in arguments of commands \ bibtem \ cite \ index in command definitions in command names in custom commands in delimited commands in math environments in tabular environments in \ verb commands in verbatim environments interword ( \ _), 9, 49, 54, 84, 170, 500 multiple, act as one separating words with suppressing terminating commands with typed for readability unbreakable ( ̃ tie) absorb spaces in Bib TEX databases with cross-references visible (_) and \ verb* command spacing between characters between dots with \ hdotsfor commands between math symbols commands, see spacing commands9 spacing ( cont. ) determined by document classes horizontal in math in text interword preventing removal of in text intercolumn in aligned math environments in tabular environments interline adjusting double rules and delimited commands for commands in arguments of \ index commands in math in text in \ text commands vertical adding to table of contents adjusting adjusting with the setspace package in boxes in indexes in math in text preventing removal of using the setspace package spacing commands avoiding direct use of horizontal, see horizontal spacing9 vertical, see vertical spacing9 \ spadesuit

joked that he wants to "crush Ed Begley" in their environmental competition. Nye and Begley are neighbors in Los Angeles and sometimes dine together at a local vegetarian restaurant. Nye often appeared on Begley's HGTV/Planet Green reality show Living with Ed. Nye enjoys baseball and occasionally does experiments involving the physics of the game. As a longtime Seattle resident before becoming an entertainer, he is said to have been a fan of the Seattle Mariners, although recently he has voiced his preference (as a D.C. native) for the Washington Nationals. He also played Ultimate while in college and for a period of time while living in Seattle. In July 2012, Nye endorsed President Barack Obama's reelection bid. Nye announced his engagement during an appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and was married to his fianc�e of five months, musician Blair Tindall, on February 3, 2006. The ceremony was performed by Rick Warren atThe Entertainment Gathering at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Yo-Yo Ma provided the music. Nye left the relationship seven weeks later when the marriage license was declared invalid. In 2007, Nye received a protective order against Tindall after an incident in which she came onto his property and used herbicide to damage his garden. Tindall admitted this but denied being a threat to him. In 2012, Nye sued Tindall for unpaid attorney's fees he incurred while he went to court in 2009 to enforce the protective order against Tindall after she allegedly violated it. According to Nye's court filings, she was ordered to pay these fees; to date, she has not paid any of it. Nye is an avid swing dancer and describes himself as agnostic. Awards and honors In May 1999, Nye was the commencement speaker at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where he was awarded an honorary doctor of science degree. He was awarded

Matter of Bloomberg (2017 NY Slip Op 06236) Matter of Bloomberg 2017 NY Slip Op 06236 Decided on August 22, 2017 Appellate Division, First Department Per Curiam. Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on August 22, 2017 SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION First Judicial Department Peter Tom, Justice Presiding, John W. Sweeny, Jr. Rosalyn H. Richter Sallie Manzanet-Daniels Barbara R. Kapnick, Justices. [*1]In the Matter of Mark A. Bloomberg, an attorney and counselor-at-law: Attorney Grievance Committee for the First Judicial Department, Petitioner, Mark A. Bloomberg, Respondent. Disciplinary proceedings instituted by the Attorney Grievance Committee for the First Judicial Department. Respondent, Mark A. Bloomberg, was admitted to the Bar of the State of New York at a Term of the Appellate Division of the2012, respondent represented an estate in the sale of a cooperative apartment. In September 2012, the purchaser's down payment of $11,000 was deposited into respondent's IOLA account. Before closing, respondent made withdrawals from his IOLA account which invaded the $11,000 down payment, eventually having the IOLA account balance fall below $11,000 in October 2012. At the March 2013 closing, respondent received the balance of the purchase price totaling $261,082.70 in the form of two checks, which respondent misplaced. On April 8, 2013, the purchaser's attorney wired $261,082.70 into respondent's IOLA account, which was owed to the two beneficiaries of the estate, in the separate amounts of $153,161.35 and $97,500. On April 15, 2013, respondent made a partial payment of $97,500 to one 2 beneficiary. Respondent still owed $55,661.35 to that beneficiary,

brotherly relation with all of them. He is only disapproved by some people of misguidance far below the rank of humanity, or by the single-minded who may be regarded as ‘bearded children’, that is, adults in appearance but children in mind and character. If, on the other hand, that man breaks away from all his ancestors, whom he recognizes as the means of honor and pride, and breaks from the illustrious way of the righteous precedents, which he takes as a spiritual source of support, to become, instead, engaged in whims and fancies, and occupied with irreligious novelties for show and fame, he will be degraded to the lowest of the low in the eyes of the people of faith and truth. However ignorant and ordinary a believer may be, nevertheless, according to the Prophetic judgment, Fear the insight of the believer, for he looks with the light of God,1 he unconsciously turnsaway in disgust from such vainglorious people. Thus, the one who acts to please and indulge the worldly and the heretics for the sake of fame or to gain a position in their eyes, falls to the lowest of the low in the eyes of a huge congregation, the great majority of the Muslim community. He achieves only a transient and inauspicious position in the eyes of a small minority of people suffering delirium and derision - according to the Qur’anic verse, Friends on that day will be foes one to another except those who fear God and avoid evil, (43:67) he finds only some false friends, harmful in this world, a means of torment in the Intermediate World of the grave, and foes in the Hereafter. If a man, influenced by a desire for public recognition, acts like the one in the comparison above who prefers to recite the Qur’an in

Barber in a blanket. Sarah Waters, a homicide detective with the Fort Worth Police Department, testified that at approximately 2:30 p.m. on September 30, 2003, she received a dispatch call to the Peppertree Apartments.  She stated that when she arrived thirty minutes later, she noticed that appellant was jittery and nervous.  Appellant approached Detective Waters and told her that he had been on crack for the previous twelve days and that he had found his friend Barber four days earlier.  Appellant said that he has a psychological disorder, that he hears voices, and that he hallucinates.  After talking with appellant, Detective Waters then went inside the apartment and saw Barber lying on the floor in the living room.  She stated that Barber appeared to have been dead for a while because the decomposition was advanced and there were maggots on Barber=sface and clothing.  She noted that a TV, stereo, and VCR appeared to be missing from the entertainment center in the living room.  Detective Waters testified that she thought someone else lived in the apartment, so the police secured the apartment and left until a search warrant could be obtained. Detective Waters stated that when she left Barber=s apartment, she went to the homicide office, wrote an arrest warrant for appellant for tampering with evidence, and interviewed appellant along with Detective Carroll.  She said that appellant seemed to be intelligent and not mentally ill or intoxicated.  Detective Waters stated that she took a written statement from appellant, which he signed at 8:30 p.m.  In the statement, appellant stated that he met Barber through his ex-girlfriend, Tricia Bryant.  Appellant said that he had Barber=s car the week of September 20.  Appellant stated

On the western coast of South Africa lies a harsh and unforgiving world. Minimal rainfall makes this land a challenging place for creatures to inhabit. For ten months of the year, it's a desert. But each year for a short spurt of time, the rains give birth to a plethora of plant species. And the land bursts open to reveal a bounty of life. Transforming from desert to floral oasis. This is Namaqualand. ♪♪ Lying in the corner of the Karoo, Namaqualand is one of southern Africa's botanical treasures. At just under 170,000 square miles, it's even bigger than the state of California. Every year, Namaqualand leads two lives. For the majority of the year, the semi-desert offers very little sustenance. Everything that lives here is forced to match its needs to the meager nature of its environment. Adopting fascinating methods of survival in order to live in this hostile land. It is a harsh and barren realm. Life is a struggle for every species. But this is only onehave up to 95 offspring. For these juveniles, this arid time of year is their opportunity for growth. From the moment they were born, they have been independent. Slowly but surely, one by one, they peel off and venture out on their own. Their patterned markings will fade over time, and soon they will be the same shade as their mother. These youngsters will eat small lizards, until they are large enough to start hunting mammals. Their mother has no further duties. She must now focus on fending for herself. Mole snakes bury themselves in sand to stay sheltered from the relentless heat. Her angular snout and small head allow her to burrow deep. But when she wants to move, she needs the sun to heat up her cold-blooded body. Before she begins her search for an unsuspecting Mole-rat, she tests the chemical particles in the air by flicking her forked tongue - Helping her to decide which way she must go to find her

it's wrong to kill, but he had no choice. He fears God, but he had no choice. The regime left him with no choice. Part two describes his experience of entering a home and finding children who had been lying dead for some days. There's no obvious cause of death. The soldiers were looking for food and water and just happened into the dwelling. Describing a search through the house, he bears witness to a mother's love for the son she holds against her, both dead. He tells us that the buildings behind the house where he and others have been fighting were besieged by the Assad regime's army, and he cries as he recalls the terrifying experience, part of a relentless nightmare in Syria's central city of Homs, the third largest city. It is a war that is both disorienting and suffocating. The remaining inhabitants of that embattled area were, quote, "as afraid of us as they were of the Syrian army," he admits, wiping tearsprior to today. In 2009, Brown won Saratoga’s ungraded John Hettinger with Maram, who had given Brown his first Breeders’ Cup victory the previous year in the Juvenile Fillies Turf. “Saratoga has been good to me,” said Brown. “We point for this meet every year, and we’re going to continue to.” The Diana was a favorite of his mentor, the late Hall of Fame trainer Bobby Frankel, who won it in 2001 with Starine and in 2002 with Tates Creek. “[Frankel] loved the Diana, and we won it a couple of times when I worked for him,” said Brown, who worked as an assistant to Frankel before he struck out on his own in 2007. The Diana was also a lifetime best for Zagora, who entered the race off four second- or third-place finishes in graded stakes since being shipped

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she played a number of sports at Fredonia High School and won the New York State pentathlon title as a senior in 2000. At Roberts Wesleyan College near Rochester she competed in basketball and track and field. She has worked with coach, Rick Suhr, for many years and the pair married two years ago. When Jenn Suhr won a silver medal in the last summer Olympics, Chautauqua County shared in the proud moment. This time, seeing the gold medal around her neck, we are all beaming and delighted with the story of a local girl who is number one in the world! Congratulations to Jenn and to the Stuczynski family. We are also proud to be celebrating with the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Center in the wake of another tremendously successful Lucy Fest weekend! The Lucille Ball Festival of Comedy drew thousands of people to the Jamestown area, bringing some national media coverage our way.The enduring draw of Jamestown native Lucille Ball, the fun of the team competition in this year’s Lucy World Games, and the top notch talent of headliners Billy Gardell and Paula Poundstone created yet another big win for our region. With continued success like the last two years, Lucy Fest will remain an important economic and tourism driver in Chautauqua County! This combination of big wins for our county this week can serve as reminders to us all that there is much to be proud of right here in our own backyard. We continue to be a world-class tourist destination and an exemplary training ground as the World’s Learning Center. Dunkirk Chamber Revives the Farmers Market The Dunkirk Community Chamber of Commerce has re-established a downtown farmers market on Lark Street between Third and Fourth Streets. The market will operate on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Chautauqua County Chamber Director of Member Develop- ment Greg Krauza and

and he told Plaintiff Cecil Jr. that it was “his fault because he brought these people to this town.” Plaintiff Cecil Jr. went back inside the club fearful after being further assaulted by Defendant Phillips. His blood pressure went up and he immediately had to take 400mg of Dilantin. At this point, someone called “911” to request help for Plaintiff Cecil Jr., but instead of the fire department or paramedics, more police officers arrived. Shortly after going back into the club, Cecil heard that there might be another fight in the parking lot. When he got outside, he saw Plaintiff Grace Roberts yelling at the HBPD police officers. Six HBPD police officers grabbed a young African American woman, threw her to the ground, and hit her with batons and kicked her with their feet while she was on the ground. They handcuffed her and put her in the squad car, but she was later released. Plaintiff Grace Roberts witnessed the attack and went outside to tell the officers tothe Association will set up a branch of Walton Blockchain Institute in Jeju. The Branch Institute will officially open in January 2019. With the assistance of China Securities Administration Institute (South Korea), the Branch Institute welcomes not only Korean students, but also the Chinese and other nationals from all over the world to join the studies. Walton Blockchain Institute will provide quality courses and experienced teachers along with online education. Walton Blockchain Institute is the only professional non-profit blockchain educational consortium in South Korea. It is carrying out the project of blockchain professional talent training for the Ministry of Science and ICT of South Korea. Currently, 66 students receive the professional blockchain training at the Institute. Their training ends in February. Walton Blockchain Institute has been selected the 2019

from suffering companies in clever, covert, and illegal ways. From the outside looking in, the company was posting enough profits to avoid much suspicion, particularly in its more valuable holdings, but in reality, debt was being shifted around so quickly that regulators and auditors were largely unable to detect the movement. This debt was handled and traded by another Espirito Santo-created entity, Tulipa, a trading desk based in Lisbon. This charade continued and at one point, internal memos reported that the Espirito Santo scam could potentially sell off 30-40 billion Euros annually, if necessary. When suspicions began to rise about the trading practices between Banco Espirito Santo and some of its other family-related companies, following an “insider tip”, things began to come to light that the family had been hiding for the better part of a decade. When the truth came to light, and it was found that Banco Espirito Santo’s internal processes were breaching a number ofregulations, more than 3.6 billion Euros of debt had been sold off, while the companies continued to post profits and deceive investors, the Portugues stock market, and the entire European community. The list of violations that the Espirito Santo family and corporations committed is impressive, including insider trading and accounting fraud. In total, the unraveling of Espirito Santo’s scandal led to nearly a 4 billion Euro hit to the Portuguese stock market, representing a 22% drop. With the ongoing fragility of the rest of the European community, this sort of major hit to one country that had already been struggling has sent shockwaves throughout other precarious countries. What makes this scandal so serious and devastating is that it was left undiscovered for so long, and while the regional economy appeared to be improving, it has in fact been suffering more than ever imagined. Due to the recent nature of this scandal and the ongoing recovery efforts, the full effects of this scandal

now a college bowl game. Hockey, baseball, basketball and football championships who would have guessed an arena built without a team would have such an auspicious history? The St. Petersburg Bowl's in- augural game might include the USF Bulls. Has the strained relation- ship between the Gonzmarts of Columbia Restaurant fame and the Krewe of Sant' Yago led to a change in the Knight Parade? The Sant' Yago Knight Parade has always passed in front of the Columbia Restaurant, where the reviewing stands were located. The king and queen of the krewe would disembark from the float at the restaurant, take their place in the stands and watch the rest of the parade pass. No more. The pa- rade will turn north a block before reaching the Columbia. Earlier this year, Richard Gonzmart, son of one of the krewe's founders, asked for the baron of Sant' Yago to resign for the hiring of a D.J. who usedbad language and bad judgment on the krewe's boat during the Gasparilla flotilla. The krewe's board felt the baron should not resign. So Rich- ard Gonzmart resigned from the krewe and the incident became the fodder of the local news. The feelings on both sides were hurt and obviously the division it cre- ated continues to affect the rela- tionship between the krewe and the Gonzmarts. The new route will also elimi- nate downtown and Channelside from the parade route. The parade will stage on Ne- braska and start at Seventh Avenue and Nebraska where it will proceed east along Seventh Avenue to 20th Street. It will then turn north to Palm Avenue and go west to 15th Street where it will disband. The 2009 parade will take place on Valentine's Day, February 14. Seating pack- ages .are now available online at www.cc-events.org or by calling 248-0721. The Nest, a restaurant featur- ing Mediterranean tapas and pasta bar, will

is in the area of Combat Field Tactics & Tank Maneuvers. Since the early 1990s, local defense experts have been considering the development of systems that would block anti-tank missiles fired against armored vehicles, but interest picked up in the aftermath of the debacles in Lebanon. Merkava 4 is considered the world's most crew protected tank, yet military experts recognize the vulnerability of it and other models in the face of advanced anti-tank missiles. Israel's urgent search for defensive mechanisms is proceeding in tandem with that of Western armies that are dealing with field conditions in the Persian Gulf. Rafael was the first company in the world to furnish a workable solution. Russia's Arena was and still is a tank failure. The green light for the procurement of the Me'il Ruach Merkava tanks was given around the time of the Second Lebanon War in 2006. In parallel, IMI offered its rival system, the Ironthe system. Then, a month later, IMI officials detected a change of attitude. The official announcement came at the end of August: Ministry was suspending development of Iron Fist, arguing that it was not battle worthy. In the future, IMI was told, Iron Fist and Me'il Ruach would be merged, in order to produce the next generation of protective systems for Namers. Rafael, which produces an array of missiles, has a sterling reputation, a proven production, marketing track record and a management team that includes two charismatic, influential reserve major generals: chairman of the board Ilan Biran and CEO Yedidia Ya'ari. IMI, in contrast, is the neglected child of the defense establishment, and suffers, unfairly, from a negative reputation. For several months now, it has not even had an active chairman of the board. IMI is trapped between the Defense Ministry - which requires it to maintain an expensive production line for heavy ammunition, intended for emergencies and

equipment and design to better serve our communities,” she explained. “The inaugural TLC 5K race is a way for TLC to support healthy activities in our community and for the community to support the Emergency Department renovations through its participation and donations. It’s certainly a win-win for everyone!” sizes and colors and shapes, and for some, it continues on to the halls of power – to the White House and Congress, to the corner office and the executive suite. For others, it leads to the great outdoors – to the Appalachian Trail, the South Pole, and the summit of Mount Everest. For still others, it culminates in service in the classroom and the laboratory, in distinguished military service, and the Peace Corp and the local community. The honor roll of Eagle Scouts reads like a who’s who of American Life: President Gerald Ford, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, astronaut Neil Armstrong, ever it is, odds arethey will do it very well. Here in the Twin Tiers, the Allegheny Highlands Council, which serves Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany counties in New York, and McKean and Potter counties in Pennsylvania, averages about 40 Eagle Scouts a year, who will average about 130 to 150 hours per project, and every so often, there’s an ambitious 500 hour project. You just never know. For more information about scouting programs in your town, call the Scout Service Center at 716.665.BOYS(2697) and visit us at their webpage, www.alleghenyhighlands.org . Eagle Scouts, continued from page 12 all have been changed by the experience that has been called “the Ph.D. of Boyhood”. These young men have positively affected the face of American culture, by giving back to their fellow scouts, their communities, and beyond. Besides earning 21 merit badges, eleven of which are required, a scout must serve in various leadership roles in their Troop, and help other scouts along the Scouting trail by sharing the skills

two-year term. The rest would serve four-year terms. ■ Add a council president, who would be elected by the council members to a two-year term. That role wouldn’t change most of them never came home. Many are buried in Europe. Jim Stanko, who serves on the cemetery board, knows some of the stories. Strolling through the cemetery on a May afternoon that resonated with the promise of new life, he pointed some of them out. Over there is the grave of a soldier who died in service but never made it onto the battlefield. “Here’s Steamboat Springs’ first pilot,” Stanko said, pausing by a marker decorated with a four-bladed propeller and a pair of angelic wings. It marks the grave of James E. Noyce, born 1898, died 1918. “Jimmy Noyce went into the Army Air Corps,” Stanko said. “He was learning to fly in Texas, and he crashed and killed himself.” That was a long time ago. JohnRolfe Burroughs is recalled primarily as the author of books about Routt County, including “Where the Old West Stayed Young” and “I never Look Back,” the biography of Buddy Werner. Standing in front of his grave, Stanko recalls that Burroughs, who died in 1987, got his start as a writer while he was a prisoner of war in the Pacific during World War II. “He kept his diary on toilet paper,” Stanko said. Willard B. Marshall Sr. was another World War II veteran who survived captivity as a POW, Stanko said. Marshall was a crew member on a B17 bomber shot down over Europe. He died Dec. 28, 1979. There was a flag planted in front of his headstone during the weekend. Leonard M. Officer and Frank Finch are side by side in the cemetery beneath identical military headstones. The letters “PH” carved into the stone signify that they were killed in action. Officer and Finch were killed in Korea. Ben

one of the most difficult jobs this company had undertaken." Kelley provided a,brief report on Gulf Academy, the second- chance school established for the 2002-2003 school year. A total of 16 students have been enrolled during the school year. Three have returned to their regular school, two were referred to the Department of Juvenile Justice, two moved out of the dis- trict and eight remain at Gulf Academy. Kelley said he and board chairman Billy Quinn Jr., walked through the site and discussed possible improvements for next year. through donations and any funds not used on the fingerprinting would be donated to St. Jude's Children's Hospital. "I think we need to get on board with this," Kelley said. "This is a worthwhile program. We'll work with (Helms) all we can." The board approved five more change orders for the ongo- ing re-roofing of Port St. Joe High School. The project, originally con- tracted for $810,000 isnow above $1.022 million. However, Kelley saidthat there was damage and areas of degrad- ing which crews could not have foreseen before the old roof materi- ^ ^^ ^- ---------------- ---I-* The Gulf County Sheriffs Office was one of just five counties in the state honored by the Florida Sheriffs Association for having zero no-fault accidents with their vehicles the past year. Sheriff Frank McKeithen was also named chairman of the Florida Sheriff's Association Task Force for Zone 1, which spans from Escambia to Gadsden counties. As chairman, he will coordinate response and needs assessment in case of emergencies or natural disasters. SPSJPD News On January 26, Randall Craig Phillips, age 20, of Port St. Joe, was stopped for a traffic infraction and upon further investigation he was found to be in possession of -more than twenty grams of cannabis. He was arrested and taken to Gulf County Jail to await first appearance. On Januawjy 30,

Barcelo, Ralph Aguirre, Larry Almeda, Armando Cohalla and Mario Sanchez. A.- !r Valencia Garden Restaurant 811 West Kennedy Blvd. Just West of Downtown Tampa manure you've been putting in the paper about whatever kind of bowl it was supposed to be. If Houston wins another game, they [still] are the worst team." Houston did win another game to finish 2-14, but the Buccaneers did not and also finished with a 2-14 mark. Jack Thompson's judgement time came during the offsea- son, when Tampa Bay acquired quarterback Steve DeBerg from Denver to replace him after just one season as the starter. Travis Puterbaugh is the Col- lections Managerfor the Tampa Bay History Center. He can be reached at tampasportshis- [email protected]. GARDEN RESTAURANT INFO BEAT Tourism Grants The Hillsborough County Tourist Development Council (TDC) will receive applications for funding from government and not-for-profit corporations to assist with tourism promo- tion activities in fiscal years 2010 and 2011. Applications are due on or before Monday, January 12, 2009, no later than 4Tampa Bay area are expected be packed by excited Super Bowl fans in February. By law, anyone who owns a privately owned residence and plans to rent it for six months or less, including-just the week of the Super Bowl, must reg- ister with the County Tax Collector's office and collect and remit the county's Tourist Development Tax and the Flor- ida Sales Tax. (Florida Statutes 212.03 and 125.0104 and the Hillsborough County Tourist Development Tax Ordinance 78-10, as amended.) For information on how to properly collect and remit the Hillsborough County Tourist Development Tax, call 635- 5227, send an e-mail to tour- [email protected], or visit www. hillstax.org and click on the "Tourist Development" link. The Home Association's Board of Directors (pictured above) held its Annual Silver Tea on Thursday, November 13 at The Home's historic landmark build- ing, 1203 E. 22nd Ave. The Silver Tea celebrates the rebirth of an 85-year old Tampa tradition, when the

a member of the Bethany Lutheran Church at Brunswick. She was also a member of the Pythian Sisters and the Brunswick Senior Center. Survivors include one daughter, Mary Ann Daugherty of Knoxville; two sons, Harold G. Cooper of Jefferson and Donald R. Cooper of Sharpsburg; 12 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. Several nieces and nephews also survive. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn I. Cooper; four sisters, Bertie Michaels, Dorothy Cooper, Norma Cooper Bossen and Helen Morsberger; and three brothers, Richard Morsberger, Douglas Morsberger and John Morsberger. A graveside funeral service will be held on Saturday, June 10, 2006 at 11:00 a.m., at Park Heights Cemetery in Brunswick. Pastor Andrea Ernest will officiate. The family will receive friends at the John T. Williams Funeral Home, 100 Petersville Road, Brunswick, Md. on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. For the convenience of friends, the funeral home will be open on Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Memorialsmay be made to the American Heart Association, 839 Quince Orchard Blvd., Suite E., Gaithersburg, MD 20878. Mrs. Mildred Nalley (Walker) Class of 1944 As originally published on Thursday, May 25, 2006. Mildred Blanche Walker, 79, of 15 East H. Street, Brunswick, died Wednesday, May 24, 2006, at Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick. She was born April 15, 1927, in Brunswick, daughter of the late James W. Rooney Sr. and Milley M. Nalley. She was employed by National Geographic Magazine for 20 years doing special file analysis. She was a member of the Grace Episcopal Church in Brunswick, the American Legion Auxiliary Post 96 of Brunswick, the Moose Lodge Auxiliary #1582 of Brunswick and the AARP. She is survived by a daughter, Lisa and husband Mark Shankle of Brunswick; grandchildren, Larissa and Lucy Shankle of Brunswick; brothers, James W. and wife Patsy Rooney of Brunswick and Raymond and wife Brenda Rooney of Brunswick; numerous nieces and nephews; and devoted friends, Rita Webber, Rudie Staples, Mary Deavers and Betty Delphey Gaither,

perspective sees esotericism as a category that encompasses movements which embrace an "enchanted" world-view in the face of increasing disenchantment. A third views Western esotericism as a category encompassing all of Western culture's "rejected knowledge" that is accepted neither by the scientific establishment nor by orthodox religious authorities. The earliest traditions which later analysis would label as forms of Western esotericism emerged in the Eastern Mediterranean during Late Antiquity, where Hermeticism, Gnosticism, and Neoplatonism developed as schools of thought distinct from what became mainstream Christianity. Renaissance Europe saw increasing interest in many of these older ideas, with various intellectuals combining "pagan" philosophies with the Kabbalah and Christian philosophy, resulting in the emergence of esoteric movements like Christian theosophy. The seventeenth century saw the development of initiatory societies professing esoteric knowledge such as Rosicrucianism and Freemasonry, while the Age of Enlightenment of the eighteenth century led to the development of new forms of esoteric thought.The nineteenth century saw the emergence of new trends of esoteric thought that have come to be known as occultism. Prominent groups in this century included the Theosophical Society and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Modern Paganism developed within occultism, and includes religious movements such as Wicca. Esoteric ideas permeated the counterculture of the 1960s and later cultural tendencies, from which emerged the New Age phenomenon in the 1970s. Although the idea that these varying movements could be categorised together under the rubric of "Western esotericism" developed in the late eighteenth century, these esoteric currents were largely ignored as a subject of academic enquiry. The academic study of Western esotericism only emerged in the late twentieth-century, pioneered by scholars like Frances Yates and Antoine Faivre. Esoteric ideas have meanwhile also exerted an influence in popular culture, appearing in art, literature, film, and music. == Etymology == The concept of the

In the United States Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit No. 98-3158 Barbara J. Klein, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Sidney G. Perry, individually and as Manager of the Employee/Labor Relations Department of the Human Resources Administration, and Cheryl Sullivan, individually and as Secretary of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Defendants-Appellees. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division. No. 96 C 819--Richard L. Young, Judge. Submitted March 8, 2000--Decided June 8, 2000 Before Fairchild, Manion, and Rovner, Circuit Judges. Rovner, Circuit Judge. In 1996 Barbara Klein filed this suit under 42 U.S.C. sec. 1983, claiming that the defendants suspended her from work for 30 days and involuntarily transferred her from her position with the Human Resources Department of the Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) to a position with the Division of Mental Health in retaliation for her exercise of her First Amendment right to freedom of speech. The defendants counteredif she disclosed those problems. Klein and fellow officer Fred Schute, who had been hired only recently, met with and interviewed the DFC caseworker, as well as a former colleague of the caseworker who had been dismissed from her employment with DFC. Klein and Schute met several times that week and reviewed many documents that had been copied by the caseworkers from the CPS division. Klein updated her supervisor Sidney Perry, the Director of Employee/Labor Relations for FSSA, on the investigation’s progress on a daily, almost hourly, basis. By Friday, September 29, 1995, Perry had determined that some expertise in CPS matters was needed to review the records brought in by the two complaining caseworkers. Perry gave Klein the names of two investigators whom he asked to be assigned to the case and told her to call the Acting Director of Marion County DFC to set up a meeting that

Majumder currently resides in Northampton, Massachusetts. Les Kaufman, Ph.D.Les Kaufman is an associate professor of biology at Boston University. He also is a fellow at the Harvard University Museum of Comparative Zoology and a research scholar at the New England Aquarium. Professor Kaufman earned his Ph.D. at John Hopkins in theoretical ecology and evolutionary biology in 1980. His research is in evolutionary ecology and applied research in marine conservation biology, where his focus is on various fish ecologies. In 1997, Professor Kaufman started a research and graduate training effort to encourage a switch from classical fisheries to ecosystem-based marine resource management. The project is active in New England, East Africa, Florida, California, and the tropical Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, and is also engaged with the New England Fishery Management Council and the California Department of Fish and Game. Program 8 Adrien Finzi, Ph.D.Adrien Finzi is an assistant professor in Boston University's biology department.Professor Finzi earned his Ph.D. in 1996 at the University of Connecticut. His research interests include forest ecology, terrestrial biogeochemistry, and global change biology. Currently, his focus is in terrestrial biogeochemistry and global change biology. Specifically, he is investigating the effect of free-air CO2 enrichment on carbon-storage and nutrient cycling in a southern pine-hardwood forest. Professor Finzi is author or co-author on more than ten scientific papers. Charles TylerIn 1989, Charles Tyler started work at the Professional Services Group, Inc., as an operations specialist on the Boston Harbor Project (BHP), where he contributed to operational planning and operational review and input to the conceptual and detailed design of the 1.27 billion-gallon-per-day wastewater facility on Deer Island. After working for over five years with the construction management firm on the BHP, Tyler "jumped the fence" and joined the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority as a project manager in the process group,

of the “50 Greatest TV Stars of All Time.” Her late start in her career is legendary. It wasn’t until she found herself a bored military wife in Paris that Julia decided to sign up for a cooking class at Le Cordon Bleu. That changed her life. She proceeded to become a true master of French cuisine, and she educated millions with her numerous books and television programs. In the end, she made a complicated -- and sometimes intimidating -- craft seem completely effortless, and she always put her audience at ease. Her spicy irreverence notwithstanding, however, Julia made a serious impact. To this day, she is still revered by count- less chefs and TV personalities who have followed in her footsteps. When I asked Anthony Bourdain for his thoughts on Julia, he gushed with praise. “Julia Child was the single most important, influential and game-changing figure in the history of American gastronomy,” Anthonysaid. “Everything tracks back to her. And though uniquely situated to do so, she never endorsed a thing: not a pot, not a pan, not a chain of restaurants, not a spice blend, apron or boil-inthe-bag dinner. She will be remembered for what she did on this earth, which was to inspire millions to cook -- and eat -- better.” Emeril Lagasse echoed Anthony’s sentiments: “Julia was a mentor to me,” he told me. “She absolutely influenced the way I approach and prepare food. She helped change the way the American public viewed cooking and dining. She was one of a kind, and an incredible human being.” So, yes, Julia was a complete original, and that’s why I love her and miss her. She was who she was and always seemed to be having a great time. She never set out to change the world, educate the masses or become a best-selling author and TV star,

in circulation during certain time periods the table entitled post-civil war depression showed in the year 1866 there was a total of 1.8 billion dollars that's 50 dollars and 46 cents per capita in the year 1886 there was a total of 400 million dollars that's six dollars and 67 cents per capita in those twenty short years the bank's removed roughly 1.4 billion dollars from circulation and dramatically reduced the people's livelihood by 43 dollars and 79 cents per capita and back in those days a dollar would have bought a whole lot more bread than today midway through those years in 1877 the panic quickly turned into riots from Pittsburgh to Chicago a documentary admitted today economists try to sell the idea that recessions and depressions are a natural part of something they call the business cycle the truth is our money supply is manipulated now just as it was beforewell at our own price then the farmers will become tenants as in England the banks countered the lincoln greenbacks lore of making a comeback by repeatedly contracting the money supply today over a hundred years later a more complex crisis is laying siege upon us at all levels of government especially the individual states for instance prior to the Illinois legislators vote last July WGN a local Chicago newscast interviewed financial expert terry savage referring to the Wall Street Journal's article Illinois sinks Terry claimed that Illinois has fourteen point six billion dollars in unpaid bills two hundred and fifty billion in unfunded pensions debt 1.6 billion in higher education cuts already professors may be leaving and two point three billion of road projects in jeopardy twenty thousand jobs were on the balance terry savage said people are leaving this state more people had left illinois than any other state for the third

(to attack the problem seriously)," he said. Jt would take 50 years to constrain emissions (of the gases)." In the meantime, he said, if we continue with business as usual, every additional 15 years of polluting results in another two-degree temperature increase. ro cause death of four Alexandria, Minn. (AP) - A van-truck collision on an icy highway killed four people from a Sauk Centre juvenile correctional facility and injured 11 other people. The van from the Minnesota Correctional Facility was carrying 12 youths and two adult companions to a movie in Alexandria as a reward for good behavior when the crash occurred shortly after 7 p,m. Thursday on Interstate 94 about one mile east of this west-central Minnesota community. The State Patrol said three youths and one adult supervisor were killed in the crash. "We're calling in extra staff to deal with the grief," said Dale Ulrich, superintendent of the correctional facility, which houses nearly 90 teen-agers. The center is for males and females betweenthe ages of 12 and 18 who have committed 7th District is expected to be closest U.S. House race St. Paul, Minn. (AP) - Two certainties in U.S. House races in Minnesota in recent years are evident again in 1988: All eight incumbents are favored to win and the contest in the 7th District is the closest race. "In Congress, it's pretty tough to unseat an incumbent," said state DFL Chair Ruth Esala "It happens; but it's not an everyday occurrence." State Independent- Republican Chairman Tony Trimble said it's becoming increasingly difficult to defeat incumbent congressmen. He said that's because of "the franking privilege and the amount of money allocated for each staff that allows the congressmen probably the equivalent of a half million dollars. That, plus the name ID, is such a burden (for a challenger to overcome)." Incumbents also have a fund-raising advantage because contributions from national political action committees tend to go to those who already hold office. Excluding 1982, when reapportionment

more than $40,000 on behalf of her father, Len Cirelli, who is six years into his battle with lymphoma. Sarah has also accepted the role of director of marketing at The Video Corporation of America. Luvena is a high school culinary and hospitality teacher for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system. Mary is a corporate chef at Sysco Boston LLC in Plympton. [3] OLIVIER JENSEN DEN Mark is a project manager and property manager for PWB Management Corp. in the Bronx. Iain is the head chef and owner of Americatus. He also opened Colorado Taco Co., a pick-up/ delivery operation specializing in breakfast burritos and doughnuts; it is part of the Americatus kitchen. JOSE RESENDEZ NMI NAHANT, MASSACHUSETTS MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Jose has been promoted to account supervisor at Omnicom’s FleishmanHillard public relations firm in Miami. ONALASKA, WISCONSIN Olivier is the general manager of Home2 Suites by Hilton La Crosse in La Crosse. ASTORIA, NEW YORK Lyslie is the assistant retail manager at MAC Cosmetics in Natick, Massachusetts. KATHRYNof culinary and business manager at KOR Food Innovation in Richmond. DENVER, COLORADO Eli has opened a second location of his Berkeley Supply store in Denver. [7] JOEL KALINOWSKI PVD MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT Joel is the founder and chief strategist of Blatant Expressions, based in Middletown. Joel was also recently recognized as one of Hartford Business Journal’s 40 Under 40. Adriana is a leadership development associate of regional and small business solutions at Met Life in Bridgewater. Sarah is the assistant general manager of The Darling Oyster Bar in Charleston. Douglas is the art director at Duffy & Shanley in Providence. Alison is the chef at Reno’s in Chicago. HARRISON GINSBERG PVD ALEXANDRIA SAROVICH GREGG DENTON PVD PVD SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS Gregg is the owner of Reno’s in Chicago. TRAVIS GARRETT CLT CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Travis is the executive chef at River Bleu Steak & Fish in Charlotte. SHAUN LA GALA PVD CLIFTON, NEW JERSEY Shaun is the food and beverage manager at the New York Marriott Downtown. HENRY JOSEPH LANGEVIN PVD KIMBERLY-ANNE BRENNAN NEW

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sixteen United States citisena and two British sub jects dragged frdm a Mexico Northwestern train, Monday, robbed of $25,000, stripped of their clothing and stood naked p*4 -a- a time. Seeing death was in-!of the Cnsi Mining company, •vitable, several attempted to {0f which Potteu Palmer of Chi flee but were shot and killed ^eago, is president. The men as they rani iwere going to re-open the com- of the murdered [pany's rich silver mines at men were heard by Thomas'Cusihuiriachie, Chihuahua. Holmes who had hidden in the They were first robbed by Che train's lavatory and later es- bandits of a $25,000 pay roll caped to carry the first news of: and several thousand dollcxs worth of supplies. The bandits then attired themselves in the clothing they forced the men to disrobe. The naked group was then marched to a ravine close by ness of Carranaa officials here the trackblowa time for, the French to hurry up re serves to meet the attack. Asphyxiating gas shells forced the French to retire from several ad vanced positions before the Germans charged. The first rush of the teu tons carried them into the French first line trenches, but their ranks were riddled when they attempted to puah on fortify the newly conquered positions the French swept forward In a daring charge that regained practically all trie lost ground. Hundreds of bodies of German soldiers were found in the first line works and between the first and second line trenches. Among the German prisoners reach ing Chalons were a number of soldiers belonging to the imperial guard, [United Press Leased Wire St*rice.] BERLIN, \via wireleso dayvilie, L. I.) Jan. 12.—Seventy persona were killed and fifty seriously injured by the explosion of an ammunition de pot in Lille yesterday, it was off). cially announced today. The ammunition depot- was

a whole when teaching and creating a good learning environment. He also believed that it was important to train teachers in observation so that they would be able to see individual differences among children and adjust the curriculum to the students. Binet also emphasized that practice of material was important. In 1916 Lewis Terman revised the Binet-Simon so that the average score was always 100. The test became known as the Stanford-Binet and was one of the most widely used tests of intelligence. Terman, unlike Binet, was interested in using intelligence test to identify gifted children who had high intelligence. In his longitudinal study of gifted children, who became known as the Termites, Terman found that gifted children become gifted adults. Edward Thorndike Edward Thorndike supported the scientific movement in education. He based teaching practices on empirical evidence and measurement. Thorndike developed the theory of instrumental conditioning or the law of effect. The law ofdictionaries were the first to take into consideration the users maturity level. He also integrated pictures and easier pronunciation guide into each of the definitions. Thorndike contributed arithmetic books based on learning theory. He made all the problems more realistic and relevant to what was being studied, not just to improve the general intelligence. He developed tests that were standardized to measure performance in school related subjects. His biggest contribution to testing was the CAVD intelligence test which used a multidimensional approach to intelligence and the first to use a ratio scale. His later work was on programmed instruction, mastery learning and computer-based learning: If, by a miracle of mechanical ingenuity, a book could be so arranged that only to him who had done what was directed on page one would page two become visible, and so on, much that now requires personal instruction could be managed by print. John Dewey John

training at Cambridge University, and held the presidency of Magdalen College at Oxford University. He acted as a commissioner to the Westminster Assembly, and was also a prominent member of the Savoy Assembly of Congregational elders and messengers. He served as pastor to the Fetter Lane Independent Church in London until his death. Vol. 1 Exposition of Ephesians 1 Vol. 2 Exposition of Ephesians 2 Exposition of Various Portions of Ephesians Patience and Its Perfect Work Vol. 3 Exposition of the Book of Revelation Child of Light Walking in Darkness The Return of Prayers The Trial of A Christian’s Growth Vanity of Thoughts Discovered Vol. 4 Christ Set Forth Heart of Christ in Heaven Aggravation of Sin Encouragements to Faith Glory of the Gospel Knowledge of God the Father Vol. 5 Christ the Mediator Supereminence of Christ Reconciliation to God The One Sacrifice Reconciliation of Christ Three Sermons on Heb. 1:1-2 Vol. 6 The Work of the Holy Ghost inOur Salvation Vol. 7 Creatures and Their Condition in Creation Gospel Holiness Blessed State of Glory Three Several Ages of Christians Man’s Restoration by Grace Repentance Vol. 8 The Object and Act of Justifying Grace Vol. 9 A Discourse of Election A Discourse of Thankfulness Vol. 10 An Unregenerate Man’s Guiltiness before God, in Respect of Sin and Punishment Vol. 11 The Constitution, Right Order, and Government of the Churches of Christ An eminent high Calvinist Independent divine who sat at the Westminster Assembly, Goodwin here gives a detailed look at the book of Revelation. Also appended are his "Brief History of the Kingdom of Christ, Extracted Out of the Book of Revelation" and "A Discourse of Christ's Reward; or, the Glory Which He Receives in Heaven (Rev. 5:12)." GOODMAN, CHRISTOPHER How Superior Powers Ought to Be Obeyed of Their Subjects: and Wherein They May Lawfully By God's Word Be Disobeyed and Resisted Facsimile of

(somber music) - [Narrator] Fame, according to the experts, is the condition of being much talked about. The fighter aircraft in this film were much talked about during World War II, and they've all found their place in the annals of aviation history as famous fighters of the period. (airplane buzzes) Each suffered its shortcomings, which imposed limitations on the tactics employed by the pilots. Each experienced both successes and failures, and each evoked strong affection, or profound dislike, in the pilots that flew them. (airplane roars) Some of those fighters truly changed the course of history. Others marked the end of an era in fighter design, whilst others signified new beginnings. (airplane rumbles) (airplane buzzes) (airplane rumbles) the following fighters from many of the nations involved were not all supremely successful, yet they were all to find their own place in the aviation world's hall of fame. (airplanes buzz) An important attribute of any successful combat aircraft is often said to be its suitability for development. (airplanesbuzz) A capacity for modification, or adaptation to take larger and more powerful engines, heavier armament, and other operational equipment, as such becomes available, without necessitating an extensive redesign of fundamental components and consequent major retooling may well be of incalculable value. (airplanes buzz) Germany's Messerschmitt Bf 109 single-seat fighter was an excellent example of such development suitability. In its final production models, it differed radically from its original prototype of 1935. But the changes were introduced gradually, and thus the flow of new machines to the squadrons was never stemmed. (airplane rumbles) It has been claimed that the Bf 109 served as a prototype for international fighter construction. It has been referred to as the progenitor of the high-powered single-seat low-wing monoplane fighter. (airplane rumbles) In fact, it made its debut but a few weeks before Britain's Hawker Hurricane, and a mere six months before its major wartime antagonist, the Supermarine Spitfire. But it attained service status considerably earlier than either one of its contemporaries, and it was

hat been repeatedly done in tho new ter ritories. The Indifference of the public, the cheapness of landh, the popular feeling that every one should have, a home, tho fact that the squatters have Totes, has permitted this loose disposi tion of public lands. During the later years, however, this practice has been tersely checked, and In some cases, es pecially on tho Indian lands, tho Fede ral troops have driven off the squat ter. Thla is the game that has been open ed on the island of Hawaii. It will be defeated, of course, because tho game la exposed. The President's order, suspending the aale of lanas, and asserting the title of the United States to all public prop erty, was made at the instance of the squatters, who misrepresented the facts la the case. The local Journal which rejoices In the President's order, be comes naturally the "Squatters' Bugle," andThe local government Is not Injured by the Pres ident's order but many citizens are seriously Involved. As tho President's orders do not make settled law In tho rase, the enactment of a territorial law by Congress Is earnestly desired. The suspension of work by the Hllo and Kohala railway company, because, under the order, tho local government cannot grant a right of way over public lands, Is sincerely regretted, on all sides, Tho only re joicing over this suspension Is display ed by tho squatters and the Squatters' Bugle. TIIK TAG AMIS. Mr. Ferdlnnnil Hltinicntrlltc, of Hol land, refers In tho Popular Science Monthly to the relations of the Fili pinos with tho Spaniards and creates. He Is familiar with tho subject and as an Independent and careful writer, Is entitled to consideration. He says the Filipinos resemble the Jnpaneso more ot less In features, and "even excel them in a moral respect.''

under die LI.S. Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. As a result, the plaintiffs maintained, the RBC's ac tion ultimately jeopardized die reservation's multimillion casino business. According to the terms of a May 1 letter of intent signed by die five RBC members, a corporation variously known as Marketing Underwriters Acquisitions, Inc. and W.D. Larson Companies would invest $20 mdlion in a new casino on Highway 2, a 100-150 slot machine facility, and public housing units in return for 25% of revenues and repayment for construction costs. Treuer ruled that complaints regarding alleged violations of federal law would be better directed elsewhere. "It is not the job of die Tribal Court to enforce federal laws such as IGRA. Concerns regarding alleged IGRA violations are better addressed to IGRA officials. For that reason, those portions of the petition are dismissed with prejudice,"Treuer wrote. Garbow on trial for Melvin Eagle Jr.'s murder Mothers of victim and accused hug, cry incourtroom by Joel Patenaude Messenger Staff Writer Too drunk to defend himself from his three assailants, Melvin Eagle Jr. was beaten and stomped so badly the coroner couldn't tell which blow killed him. "Iliac was no fight following their drinking togedier because a fight requires mutual combat," Assistant Attorney General William Klump Jr. said in his opening statement at the trial of Roger Garbow, 20, on Aug. 7. Defense attorney Barbara Rudquist conceded her client, Garbow, and two cousins "in a frenzy of alcoholic rage, leaving all reason to the wind, punched, kicked and stomped Melvin Eagle Jr. to death" on the night of Jan. 4. But she said Garbow and the others did not intend to kill Ea gle in the home of his girlfriend, Debra Smith, sister of Garbow's mother, Beverly. "This was a tragedy to family and friends due to alcohol abuse," Rudquist said. Garbow and his cousins — Coleman Lee Weous, 18, and a 17-year-old juvenile,

and but then, on his road to Damascus, on another journey, to stamp our Christianity, there was something unusual that happened to Paul. He had a spiritual experience that transformed his life. Up until that point, he thought that he was right. He felt that he was righteous, and he felt that he was doing exactly what God wanted him to do, from an intellectual capacity, from a religious capacity, but everything in Paul's life turned around, with that experience on the road to Damascus. And what happened was, there was a light that shone down upon him, and Jesus began to speak to him from out of Heaven. And he said, "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou Me?" And he said, "Lord, who are You that I persecute You?" and He said, "I am Jesus." And so, that conversation went on and He told Paul where to go from there, and Paul was smitten with blindness, for a while until heof them rejected Paul's message, and they didn't trust him, because he had persecuted the Christians before, and he would even try to meet with the apostles and apostles were afraid of him, because they knew his reputation of someone who was out to kill Christians. And have them arrested. And so they didn't trust him, so then Paul, when he was at one time he had so much rejection from the Jewish people about the message of Christianity, and how they, their mistrust for him, that finally, he made a statement, he said I am going to go to the Gentiles, and those being the non-Jews. And that is in Acts 18:6 Wanda Kay. >> Wanda Kay: 6 And when they opposed themselves, and blasphemed, he shook his raiment, and said unto them, your blood be upon your own heads; I am clean; from henceforth I will go unto the Gentiles. >> Dr. Robinson: And so go unto the

and but then, on his road to Damascus, on another journey, to stamp our Christianity, there was something unusual that happened to Paul. He had a spiritual experience that transformed his life. Up until that point, he thought that he was right. He felt that he was righteous, and he felt that he was doing exactly what God wanted him to do, from an intellectual capacity, from a religious capacity, but everything in Paul's life turned around, with that experience on the road to Damascus. And what happened was, there was a light that shone down upon him, and Jesus began to speak to him from out of Heaven. And he said, "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou Me?" And he said, "Lord, who are You that I persecute You?" and He said, "I am Jesus." And so, that conversation went on and He told Paul where to go from there, and Paul was smitten with blindness, for a while until heof them rejected Paul's message, and they didn't trust him, because he had persecuted the Christians before, and he would even try to meet with the apostles and apostles were afraid of him, because they knew his reputation of someone who was out to kill Christians. And have them arrested. And so they didn't trust him, so then Paul, when he was at one time he had so much rejection from the Jewish people about the message of Christianity, and how they, their mistrust for him, that finally, he made a statement, he said I am going to go to the Gentiles, and those being the non-Jews. And that is in Acts 18:6 Wanda Kay. >> Wanda Kay: 6 And when they opposed themselves, and blasphemed, he shook his raiment, and said unto them, your blood be upon your own heads; I am clean; from henceforth I will go unto the Gentiles. >> Dr. Robinson: And so go unto the

from the images obtained and uses quantitative and spatial (GIS) tools to analyze the data. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Dakota. Scott McWilliams is a nutritional and physiological ecologist whose interests center on wild vertebrates, with an emphasis on species of conservation interest. He uses an integrative approach that combines work on metabolic physiology, membrane transport of nutrients, digestive physiology, nutritional requirements, feeding behavior, ecological energetics, and constraints on prey and predator form and function. The goal is to understand how these traits jointly affect the animal’s ecology and influence community dynamics. He is a Professor at the University of Rhode Island. Robert Rockwell is a population biologist whose interests have centered on population dynamics, lifetime reproductive success and genetic structure of arctic geese and ducks. He has more recently focused his interests on the effects of climate change on the interactions of geese with their graminoidforage species and predators including grizzly and polar bears. He is also interested in the terrestrial foraging strategies of polar bears and how these are changing in the face of climate change. He is a Professor at the City University of New York and the American Museum of Natural History. Dr. Kathleen Schnaars-Uvino is an ecologist with broad interests in both birds and plants. She is interested in the recovery of habitat, severely degraded by destructive snow goose foraging and oversees our recovery ecology program. She is also interested in the declines in avian insectivores and their population trends, behavior and niche requirements, at and beyond the historic range. She is currently examining this by providing and monitoring artificial nest boxes to tree swallows north of tree line. She has involved the Churchill community in the work as citizen scientists. She is an Assistant Professor at

the almost 4,000 babies born annually in Pitt County. She hopes to reach some of those babies to expand her research. “As speech language pathologists, we need to know the intricacies of how speech develops and is produced,” Ramsdell said. “If there is any problem in communication in a person’s life, their quality of life is vastly affected.” Her lab, unique in North Carolina, is a testament to advances in infant vocal development research since the 1970s. She previously worked as coordinator of the vocal and speech development project at the University of Memphis, where she earned her doctoral degree. She also was a speech-language pathologist in the Memphis City School District. She received a bachelor’s degree in speech-language pathology and audiology from Iona College and a master’s degree in communication disorders from Boston University. At Memphis, her research mentor was Dr. Kimbrough Oller, a groundbreaking expert in the field. Ramsdell’s arrival ends a multi-year search forassociate professor Dr. Blaise Williams and clinical assistant professor Kevin Youngs were asked to help conduct pre-season screenings last summer for a research study on hockey player injuries. The invitation came after Jaime Holt, an ECU alumnus and physical therapist with the official team orthopedist of the Hurricanes, spoke to Dr. Walt Jenkins’ ECU sports physical therapy class. Williams also participated in a conference hosted by Peter Friesen, head athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach for the Hurricanes. The research project led to the students serving as home game day assis-tants for the 2010-2011 season, where they primarily work with Friesen and assistant athletic trainer Doug Bennett. Hefner and Pretzel arrive at the RBC Center three hours before game time, where they ready equipment, organize bench and emergency supplies, meet with the opposing team’s athletic trainer, and assist with the treatment and training needs of athletes throughout the game, Friesen said. Those needs may

republic of the Soviet Union. He is a member of the Dungan race, an ethnic group that dates back to the seventh century, when Arabs intermarried with Chinese. The children of these marriages took their father's religion, Islam, and their mother's language, a dialect of Chinese. Most Dungans remain in China, but five generations ago, Roman's ancestors moved to Kazakhstan. Roman grew up in a strong Muslim family. Members of his family are priests, and he, too, studied in the Muslim seminary. He has studied the Qu'ran for years and knows it well. But in spite of this, he knew no peace. His spiritual hunger and inquiring mind drove him to search for answers. He decided to compare his religion with Christianity and learn about this God-Man. Jesus. He met a Protestant pastor, and for two years he attended worship services in both the Christian church and the mosque. Duringthis time he says he felt like a spy. He compared the Bible with the Qu'ran. He found a peace and comfort from studying the Bible that he had not found in following the traditions of Islam. During this time an Adventist evangelist announced meetings in town. Roman read the brochure and decided to attend. Cautiously he studied the Adventist doctrines. To his joy, he found that Adventist health teachings were very similar to his Muslim beliefs and practices. And he found similarities in teachings about end-time events as well. Roman surrendered his life to Christ and was baptized. In doing so, he became the first ethnic Dungan to become a Seventh-day Adventist. He did not make this decision lightly, for he knew that such a decision would mean total separation from his family, who would consider him a traitor to his faith. Roman changed more than his faith; he changed careers. He

Vietnam, un-less he volunteered or Congress declared war. Several student leaders, includ-ing Charles Palmer, president of the National Student Association (NSA), David Hawk, co-chairman of the Vietnam Moratorium Com-mittee, and Dan Siegel, student body president of the University of California at Berkeley, joined the representatives at the press conference. Palmer said the lottery proposal did little but "plant hasty patches on an already patchwork system." Any system of forced service to the government "seriously endan-gers human freedom," he said. Hawk said sincerely motivated re-form of the draft would "abolish the student deferments that com-pel the sons of the poor, the black, the working class to fight the war that the sons of the middle class so loudly protest while remaining safely behind academic and occu-pational deferments." Drafting the 19-year-olds first, he said, "will no more diffuse college antiwar protest than re-moving General (Lewis) Hershey (as Selective Service Director) af-fected student participation in the October 15 moratorium." Disen-continued on page 5 panied on the guitarPat Morey Each year Bethel sends out a minority of its students as infil-trators. This year there are about twenty of these aliens scattered throughout the Twin Cities work-ing their ways into the educational systems of elementary and high schools. By the rulers of the alien ground they are feared, ignored, hated, and sometimes encouraged. By the students they are considered a variety of things from "dumb" to "hip." The student teacher's plight is one of "old enough to fight but not old enough to vote." The gen-eral consensus of Bethel's student teachers is dismal. The problems they encounter vary with the geo-graphical areas, educational areas, and ages of the classes. One teacher, for instance, work-ing at an inner city high school finds that besides discipline, her biggest problem is how to con-vince the senior boys she real-ly is a teacher. The discipline problem is even harder than that to deal with and is not at all an individual

will be instructor in music: teaching con-ducting, music history, music lit-erature and also conducting the college choir. While at the University, Mr. Berglund had a special fellowship to teach and conduct various choirs. At the present he is minister of music at Knox Presbyterian church in Minneapolis. Mr. Berglund is directing choir and teaching music while Mr. C. Howard Smith is on sabbatical leave. Mr. Smith is working on a Ph.D. in music at the University of Minnesota. Assistant professor of psychol-ogy will be Mr. Muck, coming from Huntington college. He will be teaching counseling and psychol-ogy of religion. Mr. Muck is completing work for a Ph.D. in philosophy and psy-chology at Indiana university. He also will be doing special counseling for college students. Mr. Stipe will be instructor in Big Sis, Judy Lewis, 4nd her Little Sis, Lois Johnson, are ready to go to the BWA (Bethel Women's As-sociation) banquet to be held at First Christian church in Minne-apolis onDalton, col-lege registrar, will emcee the pro-gram, in the lawn party atmos-phere of the fieldhouse. The pro-gram begins at 8 p.m. Remaining activities of the week include an all-school picnic tonight at Como park and freshman "commencement" tomorrow morn-ing in the fieldhouse. Since their arrival on campus a week ago, freshmen have attended activities planned by Bruce Leaf-blad, senate vice-president, and his committee. A get acquainted sing started the program Wednesday night, Sept. 9, in Edgren residence re-creation room. Thursday an in-formal faculty-freshman mixer was held in the college chapel. A freshman banquet, served by several of the retreat counselors, was held Friday evening. Follow-ing the banquet a musical pro-gram was presented in the college chapel by Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Gustafson, Mr. Carl Landahl, and Mrs. Sheldon Fardig. Mr. Gustaf-son, Mr. Landahl, and Mrs. Fardig are all instructors in the music department. Saturday, freshmen attended the season's first football game with a pep fest preceeding the game. Immediately following the game, the

that operated casinos before die compacts were signed. Another $3 million from the fund wid go to establish an Office of Problem and Pathological Gambling, which will conduct public awareness and prevention campaigns, operate a tod-free help line for problem gamblers, and train casino and health care workers. Legislators are negotiating over two other bills diat would shift some of the remaining tribal money to local governments to cover dieir costs from casinos widiin their jurisdiction. Gambling tribes have become the state's top political contributors, and bodi Davis and Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante are poised to benefit as they ran in the Oct. 7 recall election. Davis also is negotiating with gambling tribes to contribute more to help trim the state's budget deficit. But diose tribes aren't die ones who will benefit from Tuesday's legislation, said Barry Goode, Davis' legal affairs secretary. 'What you're talking about are some of the poorest tribes BILL to page 3 Rocky Boy native named director BIA education programs Associated Press HAVREregular monthly meet- ng August 12 at the Red Lake Tribal Headquarters. All council members were present. Tlie meeting was called to order by Chairman Billy King at 9:15 im. and adjourned after 7 p.m. because of what was described by several council members as a full agenda." From the length of the agenda, it appeared that the meeting would extend into two days, but as it went on, council members were determined to conclude all business in the one- day session. Although most items on the agenda (printed in full on page 6) were routine business, five items became quite controversial. This resulted in a split vote of the Council, an event that doesn't occur often. This Council however has become more split on issues than previous councils have been. The five controversial issues are: 1. A proposal to enter into a joint venture with Integrity Homes of Bemidji to manufacture and market modular homes. The

The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp (1966) [video] - DyslexicAtheist http://www.ubu.com/film/duchamp_rebel.html ====== ableal For those interested, there's a book (which I haven't read yet) by Larry Witham titled Picasso and the Chess Player: Pablo Picasso, Marcel Duchamp, and the Battle for the Soul of Modern Art. Editorial blurb: """ In the fateful year of 1913, events in New York and Paris launched a great public rivalry between the two most consequential artists of the twentieth century, Pablo Picasso and Marcel Duchamp. The New York Armory Show art exhibition unveiled Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, a “sensation of sensations” that prompted Americans to declare Duchamp the leader of cubism, the voice of modern art. In Paris, however, the cubist revolution was reaching its peak around Picasso. In retrospect, these events form a crossroads in art history, a moment when two young bohemians adopted entirely oppositeviews of the artist, giving birth to the two opposing agendas that would shape all of modern art. Today, the museum-going public views Pablo Picasso as the greatest figure in modern art. Over his long lifetime, Picasso pioneered several new styles as the last great painter in the Western tradition. In the rarefied world of artists, critics, and collectors, however, the most influential artist of the last century was not Picasso, but Marcel Duchamp: chess player, prankster, and a forefather of idea-driven dada, surrealism, and pop art. Picasso and the Chess Player is the story of how Picasso and Duchamp came to define the epochal debate between modern and conceptual art―a drama that features a who’s who of twentieth-century art and culture, including Henri Matisse, Gertrude Stein, André Breton, Salvador Dalí, and Andy Warhol. In telling the story, Larry Witham

for use. He announced that the use of Hyperloop would be safer than train or planes and this will cost an estimate of $6 billion which is about the cost of the rail system that has been designed by the state of California, this concept brought about by Elon has drawn lots of skepticism. Even though, he only sought to encourage the growth of the idea. The maiden hyperloop pod competition was done in the SpaceX facility in January 2017. In November 2017, after Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel talked about proposals to operate and build high-speed rails that will transport people from O'Hare Airport to downtown Chicago in less than 20 minutes, Elon also tweeted that he was in an all-competition with The Boring Company. Elon mentioned that the idea of the Chicago loop would be very different from his Hyperloop; the relatively short distance will not require the need for drawing the vacuum to reduce air friction. Elon Musk alsopursued an interest in artificial intelligence; he became the Co-chair of the non-profit Open AI. The company was launched in late 2015 with the mission of making digital intelligence advanced to benefit everyone. In 2017, it was discovered that Elon was backing a venture known as Neuralink, which is designed to create devices that can be planted into the human brains, which will help people combine with software. Elon recently announced his decision to step down from the board of OpenAI in February 2018 to evade any impending conflicts of interest with Tesla, which has made signs of progress in the artificial intelligence field for its self-driving car technology. He also warned AI of Tesla's massive investment in self-driving car technology. In September 2017, Elon released an updated design for his BFR (Big Falcon Rocket), a 31-engine behemoth capped by a spaceship with the capacity to carry 100 people or more. He revealed his company's plan to unveil the first cargo missions to

THE EMERGING RUSSIAN GIANT, Part 1Moscow plays its cards strategicallyBy F William Engdahl On October 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin flew to the German city of Dresden for a summit on energy issues with Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, including proposed plans to more than double German import of Russian natural gas. Putin told the German chancellor that Russia would "possibly" redirect some of the future natural gas from its giant Shtokman field in the Barents Sea. The US$20 billion project is due to come online 2010. Putin's Dresden talks followed an earlier summit in Paris in late September with Putin and French President Jacques Chirac and Merkel. A week after his Dresden talks, the Indonesian Navy chief of staff announced a remarkable shift away from that country's traditional purchases of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military equipment. Indonesia will buy 12 modern Kilo-Class and Lada-Class Russian submarines. Indonesia cited advantages of cost and reliability over Frenchrevolutions" in Georgia and then Ukraine, Russia has begun to play its strategic cards extremely carefully, from nuclear reactors in Iran to military sales to Venezuela and other Latin American states, to strategic market cooperation deals in natural gas with Algeria. At the same time, the Bush administration has dug itself deeper into a geopolitical morass, through a foreign policy agenda which has reckless disregard for its allies as well as its foes. That reckless policy has been associated with former Halliburton chief executive officer and now vice president, Dick Cheney, more than any other figure in Washington. The "Cheney presidency", which is what historians will no doubt dub the George W Bush years, has been based on a clear strategy. It has often been misunderstood by critics who had overly focussed on its most visible component, namely, Iraq, the Middle East and the strident war-hawks around the vice

the most famous thing that Washington ever did is right along these lines. The most famous thing that he did at the time, is at the close of the war. The war is over. He has won. He has an army at his command and what does he do? He resigns his commission and goes home, period. That was literally world-shaking in its impact. It is not what people thought would happen at the end of the war. You have a victorious general and an army. People assume, what happens now is that that victorious general takes power. Washington literally just said, 'Thank you very much' and went back to Mount Vernon, end of story. It was noticed the world over. It was--had such an impact. It literally ensured that Washington would be the one man most trusted with power forever after, because he had given that supreme example of giving it up. He hadEnsure That PETCO Leaves No More Animals to Drown! In late 2011, national attention was focused on Johnson City, New York, after PETCO and its workers abandoned hundreds of caged animals in its store there and dozens drowned in massive flooding caused by Tropical Storm Lee. After 16 months of repeated public-records requests, PETA has obtained police records from the incident, while doing its own digging. PETCO workers' failures to do the right thing for the animals in their charge are even worse than anyone imagined. Remember when PETCO Vice President Marcie Whichard called the flooding "completely unpredictable?" Well, it turns out that the flooding was the subject of at least 15 National Weather Service watches, warnings, and forecasts beginning before dawn on September 6, 2011. That's 36 hours before PETCO managers

was nevertheless primarily devised to distinguish the field from a universal esotericism. Hanegraaff has characterised these as "recognisable world views and approaches to knowledge that have played an important although always controversial role in the history of Western culture." Historian of religion Henrik Bogdan asserted that Western esotericism constituted "a third pillar of Western culture" alongside "doctrinal faith and rationality", being deemed heretical by the former and irrational by the latter. Scholars nevertheless recognise that various non-Western traditions have exerted "a profound influence" over Western esotericism, citing the prominent example of the Theosophical Society's incorporation of Hindu and Buddhist concepts into its doctrines. Given these influences and the imprecise nature of the term "Western", the scholar of esotericism Kennet Granholm has argued that academics should cease referring to "Western esotericism" altogether, instead simply favouring "esotericism" as a descriptor of this phenomenon. This attitude was endorsed by Egil Asprem. == Definition == The historian('exoteric') religious institutions and dogmatic systems of established religions." According to this approach, "Western esotericism" is viewed as just one variant of a worldwide "esotericism" which can be found at the heart of all world religions and cultures, reflecting a hidden esoteric reality. This usage of the term "esotericism" is closest to the original meaning of the word as it was used in late antiquity, where it was applied to secret spiritual teachings which were reserved for a specific elite and hidden from the masses. This definition was popularised in the published work of nineteenth-century esotericists like A.E. Waite, who sought to combine their own mystical beliefs with a historical interpretation of esotericism. It subsequently became a popular approach within several esoteric movements, most notably Martinism and Traditionalism.This definition—originally developed by esotericists themselves—became popular among French academics during the 1980s, exerting a strong influence over the scholars Mircea Eliade, Henry Corbin,

gift line was 75 per-cent, perhaps a season high. Although Bethel committed 33 team fouls it didn't seem to slow team down as no one fouled out. As could be expected, Vel-gersdyk had his own way on the boards, leading all rebounders with 10. As a team Bethel enjoyed one of its finest games in the rebounding department with 40 to the Scots' 30. Bethel's top three scorers accounted for half the team's total offensive out-put. Hanley led the way with 14, followed by Vel-gersdyk's 13 and 10 from Billy Lawson. was also a "B" league tourney and the Icebreak-ers prevailed over the Frat Rats 1-0 for the champion-ship. This season proved to be the most popular as 48 teams signed up for the regular season. The top four teams for each di-vision advanced to the playoffs. The playoffs were dominated by shoot-outs as even play led to back and forth action. The longest game played was a first-round shootout be-tween the Neighbors and the Cheapprevailed in the in front of the Bad Corn-championship game of the pany net. intramural tournament 2 - "After we scored we 0 over Bad Company on went into a shell and just Feb. 6. played total defense," ex-plained Irons of his team's strategy. by John Clark A rollercoaster week of play ended on the upswing for the Bethel hockey team as the Royals upset highly rated St. Scholastica for its 10th win of the season. David Johnson, the.only senior on the young Royal squad, was the driving force behind Bethel's two wins in the three games played. Johnson had six goals and three assists in the week, setting a new Bethel scoring record of 35 points (20 goals, 15 as-sists) with eight games still left in the season. The week began well as the Royals easily handled the University of Wiscon-sin- Superior 8-4 as John-son had a hat trick as well as three assists in the Feb. 2 game.

Matter of Town of Brunswick v County of Rensselaer (2017 NY Slip Op 05895) Matter of Town of Brunswick v County of Rensselaer 2017 NY Slip Op 05895 Decided on July 27, 2017 Appellate Division, Third Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided and Entered: July 27, 2017 523751 [*1]In the Matter of TOWN OF BRUNSWICK, Appellant, vCOUNTY OF RENSSELAER et al., Respondents. Calendar Date: June 1, 2017 Before: McCarthy, J.P., Lynch, Devine, Clark and Aarons, JJ. Tuczinski, Cavalier & Gilchrist, PC, Troy (Andrew W. Gilchrist of counsel), for appellant. Stephen A. Pechenik, County Attorney, Troy, for County of Rensselaer, respondent. Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna, LLP, Albany (Philip H. Dixon of counsel), for Rensselaer County Sewer District No. 1, respondent. Aarons,featuring live programming and art from around the world that highlight how drug policies impact and shape our communities. It provides a powerful, emotional experience that illustrates the harms caused by current prohibitionist drug policies and advocates for new approaches rooted in dignity, health, and human rights. The Museum transports audiences across the globe, pushing visitors to think and act outside the box through interactive installations, powerful documentary photos, multimedia displays and more. The Museum of Drug Policy is supported by the Open Society Foundations and was first launched in New York City in April 2016. Panels & Workshops Release teamed up with partner organisations to design and present numerous panels and interactive workshops alongside the exhibition. Partners included drug policy and harm reduction organisations, sex workers organisations, LGBTI groups, and

newspaper and the sheriff's department to find out what was going on. It became apparent that something did go on, but the next day, they reversed their statement and said it was a weather balloon. And then they showed a picture of a weather balloon. This is a strange change of events from a flying saucer to a weather balloon. - [Dennis] Whatever was found in the Roswell debris field, material from an alien spacecraft or simple fragments of a military weather balloon, were gathered up by the military and flown to Fort Worth, Texas. Accompanying the objects was Major Jesse A. Marcel of the 509th Bomb Group Intelligence Office, one of the original officers to actually see the objects as they were found on the ranch. In fact, he helped gather them up. So of all the people involved in the Roswell incident, he would be the one who would know if there was a government coverupcases of unexplained aerial phenomena occurred on a clear night over Phoenix, Arizona. - The Phoenix Lights happened March 13th, 1997, with an object being reported northwest of Phoenix up in the Prescott valley area. Lights, very bright lights. The object appeared to have been bigger than any aircraft that the United States or Russia or any other country could get up in the air and fly at 100 miles an hour, which is what it was clocked at. It was viewed by thousands of people. Numerous pictures and videos. We at MUFON have evaluated those pictures with our photoanalysis and we can't find anything wrong with the pictures. It appears that many people saw a transparent solid object. Others saw a solid object. One report of a dentist traveling along the highway from Phoenix to Tucson, said that he could look out the window of his car on the driver's side and see one wing tip and

creation out of nothing itself comes to be. In the here and now, here and now being the Mediterranean in the 1st century, in the here and now, I don't know what was happening in New Haven then, the world was full of gods. Loyalty to, or pious enthusiasm for one particular God, or the assertion of the superiority of one's own city's god, great is Artemis of the Ephesians, was not the same as asserting that the deity in question was the only God. For ancient monotheists, the heavens, although they were heavily populated, were organized by ranks with one God on top. At the pinnacle is this one highest God, but others range beneath. The physical universe expressed this theology. Fixed stars, then the planets and sun, then the moon, and then the Earth in the middle. Which is what cosmos means, the organized universe. And then daimonia, godlings, spirits, and special humans, as we'll see; heroes, emperors andgodlings. Though Origen disputes that daimonia have a positive morality. As late as the 5th century, no less a light than Augustine, conceded that the true difference between pagan gods and Christian demons really got down to terminology. This is "City of God," 9.23. Christians called gods, demons, pagans called demons, gods. Jews, pagans and eventually Christians, also all imputed divinity to special humans. And that, you have some of this in 13 and 14 on your handout. Philo, at several points in his writings, designated Moses as theos, god. In the 3rd century, Origen named both David and Paul as gods. They were without doubt, not men, but gods, dii, in his commentary on Romans. And for pagans prior to 312, as well as for Christians thereafter, Roman emperors were divine. Up until Constantine, emperors received sacrificial cult. Thereafter, although the blood sacrifices were gone, divine prerogatives like priesthoods, liturgies, adoration of the imperial images, celebration of festival days, ritual proskynesis, body

People, ex rel. Garcia v Smith (2019 NY Slip Op 05237) People v Smith 2019 NY Slip Op 05237 Decided on June 27, 2019 Appellate Division, Third Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided and Entered: June 27, 2019 525800 [*1]THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ex rel. EDWARD GARCIA, Appellant, vBRANDON J. SMITH, as Superintendent of Greene Correctional Facility, Respondent. Calendar Date: May 24, 2019 Before: Egan Jr., J.P., Lynch, Clark, Mulvey and Devine, JJ. Edward Garcia, Jamaica, appellant pro se. Letitia James, Attorney General, Albany (Martin A. Hotvet of counsel), for respondent. MEMORANDUM AND ORDER Appeal from a judgment of the Supreme Court (Elliott III, J.), entered August 17, 2017 in Greene County, which dismissed petitioner's application,in a proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 70, without a hearing. In July 2016, petitioner was sentenced to 3½ years in prison, to be followed by three years of postrelease supervision, after pleading guilty to burglary in the second degree. In February 2017, petitioner commenced this proceeding pursuant to CPLR article 70 seeking a writ of habeas corpus alleging prosecutorial misconduct, that the indictment was jurisdictionally defective, that he received ineffective assistance of counsel, that he was denied the right to a speedy trial and that his guilty plea was coerced. Supreme Court dismissed the petition without a hearing, and this appeal ensued. Inasmuch as petitioner has been released to parole supervision during the pendency of this appeal, the instant proceeding — wherein petitioner seeks the immediate release from custody

them. The Sacred Heart University trustees and other officials of the University are also present. The 53rd Annual Commencement Exercises of Sacred Heart University are officially in session. (audience cheering and applauding) We are really excited to see all the families and friends of our graduates who are gathered here. We want to start by sharing a secret here. Graduates, that one person who has been texting to you all the time, lol never meant laughing out loud. She always meant lots of love. - Aww. - Let's applause all the moms here today, and greet them happy Mother's Day. (all applauding) Audience, please remain standing, and join in the singing of the national anthem. We'll be led by Stephanie Doheny, Savannah Viggiano, Ryan Sanudo, and Connor Sivacek. Following the Anthem, please remain standing for the invocation which will be offered by Father Edward R Stewart, University chaplain. ("Star Spangled Banner") ♪ Oh say can you see ♪ ♪ By the dawn's earlycareer I have followed since the day he graduated from Sacred Heart University. Brian Hamilton, you are a homegrown product of our institution. You are from Milford, Connecticut, and like all of our students in the 1980s, you commuted to and from campus. You also held a part-time job. You excelled in the classroom regardless of discipline, and you were known as one of our top tier and highly talented students. You were elected president of student government. You served as an intern for our university's former and late president, Dr. Thomas P. Melady, and you were selected to Who's Who Among American College Students, and awarded the Presidential Medal for Leadership. After graduation, you earned your MBA from Duke University. Using what you learned at Sacred Heart and Duke, you began your entrepreneurial career as a credit analyst for a prestigious northeastern financial institution, during which time you honed your skills, developing analytical tools for financial decision making. You then founded your

in water quality violations related to e coli contamination and disinfection by-products total trihalomethanes or TT HMS ultimately the corrosiveness of the drinking water leached lead from pipes and plumbing fixtures and it may have increased the likelihood of water contamination with Legionella on October 14 2014 Valerie braider state deputy legal counsel and senior policy adviser emails governor's chief of staff Denis much more and other top aides arguing for a return to DWS D because of water quality problems Michael gaedola then the governor's legal counsel responds by agreeing with greater braider and rich Baird another senior aide to the governor then discussed the idea with the emergency manager Darnell early who maintains the water quality problems can be solved and it would be cost prohibitive to return to DWS D the state-appointed emergency managers cost-prohibitive decision resumed for over a year the report continues on September 8th 2015 Virginia Tech posts to Flinthistory records that the money changers have used every form of abuse intrigue deceit and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and its issuance founding father President Thomas Jefferson declared I sincerely believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies the issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people to whom it properly belongs in his autobiography founding father Benjamin Franklin published the colonies would gladly have born the little tax on tea and other matters had it not been that England took away from the colonies their money which created unemployment and dissatisfaction the inability of the colonists to get power to issue their own money permanently out of the hands of George the third and the international bankers was the prime reason for the Revolutionary War President Abraham Lincoln stated the government should create issue

always been at war with Eastasia. A large part of the political literature of five years was now completely obsolete. Reports and records of all kinds, newspapers, books, pamphlets, films, sound-tracks, photographs — all had to be rectified at lightning speed. Although no directive was ever issued, it was known that the chiefs of the Department intended that within one week no reference to the war with Eurasia, or the alliance with Eastasia, should remain in existence anywhere. The work was overwhelming, all the more so because the processes that it involved could not be called by their true names. Everyone in the Records Department worked eighteen hours in the twenty-four, with two three-hour snatches of sleep. Mattresses were brought up from the cellars and pitched all over the corridors: meals consisted of sandwiches and Victory Coffee wheeled round on trolleys by attendants from the canteen. Each time that Winstonbroke off for one of his spells of sleep he tried to leave his desk clear of work, and each time that he crawled back sticky-eyed and aching, it was to find that another shower of paper cylinders had covered the desk like a snowdrift, halfburying the speakwrite and overflowing on to the floor, so that the first job was always to stack them into a neat enough pile to give him room to work. What was worst of all was that the work was by no means purely mechanical. Often it was enough merely to substitute one name for another, but any detailed report of events demanded care and imagination. Even the geographical knowledge that one needed in transferring the war from one part of the world to another was considerable. By the third day his eyes ached unbearably and his spectacles needed wiping every few minutes. It

English: who was albert einstein albert einstein who was albert einstein albert einstein the 14th of march 1879 to the 18th of the 14th of march 1879 to the 18th of the 14th of march 1879 to the 18th of april 1955 was a german-born april 1955 was a german-born april 1955 was a german-born theoretical physicist who developed the theoretical physicist who developed the theoretical physicist who developed the theory of relativity one of the two theory of relativity one of the two theory of relativity one of the two pillars of modern physics pillars of modern physics pillars of modern physics alongside quantum mechanics his work is alongside quantum mechanics his work is alongside quantum mechanics his work is also known for its influence on the also known for its influence on the also known for its influence on the philosophy of science philosophy of science philosophy of science he is bestknown to the general public he is best known to the general public he is best known to the general public for his mass energy equivalence formula for his mass energy equivalence formula for his mass energy equivalence formula equals mc2 which has been dubbed the equals mc2 which has been dubbed the equals mc2 which has been dubbed the world's most famous equation world's most famous equation world's most famous equation he received the 1921 nobel prize in he received the 1921 nobel prize in he received the 1921 nobel prize in physics for his services to theoretical physics for his services to theoretical physics for his services to theoretical physics physics physics and especially for his discovery of the and especially for his discovery of the and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric law of the photoelectric law of the photoelectric effect a pivotal step in the development effect a

People v Lewis (2019 NY Slip Op 08878) People v Lewis 2019 NY Slip Op 08878 Decided on December 11, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on December 11, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department MARK C. DILLON, J.P. LEONARD B. AUSTIN SHERI S. ROMAN LINDA CHRISTOPHER, JJ. 2018-09862 [*1]People of State of New York, respondent, vDashawn Lewis, appellant. Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Samuel Barr of counsel), for appellant. Eric Gonzalez, District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Leonard Joblove and Anthea H. Bruffee of counsel; Jade W. Sobh on the brief), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from an order of the Supreme Court, Kings County (DineenRiviezzo, J.), dated June 22, 2017, which, after a hearing, designated him a level three sex offender pursuant to Correction Law article 6-C. ORDERED that the order is affirmed, without costs or disbursements. The defendant was convicted, upon his plea of guilty, of two counts of sexual misconduct. After a hearing pursuant to the Sex Offender Registration Act (see Correction Law art 6-C; hereinafter SORA), the Supreme Court designated the defendant a level three sex offender based on the assessment of a total of 125 points on the risk assessment instrument (hereinafter RAI). On appeal, the defendant challenges the court's assessment of 20 points under risk factor 7 (relationship with the victim). Risk factor 7 of the RAI assesses 20 points if the offender's crime, inter alia, was "directed at a

use between Rivera or perhaps a version of Mexico City in the social content and progressive image newspaper audiences and we're pulling in the United States this is the mimetic of a broader cultural circuit defined by contact between Mexican guineas poetry a Mexican visual art that I would like discussion today one that misses non-discrimination in 1936 that years from the publication of collections in English poetry in Mexico City each featuring work contributed by revolutionary Mexican artists and gets up their dinners after the corporate energy a month ago you then have already begun work on the series included in the post from collosum city hypothesis this is a collection of poems it extends a widespread tendency in intro English poetry that of urban social return to Mexico City or rounding the lives of the destitute and marginalized anywhere lesser known that the city of palaces is a smaller collection fun andinclude the sean hannity's index enticing diners in blood Spain 1936 an uptick plus this the senior glances 1986 book clip intense a series of started revolutionary moments in solidarity there's a cover designed by various toxic the founding member of Mexico's and even revolutionary writers and artists or they are both politically collections of women's attention and I'll be happy to further discuss other work in this reception but he's only the most conspicuous artifacts the more extensive process across cultural and cross regional mediation dimensions as didn't even know after a decade of armed conflict in Mexico its capital emerged in the 19th foreigners and Mexican nationals who returned from extended see something they also know the arrival of Jewish immigrants to Mexico from Europe reachable numbers began during the same years spurred by the risk of in who has some information majors in post in 1924 before long she would

a deep understanding of the dignity of every human life. His dedication was recognized in 2005 when he received the Rupert and Timothy Smith Award for Distinguished Contributions to Pro-Life Scholarship from the University Faculty for Life, an organization that he co-founded 16 years earlier in 1989. Father King was a comforting presence who played an enduring role in the lives of so many members of our Georgetown community especially those who joined him at his daily 11:15 mass in Dahlgren Chapel in our quadrangle. For 40 years, six evenings a week, during both moments of celebration and sadness, he presided and offered guidance to all who sought peace in the presence of the lord. In 1999, our student newspaper, the Hoya, named Father King as Georgetown's Man of the Century, sharing that quote, no one had had a more significant presence on campus and effect on students than Father King, close quote. There are so many imagesand memories that I have of him, but I always think of the way that he ended every mass in a quiet prayer from the Gospel of John. In the beginning was the word and the word was God and the word was with God. When I think of Father King, I think of his gift of providing the opportunity in countless ways but especially every evening at our 11:15 mass for our community to come together and to experience the presence of God. Father King had a wonderful spirit and patience. He was a person of extraordinary integrity and a model of what it means to be a man for others and a man for God, so it's wonderful to be with you this afternoon and to have this opportunity to remember his contributions and I have the honor of announcing this year's Reverend Thomas M. King, SJ awardee. And it's the Holy Cross Students for

hosts at the fifty remote sites. I know that you've worked very hard on these fifteen days. And on this final day I want to send out a special welcome to the audiences at four of our remote sites: Portland Oregon, Chino California, Muskegon Michigan, and the LCC International University in Lithuania. And now President LeRoy, the president of Calvin College, will introduce the Stob Lecture Series and open with prayer. Thank you. Good afternoon and, it has been an incredible year as we celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the series. Today the long standing Stob Lecture Series also coincides with the January Series as today's address continues the series' history of bringing to light matters of ethics, apologetics, and philisophical theology. The Stob Lecture is sponsored annually by Calvin College and Calvin theological Seminary in honor of Doctor Henry J. Stob who served so well as a professor in both institutions. The Stob Lecture is funded by the Henry J. Stob endowment, andwe express our appreciation to the family of Dr. Stob for their continued support of this event. Now please join me in prayer. Holy God, we come before you in reverence and awe. You carry us through the seasons of the year and the seasons of the heart. You grant wisdom, and you reveal knowledge. You have blessed your servent, Tom Wright, in great measure with both wsidom and knowledge. So, too, now bless us through his words with fresh perspectives on the cross of Jesus Christ, which saves us and prompts us to live in gratitude. Amen. Now I would like to introduce my friend and the president of Calvin Theological Seminary, Jul Medenblik, who will introduce Tom Wright. A Brief introduction to N. T. Wright, a contradiction of terms. A prolific writer, of both popular and scholarly books, N. T. Wright bridges the world of the academy and the church. He has written over thirty books including "Simply

men in council were served in order of precedence, starting with important visitors. (Creek Indians called it a white drink because it symbolizes purity and purifying. Europeans called it the 'black drink' because of its color) Ceremonial Objects & Traditions "Whelk Conch Shell" The whelk conch or "lightning" whelk as it was called, is the only shell that grows with a left hand spiral. When the inner part of the shell is removed, it forms a dipper. The shell dipper held the "black drink". The shells were collected from the waters of the gulf, then brought to the north end of the (Okaloosa) county. These sacred objects were placed on graves. This was a common practice here until the 1940s. "Gorget" This traditional gorget necklace was made by Nathan Chessher. Gorgets of this type were common to pre-historic southeastern Native Americans. It is made from the flat part of the lip of a large whelk shell.It was carved into a circular shape (4-5 inch diameter) and often, religious symbols were depicted on them. The carved depictions were highly stylized because of the native people's beliefs and their highly developed artistic skills. This gorget necklace is on display at the museum. Courtesy of Nathan Chessher. "Square Ground" The Creek Indians kept the village ceremonial fire burning in the center of the square ground which was in the center of the village. It was put out each year and rekindled because during the year it was the fire that received the offenses of the people. A new fire had to be started to receive the offenses of the coming year - the black drink was a part of this ceremony. Water The culture of the Creek people demanded that every one in the village take a bath in the creek or river every morning regardless of the weather or they would be

in ensuring doctors would no longer be judged by Google on their fitness to practise. … The state regulator has repeatedly warned the companies they could be banned if they do not comply with a 2014 law requiring social networking sites to store the personal data of Russian users inside the country. Zharov said Facebook and Twitter provided "no concrete information on localising the data of Russian users on the territory of the Russian Federation." He added that the companies also did not provide a "timeframe" for when they plan to store the data of Russian users in Russia. The 2014 law has caused widespread concern as it is seen as putting the information of Russian users at risk of being accessed by the country's intelligence services. “Predictive judicial analytics holds the promise of increasing the fairness of law. Much empirical work observes inconsistencies in judicial behavior. By predicting judicialtrip that took him to a field just outside Massey's home ahead of the murder. He appeared to be scouting the route he would take later to perform the hit, a claim supported by cell site and CCTV evidence showing Fellows driving his car past Massey's house numerous times in the week before the slaying. Massey's murder had gone unsolved until the 2018 killing of his associate John Kinsella, where surveillance footage showed Fellows biking a similar scouting route before pulling the trigger. That led law enforcement to see if there were any connections to the Massey case. Fellows had a GPS jammer in his car when police investigated in 2018, suggesting that he knew enough to avoid location data at some point – just not while he was scouting Massey three years earlier. I know lots of smart people. Maybe I

to be-lieve they would be back on cam-pus this week. Miss Jurgenson, more seriously hurt with a fractured jaw and other injuries, was expected to miss more school than the others. A picture of the wrecked car in which the six were riding back to Sioux Falls from a Rock Rapids, Iowa, music festival is shown elsewhere this issue. Students Attend Church Meeting Last night six Augustana stu-dents returned from Iowa City, Iowa, where they attended the Midwest Ecumenical conference held there last weekend. Going as delegates from Augus-tana were: Wanda Severson, Frances Iverson, Effie Larson, Charlotte Scott, Paul Pierson and Verlyn Smith. Guderyahn Leads Symphony Group After a strenuous week of re-hearsal, the Augustana Symphony orchestra will play it's first con-cert of the season, tomorrow eve-ning in the gym-auditorium at 8:15. Tomorrow evening's perform-ance will mark the 22nd annual concert under the direction of Prof. Richard Guderyahn. Orga-nized in 1927, it is one of the few of its type in this section of the country.Professor Guderyahn received his training at the Ameri-can Conservatory of Music in Chi-cago where he was awarded his Mus. B. and Mus. M. degrees. An the fields of directing and playing, accomplished musician in both he was a student under such not-ables as Dr. Roy Harris while do-ing graduate work at Colorado col-lege. A program of highlights is promised in tomorrow's perform-ance. Two movements from the Haydn Click Symphony which re-quire apt artistry and skill as well as the Perpetuum Mobile, a dis-play number by Carl Bohm, which will be performed in unison and from memory by 19 violinists. So-prana soloist with the orchestra, Dona Carlson, will sing the Un bel di aria from Puccini's Madame Butterfly. Dr. Mark Graubard sociate professor of natural` science and history of science at the University of Minnesota. Visitor in Russia He visited Russia in 1932 as National Research Fellow in the biological sciences, and again in 1936 while holding a Rockefeller Foundation research

only 61% of its population of working age, compared to 70.5% before the war. The loss was disproportionately heavy among professionals: engineers, technicians, physicians, teachers, lawyers and skilled workers. The direct cost of manpower losses to East Germany (and corresponding gain to the West) has been estimated at $7 billion to $9 billion, with East German party leader Walter Ulbricht later claiming that West Germany owed him $17 billion in compensation, including reparations as well as manpower losses. In addition, the drain of East Germany's young population potentially cost it over 22.5 billion marks in lost educational investment. The brain drain of professionals had become so damaging to the political credibility and economic viability of East Germany that the re-securing of the German communist frontier was imperative.The exodus of emigrants from East Germany presented two minor potential benefits: an easy opportunity to smuggle East German secret agents to West Germany, and areduction in the number of citizens hostile to the communist regime. Neither of these advantages, however, proved particularly useful. === How Khrushchev–Kennedy relations affected the construction of the wall === In April 1961, Khrushchev gained an impression that Kennedy is not very smart when he saw Washington supporting the failed invasion of Cuba by anti-communist exiles which were then left to their fate. Khrushchev decided to alarm rather than appease the president. He soon revealed his intention of signing the separate peace treaty with East Germany that would abolish allied rights in West Berlin. One of his intentions was therefore to get the whole of Berlin. However, this action had risks behind it. The risks that we are taking are justified. If we look at it in terms of a percentage, there is more than a 95% chance that there will be no war. It meant that 5% was an actual

mar-kets including the South's largest at Clinton, N. C, and having the state's top poultry producing county makes the .Farm Program a full-time, year-round activity in the area. Work during the year at the Farm Labor Office is usually worked in con-junction with the farm pattern that growers use in the area. At the beginning of each new year, an annual plan of work, or schedule, of the next year's activities is made out for the area. This is an outline, or estimate, based on the previous year's activities and our ideas of the work load for the coming year. The activity which utilizes most of the time during January, February, and March of each year, is Farm Employment Days, or Farm Employment Clinics. These Farm Employment Days have been found by the Farm Placement Service to be lone of the best ways of placing year-round farm labor. For this reason,greater needs. This particular area has unusually good soils for the growing of commercial truck crops and it is my belief that only the surface has been scratched. Various truck crops are taking the place of some acreage that has been devoted to the growing of potatoes and with a more diversified planting and growing pro-gram of truck crops it appears that the demand for out-of-state or out of area labor will steadily increase for the next several years. YOUTH PROGRAM —Continued from Page 8 in which to give a service to the employer and to the youth desiring an odd job. Also the Odd-Jobs-Club is an aid in se-curing vocational employment on farms for town and city boys who are interested in agricultural work and particularly town and city high school boys who in-clude agricultural work as an elective study in their school courses. LABOR PROGRAM —Continued from Page 10 — between employer and

springs from the strong field supervision that is maintained. In fact the officers will tell you that they have the finest construction staff on the Pacific Coast. A special point is made of training and developing project managers, engineers, superintendents, and other key personnel and keeping them steadily employed. These veterans have contributed many unique and valuable construction techniques, particularly on projects where the architects and engineers have incorporated new ideas into the plans. For example, Seattle's Northgate shopping center had design features that permitted a new concept in concrete forming which was developed and successfully applied by the Wright organization. The engineers and field men were also largely responsible for the expert use of tilt-up construction when that technique was introduced. Another Wright credo dictates close teamwork between the contractor and the architect or engineer. This has resulted in some almost-unbelievable records for fast construction. For example, the Norton Building contract wascommunity with hard work in the construction industry. He is or has been a board member or trustee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the Seattle Foundation, the Boys Club of Seattle, Goodwill Industries, Seattle Symphony Orchestra, Seattle Historical Society, Virginia Mason Hospital, National Bank of Commerce, Community Chest, United Good Neighbors, and is a non-Catholic member of the Board of Regents, Seattle University. He has been active in St. Stephens Episcopal Church since it was founded in 1943 and has been awarded the Bishop's Cross for his services. He is in constant touch with the affairs of the company, mainly through his son Howard S. Wright, Jr., who is keeping alive the family tradition of close attention to detail. The long shadow of Howard H. Wright will continue to influence Pacific Northwest construction. 45 Men of Construction- Howard H. Wright CONFIDENCE is the biggest factor when a construction company can tackle one

$20,000 into the company and sold $1 million worth of their Bites in the first year. On June 1st, when Harold Faltermeyer's "Axel F" Beverly Hills Cops theme song, hit number three on the billboard charts. Faltermeyer later said the film's producers originally disliked the direction he was taking the score and wanted to throw the music out. It wasn't until Martin Brest voiced his approval that the studio execs showed enthusiasm about the music. Later, in June, Larry McMurty's Western novel Lonesome Dove was released on the 13th. The story of the relationships between retired Texas Rangers and their old west adventures was so well-received it inspired a coveted mini series. Fast forward to February 5th, 1989, when heavy hitters like Robert Duvall, Angelica Houston, and Tommy Lee Jones starred in a television adaptation. But really, who could forget water moccasins? Water moccasins? On June 15th, Danae was attacked. Rembrandt's life sized depiction of the character Danae from Greek mythology, the mother of Perseus. Bronius Maigys, a Soviet-Lithuanian national, later judged insane,threw sulfuric acid on the canvas and cut it twice with a knife. Maigys claimed that destroying the painting was his way to champion Lithuania's independence from the USSR. Later, he said he was generally against nude art. So yeah, thanks, Bronius. In late June, we go to the road, where you could no longer get your kicks, because Route 66, the highway which spanned 2,200 miles from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California, was officially removed from the United States highway system after it had been replaced in its entirety by segments of the Interstate Highway System. At the end of June, James Dower, baker and inventor of the Twinkie, died after a lifetime of working for Hostess Brands' bakery. He started as one of the company's delivery boys in 1920 in a horse-drawn cart, retiring in 1972 as the company's Vice President. Dower became a hero on April 6th, 1930 in the snack cake industry, when he filled a tube of shortcake with banana cream and called

by only one point by Moorhead State Teachers college and the Duluth branch of the University of Minne-sota. Macalester, the University of Minnesota, and Northern State Teachers college were given de-feats by Tom Persson and Cliff Anderson. However, they were beaten in the last three rounds by North Dakota Agricultural college, Montana University and Eau Claire State Teachers college. The three top teams in the de-bate tournament were Luther col-lege, Eau Claire Teachers college, and St. Olaf college. TOMORROW NIGHT! Tomorrow night the second Campus Game Night, sponsored by the Student Council will be held in the lounge and recreation room of the boys dormitory. Perry Pierce Christenson Ramm REMINDER Winter quarter finals will be-gin Monday, February twenty-sixth and continue through Fri-day, March second. There will be no school Monday, March 5, and classes will resume on Tuesday, March 6. Chapel Choir To Go On Tour To East Coast The go-ahead signal has been given to Prof. C. Howard Smith and the Chapel Choir for their concert tour tothe east coast. On Friday morning, March 30th, the choir will board a Greyhound Bus, piloted by Wayne Quinn, and head for the eastern states. The choir will present concerts in various cities across the nation such as Milwaukee, Waukegan, Chicago, Cleveland, Jamestown, Bridgeport, Boston, New York City, Philadel-phia, and several suburbs in and around these cities. A homecoming concert will be given in Central Baptist Church, St. Paul, on April 22nd. The Chapel Choir shall be giv-ing several pre-tour concerts in the Twin City area. In February the choir will appear at the St. Louis Park Baptist Church on Sun-day evening, the 11th, and at the Olivet Baptist Church of Minne-apolis on Sunday evening, the 25th. The concerts for the month of March have not as yet been scheduled. Navigators' Banquet Tomorrow Night The gymnasium of the North-western Schools, located at 50 Willow St. in downtown Minne-apolis, will be the scene of the Navigators banquet to be held to-morrow night,

People v Leon (2019 NY Slip Op 08218) People v Leon 2019 NY Slip Op 08218 Decided on November 13, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on November 13, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department RUTH C. BALKIN, J.P. CHERYL E. CHAMBERS JEFFREY A. COHEN BETSY BARROS FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ. 2017-10159 (Ind. No. 1931/15) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vCarlos Leon, appellant. Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Meredith S. Holt of counsel), for appellant. John M. Ryan, Acting District Attorney, Kew Gardens, NY (John M. Castellano and Johnnette Traill of counsel; Kathleen Halliday on the memorandum), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant, as limitednumber represented by a 1 followed by one-hundred zeros. Page and Brin write in their first paper on PageRank: "We chose our systems name, Google, because it is a common spelling of googol, or 10100 and fits well with our goal of building very large-scale search engines." There are uses of the name going back at least as far as the creation of the comic strip character Barney Google in 1919. British children's author Enid Blyton used the phrase "Google Bun" in The Magic Faraway Tree (published 1941) and The Folk of the Faraway Tree (published 1946), and called a clown character "Google" in Circus Days Again (published 1942). There is also the Googleplex Star Thinker from Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. In March 1996, a

widely known is that because Native Americans are still a Founded In 1991 Volume 3 Issue 3 MayZB,1993 tribal people kin are known back for generations, there is a very good chance to find matches among relations and tribe members. The unique characteristics of an individual's marrow are inherited in the same way one inherits skin, eye and hair color. This means that when no match is found among the patient's brothers and sisters, the best chance of finding a matching donor is with someone from the same ethnic background. In most cases, a Native American's best hope of finding a perfect match is with another Native Marrow/See Page 3 Copyright, The Native 1993 Legislators introducing bills that severely modify the Indian Gaming Act By Mel Rasmussen Yesterday several legislators from the states of Nevada and New Jersey introduced legislation that will have a major impact on gaming issues. This will start a legislative process to severely restrict andUnited States will deal with the growing issues of Tribal Sovereignty. Photo courtesy ofMinnesota Historical society Portrayed is the parching phase of Wild Rice Preparation at the Historical Society. MHS opens exhibit on wildricing utilizing Indian Activists caught in Guatemala state ofthe art museum technology insurrection By Mel Rasmussen Bill Means, the Executive Director American Indian Opportunities Industrialization Center ofMinneapolis, along with several other prominent Native American activists were embroiled and caught in the coup that occurred this week in Guatemala. Means was in attendance at a International Summit of Indigenous Americans that was held in Guatemala over the weekend. According to sources who have been in contact with Means who is in South Dakota at the present, stated that he managed to get out ofthe country on the morning ofthe coup. Means stated that he woke up and heard nothing but music on the radio and was immediately suspicious of the activities on the radio

People v Dym (2019 NY Slip Op 06793) People v Dym 2019 NY Slip Op 06793 Decided on September 25, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on September 25, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department WILLIAM F. MASTRO, J.P. RUTH C. BALKIN SHERI S. ROMAN FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ. 2018-06032 (Ind. No. 11-00457) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vShmuel Dym, appellant. Ellen O'Hara Woods, New City, NY, for appellant. Kevin P. Gilleece, Acting District Attorney, New City, NY (Carrie A. Ciganek of counsel), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from an amended judgment of the Supreme Court, Rockland County (Kevin F. Russo, J.), rendered March21, 2018, revoking a sentence of probation previously imposed by the same court (William A. Kelly, J.), upon a finding that he violated conditions thereof, after a hearing, and imposing a sentence of imprisonment upon his previous conviction of course of sexual conduct against a child in the second degree (two counts) and endangering the welfare of a child (two counts). ORDERED that the amended judgment is affirmed. The defendant pleaded guilty to two counts of course of sexual conduct against a child in the second degree and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, and was sentenced to a period of probation of 10 years. In 2016, two violation of probation petitions were filed, alleging that the defendant violated certain conditions of his probation. After a hearing,

People v Frazier (2019 NY Slip Op 08212) People v Frazier 2019 NY Slip Op 08212 Decided on November 13, 2019 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on November 13, 2019 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department RUTH C. BALKIN, J.P. CHERYL E. CHAMBERS JEFFREY A. COHEN BETSY BARROS FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ. 2018-04349 (Ind. No. 7280/16) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vJahquan Frazier, appellant. Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Martin B. Sawyer of counsel), for appellant. Eric Gonzalez, District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Diane R. Eisner of counsel; Jared D. Michael on the memorandum), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant, as limited by his motion, from aPlease turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Advertisement A suicide bomber dressed in military uniform has attacked the UN World Food Programme offices in Pakistan's capital Islamabad, killing five people. Pakistan's interior minister said an investigation had begun into security lapses after guards had allowed the man into the compound to go to the toilet. Four of the dead are Pakistanis, the fifth is an Iraqi. The bomber died too. It is unclear who is responsible but suspicion will fall on the Pakistani Taliban, correspondents say. They promised revenge for the killing of their leader Baitullah Mehsud in a US drone strike in August and have been behind a series of recent attacks. Last week, at least 16 people died in two suicide car bomb attacks

$149.99. And it came complete with Super Mario Brothers, Duck Hunt, a light gun attachment for Duck Hunt, and an extra controller. And let's not forget, you needed extra lung capacity for blowing on a cartridge just to get a game to work. By 1990, 30% of all American households owned Nintendo, compared to 23% for homes that had a personal computer. Three days later, on October 21st, former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White was found in his home's garage, dead behind the wheel of his wife's car, less than six years after he assassinated San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. Both Mayor Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk have been shot and killed. Jesus Christ. You may also remember White as the man who defended the murders with what's now mockingly known as the Twinkie Defense. White's legal team claimed that white killed Moscone in milk, because the former health nut had become addicted to junk food. The jury didn't buy White's Twinkie excuse. And Whiteserved five years on a soft seven-year sentence. New York Yankees management fired Billy Martin on October 27th, officially ending the Billy IV era of Yankees baseball. It was the fourth time Martin had been fired as the Yankees manager. He never admitted it, but the call most likely came from Steinbrenner, who dealt with Martin's fights on and off the field and unpaid debts. Fast forward to 1988, when the Yankees would sign Martin as the season's manager for the fifth time. The 60-year-old manager was fired before the season ended. But while he was in the pinstripes during the '88 season, he never lost his fury. And there he is. Not going to go quietly. Crack made its first appearance in The New York Times on November 17th, when the paper described it as a super drug. This wasn't your daddy's cocaine. It was addictive, cheap, and lethal. In the '80s, the drug would devastate black communities. And with tough on crime policies, as well as the

nearly swooned and had to exit the room. The Fearsome Felines became so enraged over Summers’ suggestion that they mounted a campaign designed to embarrass and humiliate the Harvard president. Summers soon confessed to his ideological revisionism and commenced a round of self-criticism. But that wasn’t enough, and now the N.O.W operatives are calling for a complete ideological cleansing. The missteps of Roemer and Summers were bad enough, but after all, they were made by members of the male oppressor class. What really stirs up a cat fight, though, is when a woman – a woman! – hisses at the Sisterhood. The feminist catechism does not take well to apostasy, and it fell to one Susan Estrich to deliver the ex-communication. Estrich is the ultra-liberal University of South California law professor who likely would have been John Kerry’s first nomination to the United States Supreme Court. First, Estrich broadcast ababy was cut from her mother’s still-warm uterus. When news of the gruesome homicide began to trickle out, the Washington Post newsroom was astir. Why? Because the feminist catechism teaches that women are the eternal victims at the hands of those brutish men. But in this case, the alleged killer was a woman, Lisa Montgomery. Normally, the solution would be simple: bury the story. That’s exactly what the Washington Post did, relegating the account to page A18 on December 19. But that didn’t entirely solve the problem, because that very same day, the Post was set to launch a three-part series on Maternal Homicide. The series, by reporter Donna St. George, was based on the stories of mothers who had been murdered by their boyfriends or husbands. But the strangling of Bobbie Jo Stinnett by a deranged woman threatened to sabotage the over-arching message of the WP series:

the second, although clearly this concept has lost something over time! Radagaisus, a barbarian leader of unknown origin, and his army of Goths, Vandali, Suevi, Burgundians, and Alani is defeated by Roman commander Stilicho when they invade Italy in 405. The barbarians are incorporated into the Roman forces. To preserve their new domains, the Visigoths fight on the side of Rome and the Franks to halt the advance of the Huns at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains (otherwise known as the Battle of Chalons in the former territory of the CatalauniCelts), in north-eastern Gaul. Their cousins, the Ostrogoths (literally, in the case of King Valamir whose cousin is Thorismund) are forced to fight on the side of the Huns. The Hunnic army is fought to a standstill and is forced to withdraw along with its allies which also include the Gepids, Rugii, and Scirii. Despite his great success over the barbarian tribes ofeastern and central Europe, Attila's stalemate against an allied Roman-led army in 451 was a blow to his prestige, and his death soon afterwards caused his empire to crumble 456 - 457 In their fight for independence from the Huns, the Ostrogoths under Valamir defeat and rout Attila's sons. They inherit control of Pannonia as a result (essentially western Hungary, northern Croatia, Slovenia, and eastern Austria), and absorb elements from other, smaller tribes, such as the Scirii. During the subsequent thirty years, the Ostrogoths edge slowly southwards into the Balkans, and then head westwards towards Illyria and the borders of Italy. 459 - 462 Unchallenged by the now-dissipated power of the Huns, the Ostrogoths under Valamir are themselves powerful. A dispute with the Eastern Roman emperor at Constantinople causes Valamir to lead his Ostrogoths against him. With the barbarians at the gates, Emperor Leo I agrees to pay an annual subsidy of

last two ac-complishments resulted in a sav-ings which was returned to the Food Service, resulting in a saving for students. The cooperation of the Food Service has been out-standing and has made these changes possible." Students are encouraged to take the time to voice complaints, re-quests or approval to Mrs. Alice Johnson or Mr. Wayne Erickson at any time. There will be an op-portunity for students to air their opinions on November 20 at 6:30 in the President's Dining Room. Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Erickson, as well as the Food Service Corn mittee, will be there and welcome all gripes and suggestions. would be given alternate civilian service. Those currently in jail or Canada as a result of their pacifist beliefs would be able to resume their lives as U.S. citizens, provid-ing they qualified for alternative service. Farbstein's would abolish the draft except when Congress de-clared war. In peacetime there would be a volunteer army. One other congressman, WilliamRyan, also a Democrat from New York, has proposed an amendment which would forbid the assignment of a draftee to duty in Vietnam, un-less he volunteered or Congress declared war. Several student leaders, includ-ing Charles Palmer, president of the National Student Association (NSA), David Hawk, co-chairman of the Vietnam Moratorium Com-mittee, and Dan Siegel, student body president of the University of California at Berkeley, joined the representatives at the press conference. Palmer said the lottery proposal did little but "plant hasty patches on an already patchwork system." Any system of forced service to the government "seriously endan-gers human freedom," he said. Hawk said sincerely motivated re-form of the draft would "abolish the student deferments that com-pel the sons of the poor, the black, the working class to fight the war that the sons of the middle class so loudly protest while remaining safely behind academic and occu-pational deferments." Drafting the 19-year-olds first, he said, "will no more diffuse college antiwar protest than

OPINION No. 04-08-00535-CR Brooke Huron PIZANA, Appellant v. The STATE of Texas, Appellee From the 379th Judicial District Court, Bexar County, Texas Trial Court No. 2005-CR-1446 Honorable Bert Richardson, Judge Presiding Opinion by: Marialyn Barnard, Justice Sitting: Sandee Bryan Marion, Justice Phylis J. Speedlin, Justice Marialyn Barnard, Justice Delivered and Filed: March 18, 2009 AFFIRMED Brooke Huron Pizana appeals the trial court's judgment adjudicating her guilt and sentencing her to fifteen years imprisonment for serious bodily injury to a child. The sole issue presented on appeal is whether the evidence is legally sufficient to support the underlying conviction. We affirm the trial court's judgment. Background Pizana pled guilty to serious bodily injury to a child and was placed on deferred adjudication community supervision on March 28, 2006. The terms and conditions of Pizana's community supervision were altered in response to the State's first motion to adjudicate. On June 26, 2008, Pizana pled true to violating one of the terms and conditions of her community supervision. The trial court signed a judgment adjudicating her guilt and sentencing her to fifteen years imprisonment. Discussion The sole issue presented by Pizana on appeal is that the stipulated evidence in support of Pizana's guilty plea failed to establish that Pizana caused serious bodily injury to the child. Pizana argues, "Although a skull fracture may sound quite serious and may evoke horrible images, showing that the complainant suffered a skull fracture does not establish that he suffered serious bodily injury, and nothing in the law makes a skull fracture a serious bodily injury per se." Referring to the child's skull fracture "that resulted in blood pooling underneath the scalp" as a "bump on his