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KatieBeGolden KatieBeGolden is a star on the video platform, Musical.ly. Her interesting videos helped her garner a large audience on her page on this app. As of today, the number exceeds 75 thousand loyal followers. Additionally, she received the top comedian badge. At first, the girl was known as only BeGolden. Later on, she added her name to the title of her page and became KatieBeGolden. KatieBeGolden is a member of Musical.ly Stars.Perico, Arkansas Billy Tom Sargent, Western Kentucky Zach Smith, UC Santa Barbara Kyler Dunkle, Utah Lowest-ranked teams advancing No. 44 SMU No. 52 Ohio State No. 53 Georgia Southern Highest-ranked teams failing to advance No. 18 Texas Tech No. 25 Florida State No. 26 UCLA Conference breakdown The ACC and SEC each had six teams make the NCAAs. The Big 12 had five while the Pac-12 had four. The breakdown: ACC Clemson Duke Georgia Tech Louisville North Carolina Wake Forest American Athletic SMU Atlantic Sun Liberty North Florida Big Ten Illinois Ohio State Big 12 Baylor Oklahoma Oklahoma State TCU Texas Mountain West UNLV Pac-12 Arizona State Cal Stanford USC SEC Auburn Georgia LSU South Carolina Texas A&M Vanderbilt Sun Belt Georgia Southern West Coast Conference BYU Pepperdine NCAA Regional victories 14 – Oklahoma State (1989, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) 8 – Texas (1992, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019) 7 – Arizona State (1991, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2009, 2016) 7 – Clemson (1993, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004) 6 – Arizona (1990, 1991, 1992,

space for Trippier on the right, but his cross went harmlessly out of play. The Tottenham players were probably pleased to hear the final whistle and whilst Spurs had been out-done on the field, the fans had often made themselves heard above the orchestrated chanting of the famous "Yellow Wall" at the other end. The atmosphere was good, but it did not match up to the hyped reports about the fans at the stadium and I can only echo Wyart Lane's comments about the pre-season trip to Bayern Munich. Starting in the line-up, Josh Onomah was a surprise inclusion, but he did a decent job, making some good runs and holding onto the ball well. The main problem came in front of the back four, where Ryan Mason and Tom Carroll failed to provide the barrier to the defence that Dembele andDier often do. That both exposed the back four and removed the link in playing the ball out from the back. It allowed Dortmund to attack at will and heaped pressure on the defence. It hardly surprising that they cracked and suffered the heaviest defeat of the season, but it wasn't the strongest XI and while that line-up might play at the Lane, trying to claw back this deficit will be more than a challenge. Purcell Cole PUB FACT* Borussia Dortmund took their name from the Leigh Francis series about his cynical take on Russian celebrity to dubbed into German called "Bo Russia Selecta". Match sponsors - Match sponsors - Match ball sponsors - Match programme sponsors - Match shirt sponsors - What you thought Stan Chun I agree with you, that it was a mistake to play Mason and Carroll in front of the back four, but Poch hasn't got it wrong very often this season and without Dier and

the election was even called. After I called candidate Naval Bajaj on his cellphone, he agreed readily to an interview, but when I arrived at the strip mall that housed his campaign office a week later, it had been mysteriously cancelled. Like Uppal, a campaign aide told me he was too busy meeting voters. So, I offered to come back later that evening. Meeting voters, I was told. The next day? Meeting voters. The next evening? Meeting voters. Other journalists have had the same response to their requests for interviews: Globe and Mail writer-at-large John Ibbitson reported on the weekend that he could not get an interview with the Conservative candidate in Mississauga Centre, and Glen McGregor of the Ottawa Citizen was told by the office of Don Valley North Conservative candidate Joe Daniel that he would not be doing any interviewsagainst Guergis and decided on the spot there was no grounds for an investigation. Bill Casey, the former Conservative MP and now Liberal candidate was thrown out of caucus because he would not agree to changes in the Atlantic Accord made unilaterally by the Harper government. Casey wasn’t just being grumpy. He had consulted with officials in the department of justice and they provided him with written opinions that the agreement had in fact been altered. In a personal meeting with Casey, Harper dismissed the legal opinions with the view that the words meant what he, the PM, said they meant. Either Casey voted for the budget or he was out. When Casey chose to run as an Independent, he was faced with an RCMP investigation alleging that he had stolen funds from his former Electoral District Association. As with Guergis, it

for Kildin. Landing on the coast they were informed by the Laps that there were vessels from Holland at Kola. On the 25th August one of the party, guided by a Lap, set forth on foot for that place. Four days later the guide was seen returning without their comrade; but their natural suspicion was at once disarmed as the good-humoured savage straightway produced a letter which he handed to Heemakerk. Breaking the seal, the skipper found that his correspondent expressed great surprise at the arrival of the voyagers, as he he had supposed them all to be long since dead. Therefore he was the more delighted with their coming, and promised to be with them soon, bringing with him plenty of food and drink. The letter was signed-- his whole life done injury to a single human being. In vain did the victims call aloud upon their sovereign, the Emperor Rudolph. The Spaniards laughed the feeble imperial mandates to scorn, and spurned the word neutrality. "Oh, poor Roman Empire!" cried John Fontanus, "how art thou fallen! Thy protector has become thy despoiler, and, although thy members see this and know it, they sleep through it all. One day they may have a terrible awakening from their slumbers . . . . . . . The Admiral of Arragon has entirely changed the character of the war, recognizes no neutrality, saying that there must be but one God, one pope, and one king, and that they who object to this arrangement must be extirpated with fire and sword, let them be where they may." The admiral, at least, thoroughly

the lord of wisdom, serving as his scribe. His work made him famous in the three worlds as Veda Vyasa compiler of the books of knowledge. Krishna-Dwaipayana also wrote down the Adi Purana and the Itihasa, the book of myths and legends, through which he propogated the doctrine of duty, karma-yoga. Said he, "Man must act according to dharma because dharma ensures harmony between the self and the world around. Actions motivated by desire unravel the cosmic fabric they also generate emotions that trap one within the material world. Nishkama karma, selfless action focussed on duty not reward, enables one to attain salvation without having to renounce the world." The followers of Vyasa became the first bards who revealed truth through tales of gods, king and sages. Dattatreya, the Mystic Anasuya, the wife of sage Atri, was renowned for her virtue. To test her,Vishnu arrived at her doorstep disguised as a sage and asked her to feed him unclothed. Anasuya, bound by the rules of hospitality, agreed to the strange request. But such was the power of her chastity that when she brought the food, Vishnu turned into an infant whom Anasuya fed as a mother, her virtue uncompromised. When Vishnu recovered his original form, he blessed Anasuya, "You will bear a son who will be the embodiment of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva." Thus was born Datta, the son of Anasuya. He was also known as Dattatreya after his father, the sage Atri. Datta observed Nature carefully the elements, the sun and the moon, birds and animals, men and women and gained an insight into the nature of the world. Inspired, he went on to compose the Avadhuta Gita the song of the recluse that explains

devices, designer clothing, and furniture industries. The incubator program offers its tenants a central location in the heart of Minneapolis, easy access to highways, ample parking, 24-hour access, and management and maintenance services. Community Benefits Cleanup and reuse of the site is having positive economic impacts on the local community. The business incubation program represents a fast-growing, dynamic enterprise that focuses on the economic development of the surrounding community. The program plays a significant role in providing business opportunities to local entrepreneurs, fostering the growth of small businesses that otherwise might not survive, and generating economic activity in the community in the form of jobs and income, spending, and public revenue. The transformation from a vacant, hazardous waste site into a flourishing business incubator afforded temporary construction jobs and several hundred permanent jobs for the community. The reuse has also increased the valueof the site and surrounding properties, which in turn generates additional tax revenue for the community. The cleanup has also ensured the protection of people and the environment from the adverse effects of chemical pollution. It protected the Mississippi River from possible contamination, which could have damaged fish and wildlife and prevented the use of the river for drinking water and recreation. The actions at the site also eliminated a vacant and blighted property from the community. Keys to Success The key ingredient in the successful cleanup and redevelopment of the General Mills/Henkel Corporation site was the partnership among EPA, MPCA, the City of Minneapolis, and B.B.D. Holdings, Inc. By working together, these partners were able to clean the property and the existing buildings, so that the site could be returned to productive use in a way that serves the

comes from the Latin word for net). To find evidence for reticulate evolution, one would have to look at a species' DNA, because animals exchange genes when they interbreed. Claudia focused on related species of the genus Daphnia , which were thought to have evolved by reticulation. She sequenced DNA samples from several individuals in each species to look for signs of past or present interbreeding. "Sequencing then was not like it is today," she remembers. "It was such a hassle, and it took so long." Though Claudia was working less than a decade ago, DNA sequencing technology was far less automated than it is today, and much more laborious. Since her supervisor was not trained in molecular biology, Claudia had to figure out what she was doing as she went along. Ultimately she got what she needed: enough lab experience to continue"Sometimes, we would stay at the lake for days. I would walk up in the mountains, and stay in a little cabin." Being outdoors made her glad she had chosen to study biology. "It was a good combination of lab work and leaving the lab to go out into nature," she says. Unfortunately, Claudia could find only one lake in Germany that had two morphs of char in it. And even there, she found just eight samples of one morph—not enough to do a species analysis. Worse yet, the lakes had been stocked with fish for decades, so there was no way to know where the char actually came from. This made them less useful for research, since the essence of sympatric evolution is that the species must evolve in the same place. Fortunately, other fish in the alpine lakes had never been stocked,

Swann, who was tasked with developing a method to train remote viewers. According to May, he had a brilliant mind and worked 12 to 14 hours each day for years, but it is stressed that he was not a scientist and that the method he developed was fundamentally flawed. The main problem was that Swann was not blind to the target and provided feedback to the remote viewers during training sessions: "Assuming no psychic ability whatsoever, a person could arrive at the correct site via clever responses, conscious or unconscious" (pp. 140-141). May also claims that Swann instilled an anti-science attitude in his trainees, which contributed to the creation of a chasm between the researchers and the remote viewers at Ft. Meade. Naturally the eventual closure of the Star Gate program in 1995 is also covered. May has expressed hisintelligence agencies only sporadically consulted psychics and primarily in crime investigations or counter-espionage operations. The authors note: "The KGB held two opposing views of psychics at the same time: Officially, the KGB prosecuted them. Unofficially, they secretly used them" (p. 281). Several examples are given, including some recollections by the psychic Tofik Dadashev (concerning him, see Gris & Dick, 1978). The Russians also, allegedly, had psychics on Dickson Island in the Kara Sea who "... studied the American military satellites by means of remote viewing, even to the details of their designs" (p. 170). Major General Boris Ratnikov and Major General Georgii Rogozin consulted psychics concerning threats to Boris Yeltsin. On some occasions Ratnikov even changed Yeltsin's schedule based on information from psychics. They also used psychics to protect important politicians from psychic influence and mind reading, but no details are given. Ratnikov

southern Italians made their home in Tijuana especially during the American Prohibition Era running bars, casinos and links with the Mafia. Many Italians fled the United States and Canada during the persecutions of the crime families to Tijuana and during WWII and made Tijuana their home as well. The Caesar Salad was created here by an Italian immigrant gaining much fame. Ensenada in Baja California thousands of Italian families migrated here for the Gold Rush and stayed for the wine country in the Guadalupe Valley. Most families are of northern and central Italian background and one of the largest communities of the last hundred plus years. Many of the largest Winemakers are of Italian background today. USA - Alhambra, CA. Arizona (the Phoenix metro area)Nebraska. Slovene Hill, San Francisco, California (also known for Czechs, Slovaks, and ex-Yugoslavs). South Boston, Massachusetts - also has many Irish, Albanian and Portuguese. Toledo metro area and city. Tucson, Arizona. Warsaw, North Dakota. West Hollywood, California. West side Palm Springs, California (aka Parkview - also has Polish and other European Jews). Worcester, Massachusetts. Portugal Allentown, Pennsylvania - including Brazilians and other Latin Americans. Artesia, California - sizable, in the "International District", known for ethnic diversity. Astoria, Oregon. Atlantic Provinces of Canada (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia). Bakersfield, California (Kern County, California). Baltimore, Maryland has a sizable Portuguese community. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania - including Spaniards and Hispanics. Boca Raton, Florida - Many live in South Florida. Boston, Massachusetts - East end has a "Little Portugal", also on the South

are much nicer. The slow, continuous heat promotes their mealiness. When tender, brush the ashes off with a broom, and wipe with a dry cloth. Send to the table in their jackets. Page 175 TO DRY SWEET POTATOES.—­Carefully clean and drop them into boiling water. Let them remain until the skins can be easily slipped off; then cut into slices and spread on racks to dry. To prepare for cooking, soak over night, and boil the next day. TURNIPS. DESCRIPTION.—­The turnip belongs to the order Cruciferae, signifying “cross flowers,” so called because their four petals are arranged in the form of a cross. It is a native of Europe and the temperate portions of Asia, growing wild in borders of fields and waste places. The ancient Roman gastronomists considered the turnip, when prepared in the following manner, a dish fit for epicures: “After boiling, extract the water fromsyrup. Serve at once. Page 177 TURNIPS WITH CREAM SAUCE.—­Wash and pare the turnips, cut them into half-inch dice, and cook in boiling water until tender. Meanwhile prepare a cream sauce as directed for Scalloped Turnips, using thin cream in place of milk. Drain the turnips, pour the cream sauce over them, let them boil up once, and serve. PARSNIPS. DESCRIPTION.—­The common garden parsnip is derived by cultivation from the wild parsnip, indigenous to many parts of Europe and the north of Asia, and cultivated since Roman times. It is not only used for culinary purposes, but a wine is made from it. In the north of Ireland a table beer is brewed from its fermented product and hops. The percentage of nutritive elements contained in the parsnip is very small; so small, indeed, that one pound of parsnips affords hardly one fifth of an ounce of nitrogenous or

Hindi Recitation Competition was held recently in K.G. Class. Hopefully, it was a great learning experience for all. It surely provided an extended platform for all the participating students and it is wished that it is utilized to its fullest. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid tribute to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887- 1920), on the occasion of 125th birth anniversary. He announced that his birthday - December 22 - would be a National Mathematics Day. Srinivasa Ramanujan (22 December 1887 – 26 April 1920) was an Indian mathematician, who made extraordinary contributions to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions. Ramanujan independently compiled nearly 3900 results (mostly identities and equations). His work continues to inspire mathematicians even today! Srinivasa Ramanujan, born into a poor Brahmin family at Erode on Dec. 22, 1887, attended school in nearby Kumbakonam. By the time he was13, he could solve unaided every problem in Loney's Trigonometry, and at 14 he obtained the theorems for the sine and the cosine that had been anticipated by L. Euler. Ramanujan became so absorbed in mathematics that when he entered the local government college in 1904 with a merit scholarship, he neglected his other subjects and lost the scholarship. Ramanujan married in 1909, and while working as a clerk he continued his mathematical investigations. In January 1913 Ramanujan sent some of his work to G. H. Hardy, Cayley lecturer in mathematics at Cambridge. Hardy noticed that Ramanujan had rediscovered, and gone far beyond, some of the latest conclusions of Western mathematicians. In 1914 Ramanujan went to Cambridge. The university experience gave him considerable sophistication, but intuition still played a more important role than argument. In Hardy's opinion, if Ramanujan's gift had been recognized

exemplary. A man of yielding, irresolute mind--if indeed a person can be said to really possess a mind at all who is always changing it for some other person's--incapable of saying "No" to embarrassing, impoverishing requests--one, in short, Mr Waters, of that numerous class of individuals whom fools say are nobody's enemies but their own, as if that were possible'---- 'I understand; but I really do not see how this bears upon'---- 'The mission you are directed to undertake? I think it does, as you will presently see. Three years ago, Owen Lloyd having involved himself, in consequence of the serious defect of character I have indicated, in large liabilities for pretended friends, left our employment; and to avoid a jail, fled, no one could discover whither. Edward Jones, also a native of the principality, whose description, as well as thatfor women to accompany funerals to the grave; but on this occasion I endeavoured to dissuade the poor widow, exhausted by hunger, grief, and watching, from going in the procession. At this impious proposal I was beset by two viragos, who brandished their fists in my face, and dared me to prevent a woman from looking after her husband's corpse. I said that I had no objection to her going, further than that she was evidently unfit for the journey, and had not a farthing to buy any refreshment by the way. This announcement had a wonderfully cooling effect. The vixens ceased their remonstrances; and when the very discouraging intelligence of 'no money--no drink' spread through the miscellaneous groups who were now on the move, all gradually slunk away; and Larry's corpse was left to the charge of the kitchen-maid,

His chronicle of Florentine history offers a vivid picture of medieval city life. The following excerpts are chosen to illustrate the complexities of Florentine politics and society. The first selection deals with the rise of the Guelf-Ghibelline split in Florence, a division that seriously divided the city in the thirteenth century. The origin of these two parties can be traced back to twelfth-century Germany, where two powerful families, the Welf and the Hohenstaufen, struggled for power. Both had interests in Italy as well as Germany. The Hohenstaufen occupied the imperial throne and thus found themselves in conflict with the papacy, which resented the growth of imperial power in Italy. Thus the popes tended to lean toward the WeIf faction. As a result, the WeIf-Hohenstaufen controversy took on a particular hue in Italy. It became a division between those who supported the popeand those who supported the emperor. It also gained a slightly different set of labels. When placed in Italian mouths, "WeIf" became "Guelf." It may seem a little harder to imagine how "Hohenstaufen" turned into "Ghibelline," but there really is an explanation. Supporters of the. Hohenstaufen used the battle- cry "Waiblingen," the name of a Hohenstaufen castle. It was that battle cry that came to be Italianized into "Ghibelline." As the thirteenth century progressed, the papal-imperial rivalry escalated sharply. The last great Hohenstaufen emperor was Frederick II, the wiliest, cruelest, most intelligent and least Christian of the lot. By the time he died in 1250, the popes were determined to obliterate Hohenstaufen influence in Italy. Shortly after, they did. Thus the Guelf-Ghibelline battle had an international dimension; yet it also had a more regional one. The alignment of cities on one

will believe me, necessary." "You know what brings me?" said Archie, as soon as the servant had left the room. "I have a guess, I have a guess," replied Glenalmond. "We will talk of it presently--when Carstairs has come and gone, and you have had a piece of my good Cheddar cheese and a pull at the porter tankard: not before." "It is impossible I should eat," repeated Archie. "Tut, tut!" said Lord Glenalmond. "You have eaten nothing to-day, and I venture to add, nothing yesterday. There is no case that may not be made worse; this may be a very disagreeable business, but if you were to fall sick and die, it would be still more so, and for all concerned--for all concerned." "I see you must know all," said Archie. "Where did you hear it?" "In the mart ofcarry his liquor; and last of all, of rage, that he should have here under his eyes the man that had betrayed him. And then that too passed away; and he sat quiet, biding his opportunity. The tipsy senator plunged at once into an explanation with Glenalmond. There was a point reserved yesterday, he had been able to make neither head nor tail of it, and seeing lights in the house, he had just dropped in for a glass of porter--and at this point he became aware of the third person. Archie saw the cod's mouth and the blunt lips of Glenkindie gape at him for a moment, and the recognition twinkle in his eyes. "Who's this?" said he. "What? is this possibly you, Don Quickshot? And how are ye? And how's your father? And what's all this

Mrs. Rov Albright of McDonaldsville, Mrs. Effie Neve] of Canton and "Mrs. John Wells of Akron; three sons, Harry of Canton, Ervin of Greentown and Vernon, of North Canton; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Case of Allentown, Pa.; 25 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Rev. C. Kern officiated at the services and burial was in the church cemetery in charge of the Lewis parlors. Village Streets to Get Needed Repairs At Once Glass to Hold Motner-Daughier Affair The Rebecca class of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a Mother and Daughter dinner "at the next 'meeting on Thursday, May 3. Mrs. S. S. " Carnock of Canton will be the guest speaker. Special music on the program will be given by Mrs. Ralph Livsey and her daughter, Martha of Louisville. Mrs. D. W. Roush will give the toast to the daughters, and her daughter will respond with the toast toNext Week' George Mitchelson Takes Life With Shotgun Thursday George J. Mitchelson, 71, in failing health for the past 10 years, died by suicide at the residence on North Main St. this Thursday •morning shortly after 10 o'clock His body was found in the woodshed, with a shotgun nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchelson had spent the latter part of the winter in Florida, returning to North Canton on Monday, April 23. They had lived in North Canton for the past two years, coming here from Westerville where their permanent home was located. Mr. Mitchelson had been in charge of Hoover Camp for the past two years. In addition to his widow, Mrs. Mary Ellen Mitchelson, he is survived by two sons, J. B. Mitchelson of Kent and Sgt. F. I. Mitchelson in the U*. S. army; and two daughters, Mrs. George Henderson of Westerville and Mrs. Donald Heil of Lakewood. Village Trucks, to

58 Cal.2d 117 (1962) In re CAROLINE MOSS on Habeas Corpus. Crim. No. 7078. Supreme Court of California. In Bank. July 17, 1962. I. A. Kanarek for Petitioner. Roger Arnebergh, City Attorney (Los Angeles), Philip E. Grey, Assistant City Attorney, Wm. E. Doran and George J. Franscell, Deputy City Attorneys, for Respondent. McCOMB, J. Petitioner (hereinafter referred to as "defendant") seeks a writ of habeas corpus, claiming that she is being illegally restrained of her liberty by the Chief of Police of the City of Los Angeles. *118 Facts: On October 6, 1960, a member of the Los Angeles City Police Department operated a moving picture camera at intervals during a 15- minute performance by defendant at an establishment licensed by the city to present burlesque shows and totreatments.The former is a standard celebrity weapon against ageing. This laser treatment works to resurface the skin, diminishing fine lines and wrinkles and giving a youthful glow. While Kim has not posted any new snaps of A herself since welcoming Saint on December 5, she has been busy updating her paid for website, using plenty of flashback snaps.And it seems her fans may have a point, with old photos of the star showing her face looking remarkably different to Kourtney's latest Instagram post. Kimberly Kardashian poses in the lobby during Olympus Fashion Week in Bryant Park September 12, 2006 in New York City. The dark side of Jude Law's religious character in The Young Pope has been unmasked as the first extended trailer is released. EastEnders actor Danny Dyer will

the author participated. Strategic planners often remain stuck counting ships, troops, and tanks, and forget that all of these military assets are worthless without the funds to keep them operating, and that these assets are increasingly integrated into a world financial system whose complexity (and hence systemic risk, either to an accidental excursion or a deliberate disruption) is greater than ever before. Analyses of the stability of global finance often assume players are rational and therefore would not act in a way which was ultimately damaging to their own self interest. This is ominously reminiscent of those who, as late as the spring of 1914, forecast that a general conflict in Europe was unthinkable because it would be the ruin of all of the combatants. Indeed, it was, and yet still it happened. The Kindle edition has the table of contentsis one”. These weighty issues occupied the correspondence and conference debates of the pioneers of quantum theory including Planck, Heisenberg, Einstein, Bohr, Schrödinger, Pauli, Dirac, Born, and others. And then the war came, and then the war came to an end, and with it ended the inquiry into the philosophical foundations of quantum theory. During the conflict, physicists on all sides were central to war efforts including nuclear weapons, guided missiles, radar, and operations research, and after the war they were perceived by governments as a strategic resource—subsidised in their education and research and provided with lavish facilities in return for having them on tap when their intellectual capacities were needed. In this environment, the education and culture of physics underwent a fundamental change. Suddenly the field was much larger than before, filled with those interested more in their own careers than probing the bottom

in his honor. In 1995, the J.R. Simplot Company expanded into Australia, acquiring iconic food brands like Birds Eye, Leggo's, Chiko and Edgell. Simplot's first marriage was to Ruby Rosevear of Glenns Ferry, whom he had met on a blind date; he proposed to her in his Model A Ford in 1931. After 29 years and four children, the marriage ended in divorce in 1960, when she suddenly left Simplot for another man. Years later, Simplot admitted that while he was growing his business empire in the 1950s, he had not spent enough time with his family. He and his second wife, Esther Becker, a former opera singer, met in the mid 1960s in New York. He was on a business trip and she was working as a receptionist for thefriend was carried to the ER. He'd been suffering as a outcast... But I didn't know that. He tried to kill himself. The bully tortured him every single day... With that cutter. Oh, I see. So I had it out with the bully. He was such a cruel killer, but it didn't frighten me. I slowly walked to the bully and all the scumbags. JUNG Han-soo! Kill him! It was a totally unfair match, to begin with. I was alone and they were 30 thugs with weapons. But I attacked them from all directions. One by one, they fell down, being silenced. For me, it was like a picnic. Then the big gun took out a cutter. Don't worry; it didn't scare me at all. Looking for a critical moment to take him out... I punched him on the chin. He tumbled 10 meters and threw a towel. He and his men were all taken to the ER, it was my game! So how

of the slave driver to convince me that the negro is so stultified as to be unfit for freedom. Even in Turkey, liberated black slaves were sometimes recruited into the armed forces, often as a means to prevent their reenslavement. Some of these reached of ficer rank. A British naval report, dated January 25,1858, speaks of black marines serving with the Turkish navy: "They are from the class of freed slaves or slaves abandoned by merchants unable to sell them. There are always many such at Tripoli. I believe the government acquainted the Porte with the embarrassment caused by their numbers and irregularities, and this mode of relief was adopted. Those brought by the Faizi Bari, about 70 in number, were on their arrival enrolled as a Black company in the marine corps. They are in exactly the samein the barracks are healthy and appear contented. No amount of ingenuity can conjure up any conncxion between their condition and the condition of slavery." While the slave in arms was, with few exceptions, an Islamic innovation, the slave in authority dates back to remote antiquity. Already in Sumerian times, kings appointed slaves to positions of prestige and even power -- or, perhaps more accurately, treated certain of their court functionaries as royal slaves. Different words were used to denote such privileged slaves, distinct from those applied to the menial and laboring generality. Under the Abbasid caliphs and under later Muslim dynasties, men of slave origin, usually but not always manumitted, figured prominently in the royal entourage. The system of court slavery reached its final and fullest development in the Ottoman Empire, where virtually all the servants of the state,

time served. The four evangelists – associated with Acts 17 Apologetics Ministries – had been arrested back in June as they were attending the 15th Annual Dearborn Arab International Festival along with over 300,000 from across the country. Though the preachers said they only spoke with people who wanted to speak with them, one of the volunteers at the festival contacted the police and accused the four of disturbing the peace. ... The group, furthermore, has insisted that its clients should not even have to stand trial for exercising their First Amendment rights. Despite TMLC and the street preachers' claims, city officials maintain that incidents such as the one this past June have nothing to do with First Amendment Rights. "[I]t has to do with public safety and the individual choices made by the arrested parties,” they argued. *** We praise God that theywere acquitted. Please keep your brothers and sisters in your prayers during these times of difficulty. Click here for the full story. On Sept. 19, Islamic extremists broke into the Philadelphia Pentecostal Church in Sharif Town, Karachi City, Pakistan, and set fire to Bibles, hymnals, a musical instrument and a table, according to The Voice of the Martyrs contacts. The church, which is led by Pastors George Rakha and Peter Shahza d, was established six years ago and is actively involved in Muslim evangelism. “At 4 a.m., some fanatics broke the lock of the church door and entered the church,” VOM contacts reported. “They burned three crosses, nine Bibles, five books of worship songs, a table and a musical instrument Tabla [local drum].” On Sept. 20, the Christian community displayed a banner protesting the burning of their Bibles. Christians believe this incident

to the Constitution, can be valid." "Every act of a delegated authority, contrary to the tenor of the commission under which it is exercised, is void. No legislative act, therefore, contrary to the Constitution, can be valid. To deny this, would be to affirm, that the deputy is greater than his principal; that the servant is above his master; that the representatives of the people are superior to the people themselves; that men acting by virtue of powers, may do not only what their powers do not authorize, but what they forbid." The Tri-Partite Separation of Powers of Government (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial) The Constitutions of the Republic of Ireland and the United States of America are believed to have both been very firmly founded and built on the doctrine of the "tripartite division of powers of government" between the three main branches of government: Executive, Judicial, andLegislative. Why is it that this core-issue doctrine, which was designed primarily to protect against the well known and all too frequent social horrors associated with government bullying and tyranny -- despotism (in other words) of the kind (for example) the "ruling elites" of Nazi Germany arrogantly and brutally indulged themselves in to "lawfully" (supposedly) murder and otherwise abuse tens of millions of their own and other people, just a mere 2-3 generations ago -- and where the origins of the social protection in question (widely believed by well-informed people since around 500 BC at least, to be essential for the safety of humanity generally) can easily be traced back to the "golden" days of Ancient Greece, now appears to have been completely abandoned (for all practical purposes) by the Government of the Republic of Ireland, and by the Government of the United States of America as

film and hearing it from the horse's mouth is nearly as fascinating as the classic movie that made him a household name. We also get the impression that, decades later, Frank Serpico still feels lucky to be alive. Sitting at Starbucks, Frank spots another Starbucks. Ultimately, Frank Serpico tells a story we've heard before, but getting it directly from the man who lived it - and those he was close to - provides a unique perspective (he's also quick to refute some creative liberties taken by director Sidney Lumet). This is a documentary well worth checking out and would make a great double feature with the 1973 film. A plane carrying an experimental laser device crashes off-screen (shaving the special effects budget) in the Mediterranean Sea. The Americans need their best operative, Ken Tani (a.k.a. Black Eagle, played by Sho Kosugi) to retrieveit before the Russians do. He initially refuses because he wants to spend time with his family. But his superiors got his back: They send his two young boys to Malta with him, so now Ken's dangerous, deadly mission into hostile territory can be a work vacation! Other than this hilariously lazy plot contrivance (the kids only exist to be put in peril), there's nothing particularly remarkable about Black Eagle. It was just one of countless generic, B-movie action-fests you used to find on any Blockbuster shelf. Respected martial artist Sho Kosugi lacked the on-screen charisma to stand out among his peers, and it probably goes without saying there's never been an Eric Karson career retrospective film festival. "Black Eagle, huh? More like Mr. Shrinky-Dink." Still, Black Eagle earns a footnote in action history for featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme in one of his

109 U.S. 385 (1883) MILLER v. MAYOR OF NEW YORK and Others. Supreme Court of United States. Argued November 6th, 1883. Decided November 26th, 1883. APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. *390 Mr. William H. Arnoux for the appellant. Mr. Joseph H. Choate for the appellees. *392 MR. JUSTICE FIELD delivered the opinion of the court. This suit was commenced in May, 1876, to restrain the erection of the suspension bridge, then under construction, over East River, in the State of New York, between the cities of New York and Brooklyn, at the height of 135 feet above the river at high-water mark, which was the proposed elevation of the structure. As the bridge has since been completed, if the plaintiff can make good his contention, and establish thatwhen he filed his bill he was entitled to the relief prayed, he may claim that the bridge shall be raised to a greater elevation, or be entirely abated. He is the lessee of certain warehouses on the banks of the river above the point of the proposed crossing of the bridge, and he states that he brings the suit on behalf of himself and of all others similarly situated. No one, however, has united with him in its prosecution. He stands alone as complainant, and alleges that the bridge, if erected as projected and intended at the height designated, would be built without lawful power and authority; that it would be a nuisance, and obstruct, impair, and injuriously modify the navigation of the river, and might seriously

humor, till he was perfectly cured by Hood's Sarsa I'hrilla ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS. Benjamin Tuthill, who was recently di vorced in Chicago by Ida Mulle, has mar ried at New York Miss Gertrude Titus, known on the stage as Sylvia Thorne, Rev. Dr. E. A. Bridger, a Congregational minister of Jennings, La., was cowhided in the pulpit because he had denounced the women of the city, and declared that the entire town was a cesspool of iniquity. The body of James Jones, a member of the Danville (Ills.) board of education, who had been missing since last Tuesday, has been found in the woods near Sonthtown. Foul play is suspected, though a revolver found beside the body would point to sui cide. The war on the saloons at Madison, Ind.. has resulted in the return of 2,000 indict ments, enough to keep the courts busy for three years if disposedof at. the rnte of four per day. One of the hired informers told the grand jury that while seeking evidence he had drunk 100 small glasses of beer a day. Bishop Marty, of the diocese of Yankton, S. D., addressed the German Roman Cath olic Central society of North America, and in the course of his sermon exhorted the society to guard its church, its language, and its schools. The chief of the bureau of statistics re ports that 45,473 immigrants arrived in the United States during the month of August, against 45,172 for the same month last year. During the eight months ended August 81, 1892, the total number of immigrants was 448,619, against 416,570 for the correspond ing period in 1891. Too large the old-fashioned pill. Too reckless in its way of doing business, too. It cleans you out, but. it uses you up, and your outraged system rises

process, a series of post-overhaul test and engineering dives culminating in dives to 4,500 meters. The first science dives of 1997 took place during the transit from Bermuda to the Azores and a subsequent 4-week voyage, where a science party from Great Britain’s British Ridge Project and a film crew from the BBC studied Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR) hydrothermal vent vent colonies and biological interactions. During this dive series Alvin and the French submersible Nautile met and filmed each other on the ocean bottom during two dives, an historic first for these subs. In early August Atlantis transited through the Panama Canal to San Diego to begin work in the eastern Pacific. Three dives near San Diego for study of age-dependent bioturbation of deep sea sediments led this portion of the schedule, conducted by researchers from the University of Hawaii. At the end ofthe month, Jason (WHOI’s primary remotely operated vehicle) was loaded on board the ship in preparation for our first test of Deep Submergence Group joint ROV/sub operations. This is the work Atlantis was designed for, allowing investigators to use the complete suite of underwater tools from the same platform anywhere in the world. A test lowering of Jason was conducted during the transit north to Astoria, Oregon, followed by two lengthy cruises to the Juan de Fuca hydrothermal region for geological experiments. Jason and Alvin were used during alternate periods to provide large- and fine-scale sampling capabilities, respectively, and performed flawlessly during repeated dives to the ridge vents despite deteriorating weather conditions. In late October the ship headed south once again toward better sea states, and ended the operating season with two voyages to the East Pacific Rise biological time-series site. Continuing studies here

killed and three more were injured when Taliban militants attacked Security’ checkpoint in relevant areas of Gardiz city the provincial capital of Paktia Province Afghanistan Maidan 2 Two Taliban mine planters were killed while the duo wanted to plant a mine in suburb of Maidan-Wardak Province, India Kashmir 2 6 Two Army personnel were killed and six persons including four civilians were injured as Pakistan violated Cease Fire Agreement India Kashmir 1 1 A civilian was killed and another injured when the Pakistan Army violated CFA and resorted to mortar shelling in forward areas along the LoC in Poonch District India Assam 1 Dead of body of abduction victim recovered in Assam Sweden Uppsala 1 Baloch journalist Sajid Hussain, who was living in exile in Sweden and had been missing since March 2, has been found dead on April 23, Police said on May 1 Iraq Salahaddin 10+ 2+ At least 10 members of thedies under torture in Sednaya prison Syria Al-Suwaidaa 1 Unknown assailants kill farmer in rural Al-Suwaidaa Lebanon 81 The Lebanese Army announced on Wednesday that 81 soldiers were maimed during the renewed protests in various Lebanese governorates, including six officers. Israel Hebron 1 Palestinian wounded as explosive device goes off in his hand near Hebron. April 28 Israel Kfar Saba 1 A 62-year-old woman is stabbed by a Palestinian teen. The attacker was shot and wounded by a bystander. Afghanistan Gardez 4 Four local cops are gunned down by religious radicals. DR Congo Malambo 6 Six people, including a woman, killed by ADF Islamists Afghanistan Barak-e-Barak 7 A group fighting for Sharia kills seven local security personnel. Syria Afrin 100 47+ Turkish defence ministry says a fuel truck explosion in northern Syrian town controlled by opposition fighters wounded at least 47 and killed 100 civilians including 11 children in a crowded street of Afrin. There was no immediate claim of responsibility

he laid the foundation of a cathedral, which was finished by his successor, Bishop Osmund, in 1092. On the completion of the Norman survey, in 1086, William summoned all the bishops, abbots, barons, and knights of the kingdom, to attend him at Sarum, and do homage for the lands which they held by feudal tenure. In 1095, or 1096, William Rufus assembled a great council here, in which William, Count of Eu, was impeached of high treason against the king, in conspiring to raise Stephen, Earl of Albemarle, to the throne. Henry I. held his court at Sarum for several months during the year 1100, and here received Archbishop Anselm on his arrival in England, requiring that prelate to do homage and swear fealty to him, and to accept from his hands the investiture of his see. This demand gave rise to a disputebetween the king and the pope, which was at length compromised, the pope allowing the prelates to do homage to the king, and reserving to himself the right of investiture, which was the first attempt to establish papal supremacy in the island. Henry I. again fixed his residence here in 1106, and in 1116 assembled the prelates and barons of the realm, to swear allegiance to his son as his successor on the English throne, previously to the prince's embarkation for Normandy, on his return from which country he was unfortunately drowned. In the reign of Stephen, Bishop Roger held the castle for the king; and soon after the instalment of that prelate's successor, Joceline, in 1142, the partisans of the Empress Matilda took possession of the town, which in the course of the contest was alternately occupied by both parties. On

new party and by changing the monetary award to $65,000. Welsh related that Appellant contacted him by telephone prior to the issuance of the writ of execution. In response to Appellant's inquiry as to when he would receive the money awarded in the agreed judgment, Welsh stated that Appellant was bothering him and wasting his time. Welsh declined to discuss the case with Appellant, although he did state that he had advised David Lewis to seek the services of a bankruptcy attorney. Marcus C. Marsden Jr. testified that he represented Appellant in his lawsuit against David W. Lewis Construction, Inc. and he negotiated the agreed settlement awarding Appellant $35,000. He stated that Welsh and Lewis signed the agreed judgment and returned it to Marsden. In preparation for his relocation to Fort Worth,Texas, Marsden delivered the case file to Appellant. This file contained the signed judgment which had not been presented to Judge Peca for his approval and signature. Marsden stated that Welsh told him that someone had changed the judgment to read that the award was $65,000 and Siwel Industries had been added as a new party. Marsden notified Judge Peca by letter that the judgment had been altered. He informed Judge Peca that a different font had been used on the altered first page of the judgment. Hardy Wilson Lewis testified that he owned a construction business known as Siwel Industries. He stated that the business is a sole proprietorship, and he would be personally responsible for any judgment taken against the company. When the Sheriff's department tried to

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a pager. Immediately thereafter, appellant left Wiltshire's house and went across the street to Chris Ru's house. Ru told appellant that he was going to call Wiltshire and ask her to come over to his house so that the others could steal a gun from Wiltshire's house. Wiltshire received a telephone call from Ru, and, as a result, she left her house and went across the street to Ru's house. Wiltshire asked appellant, who was still at Ru's house, "to watch them" while she was at Ru's house. Appellant agreed to do so and returned to Wiltshire's house. Appellant knew at that time that Wiltshire's friends intended to steal property from her house while she wasprincipal in first degree). Appellant admitted knowing the plan to steal items from Wiltshire's home when he returned to her house, yet he failed to tell Wiltshire about it. In addition, he admitted he was - 3 - present and watched while the others took the items, thereby approving of the principals' actions and sharing in their criminal intent. In addition, he was aware of the location of some of the stolen items after the theft. Based upon this evidence, without taking the accomplice's statement into consideration, the trial court could conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that

Child Soldiers in Uganda Children and families in Gulu, Uganda today. It is now over one year since peace talks between the Ugandan government and the Lord's Resistance began in Sudan. A year later little has changed and people are still suffering, especially women and children. The endless war in northern Uganda has affected mostly women and children. Many women have become widows as a result of the rebels killing their husbands. Consequently, they are overloaded with the heavy responsibility of looking after orphans. And women do not have time to rest. They wake up early in the morning to find ways of feeding their children, with whom they have to move long distances in search of food. At the end of the day, they come back very tired, and so stressed and frustrated that they cannot sleep at night. The majority of womenare suffering due to the loss of their husbands and relatives. They look for money to take their children to school yet they have no proper source of income, nobody to give them a hand, because almost everybody finds herself in the same situation. Children in the aftermath of war The SOS Social Centre in Gulu supports over 250 children and mothers in the community who have been affected by the civil war with counseling, and medical, nutritional and educational support. Former child soldiers also receive counseling. Education, health care and employment are human rights. Due to poverty, illness and the political unrest in the area, the number of children without the support of their natural family is increasing steadily and SOS Children is constantly developing its approach to child care in order to meet these changing needs.The aim of our “Family Strengthening

she had "nothing whatsoever to do with us." Veselnitskaya has also said she is ready to testify to the US Congress to dispel what she called "mass hysteria" about the meeting with Trump Jr. The case in which Veselnitskaya represented the FSB was complex; appeals courts at least twice ruled in favor of private companies the FSB wanted to evict. The FSB took over the disputed office building in mid-2008, a person who worked for Atos-Component, a firm that was evicted as a result, told Reuters, on condition of anonymity. The building was privatized after the 1991 Soviet collapse, but the Russian government said in the lawsuit in which Veselnitskaya represented the FSB that the building had been illegally sold to private firms. The businesses were listed in the court documents, but many of them no longer exist, and those that do are little-knownfirms in the electric components business. Elektronintorg, an electronic-components supplier, said on its website that it occupied the building. Elektronintorg is owned by the state conglomerate Rostec, run by Sergei Chemezov, who, like Putin, worked for the KGB. He served with Putin in East Germany. When contacted by phone, an unnamed Elektronintorg employee said he was not obliged to speak with Reuters. Rostec did not immediately respond to a request for comment. When asked which organization was located there, an unidentified man who answered a speakerphone at the main entrance laughed and said: "Congratulations. Ask the city administration."

statement because, while speaking with Russert, LIBBY did not recall that he previously had learned about Wilson's wife's employment from the Vice President. b. During a conversation with Matthew Cooper of Time magazine on or about July 12, 2003, LIBBY told Cooper that reporters were telling the administration that Wilson's wife worked for the CIA, but that LIBBY did not know if this was true; and c. LIBBY did not discuss Wilson's wife with New York Times reporter Judith Miller during a meeting with Miller on or about July 8, 2003. and this: 32. It was part of the corrupt endeavor that during his grand jury testimony, defendant LIBBY made the following materially false and intentionally misleading statements and representations, in substance, under oath: ... c. LIBBY advised Judith Miller of the New York Times on or about July 12, 2003 that he had heard thathad the story; this could be Karl Rove telling Libby that Novak had the story, as described in the indictment: 21. On or about July 10 or July 11, 2003, LIBBY spoke to a senior official in the White House ("Official A") who advised LIBBY of a conversation Official A had earlier that week with columnist Robert Novak in which Wilson's wife was discussed as a CIA employee involved in Wilson's trip. LIBBY was advised by Official A that Novak would be writing a story about Wilson's wife. Cheney dismissed the news with a "nothing to see hear" grunt that, in Cheney's mind, meant that talking about Plame was fine, albeit inconsequential; Libby did not pick up on his boss's subtle body language; and here we are. Hmm. For a non-post, that was quite a lot

from Heard. During the unwarned custodial interview at the San Bernardino sheriff’s station on February 10, Brandt and Medici obtained a detailed confession from Reyes. After obtaining the confession, Brandt immediately drove Reyes directly to the Riverside police station, where he and Wheeler had questioned him the day before. On arrival at the Riverside station, Brandt and Medici questioned Reyes again. At the beginning of this interview, Brandt finally provided Miranda warnings. During this interview, Reyes gave Brandt and Medici the same detailed confessions he had just given. Brandt and Medici had obtained the incriminating information from Reyes very early in the unwarned custodial interrogation at the sheriff’s station, on the seventh page of  REYES V.signed acknowledgment of having read and understood the Miranda warnings. The psychological, spatial, and temporal break between the unwarned and warned interrogations was not enough to cure the Miranda violation. Perhaps most important, Brandt had been a continuous presence throughout. He and Wheeler were the two questioners in the unwarned interrogation on February 9; he was the primary questioner in both the unwarned and warned interrogations on February 10; and he had personally driven Reyes on February 9 and 10, including the short trip between the sheriff’s station and the police station on February 10. Further, although the unwarned custodial interrogation on February 10 took place at the San Bernardino sheriff’s station and the warned interrogation took place at the Riverside police station later that day, the warned interrogation was conducted in a familiar place where Reyes had been questioned

government, centered in Nebuchadnezzar or the Jesuit General himself; so it's strictly a Roman form of government where all the states or provinces are subordinate to this worldwide sovereign. The Jesuit General exercises full and complete power over the Order. He meets with his provincials. When they decide to start a war or an agitation, he gets the information from the provincial of that country, how best to go about this, the demeanor of the people, and then he uses legitimate grievances to foam an agitation-like the 1964 Civil Rights Movement. That was ALL a Jesuit agitation, completely, because the end result was more consolidation of power in Washington with the 1964 Civil Rights Act that was written by [the longtime President of the University of Notre Dame, the Reverend] Theodore Hesburgh. The Jesuit General rules the world through his provincials. Andhad in the craft, Fredrick the Great, during their suppression. That is an irrefutable conclusion. And then, when you see the Napoleonic Wars, the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars carried out by Freemasonry, everything Napoleon did, and the Jacobins, whatever they did, completely benefited the Jesuit Order. It's to this end that Alexander Dumas wrote his The Count Of Monte Cristo. The Count is the Jesuit General. Monte=Mount, Cristo=Christ. The Count of the Mount of Christ. Alexander Dumas was talking about the Jesuit General getting vengeance when the Jesuits were suppressed, and many of them were consigned to an island, three hours sailing, West, off the coast of Portugal. And so, when the Jesuits finally regained their power, they punished all of the monarchs of Europe who had suppressed them, drove them from their thrones, including the Knights of

of these schools. Training was dangerous; some students died in accidents and were buried in local cemeteries. Those who successfully finished the regimen became RAF pilots, and in the process, often formed strong friendships with individual Americans. Endnotes, a bibliography, and an index round out this studious, thoroughly researched, and highly recommended contribution to public and college library collections. The Judicial Studies Shelf Avenging Lincoln's Death: The Trial of John Wilkes Booth's Accomplices is an in-depth scrutiny of the 1865 military commission trial of eight alleged accomplices of John Wilkes Booth, the assassin who murdered President Abraham Lincoln. Chapters analyze the trial transcript and other evidence used against Booth's alleged accomplices. Author Thomas J. Reed (professor emeritus of law, Widener University School of Law) argues that the trial was inherently unconstitutional and unfair because Congress never authorized trial byvisit to Melbourne, Australia, and even carried Southern gentlemen a tropical vacation on the Pacific island of Pohnpei. The Shenandoah fired the last shots of the Civil War in the Bering Sea, contesting against Yankee whalers. Seven moths after Lee's surrender, Shenandoah returned to Liverpool undefeated, and Captain Waddell lowered the last Confederate banner. A fascinating saga of the far-flung fringes of the Civil War, A Confederate Biography will captivate scholarly historians and lay readers alike, and is a choice pick for public and college library collections. The Native American Studies Shelf Originally published in 1952, The Indian Tribes of North America is the definitive one-volume reference to North American Indian tribes, created for use by researchers, scholars, genealogists, anthropologists, and anyone else with an interest in better understanding the many native peoples of the North American continent. Organized

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Eugene Soldiers -- Oregon -- Eugene 1918 Oregana University of Oregon Yearbook Year Book of the University of Oregon 1918 Yearbook University of Oregon Lake, Adelaide V. 1918-1919 2012-03-14T23:29:06Z 2012-03-14T23:29:06Z 1919 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/12012 Yearbook of the University of Oregon Volume 11 Dedicated to Susan Campbell en_US University of Oregon. Associated Students public_domain This image is in the public domain. Acknowledgement of the University of Oregon Libraries as a source is requested. University of Oregon Special Collections & University Archives, LD4368 .O7 1919 University of Oregon -- Students -- Yearbooks College yearbooks -- Oregon -- Eugene World War, 1914-1918 -- Oregon -- Eugene Soldiers -- Oregon -- Eugene United States. Army. Students' Army Training Corps 1919 Oregana University of Oregon Yearbook Year Book of University of Oregon 1919 Yearbook University of Oregon; Manning, Helen(University of Oregon. Associated Students, 1920) [more] [less] University of Oregon Manning, Helen 1919-1920 2012-03-15T00:13:22Z 2012-03-15T00:13:22Z 1920 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/12013 Yearbook of the University of Oregon Volume 12 Dedicated to Mrs. Irene H. Gerlinger en_US University of Oregon. Associated Students public_domain This image is inhundreds of thousands of computers without having to hack every single one.” The NSA and the US Cyber Command are basically the same thing. They’re both at Fort Meade in Maryland, and they’re both led by Gen. Keith Alexander. The same people who hack network backbones are also building weapons to destroy those backbones. At a March Senate briefing, Alexander boasted of creating more than a dozen offensive cyber units. Longtime NSA watcher James Bamford reached the same conclusion in his recent profile of Alexander and the US Cyber Command (written before the Snowden revelations). He discussed some of the many cyberweapons the US purchases: According to Defense News’ C4ISR Journal and Bloomberg Businessweek, Endgame also offers its intelligence clients — agencies like Cyber Command, the NSA, the CIA, and British

excellent shot, returned the fire. Almost simultaneously a bullet shattered his right wrist. The coachman lashed the horse in an attempt to escape, but the horse reared and threw the carriage against a hedge. The coachman then dragged Caceres from the carriage and assisted him to the stable of a house on the roadside, adjoining the American legation, but the conspirators meantime continued to fire furiously and several shots struck the president. Seeing their object accomplished, the assassins withdrew, and the president, mortally wounded, was carried to the American legation, where he expired a few minutes later. The conspirators were a handful of malcontents led by General Luis Tejera, a young man of prominent family, at one time governor of the capital under Caceres, but lately estranged. Caceres had known of Tejera's seditious sentiments but refused to take them seriously. Immediately afterVasquez, ex-President Morales and several Jimenista generals took the field independently. Morales was captured, but the others continued the fight. Beginning early in December, 1911, the war dragged on for months, both sides sustaining heavy losses and extensive sections of the country being devastated. It became apparent that there was a deadlock, the government being powerless to subdue the revolutionists, while the revolutionists were unable to carry on an active campaign against the government. The American government eventually extended its good offices with a view to the reestablishment of peace and order. A special commission appointed by the President of the United States and consisting of an official of the War Department and another of the State Department arrived in Santo Domingo in October, 1912, and initiated a series of conferences with government and revolutionary leaders. An agreement was concluded and in accordance

into force. Similar restrictions have been introduced in other countries, including England which imposed a ban earlier this year. In France, the threat of the ban has forged an alliance between shisha room operators and owners of traditional French "bar tabacs" against the government, which takes 64 percent of the price of a packet of cigarettes in tax. Shisha bar proprietors joined thousands of cafe owners or "buralistes" in a demonstration against the ban on November 21 and say they are determined to fight it for as long as possible. Shishas, also known as hookahs or narguiles, were originally brought over by immigrants from North Africa and the Middle East. Tea rooms offering them are firmly established in France, accounting for an estimated 800 of about 46,000 cafes, bars and brasseries in the country, according to industry body UMIH. Once mainly patronized by nostalgic older immigrants, shishaa law aimed at cutting its harmful effects in bars and restaurants to establishments that exist solely for smoking. "The people who work in shisha bars all come from this (shisha) world," said Badri Helou, head of the UPN, a newly created association set up to represent an industry it says employs about 4,000 people in France. "They all know about shisha and if they close shisha bars down, they'll be on the street," he said. A group of members of parliament has proposed an amendment to the law to allow smoking in cafes that sell tobacco, a change that would cover the "bar tabacs" and shisha bars. With the January 1 deadline fast approaching, the chances of a reprieve appear to be declining. "The decision has been made. There will be no exception to the total ban on smoking, apart from on

is that the damage was begun at that time. It was not generally known that Mitchell was a spectator of the dramatic scene; but of course a few knew where he was, and when the vote was finally declared, he was called for by thousands of voices and, almost carried on the shoulders of a score of friends, was taken to the President’s platform where he made a very felicitous address, thanking the legislators for their “partiality” and expressing his gratitude for their “continued confidence,” etc. And that was John H. Mitchell’s last election to the United States Senate. Before that term expired he was in his grave, safe from further political or personal attack, sent hither prematurely, it is generally admitted, by reason of his prosecution for complicity in land frauds against the Government. The election of Mitchell in 1901and do not propose to follow further the fight against Mitchell.” And he did not. Even during Mitchell’s last days — days of sorrow, adversity and of disgrace — Mr. Scott avoided any personal spleen in the discussion of the affair and they were, at least on the surface, good friends. On Mitchell’s return to Portland, after his election in 1901, his friends gave a little supper in his honor, and my recollection is that Mr. Scott was present and extended his congratulations. Afterward they frequently met in public and private, and gave every evidence of a disposition to forget the bitterness of the past and to recognize that they were both gray-haired men who had reached that time of life when charity is a better personal characteristic than malevolence and persecution. For thirty years the “fight between Scott and Mitchell”

I was in a huge rush to get the kids off to school! Yes, you can eat the entire thing. At the top of the post, right above the picture, I list the nutrition info and number of servings. MOST recipes on this site are individual servings unless it says otherwise. Hi Dawn. I am 28 and was diagnosed with complex partial catamenial epilepsy in early 2010. I had never had a seizure earlier in life and I came to find out that I had been having simple partial seizures daily for a year before they became severe enough for me to seek help. By the time I saw a neurologist, I was blacking out daily and had significant amnesia. I was originally prescribed Levetiracetam, but not even doubling theIn the United States Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit Nos. 01-3083 & 01-3228 IDX Systems Corporation, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Epic Systems Corporation, University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation, Mitchell Quade, and Michael Rosencrance, Defendants-Appellees. Appeals from the United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin. No. 01-C-0037-S--John C. Shabaz, Judge. Argued January 24, 2002--Decided April 1, 2002 Before Easterbrook, Ripple, and Diane P. Wood, Circuit Judges. Easterbrook, Circuit Judge. Both IDX Systems and Epic Systems make software for use in managing the financial side of a medical practice: billing, insurance reimbursement and other collections, and the like. During the 1980s IDX sold this software package to two medical groups that later merged into the University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation, which now comprises more than 1,000 physicians. The Foundation continued to use IDX software until December 2000, when it switched to software developed by Epic. IDX believes that Mitchell Quade and Michael Rosencrance, former

de Calonne had managed this matter. The Abbe de Vermond, the most active and persevering of that minister's enemies, saw with delight that the expedients of those from whom alone new resources might be expected were gradually becoming exhausted, because the period when the Archbishop of Toulouse would be placed over the finances was thereby hastened. The royal navy had resumed an imposing attitude during the war for the independence of America; glorious peace with England had compensated for the former attacks of our enemies upon the fame of France; and the throne was surrounded by numerous heirs. The sole ground of uneasiness was in the finances, but that uneasiness related only to the manner in which they were administered. In a word, France felt confident in its own strength and resources, when two events, which seem scarcely worthy ofa place in history, but which have, nevertheless, an important one in that of the French Revolution, introduced a spirit of ridicule and contempt, not only against the highest ranks, but even against the most august personages. I allude to a comedy and a great swindling transaction. Beaumarchais had long possessed a reputation in certain circles in Paris for his wit and musical talents, and at the theatres for dramas more or less indifferent, when his "Barbier de Seville" procured him a higher position among dramatic writers. His "Memoirs" against M. Goesman had amused Paris by the ridicule they threw upon a Parliament which was disliked; and his admission to an intimacy with M. de Maurepas procured him a degree of influence over important affairs. He then became ambitious of influencing public opinion by a kind of drama, in which established

real trouble because not only did you get wiped out but you also know it's your fault and that is not a good thing that makes you bitter and resentful and murderous when that happens so anyways scar is scarred right so what that implies is he's had a pretty rough life and he's kind of skinny and he said he was born in the low end of the gene pool and so he has reasons to be resentful he's also hyper intelligent and rational and it's one of the things you see very commonly about the evil adversary of the Slovak: Bude to potopa chaosom. Chaosom nejakej formy. A zistíte, keď budete skúmať príčiny potopy, že niečo z toho bude..... No ešte takto...niekedy je to proste náhodné. Bol si vyhliadnutý náhodným výberom takpovediac, dostaneš hroznú chorobu a to je tvoj koniec. Niečo také. Aleupdated without collapsing into complete chaos so anyways scar and he's got this like droopy mouth and this whiny arrogant voice and he feels hard done by and he's resentful and and in in classic heroes stories stories of the state as well the so this is an Egyptian take on it Osiris was was the god of the state and set who later became Satan that name became Satan as it transformed through Coptic Christianity Osiris had a brother named set and set he didn't pay attention to set enough attention and set was always scheme scheming to overthrow the kingdom just like scar is and the Egyptian said Slovak: A egypťania povedali priamočiaro, že dôvod prečo bol Osirus zvrhnutý Seth-om, bol rozsekaný na kusy a tie kusy boli roztrúsené po kráľovstve, v mytologickom zobrazení. Tie kúsky boli inak provincie Egypta, technicky povedané. A egypťania aj

the New Year's holiday of 1998. Detective Baker testified in rebuttal that he never hit defendant in the head.  He stated that his only interview with defendant lasted 15 to 20 minutes and that he had no further conversations with him. ASA Milan testified in rebuttal that he never told defendant that he would only be a witness in this case.  Milan denied that he wrote out defendant's statement before speaking to him.  Milan stated that he did not tell defendant that if he signed the statement, he could go home.  Milan testified he read the statement aloud to defendant, word for word, and that defendant took his time and carefully read the entire statement himself. Following closing argument, the jury found defendant guilty of two counts of solicitation of murdercommitted by the men defendant procured. There also is a great deal of evidence that corroborates the confession and, thus, proves the corpus delicti in this manner as well. Defendant himself and several other witnesses testified with respect to defendant's financial and legal problems, stemming from his failure to maintain the buildings he owned.  Mireles was the primary figure in bringing charges in housing court against defendant. Other witnesses provided testimony supporting Martinez's and Alvarez's participation in the commission of Mireles' murder.  Rowans testified that Alvarez confessed that he shot Mireles with a Glock 9-millimeter handgun.  A Glock handgun was recovered when Alvarez was caught hiding in a closet.  Perhaps most significantly of all, Grande testified that she saw Alvarez shoot Mireles and saw Martinez yelling to Alvarez and then

Muhammed Pranav Sasidharan Host Pearle Maaney Adil Ibrahim Season 3 Guest Appearance Shobana Jayaram Ramesh Pisharody Unni Mukundan Vedhika Manju Pillai Sujith Vaassudev Vijay Babu Arthana Binu Manju Warrier Deepu Karunakaran Malavika Wales Neha Saxena Vinay Fort Sruthi Menon Shane Nigam Tovino Thomas Master Chethan Kunchacko Boban S. Sreesanth Sabareesh Prabhakar Sumesh Anand Abhirami Suresh Amrutha Suresh Sumesh krishnan Raj Zachariah M G Rajamanickam IAS Nishanthini IPS Suresh Gopi Manu Nair Avanthika Mohan Innings 1st innings Dhamaka Group of series - Aliyans Jodi No 1 - Raees and Roshan Super Solo - Abhishek Anand 2nd innings Dhamaka Group of series - RC Boys Jodi No 1 - Raees and Roshan Super Solo - Nakul Thampi 3rd innings Dhamaka Group of series - RC Boys Jodi No 1 - Raees and Roshan Super Solo - Nasif Appu 4th innings Dhamaka Group of series - Maramkkothees Jodi No 1 - Ann- Mary and Vineesh SuperAdil Ibrahim. This is the fourth instalment in the D4 dance series and the show was aired on 21 November 2016. The super finale of the show was telecast on 20 and 21 December. This will be the shortest reality show in Malayalam Television which will get over in 15 episodes. Popular contestants of all the 3 seasons of the show will team up as a pair and compete for the title.10 pairs are competing in the show (total 20 contestants) and will be performing for 6 stages and the pair with the highest score at the end of 6 performances will win the title in the Grand Finale which will happen in late 2016. All 10 pairs are trained by 10 different choreographer's who had taken part in

in 2005, but she did not tell anyone at the time of this event. EM then described a separate incident in September 2007, which began 3 United States v. Sullivan, No. 10-0383/MC when she reluctantly agreed to go to a movie with Appellant after he threatened EM with harm to her family. She testified that after Appellant picked her up in his car, they did not go to the movie. Instead, Appellant told her that “he had to go to Camp Pendleton to feed his boss’sdogs.” After arriving at the house in Camp Pendleton, EM repeatedly requested that they leave and Appellant grew increasingly angry. At some point EM attempted to leave through the front door, when Appellant allegedly attacked her by grabbing her clothes and pulling her onto the couch. According to EM’s testimony, Appellant lowered his shorts and attempted to force her head towards his penis. EM got loose and headed for the front door again. Her testimony detailed a struggle with Appellant in which Appellant allegedly choked her, threatened her with a knife, and struck her. After striking her, Appellant allegedly asked her to get in his car and promised that he would take her to her mother and that she would never hear from him again.

Title Author Date of Award 2007 Degree Type Dissertation Degree Name Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Department Criminal Justice First Advisor Thomas E. Payne Advisor Department Criminal Justice Abstract The researcher began by conducting a comprehensive review of literature addressing two criminal conspiracies: the Islamic cult al Qaeda and the Salvadoran gang Mara Salvatrucha, more commonly known as MS-13. The review was conducted to discover the extent to which congressional testimony, public documents, published scholarship, and media sources suggested a linkage between the two organizations that might facilitate al Qaeda's stated goal to infiltrate the international borders of the United States and kill four million of its citizens. Available information on al Qaeda was found to be sufficient for the purpose of the study, clearly establishing the strategic goal of the Islamic cult as well as its linkages with organized criminal elements in LatinI Want Somebody (Bitch About) "I Want Somebody (Bitch About)" is a song by American recording artist Kristin Chenoweth. The song was written by Diane Warren and produced by Bob Ezrin for Chenoweth's fourth studio album, Some Lessons Learned (2011). The song was released on May 31, 2011 by Sony Music Entertainment's record label Masterworks Broadway, as the lead single from the album. An accompanying music video, directed by Roman White, was Chenoweth's first televised music video and was released on Country Music Television. Chenoweth performed "I Want Somebody (Bitch About)" on many TV shows as part of the promo for her album, making the world premiere of the single on CMT's Next Superstar. Other performances include shows such as Live! with Regis and Kelly and Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Background "I Want

these extracurricular activities, the names and phone numbers of all persons, sponsors and/or coaches who are in charge of each such extracurricular activities as are required by the orders of the Court and previously described herein and continues to refuse to provide this Court Ordered information as of the time of filing of this Motion for Enforcement and Order to Appear. At the November 15, 2001 hearing on the motion to enforce, Simmons testified that relator had provided her with a list that did not comply with the court's order in that it did not have the coaches' names or numbers and gave the start times for activities, but not the ending times. She also testified that the schedule only went through June 3, 2001, and that although she had requested a schedule since that time, containing the necessarybecame available to him and continued to refuse to provide this Court ordered information as of the time of filing of Movant's Motion for Enforcement. As punishment for relator's violation of its April 27, 2001 order, the trial court, in its contempt order of November 29, 2001, ordered that relator pay a fine of $500 by January 15, 2002, and present himself to the sheriff on January 25, 2002 for 10 days of confinement. The court further ordered that upon completion of the confinement, that relator commence community supervision for a period of five years. Additionally, the court ordered that relator pay $1,560 in attorney's fees to Simmons's attorney by January 15, 2002, and within 10 days of November 29, 2001, that he obtain a $5,000 cash or security bond payable to Simmons conditioned on relator's compliance

it and he wondered if the absence of historical knowledge hindered social progress”. In the 1950s, Lin Zhao had once been a Communist Party member while studying at the Peking University but she later paid with her life for opposing the party out of utter disillusionment with it. As the author takes us through the young lives and actions of Lin and her classmates via Hu’s investigative interviews, scene after scene of the perfidious Hundred Flowers Movement and the cruel Anti-Rightist Campaign unfolds before us. When Lin’s prison writings about the wickedness and absurdities of the Campaign and her sufferings are revealed to us, we can almost smell the blood that Lin used to write her memoir with. Then we are brought to some tragic happenings during the nefarious Cultural Revolution through the recollection of a former red guard, Xi Qinshengof Chongqing, whose mother was killed nonsensically during an in-party strife. In an interview with the author, Xi is quoted as saying: “The Cultural Revolution brought out the worst in people, and the worst in the political system.” “Xi said he believed one-party rule was ultimately to blame for the crimes of the Cultural Revolution, but that individuals – like the man who killed his mother, and like himself – must also accept responsibility. ‘How could a ruthless dictatorship thrive in this country? Why did the nation support it?’ he asked.” Apart from the historical snapshots, the book tells the stories of other present-day dissidents as well as the story of a wealthy real estate developer who exemplifies the venal union of capitalism and authoritarianism. Jiang Yanyong, a semi-retired surgeon, blew the whistle on the spread of SARS in Beijing and later

out the earl grey flower there's a flower out there called earl grey it's the one that prince harry's brother the other guy no that's william not him Kazakh: they put all gray in it the grey of hell never mind you know el like prince harry and the other guy right so you got earl grey he was a an earl from england ух this is not helping and they minced him up and put him in tea so now all el grey tea tastes like earl grey when you say what does jasmine tea taste like tastes like jasmine no it smells like jasmine tastes like tea it smells really good it uh smells like black tea tastes like earl grey ah but no ones know what earl grey tastes like or smell likes but everyone know what is jasmine smell like salt doesn't help put out the earl grey flower there's aflower out there called earl grey it's the one that prince harry's brother the other guy no that's william not him English: they put all gray in it the grey of hell never mind you know el like prince harry and the other guy right so you got earl grey he was a an earl from england uh this is not helping and they minced him up and put him in tea so now all el grey tea tastes like earl grey when you say what does jasmine tea taste like tastes like jasmine no it smells like jasmine tastes like tea it smells really good it uh smells like black tea tastes like earl grey ah but no ones know what earl grey tastes like or smell likes but everyone know what is jasmine smell like salt doesn't help put out the earl grey flower there's a flower out there called earl grey

conduits Comparative labour radicalism in Southern Africa Comparing labour radicalism in the global "South" Labour, communism and labour parties Anarchism, syndicalism and working class internationalism International labour federations and Southern labour Labour movements and the Cold War Labour and the multiple meanings of racial identity Working class literary cultures and consciousness The geography of labour movements Race, space and place in comparative labour histories Labour movements and the "first" and "second" globalisation Reflections on the pasts and futures of labour history Registration We welcome proposals for presentations on specific aspects of these themes,suggestions for related themes, and for panels. The deadline for submitting abstracts for proposed papers, or panels is 30 November 2005. Acceptance of papers Please note that in order to maintain the conference focus and to minimise parallel sessions, acceptance of proposals for papers or panels is not automatic. Applicants will, however, beinformed of the organising committee's decisions by no later than 30 January 2006. Accepted papers must be submitted in electronic form to the organisers by no later than 30 May 2006. All accepted participants are required to finalise their registration by arranging their full conference payment before 15 June 2005. If you wish to attend the conference, but will not be presenting a paper, you must nonetheless pay the full conference fee before 15 June 2005. The conference is organised by the History Workshop and the Sociology of Work Unit (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa) The organising committee is made up of Andries Bezuidenhout, Phil Bonner, Jon Hyslop, Noor Nieftagodien, Nicole Ulrich, and Lucien van der Walt. Send comments and questions to H-Net Webstaff. H-Net reproduces announcements that have been submitted

Gerhartsreiter,2 a "professional" imposter who had been passing himself off as a member of the high profile Rockefeller family and whose previous false identities included descendant of British royalty, Wall Street investment advisor and rocket scientist. He also was wanted for questioning in connection with a twenty-year-old homicide in California. Public interest in the story remained high long after Reigh was safely returned to her mother, and interest likewise remained high in Harney's photograph because of its prominent role in the manhunt. Harney licensed the Photo for use in multiple media outlets, including Vanity Fair magazine. In 2010, Sony completed and released a made-for-television movie titled Who is Clark Rockeller?, -5- both, the father is holding papers in his left arm with the text of the first page facing the camera. Some of the differences are minor. Reigh's coat is a darker pink than the coat worn by the child actor, and its buttons are placed higher on the garment. Although both men are wearing jackets and ties, Gerhartsreiter's jacket is a dark tweed while the actor's is a solid tan. Several of the distinctions, however, are more significant. The background behind Gerhartsreither and Reigh consists of a leafless tree, the church spire, and a bright blue sky. In the

two million children of school age. "The impact of devastating conflict felt by the children in the region. Not only physical damage to the schools, but the despair felt by a generation of children of school age who see their future hopes and shattered, "said Peter Salama, Unicef ​​director in the Middle East and Africa. According to Salama, the impact is also felt by the teachers. In the report it appears that the murder and abduction of students, teachers, and staff educators have become so common in the Middle East region. Therefore, thousands of teachers left their jobs because of the risk is great. Salama said, UNICEF requires an additional funding of US $ 300 million this year to improve access to education for children in the Middle East and North Africa. (BBC) - At least 12 Syrians were trying to enterGreece drowned in the waters of Turkey when the boat they were traveling in sank. One of the victims was a boy who was found on the coast of the Turkish police and the boy photograph angered the international community. The photo was first published by the news agency of Turkey is a trending topic worldwide. Thousands of migrants have died since the beginning of this year in an attempt to enter Europe by sea. According to the Turkish coast guard officers, a group of migrants leave Turkey through the Bodrum peninsula to the island of Kos in Greece on Wednesday morning (02/09), but the two boats they were traveling in sank shortly thereafter. Twelve bodies, including five children, were discovered by the Turkish security forces. Of the approximately 23 people who went to Greece estimated that only nine survivors, some of them wearing

Characteristics of a Billboard Hot 100 song of all time Billboard Hot 100 has been the gold standard to measure a song’s popularity and sales for a long time in the United States. It ranks songs based on the physical and digital sales, online streaming and radio plays in the United States. Billboard Hot 100 is back in the news after Lil Nas X’s Old Town Road continues to top for the 15th week in a row, as of the chart dated July 20, 2019.) Lil Nas X will probably go on to break the all time record of held by “Despacito,” by Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee featuring Justin Bieber, that topped the chart for 17 weeks in a row. Lil Nas X and the marketing geniuses at his recordIt was the first foreign film nominated for a "best picture" Oscar. Ingmar Bergman ("Autumn Sonata"/"Wild Strawberries"/"Fanny and Alexander") directs a darkly perceptive psychological drama about the human condition that exposes a dysfunctional family and its many unpleasant secrets. It's a beautifully photographed but painful film to watch, one that is hardly enjoyable and not an easy one to explain through an intellectual theory without putting into play a religious offering that was not overt in the film except in a sublime way. It's not only superbly acted but visually powerful, as photographed by cinematographer Sven Nykvist. It's a "woman's pic," about their bodies, their deep thoughts and their suffering. It offers an emotionally turbulent look into dying as well as a penetrating look into the female soul, and laments that its dying virgin heroine can't bring her woeful sisters to understand before it's too late that life's true pleasures might only last in the memories that are filled with a nurturing love. It's set at

based on his qualifications as an expert, the scientific validity of his testing procedures, or any Garries discovery issues. Dr. Grimsbo testified that Mr. Englert brought the jeans to his lab on December 28, 1992, and that he began his examination of them on January 4, 1993. At the outset, he noted that the jeans had an air of fresh laundering. In the right front pocket, he discovered a dime and a piece of gold foil, probably from a breath mint, that "had gone through a laundering process and got all wadded up there." Additionally, he noted "numerous light brown stains" on the jeans that were visible without enhancement. After describing the testing that he performed on the jeans at Mr. Englert's request, he opined that the stains were human blood. Further testing to determine type or possible source of thecase-in-chief, the defense called Chief Warrant Officer-3 Mills as a witness. Mr. Mills, a forensic chemist at the USACIL, had participated in the initial examination of appellant's jeans and 41 other pieces of evidence in connection with this case, along with another laboratory official. He described the procedures he used in detail. He explained that he had not used luminol testing because it reacted with substances other than blood. He also noted concern that luminol can have a "destructive effect on bloodstains," including changing the size and shape of patterns of individual spots and the number of spots. He noted that the potential for alteration of the evidence created potential problems under the laboratory's Garries policy of saving half of a sample, so the lab had shifted away from luminol testing to other methods. He acknowledged, however, that luminol testing

that the fact that he is a Staten Islander will cause him to take up our issues of the inequities that Staten Island has had with HHC, and them not being a partner," said. Mayor de Blasio touted Dr. Raju's hometown ties in announcing his appointment at City Hall Tuesday. "He is a proud Staten Islander by residence and he has spent much of his professional career in Brooklyn," de Blasio said. "He understands the need to make sure that every neighborhood in every borough has the finest quality healthcare." Dr. Raju returns to HHC -- where he previously headed medical operations for six years -- after a stint running the Cook County health and hospitals system in Chicago. "It is great to come back to New York," he said. Among his priorities for HHC, he said, will be dealing with thea position of authority in a governmental entity that has essentially ignored Staten Island can only be seen as a good thing," Oddo said. "And I'm taking it as a good thing." Another neighbor of Dr. Raju's, Dr. Mohammed Khalid, a dentist with a practice in Eltingville, also sang his praises. He's known Dr. Raju for 20 years, he said, saying he's an intelligent and passionate surgeon and administrator. He's kept up by e-mail with Dr. Raju's work in Chicago, he said. "I'm very happy that he's coming back to the city, and I think he'll do a tremendous job for the HHC because he knows the subject of health," Dr. Khalid said. While there is no public hospital here, HHC does run the Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation Center Home. The HHC also maintains a mobile medical center here, as well as

or done anything to instigate the attack by Talaga and the others. And the jury heard testimony from three first responders, who each testified that they found Gooden on the ground, unconscious, with a large pool of blood under his head, and completely non-responsive to shaking or shouting. They noted his "agonal breathing," described as labored, snoring breath or gasping and grunting, the "kind of last breath you have before death." 5VRP at 15. And one witness testified that she had to be intubate Gooden at the scene in order to help him breathe. Following the assault, Gooden spent almost three weeks in the Harborview Intensive Care Unit and was not discharged until September 16, 2011. He arrived with a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score of6, akin to a comatose person. Trauma surgeon Grant O'Keefe, Gooden's discharge physician, rendered six diagnoses for Gooden, including a nasal bone fracture and orbital fracture. Gooden also suffered a subdural hematoma (bleeding around the brain), a potentially permanent type of brain damage normally caused by a hard impact to the brain and accompanied by a fifty percent mortality rate. Gooden's other diagnoses were also typical of brain injury and hard blows to the head and neck, including inflammation of his lung from inhaling vomit, air pockets in his chest, and a bruise to his hippocampus, a deep part of the brain that directs the body's movements. Gooden was unable to breathe on his own for almost a week and a half and required intubation without which, O'Keefe testified, No. 71447-3-1/6 he would have died. O'Keefe said there was a

to visit their mainland China relatives was approved in 1987; the removal of the ban on registration of new newspapers in 1988 was also a historical event. After the 1988 death of Chiang Ching-kuo, his successor Lee Teng-hui continued to hand more government authority over to the ethnically Taiwanese and to democratize the government. In 1990, Lee held the National Affairs Conference which led to the abolishment of the national emergency period the following year and paved the way for both the total re-election for the National Assembly in 1991 and the Legislative Yuan in 1992. Full democracy in the sense that citizens are able to select their legislators, not just local officials, in free and fair elections was achieved in 1991 when the senior legislators were forced to retire. In 1994, again under the urging of President Lee, the presidency of theRepublic of China was changed via constitutional revision into a position popularly elected by the people on Taiwan. Under Lee, Taiwan underwent a process of localization in which local culture and history was promoted over a pan-China viewpoint. Lee's reforms included printing banknotes from the Central Bank rather than the Provincial Bank of Taiwan and "freezing" the Taiwan Provincial Government (i.e., stripping the provincial government of much of its powers and merging those powers into either the central government's powers or local governments' powers without abolishing the provincial government altogether). Restrictions on the use of Hokkien in the broadcast media and in schools were lifted as well. However, democratization had its problems. During the early stages of the process, political parties were still banned, but independent candidates, some including those who had splintered off from the Kuomintang, were allowed to run for offices, provided

with Chairez, he displayed a handgun outside of the driver’s-side window. He was then ordered out of his vehicle at gunpoint and taken into custody. Chairez was eventually advised of his Miranda rights and interviewed by a member of the Nebraska State Patrol with the assistance of an interpreter. Chairez admitted to having fired the gun at Pearson’s vehicle, stating that he thought the vehicle was following him. During the interview, he further admitted that he purchased the firearm and acknowledged that he was a convicted felon on federal parole. Chairez was originally charged with possession of a fire- arm by a prohibited person under § 28-1206(3), discharge of a firearm near a vehicle under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 28-1212.04 (Reissue 2016), attempted first degree assault under §§ 28-201 and 28-308, and use of a firearmunder- standing the proceedings before him, (2) he understood that he was waiving his right to present witnesses in his case, (3) his attorney spoke to him and he understood the immigration consequences of his pleas and convictions, (4) his counsel was competent, and (5) his counsel did not refuse or fail to do anything Chairez asked of him throughout his representation during this case. Although an interpreter was present throughout the pro- ceeding, Chairez chose not to utilize the interpreter at all, immediately answering each question in English when asked in English by the judge. The judge further inquired regarding Chairez’ responding in English without the use of the inter- preter. Chairez indicated that when he answered in English, he was doing so because he understood and was comfortable com- municating with the judge in English. In an abundance

is illuminating. The Portuguese were the first and greatest sailors from the West, in search for the gold and spices of India, they also took their missionary zeal of Roman Catholicism to save the "paganism" of the indigenous inhabitants, wherever they sailed. Some of their sadism rivalled that of the Spanish Inquisition. However, their strong faith of a loving, forgiving, personal God, has remained a bulwark among their converts. Sailors and fishermen, their wives and children are the most fearless around the globe. I would like to pay a special tribute to our Tamil Roman Catholic wives and mothers in Ceylon who have stood up to any injustices by the Establishment. One memorable event was outside the Jaffna Kachcheri (Government Offices) in 1961. There was a weeklong silent vigil (Satyagraha) against an arrogant Sinhalese Army of Occupation sent by the Prime Minister SrimavoBandaranayake. The young, restless and impulsive among the Tamil victimised began needling the gun-toting soldiers. A senseless blood-shed was averted by 20 white-clad Roman Catholic mothers, quietly going in front, kneeling and saying their rosaries. This inspired the rest of the terrified assembly to sing their hymns, lyrics and bajanais, to calm down the seething tempers. The courage of those white-clad mothers will live in my memory as long as I live. The heroines of the Mothers' Front who had the temerity to stand up to the repressive IPKF (Indian Peace Keeping Forces) were mostly the Roman Catholic mums who lashed out at the fearsome IPKF commandos about some of their unspeakable crimes against defenceless, unarmed civilians. A few of the Indian hierarchy have remarked that they feared these mothers more than they did the Guerilla Freedom Fighters! In the first half of this

Barclay. This significant victory ended fears of a British invasion and is said to have been the first time since its creation that Britain had lost an entire squadron. (Ancestor of Mary Ellen McDonough Rethford). John Rodgers, born in Maryland, 1771, son of a Scots colonel of militia, fired with his own hand the first shot in the war with Great Britain in 1812. Edinburgh’s Scottish-American Memorial John McLean emigrated to America from Scotland as a young man and settled in Chicago. At the outbreak of the Civil War, he enlisted as private in the 65th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. By the end of the war he had risen to the rank of Sergeant-Major, but his health was broken. Returning to Scotland, he married and soon had a family of three children. The times were difficult, his health was poor, and the family wasnever properly supported. When he died he was buried in a pauper’s grave. In 1890, his widow approached Wallace Bruce, U. S. Consul in Edinburgh, for help in getting his pension. Bruce, a sensitive man best known for his poetry, was appalled to learn that John McLean was buried in a potter’s field. Returning to the United States, he began to raise money for a proposed memorial. Donations came from such men as Waldorf Astor, Andrew Carnegie, Cornelius Vanderbilt, William Rockefeller and J. Pierpont Morgan. The Illinois Saint Andrew Society made its contribution through Robert Clark, Jr., President. The monument was dedicated on August 21, 1893. It was a rainy, windy day. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders marched from the Castle to Waterloo Place at the east end of Princes Street. This Guard of Honor numbered 250 persons. It was to be an impressive ceremony in

country; and of the ability of the defendants' counsel, Serjeant Stillingfar," put in Mr. Brightman. "It is Serjeant Stillingfar, if you remember, who is Charles's uncle." "Oh, indeed," she said; and I thought her manner became rather more gracious. And ah, what a gracious, charming lady she could be when she pleased!--when she was amongst people whom she considered of her own rank and degree. "Where is Annabel?" asked Mr. Brightman. "She has gone dancing off somewhere," was Mrs. Brightman's reply. "I never saw such a child. She is never five minutes together in one place." Presently she danced in. A graceful, pretty child, apparently about twelve, in a light-blue silk frock. She wore her soft brown hair in curls round her head, and they flew about as she flew, and a bright colour rose to her cheeks with every word shea very nice book. Have your sisters read it? Perhaps you have no sisters?" "I have no real sisters, and my father and mother are dead. I have--" "Oh dear, how sad!" interrupted Annabel, clasping her hands. "Not to have a father and mother! Was it"--after a pause--"you who lived with Miss Methold?" "Yes. Did you know her?" "I knew her; and I liked her--oh, very much. Papa used to take me to see her sometimes. With whom do you live now?" "I live in lodgings." She stood looking at me with her earnest eyes--thoughtful eyes just then. "Then who sews the buttons on your shirts?" I burst into laughter: the reader may have done the same. "My landlady professes to sew them on, Annabel, but the shirts often go without buttons. Sometimes I sew one on myself." "If you had one off now,

put Albert into a hot bath and took stock of what had just happened. Life could never be the same. dream that he was on a wharf similar to those for Navy ships at Quonset Point. He was peering out into the darkness while helicopters scanned the water’s surface with searchlights. He ran into a building to solicit the aide of people at a party, but could not convince them to follow him. If anyone knows the whereabouts of Nancy Pitts, a graduate of URI around 1976, let her know that her shipmates would love to share a brew and rehash old memories. Postscript: The next day either the boat was seen broken on the rocks below, or it was reported missing from the beach. When the police investigated the wreckage, they found a meal book from URI – with25 A rough landing site 26 fall 2013 • newportnaked.com newportnaked.com • fall 2013 27 Hurricane Gates in Rhode island? by christopher plamondon Rhode Islanders were not ready. It was September of 1938, a full 123 years since a major Hurricane had hit our state. That monster was known as the Great September Gale of 1815, and it appeared a full eleven years before both Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on the same July 4th. Therefore it is safe to say that no locals could recall feeling the wrath of the type of storm that was heading their way. What became known as the Great New England Hurricane of 1938 (the current naming system was not initiated until 1950, to eliminate confusion when two or more storms were simultaneously active) had formed off the coast of Africa, then steadily made its way across the Atlantic while building itself into a Category 5

father's footsteps, serving as Water Assessor from 1847 to 1851. After Mayor Volz's term, he returned to his post as Water Assessor. In 1866, President Johnson appointed Volz as U.S. Collector of Revenue for Western Pa. He was also elected as Treasurer of the Allegheny Valley Railroad and served in that capacity until his death. Mr. Volz was an ardent Mason. His last address was #91 44th Street. He died May 14, 1876 and is buried in Allegheny Cemetery. William Bingham (1856-1857) William Bingham was born in 1808 and for most of his life was involved in the transportation business. The Bingham Brothers Company was a prosperous firm in the freight delivery industry. The Republican Party was formed in Pittsburgh during Mayor Bingham's administration. Mayor Bingham died on September 15, 1873. Henry A. Weaver (1857-1860) Henry Weaver was born on April 1, 1820 in Freeport. Hisfather was Benjamin Weaver, Sheriff of Allegheny County in 1840. Young Weaver had been manager of the Madison Coal Company. He was a staunch Republican. The term of office was extended to two years while Weaver was in City Hall. President Lincoln appointed Weaver Collector of Internal Revenue for Western Pennsylvania. Weaver is said to have had a souvenir rail that Lincoln split. Later in life, Weaver was a real estate dealer. He finished out his days at the St. James Hotel. Weaver died on September 26, 1890 and is buried in Allegheny Cemetery. George Wilson (1860-1862) Wilson was born on July 7, 1816, in Baltimore. He worked in a tobacco plant and eventually went into business for himself. Wilson served as a City Councilman and as the Director of the Public School System. In addition, he was also an attorney. Mayor Wilson

couple called in the Bible ‘Adam and Eve’. There we find something that tallies exactly with the facts revealed by the Akashic Chronicle, so that the Bible is substantiated even where its content seems improbable. At the head of the Sun Oracle to which the other Oracles were subordinate was the greatest of the Atlantean Initiates, the Sun-Initiate, who was also the ‘Manu’, the leader of the Atlantean peoples. When the time of the great catastrophe was approaching, the Manu assumed the task of leading to the East those whom he found suitable for his mission — which was to establish a starting-point for the civilizations of the post-Atlantean epoch. This Initiate gathered around him men who always included the most direct descendants of ‘Adam and Eve’, the first ancestral pair who had survived the Earth's winter. These men were brought up andtrained in the immediate environment of the great Initiate. The whole of the teaching imparted to them was organized in such a way that at the appropriate point of time in evolution it was always possible for the right influences to be sent forth from the sanctuary led by the Manu, the Initiate of the Sun Oracle. Let us suppose that at a certain point in evolution a rejuvenation of civilization was necessary; traditions preserved in humanity had become antiquated and required a new impetus; a new culture needed to be inaugurated. Provision for this had to be made — and was actually made, in many different ways — in the sanctuary under the great Initiate of the Sun Oracle. During the first period of the post-Atlantean epoch, men specially prepared were sent to one place or another in order to

the steps, she saw appellant, who had a gun, standing in front of the victim. She also saw appellant point the gun twice at the victim. Blunt then fled the victim's house for her own home. Upon realizing - 2 - the doors to her home were locked, she climbed a clothesline pole in order to reach her upstairs back porch. As she climbed, she heard gunshots and heard the victim run out his back door calling out. She then heard the victim at her front door screamingfor help. Blunt finally got into her house, calmed her elderly mother, and then went to the front door, but the victim was no longer there. Blunt ran to her bedroom window, looked out, and saw the victim lying in the truck. She called 911. When the police arrived, Blunt told them the victim had awoken her by his calls for help. She also told a police detective that she could not identify the victim and she stated she could not identify the shooter when the police showed her a photo spread. Later, Blunt told appellant's former attorney that she could not identify the person who shot the victim, and she told the

stiff as a calling card, proclaimed the rigidity of his principles. He belonged to the old school of accountants who spend a dollar only when they have a dollar. Hitler was well aware that this capable man was not happy to be presiding over a central bank that lacked funds. It was not, however, to have Luther empty the state treasury that Hitler had summoned him, but to ask him to devise new means of financing Germany's recovery. It was a question of imagination, but Luther's brain was not a volcano of new ideas; it was a calculator. "How much money," Hitler asked him, "can you put at my disposal for creating jobs?" Luther Hesitated to respond immediately; his mental calculator began functioning. After working out the calculations in his mind, he responded as though speaking to the director ofthat he had a sentimental concern for Dr. Luther, and did not want to hurt the incumbent's feelings. Playing along, Hitler reassured Schacht that he would find an appropriate new job elsewhere for Luther. Schacht then pricked up his ears, drew himself up, and focused his big round eyes on Hitler: "Well, if that's the way it is," he said, "then I am ready to assume the presidency of the Reichsbank again." His great dream was being realized. Schacht had been president of the Reichsbank between 1923 and 1930, but had been dismissed. Now he would return in triumph. He felt vindicated. Within weeks, the ingenious solution to Germany's pressing financial woes would burst forth from his inventive brain. "It was necessary," Schacht later explained, "to discover a method that would avoid inflating the investment holdings of the Reichsbank immoderately and consequently

of the mental illness. The respondent exhibited a past pattern of aggressive and threatening behavior when he was not taking his medication, such as 9 threatening motel staff members, his family, strangers, and members of the hospital staff. Such behavior showed that the respondent posed a reasonable risk of inflicting serious physical harm to himself or another because of his mental illness. The trial court was not required to wait until the respondent hurt someone else before ordering him to be involuntarily admitted. See M.A., 293 Ill. App. 3d 995, 689 N.E.2d 138. Additionally, the record shows that the respondent was not capable of providing for his basic physical needs so as to guard himself from serious harm. His son had found him wandering the streets. His mental illness caused him to take medications erratically for other serious health problems such as a prostate condition and hypertension. The respondent's grandiose delusions and hallucinations prevented him from guarding himself against serious harm because of his belief that he was the son of God and was invincible. The State proved by clear and

its path until, and unless, it is extinguished. To control this ghastly evil the only course is to strike down the flame while there is yet time. As to how this is effectively to be done I have three points to make. Firstly: every fire has a starting point, and the historical force of this present world wide war was undoubtedly Japan's attack on our Northeastern Provinces launched in total disregard of all treaty obligations. By that act of aggression a decade ago Japan displayed the course upon which she was bent. Later in 1936 she lent fresh impetus to the forces of aggression with the Anti-Comintern Pact she was then foremost in cementing. She was obviously resolved to see the world plunged into chaos. Within the past year she had entered into a tripartite alliance with Germany and Italy and subsequentlyannounced her conception of an order for "Greater East Asia" under her hegemony, formally declaring the terms to embrace Oceania. As such, to the expansion of her power southward she has established naval bases on Hainan Island and in Indo-China. Japan has thus been outstandingly instrumental in magnifying the scale of the war, in finessing the plan she was the first to make. She is to be regarded as more than the villainous originator of the Far Eastern War. She is responsible for the universal character of the strife we now see spreading over the earth. Until this final flame of the evil is backed up there can be no hope of permanent peace for mankind at large. Secondly: the issue of the conflict will depend upon the efficiency with which the forces working against aggression can make themselves felt. Asia is

has been on the Board of Stewards for Trinity Methodist Church for 10 years, is a past president of the Raleigh Exchange Club, a Mason, and a boat enthusiast. Wiley Thomp-son is a graduate of High Point College, is a veteran of the Korean Service in the Army Finance Corps, a member and chairman of the finance committee of vVestover Methodist Church, and a member of the Sertoma Club. J. E. Merritt is a native of Chapel Hill, an A.B., an M.A. and a Phi Beta Kappa of Carolina, attends White Memorial Presbyterian Church and is an Elk. He joined the Thompson firm i in 1941 and was elected secretary when the firm was incorporated in 1950. FOWLER-JONES CONSTRUCTION CO. Winston-Salem, N. C. Fowler-Jones Construction Co., 510 Reynolds Building, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was or-ganized in 1925, at Pilot Mountain by O. T. Fowler and C. E. Jones,both natives of Surry County, as the Fowler-Jones Lumber Company. In 1928 the firm moved to Winston-Salem. This firm is one of the chief builders in developing the new Wake Forest College at Reynolda, near Winston-Salem, and has de-veloped operations until the amount of its contracts average around $3,250,000 annually. Soon after the lumber firm was organized, its first contract was a four-room house for $850.00. Mr. Fowler did most of the work with three helpers and completed the contract satisfactorily. That launched the building operations. Gradually the construction work grew and became more impor-tant than lumber buying and selling. Two years after the firm moved to Winston-Salem the lumber operations were discontinued. Without formal education, these two farm boys have developed one of the largest and soundest construction firms in the Piedmont Area. In 1936 the two partners incorporated with O. T. Fowler, president; C. E. Jones,

included: (17) Gary Eugene Marlow, a friend of Files, said to have shot officer Tippitt outside the Texas Theater. (18) Malcolm E. Wallace, LBJ's personal hit man who killed at least seven other persons for him. His fingerprints were found on boxes in the "sniper's nest" at the southeast corner of the sixth floor of the Texas State Book Depository(TSBD). The book charges Wallace murdered those LBJ wanted killed: Henry Marshall, George Krutilek, Harold Orr, Ike Rogers, Coleman Wade, Josefa Johnson, (the president's sister,) and John Kinser, as well as JFK. (See below.) (19) Financing the assassination were Texas oil magnates, H.L. Hunt, Syd Richardson(20), and Clint Murchison(21), who hosted a meeting to finalize assassination plans in his home just before the assassination. Also complicit(Page 297) were four Secret Service agents on duty that day, notably: Roy Kellerman, Assistant Special Agentmysterious plane crash near Kermit, Tex. The book, "Treason, Treachery, and Deceit: The Murderers of JFK, MLK & RFK" by James D. Norvell, may be ordered through Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, e-books, and nook books, among others. The book has been widely acclaimed and endorsed, including by military writers. Brig. Gen. John H. Grubbs, Ret., PhD, who refers to it as "a spellbinding masterpiece." Douglas Horne, former Chief Analyst for Military Records of the Assassination Records Review Board, writes, "Mr. Norvell does not pull any punches and does not sugarcoat the assassination in any way." And Barr McClellan, author of "How LBJ Killed JFK," and former law partner of LBJ attorney Ed Clark, praises Norvell "for bringing us nearer to the solution to the most horrific crime in American History, horrific for what it did to one man and his family, horrific

_usage_; in others it is sanctioned by _express legislation_." So long as this rule is acted upon, it is very plain, that all regulations made for the protection of the slave are perfectly useless;--however grievous his wrongs, they _cannot be proved_. The master is merely obliged to take the precaution not to starve, or mangle, or murder his <DW64>s, _in the presence of a white man_. No matter if five hundred <DW52> people be present, they cannot testify to the fact. Blackstone remarks, that "rights would be declared in vain, and in vain directed to be observed, if there were no method of recovering and asserting those rights, when wrongfully withheld, or invaded." Stephens says: "It seems to result from the brief and general accounts which we have of the law of the Spanish and Portuguese settlements, though I find it nowhereexpressly noticed, that slaves there are not, in all cases at least, incompetent witnesses. But even in the French Windward Islands the evidence of <DW64> slaves was admitted against all free persons, the master only excepted; and that in criminal as well as in civil cases, where the testimony of white people could not be found to establish the facts in dispute. The _Code Noir_ merely allowed a slave's testimony to be heard by the judge, as a suggestion which might throw light on other evidence, without amounting of itself to any degree of legal proof. But the Sovereign Council of Martinique, humbly represented to his majesty that great inconveniences might result from the execution of this law, by the _impunity_ of many crimes, which _could not be proved otherwise than by the testimony of slaves_; and they prayed that

will be focusing on the contents of his speech, their constitutional validity or otherwise, and the repercussions that are likely to emerge from the solutions contemplated by him to cleanse the system of its ailments. The thrust of his speech was that the political system was not being run as per the constitution and those who were elected as members of the parliament did not meet the standards set by the constitution for the eligibility of the candidates and therefore changes were required in the way the people are elected to the parliament. He extensively quoted the constitutional clauses to substantiate his viewpoint and insisted he was not aiming to undermine the constitution or have the elections postponed. I as an anodyne observer and a student of political science honestly feel that his discourse was self-contradictory in regards to his respect for the constitution. Hewas also unconstitutional to say the least. The change in the political system would require constitutional amendments with the consensus of the majority comprising the members of the parliament as enunciated by the constitution and not through agitation and coercion. If he is genuinely concerned about the state of affairs in the country and honestly feels that he must play a role in changing the game, he should adopt a constitutional way of doing it. The elections are around the corner and he must participate in the elections and win the mandate of the people to make the changes he perceives are required to be put in place. He cannot justify his claim of having the support of the masses by simply organising a rally of two million or having four million gathered at Islamabad. Pakistan has a population of 180 million

sat him down to eat meat. 1Samuel 20:25 And the king sat upon his seat, as at other times, even upon a seat by the wall: and Jonathan arose, and Abner sat by Saul's side, and David's place was empty. 1Samuel 20:26 Nevertheless Saul spake not any thing that day: for he thought, Something hath befallen him, he is not clean; surely he is not clean. 1Samuel 20:27 And it came to pass on the morrow, which was the second day of the month, that David's place was empty: and Saul said unto Jonathan his son, Wherefore cometh not the son of Jesse to meat, neither yesterday, nor to day? 1Samuel 20:28 And Jonathan answered Saul, David earnestly asked leave of me to go to Bethlehem: 1Samuel 20:29 And he said, Let me go, I pray thee; for our family hath a sacrifice in thecity; and my brother, he hath commanded me to be there: and now, if I have found favour in thine eyes, let me get away, I pray thee, and see my brethren. Therefore he cometh not unto the king's table. 1Samuel 20:30 Then Saul's anger was kindled against Jonathan, and he said unto him, Thou son of the perverse rebellious woman, do not I know that thou hast chosen the son of Jesse to thine own confusion, and unto the confusion of thy mother's nakedness? 1Samuel 20:31 For as long as the son of Jesse liveth upon the ground, thou shalt not be established, nor thy kingdom. Wherefore now send and fetch him unto me, for he shall surely die. 1Samuel 20:32 And Jonathan answered Saul his father, and said unto him, Wherefore shall he be slain? what hath he done? 1Samuel 20:33 And

of Montana just steps away from scenic Palisades Park, the 4th Street stairs, bike paths, and the beach, this beautifully restored 1970s-era building also offers easy access to the wealth of dining, entertainment, and shopping establishments throughout Santa Monica. Enjoy the ocean breeze in light-filled spaces that feature open floor plans and fully-equipped kitchens with private balconies and stunning views of the ocean and the Santa Monica Mountains. Listing Information Property Type: Apartment, Other Bedrooms:1 Bathrooms:1 Full Lot Size:0.55 Acres / 24,152 sq.ft. Square Feet:870 (approx) Year Built:1972 Neighborhood Room Information Bathrooms Full Baths: 1 Additional Room Information Bedroom(s):1 Master Suite Interior Features Appliances:Garbage Disposal, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer Flooring:Hardwood Cooling:Central Air Fireplaces:No Fireplace Exterior / Lot Features Parking:Assigned Parking Space, Covered Pool:Pool Pool Description:Community Pool, Child safety fence Zoning:SMR2* Community Features Community Amenities:Community Pool Financial Considerations Tax/Property ID: 4293003005 Listing Price History Santa Monica Real Estate Santa Monica is located in California. Santa Monica, California 90402 has a populationDad Says. In fact, their argument regarding a toast made the guests almost as uncomfortable as an appearance by Allison DuBois' electric cigarette. Sister Act: At least the literal olive branch Adrienne extended after her toast led to some goodhearted teasing between the Richards sisters, who, says Kim, "haven't had much of a relationship" since last season's epic blowout. "I'm going to bite the bullet and be civil with my sister," Kim resolves, while Kyle acknowledges, "It's still kind of shaky ground between us." Table Manners: Certainly not helping matters at the dinner party was Lisa's husband, Ken Todd. First he offered Adrienne's $550 champagne glasses for their dog, Giggy the Pom—to drink from (taking a health gulp himself afterward), horrifying Kim and Bernie, the hired Anglophobic chef. Then he

was maintained. In preparation for the primary task ahead, Captain J.P. Franklin oriented work crews on the trench layout and component dispersal pattern of the PM-2A. First, all cargo, spare parts, and tools in the storage building would be packed, and the offices and laboratory equipment at trench five transferred to a new area. After preparation for shipment, the control skid would be moved out from the east end of trench five, followed by the switch-gear skid, the turbine generator, the condenser, the heat exchanger, and the air-blast cooler in trench five. The air-exhaust ducts would be disconnected and left in place. The two air-blast coolers in trench two would then be moved through the trench intersection, turned, and pulled out in the same manner as the preceding skids. Lastly, the feed-water skid in trench three would be moved through the open intersection and out the east end of trench five. In trenchfour, the reactor trench, the hot-waste tank would be removed, and the snow-shielding wall demolished, to allow cargo removal from the north end. This segment is a model of the reactor building. The associated tanks around the reactor system would be removed through the north end of this building by use of a crane. The north end of the vapor container would be removed and the reactor skid and steam generator hauled out separately to the surface. The vapor container, the last major component of the power plant, would be disassembled and moved in two sections through the building and up the ramp. With the planning and training phase over, all equipment and records were packed for shipment by air, final letters written, and farewells said. On March 16th, the advance party was checked out for departure and boarded buses at Fort Belvoir to start on the first

Flying ‘kites of hope’ for Pakistan’s missing children The recent surge in kidnappings has parents deeply worried in Pakistan. As of July this year, there were 680 cases of child abductions in the city of Karachi alone. A flawed legal system that benefits organized crime is one of the key challenges to solv Senin, 17 Okt 2016 11:38 WIB 60-year-old Ameeran Bibi holding kite with photo of her grand daughter Rafia who went missing in September 2014 (Photo: Naeem Sahoutara) AUDIO {{ currentTime | hhmmss }} / {{ track.duration / 1000 | hhmmss }} SHARE THIS The recent surge in kidnappings has parents deeply worried in Pakistan. As of July this year, there were 680 cases of child abductions in the city of Karachi alone. A flawed legal system that benefits organized crime is one of the key challenges to solving the problem, sayactivists. Naeem Sahoutara has this story. It’s a sunny Sunday morning in Karachi and the Pavilion End Club is buzzing with families. Some are with their children, and others are holding kites that have photos of their children printed on them. Asghar Wahid is one of them. The 25-year-old computer engineer has never been fond of flying kites, but today he is honoring the memory of his missing niece, Rafia. “She was just two years old when she was kidnapped in September of 2014. It’s been two years now. She must be four years old now,” Wahid said. Rafia went missing before her third birthday. It’s been a horrible time for the family, says Asghar. “The girl’s mother has become a psych patient to some extent. Sometimes she wakes up in the middle of the night, shouts the name of her daughter, cries and does odd things. The parents are

the food into his mouth and washed it down with the beer. He held his empty beer can in the air, the signal that he needed another beer. The distance from the refrigerator to the table felt like a mile. I felt like I was walking to the death chamber. Jeff was finished eating. Lord! If I can just gather the dishes and get out of his way. I had the dishes in my hand. I concentrated on walking back to the sink. Oh God, it was too late! He had my hair. He was using it as a lasso. He twirled me around. The dishes became flying saucers that landed throughout the kitchen. When Jeff threw me to the floor, I scampered to my corner near the refrigerator like a frightened child. Jeff looked down at me and snarled. “What?I closed my eyes praying that God was listening to Clyde. Synopsis Emily Holmes grew up in the hills of Arkansas. Life was never easy. At sixteen she leaves home. She ends up in Arizona alone and afraid, desperate for someone to hold onto, for anyone that can fill the void in her life. Then she meets Jeff. The happiness she has longed for is finally within her reach. Until, Jeff gets a call from his past. He has to go back to Arkansas. Emily has to face her past. She has to come to terms with the demons she left behind. The move back to Arkansas changes Jeff in unimaginable ways. Emily’s life has become a cycle of endless abuse, violence, and constant hunger. How will she survive? Sheer determination and a voice on the inside is all she has left to hang

really think you have enough conventional cruise missiles to destroy China's industrial capacity, lock stock and barrel without having to invade? Really big bouncing smileys. Have you looked at a map lately? That's one of the most dispersed countries in the world. Dispersing air assets to highways was first practiced by the Germans and is a standard tactic of the Sweidish and Pakistani airforces. Because it works. Originally posted by deltaboy small size is not really relevant. u could say that during the Korean war, the U.S. was outnumbered big time with the NK and Chinese forces combined. North Korea is small and invades South Korea with the U.S. there. so they pretty much felt they can beat America easily. Well, Korea in the 50's was a situation where the US, still hopped up after WWII, notnew model to calculate the intensity of dust storms in Mars’ polar regions. He found that at the Phoenix landing site dust storms can have winds in excess of 200 mph. ### Renno is an associate professor in the Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences. Andronova is a research scientist in the Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences. The University of Michigan College of Engineering is ranked among the top engineering schools in the country. At more than $130 million annually, its engineering research budget is one of largest of any public university. Michigan Engineering is home to 11 academic departments and a National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center. The college plays a leading role in the Michigan Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute and hosts the world class Lurie Nanofabrication Facility. Michigan Engineering’s premier scholarship, international scale and multidisciplinary scope combine to create The Michigan Difference. Find out more at http://www.engin.umich.edu/.

upon each thwart, and could accommodate eighteen sitters each. They were round in the stern, fitted with a backboard and a convenient seat for the cockswain, who steered with a _yoke_ and lines, instead of a _tiller_. [Sidenote: Life-Boat.] One of these boats was called The Mason, the other The Seaman. The latter was fitted up as a Life-boat, somewhat after Greathead’s method, being lined and girded with cork, to the depth of three streaks below the gunwale. In case of accident, therefore, by the bilging of either boat upon the rock, she was rendered more buoyant by the cork lining and sheathing. They were built in Leith, and before being sent to the rock, the buoyancy of the Life-boat was tried, when it was found that she would float with thirty people on board. _Implements._ [Sidenote: Railways.] From the wasting effects ofthe building, that the work in its early stages might be continued for a longer period, both during the ebb and flood tides. The experience of last season’s work, however, shewed that the erection of the proposed cofferdam would have been attended with considerable difficulty; and, to have rendered such an apparatus equally useful during ebb-tide as flood-tide, would have required the pumping of water by machinery more complicated and powerful than the situation of the Bell Rock would have admitted. [Sidenote: Pumps.] This idea was therefore laid aside, and two Pumps, of a simple construction, were prepared, for clearing the foundation-pit of water. They measured about twelve feet in length, and were of a square form, both externally and internally, having each a void of ten inches. They were made of fir timber, three inches in thickness, strongly jointed, and put

The secrets of what made The Divine Comedy's unique slant on pop 'n' rock so successful are now well known: Neil Hannon's suits, a wicked perception of a catchy tune and lyrics so sharp you could cut your ears on them. It was an amazing combination that led to the storming success of amusing, story-telling tracks such as "Something For The Weekend" and "National Express." And yet with Regeneration, their first album since their "best of"compilation, the band have managed to reinvent themselves ever-so slightly; a bit of a regeneration, if you will. The divine humour on the new album is more downbeat, introverted and dark than they have previously introduced to us, taking a look at childhood, religion and the passing of time. Familiar melancholy themes, to be sure, but the treatment given over to them on Regeneration is typically tremendous. The thing that makes TheThe new FX multi-camera comedy series Saint George follows the chaotic life of George Lopez (conveniently played by George Lopez, who also co-created, executive produces and writes the show), a recently divorced working-class Mexican-American man turned successful entrepreneur. Struggling to balance the parenting demands of his all-American Anglo ex-wife (Jenn Lyon) and the cultural expectations of his overbearing Mexican-American mother (Olga Merediz), he also has to figure out how to relate to his 11-year-old son (Kaden Gibson), his freeloading uncle Tio (Danny Trejo) and his cousin Junior (David Zayas). During this recent exclusive phone interview with Collider, actor Danny Trejo talked about why he wanted to work with George Lopez, who he’s known for about 20 years, how much he enjoys doing comedy, that his character is part freeloader

told her that he stopped working for Unipres because he was working twelve-hour shifts, seven days per week, which was too much. He lost his landscaping job due to the charges in this case. Ms. Morrow stated that she did not think the appellant could complete probation and that he was “going to have to be on a very tight leash.” Although he had numerous alcohol- related convictions, the appellant did not think he had an alcohol problem. To Ms. Morrow‟s knowledge, he had never received or sought treatment for his alcohol addiction. He also was not taking advantage of Alcohol Anonymous (AA) in jail. The appellant acknowledged that he had a problem with alcohol. He said he was currently incarcerated but was not attending AA because “[t]hey very seldomcome and get you for AA here.” He acknowledged that he would attend alcohol treatment if granted probation. He also acknowledged that he had hit “rock bottom,” which was why he was finally seeking treatment. He said that if released from confinement, he planned to seek employment immediately. On cross-examination, the appellant acknowledged that he had an extensive criminal history and that he was first charged with DUI when he was only nineteen years old. His two prior convictions for aggravated assault were committed against his ex- wife. He denied ever hitting her and said they were just arguing. The appellant

same for Peter. 'But despite everything they have been through, they are not bitter or jaded, they never closed their hearts. They are two people who are at peace with themselves and with the world. They could not have been more fated and meant to be with one another.' The three actresses held hands as the couple exchanged wedding vows and Irish Claddagh rings in front of a Hindu priest. When Sonia "Sunny" Jacobs went to prison for murder in 1976, her son was 9. Her daughter, 10 months old, was still nursing. When she was freed in 1992, her son was married with a child of his own and her daughter was a 16-year-old stranger. "Getting back family is the hardest part," says Jacobs, now 51, who teaches yoga and lives in Los Angeles. "They live with embarrassment for so long: Yousay you didn't (commit the murder), but everyone says you did." Fresh out of prison, Jacobs made her first non-collect telephone call in 16 years to son Eric, and then headed to North Carolina to see him, his wife and their 4-year-old daughter. "Grandma, were you lost?" the girl asked when they met. "Yes," Jacobs replied. "I was." The reunion with her daughter didn't go as smoothly. Jacobs found her at a high school in Maine, but Tina kept her distance. The wounds began to heal a few months later. Tina accepted her mother's invitation to attend an anti-death-penalty rally in Pittsburgh. The crowd applauded Jacobs, then cheered non-stop when Tina was introduced. Mother and daughter hugged. Eventually, they began living together, got their first drivers' licenses and climbed mountains. By then, Jacobs and her children had grown accustomed to overcoming obstacles. In 1976, they were

given all the grain tickets and information to Beckman several times after the dispute arose. He stated as did Lacher that Beckman was told he could sell his one-third of the spring wheat, but he had not done so by the time of the trial in August 1992. Beckman filed a complaint in December 1990, requesting an accounting, costs, and punitive damages in the amount of $100,000. The complaint alleged that Lacher had failed to farm Beckman's land in a "proper and farm-like manner;" that Lacher had failed to store the crop in his and Beckman's names; and that Lacher had somehow not delivered all the wheat to the elevator. These allegations were completely disproved by testimony from the elevator manager, Lacher's hired hand, who drove the grain trucks to theelevator, and Lacher himself. At trial, the only figures concerning the value of Beckman's share of the winter wheat and the seed wheat were provided by Lacher, who was called as an adverse witness. No conflicting evidence was produced by Beckman or his witnesses. Lacher offered to pay Beckman his share of the value of the winter wheat, plus interest; this amount, offset by one-third of the cost of the fertilizer, was what the jury awarded Beckman. During the trial, Lacher moved the court for a directed verdict on the punitive damages issue. As Beckman had failed to produce any evidence to support punitive damages, the court ruled in favor of Lacher.

the Devil's Ball, and the devil in red appeared more often in cartoons and movies than in religious art. In 17th-century New England, red was associated with adultery. In the 1850 novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Scarlet Letter, set in a Puritan New England community, a woman is punished for adultery with ostracism, her sin represented by a red letter 'A' sewn onto her clothes.Red is still commonly associated with prostitution. Prostitutes in many cities were required to wear red to announce their profession, and houses of prostitution displayed a red light. Beginning in the early 20th century, houses of prostitution were allowed only in certain specified neighborhoods, which became known as red-light districts. Large red-light districts are found today in Bangkok and Amsterdam. In Roman Catholicism, red represents wrath, one of the seven deadly sins. In both Christian and Hebrew tradition, red is also sometimes associated with murder or guilt, with "havingblood on one's hands", or "being caught red-handed. == In different cultures and traditions == In China, red (simplified Chinese: 红; traditional Chinese: 紅; pinyin: hóng) is the symbol of fire and the south (both south in general and Southern China specifically). It carries a largely positive connotation, being associated with courage, loyalty, honor, success, fortune, fertility, happiness, passion, and summer. In Chinese cultural traditions, red is associated with weddings (where brides traditionally wear red dresses) and red paper is frequently used to wrap gifts of money or other objects. Special red packets (simplified Chinese: 红包; traditional Chinese: 紅包; pinyin: hóng bāo in Mandarin or lai see in Cantonese) are specifically used during Chinese New Year celebrations for giving monetary gifts. On the more negative side, obituaries are traditionally written in red ink, and to write someone's name in red signals either cutting them out of one's life, or that they

administration it is necessary to infringe upon the privileges and arbitrary rule of the incumbent self-perpetuating “administrators.” They will cede nothing, not even in the interests of defense. They must first be removed. For this a political revolution is necessary. Meanwhile they remain and with them remains the basic obstacle in the path of any further improvement or progress. Horrible as the conditions are in the factories themselves, the living conditions are, if that is conceivable, still worse. The overwhelming majority of the workers huddle in common dwellings, which in equipment and upkeep are worse than barracks. In 1936 the Soviet press provided the following illustrations: “Two families live in one room. The roof leaks. When it rains they carry the water out of the room by pail-fuls.” “The privies are in a disgusting condition.” “The workers sleep on the floor, since bedbugsterrible robbery of human power... and what a burden of medieval digging in manure and in the earth they lay upon the workers, and yet more upon his wife and children” (Trotsky). The June 26,1940 Laws By the time the Kremlin convinced itself that Stakhanovism and the December 1938 legislation were two more exploded triumphs, World War No.2 had broken out. In addition to cutting deeply into foreign trade and the supply of indispensable materials and machinery from abroad, the war made it necessary, especially after the Finnish experience, to divert more plants to production of munitions and armaments. Many machines installed previously had become outworn and outdated, an equal if not greater number were damaged during the reckless drive for records, let alone the damage from inexperienced and careless handling. The problems of labor productivity, and defense, always inseparable, were posed

him a devil of a fellow. She didn't, though. "The _idea_ of his suspecting me of such unconscionable vanity!" she said, properly offended. Then, "Anyhow, a man has no business to know about such things," she continued, with rising indignation. "I believe Felix Kennaston is as good a judge of chiffons as any woman. That's effeminate, I think, and catty and absurd. I don't believe I ever liked him--not really, that is. Now, what would Billy care about sunbeams and backgrounds, I'd like to know! He'd never even notice them. Billy is a _man_. Why, that's just what father said yesterday!" Margaret cried, and afterward laughed happily. "I suppose old people are right sometimes--but, dear, dear, they're terribly unreasonable at others!" Having thus uttered the ancient, undying plaint of youth, Miss Hugonin moved a matter of two inches to the left, and smiled,heart breaks with it." Kennaston bowed his head. "It is true," said he; "that is the love of women." "To a man," she went on, dully, "it means to take some woman--the nearest woman who isn't actually deformed--and to make pretty speeches to her and to make her love him. And after a while--" Kathleen shrugged her shoulders drearily. "Why, after a while," said she, "he grows tired and looks for some other woman." "It is true," said Kennaston--"yes, very true that some men love in that fashion." There ensued a silence. It was a long silence, and under the tension of it Kathleen's composure snapped like a cord that has been stretched to the breaking point. "Yes, yes, yes!" she cried, suddenly; "that is how I have loved you and that is how you've loved me, Felix Kennaston! Ah, Billy told

Anarchist Federations.Platformism is a tendency within the wider anarchist movement based on the organisational theories in the tradition of Dielo Truda's Organisational Platform of the General Union of Anarchists (Draft). The document was based on the experiences of Russian anarchists in the 1917 October Revolution, which led eventually to the victory of the Bolsheviks over the anarchists and other groups. The Platform attempted to address and explain the anarchist movement's failures during the Russian Revolution. Post-left anarchy is a recent current in anarchist thought that promotes a critique of anarchism's relationship to traditional left-wing politics. Some post-leftists seek to escape the confines of ideology in general also presenting a critique of organisations and morality. Influenced by the work of Max Stirner and by the Marxist Situationist International, post-left anarchy is marked by a focus on social insurrection and a rejection of leftist social organisation.Post-anarchism is a theoretical move towards asynthesis of classical anarchist theory and poststructuralist thought, drawing from diverse ideas including post-left anarchy, postmodernism, autonomism, postcolonialism and the Situationist International. Queer anarchism is a form of socialism which suggests anarchism as a solution to the issues faced by the LGBT community, mainly heteronormativity, homophobia, transphobia and biphobia. Anarcho-queer arose during the late 20th century based on the work of Michel Foucault The History of Sexuality. Left-wing market anarchism strongly affirm the classical liberal ideas of self-ownership and free markets while maintaining that taken to their logical conclusions, these ideas support strongly anti-corporatist, anti-hierarchical, pro-labour positions and anti-capitalism in economics and anti-imperialism in foreign policy.Anarcho-capitalism advocates the elimination of the state in favour of self-ownership in a free market. Anarcho-capitalism developed from radical anti-state libertarianism and individualist anarchism, drawing from Austrian School economics, study of law and economics and public choice theory. There is a strong current within anarchism which believes that anarcho-capitalism cannot

the railways. Looking to put the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) dispensation in the dock over railway budget 2014-15, Congress not only protested inside Parliament but also held an agitation outside the residence of Railway Minister Sadananda Gowda. "(The NDA) government's direction for the country is diametrically opposite to that of the socialist path. Everything is being done to appease the capitalists. Social obligations of our (previous UPA) government have been criticised as if we'd committed a mistake in following them. We apprehend that the government is heading more and more towards privatisation," Congress MP and former Minister of State for Railways Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury told reporters at an All India Congress Committee (AICC) briefing. Friday, July 11, 2014 New Delhi: In order to leave no stone unturned to get the post of Lok Sabha's Leader of Opposition for her party, Congress president Sonia Gandhimet President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday. The UPA chairperson had yesterday raised a strong pitch against the silence of Narendra Modi-led NDA government on the subject. She had also held a meeting with party MPs in Lok Sabha yesterday. The meeting was held after UPA MPs decided to write to Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan seeking an immediate decision on the issue. Congress spokesperson Anand Sharma had yesterday said that the letter is ready and will be sent to the Speaker after all UPA MPs had signed it. Ahead of the Union Budget 2014, Gandhi has maintained throughout that her party was the single largest Opposition party in the Lok Sabha and hence was entitled for the post of the Leader of Opposition in the Lower House. Reacting sharply over no clarity of Congress getting the LoP status in Lok Sabha, senior leader Kamal

Woodham High School in Escambia County, Florida. Jamie Kennedy, who lodged the complaint, reported to the officers that she had seen three young black males run down the street being chased by a slimly built black male, and that she heard one shot fired. As part of the investigation, law enforcement interviewed numerous students at the school and Kinard Franklin, who stated that he and another individual accompanied Lindsay over to Woodham High School on the day of the shooting. Lindsay told Franklin that he was going to take care of someone who had gotten into an argument with “S.S.” (a female juvenile, aged 15). Franklin said he did not know that Lindsay was armed until Lindsay pulled out a gun and started shooting at a group of males. Lindsay thenearlier that day. Two days later, on December 11, 2005, Lindsay was arrested at the home of Alex Burkholter, a male juvenile, aged 16, as he (Lindsay) tried to crawl out of the window of Burkholter’s bedroom. After Lindsay was arrested, Burkholter directed law enforcement officials to a shoebox that contained a gun which had been painted black and had an obliterated serial number. According to the arresting officer who found the gun, a Lorcin .380 caliber semi-automatic pistol, the gun still smelled of fresh paint. The PSI stated: “The serial number on the firearm had been removed. It was noted there were five individual depressions (appear to be drill marks) on both sides of the handgun where a serial number would normally be located. The fact that the gun had

it means freely joining a movement that transforms perpetual vassals and servants into free men and women." He is talking, as he admits, about revolution: "The political mutation was accomplished without armed force," he writes. "The social revolution remained to be accomplished." But he seems utterly unaware of the contradiction in trying to attain such a revolution—which would include "a redistribution of wealth, freely discussed"—by the strictly limited means which the election and the constitution had placed in his hands. Aristide misses the contradiction, of course, because for him it doesn't exist. When the obvious political course was to use his cabinet appointments to form coalitions with compatible parties, he chose to unveil a cabinet of "non-politicians," mostly little known associates, ignoring (and out-raging) the party leaders. No matter: who were they, after all, but les candidats whom he had solong despised? But now the Parliament had power, provided by the constitution—for all the greed and vanity of the politicians, they had won office in the same election he had—and the two branches began immediately to squabble. Appointing a prime minister of some prominence might have helped; instead, Aristide chose René Préval, a longtime political associate who, though a well-meaning and decent man, commanded little respect in the legislature, for he was widely viewed as Aristide's puppet. 8. Even so, the accomplishments of Aristide's government were considerable, especially when they are set beside the generally disastrous regimes that preceded and succeeded it. Aristide's ministers made a start on "cleaning out" the bloated and deeply corrupt government bureaucracy, in which thousands of Haitians receive "zombie checks," a favorite form of graft whereby paychecks made out in the name of Haitians who are dead are

of the Title 9 case, and Lara did not. Lara also sought resumption of visitation, which the Law Guardian favored only when Nina's therapist thought it appropriate. Although the Division was previously aligned with the Law Guardian's position, it deferred to the court's judgment on visitation. On August 4, 2015, the court decided to resume therapeutic visitation. The judge acknowledged Nina's wishes, but stated that sometimes "children have to be prodded." The court expressed concern that prolonging the extended period of no contact could become "an effective termination" of parental rights. The court decided to keep the case open, so the Division could facilitate the therapeutic visitation. Therapeutic visitation began between Lara and Nina on September 8, 2015 with a new therapist, and continued until February 2016. NinaNina's "initial feelings of fear and discomfort had not subsided after attending the two visits." Nina was worried Lara would hurt her, Fred, or Lisa, and stated she did not want to see her mother "ever again." Nina also reportedly had episodes of vomiting at school, related to stress and anxiety. In the third and fourth visits in late September and early October, Nina seemed uneasy at first, then willing to interact with Lara, but sometimes burst into yelling and confronted Lara about the past abuse. After a compliance review hearing on October 14, 2015, the court asked the visitation therapist to provide an opinion on whether the visits should continue. During an October 20, 2015 visit, Nina "showed resistance and feelings of distrust toward her mother" and when her mother was

other great geniuses including Weyl, Turing, Gödel and even Einstein; this may have stimulated him toward a broad range of interests and expertise. He was an important and prolific inventor, discovering signal-flow graphs, the topological gain formula, etc.; but also inventing the first wearable computer (to time roulette wheels in Las Vegas casinos), a chess-playing algorithm, a flame-throwing trumpet, and whimsical robots (e.g. a "mouse" that navigated a maze). His hobbies included juggling, unicycling, blackjack card-counting. His investigations into gambling theory led to new approaches to the stock market. Shannon worked in cryptography during World War II; he was first to note that a one-time pad allowed unbreakable encryption as long as the pad was as large as the message; he is also noted for Shannon's maxim that a code designer should assume the enemy knows the system. His insights into cryptologythe Weil conjectures, and contributed indirectly to the recent proof of Fermat's Last Theorem. His wide range of research areas also includes number theory, bundles, fibrations, p-adic modular forms, Galois representation theory, and more. Serre has been much honored: he is the youngest ever to win a Fields Medal; 49 years after his Fields Medal he became the first recipient of the Abel Prize. Grothendieck has done brilliant work in several areas of mathematics including number theory, geometry, topology, and functional analysis, but especially in the fields of algebraic geometry and category theory, both of which he revolutionized. He is especially noted for his invention of the Theory of Schemes, and other methods to unify different branches of mathematics. He applied algebraic geometry to number theory; applied methods of topology to set theory; etc. Grothendieck is considered a master of abstraction, rigor and presentation. He has produced

writes some thought-provoking statements, but please do keep the Conservative slant of his comments as a way of balancing the facts.Excerpt: (Note* - No editing is done on his article; it is posted verbatim, with the exception of limited paragraphing, for the sake of space.) "In 2013, when he was campaigning in a Muslim mosque in Calgary, Justin Trudeau bragged about how many mosques he visits in his hometown of Montreal. He listed them: the Bangladeshi mosque, the Pakistani mosque, the North African mosque and the Wahhabi mosque. The first three are geographical locations. But Wahhabi Islam is an ideology, not a place. Wahhabism is to the rest of Islam what the Ku Klux Klan is to the rest of Christianity. It’s an extremist fringe that believes in violence. Or, as it’s called in Arabic, jihad. WahhabismTrudeau’s visit to the Montreal mosque, on October 20, 2014, a lone-wolf terroist, considered to have been inspired by ISIL, ran down two Canadian soldiers (one in uniform, one in civilian clothing) in the parking lot of a shopping centre in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. One soldier survived, the other died. artin Couture-Rouleau, age 25 (above photos), who had converted to Islam only a year previously, was a francophone (French-speaking) Canadian. He was shot and killed after a police chase that ended when the suspect lost control of his vehicle. Two days later, October 22, 2014, Zehaf-Bibeau, age 32, said to be a radicalized jihadist and terrorist opened fire on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, fatally wounding a Canadian Forces member, Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, 24, who was standing guard at the National War Memorial. Shots were fired inside the Parliament building before the

basis. Fastq files of raw sequencing reads and the corresponding metadata (collection date, location, institute, source, etc.) are acquired either from SRA or from the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA). The sample inclusion criteria is known metadata for collection date and location, and in addition, samples are included from the following institutions: Unites States Center for Disease Control, United States Food and Drug Administration, Food Safety and Inspection Service, Public Health England, University of Aberdeen, University Hospital Galway, Statens Serum Institut, Norwegian Institute of Public Health. The downloaded isolates are the input to PAPABAC. The metadata are saved in the main SQLite database, and added to the tip labels on the phylogenetic trees. Individual subtrees are inferred from isolates with less than 20 SNPs distance from each cluster-representative, considering onlyour body and develop individual tastes. Purchase a gift certificate for her favorite clothes store so that she can select a new dress, purse or knit cardigan. Whether she prefers to stand out from the crowd, wear classic pieces or cutting-edge fashion items, a gift certificate will allow her the freedom to choose what she really wants. Magazine Subscription For a gift that will continue, even after her Sweet 16th birthday bash, purchase a magazine subscription on her behalf. Her favorite magazine delivered to her door each week or month will be a gift that she can enjoy throughout the year. The beauty of a magazine subscription is that it is available to suit almost any interest or hobby from fashion, celebrity gossip, music, horseback riding or extreme sports. References Photo Credits Jack

would be cut throats, when the lord refused to pay her ransom. Then the prisoners started being taken there, never to be seen again. Once the town’s prison was virtually empty, travelers would go missing in the dead of night from the inns nearest the keep. Their belongings left in their rooms, never to be reclaimed. Slowly the citizens themselves would disappear. With racking sobs, the guard told of his own beloved wife’s disappearance a few days prior. His worst fears confirmed when she re-appeared in the basement of their home. She was his wife no longer, but an undead monstrosity. He recounted how he was forced to cut her down with the sword she had gifted him the winter prior. Now with some semblance of a clue as to where to go next, we started moving from rooftop to rooftop. Sometimes the buildings were close enough together to step or jumpstripped of flesh, an unholy green light emitting from their eyes. Swords raised, and mocking laughter rasped out of their fleshless faces. First to make an attack was the little gnome. His iron sphere glowing bright flew from his hands and into the face of the closest undead knight. Iron met bone with a cracking sound, the paladin was next, laying into his adversary with a mighty swing of this sword, while praying to his god. With a blinding flash his foe was smited. Both ranger and rogue engage their foes in a battle to the death. One knight advanced on me, swinging its blade in a wide arc. Raising my off hand, I deflected the blow, leaving a sizable dent in my arm’s metal, and attacked with my own mace. Glowing a bright gold, with the energy of bane undead, the head came crashing down into the knight’s skull,

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