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որը շուտով գրավվեց 1858 թ. Ֆարադեյը վախճանվեց 75 տարեկան հասակում, Համփթոնի դատարանում, 1867-ի օգոստոսի 25-ին Նախկինում նրան նրան հուղարկավորություն էին առաջարկվել Ուեսթմինսթերյան աբբայությունում Անգլիայի թագավորի և թագուհու և Իսահակ Նյուտոնի մնացորդները դրված են Այնուամենայնիվ, նա հրաժարվեց և որոշեց թաղվել իր կնոջ կողքին `Ուգգեյթում English: Queen Victoria's husband, at Hampton Court, Middlesex, was tax-free, which was soon occupied in 1858 Faraday died at the age of 75 at Hampton Court on August 25, 1867 Previously, he was offered a funeral at Westminster Abbey There lay the remains of the king and queen of England and Isaac Newton However, he refused and chose to be buried next to his wife at Highgate Dutch: De echtgenoot van koningin Victoria in Hampton Court, Middlesex, was belastingvrij, dat al snel in 1858 werd bezet Faraday stierf op 75-jarige leeftijd in Hampton Court op 25Lynn Helena Caporale obtained her Ph.D. in molecular biology from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1973. She has worked as an assistant professor of biochemistry at the Georgetown University Medical Center and as a senior research fellow and a senior director at Merck & Co. She is now a consultant and independent investigator. She discusses many of the ideas presented here in her book Darwin in the Genome, recently published by McGraw-Hill.

Lady Storm Claims Second Tournament Title Of The Season Published: September 26th, 2017 By: Meagan Schulz OTSELIC — A convincing 9-0 win over Cato-Meridian followed by a dominant 7-0 victory DeRuyter on Friday, Unadilla Valley’s girls soccer team brought home another piece of hardwood for the trophy case. Last Wednesday, the Storm faced Cato-Meridian in the opening match of the First Annual Otselic Valley Varsity Soccer tournament. Kyleigh George opened up UV’s scoring clinic on an assist from Julia Oglesby. UV’s Shelby Meade then recorded the next two goals for her team to add to the total. Cearah DaCostafaro found the back of the net on a ball from George for goal number four by the Lady Storm.Oglesby wanted in on the scoring action next as she fired a shot past Cato-Meridian’s keeper Meghan McCarthy. McCarthy was shot at 25 times by Unadilla Valley, stopping 19 on the evening. The last goal recorded by a UV player was from Paige Catena, giving the Storm a total of six goals from 5 different players. Cato-Meridian added three goals on to UV’s final score as their defensive mishaps caused the ball to go into their own net each time. The second game of the girls double header on Wednesday, September 20, was the Lady Vikings against DeRuyter. A matchup that has happened already once this season, DeRuyter took down the host Vikings with a score of 3-1. In a well-played game by both side, OV’s lone goal would come on a PK from Jessica Comfort. The Lady Vikings did create 13 shot opportunities through the contest but couldn’t finish on any of them – an MO on the season for Otselic Valley. .. There's More to This Story! You're only seeing a part of the story. Subscribe now to get immediate access to the rest of the story as well as our whole online offering.than ten million inhabitants. Data from the website of Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences official website was used to conveniently sample two geographically spaced tertiary care public sector hospitals from Lahore, out of a total of nine \[[@CR24]\]. The two sampled hospitals have been named Hospital A and Hospital B. Both hospitals have high patient turnovers and large in-patient capacities, and are catering to a different set of patients from the rural and urban Lahore District and also from the surrounding villages of Lahore City. Combined, the two hospitals have a large daily out-patient turnover rate of more than 3,800 patients and an in-patient capacity of approximately 1,890 beds. All registered female nurses who had been working in the hospital for more than one year were sampled. Each designation

Thomas Stanton Jr. is believed to have been born abt 1707. Thomas married Lettice Bryan, daughter of Richard Bryan. 1728 Sept Thomas Stanton Jr. first appears on a deed with his brother Linn for 1000 acres. "Stanton, Linn and Stanton, Thomas, Jr Spotsylvania Co.1000 Pat 13 pg 367Beginning and extending standing on the side of a hill on the North side of North River Of the Rappidan River near the mountains. " In the Book Lost Trails and Forgotten People: The Story of Jones Mountain, by Tom Floyd Tom Floyd stated that "Tom Jr. was active in business affairs buying and selling and helping friends draw up legal documents. Evidence suggests that he was also a worldly man who enjoyed all the pleasures of life” 1735 Oct 10 Oct Resolved that Thos Stanton, Gent./m be paid 832 pds of tobacco for nursing a bastard child and that the said Child by bound to Thos. Stanton Junr according as the Law direct. 1741 Oct 4 Thomas received from his fathers will: "Item I give to my son Thomas Stanton my still and all materials also the Large Bible." 1742 Thomas Stanton JR was appointed guardian of his sister Mary Stanton 1745 Jan 11 Thomas Stanton of Culpeper Co to Francis Harvey of same .. Lease of land.. corner to Jeremiah Early on the river.. to the Yellow Banks, a place so called to the patent line. For 21 year from Micklemus next ensuing. Yearly rent on the feast of St Lukes Oct 18, 450 pounds tobacco. (pages 30-32 Culpeper Co Court Records) 1745 Mathew Stanton appears as a Witness to a deed , Oct 18,1745 For Linn (Leonard) Stanton: Indenture April 23, 1746 Between Thomas Stanton and Jeremiah Early for 70 Acre, land part of Patent granted Sept. 28 1728 to Thomas and Linn Stanton ( Original grant for 100 acres on Stanton River) 1749 Thomas Stanton's twenty one year lease to John Simpson, for less than 100 acres on the river that bore the lessors name. Called for a rent of 450 pounds of tobacco. With the first year of rent free.... Stanton doth agree to find timber for rails and firewood on his land for the use of tenement when all timber is used for the tenement. The year 1749 from (Culpeper Deed Book A p 12-15, 186-187) 1753 Aug 8 page 27-30 Thomas Stanton of Culpeper Co to Charles Pierson of same. Lease of land… at the mouth of the Wolfpen branch. to the road ..on a ridge. in a little valley. head of the lick branch ..on the river side of corner of William Pierson. For 15 years from Nov 15 next ensuing. Rent yearly onA psychiatric evaluation revealed that she had poor adjustment with peers at school and poor interest in academics. She did her skin lesions mechanically to get emotional support from her parents. Her parents brought her to us for treatment and also to get a medical certificate of her long absence in school. They did not know that the lesions were produced mechanically (by metallic object). She was diagnosed as a case of factitious disorder. Parents seemed overtly concerned about their child. She responded favorably to psychotherapy and her parents were counseled. There were no similar episodes during the 1 year follow-up. DISCUSSION {#sec1-3} ========== Induced mechanical purpura has been described more often as dummy purpura. However, the context of such occurrence remains poorly understood. In some cases, the mechanical lesions are

Each year in November, after regional heats in Belfast, Cork, Derry, Dublin, Galway and Limerick have produced two finalists from each province, the finals are held to judge who of Ireland's top eight performance poets will walk away with the prestigious crown of All Ireland Poetry Slam Champion. As the event has no formal funding we are advertising our project on the crowd-funding site fundit.ie, in the hope of raising €1000 to cover prize money and expenses for travelling poets, plus the printing costs for 100 copies of a special commemorative edition chapbook of the 16-18 poems that contestants bring to the final. A €10 donation secures you an Honourable Mention in the Special Edition Slam Final Chapbook of Finalists' Poems, whilst €20 secures a mention and a copy of the publication. Founded on the idea of the old bardic circuit,with or without electronics; it may be feasible to include additional instrumental forces. According to Wikipedia. Robert Ashley, is a contemporary American composer, best known for his operas and other theatrical works, many of which incorporate electronics and extended techniques. Along with Gordon Mumma, Ashley was also a major pioneer of audio synthesis. Friday, 27 July 2012 To promote writing, reading and creativity, DkIT wishes to recruit a Writer in Residence, based in the Institute Library. The Writer in Residence will engage with the DkIT community of staff and students, and with the local community, including local schools The Writer in Residence will: have previously published work have skills in working with young people, students and institutions have the capacity to produce work in collaboration with others have the capacity to encourage and inspire others be flexible and able to respond to situations and the different needs they encounter be able to work on own initiative DkIT recognises the importance of the Writer in Residence’s professional development. The successful writer will be given the chance to develop and explore their own writing styles while participating in the residency and the scheduling of the Residency will incorporate time for the Writer to develop his /her work. A Working Group, drawn from the Library of DkIT, the Arts Service of Louth Local Authorities and community interests will guide and support Writer during the Residency. A contract not exceeding 6 months will be offered. Thursday, 26 July 2012 The Penny Dreadful is a new Cork based literary magazine and is currently accepting submissions. We accept all known forms of creative writing, and several that are sadly as of yet unknown to all but our editorial staff. And we want you. Yes, even you, as wretched and forlorn as you may well be. We want you to submit to us anything that you may happen to have written that you feel is of a certain quality

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at the rally as observers. If any of you encounter any threat from anyone during the rally, either physical or verbal, please refrain from retaliating, and notify the police or our legal counsel as soon as possible. If possible, please record the encounter as potential evidence. Hong Kong New Yorkers are not afraid. We also believe NYPD is there to protect our freedom of assembly, and that they will do their job, unlike their Hong Kong counterparts. Say NO to white terror! Support Hong Kong!" Which side is Guterres and his UN on? The white terror. Now as the Hong Kong police, with the Chinese garrison saying it is free to join that at any time, tear gasses the protesters, UN Guterres is silent, with his financial conflict of interest with CEFC China Energy. After roughing up and banning Inner City Press which asks, Guterres' July 26 noon "press" briefing had not a single question. Very Xi. On June 6, banned Inner City Press asked Guterres and his spokes- / hachetman Stephane Dujarric: "June 6-3: On China, human rights and the SG, what is the SG's response to reports that China has announced former Hong Kong police chief Andy Tsang Wai-hung’s nomination for the top post at the United Nations organisation fighting drug crimes - Mr Tsang's nomination could also be controversial for his management of the Occupy protests, during which tear gas was used on pro-democracy demonstrators. That shone a spotlight on government effortsto clamp down on activists in the former British colony, with the gatherings of mostly students dubbed the "Umbrella Movement" after they used umbrellas to shield themselves from the pepper spray. Concerns over the autonomy of Hong Kong's judicial system have increased, as the Beijing-backed government seeks an extradition bill that critics say could be used to target dissidents living in the city. That legislation may have helped drive a record turnout of more than 180,000 on Tuesday night for Hong Kong's annual vigil to remember the Chinese military's crackdown in Tiananmen Square. Police put the number of attendees at 37,000. The nomination is China’s first attempt to fill a top position at a major international organisation since it detained Meng Hongwei, then the head of the global policing body Interpol, last year. It was understood UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres would select a successor in a few months to replace the current executive director, Yury Fedotov of Russia, who had been in office since 2010"?" More than two weeks later, no answer at all despite Dujarric's promise that there would be answers. Guterres is entirely corrupt. And this: "The former commissioner of police, Andy Tsang, said on Saturday the level of force used by police during the June 12 protests was necessary and restrained. Tsang said from what he saw on live TV broadcasts, there was a level of violence caused by protesters that was more serious than what had been seen during the 2014 civil disobedience movement, when he was leading the police force. He said it would not have been possible for the

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more flooding. Levels at another nearby reservoir, Barker, are increasing as well and its spillway may overtop soon, Corps officials say. And in a cruel paradox, the city also has to worry about having enough water. Houston’s Northeast Water Purification Plant, one of three plants that supply water to the city, is flooded. While the system is still working, even with much of its equipment underwater, city officials are worried about their ability to keep it running. Houston’s downtown convention center had filled with evacuees. Thousands of people gathered on green cots under a constellation of fluorescent lights in the George R. Brown Convention Center, the Houston area’s largest shelter. The venue, where the city at first talked of housing 5,000 people, had more than 9,000 by Tuesday, Mayor Turner said. The placedefaultsummaryid 1131946680 classes[].id 1131946680 classes[].name "default" classes[].fields[].name "abyte" classes[].fields[].type "byte" classes[].fields[].name "along" classes[].fields[].type "int64" classes[].fields[].name "abool" classes[].fields[].type "bool" classes[].fields[].name "ashortfloat" classes[].fields[].type "float16" classes[].fields[].name "tagfield" classes[].fields[].type "jsonstring" classes[].fields[].name "stringmapfield" classes[].fields[].type "jsonstring" classes[].fields[].name "album0" classes[].fields[].type "jsonstring" classes[].fields[].name "album1" classes[].fields[].type "jsonstring" classes[].fields[].name "rankfeatures" classes[].fields[].type "featuredata" classes[].fields[].name "summaryfeatures" classes[].fields[].type "featuredata" classes[].fields[].name "documentid" classes[].fields[].type "longstring" classes[].id 1027812395 classes[].name "attributeprefetch" classes[].fields[].name "other" classes[].fields[].type "int64" classes[].fields[].name "abyte" classes[].fields[].type "byte" classes[].fields[].name "along" classes[].fields[].type "int64" classes[].fields[].name "abool" classes[].fields[].type "bool" classes[].fields[].name "ashortfloat" classes[].fields[].type "float16" classes[].fields[].name "juletre" classes[].fields[].type "int64" classes[].fields[].name "rankfeatures" classes[].fields[].type "featuredata" classes[].fields[].name "summaryfeatures" classes[].fields[].type "featuredata"

O R D E R  Anthony Zara was a former student at the Ross University School of Veterinary  Medicine on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts. He sued the university and its corporate  parents for gender discrimination under Title IX, breach of contract, and tort violations.  The district court granted the defendants’ motion to dismiss on forum non conveniens  grounds, and dismissed the action. We affirm.    As alleged in his complaint, Zara––now a resident of Florida––became involved  in a tumultuous romantic relationship with Alexa Ferrari while both were students at  Ross in St. Kitts. After the relationship ended, Ferrari falsely reported to the St. Kitts  No. 17‐1755    Page 2    police and the university that he had engaged in abusive and threatening behavior  towards her. Zara was arrested and placed in a local jail until he was released on bail.  He then received a letter from a Ross faculty member informing him that he had been  suspended pending an investigation into Ferrari’s allegations.      Zara says that he was informed by Ross officials that Ferrari’s complaint would  be considered at a disciplinary hearing, and he was given only one hour to review the  materials that the panel—comprised of local faculty members—intended to present  against him. After the hearing, the panel determined that most of Ferrari’s allegations  were true and issued a notice of expulsion against Zara for violating several provisions  of the school’s Code of Conduct.    Zara then moved to Florida and filed this suit under Title IX, 20 U.S.C. § 1681. He  also asserted state law claims for breach of contract, negligence, and intentional  infliction of emotional distress. Although he did not specify why he chose the Northern  District of Illinois, he alleged that Ross is “owned, controlled, and run” by DeVry  Education Group,1  which maintains its headquarters in Downers Grove, Illinois.    The defendants filed a motion to dismiss based on the doctrine of forum non  conveniens, which allows a court to dismiss a case properly before it when litigation  would be more convenient in a foreign forum. Gulf Oil Corp. v. Gilbert, 330 U.S. 501, 507  (1947). In the defendants’ view, St. Kitts was a more appropriate forum for the lawsuit:  the parties all were amenable to process there, St. Kitts had provided similar plaintiffs  with satisfactory remedies, and St. Kitts had a “strong local interest” in resolving the  dispute (the events relevant to the suit had occurred in St. Kitts, all possible witnesses  resided in St. Kitts, and Ross was incorporated and maintained its principal place of  business in St. Kitts). Zara opposed the motion. He conceded that St. Kitts “might be an  alternative and adequate forum to dispute most … of the claims.” But he argued that  Illinois was a more appropriate forum because the decision‐making parent company  and its senior‐level staff members were located there and because Ross—in another  lawsuit involving a trademark‐infringement claim—previously chose Illinois courts as a  convenient forum.    The court agreed with the defendants that private and public interest factors  favored litigation in St. Kitts and dismissed the action without prejudice. Noting that                                                    1  DeVry Education Group changed its name in May 2017 to Adtalem Global Education.  ADTALEM GLOBAL EDUCATION, http://www.adtalem.com.  No. 17‐1755   

OUT" "IN THIS LAN'" "CATCH A FRISCO OUT ¶" "Martin:" "THEASPIRINGSONGSTER ALSO HAD TO KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST POPULAR TUNES." ""COON SONGS," AS THEY WERE" "COMMONLY CALLED, SWEPT" "TIN PAN ALLEY IN THE 1890s." "THESE SONGS TOOK THE MINSTREL" "SHOW CARICATURES TO NEW" "EXTREMES." "ALONG WITH RAGTIME MUSIC AND" "THE CAKEWALK DANCE CRAZE," "COON SONGS WERE FAVORITE" "DIVERSIONS FOR A COUNTRY" "INCREASINGLY DOMINATED BY" "THE BRUTAL RACISM OF JIM CROW." "IRONICALLY, THEY PROVIDED" "A GATEWAY FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS" "INTO MAINSTREAM SHOW BIZ." "Flemons:" "HISPERFORMANCE STYLE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST TIMES I WAS REALLY HEARING A BLACK" "STYLE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST TIMES I WAS REALLY HEARING A BLACK PERSON, NOT SO MUCH DOING" "I WAS REALLY HEARING A BLACK PERSON, NOT SO MUCH DOING THE STEREOTYPESOF THE MINSTREL" "PERSON, NOT SO MUCH DOING THE STEREOTYPES OF THE MINSTREL BUT HE WAS PLAYING UP TO THOSE" "THE STEREOTYPES OF THE MINSTREL BUT HE WAS PLAYING UP TO THOSE PERFORMANCE TYPES AND HE WAS" "BUT HE WAS PLAYING UP TO THOSE PERFORMANCE TYPES AND HE WAS MAKING IT A REALISTIC STATEMENT," "PERFORMANCE TYPES AND HE WAS MAKING IT A REALISTIC STATEMENT, A PERSONAL STATEMENT." "MAKING IT A REALISTIC STATEMENT, A PERSONAL STATEMENT." "HE ADAPTED HIS COUNTRY STYLE OF" "A PERSONAL STATEMENT." "HE ADAPTED HIS COUNTRY STYLE OF BANJO PLAYING INTO" "HE ADAPTED HIS COUNTRY STYLE OF BANJO PLAYING INTO THE POPULAR SONGS OF THE DAY." "Martin:" "FROM1914UNTIL THE EARLY 1930s, GUS CANNON TOURED WITH MEDICINE SHOWS" "THE EARLY 1930s, GUS CANNON TOURED WITH MEDICINE SHOWS

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pilot in the Korean War, he went back to school and received a Ph.D. from MIT in mathematics at age 23. He had degrees in computer science, law, and mathematics. And students would ask him, “What are you?” His answer: “I am a problem solver.” That is the great skill of someone who studies the liberal arts. That is one of the skills that futurist Alvin Tofler had in mind when he said: “The illiterate of the 21st-century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” I majored in Geology and minored in Economics. It was the ability to blend those two fields that shaped my career. I studied Geology because I wanted to become involved in the oil business. And the economics linkShare ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ོ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ོ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀[TRIGGER WARNING HEADS UP] ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀after watching the rebel broadcast, the three capitol officers sat in the presidential mansion sipping cups of tea and discussing their true intentions of today's mission as they prepared for their live screening before alaska gave the camera man his cue to roll. her face, along with pyper and lexus next to her, showed up on the teleprompter, screening in each district due to the hack of jacob carnelian as usual. alaska, per usual, stepped forward with a smirk spread across her face. the sweet act was clearly over. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀"ah, how's panem doing tonight, huh? i see some of you have received word from miss kora fiammetta earlier today. it's true, we did attack what was once our people, but

children take on these traits (395c‐d, 400d‐401d). For this reason, craftsmen who imitate good character "lead them [children] unwit‐ discourse
worth
serious
attention
has
ever
been
written
in
verse
or
prose"
(277e5‐8). Socrates goes on to distinguish the
written discourse of the philosopher from those of other
writers such
as
poets. If a
writer composes
his
document
with
knowledge, can
defend
his
writing, and
can
argue
that
his
writing
is
of
little
worth,
he
may
be
called
by
"a
name
derived
not
from these
writings
but
rather
from
those
things
that
you
are
seriously
pursuing"
(278c7‐d1),
phi‐ losophy. On
the
other
hand,
"if
a
man
has
nothing
more
valuable
than
what
he
has
composed or
written, spending long
hours twisting it around,
pasting
parts together and taking them apart"(278d8‐e1), he should be called by another name, such as "poet". So, a philosopher shapes souls, leaving behind philosophers, in contrast to a poet, who only leaves behind written
works. If
a
man
meets
certain
criteria
in
his
writing,
he
may
be
called
a
philosopher only
if
he,
in
addition
to
writing,
practices
the
soul‐shaping
work
of
philosophy. Likewise,
in the
Republic,
philosophy
is
distinguished
from
poetry
by
its
product: the
philosopher
leaves behind
a
soul
shaped
in
imitation
of
the
forms
whereas
a
poet leaves
behind
poetry. I
shall argue
below,
however,
that
the
work
of
some
poets
may
be
used
by
the
philosopher
in
order to
shape
souls,
as
may
the
written
work
of
a
philosopher. All
in
all,
though,
poetry
and
other mimetic literary
works,
even
Plato's
dialogues,
are imitations
and
as
such
are inferior to the activity
of
philosophy. 34 Miriam Byrd tingly,
from
childhood
on,
to
resemblance,
friendship,
and
harmony
with
the beauty of reason" (401d1‐3). Socrates explains at 401d6‐402a4 why poetry should
be
the
foundation
of
elementary
education
in
the
good
city: First, because rhythm
and
harmony
permeate the inner
part
of the soul
more than anything else, affecting it
most stronglyThe Society mourns the loss of famed physician-scientist and global health leader Dr. Adel Mahmoud, who died June 11, 2018, in New York City as a result of a brain hemorrhage. He is survived by his wife, Dr. Sally Hodder. Born and raised in Egypt, Dr. Mahmoud received his medical degree from the University of Cairo in 1963. Following a change in political climate, he left Egypt in 1968 to pursue studies in the UK and was awarded a PhD in 1971 from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Committed even at this early stage of his career to the improvement of health in the developing world, he immigrated to the US in 1973 to work as a postdoctoral fellow with the storied Kenneth Warren at Case

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of them, the maker listens to the
horseman
and
has true
belief,
and
the imitator,
who
has
neither knowledge
nor
true
belief,
merely
paints
the
appearance
of
them. In
his
criti‐ cism
at
602c‐603b,
citing
the
influence
of
trompe
l'oeil
painting
on
the
irrational part of the soul, Socrates concludes mimetic poetry prevents the soul from being
summoned.
Since
Socrates'
criticism
of
poetry
in
these
three
passages
is based
on
an
analogy
with
representational
painting,
we
have
reason
to
assume that
his
conclusions
extend
beyond
the
genre
of
mimetic
poetry. Third, though Socrates specifically targets mimetic poetry in two of his criticisms and does not draw broader conclusions to be applied to other art forms,13
these
criticisms
apply
equally
well
to
mimetic
literature
in
general. At 603b‐605c,
Socrates
argues
that
mimesis
acts
on
the
inferior
part
of
the
soul
and morally corrupts. Since the
poet chooses to imitate irrational
men,
due to the fact that they are easier to represent and
more entertaining to audiences, the audience's identification
with
characters
has
a
morally
corrupting influence.14 In lines 605c‐606e Socrates argues that mimetic poetry corrupts even decent people. Though
a
decent
person
guards
against
irrational
emotions
in
both
self and others, aesthetic distance makes this person relax his or her guard and unwittingly
take
on
the
perspective
of the
character. These
criticisms
have
to do
with
the
subject
matter
of
mimetic
literature
and
the
influence
it
has
over
its audience. Thus, the
criticisms,
which
are
not
here tied to
verse,
apply to
mi‐ metic
prose
works,
such
as
dramatic
dialogues,
just
as
well. Plato's
dialogues
are
mimetic in
both
the
wider
and
narrow
senses
of the term.15 The
dialogue
is
mimetic
in
the
more
general
sense
of
creating
a
repre‐ sentation. Leon
Golden
writes: "The
dialogue is a representation of
menin 13
Since
the
criticism
at
598d‐600e
is
based
on
an
example
from
mimetic
poetry,
it
may
ap‐ pear to fall into this
category. However,
Socrates
expands
his
conclusion to
cover
all imita‐ tors. 14
In
Republic
4
a
just
soul
is
one
in
which
reason,
with
the
aid
of
spirit,
rules
the
appetites. When
the
appetites
are
strengthened
and
take
charge,
the
soul
is
corrupted. Socrates
does
not mention
the
spirited
part
of
the
soul
in
his
Book
10
discussion
of
mimesis
but
instead
focuses on
the
opposition
between
reason
and
appetite. 15
For
discussions
of
ways
in
which
Plato's
dialogues
share
characteristics
with
mimetic
po‐ etry see Friedlander (1958, 108‐125); Partee (1970, 219‐221); Nightingale (1995); Rutherford (1995,10‐16);
and
Golden
(1975,
121,
124‐130). 30 Miriam Byrd action, sharing
many important
qualities
with
dramatic literature."16 The
Re‐ public imitates dialectical discourse, or, the practice of philosophy. Within representation
of
this
greater
activity,
we
also
see
imitations
of
personal
actions and behavior. For instance, in the
Republic characters attend the festival of Bendis, meeting afterward at Polemarchus' house. During the subsequent conversation, the interlocutors' characters are represented by the way they interact
with
Socrates
and
one
another
(as
for
example
the
way
Thrasymachus reveals himself in his explosive response to Socrates' questioning). Plato's imitation
is
not
limited
to
human
action,
though. He
uses
images
of
the
sensi‐ ble
world
in
order
to
represent
metaphysical
and
epistemological
views.17 For example, the images of the divided line and the cave represent the world's ontological
hierarchy
and
how
we
know
each
'level',
the
image
of
the
Kallipolis represents
justice,
the
image
of
Glaucus
represents
the
embodied
soul,
and
the complex
web
of
imagery
in
the
Myth
of
Er
represents
a
view
of
the
afterlife. The
Republic
is
also
mimetic
in
the
narrower
sense. First,
the
Republic
in‐ volves
miming
characters. At
first
glance
the
Republic
appears
to
be
a
combi‐ nation of narrative alone and narrative through mimesis. Though Socrates narrates
the
dialogue,
he
periodically
takes
on
the
persona
of
other
characters, speaking
as
if
he
were
they. However,
this
dialogue
is
purely
mimetic
because its author,

19, health officials announced they would begin contacting 1,009 patients who received the injections that had previously been contacted for meningitis risk, but now will be told to be on the lookout for signs of an infection, reports The Tennessean. "Tennessee is going to be very proactive," Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease researcher at Vanderbilt University who is assisting the state, told the paper. Last week House lawmakers questioned Dr. Margaret Hamburg, chief of the Food and Drug Administration along with one of the owners of the New England Compounding Center, Barry Cadden about the current outbreak. They asked about the company's history of repeat violations and earlier FDA inspections of the firm that found non-sterile practices. Hamburg called for more oversight of compounding pharmacies, which are regulated by statein which he lauded his drones and said, "The most important is that we must be available to support the political processes. The second is human rights." Human rights? Ladsous' DPKO has answered a detailed human rights report, Ladsous refused to answer about peacekeeper killings in the Central African Republic and stonewalls for months on the 130 rapes in Minova by his partners in the Congolese Army, video here. Back on July 16 in New York, Ladsous said he would take questions about peacekeeping in the Central African Republic, Inner City Press arrived early to ask about reports the current MISCA peacekeepers have killed civilians, for example in Bozoum, here. So on July 17, Inner City Press put the same question to UN deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq: what does the UN know, and what has it done about, allegations of killing by MISCA peacekeepers, proposed to be "re-hatted" in September? Haq told Inner City Press to "ask MISCA." So the UN has no role, and will automatically put UN "blue helmets" on these troops? Inner City Press also asked about media reports in Nepal that Ladsous will visit that country on July 11, ostensibly to "acquire information on the latest political situation [and] the progress made in terms of constitution writing." But do Ladsous and DPKO have any mandate to review constitutions? Shouldn't Ladsous if there review cholera screening, in light of bringing the disease to Haiti? Ladsous did not answer, and neither did Haq. On July 16 at the

as popular as ever. This year Warner Brothers/Legendary Pictures is launching its reboot of Godzilla (this time set in San Francisco), while Rialto Pictures has painstakingly restored the original 98-minute Japanese version of the film for a new release under the title, Godzilla: The Japanese Original. American audiences now have the opportunity to see this classic film as it was meant to be seen. The 20 minutes of American footage (mostly with Raymond Burr) are gone while approximately 38 minutes of the original film are now restored. What remains from the original production? Sadly, not much. The oldest known prop from the 1954 production is the Oxygen Destroyer that was used in the original to kill the monster (and featured on the poster for Godzilla: The Japanese Original). The   I didn’t talk about God . . . other than the one time Mike Fitzgerald asked  me what I was listening to and I said a Christian radio station talking  about blended families. . . . Isabel, for whatever reason one day told me  that her mom works at the Marian Center downtown. I told her I had just  bought a cross necklace there a couple of months back. It’s a Catholic  store. Also, she told me her little brothers and sisters had gone to Little  Flower. I said I had gone to Little Flower from K–8 and sent my kids there  for a little while but couldn’t afford the entire time.    Hunt reacted by documenting his involvement in handling complaints about  Painter’s behavior. For example, on October 31, 2011, he noted for his file that one of  Painter’s coworkers had told him she was “fearful of . . . Deanna and was making other  arrangements for her car‐pool to pick her up in the evening as she and Deanna both  leave work at the same time.” Hunt gathered similar statements from other coworkers.  He disciplined Painter for keeping the log, and he gave his file and the employee  statements to Ryan Amerson, a labor‐relations specialist. Amerson recommended that  Hunt again place Painter on paid administrative leave, which, after conferring with his  supervisor, Hunt did on November 23, 2011.     Five days later Marie Malek‐Robinson, the IDOT’s fitness‐for‐duty coordinator,  retained psychiatrist Dr. Terry Killian to evaluate Painter’s mental health. Dr. Killian  met with Painter on December 2 and 16, 2011. He concluded that Painter was  psychiatrically fit for duty, but the statements from her coworkers and supervisors  No. 16‐3187   

found that the partner of a Hong Kong civil servant—the two had married overseas—was entitled to the same benefits as a heterosexual spouse. The hearings in the Hong Kong government’s appeal against the decision began this month. Then, in September, a court ruled in favor of a lesbian expatriate couple seeking to be treated on par with heterosexual couples by the immigration department. The Hong Kong government is seeking to appeal that decision too and if it is allowed, that could be heard next year or in 2019. In the meantime, according to the law firm that represented the British couple, “the law in Hong Kong now is that foreign registered same-sex marriages and civil partnerships shall be recognised by the Immigration Department for dependant visa purposes.” Since theMemphis Mississippi State California Alabama A&M Belmont Birmingham-Southern Bucknell Fairfield George Mason IPFW Northern Colorado Princeton Savannah State Saint Mary's UC-Riverside 2005 Florida (champions) Syracuse Wake Forest Texas Tech Albany Bethune-Cookman Cornell George Mason Georgia Southern Mississippi Valley State Oakland Portland St. Francis (Pennsylvania) St. Peter's San Jose State UC Irvine 2006 Maryland (champions) Michigan State Texas St. John's Alcorn State Brown Central Michigan Chicago State Hampton Loyola Maryland Navy New Orleans North Florida St. Bonaventure Vermont Youngstown State 2007 Memphis (champions) Connecticut Kentucky Oklahoma Alabama A&M Buffalo Central Arkansas Denver East Central (Oklahoma) Gardner-Webb Maine Morgan State Ohio Valley Richmond San Francisco Tennessee-Martin 2008 Duke (champions) Michigan Southern Illinois UCLA Arkansas-Monticello California University of Pennsylvania Georgia Southern Houston IUPUI Massachusetts Miami (OH) Michigan Tech Northeastern Prairie View A&M Presbyterian Weber State 2009

Security Council stakeout, first Ladsous sought out a softball question in French; then when the Press question about MISCA in Bozoum was asked, he shook his head and said, ďI give the floor to Madame.Ē So Inner City Press asked that question, politely but audibly. Again Ladsous refused to answer, looking desperately around for a friendly question. Ladsous has adopted this position -- video compilation here -- since Inner City Press asked him about his history during the Rwanda genocide in 1994, as France's Deputy Permanent Representative in the Security Council arguing for the escape of genocidaires into Eastern Congo, sample memo here. It was and is a straightforward question, the type public officials answer every day. But Ladsous has refused, and has gone further. Because Ladsous is protected -- was nominated -- by the French government which has controlled UN Peacekeeping four times in a row now, this anamoly is allowed to go on inside the UN. More seriously, UN Peacekeeping by most accounts brought cholera to Haiti, which has killed over 8,000 people. Inner City Press asked Ladsous, loud and clear (but nothing but polite) if his DPKO now belatedly screens peacekeepers from cholera hot spots before deployment. Ladsous refused to answer. To this has the UN descended. The new Free UN Coalition for Access has formally proposed that UN Under Secretaries General not be allowed to take this approach. Watch this site. 986 A.2d 467 (2009) In the Matter of Michele SUKERMAN and William Sukerman. No. 2009-216. Supreme Court of New Hampshire. Argued: November 4, 2009. Opinion Issued: December 31, 2009. *468 Cynthia M. Weston, of Londonderry, on the brief, and Legal Resource Strategies, PLLC, of Manchester (Nancy A. DeAngelis on the brief and orally), for the petitioner. Law Office of Joshua L. Gordon, of Concord (Joshua L. Gordon on the brief and orally), for the respondent. HICKS, J. The respondent, William Sukerman, appeals the order of the Derry Family Division (Moore, J.) distributing the parties' marital property in a divorce proceeding filed by the petitioner, Michele Sukerman. The respondent contends the family division erred in awarding the petitioner a portion of his accidental disability pension benefit. We affirm. The following facts were either found by the trial court or

O R D E R In April 2009, Michael Henry saw fit to continue his campaign of litigation against the IRS over the income taxes he owes for the 1999 tax year.  Since 2002 Henry has filed multiple lawsuits in the Fifth Circuit and Seventh Circuit and continues to litigate his 1999 tax liability in the United States Tax Court.  In December 2007, the Northern District of Illinois Executive Committee (“Executive Committee”) issued an order that barred him from filing any new civil cases in its district.  The trial judge dismissed Henry’s complaint * After examining the briefs and the record, we have concluded that oral argument is unnecessary.  Thus, the appeal is submitted on the briefs and the record.  See FED. R. APP. P. 34(a)(2). No. 09‐2398 Page 2 because it was in violation of the Executive Committee’s order.  Henry appeals, and we affirm the action of the Executive Committee.  From December 2006 to October 2007, Henry had filed six pro se civil cases in the Northern District of Illinois dealing with his 1999 tax liability.  After receiving an unfavorable ruling in one of these law suits, Henry sent threatening e‐mails addressed to the judge presiding over the case as well as a number of other government officials involved in his lawsuit.  As a result of these threats, he was convicted of impeding and retaliating against federal officials engaged in their official duty in violation 18 U.S.C. § 115 and sentenced to 16 months’ imprisonment.  To curb Henry’s habit of filing numerous civil cases dealing with the same subject matter (1999 tax liability) and combined with his sending threatening e‐mails, the Executive Committee entered an order barring Henry from filing any new civil cases in the district.  In re Michael F. Henry, No. 07 CV 7159 (N.D. Ill. Dec. 20, 2007) (unpublished order).  As detailed in the order, the filing bar did not affect Henry’s pending cases or apply to criminal or postconviction matters.  Further, the Executive Committee authorized Henry to seek modification or rescission of the order after nine months.  Id.  Henry did not challenge the order, and in April 2009, he filed this suit in the Northern District.  Once again the suit seeks to challenge and overturn his 1999 tax liability.  J. Kernan, was, according to the charter of Union dated October 12, 1901, one of the original shareholders and a member of the first Board of Directors of the said corporation. 10. By instrument dated April 13, 1908 recorded in Book 93, folio 275, records of Calcasieu Parish Thomas J. Kernan executed a cancellation of the 1904 tax sale in favor of Frederick C. Hubbell insofar as it purported to affect the Hubbell Tract. 11. By instrument dated July 18, 1918 recorded in Book N, folio 295, records of Jefferson Davis Parish, Hon. Paul Capdeville, State Auditor of Public Accounts, purporting to act pursuant to the provisions of Section 7 of Act 315 of 1910, authorized the Recorder of Conveyances of Jefferson Davis Parish to cancel the 1904 tax sale

Addressing the shortage of health professionals in South Africa through the development of a new cadre of health worker: the creation of Clinical Associates. South Africa made a decision in 2002 to develop so-called mid-level medical workers, now known as clinical associates. This article describes the background to this decision, and the national process of developing the profession and its scope of practice, which was aligned with the needs of the health service, particularly those of rural district hospitals. A common national curriculum was then developed, with implementation in three faculties. The first graduates have entered the profession, starting in 2011, and are in the process of establishing themselves across the country. They are already making an important contribution to rural health care, and are seeking ways in whichAzerbaijan Lüneburg Clamart, France Ivrea, Italy Naruto, Japan Scunthorpe, England, United Kingdom Tartu, Estonia Viborg, Denmark Lünen Bartın, Turkey Demmin, Germany Kamień Pomorski, Poland Panevėžys, Lithuania Salford, England, United Kingdom Zwolle, Netherlands M Magdeburg Braunschweig, Germany Harbin, China Le Havre, France Nashville, United States Radom, Poland Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Zaporizhia, Ukraine Maintal Esztergom, Hungary Katerini, Greece Luisant, France Moosburg, Austria Mainz Baku, Azerbaijan Dijon, France Erfurt, Germany Haifa, Israel Louisville, United States Valencia, Spain Watford, England, United Kingdom Zagreb, Croatia Mainz – Finthen Rodeneck, Italy Mainz – Laubenheim Longchamp, France Mannheim Bydgoszcz, Poland Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf (Berlin), Germany Chişinău, Moldova Haifa, Israel Klaipėda, Lithuania Qingdao, China Riesa, Germany Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom Toulon, France Windsor, Canada Zhenjiang, China Marburg Eisenach, Germany Maribor, Slovenia Northampton, England, United Kingdom Poitiers, France Sfax, Tunisia Sibiu, Romania Marienberg Bad Marienberg, Germany Dorog, Hungary Lingen,

Vinkhumbo Maria Folau, Laura Langman (Captain), Ameliaranne Ekenasio, Gina Crampton, Bailey Mes, Casey Kopua, Jane Watson, Shannon Saunders, Karin Burger, Phoenix Karaka, Katrina Rore, Te Paea Selby-Rickit Pei Shan Lee, Charmaine Soh, Xinyi Tan, Kai Wei Toh, Carmen Goh, Kimberly Lim, Shawallah Rashid, Shuyi Kwok, Aqilah Andin, Melody Teo, Sindhu Nair, Joanna Toh Group C Kaitlyn Fisher, Episake Kahatoka, Alisi Galo, Kelera Nawai, Lydia Panapasa, Unaisi Rauluni, Aliti Toribau, Adi Vakaoca Bolakoro, Ema Mualuvu, Asilika Sevutia, Matila Vocea, Laisani Waqa Romelda Aiken, Jhanielle Fowler-Reid (Captain), Vangelee Williams, Jodi-Ann Ward, Stacian Facey, Shanice Beckford, Adean Thomas, Nicole Dixon, Khadijah Williams, Kadie-Ann Dehaney, Shamera Sterling, Rebekah Robinson Lenize Potgieter, Erin Burger, Maryka Holtzhausen, Renske Stoltz, Ine-Marí Venter, Izette Griesel, Khanyisa Chawane, Bongiwe Msomi (captain), Shadine van der Merwe, Karla Pretorius, Phumza Maweni, Zanele Vimbela Jameela McCarthy, Tahirah Hollingsworth, Kalifa MCollin, Samantha Wallace, Daystar Swift, Shaquanda Queena, Onella Hill,Aniecia Baptiste, Rhonda John-Davis, Shantel Seemungal, Shernece Seemungal, Candice Guerero Group D Helen Housby, Joanne Harten, Natalie Haythornthwaite, Rachel Dunn, Serena Guthrie (captain), Jade Clarke (vice-captain), Chelsea Pitman, Natalie Panagarry, Layla Guscoth, Eboni Usoro-Brown, Geva Mentor, Fran Williams Ann Helen Nu’uali’itia, Ariana Luamanu, Toa Tanimo, Brooke Amber Williams, Eseta Autagavaia, Gene Nafanua Solia-Gibb, Lenora Misa, Rachel Rasmussen, Sanita To’o, Afi Lafaiali’i-Sapolu, Soli Ropati, Tee Salanoa Emma Barrie, Kelly Boyle, Lynsey Gallagher, Ella Gibbons, Bethan Goodwin, Sarah MacPhail, Claire Maxwell (captain), Niamh McCall, Nicola McCleery, Hayley Mulheron, Emily Nicholl, Lauren Tait Peace Proscovia (Captain), Mary Cholhok Nuba, Lilian Ajio, Jesca Achan, Ruth Meeme, Betty Kizza, Racheal Nanyonga, Sylivia Nanyonga, Joan Nampungu, Stella Oyella, Stella Nanfuka, Muhayimina Namuwaya References World Cup

No. 17‐3143  he  had  been  injured on the  job in the  meantime.  No formal  disciplinary action was taken against Gates. After his injury,  Gates went on workers’ compensation leave, and during that  time began working a second job at the University of Illinois‐ Chicago. Rivera informed an employee with the Board’s legal  department that Gates had taken several extensive leaves and  then found a second job. Gates believed that Rivera took this  action to have him fired.  When Gates returned from his leave in November 2014, he  was assigned to the Far South Side or Southwest Collabora‐ tive, a group of traveling building engineers who work at dif‐ ferent schools throughout the southwest side of Chicago. In  the position at William C. Goudy Technology Academy that  Gates held before his leaves, he was a Class 3 engineer (the  lowest‐paid  of  three  classes),  earning  around  $82,000  to  $87,000 a year.2 When Gates testified at his deposition in 2016,  he was a Class 2 engineer with the Southwest Collaborative  earning between $94,000 and $97,000 a year.  B. Proceedings in Civil Rights Agencies and the District Court   Gates  never  filed  a  formal  internal  complaint  with  the  Board about the discrimination he says he suffered. Instead,  on April 14, 2014, he filed a formal charge of discrimination  with the Illinois Department of Human Rights and the United  States  Equal  Employment  Opportunity  Commission.  The  EEOC issued Gates a notice of his right to sue. Gates then filed  a five‐count complaint against the Board in the district court                                                    2 The term Chief Engineer was abolished in 2012 under the terms of a  collective bargaining agreement. When the title was in use, it applied au‐ tomatically to any building engineer appointed to a school with only one  engineer—so Gates was the Chief Engineer at Goudy.   No. 17‐3143  7 alleging DESTIN, Fla. – Steve Shaw insists the Southeastern Conference is not purposefully surrendering its officiating soul to up-tempo offense. But the league's supervisor of officials did say here at the league's spring meetings Thursday that the SEC will experiment in 2014 with a single eight-man officiating crew, with the added official (the "center judge") assigned to spot the football in an orderly and accurate fashion. And the sooner the ball is spotted, the sooner a no-huddle team can line up and get it snapped. It may not be an outright facilitation of fast football, but it is at least an acknowledgment of it. "The intent is not to change our pace," Shaw said. Spotting the ball is not a pressing issue unless there are teams pressing the pace of play. Thus

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Plaintiffs‐Appellees,    FIONA HAVLISH, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Donald J. Havlish Jr.,  DONALD HAVLISH SR., SUSAN CONKLIN, WILLIAM HAVLISH, TARA BANE,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of Michael A. Bane, DONALD BANE,  CHRISTINA BANE‐HAYES, KRYSTYNA BORYCZEWSKI, individually and on behalf of  the Estate of Martin Boryczewski, ESTATE OF MICHAEL BORYCZEWSKI, JULIA  BORYCZEWSKI, MICHELE BORYCZEWSKI, GRACE KNESKI, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Steven Cafiero, RICHARD A. CAPRONI, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Richard M. Caproni, DOLORES CAPRONI, CHRISTOPHER CAPRONI,  MICHAEL CAPRONI, LISA CAPRONI‐BROWN, CLARA CHIRCHIRILLO, individually  and on behalf of the Estate of Peter Chirchirillo, LIVIA CHIRCHIRILLO, CATHERINE  DEBLIECK, WILLIAM COALE, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Jeffrey  Coale, FRANCES COFFEY, individually and on behalf of the Estates of Daniel M.  Coffey and Jason Coffey, DANIEL D. COFFEY, M.D., KEVIN M. COFFEY, THE ESTATE  OF JEFFREY COLLMAN, DWAYNE W. COLLMAN, BRIAN COLLMAN, CHARLES  COLLMAN, BRENDA SORENSON, LOISANNE DIEHL, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Michael Diehl, MORRIS DORF, individually and on behalf of the Estate of  Stephen Dorf, MICHELLE DORF, ANNE MARIE DORF, ROBERT DORF, JOSEPH DORF,  LINDA SAMMUT, CORAZON FERNANDEZ, individually and on behalf of the Estate  of Judy Fernandez, MARIA REGINA MERWIN, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Ronald Gamboa, GRACE PARKINSON‐GODSHALK, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of William R. Godshalk, TINA GRAZIOSO, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of John Grazioso, JIN LIU, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Liming Gu, ALAN GU, MAUREEN HALVORSON, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of James D. Halvorson, MARIE ANN PAPROCKI, individually  and on behalf of the Estate of Dennis Lavelle, RONI LEVINE, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Robert Levine, TERESANNE LOSTRANGIO, individually and  on behalf of the Estate of Joseph Lostrangio, MARGARET MAURO, individually and  on behalf of the Estate of Dorothy Mauro, RAMON MELENDEZ, individually and  9    on behalf of the Estate of Mary Melendez, PATRICIA MILANO, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Peter T. Milano, IVY MORENO, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Yvette Nichole Moreno, JOANNE LOVETT, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Brian Nunez, ESTATE OF VINCENT A. OGNIBENE,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of Philip Paul Ognibene, CHRISTINE  PAPASSO, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Salvatore T. Papasso,  PATRICIA J. PERRY, individually and on behalf of the Estate of John William Perry,  RODNEY RATCHFORD, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Marsha Dianah  Ratchford, RODNEY M. RATCHFORD, MARSHEE R. RATCHFORD, RODNEY  RATCHFORD FOR THE BENEFIT OF MARANDA C. RATCHFORD, JUDITH  REISS,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of Joshua Scott Reiss, JOYCE ANN RODAK,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of John M. Rodak, CHELSEA NICOLE  RODAK, JOYCE ANN RODAK FOR THE BENEFIT OF DEVON MARIE RODAK, JOHN  RODAK, REGINA RODAK, JOANNE GORI, DIANE ROMERO, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Elvin Romero, LOREN ROSENTHAL, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Richard Rosenthal, EXPEDITO SANTILLIAN, individually and  on behalf of the Estate of Maria Theresa Santillian, ESTER SANTILLIAN, ELLEN  SARACINI, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Victor Saracini, GUARDIAN  OF ANNE C. SARACINI, JOANNE RENZI, PAUL SCHERTZER, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Scott Schertzer, RONALD S. SLOAN, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of Paul K. Sloan, ESTATE OF GEORGE ERIC SMITH, RAYMOND  SMITH, KATHERINE SOULAS, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Timothy P.  Soulas, RUSSA STEINER, individually and on behalf of the Estate of William R.  Steiner, ANGELA S. STERGIOPOULOS, individually and on behalf of the Estate of  Andrew Stergiopoulos, GEORGE STERGIOPOULOS, individually and on behalf of  the Estate of Andrew Stergiopoulos, SANDRA STRAUB, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Edward W. Straub, JOAN E. TINO, individually and on behalf of  the Estate of Jennifer Tino, PAMELA SCHIELE, CHRISTINE BARTON‐PENCE,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of Jeanmarie Wallendorf, ESTATE OF  META WALLER, DOYLE RAYMOND WARD, individually and on behalf of the Estate  of Timothy Raymond Ward, GERALD BINGHAM, ALICE CARPENETO, STEPHEN L.  CARTLEDGE, MICHELLE WRIGHT, HAOMIN JIAN, FUMEI CHIEN, HUICHUN JIAN, HUI‐

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I. In 2004 and 2006, Rivera robbed several banks in Illinois and Indiana—he was eventually indicted for seven, but his presentence investigation report listed several additional, uncharged, robberies. He was arrested in 2006, but a number of delays—most of which were of his own making—put off his trial on the Indiana charges for nearly three years. In July 2008, he pleaded guilty in the Northern District of Illinois and, in October, was sentenced to 104 months. Seven months later, on the eve of trial in the Northern District of Indiana, he pleaded guilty to three counts of bank robbery.  The presentence investigation report calculated Rivera’s guidelines range at 140 to 175 months. At sentencing, Rivera raised three objections: first, that he should not receive an enhancement for obstruction of justice; second, that he should receive a reduction for acceptance of responsibility; and, finally, that he should not receive an enhancement for a death threat he made to a bank teller in one of the robberies. He also requested a sentence below the guidelines range and asked the court to make his sentence concurrent with his Illinois sentence. The government agreed that the sentences should be concurrent and that Rivera should receive credit for time he had already served.  The district court rejected Rivera’s arguments and gave him a within‐the‐ guidelines sentence of 140 months, but did “feel[], because of the proximity of time, that this sentence should be served concurrently with the term of imprisonment in the Chicago cases.” In the sentencing order, the court stated that the term of imprisonment was to run concurrently with the Illinois sentence and recommended to the Bureau of Prisons that Rivera “be given credit for time served.” It also ordered Rivera to pay a total of $12,353 in restitution to the banks he robbed.  At the hearing, it set a schedule of minimum payments of $100 a month, beginning 30 days after the start of Rivera’s supervised release. The court also stated that Rivera “shall make restitution payments of any wages earned in prison in accordance with the Bureau of Prisons’ Financial Responsibility Program.” The No. 09-2451 Page 3 sentencing order made the restitution payment due immediately or, failing that, set the repayment schedule as indicated at the hearing. The written order did not mention repayment during prison through the Inmate Financial Responsibility Program.  Rivera appeals his sentence. of young and pretty wives, her thoughts suddenly turn to a different form of entertainment. After Amir treats her to a private Arabian belly dance in his tent, she heads back to the women’s tent with one of the girls and they make love on the warm desert floor. For the next couple of days, Jade immerses herself in the culture of their peaceful nomadic lifestyle, sampling all of their special delicacies. But when an unfortunate mishap suddenly turns their plans upside down, Jade and the rest of the girls must find a way to escape from the middle of the desert and make their way back to civilization. Join Jade as she’s taken on a wild and erotic journey through the wilderness, making memories that will last her a

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from April 2018 by 182,000 Up from March 2018 by 175,000 Up from February 2018 by 163,000 Up from January 2018 by 154,000 Up from December 2017 by 671,000 Up from November 2017 by 160,000 Up from October 2017 by 183,000 Up from September 2017 by 204,000 Up from August 2017 by 205,000 Up from July 2017 by 206,000 Up from June 2017 by 194,000 Up from May 2017 by 173,000 Up from April 2017 by 179,000 Up from March 2017 by 174,000 Up from February 2017 by 168,000 Up from January 2017 by 164,000 Down from December 2016 by 660,000 Up from November 2016 by 202,000 Up from October 2016 by 219,000 Up from September 2016 by 230,000 Up from August 2016 by 237,000 Up from July 2016 by 234,000 Up from June 2016 by 223,000 Up from May 2016 by 223,000 Up from April 2016 by 205,000 Up from March 2016 by 201,000 Up from February 2016 by 191,000 Up from January 2016 by 180,000 Up from December 2015 by 461,000 Up from November 2015 by 189,000 Up from October 2015 by 206,000 Up from September 2015 by 216,000 Up from August 2015 by 229,000 Up from July 2015 by 220,000 Up from June 2015 by 213,000 Up from May 2015 by 208,000 Up from April 2015 by 189,000 Up from March 2015 by 186,000 Up from February 2015 by 191,000 Up from January 2015 by 176,000 Up from December 2014 by 696,000 Up from November 2014 by 143,000 Up from October2014 by 187,000 Up from September 2014 by 211,000 Up from August 2014 by 217,000 Up from July 2014 by 206,000 Up from June 2014 by 209,000 Up from May 2014 by 192,000 Up from April 2014 by 183,000 Up from March 2014 by 181,000 Up from February 2014 by 173,000 Up from January 2014 by 170,000 Up from December 2013 by 170,000 Up from November 2013 by 178,000 Up from October 2013 by 186,000 Up from September 2013 by 213,000 Up from August 2013 by 209,000 Up from July 2013 by 203,000 Up from June 2013 by 204,000 Up from May 2013 by 189,000 Up from April 2013 by 188,000 Up from March 2013 by 180,000 Up from February 2013 by 167,000 Up from January 2013 by 165,000 Up from December 2012 by 313,000 Up from November 2012 by 176,000 Up from October 2012 by 191,000 Up from September 2012 by 211,000 Up from August 2012 by 206,000 Up from July 2012 by 212,000 Up from June 2012 by 199,000 Up from May 2012 by 189,000 Up from April 2012 by 182,000 Up from March 2012 by 180,000 Up from February 2012 by 169,000 Up from January 2012 by 335,000 Up from December 2011 by 2,020,000 This month the BLS has increased the Civilian Labor Force to 162,245,000 (up from June by 105.000). Subtract the second number (‘civilian labor force’) from the first

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A suspected burglar was shot to death and a homeowner was injured during a break-in at a San Carlos home Tuesday morning. The incident was reported shortly before 6:30 a.m. at a home in the 6300 block of Lake Shore Drive, San Diego police said. Police told 10News that a man suspected of breaking into the home was confronted by the homeowner and his son, and then an altercation ensued. During the struggle, the suspected burglar was shot by the homeowner’s son, but the suspected burglar stabbed the homeowner several times before fleeing from the house. The suspected burglar fell into a swimming pool in the backyard and died, according to police. The injured homeowner was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. The deceased man, injured21‐2),
Golden (1975, 121‐124), and
McKeon (1936, 14‐15) argue that Socrates intends
to
ban
only
bad
mimesis in
Book
10,
and
good
and
bad
mimesis
are
distin‐ guished by the objects they imitate: good
mimetic art imitates the forms and bad imitates appearances
of
sensible
things. However,
Tate's
arguments
have
been
successfully
refuted
by Janaway
(1995,
114‐117),
Nehamas
(1982,
59‐60),
and
Annas
(1982,
22),
who
note,
for
example, that
an
artist
working
in
a
sensible
medium
cannot
imitate
non‐sensible
forms,
and
that,
if
an artist
imitated
a
form,
he
would
produce
an
instance
rather
than
an
imitation. 12 Obviously, if Socrates is arguing that
mimetic poetry has certain harmful qualities by analogy with another mimetic art form, his claims about mimesis are applied beyond the genre
of
poetry. The return of the exile 29 the particular bed built by a craftsman, and the painter's representation of a bed―to show that
mimetic
works are inferior due to their distance from the forms.
Whereas the craftsman
bases his production on the form, the imitator merely
produces
an imitation
of the craftsman's
product. Socrates concludes that
all imitators
are
"by
nature third from the
king
and the truth" (597e6‐8). He
utilizes
the
analogy
again
in
601c‐602b
for
his
criticism
that
the
imitator
has neither
knowledge
nor
true
belief
of
the
subject
he
imitates. Socrates
says
that, for
each
thing,
there
are
three
crafts,
one
which
uses
it,
one
which
makes
it,
and one
which
imitates
it. His
example
is
reins
and
a
mouth‐bit: the
horseman
is the user of the reins and
mouth‐bit and has knowledge

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now that a cert petition has been filed to put the UN's impunity in Haiti before the U.S. Supreme Court? June 6-3: On China, human rights and the SG, what is the SG's response to reports that China has announced former Hong Kong police chief Andy Tsang Wai-hung’s nomination for the top post at the United Nations organisation fighting drug crimes - Mr Tsang's nomination could also be controversial for his management of the Occupy protests, during which tear gas was used on pro-democracy demonstrators. That shone a spotlight on government efforts to clamp down on activists in the former British colony, with the gatherings of mostly students dubbed the "Umbrella Movement" after they used umbrellas to shield themselves from the pepper spray. Concerns over the autonomy of Hong Kong's judicial system have increased, as the Beijing-backed government seeks an extradition bill that critics say could be used to target dissidents living in the city. That legislation may have helped drive a record turnout of more than 180,000 on Tuesday night for Hong Kong's annual vigil to remember the Chinese military's crackdown in Tiananmen Square. Police put the number of attendees at 37,000. The nomination is China’s first attempt to fill a top position at a major international organisation since it detained Meng Hongwei, then the head of the global policing body Interpol, last year. It was understood UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres would select a successor in a few months to replace the current executive director, Yury Fedotov of Russia, who had been in office since 2010"? No answers. #DumpGuterres.In a wide-ranging discussion, Rice reflected on American exceptionalism, her time in the Bush Administration, her childhood in the South, and how her life has changed out of the public eye. "I still believe that the United States is exceptional in its conception, the American idea, no tie of nationality, ethnicity, religion to the territory. It's exceptional in the way that it has integrated people from around the world for generations. It's exceptional in the way that it's been willing to fight for the rights of others, even when they didn't know their names. You know, any ordinary country might not have stormed the beaches of Normandy to fight for the liberties of those people. And so, yes, I do think there's an exceptionalism," Rice told Couric. But she added,

The Second Eviction  A  month  after  the  eviction  and  reentry,  Nimrod  was  re‐ placed  by  First  Merit  Realty  Company  as  the  new  property  manager for Castilian. Michael Bloom, a First Merit employee,  noticed  that  Zoretic  never  signed  a  lease  with  Castilian.  He  sought legal advice from the Kovitz lawyers about the matter.  They emailed him on February 4 and told him that “if the ten‐ ant refuses to sign the lease we would replace the eviction or‐ der with the sheriff.”   Bloom then sent Zoretic a letter with the order of posses‐ sion, advising Zoretic that if she wanted to remain in the unit,  she needed to sign the new lease by February 10. He sent an‐ other letter on February 11, warning that Zoretic would face  eviction if she refused to sign the lease and did not leave the  apartment. After receiving no response, Bloom asked Kovitz  lawyers to take over the eviction process. On April 29, Kovitz  lawyers obtained a new date stamp from the Clerk of Cook  County on the original September 2008 order, and placed the  newly stamped order with the Cook County Sheriff.  On June 5, Deputy Sheriffs John Darge, Darrell Dyson, and  Kyle Tryba were assigned to execute the eviction order. They  arrived at Castilian around 2:00 p.m. and spoke with Edward  Carey, a Castilian agent who confirmed the unit to be evicted.  The deputy sheriff team then knocked on the door of the unit  and announced their presence. When no one answered, they  opened the door and entered the unit with their guns drawn,  where they found Zoretic and her husband. Seeing that they  were  unarmed,  the  officers  put  down  their  weapons  and  asked if anyone else was in the unit. Zoretic and her husband  were taken to the living room while the officers conducted a  protective  sweep,  searching  for  any  individuals  who  may  have been hiding. While the deputy sheriffs were completing  paperwork  to  finalize  the  eviction,  Zoretic  informed  Dyson  4   No. 14‐2008  that she had spoken with Chief Dicaro and Lieutenant Pon at  the sheriff’s office about the eviction. Dyson called Lieutenant  Pon,  who  told  him  to  continue  the  eviction.  After  photo‐ graphing items that Zoretic asked to take with her, the officers  escorted Zoretic out of the unit, and gave possession to Carey.   Less than a week later, Zoretic sued in circuit court, and  was awarded possession of the unit until Castilian obtained a  lawful two cohorts reflect this process. The first cohort was organised around a Christian church although participation was open to non-members through the networks of the members and through a Facebook call. These included both men and women with the belief that including women would help link their partners to the intervention. The minimal criteria to enrol in the first cohort through the church and Facebook call were to be an adult Māori male with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25 or higher or an adult member of the whānau (extended family) of a participant. The second cohort was organised through a trainer at a local gym. He recruited community members who met the eligibility criteria from his network and the networks of participants; most of the men were not

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listed in the [Appendix](#APP1){ref-type="app"}. International PCOS Network {#S16} ========================== Marianne Andersen, Odense University Hospital,Denmark Ricardo Azziz, State University of New York System Administration, USA Adam Balen, Leeds Teaching Hospitals, UK Estifanos Baye, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Jacqueline Boyle, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Leah Brennan, Australian Catholic University, Australia Frank Broekmans, University Medical Centre Utrecht, Netherlands Preeti Dabadghao, Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, India Luigi Devoto, University of Chile, Faculty of Medicine, Chile Didier Dewailly, University of Lille, France Linda Downes, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Bart Fauser, University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands Stephen Franks, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom Rhonda M. Garad, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Melanie Gibson-Helm, Monash University, Australia Cheryce Harrison, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Roger Hart, The University of Western Australia,Hong Kong Sharon Oberfield, Columbia University Medical Center, USA Sasha Ottey, The PCOS Challenge: The National Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Association, USA Alexia Peña, The Robinson Research Institute at the University of Adelaide, Australia Jie Qiao, Peking University Third Hospital, China Leanne Redman, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, USA Raymond Rodgers, The Robinson Research Institute at the University of Adelaide, Australia Luk Rombauts, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Monash University, Australia Daniela Romualdi, Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli, Rome Duru Shah, Gynaecworld, India Jane Speight, Deakin University, Australia Poli Mara Spritzer, Federal University of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil Elisabet Stener-Victorin, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Nigel Stepto, Victoria University, Australia Juha S. Tapanainen, University of Helsinki, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland Eliza C. Tassone, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Australia Shakila Thangaratinam, BARC (Barts Research Centre for Women's Health) Barts and the London School of Medicine

  The following description of events is taken largely from the agency’s statement  of material facts, which Foster failed to counter in the manner required by Northern  District of Illinois Local Rule 56.1(b)(3) and which the district court properly deemed  undisputed for the purposes of summary judgment. See Boss v. Castro, 816 F.3d 910, 914  (7th Cir. 2016). Foster, an African‐American woman, was hired in 2010 by the Social  Security Administration as a Claims Authorizer through the “Ticket to Work” program  for individuals with disabilities. Foster testified that she was diagnosed with depression  more than 30 years ago and previously received disability benefits for it. At SSA, only a  human‐resources employee knew that she had a disability.      Foster believed that the agency discriminated against her by giving her poor  training and mentoring. In her view the initial training received by all new hires was  deficient, and others in her training class received more instructor attention. She also  thought that the agency did not properly accommodate her multiple requests for more  refresher training—on top of the one‐on‐one case assistance she had received from her  assigned mentors as well as two months of prior refresher training that she had  requested and received. In her first year, she twice requested and received a new  mentor; she believed that her mentors had graded her harshly, took too long to return  her work, and did not communicate effectively.      Foster also disputed her negative performance evaluations, which, she believed,  were discriminatory and reflected a hostile work environment. Most of her reviews  highlighted her difficulties performing the work. Foster did receive the highest rating  on her first annual performance review, but that review also pointed out that she  struggled working on cases independently, rushed to meet productivity goals, and had  not progressed enough. Foster blamed insufficient training for these shortcomings.    Foster also asserted retaliation after she told a training coordinator of a comment  that her instructor had made about the Obama administration. The instructor, she said,  thereafter would not let her take a makeup test and graded her unfairly. She also  believed that she was mistreated after filing her EEO complaint; her mentors took  longer to return her work, and she received negative evaluations.    No. 16‐1908    Trident of Poseidon, but to find it he must forge an uneasy alliance with Carina Smyth (Kaya Scodelario), a brilliant and beautiful astronomer, and Henry (Brenton Thwaites), a headstrong young sailor in the Royal Navy. At the helm of the Dying Gull, his pitifully small and shabby ship, Captain Jack seeks not only to reverse his recent spate of ill fortune, but to save his very life from the most formidable and malicious foe he has ever faced. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales also stars Kevin R. McNally as Joshamee Gibbs, Golshifteh Farahani as the sea-witch Shansa, David Wenham as Scarfield, Stephen Graham as Scrum, Orlando Bloom as Will Turner, and Geoffrey Rush as Captain Hector Barbossa. Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg are directing Pirates of

I. BACKGROUND The Hammond, Indiana police received a tip on April 17, 2006 that an African‐ American male named “Larry” who lived at 833 Gostlin Street and drove a maroon Ford Taurus was driving around to different locations selling crack cocaine.  Four days later, Officer Joseph Martinez saw an African‐American male in a maroon Ford Taurus at 833 Gostlin Street.  The next day, Officer Martinez saw the same person, later identified as Larry Cochran, leave in a silver Mercury Cougar that had been parked next to the Taurus. Officer Martinez followed the Cougar to a car dealership and watched.  He saw Cochran, and then another male, get into a car on the dealership lot.  Another officer, Officer Nicole Duncanson, also arrived and watched, and both suspected that a drug deal had taken place between Cochran and the unidentified male.   Cochran then went back into the Cougar and drove out of the dealership. Officer Duncanson followed.   Shortly thereafter, she pulled Cochran over for making an improper lane change and driving without a proper registration tag.  After backup officers arrived on the scene, the officers ordered Cochran out of the car.  When he got out, a baggie of crack cocaine fell from his pants leg.   The officers then placed Cochran under arrest, and five more baggies of crack cocaine soon fell from his pants leg.  The officers searched his car,  and,  eventually,  his  trunk,  finding  additional  crack  cocaine  and  a  digital  scale. Cochran was charged with possessing with the intent to distribute more than five grams of crack cocaine. Before the trial began, Cochran refused to assure the court he would not disrupt the trial.  The judge therefore removed him from the courtroom, and Cochran observed the proceedings  from  his  cell  via  live  audio  and  video.    The  judge  told  prospective  jurors during voir dire that Cochran had an absolute right not to be present in the courtroom during his trial, that Cochran’s absence from the courtroom was not to be considered as evidence against him, and that his absence did not create any inference of guilt. During the prosecutor’s opening statement, the prosecutor said to the jury: You  will  hear  that  on  April  22,  2006,  Officer  Joseph  Martinez,  who  is  a uniform police officer with the Hammond Police, is acting on a citizen’s tip, and  based  on  that  tip,  he’s  watching  a  man  who  turns  out  to  be  the defendant, Larry Cochran.  He’s watching the man drive a silver Mercury May 12, 1991, Mr. Williams, while serving a prison sentence in a state correctional facility, was caught with a small bottle of whiskey and a small quantity of marijuana. A prison disciplinary hearing was held, and he was found guilty of violating prison rules and received "misconducts." The matter was then referred to the State Attorney General's Office, and he was subsequently prosecuted for two counts of the crime of Possession of Contraband in a Penal Institution. As a twice-convicted felon, Mr. Williams was eligible for a twenty-year sentence. Rather than go to trial, he pled guilty and received a fifteen-year sentence on March 13, 1992. 5 Mr. Williams did not directly appeal his conviction, but instead filed an application for post-conviction relief in state

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Arts and Sciences, I present the candidates for the aforementioned degrees, and respectfully recommend that such degrees be conferred upon them. - [John] By the virtue of the authority vested in me by the state of Connecticut and by the trustees of Sacred Heart University, I confer upon the candidates from the College of Arts and Sciences the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Associate of Arts. Congratulations. (all applauding) - [Presenter] Bachelor of Arts in Art and Design. Jennifer Petone, cum laude. Amy Elizabeth Boyles assisted by her father Michael Boyle's Campus Operations. Matthew Kendall, Elizabelle Mary Couse Mametook, Olivia Marie Manke, magna cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Alyssa Marie Maconie, magna cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Jazmine Desiree Phillips. Serena Marie Pinelli. Alison Bethany Rybak. Miss Aleah Somagar. Harris Vu Tran. Mariko Yamamoto. Bachelor of Science in Biology, Hassoni Austin. Amanda Nicole Betting. Hunter Ann Boland. Brooke Elizabeth Chesler, cum laude. Danielle Corinne Cuzmano, summa cum laude. Michaela Ann Davies. Rachel de Marzo, cumand Frank Turricheck, Class of 1984, and his sister Tina Turricheck, Class of 2016. Christopher Francis Turricheck. Danielle Marie Varley. Marissa Lynn Yost, magna cum laude. Bachelor of Science and Molecular and Cellular Biology, Brad Gino Sinoani, magna cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. James Joseph Ciclare, magna cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Bachelor of Science and Neuroscience, Francesco Audris Devali Diaz, cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. - Thank you. - Gabrielle Olivia Conteric, magna cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Meredith Olivia Hallisey. Andrea Hernandez Mendoza. Fabiana Marina Persik. Ryan David Clegic. Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, Nicholas Damiano Crisco, summa cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Mark Paul Cling. Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Viao Zha, Bethany Cowlick. Renee Michele Russo, summa cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Dorothy Eboa. Blair Elizabeth Ellesco, magna cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Robert Bruce Yozo. Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies. Victoria Bellarezzo. Ryan Patrick Brown. Dante Martin Kabrel. John Michael Serentani. Kendall Joshua William Clark. Claire Elizabeth Conlon. Emily Corso. Nicole

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Dr. K.M. Groom, University of Auckland and National Women's Health, Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand. *Steering Committee:* Dr. K.M. Groom, Prof P.N. Baker, Prof L.M. McCowan, Prof P.R. Stone, Dr. A. Lee (statistician), Ms. L. Mackay (trial manager), University of Auckland, New Zealand. *Site Investigators:* Dr. K.M. Groom, National Women's Health, Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand; Dr. G. Gardener, Mater Mother's Hospital, Brisbane, Australia; Prof J. Dickinson, King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth, Australia; Dr. P. Muller, Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide, Australia; Dr. R. Sekar, Royal Brisbane Women's Hospital, Brisbane, Australia; Dr. R.A. Reid, Christchurch Women's Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand; Dr. J. Unterschneider, Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia; Prof A. Welsh, Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney, Australia; Dr. J. Marlow, Wellington Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand; Prof Jon Hyett, Royal PrinceAlfred Hospital, Sydney, Australia; Prof S. Walker, Mercy Hospital for Women, Melbourne, Australia; Prof. J. Morris, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney; Dr. D. Watson, Townsville Hospital, Townsville, Australia. *Other investigators*: Dr. C. Oyston, University of Auckland, New Zealand; Dr. C. McKinlay University of Auckland and National Women's Health, Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand; Dr. S. Harris, University of Otago and Christchurch Women's Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand, Dr. A. Gill**,** King Edward Memorial Hospital, Perth, Australia. **Canada** *Chief Investigators:* Prof P. von Dadelszen, BC Children\'s Hospital Research Institute (BCCHR), University of British Columbia and St George's, University of London, London; Prof K.I. Lim, BC Women's Hospital, Vancouver; Prof L.A. Magee, CFRI, University of British Columbia and St George's, University of London, London; S. Lalji, BC Women's Hospital, Vancouver. *Steering Committee:* Prof P. von

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Shatner 27th: Marylebone (1907); Heathrow Terminal 5 (2008). Celebrity birthday: Mariah Carey April 1st: Hounslow Central (1886); Goldhawk Road (1914). Celebrity birthday: Susan Boyle 11th: Covent Garden (1907). Celebrity birthday: Jeremy Clarkson 12th: West Brompton (1869); Woodside Park (1940); Heathrow Terminal 4 (1986). Celebrity birthday: Bobby Moore 14th: Finchley Central, High Barnet, Totteridge and Whetstone, West Finchley (1940). Celebrity birthday: Peter Capaldi 16th: Northfields (1908); Harlesden, Harrow & Wealdstone, Kenton, North Wembley, Stonebridge Park, Wembley Central (1917). Celebrity birthday: Charlie Chaplin May 1st: Boston Manor, Osterley (1883). Celebrity birthday: Joanna Lumley 2nd: Hounslow East (1909). Celebrity birthday: David Beckham 5th: Leyton, Leytonstone (1947). Celebrity birthday: Karl Marx 9th: Moor Park (1910). Celebrity birthday: JM Barrie 10th: Willesden Junction (1915). Celebrity birthday: Bono 12th: Wembley Park (1894). Celebrity birthday: Florence Nightingale 13th: Elm Park (1935). Celebrity birthday: Stevie Wonder 14th: Canning Town, North Greenwich (1999).Celebrity birthday: Mark Zuckerberg 18th: Mill Hill East (1941). Celebrity birthday: Tsar Nicholas II 21st: Preston Road (1908). Celebrity birthday: Lana del Rey 25th: Pinner (1885). Celebrity birthday: Cillian Murphy 26th: Eastcote, Rayners Lane (1906). Celebrity birthday: Jeremy Corbyn 30th: Blackfriars, Embankment (1870). Celebrity birthday: CeeLo Green 31st: Barkingside, Fairlop, Hainault (1948). Celebrity birthday: Clint Eastwood June 1st: Gunnersbury, Kew Gardens, Ravenscourt Park, Richmond, Turnham Green (1877). Celebrity birthday: Marilyn Monroe. 2nd: Barking, Bromley-by-Bow, Dagenham East, East Ham, Hornchurch, Mile End, Plaistow, Upminster, Upton Park, West Ham (1902). Celebrity birthday: Sergio Agüero 3rd: East Putney, Southfields, Wimbledon, Wimbledon Park (1889); Clapham Common, Clapham North (1900). Celebrity birthday: Josephine Baker 6th: Maida Vale (1915). Celebrity birthday: Robert Falcon Scott 11th: Bow Road (1902). Celebrity birthday: Peter Dinklage 13th: Hammersmith (H&C), Ladbroke Grove, Shepherd's Bush Market (1864). Celebrity birthday: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen 22nd:

IN 1958 WHEN HE HEARD A FIDDLE PLAYER FROM" "FOR KEITH CAME IN 1958 WHEN HE HEARD A FIDDLE PLAYER FROM NOVA SCOTIA PLAYING THE SONG" "HEARD A FIDDLE PLAYER FROM NOVA SCOTIA PLAYING THE SONG "DEVIL'S DREAM."" "NOVA SCOTIA PLAYING THE SONG "DEVIL'S DREAM." HE IMMEDIATELY GRASPED HOW HE" ""DEVIL'S DREAM." HE IMMEDIATELY GRASPED HOW HE COULD PUT THE FIDDLE'S MELODIC" "HE IMMEDIATELY GRASPED HOW HE COULD PUT THE FIDDLE'S MELODIC LINE ON THE BANJO WITH MATCHING" "COULD PUT THE FIDDLE'S MELODIC LINE ON THE BANJO WITH MATCHING SPEED AND FLUIDITY." "LINE ON THE BANJO WITH MATCHING SPEED AND FLUIDITY." "OTHERS WERE ALREADY DEVELOPING" "SPEED AND FLUIDITY." "OTHERS WERE ALREADY DEVELOPING A SIMILAR TECHNIQUE, BUT KEITH'S" "OTHERS WERE ALREADY DEVELOPING A SIMILAR TECHNIQUE, BUT KEITH'S SHOWCASE WITHSTRING CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, BUILT AROUND THE TWIN BANJOS OF" "A STRING CHAMBER ENSEMBLE, BUILT AROUND THE TWIN BANJOS OF ABIGAIL WASHBURN" "BUILT AROUND THE TWIN BANJOS OF ABIGAIL WASHBURN AND BELA FLECK." "ABIGAIL WASHBURN AND BELA FLECK." "IT WAS WASHBURN'S EXPERIENCE IN" "AND BELA FLECK." "IT WAS WASHBURN'S EXPERIENCE IN CHINA THAT LED HER TO TAKE UP" "IT WAS WASHBURN'S EXPERIENCE IN CHINA THAT LED HER TO TAKE UP AMERICA'S QUINTESSENTIAL" "CHINA THAT LED HER TO TAKE UP AMERICA'S QUINTESSENTIAL INSTRUMENT." "AMERICA'S QUINTESSENTIAL INSTRUMENT." "[ SINGING IN CHINESE LANGUAGE ]" "BECAUSEI LEARNEDABOUT" "THE BANJO AS A RESULT OF BEING" "A FOREIGNER IN CHINA AND WANTING" "SOMETHING ABOUT AMERICAN CULTURE" "THAT I COULD LOVE SO MUCH," "I THINK WHEN I STARTED PLAYING" "THE BANJO, IT WAS REALLY FOR" "THE

of possible legitimate chemical terms. A DNA molecule could have a name of over 1,000,000,000 letters if it was written out in full. (1,185) ACETYL­SERYL­TYROSYL­SERYL­ISO­LEUCYL­THREONYL­SERYL­PROLYL­SERYL­GLUTAMINYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­VALYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­LEUCYL­SERYL­SERYL­VALYL­TRYPTOPHYL­ALANYL­ASPARTYL­PROLYL­ISOLEUCYL­GLUTAMYL­LEUCYL­LEUCYL­ASPARAGINYL­VALYL­CYSTEINYL­THREONYL­SERYL­SERYL­LEUCYL­GLYCYL­ASPARAGINYL­GLUTAMINYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­GLUTAMINYL­THREONYL­GLUTAMINYL­GLUTAMINYL­ALANYL­ARGINYL­THREONYL­THREONYL­GLUTAMINYL­VALYL­GLUTAMINYL­GLUTAMINYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­SERYL­GLUTAMINYL­VALYL­TRYPTOPHYL­LYSYL­PROLYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­PROLYL­GLUTAMINYL­SERYL­THREONYL­VALYL­ARGINYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­PROLYL­GLYCYL­ASPARTYL­VALYL­TYROSYL­LYSYL­VALYL­TYROSYL­ARGINYL­TYROSYL­ASPARAGINYL­ALANYL­VALYL­LEUCYL­ASPARTYL­PROLYL­LEUCYL­ISOLEUCYL­THREONYL­ALANYL­LEUCYL­LEUCYL­GLYCYL­THREONYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­ASPARTYL­THREONYL­ARGINYL­ASPARAGINYL­ARGINYL­ISOLEUCYL­ISOLEUCYL­GLUTAMYL­VALYL­GLUTAMYL­ASPARAGINYL­GLUTAMINYL­GLUTAMINYL­SERYL­PROLYL­THREONYL­THREONYL­ALANYL­GLUTAMYL­THREONYL­LEUCYL­ASPARTYL­ALANYL­THREONYL­ARGINYL­ARGINYL­VALYL­ASPARTYL­ASPARTYL­ALANYL­THREONYL­VALYL­ALANYL­ISOLEUCYL­ARGINYL­SERYL­ALANYL­ASPARAGINYL­ISOLEUCYL­ASPARAGINYL­LEUCYL­VALYL­ASPARAGINYL­GLUTAMYL­LEUCYL­VALYL­ARGINYL­GLYCYL­THREONYL­GLYCYL­LEUCYL­TYROSYL­ASPARAGINYL­GLUTAMINYL­ASPARAGINYL­THREONYL­PHENYL­ALANYL­GLUTAMYL­SERYL­METHIONYL­SERYL­GLYCYL­LEUCYL­VALYL­TRYPTOPHYL­THREONYL­SERYL­ALANYL­PROLYL­ALANYL­SERINE = Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Dahlemense Strain. This word has appeared in the American Chemical Society's Chemical Abstracts and is thus considered by some to be the longest real word. (39) TETRA­METHYL­DIAMINO­BENZHYDRYL­PHOSPHINOUS = a type of acid. This is the longest chemical term in the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd Ed.). It does not have its own entry but appears under a citation for another word. (37) FORMALDEHYDE­TETRA­METHYL­AMIDO­FLUORIMUM Chemical term in the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd Ed.). (37) DIMETHYL­AMIDO­PHENYL­DIMETHYL­PYRAZOLONE Chemical term in the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd Ed.). (31) DICHLORO­DIPHENYL­TRICHLORO­ETHANE = a pesticide used to kill lice; abbrv. DDT. It is the longest word in the Macquarie Dictionary and is also in the Oxford EnglishDictionary (2nd Ed.). (29) TRINITRO­PHENYL­METHYL­NITRAMINE = a type of explosive. This is the longest chemical term in Webster's Dictionary (3rd Ed.). (27) ETHYLENE­DIAMINE­TETRA­ACETATE The longest unhyphenated word in Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (10th Ed.), joint with electroencephalographically (see above). (26) ETHYLENE­DIAMINE­TETRA­ACETIC = a type of acid; abbrv. EDTA. This word appears in Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (10th Ed.). Place Names There are many long place names around the world. Here are a few of the largest. (85) TAUMATA­WHAKA­TANGI­HANGA­KOAUAU­O­TAMATEA­TURIPUKAKA­PIKI­MAUNGA­HORO­NUKU­POKAI­WHENUA­KITANA­TAHU A hill in New Zealand. This Maori name was in general use, but is now generally abbreviated to Taumata. The name means: the summit of the hill, where Tamatea, who is known as the land eater, slid down, climbed up and swallowed mountains, played on his nose flute to his loved one. (66) GORSA­FAWDDACH­AIDRAIGODAN­HEDDO­GLEDDOLON­PENRHYN­AREUR­DRAETH­CEREDIGION A town in Wales. The name means: the Mawddach station

(Red Wing), downtown Thief River Falls, freestanding store in Winona Missouri Maryville Center (Maryville, Missouri) Mississippi Leigh Mall (Columbus, Mississippi), Southgate Plaza (Corinth), Greenville Mall (Greenville), Bonita Lakes Mall (Meridian), Oxford Mall (Oxford) Montana Capital Hill Mall (Helena, Montana), Sidney Main Street (Sidney) North Carolina Albemarle Crossing (Albemarle, North Carolina), Boone Mall (Boone), Eastridge Mall (Gastonia), Blue Ridge Mall (Hendersonville), Monroe Crossing (Monroe), Becker Village Mall (Roanoke Rapids) North Dakota Prairie Hills Mall (Dickinson, North Dakota), Buffalo Mall (Jamestown), downtown Wahpeton Nebraska Fremont Mall (Fremont, Nebraska), downtown McCook, Platte River Mall (North Platte) New Jersey Rio Grande Plaza (Rio Grande, New Jersey) Nevada The Boulevard (Las Vegas, Nevada) New York Dunkirk-Fredonia Plaza (Dunkirk, New York), Westfield Sunrise (Massapequa), Palisades Center (West Nyack) Ohio Findlay Village Mall (Findlay, Ohio), New Towne Mall New (Philadelphia), Richmond Town Square (Richmond Heights), St. Mary's Square (St. Marys) Oklahoma Altus Plaza (Altus, Oklahoma), Ne-Mar ShoppingCenter (Claremore), Ponca Plaza (Ponca City), Pioneer Square Shopping Center (Stillwater) Oregon Downtown Astoria, Grants Pass Shopping Center (Grants Pass, Oregon), downtown La Grande, downtown Pendleton, The Dalles Main Street (The Dalles) Pennsylvania Columbia Mall (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania), Clearfield Mall (Clearfield), King of Prussia Mall (King of Prussia), Philadelphia Mills (Philadelphia), Bradford Towne Centre (Towanda), Lycoming Mall (Pennsdale), Willow Grove Park (Willow Grove) South Carolina Citadel Mall (Charleston, South Carolina), Town 'N Country (Easley) South Dakota Palace Mall (Mitchell, South Dakota), Northridge Plaza (Pierre), Watertown Mall (Watertown), Yankton Mall (Yankton) Tennessee Greeneville Commons (Greeneville, Tennessee), Knoxville Center (Knoxville), County Market Place (Union City) Texas Athens Village Shopping Center (Athens, Texas), Borger Shopping Plaza (Borger), Heartland Mall (Early), downtown El Paso, Marshall Mall (Marshall), downtown McAllen, University Mall (Nacogdoches), King Plaza Shopping Center (Seguin), Bosque River Center (Stephenville) Virginia New River Valley Mall (Christiansburg,

NEW YORK CITY — As tempting as it may be, New Yorkers shouldn't spend their snow day in the park, city officials said. Department of Parks and Recreation officials warned that people should avoid the parks while the Thursday snowstorm pummels the city through the morning. New Yorkers are urged to stay out of City parks until the storm pushes away from the area, which we anticipate will be in early afternoon. https://t.co/pxcfHLZFI6 — NYC Parks (@NYCParks) February 9, 2017 Parks officials were concerned about high winds and heavy snowfall. The storm is expected to dump as much as a foot of snow on the city before tapering off by the afternoon, officials said. Winds could also gust up to 35 mph and peak at "near blizzard" conditions along the coast, officials said. 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As mentioned in a comment, we need to draw a number of the data-points per-frame. How many we draw depends on the speed that the browser is able to supply an animation frame. I've hard-coded the value to 4, since that seems to work on my machine, but with not much more work you can probably make the code time itself and adjust this value on the fly so that your animation runs for as close as possible to the target time. I had a quick go, but the results were

IT VERY SIMPLE FOR" "PETE SEEGER TO COME DOWN AND" "FEEL THAT HE HAD PLUGGED" "INTO THIS." "Martin:" "PETETRANSFORMED HIMSELF INTO THE JOHNNY APPLESEED OF FOLK MUSIC." "HIMSELF INTO THE JOHNNY APPLESEED OF FOLK MUSIC." "THE INSTRUMENT HE CHOSE AS" "JOHNNY APPLESEED OF FOLK MUSIC." "THE INSTRUMENT HE CHOSE AS HIS PLANTING TOOL WAS" "THE INSTRUMENT HE CHOSE AS HIS PLANTING TOOL WAS THE EMBODIMENT OF HIS POLITICAL" "HIS PLANTING TOOL WAS THE EMBODIMENT OF HIS POLITICAL MESSAGE." "THE EMBODIMENT OF HIS POLITICAL MESSAGE." "HE FOUND FERTILE GROUND AMONG" "MESSAGE." "HE FOUND FERTILE GROUND AMONG YOUNG URBAN AUDIENCES." "HE FOUND FERTILE GROUND AMONG YOUNG URBAN AUDIENCES." "ITWASAN ASTOUNDINGTIMEOF" "YOUNG URBAN AUDIENCES." "ITWASAN ASTOUNDINGTIMEOF SELF-INVENTION." "ITWASAN ASTOUNDINGTIMEOF SELF-INVENTION." "THE IDEA OF BRINGING THE" "SELF-INVENTION." "THE IDEA OF BRINGING THESOUTHERN CULTURE TO THE URBAN" "THE IDEA OF BRINGING THE SOUTHERN CULTURE TO THE URBAN SETTING SET IN MOTION" "SOUTHERN CULTURE TO THE URBAN SETTING SET IN MOTION A CONTINUITY THAT IS" "SETTING SET IN MOTION A CONTINUITY THAT IS UNBROKEN TO TODAY." "HELLOTHERE,PETER." "HOWDY." "MIGHTYNICEMUSIC" "YOU'RE MAKING, PETE." "OH,I 'MJUSTWARMINGUP." "WHAT'STHATFUNNY-LOOKING" "GUITAR YOU'RE PLAYING?" "OH,THISISN'TAGUITAR." "THIS IS A BANJO." "TELLME," "IS THE BANJO SOMETHING NEW?" "NEW?" "ABOUTAS NEW" "AS AMERICA IS." "Martin:" "INPETE'SHANDS, THE FIVE-STRING BANJO TOOK ON NEW MEANING AND NEW USES." "THE FIVE-STRING BANJO TOOK ON NEW MEANING AND NEW USES." "IT BECAME A METAPHOR FOR" "NEW MEANING AND NEW USES." "IT BECAME A METAPHOR FOR THE RURAL WORKING CLASS AND" "IT BECAME A METAPHOR FOR THE RURAL WORKING CLASS AND A TOOL FOR EXPRESSING