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contract upgraded at Manly. Photo credit: Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Source: Supplied STORM 2020 signings: Ryley Jacks (Titans) Ryley Jacks is back at the Storm. Source: Instagram MORE NRL NEWS FIJIAN FLYING: Vunivalu heads to union as Storm backline stocks plummet HANDS OFF: Parra lock in young gun Brown to lengthy NRL deal KNIGHTS 2020 signings: Jayden Brailey (Sharks), Enari Tuala (Cowboys), Bradman Best, Star To’a (upgraded from development contracts) Knights new signing Jayden Brailey. (AAP Image/Darren Pateman) Source: AAP Former Cowboy Enari Tuala has started life at the Newcastle Knights. Picture: Knights Media Source: Supplied COWBOYS 2020 signings: Valentine Holmes (NFL), Reece Robson (Dragons), Esan Marsters (Wests Tigers), Connelly Lemuelu (Bulldogs) Reuben Cotter, Thomas Gilbert, Daniel Russell (upgraded from development contracts) Valentine Holmes at Cowboys training. Picture: Alix Sweeney Source: News Corp Australia Connelly Lemuelu and Reece Robson have joined the Cowboys.PICTURE: MATT TAYLOR. Source: News Corp Australia Cowboys recruit Esan Marsters signed a three-year deal with the club. Picture: Cowboys Media Source: Supplied EELS 2020 signings: Ryan Matterson (Tigers), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Panthers), Haze Dunster, Ethan Parry (upgraded from development contracts) Ryan Matterson is back at the Eels. Photo credit: Parramatta Eels Source: Twitter PANTHERS 2020 signings: Apisai Koroisau (Sea Eagles), Kurt Capewell (Sharks), Dean Blore, Shawn Blore, Stephen Crichton, Braydon McGrady (upgraded from development contracts) Penrith Panthers' new recruit Api Koroisau. Credit: Penrith Panthers Source: News Corp Australia DRAGONS 2020 signings: Issac Luke (Warriors), Trent Merrin (Leeds), Eddie Blacker, Jackson Ford, Jason Saab (upgraded from development contracts) Issac Luke has joined the Red V. Picture: Brett Costello Source: News Corp Australia Trent Merrin is back at the Dragons. Photo credit: St George Illawarra Dragons Source: Twitter RABBITOHS 2020 signings: Edene Gebbie

Michael, Atlantic City; Holy Spirit High School, Absecon; St. Francis Cabrini, Ocean City; St. Peter, Pleasantville Status: Deceased Charles J. Davis Ordained: 1962 Assignments: St. Monica, Atlantic City; St. Luke, Stratford; St. Agnes, Blackwood; St. James, Ventnor; Diocese of Trenton; St. Francis, Metuchen; US Army, Chaplain: Fort Dix; Fort Hamilton, New York; 173 Air Base Bd/Vietnam; Fort Monmouth; St. Mary, Williamstown; Immaculate Heart of Mary, Woodlynne; Fort Benning, Georgia; HQ,172 Inf Bde, Alaska; Post Chapel, Ft Meade, Maryland; US Army Chaplain School, Ft Wadsworth, 19th Support Command, San Francisco, LaSalle College, Pennsylvania; Fayetteville, New York, APO, New York; Fort Rucker, Alabama; Our Lady of Victories, Crestview, Florida Status: Removed from ministry Kenneth Demarest Ordained as deacon: 1976 Assignments: St. Joseph, Swedesboro; St. Joseph, Woodstown Status: Removed from ministry Vincent A. Doyle Ordained: 1949 Assignments: Sacred Heart, Vineland; Holy Name, Camden;Cherry Hill; St. Stephen, Pennsauken; Immaculate Conception, Camden; Chaplain, Camden County Jail, Camden; Chaplain, Riverfront State Prison, Camden Status: Removed from ministry James F. Hopkins Ordained: 1968 Assignments: Holy Maternity, Audubon; St. Cecilia, Pennsauken; Annunciation, Bellmawr; Holy Family, Turnersville; St. Vincent de Paul, Mays Landing; St. Peter, Merchantville; St. Aloysius, Oaklyn; St. Pius X, Cherry Hill; St. Maurice, Brooklawn Status: Removed from ministry Frank X. Hudson Ordained: 1974 Assignments: St. Mary, Gloucester; O.L. Star of the Sea, Atlantic City; St. Aloysius, Oaklyn; Camden Catholic High School, Cherry Hill; Most Holy Redeemer, Westville; St. Veronica, Delair; St. Peter, Pleasantville; St. Francis, Vineland; Immaculate Conception, Bridgeton; St. Michael, Cedarville; St. John Bosco, Millville; St. John, Deptford Status: Removed from ministry Edward A. Igle Ordained: 1974 Assignments: St. Cecilia, Pennsauken; St. John Vianney, Deptford; Immaculate Conception, Camden; St. John, Collingswood; St. Catherine, Clayton;

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ones being healthy Dislikes: Seeing death, people smoking Colour: Green Music: Clasical Food: Anything Animal: Those that dont kill Book: Medicine books Quote: You cant change the world if your on your bed complaining Drink: Non alcaholic (bad for health) Song: any Movie: not a fan Sport: Any Other Favs: WIP Appearance & More Images Model: IDK Gender: male Eye Colour: Violet Hair Colour: Grey Height: Normal Weight: Normal Ethnicity: asian Handedness: right Shoe Size: Normal Blood Type: AB+ Voice: Stern Distinguishing Marks: A few scars Body Style: Fit and muscular One Word to Describe: Dad Best Physical Trait: Meeting his teacher Worst Physical Trait: WIP Mental/Emotional State: None Things to Change: A bit slow Mental/Emotional disorders: None Medical Problems/Ailments: Healthy Family & Childhood Info Mother: Keiko tokukawa Father: Kenji tokukawa Creator: None Half-Siblings: None Full-Siblings: None Other Relatives: None Home: Japan Earliest Memory: Being in Japan Best Memory: Meeting his teacher Schooling: Normal First Kiss: WIP First Love: WIP First Sex: WIP Other Firsts: WIP General Info Nicknames: The tough Doctor Native Language: Japan Character Flaw: Personality Fears/Phobias: Those around him dying Hobbies: Medicine Personal Motto: Sometimes even poison can be medicne as like how medicine can be poison Things He Won't Do: Kill someone Most Admires: Apollo Most Influenced By: His brain Moral Compass: North Most Important Person Before: Family and friends Most Important Person Now: Those close to him Reacts to Crises: Calmly Faces Their Problems: Quickly Reacts to Change: A bit slow Alignment: WIP Dream Job: Become the best doctor Current Job: A doctor Sometimes whatAustralia Day next year will come two days late for one West Australian council. The City of Fremantle has decided to move its traditional January 26 events to January 28 because of cultural sensitivities. The council will celebrate One Day in Fremantle on January 28, with musicians such as John Butler, Dan Sultan and Mama Kin. Should Australia Day's date be changed? Yes 78543 No 38267 The council describes the event as "an opportunity for all Australians to come together and celebrate the multicultural diversity of our country". Mayor Brad Pettitt said the council was not opposed to celebrations on January 26, but was offering an opportunity for all Australians to come together on another day. Dr Pettitt said the council had heard "loud and clear" from local Aboriginal elders that it was not

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 3  About  a  year  before  she  was  up  for  tenure,  Dr.  Hatcher  assisted a graduate student in the political science department  in making a complaint to SIU about a faculty member who the  student claimed was sexually harassing her. Dr. Hatcher tes‐ tified that she believed she was required to help the student  make the report based on Dr. Hatcher’s job description.  Before submitting her tenure dossier, Dr. Hatcher received  positive annual evaluations. The evaluations from her exter‐ nal reviewers, which were made a part of her dossier, all rec‐ ommended  her  for  tenure.  In  reviewing  her  tenure  dossier,  the political science department voted 4‐2 in favor of promo‐ tion and tenure for Dr. Hatcher. In light of that vote, the de‐ partment  chair,  Roger  Clinton,  recommended  that  Dr.  Hatcher receive tenure and promotion. At the next step of the  process, the COLA committee voted 5‐4 in favor of tenure and  5‐4  against  promotion.  The  chair  of  the  COLA  committee  wrote in his letter to the dean of the COLA, Kimberly Kempf‐ Leonard, that the COLA committee recognized Dr. Hatcher’s  success in teaching and service, but was concerned about her  lack of academic publications in prestigious political science  journals.  So  the  COLA  committee  recommended  that  Dr.  Hatcher receive tenure, but not promotion.   After receiving the COLA committee’s recommendation,  Dean Kempf‐Leonard made her own independent review. In  November  2011,  Dean  Kempf‐Leonard  sent  a  letter  to  the  provost, John Nicklow, in which she wrote that while it was a  difficult decision, Dr. Hatcher “has not demonstrated excel‐ lence in research” and recommended that Dr. Hatcher receive  neither  tenure  nor  promotion.  Dean  Kempf‐Leonard  found  that “Dr. Hatcher has a lack of publications in both high‐pro‐ file venues and a lack of publications in mainstream political  4  who believe in themselves and others, former inmates determined to improve their lives, judges and public servants dedicated to reducing recidivism, and families and community members willing to lend their support to people striving to triumph over their past mistakes. NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim April 2020 as Second Chance Month. I call on all Americans to commemorate this month with events and activities that raise public awareness about preventing crime and providing those who have completed their sentences an opportunity for an honest second chance. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this thirty-first day of March, in the

No. 18‐1054  to be paid up front for the full policy period, but many busi‐ nesses  prefer  to  pay  by  the  month.  A  premium‐financing  loan  makes  both  things  possible.  The  client  makes  a  down  payment toward the annual premium and borrows the rest.  It repays the loan monthly.  In  2010  Capital  Premium,  having  exhausted  the  line  of  credit that financed its operations, approached its competitor  BankDirect  with  a  request  for  operating  capital.  BankDirect  was  willing  to  purchase  the  loans  that  Capital  Premium  made—and  to  pay  Capital  Premium  to  service  those  loans  while  they  were  outstanding—but  with  a  big  condition.  BankDirect  demanded,  and  got,  a  right  to  purchase  Capital  Premium’s  business  outright  after  five  years.  The  contract  went into force in December 2010. (Actually there were four  contracts, but we use the singular for simplicity.) The option  to purchase could be exercised near the fifth anniversary. If  BankDirect  elected  not  to  purchase  Capital  Premium,  then  either side could extend the term by notice given before Jan‐ uary 4, 2016; otherwise the purchase‐and‐service deal would  wrap  up  on  January  31,  2016.  Any  extension  could  not  ex‐ ceed the contract’s drop‐dead date, June 1, 2018, after which  neither side would have any obligation to the other.  BankDirect  exercised  the  purchase  option  in  November  2015,  but  Capital  Premium  refused  to  honor  it.  BankDirect  filed this suit under the diversity jurisdiction, seeking to en‐ force  the  option  to  purchase.  It As far as the music goes, "Low" and its siblings were a direct follow-on from the title track of "Station to Station." It’s often struck me that there will usually be one track on any given album of mine which will be a fair indicator of the intent of the following album. —David Bowie, 2001 I see "Low" as very much a continuation from "Station to Station," which I think is one of the great records of all time. —Brian Eno, 1999 The "Station to Station" sessions represent the highwater mark of Bowie’s prodigious drug intake. By this stage, Bowie had practically stopped eating and was subsisting on a diet of milk, cocaine and four packets of Gitanes a day. He was leading a vampyric existence of blinds-drawn seclusion in his

No. 17‐3642 contends that the district court erred when it ordered restitu‐ tion in the full amount of the investments. We disagree, and for the following reasons, we affirm. I.  BACKGROUND Corrigan  served  as  the  President  and  Chief  Executive Officer of Embedded Control Systems (“ECS”), a company that developed a process for replacing copper wiring in airplanes with  fiber  optics.  Beginning  in  2007,  ECS  began  soliciting capital from various investment groups. Among the investors were  Jason  Neilitz  who  purchased  $125,000  worth  of  ECS stock, and Rawah Partners which purchased $350,000 worth of stock.  By June 2008, Corrigan had negotiated a prospective sale of ECS to a third party. However, due to the worldwide financial downturn the sale fell through. Shortly thereafter, through a Board resolution, ECS authorized Corrigan to manage ECS in whatever capacity he saw fit. At the same time, Corrigan was negotiating a sale to another third party when ECS began to suffer from cash flow problems. ECS  had  difficulty  paying  its  expenses  and  its  officers’ compensation.  It  closed  its  bank  account  with  Chase  Bank because  it  was  frequently  overdrawn,  and opened  a  new account  with  LaSalle  Bank.  This  account  excluded  the  Vice President  of  Business  Development,  A.J.  Yarmine,  from  its signatories.  Through  2008,  ECS  employees  received  health insurance from the company but ECS fell behind on the pay‐ ment for the insurance policy in 2008, making the last payment to  United  Healthcare  in  November  2008.  United  Healthcare cancelled the policy in January 2009, due to non‐payment. No. 17‐3642 3 By March 2009, Corrigan had begun soliciting Jason Neilitz and  Rawah  Partners  for  additional  investments  announcing that  ECS  was  close  to  closing  a  sale  but  needed  additional funds  to  cover  ECS’s  healthcare  insurance  premiums.  On March 22, 2009, and again on April 22, 2009, Corrigan emailed Jason  Neilitz  stating  that  the  company  was  close  to  being dropped by its health insurance provider and that such a result would be “catastrophic” to its employees and the pending sale. Based  on  Corrigan’s  representations,  Neilitz  agreed  to 

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____________________  ARGUED NOVEMBER 4, 2016 — DECIDED DECEMBER 7, 2016  ____________________  Before  FLAUM  and  KANNE,  Circuit  Judges,  and  MAGNUS‐ STINSON, District Judge.  MAGNUS‐STINSON,  District  Judge.  Marcus  Harris  commit‐ ted three armed robberies in 2013, two in Indiana and one in  Illinois. He was arrested and charged in state court for one of                                                     Of the Southern District of Indiana, sitting by designation.  2  No. 16‐1023  the  Indiana  robberies.  While  the Indiana  case  was  pending,  federal  authorities  sent  Harris  a  target  letter  concerning  the  Illinois robbery. Harris requested and was appointed a federal  public defender, but his federal public defender failed to ad‐ vise Harris or his state defense attorney of the progress of the  federal proceedings before his guilty plea and sentencing in  Indiana  state  court.  He  was  later  charged  by  federal  indict‐ ment and pled guilty in federal court to the Illinois robbery,  and stipulated to the uncharged Indiana robbery as relevant  offense conduct.  At his  federal sentencing, the parties  agreed that Harris’  federal public defender’s failure to update him about the fed‐ eral proceedings prejudiced Harris because had he not been  convicted  in  state  court,  and  had  all  of  the  robberies  been  charged in one federal proceeding, his sentencing guideline  range  in  his  federal  court  case  would  have  been  lower.  The  parties agreed to a hypothetical guideline range to compen‐ sate for the federal public defender’s error. Harris claims that  the district court committed procedural error when it failed to  accept the hypothetical guideline range or to explain why it  rejected it. We disagree and affirm his sentence.  I. BACKGROUND  In  2013,  Harris  committed  three  armed  robberies  as  a  member of an organized group of armed robbers: 1) on Janu‐ ary 28, 2013, he robbed a T‐Mobile store in Schererville, Indi‐ ana; 2) on January 31, 2013, he robbed a Sprint store in Addi‐ son, Illinois; 3) and on February 4, 2013, he robbed an AT&T  store in LaPorte, Indiana. Shortly after the last robbery, he was  arrested by Indiana authorities and charged in state court for  the robbery in LaPorte. While in state custody, Harris received  a target letter from federal authorities informing him that he  No. 16‐1023 

Life and Work Gipsy Smith White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-1-9997899-4-7 Real Religion Gipsy Smith White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-1-912529-10-0 As Jesus Passed By Gipsy Smith White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-1-912529-05-6 The Lost Christ Gipsy Smith eBook ISBN: 978-1-912529-20-9 Rifted Clouds Bella Cooke All Three Parts White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-1-912529-08-7 Paperback ISBN: 978-1-912529-09-4 Deeper Experiences of Famous Christians James Gilchrist Lawson eBook ISBN: 978-1-912529-15-5 <><><><> Return to Table of Contents Christian Fiction The majority of these books are Victorian classic romances that have been sensitively edited and abridged for today's readers Gildas Haven Margaret S. Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9935005-7-2 Amaranth's Garden Margaret S. Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9935005-6-5 Rose Capel's Sacrifice Margaret Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9954549-3-4 Una's Marriage Margaret Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9957594-5-9 Miss Elizabeth's Niece Margaret Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9957594-7-3 Silverbeach Manor Margaret S. Haycraft White Tree Publishing edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9935005-4-1 The Clever Miss Jancy Margaret S. Haycraft White Tree Publishing Edition eBook ISBN: 978-0-9957594-9-7 Freda'sDavis, Aubrey Hello! :) Thanks for checking out my teacher page! I will be updating my teacher blog regularly with different art projects and due dates! All About Me!! I am from Madison and absolutely love this city! I grew up in the Madison County schools and I am a graduate of Madison Central! I played soccer all through high school which led me to a college soccer scholarship to Jones County Junior College! After earning my associates degree at Jones, I then transferred to Mississippi State where I graduated in 2013 with my bachelor's degree in Elementary Education with endorsements in art and social studies! I received my Masters in Secondary Education May 2018. I got married to my husband in May 2017 and became Mrs. Davis :)! We have

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the FEAST: Feminist Ethics and Social Theory Conference, 24–27 September, Clearwater, Florida. Mann, Bonnie. 2006. Women’s Liberation and the Sublime: Feminism, Postmodernism, Environment. New York: Oxford University Press. Mellor, Mary. 1997. Feminism and Ecology. New York: New York University Press. Merchant, Carolyn. 1995.Earthcare: Women and the Environment. New York: Routledge. ———, ed. 1993. Ecology: Key Concepts in Critical Theory. Amherst, NY: Humanity Books. ———. 1980. The Death of Nature: Women, Ecology, and the Scientific Revolution. New York: Harper & Row. Mies, Maria. 1986. Patriarchy and Accumulation on a World Scale: Women in the International Division of Labor. London: Zed Books. ———, and Vandana Shiva. 1993. Ecofeminism. London: Zed Books. Mortimer-Sandilands, Catriona. 2009. Personal communication with author, 11 September. ———. 2008. “Eco/Feminism on the Edge.” International Feminist Journal of Politics 10(3): 305–13. ———, and Bruce Erickson, eds. 2010.Queer Ecologies: Sex, Nature, Politics, Desire. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Murphy, Patrick D. 1988. “Sex-Typing the Planet: Gaia Imagery and the Problem of Subverting Patriarchy.” Environmental Ethics 10(2): 155–68. Noske, Barbara. 1997. Beyond Boundaries: Humans and Animals. Montreal: Black Rose Books. O’Loughlin, Ellen. 1993. “Questioning Sour Grapes: Ecofeminism and the United Farm Workers Grape Boycott.” In Ecofeminism: Women, Animals, Nature, ed. Greta Gaard, 146–66. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press. Phillips, Layli. 2010. “Veganism and Ecowomanism.” In Sistah Vegan: Black Female Vegans Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Society, ed. A. Breeze Harper, 8–19. Brooklyn, NY: Lantern Books. ———, ed. 2006. The Womanist Reader. New York: Routledge. Plant, Judith, ed. 1989. Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism. Philadelphia, PA: New Society Press. Plumwood, Val. 2002. Environmental Culture: The Ecological Crisis of Reason. New York: Routledge. ———.

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The background facts of this case are provided in detail in an  accompanying opinion.  In re 650 Fifth Avenue and Related Properties, 14‐2027 (“In  re 650 Fifth Ave.”).  We assume familiarity with that opinion, and provide an  abbreviated version of events here.   A. Iran’s Involvement With The Alavi Foundation and 650 Fifth  Avenue Company  The Alavi Foundation (“Alavi” or “the Foundation”) traces its origins to  1973, when the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, incorporated the  eponymous Pahlavi Foundation as a New York not‐for‐profit corporation, and  endowed it with several million dollars.  Following the 1979 Iranian Revolution,  the Ayatollah Khomeini ordered the formation of the Bonyad Mostazafan, an  entity charged with managing property expropriated by the revolutionary  government, and the Pahlavi Foundation was renamed the Mostazafan  Foundation of New York.  The Foundation took on its present name in 1992.2                                               2 For ease of reference only, we refer to all three iterations of the foundation as “Alavi”  throughout the remainder of this opinion.  15    Since its inception, Alavi has purchased and maintained several properties in the  United States, including a 36‐story office tower at 650 Fifth Avenue in New York  City (“the Building”), the construction of which was financed by loans Alavi  received from Bank Melli, a bank wholly owned by Iran.    650 Fifth Avenue Company (“650 Fifth Ave. Co.” or “the Partnership”) is a  partnership created under New York law in 1989 as part of a plan to relieve  Alavi of tax obligations that it incurred as a result of the mortgages Bank Melli  held on the Building.  Specifically, Alavi, together with the Government of Iran,  the Bonyad Mostazafan, and Bank Melli, agreed to a plan whereby Bank Melli  used a chain of straw companies to enter into a partnership with Alavi.  Through  a series of circular transactions, instead of holding mortgages on the Building,  Bank Melli became a 35% (and eventually 40%) owner of 650 Fifth Ave. Co. and,  thereby, a partial owner of the Building.  See In re 650 Fifth Ave., 14‐2027, at 14–19  (discussing details of 1989 tax transaction).  Alavi owns the other 60% of 650 Fifth  Ave. Co. and, until 2008, served as 650 Fifth Ave. Co.’s managing partner,  administering the day‐to‐day affairs of the Partnership.  See id. at 18–19  (describing ownership and management of Partnership).  Although Assa  Corporation, which was owned by Assa Company Limited (collectively, “Assa”),  inner shaft rotates in an opposite direction from that of the outer shaft. Commonly, the inner shaft drives a rear propeller and the outer shaft drives an adjacent front propeller. Some prior counter-rotational propeller systems include a cover to surround the end of the outer propeller shaft to prevent fishing line or weeds from entangling on the inner shaft and damaging oil seals, which are typically disposed between the inner shaft and the outer shaft at the rear end of the outer shaft. As described below in greater detail, such covers are usually positioned between the propeller hubs of the propellers. Although prior covers disposed over the rear end of the outer shaft generally prevent fishing line and weeds from wrapping around the inner shaft at the interface between the

Mani Ratnam, Adoor, Revathy, Aparna Sen and others write to PM on communal violence The artists have expressed their concern over lynching of Muslims, Dalits and other minorities, increasing religious identity based hate crimes and growing intolerance towards dissent in the country. news Dissent 49 artists and intellectuals including filmmakers Adoor Gopalakrishnan, Mani Ratnam, Anurag Kashyap, Aparna Sen, actor and filmmaker Revathy Asha, historian and writer Ramchandra Guha, filmmaker and actor Konkona Sensharma, actor Kani Kusruti and others have written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing their concern over the lynching of Muslims, Dalits and other minorities, increasing religious identity based hate crimes and growing intolerance towards dissent in the country. "Jai Shri Ram" has become a provocative war cry, the letter says, asking the PM to put a stopFounder - PUBLIC) Chitra Sirkar (Designer) Darshan Shah (Founder, Weavers Studio) Debal Sen (Cardiologist) Goutam Ghose (Filmmaker) Iftekhar Ahsan (Founder CEO, Calcutta Walks/ Calcutta Bungalow) Jayasri Burman (Artist) Joya Mitra (Environmentalist, Author) Kani Kusruti (Actor) Kaushik Sen (Film and Theatre personality) Ketan Mehta (Filmmaker) Konkona Sen Sharma (Filmmaker, Actor) Mani Ratnam (Filmmaker) Mudar Patherya (Citizen) Narayan Sinha (Sculptor) Naveen Kishore (Publisher, Sengoll Publications) Parambrata Chattopadhyay (Filmmaker, Actor) Partha Chatterjee (Historian. Social Scientist) Piya Chakraborty (Researcher) Pradeep Kakkar (Founder, PUBLIC) Ramchandra Guha (Historian) Ratnaboli Ray (Mental health activist) Revathy Asha (Filmmaker. Actor) Riddhi Sen (Actor) Rupam Islam (Singer-Songwriter. Musician) Rupsha Dasgupta (Director, Kolkata Sunisa Foundation) Sakti Roy Chowdhury(Professor of Sanskrit, Theatre personality) Samik Banerjee (Scholar. Film & Theatre Critie) Shivaji Basu (Surgeon, Urologist) Shubha Mudgal (Singer, Musician) Shyam Benegal (Filmmaker) Soumitra Chatterjee (Actor) Suman Ghosh (Filmmaker) Sumit Sarkar (Historian) Tanika Sarkar (Historian) Tapas Roychowdhury (Cardiac Surgeon)

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projected  to  be  “substantially  af‐ fected”  by  the  acquisition  were  eligible  for  mitigation  measures imposed by the Board as a condition to its approval,  up to and including grade separation between the roadway  and rail line. The Board approved CN’s acquisition in 2008,  but determined that U.S. 14 would neither be substantially af‐ fected nor warrant a grade separation. The Village unsuccess‐ fully petitioned the Board to reopen its decision in 2011 and  2014. It failed for a third time in 2017, and now appeals the  Board’s most recent denial. Because the Village does not pre‐ sent  new  evidence  or  substantially  changed  circumstances  that mandate a different result, we deny the petition for re‐ view.    I. Background  A. Factual Background  CN  is  one  of  Canada’s  two  major  railroads,  extending  from Halifax, Nova Scotia on the Atlantic coast to Vancouver  and Prince Rupert, British Columbia on the Pacific. Through  its  Grand  Trunk  Corporation  subsidiary,  the  company  also  controls numerous rail carriers in the United States. Its Amer‐ ican railway system extends north/south from Chicago to the  Gulf Coast, and east/west from Pennsylvania to Minnesota.   No. 17‐3586  3 Accel World Set 2 The year is 2046. Haruyuki Arita is a young boy who finds himself on the lowest social rungs of his school. Ashamed of his miserable life, Haruyuki can only cope by indulging in virtual games. But that all changes when Kuroyukihime, the most popular girl in school, introduces him to a mysterious program called Brain Burst and a virtual reality called the ACCEL WORLD. You May Also Like The year is 2046. Haruyuki Arita is a young boy who finds himself on the lowest social rungs of his school. Ashamed of his miserable life, Haruyuki can only cope by indulging in virtual games. But that all changes when Kuroyukihime, the most popular girl in school, introduces him to a mysterious program called Brain Burst and a virtual

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Ebsworth, IAOC, Controller of Clothing, United Provinces Circle. Hubert Crayden Edmunds, Medical Missionary, Hiranpur, Santal Parganas District, Bihar. Richard Vincent Fenton, Indian Civil Service, Officiating Deputy Secretary to the Government of India in the Industries and Supplies Department. Denis Archibald Ferguson, officiating Head Engineer, His Majesty's Mint, Bombay. Captain Eric Aubrey Fern, Commandant, Internment Camp and Parole Centre, Satara. Walter Anthony Fosberry, District Mechanical Engineer, Bengal & Assam Railway, Lumding. Saiyad Muhammad Abdul Ialil Shah Gardezi, Landlord, Honorary Magistrate, Multan, Punjab. Mool Raj Ghulati, Deputy Regional Food Commissioner, N.W. Region. Captain Narain Shandas Gidwani, RIASC, Deputy Director of Purchase, Department of Food, Government of India. Harold Peter Goodwyn, India Civil Service, Deputy Secretary to His Excellency the Governor of Bengal. Irvine Conrad Gray, Executive Officer, Secunderabad. Paresh Chandra Guha, , Civil Surgeon (Retd.), Assam. Ali Bahadur Habibullah, Director of DefenceFor welfare services in Nigeria. Harry Alan Taylor, , Colonial Chemical Service, Assistant Superintendent and Government Chemist, Imports and Exports Department, Hong Kong. For services during internment. Olunwale James Vonbrunn Tuboku-Metzger, Police Magistrate, Sierra Leone. Frederick Cornelius Van Zeylen, Director, Public Works Department, Bahamas. Aisea Vasutoga, Roko of Nadroga Province, Fiji. Margaret Jean Howieson White. For services during internment in Malaya. Elsie Clara Willis. For services during internment in Malaya. William de Weever Wishart, . Municipal Health Officer, British Guiana. James Topp Nelson Yankah. For services to education, Gold Coast. Edith Margaret Yates. For social welfare services in Nigeria. Ismail Aboker, Assistant in the Veterinary Department, British Somaliland. Qaid Ahmed Sudqi Al Jundi, Arab Legion. Xavier Elpidio Almeida, Chief Clerk, Public Works Department, Uganda. Jude Beliavsky, Accountant, Palestine. Isiah Claudius During, Assistant Accountant, Treasury, Nigeria. Abdel Aziz Shaker El Daoudi, Judge of District

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also tasty: substitute cooked rotisserie chicken meat for the cooked beef and add 1 cup chicken broth. MAKES 6 SERVINGS • Preheat the oven to 325°F. • In a 10- or 12-inch cast iron skillet, heat the oil over medium-high heat and brown the beef. Add the water, cover, and bake until tender, 1½ to 2 hours. Transfer the meat from the skillet. Reserve the broth. Using 2 forks, shred the meat and set aside. • In the same skillet, cook the chorizo, onion, and garlic. Add the shredded beef, tomatoes, chilies, oregano, and sugar. Add ¾ cup of the reserved broth and simmer for 30 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve with tortillas, cabbage, avocado, sour cream, and limes. 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1½ pounds boneless beef chuck, trimmed andTable** www.surlatable.com **Tom Douglas Rubs** www.tomdouglas.com 2030 Fifth Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121 206-448-2001 **Uwajimaya** www.uwajimaya.com Ponzu sauces, black rice wine vinegar, chow fun noodles, furikake seasonings, and other Asian specialty products **World Spice Merchants** www.worldspice.com 1509 Western Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101 206-682-7274 Spices and spice blends ## Index A Aioli, Lemon, Albacore Tuna Cakes with Lemon Parsley Sauce, 42–43 Almond Cake, Pear, appetizers, 25–45 Albacore Tuna Cakes with Lemon Parsley Sauce, 42–43 Baked Jalapeño Oysters, Brown Butter Sage Balls, Caramelized Fennel, Shallot, and Pear Upside-Down Tart, Cornmeal Skillet Cakes, Ginger Crab Cakes, Grilled Chicken Skewers with Spicy Peanut Sauce, Imperial Stout Clams, Meatloaf Sliders on Brioche, Mushroom Duxelles and Goat Cheese Crostini, 44–45 Roasted Poblano and Crab Hush Puppies with Green Goddess Dipping Sauce, 34–35 Scallion Pancakes with Lemon Crème Fraîche Sauce, Salmon, and Sweet and Spicy Cucumbers, 39–40 Shrimp with Smoky Tomato Pernod Sauce on Crostini, 29–30 Sizzling Shrimp, Skillet of Roasted Artichokes, Skillet-Roasted Mussels, Tricolored Vegetable Cakes, apples Apple French Toast Bread Pudding, 12–13 Caramel

(VfB Stuttgart), Sven Ulreich (VfB Stuttgart), Douglas Costa (FC Shakhtar Donetsk), Arturo Vidal (Juventus), Kingsley Coman (Juventus, loan), Julian Green (Hamburger SV, end of loan), Jan Kirchhoff (end of loan) • Out: Xherdan Shaqiri (Stoke City FC), Pepe Reina (SSC Napoli), Mitchell Weiser (Hertha BSC Berlin), Claudio Pizarro (released), Bastian Schweinsteiger (Manchester United FC), Pierre-Emile Højbjerg (FC Schalke 04, loan), Dante (VfL Wolfsburg) SL Benfica (POR) • In: Adel Taarabt (Queens Park Rangers FC), Mehdi Carcela-González (R. Standard de Liège), Bilal Ould-Chikh (FC Twente), Ederson (Rio Ave FC), Marçal (CD Nacional), Dálcio (CF Os Belenenses), Diego Lopes (Rio Ave FC), Pelé (AC Milan), Francisco Vera (Club Rubio Ñu), Jhon Murillo (Zamora FC), Kostas Mitroglou (Fulham FC, loan), Raúl Jiménez (Club Atlético de Madrid) • Out: Miralem Sulejmani (BSC Young Boys), André GomesVukojević (FK Austria Wien), Ivan Fiolić (NK Lokomotiva Zagreb), Luka Capan (NK Lokomotiva Zagreb), Josip Ćorić (NK Lokomotiva Zagreb), Jozo Šimunović (Celtic FC) Derlis González unveiled at Dynamo Kyiv ©FC Dynamo Kyiv FC Dynamo Kyiv (UKR) • In: Júnior Moraes (FC Metalurh Donetsk), Mykola Morozyuk (FC Metalurh Donetsk), Radosav Petrović (Gençlerbirliği SK), Maxym Koval (FC Hoverla Uzhhorod), Serhiy Myakushko (FC Hoverla Uzhhorod), Derlis González (FC Basel 1893) • Out: Vladyslav Kalitvintsev (FC Chornomorets Odesa, loan), Betão (released), Ognjen Vukojević (FK Austria Wien), Lukman Haruna (FC Anji, loan), Jeremain Lens (Sunderland AFC), Maxym Koval (Odense BK, loan), Dieumerci Mbokani (Norwich City FC, loan) Galatasaray AŞ (TUR) • In: Bilal Kısa (Akhisar Belediyespor), Lukas Podolski (Arsenal FC), Lionel Carole (ES Troyes AC), José Rodríguez (Real Madrid CF), Jem Paul Karacan (Reading FC), Jason Denayer (Manchester City

(Cantonese, English and Portuguese) than the mainland. Spoken languages The spoken languages of nationalities that are a part of the People's Republic of China belong to at least nine families: The Sino-Tibetan family: 19 official ethnicities (including the Han and Tibetans) The Tai–Kadai family: several languages spoken by the Zhuang, the Bouyei, the Dai, the Dong, and the Hlai (Li people). 9 official ethnicities. The Hmong–Mien family: 3 official ethnicities The Austroasiatic family: 4 official ethnicities (the De'ang, Blang, Gin (Vietnamese), and Wa) The Turkic family: Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Salars, etc. 7 official ethnicities. The Mongolic family: Mongols, Dongxiang, and related groups. 6 official ethnicities. The Tungusic family: Manchus (formerly), Hezhe, etc. 5 official ethnicities. The Koreanic family: Korean language The Indo-European family: 2 official ethnicities (the Russians and Tajiks (actuallylanguage, Kèjiā, 客家 Min Chinese, Mǐn, 闽, 閩 Southern Min Teochew, Cháoshàn, 潮汕 Eastern Min Pu-Xian Min Leizhou Min Hainanese Northern Min Central Min Shao-Jiang Min Bai, Bái, 白 Tibeto-Burman Tujia, Tǔjiā, 土家 Qiangic Qiang, Qiāng, 羌 Northern Qiang Southern Qiang Pumi/Prinmi, Pǔmǐ, 普米 Baima, Báimǎ, 白马, 白馬 Tangut, Xīxià, 西夏 (extinct) Bodish Tibetan, Zàng, 藏 Central Tibetan (Standard Tibetan) Amdo Tibetan Khams Tibetan Lhoba, Luòbā, 珞巴 Monpa/Monba, Ménbā, 门巴, 門巴 Lolo–Burmese–Naxi Burmish Achang, Āchāng, 阿昌 Loloish Yi, Yí, 彝 Lisu, Lìsù, 傈僳 Lahu, Lāhù, 拉祜 Hani, Hāní, 哈尼 Jino, Jīnuò, 基诺, 基諾 Nakhi/Naxi, Nàxī, 纳西, 納西 Jingpho–Nungish–Luish Jingpho, Jǐngpō, 景颇, 景頗 Derung, Dúlóng, 独龙, 獨龍 Nu, Nù, 怒 Nusu, Nùsū, 怒苏 Rouruo, Róuruò, 柔若 Kra–Dai (Possibly the ancient Bǎiyuè 百越) Kra Gelao, Gēlǎo, 仡佬 Kam–Sui Dong, Dòng, 侗 Sui, Shuǐ,

a protective sweep, the agents observed a tannish substance on a  bedroom  dresser  that  appeared  to  be  heroin.  The  agents asked  for  permission  to  search  the  apartment,  but  Coleman refused. After reading Coleman his Miranda rights, the agents asked  about  the  substance;  Coleman  responded  that  it  was heroin for his personal use, that he used heroin the previous night, and that he expected to suffer from withdrawal within two hours. After the agents escorted Coleman out of the apartment and placed him in a law enforcement vehicle, they interviewed his No. 16‐3595 3 wife,  Charisse  Coleman,  at  the  residence.  According  to Charisse, Coleman kept a gun in the bedroom. She said that the last time she saw Coleman use the gun was on December 31, 2010, when she observed him shoot a round out of the resi‐ dence’s window. According to Charisse, Johnson and Coleman had been selling heroin for the past 20 years. She told agents that Johnson was the leader of a crew of five to six other heroin dealers, who were all members of the Gangster Disciples. She said that, over the past year, Coleman would acquire heroin from  Johnson  and  resell  it.  She  stated  that,  up  until  a  few months prior, Johnson and Coleman would bag heroin at her residence  and that  she had  occasionally passed through the room  where  they  were  completing  this  task.  She  recalled seeing  Johnson  and  Coleman  in  her  residence  with  heroin, guns, and money in October or November 2010. She said that she overheard several phone conversations between Coleman and Johnson in 2011 that involved code words for heroin deals. She stated that a few months prior Coleman told her that he and  Johnson  began  bagging  the  heroin at  Johnson’s  new residence located in Greektown, a neighborhood in Chicago; Agent Matuszczak testified that the condo is directly across the highway  from  the  Chicago  neighborhood  known  as “Greektown.” Charisse ultimately consented to the search of the residence. The agents then re‐approached Coleman and told him they would transport him to the hospital before he got sick. Cole‐ man  then  said,  unprompted,  “That  shit  up  there  ain’t [Charisse’s], let’s work out a deal.” Agents responded that they could  not  make  him  a  deal.  The  agents  read  Coleman  his Miranda rights again and provided him a waiver form, which 4 No. 16‐3595 he signed. Coleman then told the agents that he had two guns and 100 grams of heroin inside the residence. The agents again asked Coleman for consent to search; he agreed. Coleman was then transported to the hospital. Despite receiving consent from both Coleman and Charisse, agents obtained and executed a search warrant for Coleman’s residence where they found a variety of drug paraphernalia, two guns, and approximately 168 grams of heroin. At  some  point,  Coleman  was  again  advised  of  and  had waived his Miranda rights before being interviewed by agents. During the interview, Coleman stated that he bought 150‐200 grams  of  heroin  per  week  from  Johnson  and  that  Johnson provided most of the heroin he sold. He purchased drugs at Johnson’s condo, which he told the agents was unit #310 at the Jackson  residence.  He  would  pay  Johnson  $13,000  for  200 grams of heroin, but, frequently, would pay Johnson a portion of the $13,000 up front and pay the remaining balance after he sold the drugs. He stated that he bought 200 grams of heroin from Johnson at his condo on April 10, 2011, for which he paid him $6,500 and promised to pay the remaining $6,500 after he sold  the  heroin.  Agents  showed  Coleman  a  driver’s  license photo of Johnson, and Coleman indicated that the person in the photo was the same person who he bought heroin from on a weekly basis. The 

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UTAA Council of Presidents Breadcrumb ABOUT THE COUNCIL OF PRESIDENTS The Council of Presidents (COP) comprises the presidents of constituent alumni associations, the UTAA board of directors and the alumni governors of the Governing Council. The Council is chaired by the President of the UTAA and meets three to four times per year at meetings convened by the Alumni Relations Office and the UTAA. These gatherings provide an orientation to the workings of the University of Toronto through professional development, dissemination of information and the communication of best practices. These meetings also offer Council members the opportunity to build peer-to-peer networks and to informally share their experiences with fellow alumni volunteer leaders. 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March 22--23, 2018.** **Attendees, November 2017 meeting** ***Accountability and Transparency Experts*** Dina BALABANOVA, Associate Professor, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) Sebastian BAUHOFF, Research Fellow, Center for Global Development (CGDEV) Anouar BEN KHELIFA, Investigations Specialist, United Nations Development Fund (UNDP) Agnès COUFFINHAL, Senior Economist, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Arkan EL-SEBLANI, Regional Manager, UNDP Arab States, Anti-Corruption Sarah HARRIS STEINGRÜBER, Programme Manager, Pharmaceuticals & Health Care Programme, Transparency International UK Mostafa HUNTER, Consultant, UNDP Center for Transparency Eleanor HUTCHINSON, Assistant Professor in Medical Anthropology, LSHTM Twesiime Monica KIRYA, Senior Advisor, U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Center at the Christian Michelsen Institute Roxanne OROXOM, Research Associate, CGDEV Esther SAVILLE, Social Development Advisor, Transparency, Accountability and Politics Group in the Governance, Open Societies and Anti-Corruption Department, Department for International Development (DFID), UK Taryn VIAN, Clinical Professor of Global Health, Boston University School ofPublic Health Paul VINCKE, Managing Director, European Healthcare Fraud and Corruption Network Aneta WIERZYNSKA, Senior Advisor, Anticorruption and Impact, Ethics Office, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria ***WHO*** Agnès SOUCAT, Director, HGF Hala ABOU TALEB, Technical Officer, EM/PHP Marie-Charlotte BOUESSEAU, Advisor, SDS David CLARKE, Health Systems Advisor (Legal), HGS Ibadat DHILLON, Technical Officer, HWF Deirdre DIMANCESCO, Technical Officer, EMP Matthew JOWETT, Senior Health Financing Specialist, HEF Theadora Swift KOLLER, Technical Officer for Equity, GER Clotilde PETRIAT, Volunteer, HGS Dheepa RAJAN, Technical Officer, HGS Bruce TSAI, Intern, HGS **Attendees, March 2018 meeting** ***Accountability and Transparency Experts*** Sebastian BAUHOFF, Research Fellow, Center for Global Development (CGDEV), Washington DC USA Samar ELSAYED, Health Governance Consultant, Healthcare Governance and Transparency Association (HeGTA) Frank FEELEY, Associate Professor, Department of Global Health, Boston University School of Public Health, Boston MA USA Mennatallah Mohamed Hatem ELAYADI, Health Governance Consultant, Healthcare Governance and

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remained  pending  there  for  almost  four  years, despite  Appellants’  submission  of  a  premium  processing request. Finally, on October 19, 2009, a CSC representative inquired whether  the  Temple  was  still  interested  in  pursuing  the petition. That representative informed the Temple that USCIS intended to approve the petition and retroactively amend Lee’s status, such that she would have had lawful status from June 1, 2006, to May 31, 2009. The CSC representative also informed the Temple it would be allowed to apply for an extension for the  remaining  period  of  eligibility,  which  would  run  from June 1, 2009, to May 31, 2011. This arrangement would have given  Lee  lawful  status  continuously  from  June  1,  2006,  to May 31, 2011. No. 17‐1813 3 The CSC then approved the Temple’s original I‐129 petition on October 22, 2009. The approval notice, however, stated that the R‐1  visa was valid  only until May  31, 2009.  The Temple filed a petition to extend that visa on December 17, 2009, under the  impression  that  CSC  would  approve  the  extension  and apply  it  retroactively  to  a  June  1,  2009,  start  date,  per  the arrangement described above. The CSC approved the exten‐ sion, but  only  to  start  from  May  11,  2010,  and  run  until October  22,  2011.  As  a  result,  on  the  face  of  the  visa  and extension  approvals,  there  was  a  gap  in  Lee’s  lawful  status from June 1, 2009, to May 10, 2010. This proved problematic when the Temple filed an I‐360 petition  on  Lee’s  behalf  seeking  classification  as  a  special immigrant religious worker in November 2010. The application stated that Lee had worked for the Temple since October 22, 2009. The CSC denied the application because Lee had worked for the Temple during a period when she did not have a valid visa (i.e., from October 22, 2009, to May 10, 2010). The Temple appealed  the  denial,  but  the  Administrative  Appeals  Office dismissed the appeal on August 13, 2012. Appellants  then  sought  the  assistance  of  United  States Representative  Michael  Quigley,  and  on  June  12,  2013,  the Congressional Unit of the CSC agreed to amend Lee’s status to indicate that her R‐1 visa had been valid from June 1, 2009, to May 31, 2011, thereby eliminating the gap in her lawful status. On September 24, 2013, the CSC approved the I‐360 petition. On December 9, 2013, Lee filed an I‐485 application with the  CSC  to  adjust  her  status  to  become  a  lawful  permanent resident. USCIS transferred the application from the CSC to the 4

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7001 of the Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2014 (33 U.S.C. 2282d) or otherwise reviewed by Congress: (1) Ouachita-black rivers, arkansas and louisiana.--Project for navigation, Ouachita-Black Rivers, Arkansas and Louisiana. (2) Cache creek settling basin, california.--Project for flood damage reduction and ecosystem restoration, Cache Creek Settling Basin, California. (3) Coyote valley dam, california.--Project for flood control, water conservation, and related purposes, Russian River Basin, California, authorized by the River and Harbor Act of 1950 (64 Stat. 177), to modify the Coyote Valley Dam to add environmental restoration as a project purpose and to increase water supply and improve reservoir operations. (4) Del rosa channel, city of san bernardino, california.-- Project for flood damage reduction and ecosystem restoration, Del Rosa Channel, city of San Bernardino, California. (5) Merced county streams, california.--Project for flood damage reduction, Merced County Streams, California. (6) Mission-zanja channel, cities of san bernardinoand redlands, california.--Project for flood damage reduction and ecosystem restoration, Mission-Zanja Channel, cities of San Bernardino and Redlands, California. (7) Soboba indian reservation, california.--Project for flood damage reduction, Soboba Indian Reservation, California. (8) Indian river inlet, delaware.--Project for hurricane and storm damage reduction, Indian River Inlet, Delaware. (9) Lewes beach, delaware.--Project for hurricane and storm damage reduction, Lewes Beach, Delaware. (10) Mispillion complex, kent and sussex counties, delaware.--Project for hurricane and storm damage reduction, Mispillion Complex, Kent and Sussex Counties, Delaware. (11) Daytona beach, florida.--Project for flood damage reduction, Daytona Beach, Florida. (12) Brunswick harbor, georgia.--Project for navigation, Brunswick Harbor, Georgia. (13) Dubuque, iowa.--Project for flood damage reduction, Dubuque, Iowa. (14) St. tammany parish, louisiana.--Project for flood damage reduction and ecosystem restoration, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. (15) Cattaraugus creek, new york.--Project for flood damage reduction, Cattaraugus Creek, New York. (16) Cayuga inlet, ithaca, new york.--Project for navigation and flood damage reduction, Cayuga Inlet,

(1935–1944) + Pan Sukhum (1935–1938) + General Um Indrayodhin (1935–1942) Prime Minister - Phraya Phahonphonphayuhasena, Prime Minister of Siam (1933–1938) Turkey President - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, President of Turkey (1923–1938) Prime Minister - İsmet İnönü, Prime Minister of Turkey (1925–1937) Tuva Communist Party Leader - Salchak Toka, General Secretary of the Tuvan People's Revolutionary Party (1932–1944) Head of State - Chuldum Lopsakovi, Chairman of the Presidium of the Little Hural of Tuva (1929–1936) Adyg-Tulush Khemchik-ool, Chairman of the Presidium of the Little Hural of Tuva (1936–1938) Premier - Adyg-Tulush Khemchik-ool, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Tuva (1929–1936) Sat Churmit-Dazhi, Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Tuva (1936–1938) Yemen Monarch - Yahya Muhammad Hamid ed-Din, King of Yemen (1904–1948) Australia and Oceania Australia Monarch - George V, King of the British Dominions Beyond the Seas (1910–1936) Edward VIII, King ofLázaro Cárdenas, President of Mexico (1934–1940) Nicaragua President - Juan Bautista Sacasa, President of Nicaragua (1933–1936) Carlos Alberto Brenes, Acting President of Nicaragua (1936–1937) Panama President - Harmodio Arias Madrid, President of Panama (1932–1936) Juan Demóstenes Arosemena, President of Panama (1936–1939) United States of America President - Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States (1933–1945) South America Argentina President - Agustín Pedro Justo, President of Argentina (1932–1938) Bolivia Head of State - José Luis Tejada Sorzano, President of Bolivia (1934–1936) Germán Busch, Chairman of the Government Junta of Bolivia (1936) David Toro, Chairman of the Government Junta of Bolivia (1936–1937) Brazil President - Getúlio Vargas, President of Brazil (1930–1945) Chile President - Arturo Alessandri, President of Chile (1932–1938) Colombia President - Alfonso López Pumarejo, President of Colombia (1934–1938) Ecuador Head of State - Federico Páez, Supreme Chief of Ecuador (1935–1937) Paraguay President - Eusebio Ayala, President

Long, Rowan Marshall, Paddy McCartin FOLL: Billy Longer, Seb Ross, Jack Steele I/C: Blake Acres, Jack Newnes, Dean Kent, Jack Sinclair Defender depth: Nathan Brown*, Bailey Rice, Oscar Clavarino, Darragh Joyce, Callum Wilkie, Shane Savage, Nick Coffield, Brandon White Forward depth: Jack Lonie, Josh Battle, Max King*, Robert Young, Matthew Parker, Josh Bruce, Ben Paton Midfield depth: Ed Phillips, Doulton Langlands, Jack Bytel*, Luke Dunstan, David Armitage, Nick Hind Ruck depth: Lewis Pierce, Sam Alabakis New Saint Dean Kent (l) runs with Jarryn Geary and Jimmy Webster. Picture: AFL Photos TEAM EXPLAINED: The back half remains stable as always, and with Callum Mills to split his time between defence and the midfield, he starts on the bench. Lewis Melican will eventually push for a spot but coming off knee surgery and his hamstring issues, he'll haveNick Smith, Heath Grundy, Dane Rampe HB: Jake Lloyd, Aliir Aliir, Jarrad McVeigh C: Zak Jones, Josh Kennedy, Oliver Florent HF: Will Hayward, Sam Reid, George Hewett F: Ben Ronke, Lance Franklin, Tom Papley Foll: Callum Sinclair, Luke Parker, Isaac Heeney I/C: Callum Mills, Harry Cunningham, Nick Blakey, Ryan Clarke Defender depth: Matthew Ling, Jack Maibaum, Lewis Melican, Colin O'Riordan, Harry Reynolds, Jackson Thurlow, Durak Tucker Forward depth: Jordan Dawson, Kieren Jack, Tom McCartin, Daniel Menzel*, Toby Pink, James Rose, Sam Wicks Midfield depth: James Bell, Zac Foot, Robbie Fox, Justin McInerney, James Rowbottom, Ryley Stoddart Ruck depth: Joel Amartey, Darcy Cameron, Sam Naismith, Kurt Tippett^ ^Kurt Tippett has retired, but remains on the list for salary cap purposes TEAM EXPLAINED: Premiership hero Will Schofield is squeezed out of the round-one side by Brad Sheppard's return, while Jake Waterman should

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technology. He undertook extensive research of water around the planet not so much as a scientific researcher, but more from the perspective of an original thinker. At length he realized that it was in the frozen crystal form that water showed us its true nature through. Mr. Emoto has been visually documenting these molecular changes in water by means of his photographic techniques. He freezes droplets of water and then examines them under a dark field microscope that has photographic capabilities. Water from clear mountain springs and streams had beautifully formed crystalline structures, while the crystals of polluted or stagnant water were deformed and distorted. Distilled water exposed to classical music took delicate, symmetrical crystalline shapes. When the words “thank you” were taped to a bottle of distilledas IsW5_2_0_, zipcode1_.Areacode as Areacode2_163_1_, zipcode1_.City as City3_163_1_, zipcode1_.County as County4_163_1_, zipcode1_.DST as DST5_163_1_, zipcode1_.Latitude as Latitude6_163_1_, zipcode1_.Longitude as Longitud7_163_1_, zipcode1_.State as State8_163_1_, zipcode1_.Timezone as Timezone9_163_1_, zipcode1_.TimezoneOffset as Timezon10_163_1_, zipcode1_.Zip as Zip11_163_1_, eagleusers2_.FirstName as FirstNam2_91_2_, eagleusers2_.IsRecordDeleted as IsRecord3_91_2_, eagleusers2_.LastName as LastName4_91_2_, eagleusers2_.SubRoleId as SubRoleI5_91_2_ from eagle_prd.dbo.Adjuster adjuster0_ cross join eagle_prd.dbo.ZipCode zipcode1_ cross join eagle_prd.dbo.EagleUsers eagleusers2_ cross join eagle_prd.dbo.AdjusterContact adjusterco3_ where adjuster0_.AdjusterId=adjusterco3_.AdjusterId and adjuster0_.UserId=eagleusers2_.UserId and adjusterco3_.ZipCode=zipcode1_.Zip and adjuster0_.Active=1 and adjuster0_.IsRecordDeleted=0 Hibernate: select adjusterau0_.AdjusterId as Adjuster1_3_0_, adjusterau0_.CurrentWorkZipCode as CurrentW2_3_0_, adjusterau0_.ExcludeHomeZip as ExcludeH3_3_0_, adjusterau0_.HomeZipCode1 as HomeZipC4_3_0_, adjusterau0_.HomeZipCode2 as HomeZipC5_3_0_, adjusterau0_.IsRecordDeleted as IsRecord6_3_0_, adjusterau0_.MaxOneDayClaims as MaxOneDa7_3_0_, adjusterau0_.MaxOneWeekClaims as MaxOneWe8_3_0_, adjusterau0_.MaxTwoDayClaims as MaxTwoDa9_3_0_, adjusterau0_.VacationEnd as Vacatio10_3_0_, adjusterau0_.VacationStart as Vacatio11_3_0_, adjusterau0_.WebAssignments as WebAssi12_3_0_ from eagle_prd.dbo.AdjusterAutoAssign adjusterau0_ where adjusterau0_.AdjusterId=? Hibernate: select adjusterco0_.AdjusterId as Adjuster1_7_0_, adjusterco0_.CarAllowance as CarAllow2_7_0_, adjusterco0_.IsRecordDeleted as IsRecord3_7_0_, adjusterco0_.PhoneAllowance as PhoneAll4_7_0_, adjusterco0_.PhotoPercentage as PhotoPer5_7_0_, adjusterco0_.SeviceFeePercentage

language, especially kotodama. Miller wrote four books, including a seminal work on the nature of the Japanese language: Roy Andrew Miller, The Japanese Language, 1967, Chicago U P, 1980, Tuttle; Japan's Modern Myth: The Language and Beyond, 1982, Weatherhill; Nihongo: In Defence of Japanese, 1986, Athlone Press; Languages and History: Japanese, Korean, Altaic, 1996, White Orchid Press. The Japanese text of the Kokutai no Hongi is difficult to find. The English translation is also difficult to find: Cardinal Principles of the National Entity of Japan, Translated by John Owen Gauntlett and Edited with an Introduction by Robert King Hall, 1949, Harvard U P. Apart from the discourses of Morihei Ueshiba and some of the writings of Kisshomaru Ueshiba, mentioned above or in previous columns, other Japanese works that I haveconsulted for this column are: 井上順孝，孝本貢，対馬路人，中牧弘允，西山茂（編集員），『新宗教辞典』, 1990, 弘文堂. 大宮司朗, 『言霊玄修秘伝』八幡書店. 川村湊, 『言霊と他界』, 2002, 講談社 (講談社学術分庫). 亀井孝, 『日本語のすがたとこころ 亀井孝論文集 4 』), 1984, 吉川弘文館, 1-67. 豊田国夫, 『日本人の言霊思想』, 1980, 講談社 (講談社学術分庫). 出口正仁三郎, 『霊界物語』, 1998, 八幡書店 (Mini-disk edition). 宮家準，『修験道思想の研究』1985, 宮家準，『修験道—その歴史と修行』, 2001, 講談社 (講談社学術文庫 1483). 宮家準，『神道と修験道 民俗宗教思想の展開』2007, 春秋社. 文部省,『國體の本義』, 1935, 文部省出版 . 山口志道, 『言霊秘書 山口志道霊学全集』, 1992, 八幡書店. Peter Goldsbury (b. 28 April 1944). Aikido 6th dan Aikikai, Professor at Hiroshima University, teaching philosophy and comparative culture. B. in UK. Began aikido as a student and practiced at various dojo. Became a student of Mitsunari Kanai at the New England Aikikai in 1973. After moving back to the UK in 1975, trained in the Ryushinkan Dojo under Minoru Kanetsuka. Also trained with K Chiba on his frequent visits to the UK. Moved to Hiroshima, Japan, in 1980 and continued training with the resident Shihan, Mazakazu Kitahira,

a $4.1 million outlay for ads in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont and Virginia. Her campaign gave Vermont, where she was almost sure to lose, a paltry $7,000. The most telling part of her wins on Tuesday was that she rode to victory on the backs of Hispanic and African American voters, who have suffered terribly under both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, whose policies Hillary Clinton embraces, except where they are not extremist enough. Glen Ford suggests blacks vote Democrat to keep Republicans out, another understandable but doomed lesser evil strategy that offers no resistance to the rightward drift of the Democratic Party. The dynamic that will put Hillary in the Oval Office is the same one that put Gaddafi in the ground.Frederick  Magsino,  and  Edgardo  “Gary”  Hernal—were  also  indicted  on  charges  of  conspiracy and pled guilty prior to trial.  The  district  court  found  her  guilty  on  the  conspiracy  count and the counts alleging specific violations of the Anti‐ Kickback Statute Act after a bench trial, and also denied the  subsequent motion seeking a judgment of acquittal or a new  trial.  The  court  sentenced  George  to  six  months  of  impris‐ onment with the substitution of imprisonment day for day at  the Salvation Army Community Confinement Center in Chi‐ cago,  Illinois.  George  now  appeals  her  conviction  to  this  court,  arguing  that  there  was  insufficient  evidence  to  sup‐ port the conviction, that the court erred in failing to limit the  cross‐examination  of  George  to  matters  within  her  knowledge as a layperson, and that the court erred in failing  to designate Gary Hernal as a missing witness.   The  following  facts  were  found  by  the  court  after  a  bench  trial,  and  set  forth  in  its  Memorandum  Opinion  and  Order at the conclusion of the trial. Dist. Ct. Mem. Op. and  Order  of  3‐22‐16  at  2–6.  George  worked  for  a  home  health‐ care agency from around 2007, and in 2010 started her own  referral agency the Ttenej Senior Referral Agency, which ap‐ pears to be a variant of her first name, Jenette, spelled back‐ wards.  George  expressed  an  interest  to  Gary  Hernal,  who  worked  for  Rosner  Home  Health  Care,  Inc.,  in  providing  marketing referrals for Rosner. Hernal and George signed a  No. 17‐1714 

born June 20, 19.. in Paddington, NSW, Australia. 23. BARRY7 LATHLEEN (IRIS6 LOHMAN, ALEXANDER GEORGE5, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born December 29, 19... He married HELEN JILL MASON October 05, 1957. She was born January 04, 19.. in Armidale. Children of BARRY LATHLEEN and HELEN MASON are: 37. i. M ICHAEL GRAHAM8 LATHLEEN, b. June 12, 19... 38. ii. N ARELLE JANE LATHLEEN, b. October 18, 19... 24. ALLAN DOUGLAS7 PARKER (BERYL LORRIANE6 KIMBALL, HANNAH DORIS5 LOHMAN, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born January 14, 19.. in Greensborough, Vic.. He married SUSANNE KATHLEEN BETHUNE October 14, 1972 in Inverloch, Vic.. She was born January 10, 19.. in Leongatha, Victoria, Australia. Children of ALLAN PARKER and SUSANNE BETHUNE are: i. S COTT DOUGLAS8 PARKER, b. February 11, 19.., Wonthaggi, Vic.. ii. N AOMI LEIGH PARKER, b. April 12, 19.., Wonthaggi, Vic.. 25. MICHEAL JOHN7 KIMBALL(CYRUS LAWRENCE6, HANNAH DORIS5 LOHMAN, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born December 26, 19.. in Blacktown, NSW, Australia. He married HELEN LYNEHAM October 16, 1965 in Blacktown, NSW, Australia, daughter of JAMES LYNEHAM and PHYLLIS KELLY. She was born February 28, 19.. in Parramatta NSW. 26. GARRIE-OWEN7 KIMBALL (CYRUS LAWRENCE6, HANNAH DORIS5 LOHMAN, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born February 19, 19.. in Blacktown, NSW, Australia. He married YVONNE DALE March 13, 1970 in Tamworth, NSW, Australia. She was born May 26 in Tamworth, NSW. Children of GARRIE-OWEN KIMBALL and YVONNE DALE are: i. L EANNE YVONNE8 KIMBALL, b. July 05, 19.., Tamworth, NSW. ii. J EREMIE OWEN KIMBALL, b. March 13, 19.., Tamworth, NSW. 27. RICHARD LAWRENCE7 KIMBALL (CYRUS LAWRENCE6, HANNAH DORIS5 LOHMAN, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1)18 was born October 15, 19.. in

restoration companies Elected office held, with dates: Previous unsuccessful runs for office, with dates: school board 2011 Amy Demboski Age: 38 Date & place of birth: Falmouth, Mass. Marital status: Married Spouse/Partner/Significant Other and occupation: Ben Demboski, Firefighter Children (ages only and whether they attend public or private school): 18, UAA; 15, Chugiak Residence neighborhood: Chugiak Website, blog, Twitter handle, Facebook page: www.amyforanchorage.com; Twitter: @amydemboski; Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmyForAnchorage Party registration: Republican Education (degrees, years awarded, institutions): Chugiak High School, 1994; UAA, Bachelor's Degrees, Justice & History; Columbia Southern University, MBA with an emphasis in finance Occupation(s): Anchorage Assembly Member Current employer: Anchorage Assembly Public sector work experience, including military: Anchorage Assembly Member; Alaska Commission on Judicial Conduct, Commissioner; Budget Advisory Commission, Past Chair; Chugiak-Eagle River Parks & Rec Board of Supervisors, Mayoral Appointee; Chugiak Community Council, Past President; USAF, Dental services Private sector work experience: Business DevelopmentAlaska, 1984-1985; Airport Rental Agent, Avis Alaska, 1982-1984; Car Wash Manager, Avis Alaska, 1980-1982; Car Washer, Avis Alaska 1979-1980 Elected office held, with dates: Alaska State House of Representatives, 1998-2002 Previous unsuccessful runs for office, with dates: Anchorage Assembly 1995-96, Governor 2006 Timothy Huit Date & place of birth: Sacramento, Calif. Marital Status: Single Children (ages only and whether they attend public or private school): 32, 29 Residence neighborhood: Sherwood Acres Website, blog, Twitter handle, Facebook page: huitforanchoragemayor2015.com Party Registration: Republican Education (degrees, years awarded, institutions): UAA B. A. Anthropology-Justice- Philosophy Occupation(s): Small Business Owner; Social Worker/Street Outreach Worker Current employer: Public sector work experience, including military: Private sector work experience: Elected office held, with dates:

nursing, and to medicine, in the field of haematology, as an expert clinician and mentor. Service includes: Mentor, South Australian BloodSafe Programme, SA Health, since 2002. Member, World Federation of Haemophilia Nurses Committee, 1996-2002. Former Co-Founder, Australian Haemophilia Nurses Group. Former Member, Australian Society of Transfusion. Former Council Vice President, Haemophilia Foundation Australia. Former Contributor, Apheresis Graduate Certificate Curriculum, University of Adelaide. Leukaemia Foundation Australia: Coordinator, establishing South Australian Branch, 1999. Volunteer, since 2002. Australian Haemophilia Nurses Group: Co-Founder, since 1988. Former Inaugural Chairman, 6 years. Australian and New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion: Co-Author, Guidelines for the Administration of Blood Components Transfusion, 2004. Member, since 1993. Former Member, Science Subcommittee. Australian and New Zealand Apheresis Association: Former Coordinator, Guidelines Working Group. Former Member, Guidelines for Education Working Party. Former Foundation Member. Royal Adelaide Hospital: Nurse Consultant, Haematology Unit, 1983-2002. Apheresis Nurse, 1977-1983. General Nurse, 1960 and 1969-1977. Awards and recognition include: Dawn Thorp AnnualOration, Central Adelaide Local Health Network, 2015. Life Member, Australian & New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion, 2003. Recipient, Jennifer Ross Award, Haemophilia Foundation Australia, 1999. Life Membership, Haemophilia Foundation of South Australia, 1998. Life Governor, Haemophilia Foundation Australia, 1995. ******************************************** Diane Esma Twigg AM Member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia Subiaco, Western Australia For significant service to nursing through a range of leadership, education and advisory roles. Service includes: School of Nursing and Midwifery, Edith Cowan University: Executive Dean, since 2016. Professor of Nursing and Head of School, 2009-2016. Published more than 40 peer reviewed research papers. Australian College of Nursing: Former Representative, Nursing Leadership Bank of Experts, International Council of Nurses. President, 2005-2007. Vice-President, 2003-2005. Former Board Member. Fellow, since 2003. Member, since 1995. Commonwealth Department of Health: Former Australian College of Nursing Representative, Health Care Efficiency Advisory Committee, National Health Performance Authority. Member, representing the Council

include HPLC-MS, HPLC-ESI-MS, HPLC-IC-MS, HPLC-NMR-MS, HPLC-DAD, HPLC-CE-MS, HPLC-UV, Coupling LC and MALDI-TOF. Related Societies: Europe: German Chemical Society; Italian Society for Separation Science; British Mass Spectrometry Society; Royal Netherlands Chemical Society; Swedish Mass Spectrometry Society; Swedish Chemical Society; Chromatography and Electrophoresis Group of the Czech Chemical Society; Separation Sciences Foundation of Denmark; Association Francophone des Sciences Separatives; Hungarian Society for Separation Science. Asia: Korean American Chromatography Association; Australian and New Zealand Society for Mass Spectrometry; Federation of Asian Chemical Societies; Royal Australian Chemical Institute; Hong Kong Society of Mass Spectrometry, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry; Israel Society for Analytical Chemistry; Chromatographic Society of India USA: Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies; Chinese American Chromatography Association; Association of Analytical Communities; Society for Electro analytical Chemistry; Canadian Society for Chemistry; Canadian SocietyGerman Chemical Society; Italian Society for Separation Science; British Mass Spectrometry Society; Royal Netherlands Chemical Society; Swedish Mass Spectrometry Society; Swedish Chemical Society; Chromatography and Electrophoresis Group of the Czech Chemical Society; Separation Sciences Foundation of Denmark; Association Francophone des Sciences Separatives; Hungarian Society for Separation Science. Asia: Korean American Chromatography Association; Australian and New Zealand Society for Mass Spectrometry; Federation of Asian Chemical Societies; Royal Australian Chemical Institute; Hong Kong Society of Mass Spectrometry, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry; Israel Society for Analytical Chemistry; Chromatographic Society of India USA: Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies; Chinese American Chromatography Association; Association of Analytical Communities; Society for Electro analytical Chemistry; Canadian Society for Chemistry; Canadian Society for Mass Spectrometry; Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh; California Separation Science Society;

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“My Friends, We Were Robbed!” Introduction: “My Friends, We Were Robbed!” is the title of a book by Rabbi Uri Zohar which describes his journey of return to our spiritual heritage. In this letter, we will discuss the meaning of the title of his book, and our discussion will begin with some information about his life before he became a rabbi: Dear Friends, Rabbi Uri Zohar is an Ashkenazic Jew who was born in Tel Aviv in 1934, and he was educated in secular Zionist schools. The State of Israel was established in 1948. In 1952, he graduated high school, and within a few years, he became a popular stand-up comedian. In 1960, he studied philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and this interest in philosophy would later lead to spiritual changes in his life. During the 60’s, he directed and starred in Israeli films; moreover, he became a popular television and radio talk-show host. During the 70’s, he reached the height of his entertainment career, as he was considered by many tobe the top comedian, television and radio talk-show host, social satirist, actor, and film-producer on the Israeli scene. His performances were valued not merely for the entertainment they provided, but also because they provided astute and sharp-tongued observations about Israeli society. It was during the late 1970’s that he began to search for his spiritual roots. This process began after his encounter with a wise Torah teacher in Jerusalem who challenged some of Uri’s secular prejudices towards Judaism. Uri therefore began an attempt to investigate the veracity of Judaism’s claim that the Torah is of Divine origin. His serious and long investigation led him to accept the Torah as Divine truth, and on a step-by-step basis, he began to keep the mitzvos of the Torah. The commitment of this famous Israeli personality to the spiritual path of his people shocked many secular-oriented Israeli Jews. The first shock was when they noticed that he began to wear a yarmulke on the television show he was hosting. They were even more shocked when he gave up fame and fortune in order

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(Gordon MacKinlay, Boma Adikibi), Glasgow Royal Hospital for Sick Children (Atul Sabharwal), Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children (Joe Curry), Hull Royal Infirmary (Sanja Besarovic), John Radcliffe Hospital (Paul Johnson, Javaid Sadiq), King's College Hospital (Mark Davenport), Leeds General Infirmary (Ian Sugarman, Anthony Owen), Leicester Royal Infirmary (Shawqui Nour), Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (Thomas Tsang), Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (Brian Davies, Richard Stewart), Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children (Prem Puri, Farhan Tareen), Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital (Robin Abel), Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital (Christopher Driver), Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital (Anies Mahomed, Rebecca Lisle), Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children (William A McCallion, Suzanne Lawther), Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital (Paul Losty, David Wilkinson), Royal London Hospital (Catherine Cord-Udy, Simon Phelps), Royal Manchester Children's Hospital (AntoninoMorabito, Anju Goyal), Royal Victoria Infirmary (Gareth Hosie), Sheffield Children's Hospital (Sean Marven, Karen Lloyd), Southampton General (David Burge, Melanie Drewett), St George's Hospital (Bruce Okoye), University Hospital Lewisham (Catherine Richards), University Hospital of Wales (Simon Huddart, Daniela Vieten, Ram Shrestha). We also thank Judith Budd, Mary Bythell, Catherine Rounding, Rosie Thompson, Ann Tonks, David Tucker, and Diana Wellesley from the British Isles Network of Congenital Anomalies Registers and clinicians reporting cases to the UK Obstetric Surveillance System (UKOSS), who helped with additional case ascertainment. The support of the British Association of Paediatric Surgeons contributed greatly to the success of the study. Contributors: TJB carried out the analysis and wrote the first draft of the paper. SM assisted with the design of the study, provided clinical input, and contributed to

2      Austin first worked for the City as a laborer in the Department of Streets and  Sanitation from 1998 until his termination in 2006. The department’s commissioner fired  Austin after an internal investigation revealed that he (1) had been arrested in 2005 for  knowingly possessing a stolen vehicle (though the criminal charge was later dismissed),  and (2) had failed to disclose a conviction from 1988 (when he was 17 years old) on his  initial job application. The investigator recommended that Austin “never be rehired.”    After an appeal and a full evidentiary hearing (at which Austin testified and was  represented by counsel), the City’s Personnel Board upheld Austin’s termination. The  Board found that he had knowingly possessed a stolen vehicle in violation of a  personnel rule that barred employees from engaging in “any act or conduct prohibited  by [law].” The Board’s decision did not mention his 1988 conviction, but Austin later  explained that he had omitted this conviction from his job application because he was a  minor at the time, so he did not believe that he was obligated to disclose it. He  subsequently had the conviction expunged from his criminal record.    Austin reapplied to work for the City in 2007 and 2010. Both times, the City  responded that his 2006 termination “for cause” made him ineligible for re‐hire. The  City’s 2010 response specifically noted that Austin was “ineligible for re‐employment  with the City of Chicago permanently.”    In 2012, Austin again applied to work for the City, and this time was hired as a  driver with the Streets and Sanitation department. During the hiring process, the City  conducted a background check without properly reviewing its ineligible‐for‐rehire list.      About a year later, Austin complained to human resources that several white  drivers were allowed to report to the same starting location every day, while he was  dispatched to locations all over the city. After this conversation, Austin was permitted  to report to a single location; he expressed satisfaction with this new arrangement.    In mid‐2014, City officials eventually noticed that Austin had been designated as  ineligible for reemployment. Based on this information and a review of Austin’s  personnel file, the Department of Streets and Sanitation Commissioner fired him.    After exhausting his administrative remedies, Austin sued the City for racial  discrimination and retaliation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C.    § 2000e‐2(a)(1), 3(a). The district court entered summary judgment for the City,  concluding that no reasonable factfinder could conclude that either Austin’s race or his  No. 18‐1905  An Asian men appreciation blog. Main menu Category Archives: kevjumba Kevjumba is an insightful, young Asian guy with alot to say–especially so with wit and humor. In the video clip below, he explains why the world is in need of more interracial relationships. He also uses his *poor* dad to get his point across. He’s got tons of videos up on his youtube page, and quite a following. Enjoy!

to maneuver. While Namaqualand's plants and pollinators have evolved hand in hand there is one relationship that has a much greater effect on the landscape than any other. The Gorteria diffusa is a species of flower, commonly called the Beetle daisy. This particular species stands out from other Namaqualand flowers for one specific reason. Over time, it has morphed into 15 different versions of the same orange flower. But every single version attracts the same creature. The Megapalpus fly. When plants adapt into different variations, it's usually in an attempt to attract various pollinators, increasing their chance of being pollinated. The Gorteria's extraordinary adaptation is therefore unique because it's not caused by an attempt to attract different pollinators. Rather, the different versions get pollinated by the same species of fly in different ways. One particular version of the flower mimics the body of a fly so accurately that the male often ends up attempting to mate with the raised spot on the petals. He gets completely covered in pollen, and helps to pollinate other beetlesaline soils of these quartz fields. Miniature landscapes, dotted with miniature plants, which are all perfectly adapted to this habitat. The Bababoudjie, or in English, "baby's bottom", is a succulent found only in the quartz fields of Namaqualand. It's developed a remarkable survival strategy, which allows it to call this place home. In order to hide from hungry herbivores, it disguises itself as one of the grey-white rocks that surround it. And hiding in plain sight isn't just for plants. These stony plains host very specific and unusual creatures. Which often go unnoticed. Camouflaged perfectly in the white, semi-translucent fields, the stone grasshopper is a master of disguise. Everything about his body keeps him concealed in the quartz fields. Parts of him even look slightly chipped, mimicking the flawed shapes of the stones. The tiny hairs on his legs smooth the contours of his shadow. When feeling threatened, he can flatten his antennae to enhance his rock-like appearance. He is Namaqualand's ultimate impersonator. Combing the stone fields for unsuspecting grasshoppers, the Red-headed centipede uses

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Myisha Cherry and Owen Flanagan, 15-29. London and New York: Rowman and Littlefield. Lerner, Jennifer S., Julie H. Goldberg, and Philip E. Tetlock. 1998. "Sober Second Thought: The Effects of Accountability, Anger, and Authoritarianism on Attributions of Responsibility." Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 24(6): 563-574. Lorde, Audre. 1984. Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches. Freedom, CA: The Crossing Press. Lugones, María. 1987. "Playfulness, 'World'-Travelling, and Loving Perception." Hypatia 2(2): 3-19. Manne, Kate. 2018. Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny. Oxford University Press. McRae, Emily. 2015. "Metabolizing Anger: A Tantric Buddhist Solution to the Problem of Moral Anger." Philosophy East and West 65(2): 466-484. The Epistemology of Anger in Argumentation 253 ---. 2018. "Anger and the Oppressed: Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Perspectives." In The Moral Psychology of Anger, edited by Myisha Cherryand Owen Flanagan, 105-121. London and New York: Rowman and Littlefield. McWeeny, Jen. 2010. "Liberating Anger, Embodying Knowledge: A Comparative Study of María Lugones and Zen Master Hakuin." Hypatia 25(2): 295-315. Meyers, Diana Tietjens. 2004. "Emotion and Heterodox Moral Perception: An Essay in Moral Social Psychology." In Being Yourself: Essays on Identity, Action, and Social Life, Diana Tietjens Meyers, 137-157. Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield. Moons, Wesley and Diane Mackie. 2007. "Thinking Straight While Seeing Red: The Influence of Anger on Information Processing." Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 33(5): 706-720. Narayan, Uma. 1988. "Working Together Across Difference: Some Considerations on Emotions and Political Practice." Hypatia 3(2): 31-47. Norlock, Kathryn J. 2009. Forgiveness from a Feminist Perspective. Lexington Books. Nussbaum, Martha. 2016. Anger and Forgiveness. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Punctoterebra {{Automatic taxobox |taxon = Punctoterebra |authority = Bartsch, 1923 |synonyms_ref = |synonyms = Brevimyurella Oyama, 1961 Terebra (Punctoterebra) Bartsch, 1923 (original rank) |type_species= Terebra nitida Hinds, 1844 |subdivision_ranks = Species |subdivision = See text |display_parents = 3 }}Punctoterebra is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Terebridae, the auger snails. Species Punctoterebra arabella (Thiele, 1925) Punctoterebra aubryi (Gargiulo & Terryn, 2018) Punctoterebra awajiensis (Pilsbry, 1904) Punctoterebra baileyi (Bratcher & Cernohorsky, 1982) Punctoterebra ballina (Hedley, 1915) Punctoterebra caliginosa (Deshayes, 1859) Punctoterebra castaneofusca (Thiele, 1925) Punctoterebra contracta (E. A. Smith, 1873) Punctoterebra exiguoides (Schepman, 1913) Punctoterebra fuscotaeniata (Thiele, 1925) Punctoterebra illustris (Malcolm & Terryn, 2012) Punctoterebra isabella (Thiele, 1925) Punctoterebra japonica (E. A. Smith, 1873) Punctoterebra lineaperlata (Terryn & Holford, 2008) Punctoterebra lischkeana (Dunker, 1877) Punctoterebra livida (Reeve, 1860) Punctoterebra longiscata (Deshayes, 1859) state-of-the-art production facility designed for full-scale feature film, television show and live esports event productions. H1PL is the first esports league to name Las Vegas as its home city. The teams joining the H1PL inaugural season are: Alliance Cloud9 Counter Logic Gaming Echo Fox Epsilon Esports GankStars Impact Gaming Luminosity Noble Esports Obey Alliance Rogue Gaming SetToDestroyX Team SoloMid Tempo Storm Vitality The H1PL will livestream all competition via Facebook Live throughout the season. H1PL and Facebook will also introduce a variety of community-focused features to augment the viewing experience, such as the curation and granting of free, redeemable in-game rewards for fans that tune-in during H1PL streams throughout the week. The H1Z1 Pro League will host its weekly matches from the Twin Galaxies Esports Arena located inside Caesars Entertainment Studios, just steps away from the Las Vegas Strip. Fans can attend in-person or watch the

Lisbon, 1972, Tivoli Theatre, National Radio Symphony Orchestra, S. Carlos Theatre Choir, soloist soprano Elsa Saque, Álvaro Cassuto conductor. Recordings: Marco Polo 8.225087, 1997. 1973 – Piano Concerto 3,3,2,2 4,3,3,1 Tp. Perc.3, cordas 24' Premiere: Lisbon 1974, National Radio Symphony Orchestra; soloist, Helena de Sá e Costa, Silva Pereira conductor. 1974 – Choral compositions on Classic Castilian Poems – "A Capella" Choir Premiere: Avila Festival, Spain 1974. Iglesia del Salvador, Gulbenkian Choir. 1975 – 2 Motets – “A Capella” Choir 6' 30" Premiere: Cuenca Festival 1976. Iglesia de San Miguel, Gulbenkian Choir. 1977 – Aria II – Cello and Piano 6' “To Luisa de Vasconcelos" Premiere: Madrid 1977, Luísa de Vasconcelos, soloist. 1978 – Divertimento II – String Orchestra 14' Premiere: Lisbon 1978, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Gustav Kuhn conductor Recordings: Koch Shwann 3-1510-2, 1994 Marco Polo 8.225271, 2004. 1982Orchestra. 1987 – Cello Concerto - 2,2,2,2 - 2,2 - 1,2 - strings Premiere: Lisbon 1987, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Clélia Vital soloist Recordings: Marco Polo 8.225271, 2004. 1988 – Aquella Tarde on a dramatic poem by António Machado. Soprano or tenor and orchestral ensemble. Premiere: Lisbon, 1988 - Gulbenkian Encounters of Contemporary Music, by the Contemporary Music Group, conducted by Jorge Peixinho. 1988 – Staccato Brilhante – “To The New Phylarmonic Orchestra” Premiere: Lisbon 1988, The New Phylarmonic Orchestra, conducted by Álvaro Cassuto. 1988 – Improviso for clarinet and piano. Premiere: Naples, Italy 1988; António Saiote, clarinet Last composition. References Latino, Adriana. "Santos, Joly Braga", Grove Music Online, ed. L. Macy (Accessed July 8, 2007), (subscription access) Who’s Who in Music, Marquis Who’s Who, Dictionnaire de La Musique (Marc Honnegger) The World of Twentieth-Century Music. Delgado,

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Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken; Holy Rosary Academy, Union City; Assumption, Emerson; St. Anthony, Northvale; St. Philomena, Livingston Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry John Capparelli Ordained: 1980 Assignments: Our Lady of Fatima, North Bergen; Oratory Prep, Summit; Holy Trinity, Westfield; St. Theresa, Kenilworth; Temporary Chaplain, Valley Hospital, Ridgewood Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry/Laicized James A. Carey Ordained: 1936 Assignments: Christ the King, Jersey City; U.S. Army; Seton Hall University, South Orange; Chaplain, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth; Chaplain, St. Mary Hospital; Immaculate Conception, Montclair; Oratory Prep, Summit; Holy Trinity, Westfield; St. Michael Church, Jersey City Victims: One Status: Deceased The list continues below the video. Robert Chabak Ordained: 1972 Assignments: Holy Family, Nutley; St. Valentine, Bloomfield; Ss. Peter and Paul, Hoboken; St. Theresa, Kenilworth; Christ the King, Hillside; St. Mary of the Assumption, Elizabeth Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Peter Cheplic Ordained: 1972 Assignments: St. Henry,Bayonne; St. Lawrence, Weehawken; St. Aloysius, Jersey City; Holy Spirit/Our Lady Help of Christians, East Orange; St. Matthew, Ridgefield Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Dennis Cocozza Ordained: 1975 Assignments: Assumption, Roselle Park; St. Anthony of Padua, Newark; St. Henry, Bayonne; St. Mary, Dumont; Sacred Heart, Rochelle Park; Paramus Catholic HS, Paramus; St. Cassian, Upper Montclair Victims: One Status: Deceased Absalom Coutinho Ordained: 1972 Assignments: St. Nicholas, Jersey City Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Arturo Crespo Ordained: 1994 Assignments: Teresa of Avila, Summit; St. Bridget (Resurrection), Jersey City Victims: One Status: Permanently removed from ministry Hadmels DeFrias Ordained: 1999 Assignments: St. Mary, Elizabeth Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry/Laicized Joseph DiPeri Ordained: 1956 Assignments: Our Lady of Mt. Virgin, Garfield; St. Cecilia School, Englewood; Oratory Prep, Summit; St. Lucy, Newark; St. Anthony of Padua, Newark; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Jersey City Victims: One Status: Deceased John J. Donohue Ordained: 1973 Assignments: Chaplain, Clara Maas

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by Seti I and Ramesses II and designed as administrative center of the land. XX - - Sopdu (spd) Per-Sopdu (Soped, Saft el-Henna, ) Cult center of god Sopdu and accompanying him goddesses Khensit and Shesemtet. Fakussa (Faqus) Upper Egypt I - - Bow(tA-sty) Iat-Rek (Philae) Nile island with famous sacral complex of Isis and Hathor dated back to III BC. After Lower Nubia had been flooded by waters of lake Nasser due to building of Assuan Dam the temples were moved on Agilkia island.More ...>>> Suentet (Syene, Asuan) One ofmost important cities in ancient Egypt, with strategic location at the Nubian boundary. Here were found buildings dated back to first dynasties. Famous granite and alabaster quarries.More ...>>> Nubet (Ombos, Kom Ombo) Nome capital In Ptolemaic Period with temples of Sobek and Haroeris dated back to II BC. Abu (Elephantine, Gasirat al-Asuan) Nome capital and boundary bastion erected on island. Temples of Khnum (Nektanebo II) andSatet (New Kingdom) and famous Nilometer discovered in 1822. More ...>>> Cheny (Gebel) II - - Trone of Horus(Ts Hrw) Djeba, Wetes-Hor, Behdet (Apollinopolis Magna, Edfu) Mastabas dated back to Old Kingdom. Center of worship of Horus – temple from Ptolemaic Period. III - - Nekhen (nxn) Nekheb (Eileithyiaspolis, Elkab) Nome capital In limes of New Kongdom. Cult center of goddess Nekhbet and Thot – temples. Temple of Nektanebo and ruined temple of Tuthmosis III. Numerous rock tombs of nobles. Nekhen (Hierakonpolis, Kom el-Ahmar) Temple of Upper Egypt in Predynastic Period. First capital of the nome III. Cult center of Horus and goddess Nekhbet, the personification of white crown. Temple of Nekhbet erected by Amenhotep II and extended by Ramesses II. Temple of Thot built in times of Tuthmosis III. Yunet (Latopolis, Esna) Capital of nome in times of Nekhen’s domination. Cult center of Neith and Khnum. Temple dated back to Ptolemaic-Roman period. Hefat (Moalla) IV - - Waset (wAst) Waset, No-Amon

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– they hired maids ◦ Women educated their children ◦ Had little sympathy for the poor  Middle class felt the poor were responsible for their own misery or that they were lazy and ignorant  Since Oak Park is an affluent area, what is your opinion of poor people? In your binder write whether you agree with the English Middle Class of the Industrial revolution or if you think differently  What was thought about strikes and unions at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution? Who made up the new Middle Class? What branch of Christianity swept through the slums? What were some characteristics of being “lady like”? Why were children valuable to the work force?  Introduce Project         Many workers called for labor unions Eventually working class men gained the right to vote Con’s to the Industrial Revolution ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Low pay initially Unemployment Dismal working conditions Slums & Disease Social problems ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Demand for mass produced goods More jobs were available Wages eventuallyrose Cost of travel fell Opportunities increased Pro’s to the Industrial revolution      Successful people of the Industrial Revolution embraced Laissez-faire economics What does this mean? They embraced Adam Smith’s “The Wealth of Nations” Where have we seen this before? Thomas Malthus predicted that the economic growth would outpace the food supply ◦ He said that society needed checks on population such as war, disease and famine ◦ If not the poor would suffer ◦ Malthus urged families to have less children  David Ricardo ◦ Argued that when wages were high people had more children and this provided more people for the work force which lowered wages and led to higher unemployment    After Malthus and Ricardo economics became known as the “dismal science” They both opposed government help for the poor In your binder write whether or not you think poor people in the United States should get Welfare or any other help from the government   Utilitarianism – the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people Socialism

Ecofeminist Politics.”Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy 7(3): 216–20. Harper, A. Breeze, ed. 2010. Sistah Vegan: Black Female Vegans Speak on Food, Identity, Health, and Society. Brooklyn, NY: Lantern Books. Hawkins, Ronnie. 2001. “Cultural Whaling, Commodification, and Culture Change.” Environmental Ethics 23(fall): 287–306. Heller, Chaia. 1999. Ecology of Everyday Life: Rethinking the Desire for Nature. Montreal: Black Rose Books. Huggan, Graham, and Helen Tiffin. 2010. Postcolonial Ecocriticism: Literature, Animals, Environment. New York: Routledge. jones, pattrice. 2010a. “Harbingers of (Silent) Spring: Archetypal Avians, Avian Archetypes and the Truly Collective Unconscious.” Spring: The Journal of Archetype and Culture 83(spring): 183–210. ———. 2010b. “Roosters, Hawks, and Dawgs: Toward an Inclusive, Embodied Eco-Feminist Psychology.” Feminism and Psychology 20(3): 365–80. ———. 2010c. “Afterword: Liberation as Connection and the Decolonization of Desire.” In Sistah Vegan: Black Female Vegans Speak on Food,Identity, Health, and Society, ed. A. Breeze Harper, 187–201. Brooklyn, NY: Lantern Books ———. 2010d. Personal communication with author, 24 July. ———. 2007. Aftershock: Confronting Trauma in a Violent World—A Guide for Activists and Their Allies. New York: Lantern Books. Kalof, Linda, and Amy Fitzgerald, eds. 2007. The Animals Reader: The Essential Classic and Contemporary Writings. Oxford: Berg. Kheel, Marti. 2010. Personal communication with author, 26 August. ———. 2008. Nature Ethics: An Ecofeminist Perspective. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. ———. 1996. “The Killing Game: An Ecofeminist Critique of Hunting.” Journal of the Philosophy of Sport 23(1): 30–44. ———. 1995. “License to Kill: An Ecofeminist Critique of Hunters’ Discourse.” In Animals and Women: Feminist Theoretical Explorations, ed. Carol J. Adams and Josephine Donovan, 85–125. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. ———. 1990. “Ecofeminism and Deep Ecology: Reflections on

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

recognized the point in his writings, but he emphasized the dangers of allowing discretion in the choice of instruments rather than the time-inconsistency policy, because it was only former argument that provided a basis for preferring his quantity rule over price rules. Last week Nick Rowe posted a link to a just published article in a special issue of the Review of Keynesian Economics commemorating the 80th anniversary of the General Theory. Nick’s article discusses the confusion in the General Theory between saving and hoarding, and Nick invited readers to weigh in with comments about his article. The ROKE issue also features an article by Simon Wren-Lewis explaining the eclipse of Keynesian theory as a result of the New Classical Counter-Revolution, correctly identified by Wren-Lewis as a revolution inspired1 Edmonton 4 - Capital District 0 Thunder Bay 5 - Metro 2 Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean 2 - Edmonton 1 (SO) Pembina Valley 4 - Capital District 2 Edmonton 4 - Metro 0 Thunder Bay 5 - Pembina Valley 4 Capital District 3 - Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean 2 Playoffs {{4TeamBracket-Medals | RD1=Semifinals | RD3=Gold Medal Game | RD2=Bronze Medal Game | RD1-seed1=4 | RD1-team1= Metro | RD1-score1=2 | RD1-seed2=1 | RD1-team2= Thunder Bay | RD1-score2=4 | RD1-seed3=3 | RD1-team3= Edmonton | RD1-score3=1 | RD1-seed4=2 | RD1-team4= Pembina Valley | RD1-score4=2 | RD2-seed1=4 | RD2-team1= Metro | RD2-score1=1 | RD2-seed2=3 | RD2-team2= Edmonton | RD2-score2=4 | RD3-seed1=2 | RD3-team1= Pembina Valley | RD3-score1=4 | RD3-seed2=1 | RD3-team2= Thunder Bay| RD3-score2=2 }} Individual awards Most Valuable Player: Michela Cava (Thunder Bay) Top Scorer: Michela Cava (Thunder Bay) Top Forward: Jessica Gazzola (Thunder Bay) Top Defenceman: Madison Hutchinson (Pembina Valley) Top Goaltender: Brittni Mowat (Pembina Valley) Most Sportsmanlike Player:

The Minority directed by Dwayne Buckle Western New York Premiere: Pray the Devil Back to Hell co-directed by Abigail Disney Al Boasberg Comedy Award—Lifetime Achievement in Comedy Writing - Larry Gelbart Al Boasberg Comedy Award—Lifetime Achievement in Comedy Writing - Joseph Stein Al Boasberg Comedy Award—Lifetime Achievement in Comedy Writing - Everett Greenbaum Al Boasberg Comedy Award—Lifetime Achievement in Comedy Performance - Kathleen Howard Al Boasberg Comedy Award—Lifetime Achievement in Comedy Art and Writing - Harvey Kurtzman 2010 The fourth Annual Buffalo International Film Festival ran from October 1–10, 2010. 60 films were screened. World Premiere: God's Land directed by Preston Miller New York State Premiere: Louis Sullivan: The Struggle for American Architecture directed by Mark Richard Smith New York State Premiere: Hard Four directed by Charles Dennis New York State Premiere: Superstonic Sound directed by Raphael Erichsen Western New YorkNight (Taiwan) Tom Lin, ChinaLion Best Drama First Place: Starry, Starry Night (Taiwan) Tom Lin, ChinaLion Second Place: Extraterrestrial (Extraterrestre) (Spain) NachoVigalondo, Arsenico Producciones/Tugg Third Place: A Case of Deceit (Canada) Best Documentary First Place: Ray Harryhausen: Special FX Titan (UK, France) Gilles Penso, Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation Second Place: Somewhere Between (USA) Linda Goldstein Knowlton, Longshot Factory Third Place: Alive Inside (work-in-progress) (USA) Michael Rossato-Bennett, Ximotion Media Animation First Place: My Neighbor Totoro (Japan) Hayao Miyazaki, Studio Ghibli Foreign Language Film First Place: Starry, Starry Night (Taiwan) Tom Lin, ChinaLion Second Place: Extraterrestrial (Extraterrestre) (Spain) Nacho, Vigalondo, Arsenico Producciones/Tugg Best Science Fiction First Place: Extraterrestrial (Extraterrestre) (Spain) Nacho Vigalondo, Arsenico Producciones/Tugg Best Short Film – International First Place: Behind the Concrete (Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada) "2012 Best of Buffalo" (all films in this category are made by filmmakers from

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symbol, Botari asked: "In a political climate where thoughtful conversations are reduced to soundbites the size of a tweet, how do you find one picture that's worth the millions of words the issue really requires?" Botari said recent anti-abortion rallies in front of Queen's Park in Toronto and at Parliament Hill in Ottawa; as well anti-abortion legislation put forward in the U.S. last week, pushed her to take action. Handmaids Local 905 founder Jennifer Botari says the anti-abortion stance taken by Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff and a wave of anti-abortion bills in the United States gave rise to the group's formation. (Submitted by Jen Figueiredo) Georgia, Mississipi, Ohio and Kentucky have all passed so-called heartbeat laws this year, making abortion illegal as early as six weeks into pregnancy, believed to• Julian Stallabrass CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY • Simon Critchley COSMOLOGY • Peter Coles THE CRUSADES • Christopher Tyerman CRYPTOGRAPHY • Fred Piper and Sean Murphy DADA AND SURREALISM • David Hopkins DARWIN • Jonathan Howard THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS • Timothy Lim DEMOCRACY • Bernard Crick DESCARTES • Tom Sorell DESERTS • Nick Middleton DESIGN • John Heskett DINOSAURS • David Norman DIPLOMACY • Joseph M. Siracusa DOCUMENTARY FILM • Patricia Aufderheide DREAMING • J. Allan Hobson DRUGS • Leslie Iversen DRUIDS • Barry Cunliffe THE EARTH • Martin Redfern ECONOMICS • Partha Dasgupta EGYPTIAN MYTH • Geraldine Pinch EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BRITAIN • Paul Langford THE ELEMENTS • Philip Ball EMOTION • Dylan Evans EMPIRE • Stephen Howe ENGELS • Terrell Carver ENGLISH LITERATURE • Jonathan Bate EPIDEMIOLOGY • Roldolfo Saracci ETHICS • Simon Blackburn THE EUROPEAN UNION • John Pinder and Simon Usherwood EVOLUTION • Brian and Deborah Charlesworth EXISTENTIALISM • Thomas Flynn FASCISM • Kevin Passmore FASHION • Rebecca Arnold FEMINISM •

7. GANGA LOCATION THE GANGA is a trans-boundary river of Asia which flows through India and Bangladesh. The 2,525 km (1,569 mi) river rises in the western Himalayas in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, and flows south and east through the Gangetic Plain of North Indiainto Bangladesh, where it empties into the Bay of Bengal. It is the third largest river by discharge TRIBUTRIES LEFT:Ramganga, Gomti, Ghaghara,Gandaki, Burhi Gandak, Koshi,Mahananda RIGHT:Yamuna, Tamsa, Son, Punpun,Betwa, Chambal, Tons, Ken, Si ndh,Hindon, Sharda 8. YAMUNA Location The yamunaTHE YAMUNA, is the largest tributary river of theGanges (Ganga) in northern India. Originating from the Yamunotri Glacier at a height of 6,387 metres on the south western slopes of Banderpooch peaks in the uppermost region of the Lower Himalayas in Uttarakhand, it travels a total length of 1,376 kilometers TRIBUTRIES LEFT: Hindon, Sharda, Kunta RIGHT: Tons, Chambal, Betwa, Ken,Sindh 10. SATLUJ LOCATION THE SATLUJ that flow through the historic crossroads region ofPunjab in northern India and Pakistan. It is located north of the Vindhya Range, south of the Hindu Kush segment of the Himalayas, and east of the Central Sulaiman Range in Pakistan 11. GANDAK THE GANDAK is one of the major rivers of Nepal and a left bank tributary of the Ganges in India. It is also called Krishna Gandaki in Nepal.[1] In Nepal the river is notable for its deep gorge through the Himalayas and its enormous hydroelectric potential. TRIBUTRIES LEFT:Trishuli, Budigandaki,Marshyandi, Madi,Seti Gandaki River RIGHT: Kaligandaki, Badigad 13. KOSI LOCATION THE KOSI Mt. Kanchenjunga in the east, Arun Koshi from Mt. Everest in Tibet, andSun Koshi from Mt. Gosainthan farther west. The Sun Kosi and Arun originate in the T.A.R. and cross into Nepal; then from Nepal the main stem crosses into northern Bihar, branching into distributaries before joining the Ganges near Kursela inKatihar district. 21. LOCATIO N OF RIVER IN SOUTH SOUTHERN RIVER play an important role

10, 2010. 7. "Zhonggong zhongyang guanyu shenhua wenhua tizhi gaige tuidong shehuizhuyi wenhua dafazhan dafanrong ruogan zhongda wenti de jueding" (Decision of the CCP Central Committee on some important questions concerning deepening the reform of the cultural system and promoting the great development and great flourishing of socialist culture), October 18, 2011, at <http://economy.caijing.com.cn/2011-10-26/110933747.html>, accessed January 22, 2012; an official English translation was not available at the time this document was consulted. 8. Anne-Marie Brady, _Marketing Dictatorship: Propaganda and Thought Work in Contemporary China_ (Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield, 2007). 9. Victor D. Cha, _Beyond the Final Score: The Politics of Sport in Asia_ (New York: Columbia University Press, 2009). . Susan Brownell, _Beijing's Games: What The Olympics Mean to China_ (Lanham, Md.: Rowman and Littlefield, 2008); Xu Guoqi,bill, Mearsheimer, John, 370n6 media, mass, , Medvedev, Dmitry, Mekong River Commission, Mexico, middle class, , Middle East, military, Chinese. _See_ People's Liberation Army Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW), 312–313 military regions (MRs), , , , Military Strategic Guidelines (MSG), , Millennium Summit (2000), Mischief Reef, missiles: China's, 290–291, , ; North Korean, , , Missile Technology Control Regime, missionaries, , Mongolia, , , , 197–98 most-favored-nation status, , , 365n24; U.S. Congress and, , , , , 371n24 Mugabe, Robert, Mutual Defense Treaty (China-USSR), , , Nakasone, Yasuhiro, , Namibia (South-West Africa), , National Defense Law, National Defense Ministry, National Defense Mobilization Commissions, _National Defense Program Guidelines,_ National Defense Science and Technology University, National Defense University, National Endowment for Democracy, National Environmental Protection Administration, nationalism, ; in China's foreign policy, 31–33; popular, , , 125–126, nationality, 21–22, 157–158. _See also_ ethnic and national minorities National Labor Committee, National People's Congress (NPC), , , ; and Chinese Constitution, , ; on

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