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Lyme disease due to different Borrelia species and ticks) Organisms: Borrelia species such as B. hermsii, B. parkeri, B. duttoni, B. miyamotoi Vector: Ornithodoros species Regions : Primarily in Africa, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Asia in and certain areas of Canada and the western United States Symptoms: Relapsing fever typically presents as recurring high fevers, flu-like symptoms, headaches, and muscular pain, with less common symptoms including rigors, joint pain, altered mentation, cough, sore throat, painful urination, and rash Treatment: Antibiotics are the treatment for relapsing fever, with doxycycline, tetracycline, or erythromycin being the treatment of choice. Typhus Several diseases caused by Rickettsia bacteria (below) Rocky Mountain spotted fever Organism: Rickettsia rickettsii Vector: Wood tick (Dermacentor variabilis), D. andersoni Region (US): East, Southwest Vector: Amblyomma cajennense Region (Brazil): São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais. Symptoms:Fever, headache, altered mental status, myalgia,States Severe febrile illness, headaches, coma in 1/3 patients Organism: tentatively Alongshan virus, jingmenvirus group in the flavivirus family Vector: tick (unspecified) Region: Inner Mongolia but potentially more widespread Protozoan Babesiosis Organism: Babesia microti, B. equi Vector: Ixodes scapularis, I. pacificus Region (US): Northeast, West Coast Cytauxzoonosis Organism: Cytauxzoon felis Vector: Dermacentor variabilis (American dog tick) Region (US): South, Southeast Toxin Tick paralysis Cause: Toxin Vector (US): D. andersoni, D. variabilis West Region (US): East Vector (Australia): Ixodes holocyclus Region (Australia): East Allergies Alpha-gal allergy - Alpha-gal syndrome caused by immune reaction to the Alpha-gal sugar molecule introduced by ticks. The immune reaction can leave people with an allergy to red meat. See also Ticks of domestic animals References External links Tick-Borne Diseases: Recommendations for Workers and Employers—National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Tickborne Diseases—National Center for Infectious Diseases (CDC) Tickborne Disease Website—Massachusetts Department of Public Health Ixodes Scapularis—3D animation of

after having thought about it for a long time. Instead, influential people from all over Italy had been approaching Borghese and asking him why he taking was doing nothing to impede the spreading degeneracy and chaos. It was these entreaties from sympathetic patriots that supposedly prompted him to respond and take concrete action. See ibid., pp. 117–18. 58 Flamini, Partito del golpe, volume 2, p. 3. According to the Extraparliamentary Left Research Group, the Circolo dei Selvatici originally served as a cultural "front" for an earlier RSI veterans association headed by Borghese, the Fronte Grigioverde (Grey-Green Front [a reference to the color of Italian military uniforms]). It was then later used to "cover" the early gatherings of the FN. See Strage di stato: Vent'anni dopo, pp. 191, 254–5. 59 ThisGrande, Umberto De Lillo, Marcello Dell'Amico, Lando Delle Chiaie, Stefano –, –, –, –, , De Lorenzo, Giovanni , , , , , Delplace, José Delta Front (Fronte Delta) Del Valle, Pedro de Maistre, Joseph De Marchi, Giancarlo , De Marco, Franco de Marenches, Alexandre De Marsanich, Augusto , democratic states Democrazia Cristiana (DC) Demokrat Parti (DP: Democrat Party) demonization of designated enemies Depret, Jacques Der Einzige und sein Eigentum (Stirner) Der Freiwillige (HAIG publications) de Rivera, José Antonio Primo De Rosa, Giovanni , De Roux, Dominique Der Wiking-Ruf (HAIG publications) De Sario, Giacomo designated enemies, dehumanization/demonization of de Spínola, António – Destructive Proletarian Group (Gruppo Proletario Eversivo) Destutt de Tracy, Antoine –, Deutsche Bank Deutsche Gemeinschaft (DG: German Association) Deutsche Reichspartei (DRP: German Reich Party) Deutsches Kulturwerk Europäischen Geistes (DKEG: German Cultural Association for the European Spirit) Deutsche Soziale Bewegung (DSB) Deutsche Union (DU: German Union) Deutsche Volksunion (DVU: German Peoples' Union) Devrimçi Sol (DEV-SOL: Revolutionary Left) de Vuyst, Peter Die Kameradschaft (newsletter) Die Organisation der

and minor triads, the dominant seventh. Studies : Czerny, Boring, Philipp, Bach, Pieces : Selected from the classic, romantic, and modern masters. The study of Sonatinas. Fourth Year Scales: Contrary motion scales; parallel motion in dotted and triple rhythms; Chromatic Scales. Arpeggios: The Diminished seventh; majors and minors contrary motion. Studies: Czerny, Boring, Heller, Philipp, Bach — two part Inventions. Pieces: Selected from the standard composers. Easy Sonatas. Required Work in Voice Preparatory Course First Year Scales: All majors, vocalized to the octave. Exercises: Study of intervals; throat anatomy; correct position; relax- ation and breath-control; articulation and pronunciation. Arpeggios: Major triads to the octave. Studies: Connell and Marchesi. Songs: Easy songs by the best composers. Second Year Scales: All majors to the octave, legato and staccato. Exercises: Sustained tones exemplifying crescendo and dimuendo. Arpeggios: Major triads to the octave and tenth. Studies: Connell and Marchesi. Songs: Easy songs by the best composers. Third Year Scales:All majors and harmonic minors to the octave, legato and staccato. Arpeggios: Major and minor triads to the octave, tenth and twelfth. Studies: Marchesi and Seiber. Songs: Schubert, Franz, Schumann and the moderns. 61 Fourth Year Scales: Majors, harmonic minors and melodic minors. * Exercises: Trills, embellishments, etc. Arpeggios: The dominant seventh to the octave. Studies: Marchesi and Lutgen. Songs: Classic and modern composers; beginning study of arias. Required Work in Violin Preparatory Course First Year Scales: Majors and melodic minors, one octave. Arpeggios: Major and minor triads, one octave. Studies: Selected from Wichl, Wohlfahrt, Gruenberg, Bostleman. Pieces: Chosen from Wecker, Dancla, Hauser, Bohm, etc. Second Year Scales: Majors and melodic minors, two octaves. Arpeggios: Major and minor triads, two octaves. Studies: Sitt and Dont. Pieces: Bohm, Beethoven, Oossec, Thome. Third Year Scales: Majors and melodic minors, two octaves, faster tempo. Arpeggios: Major and minor triads, two octaves, faster tempo. Studies: Sevcik, Dont, Sitt. Pieces: Friml,

the lower level. References Royce, Graydon (November 18, 2007) "A place to shine" Star Tribune Papatola, Dominic P. (November 6, 2008) "'Rainbow Crow' legend even more beautiful, and sad, because it's so rare" Saint Paul Pioneer Press Berdan, Kathy (April 27, 2018) "https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/27/st-paul-steppingstone-theater-2018-season/" Saint Paul Pioneer Press External links SteppingStone Theatre for Youth Development Category:Youth theatre companies Category:Theatres in Minnesota Category:Youth organizations based in Minnesota Category:Arts organizations based in Saint Paul, Minnesota Category:Buildings and structures in Saint Paul, Minnesota Category:Education in Saint Paul, Minnesota Category:Minneapolis–Saint Paul Category:Arts organizations established in 1987 Category:1987 establishments in Minnesota30, 2019: Mayor: Mike Cruz Vice Mayor: Emil Trinidad Councilors: Chris Evert Tadeo Siann Fernandez Daneking Noble Edgar Rafael Tumbocon Cesario Galleguez Welly B. Navalta Jay Ar Paz Pillar Onia ABC President: Cesario B. Galleguez SK Federated President: Raisa M. Tumbocon Education Elementary schools Government elementary schools: Luna Este Elementary School Bantug Elementary School(formerly Bantug A.N.P. Pilot School) Baracbac Elementary School Barat Elementary School Decreto Elementary School Diket Elementary School Diaz Elementary School Don Montano Elementary School Doña Nena Elementary School Esperanza Elementary School Evangelista Elementary School Flores Elementary School Gonzales Elementary School La Paz Elementary School Lauren Elementary School (Celestino L. Clariza Elementary School) Lubong Elementary School Luna Weste Elementary School Pemienta Elementary School Mantacdang Elementary School Maseil-seil Alo-o Elementary School Nampalcan - Molina Elementary School Ricos Elementary School San

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Boston Bruins; Dylan Larkin, Detroit Red Wings; Jonathan Huberdeau, Florida Panthers; Vincent Trocheck, Florida Panthers; Brendan Gallagher, Montreal Canadiens Defensemen Mike Green, Detroit Red Wings Victor Hedman, Tampa Bay Lightning Erik Karlsson, Ottawa Senators Others receiving votes: Morgan Rielly, Toronto Maple Leafs; Shea Weber, Montreal Canadiens; Charlie McAvoy, Boston Bruins; Keith Yandle, Florida Panthers Goaltenders Andrei Vasilevskiy, Tampa Bay Lightning Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens Others receiving votes: Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins The Lightning, the top team in the League, dominated this roster on merit. Stamkos was voted in as the captain. He is joined by linemate Kucherov, who leads the League in points (59) and was named on all 12 ballots. Hedman, fourth in the League in points among defensemen (31) and sixth among all skaters in time on ice (25:53), was selected by 11 of the 12 voters.Vasilevskiy, who leads the League in wins (26) and has a .935 save percentage, was a unanimous selection of the NHL.com panel. No other team in the Atlantic had multiple players selected. In one of the closest team races, Marchand was named to six ballots and made the team over Bruins linemate Bergeron, who received three votes. Video: SJS@TOR: Matthews opens scoring with a nice tip-in Metropolitan Division Forwards Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals (captain) Claude Giroux, Philadelphia Flyers Taylor Hall, New Jersey Devils John Tavares, New York Islanders Phil Kessel, Pittsburgh Penguins Sebastian Aho, Carolina Hurricanes Others receiving votes: Josh Bailey, New York Islanders; Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins; Jakub Voracek, Philadelphia Flyers; Anders Lee, New York Islanders; Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh Penguins; Teuvo Teravainen, Carolina Hurricanes Defensemen John Carlson, Washington Capitals Seth Jones, Columbus Blue Jackets Shayne Gostisbehere, Philadelphia Flyers Others receiving votes: Ryan McDonagh, New

working people, it replaced the old mainstream labor ideologies (including anarchism, socialism and communism), which never again regained their old importance among the working class. FORA, the traditional anarchist union, was closed as a result of this. In 1952, following the imprisonment and torture of several FORA members, anarchists of all factions launched a campaign to inform the public of this situation. After the violent coup that overthrew Perón in 1955, anarchist periodicals reappeared openly once again, among them La Protesta and Acción Libertaria. However, Argentinian anarchism could never recover as a movement with popular roots. == More recent developments == The FACA became Argentine Libertarian Federation (FLA) in 1955, but like its predecessor organization was never able to gain a mass following. In 1985, the FLA replaced Acción Libertaria, its newspaper, with a new political journal called El Libertario. == References == == Bibliography == Colombo, Eduardo (1971), "Anarchism in Argentina and Uruguay", inApter, David E.; Joll, James, Anarchism Today, Garden City, New York: Anchor Books, pp. 211–244. Oved, Yaacov (1997). "The Uniqueness of Anarchism in Argentina". Estudios Interdisciplinarios de América Latina y el Caribe. Tel Aviv: University of Tel Aviv. 8 (1). ISSN 0792-7061. OCLC 25122634. Simon, S. Fanny (February 1946). "Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in South America". The Hispanic American Historical Review. Durham: Duke University Press. 26 (1): 38–59. doi:10.2307/2507692. ISSN 0018-2168. Thompson, Ruth (1985). "The Limitations of Ideology in the Early Argentine Labour Movement: Anarchism in the Trade Unions, 1890—1920". Journal of Latin American Studies. 16 (01): 81–99. doi:10.1017/S0022216X00004041. ISSN 0022-216X. Thompson, Ruth (1990), "Argentine Syndicalism: Reformism before Revolution", in van der Linden, Marcel; Thorpe, Wayne, Revolutionary Syndicalism: an International Perspective, Aldershot: Scolar Press, pp. 167–183, ISBN 0-85967-815-6 == Further reading == == External links == History of Anarchism in Argentina from R.A. Forum The Anarchist City of America Santiago Juan-Navarro's article on Pierre Quiroule's work Website of the FLA (Argentine Libertarian Federation) FLA cited in the Anarchist Encyclopedia [1]

Page 2 The  district  court  granted  summary  judgment  to  the  defendants.  Davis  appeals  that judgment and also challenges several discovery rulings. We affirm. On  October  27,  2003,  Davis  slipped  on  a  chair  in  his  prison  cell  and  landed  on  his wrist. X‐rays taken at the prison’s medical unit showed a wrist fracture, and so Dr. Odeida Dalmasi,  the  prison  physician,  recommended  that  Davis  be  taken  to  the  local  hospital.  At the  hospital,  Davis  saw  Dr.  Clark,  an  orthopedic  surgeon.  Davis  received  pain  medication and a long‐arm cast on his wrist. Dr. Clark also requested that Davis receive a second round of  x‐rays  by  November  6th  for  him  to  review,  that  Davis  be  provided  with  more  pain medication, and that Davis return in four weeks to change the cast. Davis alleges that on October 31 he sent a written request for the prison to schedule the second round of x‐rays. He provided no evidence of the request, and the prison has no record of it. On November 10 Davis sent another written request  to  the  prison concerning his  wrist,  and  later  that day  he  received  a  response  telling  him  to  watch  for  a  future  “call out.” Sometime between November 10 and 14, he went to the medical unit and confronted the  health‐services  manager,  Eddie  Samalio,  asking  why  his  medical  needs  were  being ignored.  On  November  14  Davis  saw  Dr.  Dalmasi,  who  noticed  for  the  first  time  that  Dr. Clark  had  requested  a  second  round  of  x‐rays  and  as  a  result  immediately  had  the  x‐rays taken  and  prescribed  pain  medication.  Davis  alleges  that  Dr.  Dalmasi  also  informed  him that  his  wrist  had  healed  incorrectly,  but  Dr.  Dalmasi  denies  ever  saying  this.  The  second round of x‐rays were not sent to Dr. Clark. On November 25 Davis saw Dr. Clark for his follow‐up appointment to replace his cast.  A  third  set  of  x‐rays  were  also  taken;  these  films  revealed  that  the  wrist  was  healing properly. Davis alleges that Dr. Clark told him that the wrist had not healed properly, but nothing in the record supports this allegation. Two months later, the prison’s medical unit gave  Davis  a  fourth  x‐ray  and  concluded  that  the  wrist  fracture  had  healed  properly.  The medical  staff  also  prescribed  additional  pain  medication  and  extended  Davis’s  pass 

INITIAL DECISION RELEASE NO. 106 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING FILE NO. 3-8772 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Before the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, D.C. _______________________________ In the Matter of : : INITIAL DECISION M. RIMSON & CO., INC., : February 25, 1997 MOSHE RIMSON, : JONATHAN MENDE & : ASSOCIATES, INC., : JONATHAN AURIELIO MENDE, : TODD LEVAUGHN HICKMAN, : CHRISTIAN JEAN-MARIE GIRODET, : MITCHELL AGUIRRE, : CLAUDIO PETER IODICE, III, : ALEX DAVID SHINDMAN, : YEVGENY G. SHKILKO, : DAVID FEYJIN, AND : ROGER DANTONI, III : : ______________________________ APPEARANCES: Kenneth W. Marcuse, Petra T. Tasheff, Robert C. Skrzypczak, Robert G. Heim, and David G. Rizzo for the Division of Enforcement, Securities and Exchange Commission. Aegis Frumento, Jenice Malecki, John F. Lang and Rebecca White for Respondent Alex David Shindman. Leon Lipkin for Respondents M. Rimson & Co., Inc., and Moshe Rimson. BEFORE: Lillian A. McEwen, Administrative Law Judge ==========================================START OF PAGE 2====== I. PROCEDURAL HISTORY The United States Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") issued an ordertwenty-nine witnesses testified for the Division of Enforcement ( Division ) and I admitted 378 exhibits. None of the Respondents offered testimony or exhibits on their behalf during the December 1995 hearing. At the reopened hearing, I received into evidence eighteen exhibits and 1 On August 14, 1996, the Commission amended the OIP after the hearing in the instant case to add except for the respondents Girodet, Feyjin, and Dantoni, as to whom no civil penalty is sought to the issues section III F (OIP at 12). 2 Default Orders were entered against Claudio Peter Iodice, III on March 7, 1996, Order Making Findings, Imposing Sanctions, and Issuing a Cease and Desist Order by Default Against Respondent Claudio Peter Iodice, III, 61 SEC Docket 1210; against Christian Jean-Marie Girodet on August 23, 1996, Order Making Findings, Imposing Sanctions, and Issuing a Cease and

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5 times. Championships 1958, 1959, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Runner-up 1960, 1968, 1971, 1978, 1979, 1984, 1987, 1999, 2000, 2002, Semi Final's 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2018 In 1974 the league did not celebrate the tournament. Individual awards LVSM Most Valuable Player Luis "Feñito" Rodríguez – 1999 Enrique "Papolito" López – 1991, 1993 Hiram Padilla – 1992 José L. Díaz – 1990 Joey Rivera – 1985, 1986 LVSM Rookie of the Year Víctor "Vitito" Rivera – 1994 Omar Rivera – 2007 LVSM Best Setter Esteban Rodríguez – 1999 Enrique "Papolito" López – 1992 LVSM Best Blocker Hiram Padilla – 1991, 1989 Willie de Jesús – 1990, 1994 Victor Ruiz – 2010 LVSM Defensive Player of the Year Edwin Fernandez – 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991 LVSM Final Most Valuable Player Steve Klosterman - 2007 Víctor "Vitito" Rivera – 1997, 2001, 2003, 2006 Ángel Pérez – 2005 Víctor "Chiqui" Bird – 2004 José L. Díaz – 1998 Executive of the Year Ángel L. Colón –H33T, one of the Internet's most popular torrent sites, disappeared offline in September following a complaint from Universal Music over the unauthorized distribution of Robin Thicke’s album Blurred Lines. After a brief return the site suffered a total blackout and until now has been presumed dead. Today, however, H33T is back online with its owner telling TorrentFreak that just two links caused the site's worldwide takedown. H33t, one of the largest BitTorrent sites on the Internet, suddenly disappeared three months ago. Initially the downtime caused confusion but it later transpired that the site’s domain registrar, Germany-based Key-Systems, had removed H33T’s nameservers. A few days later TorrentFreak was able to confirm that the takedown was the result of legal action. “We have indeed been served with a court order granting a temporary

AND THE ROYAL FAMILY. SHE HAS MADE 22 OFFICIAL VISITS. THE CROWDS HAVE BEEN THERE FOR EVERY SMILE, WAVE, AND SPEECH. >> INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE BELONG WELL TO A COUNTRY, BUT THE CHARACTER OF THE NATION IS FORMED BY OTHER FACTORS. RACE, LANGUAGE, RELIGION, CULTURE, AND TRADITION ALL HAVE SOME CONTRIBUTION TO MAKE. WHEN I THINK OF THE DIVERSITY OF THESE FACTORS IN CANADA TODAY AND THE ACHIEVEMENTS THAT HAVE GROWN FROM THEIR UNION, I FEEL PROUD AND HAPPY TO BE QUEEN OF SUCH A NATION. >> Rosemary: IN 1957, THE QUEEN TOOK HER FIRST TRIP TO CANADA AS QUEEN, WHERE SHE OPENED THE 23RD ALTAR. SHE RETURNED TWO YEARS LATER TO OPEN THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY. DURING THAT SIX-WEEK TRIP SHE VISITED EVERY PROVINCE AND TERRITORY. >> Announcer: THE RECEPTION WAS COOL. A FEW BOOS AND HISSES AND THIS POLICEREACTION. >> Rosemary: THE QUEEN RECEIVED A VERY DIFFERENT WELCOME WHEN SHE VISITED QUÉBEC CITY IN 1964. SHE WAS MET, AS YOU HEARD THERE, CROWDS OF BOOING SEPARATISTS. SEVERAL WERE ARRESTED AND THE DAY BECAME KNOWN AS TRUNCHEON SATURDAY. THREE DAYS LATER THE QUEEN WAS HERE IN OTTAWA FOR CANADA'S CENTENNIAL BEFORE ZIPPING OVER TO MONTREAL FOR EXPO 67. SHE OPENED THE 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPICS BEFORE NERVOUSLY WATCH HER DAUGHTER, PRINCESS ANNE, COMPETE IN THE EQUESTRIAN THREE-DAY EVENT. >> TODAY I HAVE PROCLAIMED THIS NEW CONSTITUTION, ONE THAT IS TRULY CANADIAN AT LAST. >> Rosemary: THE QUEEN WAS AGAIN IN OTTAWA IN 1982 FOR A REMARKABLE MOMENT ON APRIL 17. SHE SIGNED CANADA'S NEW CONSTITUTION AND ENSHRINED THE CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS. IT ALLOWED US TO CHANGE OUR CONSTITUTION WITHOUT BRITAIN'S PERMISSION. >> I AM NOT JUST

museum houses the original Popemobile used by Pope John Paul II in the 1980s along with numerous hearses, embalming displays, and information on famous funerals. Venues across Houston regularly host local and touring rock, blues, country, dubstep, and Tejano musical acts. While Houston has never been widely known for its music scene, Houston hip-hop has become a significant, independent music scene that is influential nationwide. === Tourism and recreation === The Theater District is a 17-block area in the center of downtown Houston that is home to the Bayou Place entertainment complex, restaurants, movies, plazas, and parks. Bayou Place is a large multilevel building containing full-service restaurants, bars, live music, billiards, and Sundance Cinema. The Bayou Music Center stages live concerts, stage plays, and stand-up comedy. Space Center Houston is the official visitors' center of NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. The Space Center has many interactive exhibits including moon rocks, a shuttlesimulator, and presentations about the history of NASA's manned space flight program. Other tourist attractions include the Galleria (Texas' largest shopping mall, located in the Uptown District), Old Market Square, the Downtown Aquarium, and Sam Houston Race Park. Houston's current Chinatown and the Mahatma Gandhi District are two major ethnic enclaves, reflecting Houston's multicultural makeup. Restaurants, bakeries, traditional-clothing boutiques, and specialty shops can be found in both areas. Houston is home to 337 parks, including Hermann Park, Terry Hershey Park, Lake Houston Park, Memorial Park, Tranquility Park, Sesquicentennial Park, Discovery Green, Buffalo Bayou Park and Sam Houston Park. Within Hermann Park are the Houston Zoo and the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Sam Houston Park contains restored and reconstructed homes which were originally built between 1823 and 1905. A proposal has been made to open the city's first botanic garden at Herman Brown Park.Of the 10 most populous U.S. cities, Houston has the

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went  inside  the  store  to  help with the  ongoing search.  Knipfer testified that  his entire exchange with Street took approximately ten to fif‐ teen minutes.  Not long after the stop of Street, officers reviewed record‐ ings  from  Walmart  security  cameras.  They  confirmed  that  three African‐American men had exited the white SUV when  it arrived. One of the men appeared to be Keycie Street. Offic‐ ers went back to the parking lot to search for Street but could  not find him. Officers then used the identifying information  Deputy Knipfer obtained from the stop to obtain photographs  of Street from the Illinois Department of Transportation and  from an internal law enforcement database.  The two men who had been arrested outside the Walmart,  Demonte  Oliver  and  Romero  Eddmonds,  admitted  their  in‐ volvement  in  the  robbery.  They  also  told  detectives  that  a  third man they knew as “Lil Key” and “Little One” was also  a part of the robbery but that they did not know his real name.  6  No. 18‐1209  Oliver identified Keycie Street from his Department of Trans‐ portation photograph. Eddmonds separately identified Street  in the photograph from the law enforcement database. An ar‐ rest  warrant  was  issued  for  Street,  who  soon  surrendered.  Street’s DNA matched DNA on a bottle that officers recovered  from the abandoned SUV.  C.  District Court Proceedings  Street was indicted for Hobbs Act robbery under 18 U.S.C.  § 1951. He moved to suppress the identifying information he  had given to Deputy Knipfer and the additional evidence the  police had obtained by using that information, including the  DNA  evidence  and  the  identifications  by  Oliver  and  Edd‐ monds. The district judge referred the motion to suppress to  Magistrate Judge Jones, who held an evidentiary hearing to  prepare  a  report  and  recommendation.  Street  argued  that  Deputy  Knipfer  had stopped  him  based  on  only  a  hunch,  without  the  reasonable  suspicion  required  by  the  Fourth  Amendment.  Street  pointed  out  that  his  clothing  did  not  match the suspects’ and that he was not acting suspiciously as  he  left  the  store.  He  also  argued  that  because  the  police  al‐ ready had two suspects in custody, they had no reason to be‐ lieve  there  was  a  third  suspect  involved  in  the  robbery  and  thus had no reason to continue the investigation when they  stopped him. Street contended that the officers stopped him  only because his race and sex matched the description of the  suspects, which he argued was not enough to justify an inves‐ tigatory stop.   The magistrate judge agreed that the officers did not have  reasonable  suspicion  to  stop  Street  because  the  stop  was  based on only a “hunch” that if a third person had been in‐ volved in the robbery, he would also have been an African‐ No. 18‐1209  7 American man. The magistrate judge recommended the mo‐ tion  to  suppress  be  denied,  though,  on  the  ground  that 

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for the future growth of rooftop solar PV, but one of the most authoritative comes from Bloomberg New Energy Finance, which predicts 38GW of rooftop solar by 2040. (See Australia’s big energy switch from coal and gas to wind and solar). Solar investor and financier Lighthouse Infrastructure, however, predicts 52GW of solar by the same year, although this includes large scale installations. (See Australia to get 52GW of solar capacity in dramatic energy transformation). Sunwiz says one of the most interesting aspects of the market in the latest month is the growing share of commercial-scale rooftop solar (on the rooftops of businesses), which now accounts for 30 per cent of the market. This is seen by many as the biggest untapped market sector in Australia. Another interesting trend is the growingpersonnel exchanges resumed in the late 1980s but free travel, especially from the mainland to Taiwan, remained difficult. The two sides lifted the ban on mainland tourists in package tours to Taiwan in 2008 and on independent tourists in 2011. 20世纪80年代后期，商业和人才交流开始恢复。但是，自主旅游，尤其是内地到台湾，仍然困难。双方于2008年解禁了内地游客报团到台湾的旅游以及2011年开始自主旅游。 Cross-Strait tourism has been one of the most prosperous businesses since 2008, an outstanding indicator of improving ties. 2008开始，跨海峡旅游已经成为了最繁荣的商业之一。这也是改善两岸关系的一个显著证明。 In the first nine months of this year, about 4 million Taiwan people visited the mainland while 3.11 million mainland tourists went to the island. 今年前九个月，大约4百万台湾游客来内地旅游，尽管其中311万内地游客去了台湾岛。 At the meeting with Ma Ying-jeou in Singapore, Xi Jinping said that there are still many Taiwan people who have never been to the mainland and he welcomes their visit. 在新加坡举行的“马习会面”上，习近平说道，一直有很多从未去过内地的台湾人民，他热烈欢迎他们的到来。 Hsu Chin-jui, head of the Taiwan Travel Quality Assurance Association, told

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No. 16‐3363  five  guards at  Pontiac  Correctional Center  beat him in  2011  as punishment for filing grievances. The district court initial‐ ly  permitted  Robinson  to  proceed  on  claims  of  retaliation  and  excessive  force,  but  later  dismissed  the  case,  reasoning  that  Edwards  v.  Balisok,  520 U.S.  641  (1997),  bars  the  suit  be‐ cause  some  of  Robinson’s  allegations  about  the  altercation  conflicted with his disciplinary conviction for assaulting the  guards.  Because  we  conclude  that  the  district  court  abused  its discretion in declining to recruit counsel for Robinson, we  vacate the judgment and remand for further proceedings.  According  to  Robinson’s  complaint,  the  guards  were es‐ corting him up a flight of stairs when one of them yanked on  his  handcuffs,  causing  him  to  lose  his  balance  and  hit  his  head  on  a  cage.  Rather than  assist  Robinson,  the  guards  shoved him to the ground and proceeded to assault him: one  guard  put her foot on  the side of his face and  others  kneed  him in his neck and back. The guards then propped him up  and dragged him to his cell, stopping periodically to hit him  or  drop  him  on  the  hard  floor.  Throughout  this  encounter,  the guards taunted Robinson (who is black) with racial epi‐ thets.  Robinson  denies  that  he  resisted  the  guards,  but a  disci‐ plinary  committee  found  him  guilty  of  attempted  assault.  Specifically,  the  committee  found  that  he  “jerked The business secretary, Vince Cable, has said that Liberal Democrat MP Tim Farron was not currently seen as a credible leader for the party. The MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale is a favourite to replace Nick Clegg as Lib Dem leader if there is a leadership contest after the general election. Farron, seen as being on the left of the party, caused controversy during the recent spring conference in Liverpool, when he told the Financial Times that he gave the Lib Dems two out of 10 for their handling of the coalition, and told the Mail on Sunday that his party could suffer for a generation as a result of the decision to go into coalition with the Conservatives. “It wasn’t at all helpful,” Cable said in an interview with BuzzFeed.

On arrival check-in at hotel in Agra. Afternoon city sightseeing tour visiting the world famous Taj Mahal built by the Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in 1630 for his queen Mumtaz Mahal, to enshrine her mortal remains. Later visit the Agra Fort containing the Pearl Mosque, the Halls of Public and Private Audience. Also visit Itmad-ud-Daula's tomb built by Empress Noorjehan in memory of her father. Overnight at hotel in Agra. DAY 05 Agra - Khajuraho Transfer to the airport for flight to Khajuraho. Assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel. The world famous Khajuraho temples were built between 950 AD and 1050 AD by the Chandela Kings, who claim descent from the moon God. These temples are famous for their exotic sculptures. The most important are the Chaunset Yogini temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, the Mahadev Temple, Chitragupta or Bhaatji temple with an image of 11 headed Vishnu, Vishvanath and Nandi Temples. Lakshmana Temple, Viraha Temple dedicated to Shiva, which is the largest and most typical of the Khajuraho Temples. Also visit Javeri Temple and Parasvanath Temple dedicated to Jainism and the onlyTemples still surviving in the Eastern group. Overnight at the hotel in Khajuraho. DAY 06 Khajuraho - Varanasi Transfer to the airport for flight to Varanasi. Assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel. Afternoon city sightseeing tour. Varanasi the holiest city of the Hindus and one of the oldest living cities in the world was already old when Rome was founded and a flourishing trade centre when the Buddha came to Sarnath to preach his first sermon. It was a city of great wealth and religious importance when the Chinese traveller Hiuen Tsang visited in the 7th Century. Visit the Bharat Mata Temple with a big relief map of India in marble . Durga Temple. Tulsi Manas Mandir, Banaras Hindu University and its Art Gallery and the Mosque of Moghul Emperor Aurangazeb built on the site of an ancient Hindu Temple. Overnight at hotel in Varanasi. DAY 07 Varanasi - Delhi Early morning boat excursion on the holy river Ganges, a ferry pilgrimage from ghat to ghat. Visitors have an unforgettable grandstand view of the ghats from Asi to Rajghat. People bathe early in the morning to offer

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world-historical, the production and reproduction of an epistemic and affective insecurity whose speculative practices conduced to favor the beleaguered Assad regime's counterinsurgency project, or at least its survival. Now, throughout the talk is informed by the thinking of Hannah Arendt and Ludwig Wittgenstein, and in the closing pages I put Syrian artists whose current work unsettles the conventions of documentary representation into conversation with these two theorists, drawing out mutual points of relevance for understanding of politics and the local Syrian, as well as more global-- including Indian-- present. So in the early days of the uprising and anti-Assad song emerged that became a political phenomenon in its own right, recorded on cellphones, uploaded on YouTube, with simple rhyming lyrics and a catchy rhythm in joining Syria's president to step down and leave the country. The song had a catchy chorus, "go on, leave, oh Bashar. [ARABIC],, Bashar," which came at the beginning and end of stanzas invoking familiar conditions of first-family corruption. The song also responded to current and changing events, reproduced slogans from variousparts of the country, conjured up historical references of regime betrayal, and offered rejoinders to the president's own speeches. Exhilarating in its irreverence, with crude insults leveled directly at Bashar, his notoriously brutal brother, and his venal cousin, the song was at once angry and joyful, challenging the self-evidence of tyranny while paying homage to lives lost. Performing a new-found sense of solidarity, the lyrics invited popular participation which came in the form of extemporaneous add-ons, expanding and adapting the song, giving license to each singer, author, and listener to act in concert in the acoustics of revolutionary change. Avoiding the abstractions of earlier, more elitist political songs, the added stanzas not only perpetuated defiance, but worked to air publicly what had hitherto been predominantly private grievances. The proliferating stanzas also beckoned diverse areas of the country to furnish new details, alerting others to specific injustices, and making them common knowledge. The repeated recourse to the straightforward imperative, "go on, leave," and to the proper nouns of failed leadership, moreover, summoned into being cross-class identifications, a soundscape of national solidarity, untethered to the

stages of personal hell. Perceptive, mature, often uncomfortably real, with a superb performance by Mitchell. The director cowrote with costar Burns and Adam Forgash. Shot on digital video. [R] **Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)** (1972) **C-87m.** D: Woody Allen. Woody Allen, John Carradine, Lou Jacobi, Louise Lasser, Anthony Quayle, Tony Randall, Lynn Redgrave, Burt Reynolds, Gene Wilder, Jack Barry, Erin Fleming, Robert Q. Lewis, Heather MacRae, Pamela Mason, Sidney Miller, Regis Philbin, Geoffrey Holder, Jay Robinson, Robert Walden. One of Woody's most cinematic comedies, also most uneven, most tasteless. In multi-episode feature based very loosely on Dr. David Reuben's book, only a few segments stand out: final sequence inside male body during intercourse is a gem. [R] **Every Time Webook; he and Linklater wrote the screenplay. [R] **Fast Fortune** SEE: **11 Harrowhouse** **Fast Forward** (1985) **C-110m.** 1⁄2 D: Sidney Poitier. John Scott Clough, Don Franklin, Tamara Mark, Tracy Silver, Cindy McGee, Gretchen F. Palmer, Irene Worth, Constance Towers. Eight squeaky-clean teens from Sandusky, Ohio, crash N.Y.C. in search of their Big Break in Show Biz. Despite the title, this film is stuck in the 1950s; break-dancing can't disguise such cornball stuff. [PG] **Fast Runner, The** (2002-Canadian) **C-161m.** D: Zacharias Kunuk. Natar Ungalaaq, Sylvia Ivalu, Peter-Henry Arnatsiaq, Lucy Tulugarjuk, Madeline Ivalu, Paul (Pauloosie) Qulitalik. A sterling epic, perhaps the only Inuit-made film we'll ever see, about a young hunter (Ungalaaq) whose tribe has been cursed; he falls in love but must face the ire of a spiteful rival.

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Knitting Factory in Williamsburg, where the genitals smelled like potpourri. The amazing contestants were asked to deliver their platforms (like, "Leave no bacon behind"), perform a talent (from nipple-biting to bribing the judges with cupcakes), and answer a question from the panel (asked if she'd fuck Octomom, a butch contestant replied, "I'd need something tighter"). That last hottie, K.S. Stevens, won the grand prize of 100 bucks in singles, a cameo in a lesbian porn film, and a Hitachi magic wand ("the Cadillac of vibrators") in case she wants to hang out with Eros a little more. CTRC is a not‐for‐profit corporation located in Buffalo, New York.  On  April 1, 2013, CTRC held a Dyngus Day fundraising event, for which it obtained a  temporary license to sell liquor.1  At the fundraising event, CTRC allegedly served  Thomas Gilray alcohol.  Later that same evening, Gilray was driving while intoxicated  and struck two pedestrians with his vehicle ‐‐ William Sheehan and Michael Serrano.2   Both were seriously injured in the accident.    On November 14 and 19, 2013, respectively, the Sheehans and Serrano  filed separate personal injury lawsuits against CTRC and others.  The claims against  CTRC were based on the Dram Shop statutes, N.Y. General Obligations Law   § 11‐101 and N.Y. Alcoholic Beverage Control Law § 65.  The complaints alleged that,  sometime in the seven hours prior to the accident, Gilray was served alcohol at CTRCʹs  Dyngus Day fundraising event despite being visibly intoxicated.    In 2013, CTRC promptly notified its insurance carrier, PIIC, of the  lawsuits, and PIIC began defending CTRC in both cases.  At issue in this appeal is the                                                    1   Dyngus Day is observed on the Monday after Easter, and is celebrated in particular by  Polish‐American communities.  2   The Court has been advised that William Sheehan died on January 10, 2018.  As Mrs.  Sheehan remains a party and Mr. Sheehanʹs interests are aligned with the interests of the  remaining appellees, the Court is proceeding with the appeal.  See Fed. R. App. P. 43(a)(1).  ‐ 3 ‐    extent of PIICʹs obligation to defend and indemnify CTRC for claims arising out of  purported violations of the Dram Shop statutes.    Prior to the event, CTRC had purchased two insurance policies from PIIC,  a primary policy (the ʺPrimary Policyʺ) and an excess policy (the ʺExcess Policy,ʺ and  together the ʺPoliciesʺ).  The Primary Policy contains two coverage parts:  a commercial  general liability (ʺCGLʺ) part and a liquor liability part.   

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self-discipline, self-responsibility, sense of responsibility, respect and venerability as well as a truly noble character as has been developed by the true prophets since time immemorial. Equally, the prophetic records are also a very interesting and exciting contemporary document from a linguistic perspective. Long-forgotten and very old terms of German linguistic usage awake to new shine and a new use due to their rediscovery. With their elemental power they give the mastery of the writing and the expression-form of the work a very special distinction and charm. Terms such as chickenheartedness (cowardice), demand (begging), nobleness (virtues), two-partedness (doubt), spirit-body (spirit-form), allocation plan (budget), venerable ones (holy ones), dwelling of the impalpable (the other world), hazy pictures (delusions), grace (favour), inner world of firma-ments (universal consciousness), premium (benefit), consonance(harmony), as well as numerous other expressions X Kelch der Wahrheit eine ganz besondere Würde und Anmut. Begriffe wie Jämmerlichherzigkeit (Feigheit), Geheisch (Betteln), Edelsinn (Tugenden), Behauen (Formen), Unebenmass (Disharmonie), Zweiteiligkeit (Zweifel), Geistgehalt (Geistform), Rechenplan (Etat), Weihevolle (Heilige), Wohnstatt des Ungreifbaren (Jenseits), Dunstbilder (Wahnvorstellungen), Huld (Gunst), Innenwelt der Himmel (Universalbewusstsein), Aufschlag (Nutzen), Gleichstimmung (Harmonie), Ermahnungsbedenken (Gewissensbisse) sowie zahlreiche weitere und im heutigen Sprachgebrauch weithin unbe-kannte Ausdrücke bereichern und erweitern die sehr wertvollen Texte in eindrucksvoller Art und Weise. Sehr inter-essant ist auch die Vielfalt der Begriffe, die von den alten Propheten zur Nennung der Schöpfung verwendet werden. Nebst dem eigentlichen Begriff ‹Schöpfung› finden sich für sie auch Wortwerte wie Erschaffung, Formung, Urquelle, Kraft der Entstehung, Schaffende, Erschaffende, Erzeugung, Gestaltung, Quelle der Weisheit, Urhebung usw. Zweifel-los ist das vorliegende Buchwerk in

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main image of worship, Christian millennialist ideas from the Book of Revelation, Yoga and the writings of Nostradamus. Its founder, Chizuo Matsumoto, claimed that he sought to restore "original Buddhism" and declared himself "Christ", Japan's only fully enlightened master and identified with the "Lamb of God". His purported mission was to take upon himself the sins of the world, and he claimed he could transfer to his followers spiritual power and ultimately take away their sins and bad deeds. While many discount Aum Shinrikyo's Buddhist characteristics and affiliation to Buddhism, scholars often refer to it as an offshoot of Japanese Buddhism, and this was how the movement generally defined and saw itself. == See also == Ahimsa in Buddhism Buddhist ethics Religious nationalism Sohei == References == == Sources == Barbaro, Paolo (2010), "Buddhism and Violence". In: Jeffrey Ian Ross (ed.), Religion and Violence: an Encyclopedia of Faith and Conflict from Antiquity to the Present,Publishing Corporation, p. 166, ISBN 9788176481809 Clayton, Barbra R. (2006), Moral Theory in Santideva's Siksasamuccaya: Cultivating the Fruits of Virtue, Routledge, ISBN 9781134278299 Deegalle, Mahinda (2006), Buddhism, Conflict and Violence in Modern Sri Lanka, Routledge, ISBN 978-0415544412 DeVotta, Neil (2007), Sinhalese Buddhist Nationalist Ideology: Implications for Politics and Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka, East-West Center Washington, ISBN 978-1932728644 Fausböll, Viggo (1881), The Sutta-Nipata, Clarendon Press Gampopa; Gyaltsen Rinpoche, Khenpo Konchog (1998), Jewel Ornament of Liberation: The Wish-fulfilling Gem of the Noble Teachings, Snow Lion Publications, ISBN 9781559398725 Gowans, Christopher (2004), Philosophy of the Buddha: An Introduction, Routledge, ISBN 113446973X Gnanananda Thero, Kiribathgoda; Jayasinghe, Hemamala (2002), The Supreme Bliss of Nibbana, a Goal Within Our Reach: Maha Satipatthāna Sutta : Translation of Ea Ama Nivansuva Boho Dura Nove, Dayawansa Jayakody & Company, ISBN 9789555512114 Ganguly, Sumit; Brown, Matthew E. (2003), Fighting Words: Language Policy and Ethnic Relations in Asia (BCSIA Studies in International Security), MIT Press, ISBN 978-0262523332 Harris, Elizabeth

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1978–79 Nelson Sanhueza - Monterrey, Potosino, Puebla, Correcaminos - 1977–79, 1980–82/1986–87, 1982–85, 1987–88 Álvaro Sarabia - Jaguares - 2005 José Luis Sierra - Tigres - 1999 Eduardo Soto - América - 1995 Humberto Suazo - Monterrey - 2007–09/2010–14 Christian Torres - León, América, Monterrey - 1995–97/2000, 1998, 1999 Gino Valentini - Irapuato - 1988–89 René Valenzuela - Ángeles - 1987–88 Rodrigo Valenzuela - América, León, Atlas, Veracruz - 1998/2004–05, 2001–02, 2002–04, 2006 Juan Carlos Vera - Cruz Azul, Morelia, Tampico Madero, Pumas, Atlas - 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–90, 1990–91/1992–93, 1991–92 Eduardo Vilches - Necaxa - 1994–99 José Luis Villanueva - Morelia - 2006 Richard Zambrano - Santos Laguna, Celaya, Pumas - 1993–95, 1995–96, 1998–99 Colombia Herly Alcázar - Jaguares - 2006 Carlos Augusto Álvarez - Necaxa - 2001 Diego Álvarez - San Luis - 2009 Yulián Anchico - Pachuca - 2011 Andrés Andrade - América, Jaguares - 2013–14/2015–2002–04 Raúl Ruidíaz - Morelia - 2017– Roberto Silva - San Luis - 2003 Jorge Soto - San Luis - 2003 José Soto - Puebla, Celaya - 1996–98, 1999–00 Julio César Uribe - América, Tecos - 1987–88, 1989–91 Carlos Valdivia - Veracruz - 1944–46 Walter Vílchez - Cruz Azul, Puebla - 2007, 2007–09 Julio Villanueva - Torreón - 1968–69 Alfonso Yañez - Gallos Blancos - 1993–94 Poland Jan Banaś - Atlético Español - 1975–76 Jan Gomola - Atlético Español, Zacatepec - 1974/1976–77, 1974–76 Grzegorz Lato - Atlante - 1982–84 Portugal Eusébio - Monterrey - 1975–76 Romania Miodrag Belodedici - Atlante - 1996-98 Ilie Dumitrescu - América, Atlante - 1997, 1997–98 Russia Viktor Derbunov - Atlas - 1992–93 São Tomé and Príncipe Luís Leal - Chiapas - 2017 Scotland Ronnie Sharp - San Luis - 1973–74 Serbia Miroslav Čermelj - Pumas - 1997-98 Branko Davidović - Tiburones Rojos de Veracruz - 1989-90 Zoran Djurić - Monterrey -

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rest of the survey. The recognition of a full specialty is important. The presence of a full specialty is being seen as a strength, the lack is perceived as a weakness. Multidisciplinarity and the connection with immunology are strong and intrinsic characteristics of Allergology. But different disciplines in this field may also lead to non-cooperation and competition. This is also true when both full specialists and subspecialists are recognized in the same country. Major problems put forward are the limited number of specialists and limited career opportunities. Aging of specialists combined with a decline in the number of trainees form a major threat. Reimbursement and funding issues may further accelerate these trends. Reimbursement issues both for patients and physicians have already been reported in a European survey identifyingthe writing and approved the final manuscript. Acknowledgements {#FPar1} ================ The following delegates contributed to the survey: Albania: Eris Mesonjesi, Austria: Zsolt Szépfalusi, Belgium: Rik Schrijvers, Didier Ebo, Dominique Bullens, Bulgaria: Anna Valerieva, Croatia: Asja Stipic-Markovic, Cyprus: Andreas Liveris, Czech Republic: Petr Pantzer, Jiri Litzman, Denmark: Lone Winther, Estonia: Krista Ress, Finland: Maria Lönnrot, Mikael Kuitunen, France: Jean-Luc Fauquert Germany: Thomas Welfel, Norbert Mülleneisen, Georgia: Manan Chikhladze, George Kamkamidze, Greece: Efthalia Stefanaki, Constantinos Psitios, Hungary: Zoltan Novak, Iceland: María I. Gunnbjörnsdóttir, Ireland: Niall Conlon, Israel: Aharon Kessel, Italy: M.Beatrice Bilò, Roberto Bernardini, Enrico Heffner, Kosovo: Luljeta Neziri Ahmetaj, Latvia: Māris Bukovskis, Lithuania: Jurate Staikuniene, Audra Blaziene, Brigita Sitkauskiene, Luxembourg: François Hentges, Nederlands: Chris Nieuwhof, Roy Gerth van Wijk Norway: Ingebjorg Skrindo; Torgeir Storaas, Poland: Zbigniew Bartuzi, Portugal: Rodrigo Rodrigues Alves, Romania:

Deceased Thomas Stanford Ordained: 1979 Assignments: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Oakland; St. Margaret of Cortona, Little Ferry; St. Luke, Ho-Ho-Kus Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Edward Stanely Ordained: 1931 Assignments: Sacred Heart, Bloomfield; St. John, Bergenfield; Archdiocesan Director, CYO St. Mary, Jersey City; St. Patrick, Elizabeth Victims: One Status: Deceased Robert Stauffer Ordained: 1964 Assignments: St. Francis, Ridgefield Park; Assumption, Emerson; St. Mary, Nutley; Our Lady of Assumption, Bayonne; St. Rose of Lima, Short Hills Victims: One Status: Permanently removed from ministry Gerald Sudol Ordained: 1980 Assignments: Holy Family, Nutley; St. Francis of Assisi, Ridgefield Park St. Ann (Polish), Jersey City; Chaplain, St. Francis Community Center, Jersey City; Holy Rosary, Jersey City; Mount St. Andrew Villa, Paramus; Padre Pio Friary, Hoboken Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Robert Svec Ordained: 1954 Assignments: St. Henry, Bayonne; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Jersey City; St. Mary, Star of theSea, Bayonne; St. John the Baptist, Jersey City; IHM/St. Patrick, Elizabeth; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Montclair; St. Vincent De Paul, Bayonne; St. Columba, Newark; St. Charles Borromeo, Newark Victims: Multiple Status: Deceased Michael Walters Ordained: 1981 Assignments: Our Lady Of Sorrows, South Orange; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Orange; Holy Spirit/Our Lady Help of Christians, East Orange; St. Matthew, Ridgefield; St. John Nepomucene, Gutttenberg; Sacred Heart, Haworth; Our Lady of All Souls, East Orange; St. Cassian, Upper Montclair Victims: Multiple Status: Permanently removed from ministry Robert Zasacki Ordained: 1967 Assignments: St. Joseph, West Orange; St. Francis De Sales, Lodi; St. Leo's, Irvington; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Ridgewood; St. Brigid, North Bergen Victims: One Status: Deceased Paterson Diocese Jose Alonso Ordained: 1968 Assignments: St. Agnes, Paterson; St. John Cathedral; Our Lady of Victories, Paterson; St. John Cathedral, Paterson Accusations: Multiple Status: Deceased — September 29, 2003 Charles Bradley Ordained:

one of the capital's finest. Exhibiting everything from a mammoth's jaw found in Ilford to Oliver Cromwell's death mask via the desperate scrawls of convicts on a cell from Wellclose Prison, interactive displays and reconstructed scenes transport visitors from Roman Londinium and Saxon Lundenwic right up to the 21st-century metropolis. Free themed tours are offered daily; times are displayed by the entrance. Highlights include a video on the 1348 Black Death, a section of London's old Roman wall, the graffitied walls of a prison cell (1750), a glorious re-creation of a Victorian street, a 1908 taxi cab, a 1928 art-deco lift from Selfridges and a fascinating multimedia display on the suffragettes. Sadly the much-asked-after 'fatberg' – a vast glob of waste pulled from the sewers beneath Whitechapel – can currentlyone billion practicing- mostly in Middle East, Indonesia, Pakistan, Africa, China, and Eastern Europe. Hinduism: Almost one billion practicing- India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, South Asia Region Buddhism: More than 300 million practicing. Language Dialect: a version of a language that includes changes related to class, region, and other cultural changes. Describes both a person’s accent and the grammatical features of the way a person talks. Most spoken languages of the world Language 1. Chinese (Mandarin) Approx. number of speakers 1,917,000,000 2. Spanish 406,000,000 3. English 335,000,000 4. Hindi1 260,000,000 5. Arabic 223,000,000 6. Portuguese 202,000,000 7. Bengali 193,000,000 8. Russian 162,000,000 9. Japanese 122,000,000 10. Javanese 84,300,000 Subculture: a group that has beliefs and behaviors that are different from the main groups within a culture or society. Material Culture: the physical evidence created by a culture. Ex: technology, clothing, architecture, weaponry. Acculturation: when a culture adopts some aspects of another culture, while keeping many aspects of their original culture. Assimilation: when members of a certain culture adapt completely to the ways of another culture. Example of assimilation: “kill the Indian to save the man.” 1882 Assimilation Policy Carlisle Indian School Cultural diffusion: the spreading and borrowing

genetic engineering and abortion. The program will take place Thursday, Dec. 13,1984,7:30 to 10 p.m. at Agudas Achim Synagogue, as part of the Columbus Chapter of Hadassah's Annual Education Day. Dr. Portman has a private practice in obstetrics and gynecology, specializing in fertility problems. In addition, he is president of Ahavas Sholom Synagogue and serves on the Board of Trustees of the Columbus ur. samuei rorunan Torah Academy. Wolinetz is an attorney (CONTINUED ON PAGE 14) 'Israel Fashions...Fun For '84' Theme Of Israel Bonds Women's Division Dee. 2 Luncheon Ruth Dayan, president and founder.of Maskit, international fashion division of an Israel government owned arts and crafts company, is also Israel's representative . to the World Crafts Council. Several designs from Maskit will be modeled at the State of Israel Bonds annual fashion show, "Fun for '84," on Sunday, Dec. 2, at the Agudas Achim Social Hall. Maskit's fashion designers have borrowed ideas from the many Israeli immigrants as well as the local Bedouins whoGail Schottenstein, chairwomen of this event, have appointed the following to assist them in preparations: Fay Levison and Peggy Maybruck, fashion show coordinators; Janet Abroms and Hope Katz, cuisine; Donna Zelkowitz and Kathy Worly, decorations;, Roni Leeman and Ettagail Shatz, reservations, and Helen Nutis, publicity. Committee members include Bertha Chasin, i __ Bunny Cowall, Margie Friedman, Yetta Grundstein, Natalie Handler, Carolyn Katz, Minna Landers, Miriam Paine, Isabelle Rosen, Melva Schottenstein, Helen Silberstein and Leah Godofsky. Peggy Ginsburg, chairwoman of the Women's Division; Dorothy Rubenstein, co-chairwoman, and Roberta Kohn, regional chairwoman of the Women's Division, are serving in an advisory capacity, Gerda Weissman Klein, author and lecturer, will be guest speaker following the 1. 12:30 luncheon. Proceeds from the sale of Israel Bonds" help finance industrial and agricultural projects, the building of Israel's infrastructure, the - expansion of communications and transportation and the search for new sources of energy^ The Israel Bond organization has provided more than $6.5 billion for these purposes since it was founded in 1951. Admission to the fashion show

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together. Mozart stopped composing violin concertos as abruptly as he had begun; although he still performed his works for a few years afterwards, he seemed to lose interest in composing for the violin. Nevertheless, the five outstanding concertos he has left us with represent an outburst of Mozart’s creativity and the astonishing rapidity with which he honed his technique over just a few months. Hungarian violinist Kristóf Baráti is recognised as one of the leading violinists of his generation. He plays with the Philharmonia Orchestra, Mariinsky, WDR Sinfonieorchester, London Philharmonic, and conductors like Gergiev, Dutoit, Jurowski, Masur, Pletnev, Fischer, Temirkanov. His extensive discography for Brilliant Classics led to great critical acclaim: “..Baráti is out of the top drawer. With intensity of sound, unbridled athleticism and searing leaps into the stratospherevideo: http://bit.ly/MakeThemMeow Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/copycatchannel Google+: http://plus.google.com/+copycatchannel Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/copycatchannel Felix on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/felixcopycat Marius on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mariuscopycat Idea by: Felix CopyCat & Marius CopyCat ++++++++++ Like this video? Share it! Facebook: http://on.fb.me/13mJBbh Twitter: http://bit.ly/17nP29R ++++++++++ Music by: Karine Gilanyan Beethoven'sSonata No. 15 in D Major Rammstein - Sonne (Official Video) ► Website: http://www.rammstein.com ► Shop: http://shop.rammstein.de Premiere: January 29, 2001Shoot: 13th to 15th January, 2001 Location: Babelsberger Filmstudio, PotsdamDirector: Jörn Heitmann Single: Sonne From the Album: Mutter The video shoot for the song SONNE was produced in Potsdam at Babelsberger Filmstudios from the 13th to the 15th of January 2001. It was the first time Jörn Heitmann directed a Rammstein video. SONNE, the first single from the album MUTTER is released soon thereafter. Beside the original and an instrumental version of the song, the single contains the track ADIOS and two remixes by Clawfinger. Biography: Rammstein was formed in 1993 by an ensemble of

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1309 his doctrine was prescribed for the Dominicans.托馬斯會見了溫暖的接待自己的秩序，並在1309年他的學說是明的多米尼加人。In 1323, Thomas was canonized, and since that time his thought has become more or less the official doctrine of the Roman Catholic church.在1323年，托馬斯被冊封，並自那時以來，他的思想已成為或多或少的官方學說的羅馬天主教教堂。He was declared a Doctor of the Church in 1567.他被醫生宣布了教會在1567年。In the 19th century, under Pope Leo XIII, the modern revival of Thomism began.在19世紀，在教皇利奧十三世，現代復興Thomism開始。Although uninspired adaptations of his thought have brought it into disrepute with many thinkers, Thomas himself continues to be held in high esteem.雖然平庸改編他的思想帶來了它的聲譽與許多思想家，托馬斯本人繼續被關押在崇高的敬意。 Thomism Advanced Information先進的信息 Thomism is the school of philosophy and theology following the thought of Thomas Aquinas. Thomism是學校的哲學和神學思想之後的托馬斯阿奎那。It developed in various phases and has experienced periods of support and neglect.它開發的各個階段，並經歷了時間的支持和忽視。 When Aquinas died he left no direct successor, but his system was adopted by various individuals, most notably by many of his confreres in the dominican order and by his own original teacher, the eclectic Albertus Magnus.當阿奎那他離開死亡沒有直接的繼任者，但他的制度是通過不同的個人，尤其值得注意的是，他的許多confreres在多米尼加秩序和他自己原來的老師，在兼收並蓄的阿爾貝馬格努斯。Nonetheless there was still much opposition to his Aristotelianismon the part of church authorities, and in 1277 in Paris and Oxford several propositions derived from Thomas's teachings were condemned.儘管如此，仍有很多人反對他的亞里士多德的一部分，教會當局，並在1277年在巴黎和牛津大學的一些主張，源自托馬斯的教誨被譴責。It was primarily due to Dominican efforts that the system of Aquinas was not only eventually rehabilitated, but that he himself was canonized in 1323.這主要是因為多米尼加的努力，該系統的阿奎那不僅是最終平反，但他本人在1323年冊封。 From this time period on, Thomism became one of the several competing schools of medieval philosophy.從這一時期起， Thomism成為競爭的幾個學校的中世紀哲學。In particular, it set itself off against classical Augustinianism with its reliance on Aristotle, most eminently by insisting on a unified anthropology whereby the soul is the form of the body.特別是，它為自己確定了對古典奧古斯丁其依賴於亞里士多德，最突出的堅持一個統一的，即人類學的靈魂是形式的機構。What St. Thomas was to the Dominicans, Duns Scotus became to the Franciscans, and Scotism debated with Thomism on such issues as freedom of the will and the analogy of being.什麼是聖托馬斯的多米尼加人，成為鄧司各脫的方濟，並Scotism與Thomism辯論等問題上的自由意志和類推的福祉。Finally, Thomism, along with the other two schools mentioned, maintained a moderate realism in contrast to nominalism.最後， Thomism ，連同其他兩所學校提到，保持了溫和的現實主義相反，唯名。At the same time, the

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Northern Institute of Osteopathy; name was changed to Northern College of Osteopathy; merged with Dr S.S. Still College of Osteopathy http://history.aoa-net.org/Education/collegehist.htm Northfield College Northfield Minnesota 1866 Congregational Church now Carleton College after 1872 Songe, Alice H.American Universities and Colleges: A Dictionary of Name Changes.1978. Northwest Free Baptist College Winnebago Minnesota 1888 1891 Baptist name change to Parker College in 1891; records acquired by Sioux Falls University http://209.18.167.5/district/hist-school.html www.thecoo.edu Northwestern Christian College Excelsior Minnesota 1891 1896 Disciples of Christ started in building that had previously operated beginning in 1857 as Excelsior Institute and after 1872, as Excelsior Academy.Frank Marshall teacher and vice-president, later served as Dean of the Bible College at Phillips University in Oklahoma; Dan Morehouse who was a student and instructor later served as president of Drake University in Iowa; closed after a fire Larson, J. Edor.History of the Red River Valley Conference of the Augustana Lutheran Church.1953. Park Region Luther College Fergus Falls Minnesota 1899 1917 Norwegian Synod, Lutheran academy established in 1882, developed a collegiate program and awarded first bachelor's degrees in 1912; mergedwith Concordia College, Moorhead, MN; collegiate program moved to Concordia and Concordia's normal, parochial and special English courses moved to Park River successor of Northwestern Free Baptist College; name change to Parker College after 1891; supported by Methodist Church after 1911; Cummins gives date of founding as 1911 and lists as a Disciples college Opened as the Minnesota Academy; name changed to Pillsbury Academy in 1886 in honor of donor, George A. Pillsbury, member of the First Baptist Church, Minneapolis, and onetime mayor.Eight buildings were erected between 1886-1914. The school flourished as a coeducational academy until it was made a boys' military school in 1920. In the 1950's ownership by the Minnesota Baptist Convention was challenged and on December 23, 1955, the Minnesota Supreme Court declared the Minnesota Baptist Convention the sole member of the Corporation of Pillsbury Academy, with the Minnesota Baptist Convention

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to play fusion, cause he didn't understand what we were doing. It was actually a company promoting fusion. It had "Alfa Fusion Festival" which I was a part of it. And that was our debut. Tommy LiPuma from the States was in the audience to see us. And he seemed to be inspired by our music. Japanese: アルファレコードでは 西洋とか海外の 音楽ファンに対して レコード事業を行い 80年代のものを輸出した 細野さんや 他のレコード･レーベルとか かなり実験的ですね 有名なレーベルもありました これらのレーベルの管理を English: Tommy said he wanted to do something with us and the president invested a lot of money, and we did our first world tour. I was surprised to see kids listening to "Rydeen", when we came back. Japanese: まとめていたのは どなたですか？ English: Kunihiko Murai was the president of Alfa Records. He had the respect for Ahmet Ertegun of Atlantic Recording Corporation. Also he enjoyed a friendship with Julie Moss of A&M. He wanted to launch a company just like them in Japan. The Japanese music scene at the time was following a strong sense of traditions. He wanted to putup a new genre. Then Yumi Arai, Yuming came into ths scene. So there were Yuming, and us, YMO. English: His plan was successful and even incredible. There was no phrase equivalent of Techno-Pop at that time. Kraftwerk was already popular at that time, and this kind of music was still obscure in Japan. Our music didn't appeal to Japanese people. It sounded more like a toy music or a one-hit wonder. Japanese: 話は変わりますが ＹＭＯが作ったアルバムについて お話しください アルバムが世に出てきた時は いかがでしたか？ Japanese: 今は かなり有名になりましたが English: It was oblivious to all but us. We were excited however. I wanted to remix "Firecracker" with a computer, and to know how doing that changed a classical music piece by Martin Denny. That was one of our experiments. Disco became a fad out there. Dance music was a common language then. We hoped more people would check out our music. Japanese: それまでは細野さん自身も 今とは正反対の評価がされていました メジャーになった理由は 何でしょう？ English: I'm basically a shy guy. I wouldn't even like to go

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p. 125. . _La Japonaise: Woman Beside the Water,_ site identified in a note by AM, AMP. . P. Signac/HM [18 June 1905] and n.d. [end of June 1905], AMP. . Identified from the canvas and its preparatory sketches by Bernardi, p. 51. . Painted in the house of the sandal-maker (note by AM, AMP), which stood on the Port d'Avall between the customhouse and the little chapel on the rue de la Démocratie (Bernardi, p. 25). . Bernardi, p. 10. . Ibid., p. 22. . Painted from the Square Caloni, ibid., p. 25. . Barr, p. 74. . Lydia Delectorskaya in conversation with the author. . Moll, p. 42. . HM/H. Manguin, 20 May 1905, JPM. . Cladel, p. 160. . Terrus 1994. p. 83; information not otherwise attributed comes from Madeleine Raynal's pioneering essay in this catalogue, pp. 5–16. .Chavannes, Pierre, 113–14, _Victor Hugo Offering his Lyre to the City of Paris_ , Puy, Jean, , , , , , , , , , , , , 249–50, , , 266–7, , , , , , , , , , , , _n_ 102 Bevilacqua and, 214–15 on Matisse's Belle-Ile seascapes, 138–9 Matisse's influence on, 194–5 Matisse's work with, 243–5 _Self-portrait_ , _244_ Puy, Michel, , , Py, Ernest, Raphael _Balthazar Castiglione_ , , Raymonde (Picasso's foster child), Rayssiguier, Frère, Reboux, Mme, Redon, Odilon, , , Rembrandt, , Renaissance painting, , 394–5 Renoir, Pierre Auguste, , Rente Viagère savings bank, , Republican party, 149–50, 152–3, 239–40 _Revue Hebdomadaire_ (journal), Richardson, John, _n_ 188 Rilke, Rainer Maria, , Rimbaud, Arthur, Robinson, Edward G., Roche, Marie-Dominique, 159–60, , Rochefort, Henri, , , Rodin, Auguste, , , , , , _Balzac_ , Barye and,