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das Weltgericht_, 1024 Wicked, in the intermediate state, 999, 1000 in intermediate state, under constraint and guard, 999 in intermediate state, in conscious suffering, 999 in intermediate state, under punishment, 1000 in intermediate state, their souls do not sleep, 1000 in the final state, 1033-1056 their final state, in Scriptural figures, 1033 their final state, a summing up statement, 1034 their final state is not annihilation, 1035, 1036 their final state has in it no element of new probation or final restoration, 1039-1043 their final state, one of everlasting punishment, 1044-1046 their final state, a revelation of God's justice, 1046-1051 their final state, a697. 4:31 -- 895. 4:32 -- 799. 5:3 -- 455. 5:3, 4 -- 315, 458. 5:3, 4, 9 -- 324. 5:4 -- 894. 5:6 -- 918. 5:7-11 -- 585. 5:9 -- 927. 5:11 -- 895. 5:14 -- 897, 901. 5:29 -- 898. 5:31 -- 782, 835. 5:36 -- 228. 6:1-4 -- 918. 6:1-6 -- 917. 6:2 -- 891. 6:3, 5 -- 906. 6:5 -- 891. 6:5, 6 -- 894, 919. 6:8-20 -- 917. 7:2 -- 256. 7:6 -- 127. 7:16 -- 226. 7:22 -- 169, 994, 995. 7:28 -- 1004. 7:38 -- 891. 7:39, 53 -- 448. 7:42 -- 448. 7:51 -- 32. 7:53 -- 452. 7:55 -- 708. 7:59 -- 311, 991, 1000. 7:60 -- 595, 659. 8:4 -- 899. 8:12 -- 821, 945. 8:13 -- 837. 8:16 -- 948, 951. 8:25 -- 27. 8:26 -- 319. 8:29 -- 324. 8:38, 39 -- 935, 936. 9:5 -- 209. 9:15 -- 779. 9:15, 16 -- 787. 9:31 -- 891, 892, 912. 10:19, 20 -- 324. 10:31-44 -- 843. 10:34, 35 -- 23. 10:35 -- 574, 853. 10:38 -- 315,

functioned as natural barriers against the invaders and the local people survived and vowed eternal honor to the dragon's mercy. Not only is Ha Long Bay's landscape spectacular, but Vietnam's capital city, Hanoi, is easily within reach. Hanoi lies in sometimes stark contrast with its southern sister city. While in Saigon, one sees Vietnam's future; in Hanoi, one sees its past. In a city with a population of 2.6 million people and approximately 2 million motorbikes, the downtown intersections represent a free-for-all between pedestrians and cyclists. Surprisingly, Hanoians aren't rushed and scrambling as are the Saigonese. Instead, they stroll and linger, converse and reflect. Old-fashioned in style, Hanoi is a city of lakes and parks, tree-lined, bicycle-filled boulevards, elegant colonial mansions and villas, all of which testify ofits French legacy. Venturing into the city is a must and will provide you with a microcosm of Vietnamese culture and a truly memorable experience. Enjoy your adventures ashore! In Chan May, Crystal Cruises will dock closer to Hue, allowing you to see this important imperial city at a more relaxed pace. Indeed, Hue (pronounced "hway") merits a full-day excursion. Having served as the Vietnamese capital from 1802 to 1945, the city was home to thirteen emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. Its three walled enclosures, built concentrically around one another, are collectively called the Citadel-an appropriate name, given that the emperor and his family lived within the Forbidden Purple City, located at the Citadel's center. The term "Forbidden" is appropriate too, as the Royal Palace resembles Beijing's Forbidden City. Fascinating as

of cultural diversity, in order to make possible the reconstruction and/or rearrangement of humans perceptions, conceptions, concepts, and demystifications from the scientific culture experienced in it, as suggested by Alves et al. \[[@CR17]\], about ethnobiological approaches in the establishment of relationships between local and scientific knowledge in the school environment, in the face of strategies of the conservation of fauna. In Ensino Médio level, which configures the three final grades of basic education in Brazil (grades 1st--3rd), the evolutionary-ecological approach is reiterated for the study of biodiversity, including fauna \[[@CR3]\]. The objective is to understand nature "as an intricate network of relationships" and a complex dynamic, which includes humankind, as well as the diversity of species, as a consequence of the evolutionary process, considering temporal and spatial dimensions. Among"bear," for urban students, and the domestic "dog" and "cat," for rural students. Other mammalian orders stood out for the frequencies of animals cited, especially "elephant" (Order Proboscidea), "whale" (Order Cetacea), "bat" (Order Chiroptera), and "rat" (Order Rodentia) for urban students, and "ox/cow" (Order Artiodactyla), "horse" (Order Perissodactyla), and "monkey" and "human" (Order Primates), for rural students (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Among the birds cited, only "hawk" (Order Falconiformes) stood out from the others for its high frequency. Among reptiles, "snake" (Order Squamata) stood out for accounting for 60% of the citations for the group. Among amphibians, the citation frequency for "toad" (Order Anura) was around 55% of all citations for the group for both levels of schooling and for rural/urban groups. Among invertebrates, the citation frequencies for "insects" and "mosquito" (Class

for progress on his watch. Chelsea Clinton said if Americans care about health care, jobs, women’s rights and LGBT equality, they need to vote on Tuesday. She’s making a particular pitch to Michigan’s auto workers in nearby Detroit. Chelsea Clinton says she’s so proud that her two children were born while Obama was president. ___ 12:35 p.m. Hillary Clinton is being introduced by Tom Colicchio, famous for his role as a judge on the television show ‘‘Top Chef.’’ The celebrity chef urged voters in Pittsburgh Monday to support Clinton. He said he met Clinton when she was a senator from New York and she would urge him to use foods from upstate New York farmers. He said Clinton ‘‘can tie this country together.’’ The two embraced when she took the stage. Clinton is spending the final hours beforeElection Day on a four-state tour of battleground states. ___ 12 p.m. Donald Trump’s running mate is urging Republican voters to ‘‘come home’’ and ensure that Democrat Hillary Clinton ‘‘is never elected president of the United States.’’ Mike Pence told a Duluth, Minnesota, crowd Monday that Clinton would bring ‘‘the politics of personal enrichment’’ and ‘‘outright corruption’’ to the Oval Office. He dismissed the FBI’s Sunday announcement that the agency has found no new evidence of criminal wrongdoing in Clinton’s handling of national security information while secretary of state. Pence noted that FBI Director James Comey had previously confirmed the presence of classified material in emails sent on a private server Clinton used. Pence insisted that amounts to a crime. The Indiana governor plans at least two more rallies in battleground states before Election Day. ___ 11:55

of a running horse," "That's our farm!" "Yes, There's a woman," "She's wearing a polka-dot dress," "Her face is careworn." "That's Aunt Em," "Yes, Her name is Emily," "That's right, What's she doing?" "Well, I can't quite see," "Why, she's crying!" "Someone has hurt her, Someone has just about broken her heart," "Me?" "Well, it's someone she loves very much someone she's been very kind to, someone she's taken care of in sickness," "I had the measles once and she stayed right by me every minute," "What's she doing now?" "What's this?" "Why, she's putting her hand on her heart!" "She's dropping down on the bed!" "Oh, no!" "Well, that's all, The crystal's gone dark," "You don't suppose she could really be sick, do you?" "I've got toname of the star" "' Kansas, she says, is the name of the star" "' She brings you good news, or haven't you heard?" "' When she fell out of Kansas a miracle occurred" "' It really was no miracle What happened was just this:" "' The wind began to switch, the house to pitch" "' And suddenly the hinges started to unhitch ' just then the Witch, to satisfy an itch" "' Went flying on her broomstick thumbing for a hitch" "' And, oh, what happened then was rich" "' The house began to pitch, the kitchen took a slitch" "' It landed on the Wicked Witch in the middle of a ditch" "' Which was not a healthy situation for the Wicked Witch" "' The house

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he, Martin, and Richardson set out to find a couple of girls Mapp knew at 3500 S. Lake Park. Richardson left them there and took the Rodeo to get his own girl friend. As Mapp and Martin walked towards the building, Martin produced a gun. He asked Mapp to hold it for a second. Mapp did not know Martin had a gun or why he had a gun. Martin put on a mask and ran up to Shelton. Mapp followed to tell Martin to stop. Martin fired his gun and Shelton dropped his keys. Mapp picked up the keys to give them to Shelton. Martin continued to shoot Shelton. Mapp got out of the way because he could not stop Martin. Mappthen ran off. Martin followed him. Mapp threw away the gun and the keys. He took off his jacket when Martin told him to. When Mapp was taken into custody the next day, he told the police he didn't know about any killing. Mapp said he told the police this because he did not know Shelton was dead. At one point he said the police did not beat him. Later Mapp said one detective slapped him a couple of times. Mapp claimed the assistant State's Attorney told him if he gave a statement, he could go. During rebuttal, the State's witnesses said no one made any promises in exchange for the statement. The assistant State's Attorney did not skip the

Citation Nr: 1522731 Decision Date: 05/29/15 Archive Date: 06/11/15 DOCKET NO. 13-01 528 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Nashville, Tennessee THE ISSUES 1. Entitlement to service connection for a right knee disability. 2. Entitlement to service connection for a back diability. REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: The American Legion ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD N. Sangster, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from July 1980 to January 1981. He died on June [redacted], 2014. This matter comes to the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from a July 2011 rating decision of the Nashville, Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO), which denied the benefits sought on appeal. FINDING OF FACT In May 2015, the Board was notified by the RO that the appellant died in June 2014. CONCLUSION OF LAW Dueordered to go back to work on Monday, it somehow also changed the definition of "death", because at the same time as the explosion in new cases, which clearly indicates that the pandemic is now clearly out of control, the number of reported deaths in Hubei alone spiked by 242 to 1,310." One day later China appears to have realized just how flagrant this "mistake" - which exposed the lie which Chinese officials had used until now to avoid a panic, and reset the infection count to a sharply higher number - was, because even as Hubei reported an additional 4,823 cases as of Thursday (and the Chinese National Health Commission said this number was up 5,090 for all of China), there was some major confusion about what the

time" "Though the earth is dying his head is in the stars" "Chances are this spark's a lifetime" "Out of touch he'll live in wonder" "Won't lose sleep he'll just pretend" "In his world he won't go under" "Turns without him until the end" "Rivers run dry but there's no line on his brow" "Says he doesn't care who's saved" "It's just the dice you roll, the here and now" "And he's not guilty or afraid" "One day he'll slip away" "Cool water flowing all around" "In the river and on the ground" "Leave a pocketful of stones and not believe in other lives" "Until then he'll live in wonder" "He won't fight or comprehend" "In his world he won't go under" "Turns without him until the end"boundary" "The ringing of the division bell had begun" "Along the Long Road and on down the Causeway" "Do they still meet there by the Cut" "There was a ragged band that followed in our footsteps" "Running before time took our dreams away" "Leaving the myriad small creatures trying to tie us to the ground" "To a life consumed by slow decay" "The grass was greener" "The light just brighter" "With friends surrounded" "The nights of wonder" "Looking beyond the embers of bridges glowing behind us" "To a glimpse of how green it was on the other side" "Steps taken forwards but sleepwalking back again" "Dragged by the force of some inner tide" "At a higher altitude with flag unfurled" "We reached the dizzy heights of that dreamed

chair in favor of death by lethal injection in 2000. Although the prosecution continued to maintain that Tafero was guilty, the evidence strongly suggested otherwise. Case data: Jurisdiction: Broward County, Florida Date of crime: February 20, 1976 Date of arrest: February 20, 1976 Charge: First-degree murder of two police officers and kidnaping Sentence: Death for the murders, life for the kidnaping Release date: October 9, 1992 Months wrongfully incarcerated: 200 Date of birth: 1947 Age at time of arrest: 28 Defendant race: Caucasian Race of victim(s): Caucasian Defendant prior felony record: None Known factors leading to wrongful conviction: Testimony of man who ultimately confessed to the murder Did an appellate court ever affirm conviction? Yes Exonerated by: Confession of actual killer, recantation of jailhouse snitch, intervention of filmmaker Compensation for wrongful imprisonment: None The foregoing summary was prepared by Rob Warden, executive director of the Center on Wrongful Convictions. Law.northwestern.edu Extraordinary couple weds aftereach spent more than 15 years in prison on murder charges before being exonerated By David Gardner - DailyMail.co.uk November 22, 2011 Sonia Jacobs and Peter Pringle had something unique in common when they tied the knot at a star-studded ceremony in New York. Both served at least 15 years on Death Row, one in America and one in Ireland, after being convicted of killing police officers.. And both were finally freed after their murder convictions were overturned when they were able to prove they had been unjustly accused. Their extraordinary story was revealed following the wedding attended by actresses Brooke Shields, Marlo Thomas and Amy Irving. 'We have each lived a nightmare,' said Ms Jacobs, 64, before the ceremony. 'Now it's time to live our fairy tale,' she added. The couple met in Galway, Ireland, at an Amnesty International conference where Ms Jacobs was speaking out against capital

you didn't." Pollard and Bell ordered Cynthia Briscoe to take blankets off the bed and wrap up the two bodies. Bell then ordered Briscoe to help carry the bodies to the car or he would blow her head off. When the bodies of Russell and Pettit were placed in the trunk of the car, Pollard observed that Russell was still breathing and said, "He's not dead." Someone replied, "Don't worry about it, he can't swim." With the bodies of Russell and Petit in the trunk the four men and Cynthia Briscoe drove to Kentucky. When they came to a rural area, they stopped the car and Pollard and Brown dumped the bodies in a ditch. When they returned to the car, Pollard stated that Russell had been alive sohe shot Russell in the head. The five then returned to Indiana where Bell, Brown and Cynthia Briscoe took a room at the Greer Motel in Evansville. After Bell and Brown had fallen asleep, Briscoe was able to contact the motel manager who called police. Bell and Brown were captured after fleeing from the motel and Pollard was arrested later in Detroit, Michigan. At trial, a pathologist testified that Ronald Russell suffered seven stab wounds but *501 died as a result of a gunshot wound in the head. Charles Pettit received shotgun wounds in the neck, chest, and arm, and a bullet wound in the head. Pettit died either from the shotgun wounds or the head wound. Appellants, Pollard and Brown, were convicted of the premeditated murder of Ronald Russell,

people follow." On-site appearances by August in LA and Reynolds in New York helped boost crowds, which Abramowitz described as a diverse mix of young gamers and veteran art-house aficionados. "We had a strong presence in print media, although nobody would argue that 'New York Times' and 'Los Angeles Times' readers are young anymore, alas," Abramowitz said. "We also had promotions with Classic Rock stations. We recognized early that young audiences as well as more sophisticated audiences, the typical art house crowd, would respond to "The Nines" and the box office bore out this fact." "The Nines " holds at New York's Sunshine Cinemas and deepens its run in the Los Angeles area Friday to four locations. Close behind "The Nines" was Emerging Pictures' Indian coming-of-age drama "Vanaja," whichearned $10,771 in its debut weekend at New York's Cinema Village. "Vanaja" director Rajnesh Domalpalli and star Mamatha Bhukya answered questions from crowds at almost every show, proving that grassroots support can make a difference in an exclusive debut. "Vanaja" holds at the Cinema Village before expanding to Chicago and Los Angeles Sept. 14. Magnolia Pictures' Hong Kong crime drama "Exiled," earned $20,351 at New York's Lincoln Plaza and Angelika Film Center, good enough for the number three spot on the iWBOT. The opening box office on director Johnnie To's operatic gangster thriller was nearly identical to his previous release, "Triad Election." Magnolia expands "Exiled" to Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago Friday, hoping to quickly best the paltry $55,000 domestic gross of "Triad Election." "Deep Water," co-directors Louise Osmond

cabinet ministers and businessmen close to Erdogan. The three ministers resigned a week later, while others were removed in a cabinet reshuffle. Parliament, currently in recess, reconvened for an extraordinary session on Wednesday at the request of the opposition, in an effort to have the prosecutor's report with allegations against the ministers made public under parliamentary privilege. But the parliamentary speaker rejected opposition pleas for a readout of the report, a version of which emerged last week as part of a string of leaks on Twitter. The report includes transcripts of wiretapped phone conversations, pictures from physical surveillance and pictures of official documents accusing four former ministers and two of their sons of involvement with an Iranian businessman in a bribery and smuggling racket. Reuters could not verify the authenticity of the"We're the only gang to run the game in high heels." The young girl group's runaway success hints at a larger message. BLACKPINK debuted on the K-pop scene in 2016 with a subtle but clear declaration. "BLACKPINK in your area" was coolly slurred by member Jennie over zippy synthesizers at the top of their debut "Boombayah" video. The double-single release of "Boombayah" and the smooth pop cut "Whistle" solidified the long-awaited girl group as an instant success in their home country -- with the latter track hitting No. 1 on the Korean charts -- as well as pulling off an unprecedented feat in America: The quartet was the first K-pop act to send their debut single to No. 1 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart. With just six

2 girls sexually assaulted on Dartmouth General Hospital grounds A 45-year-old man is facing multiple charges after two girls were sexually assaulted on Dartmouth General Hospital grounds on Monday night. The assaults occurred at about 9 p.m., Halifax Regional Police said Wednesday in a news release. The suspect was arrested in the area shortly afterward. The man is not believed to have been a patient at the hospital, Const. John MacLeod said. Kevin Charles Ellis of Dartmouth was arraigned in Dartmouth provincial court Tuesday on two counts each of sexual assault, sexual interference and breaching a recognizance and four counts of breaching probation. He was remanded to the Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility in Dartmouth and will return to court Nov. 20.484 F.3d 347 UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.Ernesto FRANCO, Defendant-Appellant. No. 99-2194. United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit. Argued: January 30, 2007. Decided and Filed: April 11, 2007. ARGUED: Margaret Amer Robey, Robey & Robey, Cleveland, Ohio, for Appellant. John C. Engstrom, Assistant United states Attorney, Detroit, Michigan, for Appellee. ON BRIEF: Margaret Amer Robey, Gregory S. Robey, Robey & Robey, Cleveland, Ohio, for Appellant. John C. Engstrom, Assistant United States Attorney, Detroit, Michigan, for Appellee. Before MARTIN, BATCHELDER, and McKEAGUE, Circuit Judges. OPINION BOYCE F. MARTIN, JR., Circuit Judge. 1 Defendant Ernesto Franco was convicted and sentenced for possession with intent to distribute cocaine in violation of 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1). On appeal, he challenges the district court's admission of "other acts" evidence introduced by the government to rebut his entrapment defense, as well as the district

living. The Western zones had a way better standard of living, because first of all, they had all the industry. East Germany was very rural. Secondly, they were profiting from the Marshall Plan, where the eastern part was still bleeding out and paying war reparations to Russia. And thirdly, the economics was built on private entrepreneurship in the west. Within the east, it was all centralized and not really motivational. But there were other reasons. There was the hindrance or the hostility against private business. There was the hostility against private land owning. There was political oppression. There was hostilities against religions. There were hostilities against people that had too big a mouth, and lived too close to strategic areas, and they were relocated. So they tried to stop the exodus that would have certainly been the death of the hopes for the Communist society in East Germany. So they built the Wall. And this building of the Wall was directly ordered from Moscow. So there was no doubt in historythat this is-- the fear of East Germany falling means the entire Russian empire falling in Europe. But that was the history before the Wall. The Wall was just the last piece of closing the Iron Curtain. There was a lot before. There was the Berlin blockage and the famous airlift, obviously. There was the founding of the two German states-- Western Germany found itself first, trying to represent the entirety of Germany. And then East Germans said no. We are our own state. And they formed a little later-- they formed on the 7th of October, where West Germany was found in July, I guess. And then you had a long, long land border of I think over 1,100 miles between both Germanys. And they were fortified already in the '50s. And already in the '50s, in the Operation Vermin, everybody who was suspicious and lived too close to the border, were forcefully relocated. So the border strip, an area of about 15 miles of the actual border,

military and because they are against the church's "hateful" messages. "I come from a long line of military, including my husband. So if they're going to protest my troops, I'm going to protect my first amendment and protest them," Ashlee Nerad said. This isn't the first time counter protesters have used humor to fight the Phelps clan. As EDGE reported at the time, in 2009, members of the frat Alpha Delta Phi wore underwear when members from the group arrived at the University of Chicago. The frat men braved winter temperatures. Speakers from the frat house boomed out gay classics like "It's Raining Men," "I'm Coming Out," and "Tiny Dancer." Last year, insult comedian Lisa Lampanelli vowed to donate $1,000 to Gay Men's Health Crisis for every Westboro member who showed upShare 0 SHARES THERE was further woe yesterday for the family of Dublin teenager Ibrahim Halawa, after an Egyptian court postponed his trial for the seventh time, sentencing the young man to hang around waiting to be tried while interned in one of the worst prisons in the state. Halawa, who is exempt from help by the Irish government due to not being called Fintan or Cathal or Sean or Proinsias, is awaiting trial for his part in a 2013 protest in Cairo. The Tallaght native was arrested along with 493 others as they sought refuge in a mosque from the swelling violence outside. Ibrahim had been on holiday in Egypt at the time following the completion of his Leaving Cert, and has spent nearly two years in jail without trial. “Look,

of Saturday, November 13, 2005, at a dance club in Dallas. Fernandez testified at the appellant's trial that they arrived around 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. and consumed three beers each, leaving around 1:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. As the appellant drove them home in his truck, Fernandez overheard the appellant talking on his cell phone to Marta Cruz, his girlfriend. The appellant told Cruz "if she was with another person, he was going to kill her. He's going to kill her and him." The appellant then drove with Fernandez to the apartment the appellant shared with his uncle and brother. The appellant took his uncle's revolver and continued to Cruz's house. Fernandez stayed in the truck while the appellant went inside. Marta Cruz testified that the appellant knocked on her door around 2:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. Afterresponded to Cruz's first 911 call. Officer Rangel testified that after Cruz described the incident with the appellant, Officer Rangel searched the surrounding area, but did not find the appellant or his truck. Following the unsuccessful search, Cruz told Officer Rangel that she did not need anyone to continue waiting with her, so Officer Rangel left the house. Cruz received another call from the appellant after Officer Rangel left. The appellant said "that he could see that there was no police. That I was lying." A couple of minutes later, the appellant began kicking her side door to gain entry. Cruz hid in a closet. She called 911 while the appellant continued trying to kick through the door. Eventually, police officers arrived at Cruz's house and the appellant's kicking stopped. Several police officers testified about

handle the best that the league has to offer. "We haven't put to-gether our best possible game vet," said Hjork-lund. "We haven't hit our peak. I really feel we can beat any team in the state. That's how much confidence, belief I have in this team." Bethel's only win came against conference foe, Augsburg, on Jan. 18. Karen Almeroth had 24 points and 12 rebounds in pacing the Royals to a 53-34 win over the Aug-gies. The win gave Bethel it .irst conference win after a 0-1 MIAC start. wbb, see page 6 Women confident despite defeats page 8 the Clarion february 4, 1983 sports Skaters complete unusual week Four forfeits force Royals to bottom of conference by John Lilleberg It was an eventful two weeks for Bethel's hockey team featuring three wins, two losses and four forfeits. The wins came over St. John's, Stout and St. Scholastica and the losses to Gustavus and Hamline and the forfeits were the result of an eligiblity prob-lems concerningtwo transfer students. Against St. John's the Roy-als recorded their first shut-out ever in winning 8-0. The game featured sharp offense, hard-hitting defense and good goaltending from freshman Bob Atol. According to tri-captain Jon Erickson, "The forwards were putting the puck in the net pretty hand-ily. There was a lot of good hitting going on out there. Everyone played pretty well." The Royals' next win was a 6-1 decision over Wisconsin- Stout. Again, the Royals played a strong overall game. The effort was particularly commendable as it came shortly after the team found out that they would be forced to forfeit four games. Senior defenseman Dave Shapiro summed up the effort, "It was a good game for us to pick up momentum. Psychologically it was important—we were pretty depressed after we heard about the forfeits." Bethel put forth a strong effort against Gustavus but lost 5-4 in overtime. The team played well but finally suc-hockey, see page 6 Matmen split meets by Rick Whybrew The Bethel wrestling

San The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright The Columbia University Press San (săn), people of SW Africa (mainly Botswana, Namibia, Angola, and South Africa), consisting of several groups and numbering about 100,000 in all. They are generally short in stature; their skin is yellowish brown in color; and they have broad noses, flat ears, bulging foreheads, and prominent cheekbones. The San have been called Bushmen, but the term is considered derogatory. Once nomadic hunters and gatherers of wild food in desolate areas like the Kalahari desert of SW Africa, most of the San now live in settlements and work on cattle ranches or farms. This transition sometimes has been forced by government policies; legal and physical obstacles in Botswana, including the setting aside of San ancestral land in reserves, have frustrated SanCitation Nr: 1617321 Decision Date: 04/29/16 Archive Date: 05/04/16 DOCKET NO. 10-43 552 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Detroit, Michigan THE ISSUES 1. Entitlement to an evaluation in excess of 20 percent for residuals of a right meniscectomy. 2. Entitlement to a total disability rating based upon individual unemployability due to service-connected disability (TDIU). REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: Disabled American Veterans ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD S. Krunic, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served in the Kansas Army National Guard from September 1958 to July 1960 and had a period of active duty from October 1958 to April 1959. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from an August 2009 rating decision by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office

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At about 8:30 p.m. on June 9, 1992, Officer Leach saw Benson, who was known to Leach, parked in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo in the parking lot of the Osage Hills Apartment complex. When Benson pulled out of the lot, Leach followed. 4 At the suppression hearing, Leach testified that he had previously that day made a record check and had determined that there were several outstanding warrants for Benson's arrest. While following Benson, Leach determined that Benson was exceeding the 25 mile-per-hour speed limit by some 10 miles. At this point, Leach turned on his overhead light and "pulled" the Benson-driven vehicle to the curb. Benson did not have a valid driver's license. Based on the outstanding warrants, the fact that Benson hadbeen speeding and then had no driver's license, Leach placed Benson under arrest and "physically handcuffed him." 5 A juvenile passenger with Benson resisted the officer, and during the course of effecting his arrest a bag of crack cocaine fell out of his clothing. A box of ammunition was also observed on the front seat between Benson and his passenger. 6 Officer Leach testified that he intended to have the Benson vehicle towed to police headquarters and before doing so, he instructed other officers who had arrived at the scene to inventory the vehicle, which was in accord with police practice. In their search of the vehicle, the officers found, and seized, the cocaine and firearm which formed the basis for the present prosecution under the hood of the car. 7 In

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former inmates of the Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution at Huntingdon (SCI-Huntingdon) (collectively "Inmates"), presents a troublesome question relating to the provision of adequate facilities for religious worship in a prison environment. The Inmates, Elwood Small, Eric Baynes, Brian Ross and Lawrence Ellison, members of the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, sued prison officials1 under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for allegedly violating their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights by providing only one Muslim worship service in their prison for all Muslim sects.2 They filed suit pro se in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania on July 30, 1993. In their briefs filed in the district court opposing the defendants' motion for summary judgment, the Inmates asserted for the first time an alternative claimthe approximately two hundred Muslim inmates. All Muslim sects are invited to attend services, and generally upon arrival at services in the chapel separate into groups. 4 The Inmates requested separate space for religious services for Sunni Muslims, claiming that there are fundamental differences between the Muslim sects that prevent them from worshiping together in one service. The Sunni Muslim sect at SCI-Huntingdon approximates 75 in number and is one of the two largest at the institution. The Inmates claim that several empty rooms are available at the prison at times when they wish to worship, that they are one of the larger Muslim sects in the installation, and that the institution could allow them to use one of the available rooms without excessive expense or additional

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Citation Nr: 1452664 Decision Date: 11/28/14 Archive Date: 12/02/14 DOCKET NO. 12-21 175 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in St. Louis, Missouri THE ISSUE Entitlement to service connection for tinnitus. REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD Elizabeth Jalley, Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from July 2000 to January 2004. This case comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from an April 2011 rating decision of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in St. Louis, Missouri. A notice of disagreement was received in June 2011, a statement of the case was issued in July 2012, and a substantive appeal was received in August 2012. In November 2013, the Board remanded this case for additional development, and theContents Description In the Old West, situations often came down to two men with their six-shooters, settling their differences in the middle of the street. This Death Battle brings together two of the Old West’s greatest gunmen...OK, one gunman and one gun-horse! Interlude Boomstick: Let me take you back to the days of yesteryear. You know, when men were men...and sometimes rabbits...and ducks...and...other...less definable critters. Wiz: That’s right, we’re going back to the Old West, as presented by such companies as The Warner Brothers, and Hanna-Barbera. Boomstick: Yep, and were pitting one of the great lawmen of those day against one of the vilest of outlaws. Boomstick: And it's our job to analyze their weapons, armor and skills to find out who would win a Death Battle. Quick Draw McGraw Wiz: Quick Draw McGraw was an anthropomorphic

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Oversight or Foreign Affairs committee: Paul Gosar of Arizona Mark Green of Tennessee Jody Hice of Georgia Jim Jordan of Ohio Fred Keller of Pennsylvania Carol Miller of West Virginia Ralph Norman of South Carolina Mark Meadows of North Carolina Scott Perry of Pennsylvania Steve Watkins of Kansas Ron Wright of Texas Lee Zeldin of New York A representative for Keller told BuzzFeed News that he attended to protest "in solidarity with those members of Congress who are not allowed in the hearings, to review testimony, or read transcripts of this secret inquiry." A representative for Rep. Ken Buck, who's on the Foreign Affairs Committee and was listed as a lawmaker who planned to attend, told BuzzFeed News that Buck did not attend but tweeted criticism of the closed testimony. The Republicans entered the room, known as a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, duringthe testimony of Laura Cooper, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia. Read more: Intelligence veterans say Republicans storming a secure congressional facility was a 'thuggish' and 'offensive' stunt that risked national security Intelligence veterans who spoke with Business Insider's Sonam Sheth and Lauren Frias said the lawmakers could have jeopardized national security by entering a SCIF. Rep. Matt Gaetz in February. Alex Wong/Getty Images A SCIF is "designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping" from foreign intelligence services, a former top House Intelligence Committee staffer said, and no electronic devices are allowed in. But witnesses told The Washington Post that several of the Republicans brought their phones. Glenn Carle, a former CIA covert operative, told Business Insider that phones in such a context were "essentially microphones for sophisticated intelligence services." Democrats

in written bulletins, tapes and films to which members are constantly exposed. But a more subtle form of thought control was achieved by Hubbard through the creation of a new language -- "Scientologese" -- used and understood only within the cult. How is thought restricted by the language in Scientology? In several ways. Many of the new words are formed by changing the part of speech of an existing word, usually from a verb or adjective into a noun. The nouns used in Scientology have black and white, concrete meanings; there are no shades of grey in the Scientology vocabulary. Scientology makes extensive use of acronyms and abbreviations, but modifiers are almost nonexistent; one could probably exist for ten years in Scientology without ever using an adverb or adjective. Most nouns inwas: "ack" (acknowledgement), "admin" (administration), "tech" (technical), "qual" (qualifications), "comm" (communication), "cog" (cognition), "inval" (invalidation), "eval" (evaluation), "org" (organization), "ruds" (rudiments), "R-factor" (reality factor), "sec" (security), "demo" (demonstration), "E-meter" (electropsychometer). Of the many new words created by Hubbard in Scientology, the majority of them are composed of two words taken from regular English, but combined to create a new word in Scientology. Some of the completely new words can be traced to their English origins. Examples of some of these new words, and their Scientology meanings, are: "aberee" -- one who is aberrated "anaten" -- a state of being unconscious to some degree "anchor points" a person's boundaries in space "alter-is" -- to consciously change something "analytical mind" -- the conscious mind which, without the influence of the reactive mind, operates logically "as-is" -- to make

present when appellant signed the consent to search. Appellant was the last witness to testify regarding what transpired on January 22, 2002.  Appellant was watching television when his mother answered a knock at the door.  His mother told him an officer wanted to talk to him and that they were going to the back, so appellant intended to meet them in the back by going out the back door.  When he went outside, two officers were in his back yard.  To get to his back yard, the officers had to go through the driveway and open the gate to his back yard.  One officer was looking in the wash room, and appellant asked if he could help him.  The officer asked if he was Douglas Flores, and appellant replied affirmatively.  The officer told appellant they needed to talk and asked himto accompany them to the front of the residence.  Appellant complied; appellant did not feel he had a choice.          After returning to the front of the residence, appellant was asked whether he had marihuana in his garage, and appellant said he did not.  The officer asked appellant if officers could search the garage.  Appellant replied Ano@ and asked the officers if they had a warrant.  One officer said he did not have a warrant, but he would get one.  Appellant was searched and placed in the back of a patrol car.  Appellant described the search of his person.  When the officer approached, appellant told him that he had a small pocket knife.  The officer took the pocket knife out of appellant=s pocket.  The officer placed his fingers in appellant=s pockets during the search and pulled a small bag of marihuana from a

a traffic jam to punish the mayor of Fort Lee for not endorsing the New Jersey governor. Earlier this month, the prosecution’s star witness, David Wildstein, who previously pleaded guilty to masterminding the plot, testified that Christie not only knew about the lane shutdown, but laughed about it and participated in a cover-up. In her testimony on Friday, Kelly, too, alleged that Christie knew about the plot. In court, the former Christie ally said that the plan was described to her as a traffic study, and that she was unaware of the true motivations behind the decision to close off lanes on the bridge—the same defense her alleged co-conspirator Bill Baroni gave last week. According to The New York Times, Kelly claimed that Wildstein told her that the studyothers were treated at the scene following the shocking incident after 7pm. Specialist police and paramedics were scrambled to the scene and bystanders were warned to stay away from the area. Alarmed residents were escorted out of their homes and others were instructed to stay in restaurants and shops to avoid danger. A man on a "packed" escalator said some people had been "trampled" in the commotion. James Ayton, 34, from Southgate, said he saw a "quick burst" of flames at the top and said everyone "legged it". He said there had been a "very rapid whooshing sound”, adding: "A few people got trampled on on the escalator. There was screaming. "An old woman got trampled on. I had to carry a woman up the stairs. “I think she was in shock to be honest.

more physical manner. After some discussion among the three, during which appellant sat in a dark bathroom where he kept his hunting knife in an ammunition box, Danielle and her father decided that she should go to her mother's home to prevent more fighting. As Danielle began to leave, appellant kicked her and then dragged her to the bedroom to prevent her from leaving. At this point, her father intervened and pushed appellant away from Danielle. A shoving match ensued, and Knight punched appellant in the chest and face. Appellant knocked Knight to the floor, held his arms above his head, and began to punch him. Knight begged appellant to stop, but appellant continued to punch him. Knight then screamed, and Danielle noticed that appellant's knife was lodged inher father's stomach. At trial, Danielle testified that appellant "just kept stabbing" her father. As appellant continued to stab her father, Danielle called 911. She then hit appellant with the telephone, grabbed a knife from the kitchen, and ran to a neighbor's door. Appellant pursued Danielle, but the neighbor let her inside where they called the police. Appellant banged on the neighbor's door, calling Danielle's name, and then left. While searching for the correct apartment building in response to the 911 call, an officer found appellant hiding in the bushes on the property of the apartment complex. Appellant was carrying a knife with blood on it, and the officer saw blood on appellant's hands. Appellant would not cooperate until the officer drew his weapon. Appellant was arrested and was

State violated a motion in limine; and (4) admitting evidence in violation of rules 401 and 403 of the Texas Rules of Evidence. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the conviction. BACKGROUND On November 6, 2001, bank tellers Anna Reilly and Patricia Grunbar were closing the Compass Bank branch in Round Rock when a masked man overpowered Grunbar and entered through the rear door. The man was wearing dark clothes and wielded a stun gun and an air pistol. He ordered the tellers to open the main vault; however, the tellers led him to the drive-through area and began to disperse money from the teller vault and drawers. Reilly placed bait money, consisting of a packet of bills with prerecorded serial numbers, and a tracking device, inside the bag with the othermoney. The robber told the tellers to lie on the floor and wait for five minutes and then he left the bank with $32,663 in cash. Moments later, Reilly and Grunbar pressed various panic buttons located in the bank and called 911. Austin police officer Richard Muñoz received an alert about the robbery that described the suspect as a male carrying a silver gun and wearing a gray shirt, black pants, ski mask, and gloves. Muñoz tracked the signal emanating from the bait money to a Wingate Inn Hotel in Austin. Numerous police officers and a helicopter, also tracking the signal, already had arrived at the hotel parking lot. Shortly after Muñoz arrived, it was determined that the signal was coming from the north side of the hotel. (1) After

opioid prescriptions by 16 percent in 2017. Opioid Summit on the administration-wide efforts to combat the opioid crisis. Launched a national public awareness campaign about the dangers of opioid addiction. Created a Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis which recommended a number of pathways to tackle the opioid crisis. Led two National Prescription Drug Take Back Days in 2017 and 2018, collecting a record number of expired and unneeded prescription drugs each time. $485 million targeted grants in FY 2017 to help areas hit hardest by the opioid crisis. Signed INTERDICT Act, strengthening efforts to detect and intercept synthetic opioids before they reach our communities. DOJ secured its first-ever indictments against Chinese fentanyl manufacturers. Joint Criminal Opioid Darknet Enforcement (J-CODE) team, aimed at disrupting online illicit opioid sales. Declared the opioid crisis a Nationwideof deadly drugs. New rule effectively banning bump stock sales in the United States. Border Security and Immigration Secured $1.6 billion for border wall construction in the March 2018 omnibus bill. Construction of a 14-mile section of border wall began near San Diego. Worked to protect American communities from the threat posed by the vile MS-13 gang. ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations division arrested 796 MS-13 members and associates in FY 2017, an 83 percent increase from the prior year. Justice worked with partners in Central America to secure criminal charges against more than 4,000 MS-13 members. Border Patrol agents arrested 228 illegal aliens affiliated with MS-13 in FY 2017. Fighting to stop the scourge of illegal drugs at our border. ICE HSI seized more than 980,000 pounds of narcotics in FY 2017, including 2,370 pounds of fentanyl and

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pregnant and ambivalent, afraid she relates better to machines than to people. Looking for answers, she hits the road in search of her estranged mother, now living off the grid. Cast: Anna Margaret Hollyman, André Holland, Sarah Rafferty, Susan Kalechi Watson, Mary Beth Peil (World Premiere) DOCUMENTARY FEATURE COMPETITION This year’s 8 films were selected from 808 submissions. Each film is a World Premiere. Films screening in Documentary Feature Competition are: A Mouthful Director: Sally Rowe Considered a rising star of haute cuisine, Paul Liebrandt found his career stalled in New York’s austere environment post 9/11. Paul struggles over the next decade as he tries to make his way back to the top. (World Premiere) Better This World Directors: Katie Galloway & Kelly Duane de la Vega Two childhood friends from Midland, Texas cross a line thatchanges their lives forever. The result: eight homemade bombs, multiple domestic terrorism charges and a high stakes entrapment defense hinging on a controversial FBI informant. (World Premiere) The City Dark Director: Ian Cheney The film chronicles the disappearance of darkness, following astronomers, cancer researchers, ecologists and philosophers in a quest to understand what is lost in the glare of city lights. (World Premiere) DRAGONSLAYER Director: Tristan Patterson Killer Films presents the transmissions of a lost kid, falling in love, in the suburbs of Fullerton, California. Featuring skateboarding, the usual drugs, and stray glimpses of unusual beauty. (World Premiere) FIGHTVILLE Directors: Michael Tucker & Petra Epperlein A documentary about the art and sport of fighting: a microcosm of life, a physical manifestation of that other brutal contest called the American Dream. (World Premiere) Kumaré (U.S.A/India) Director: Vikram Gandhi A documentary about a

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outer clothing, Officer Price felt several small objects in appellant's pants pocket. He testified that he asked appellant what was in his pocket, to which Medford replied: "Cigarettes and matches. You can look." Officer Price then asked appellant if he was giving him consent to look in his pocket, and Medford answered: "I told you you could look." Officer Price removed a pack of cigarettes and a matchbox from appellant's pocket. He shook the matchbox and heard something rolling around inside. Upon opening the box, Officer Price saw several small rocks of what appeared to be crack cocaine. At that point, Officer Price informed appellant that he was under arrest and instructed Medford to place his hands behind his back. Officer Price testified at trial that he touchedMedford's left arm with his left hand and was about to handcuff him when Medford lunged free and began running south. Medford ran across the street, jumped a fence, and ran through neighboring yards with Officer Price in pursuit. After a lengthy chase, Officers Price and Baladez managed to subdue Medford and place him under arrest. Laboratory tests subsequently confirmed that the substance in the matchbox was crack cocaine. Before trial, appellant moved to suppress the cocaine evidence, claiming that it was seized in violation of his constitutional rights. The judge at the suppression hearing (3) denied appellant's motion. A jury subsequently found appellant guilty of the offenses of escape and possession of cocaine. On appeal, Medford presents four points of error. In his first two points, appellant claims that the trial

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military bases and convoys and to kill soldiers following the admission that NATO troops had incinerated the books at Bagram Airfield. JUST WATCHED White House apologizes for Quran burning Replay More Videos ... MUST WATCH White House apologizes for Quran burning 01:03 Afghan officials investigating urged Afghans to "exercise self-restraint" and "avoid resorting to protests and demonstrations that may provide ground for the enemy to take advantage of the situation." The investigators called the burning "insulting and shameful," saying NATO officials had promised to bring the "perpetrators of the crime ... to justice as soon as possible." "As the situation is still under investigation, it would be premature to speculate on any potential outcomes," said NATO International Security Assistance Force spokesman Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings. "Any disciplinary action, if deemed warranted, willthe incident," Hassan told CNN. Another demonstration occurred near a Norwegian-run Provincial Reconstruction Team compound in Maimana, the provincial capital of Faryab province, a regional police spokesman said. Afghan security forces prevented the 700 to 800 demonstrators from entering the compound, said police spokesman Lal Mohammad Ahmadzai said. They burned a few civilian vehicles parked near the compound, he added. American diplomats in Kabul and the north and south of Afghanistan were on lockdown for a second day in the face of protests, U.S. Embassy spokesman Mark Thornburg said. At least five people were killed Wednesday in demonstrations. The commander of NATO's ISAF, Gen. John Allen, apologized Tuesday. The materials had been gathered for disposal and were inadvertently given to troops for burning, Allen said. "It was not a decision that was made with

legally insufficient to support a conviction for aggravated sexual assault insofar as the evidence fails to prove that appellant "penetrated" the victim's female sexual organ. We will overrule this contention and affirm the trial court's judgment. FACTUAL BACKGROUND On January 9, 1998, the complainant, K.J. (age 13 at the time of the offense), spent the night at the home of her friend Amy, Jones' stepdaughter. K.J. testified that after Amy and her mother went to bed, she and Jones stayed up late watching movies. She recalled that Jones offered her some beer in a plastic cup, which she drank and then blacked out. Although she did not remember what Jones did to her after she blacked out, she remembers wearing panties and a sanitary pad that night. According to oral and written statementsprovided after his arrest, Jones admitted putting Valium in K.J.'s beer. Jones further stated that after K.J. became unconscious, he moved her panties aside and penetrated her vagina with a lubricated finger. Jones admitted to "fingering" her and specified in oral and written statements to police that he penetrated her with his finger "up to the first joint," or approximately half an inch. When complainant's mother, arrived to pick up her daughter the following morning, she found K.J. asleep in Amy's room. Jones was the only other person in the home at the time. The complainant's mother testified that after her daughter awoke, she was so incoherent and groggy that she needed help getting to the car and that she vomited in the driveway. K.J.'s condition did not improve, and

Sulcer of Frederick, and Nancy Grams of Middletown; eight grandchildren, Adam Geisbert, Carrie Geisbert, Cliff Geisbert Jr. and wife Melissa, Jack Hardy and wife Tiffany, Christopher Spring and wife Susan, Bryan Spring, Nicholas Spring and Myra R. Merriman; five great-grandchildren, Jordan Geisbert, Ariel Geisbert, Jacob Hardy, Lauren Spring and Christopher Spring Jr.; and one daughter-in-law, Mayra Merriman of San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Fleetwood was preceded in death by one son, Paul A. Merriman; one granddaughter, Jennifer Geisbert; and an aunt, Mary Chambers. The family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, at John T. Williams Funeral Home, 100 Petersville Road, Brunswick. The funeral home will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 25, at Grace Episcopal Church, Brunswick, with the Rev. Frank Fortkamp officiating. Interment willbe in Park Heights Cemetery, Brunswick. Memorial donations may be made to either Alzheimer's Association, Western Maryland Chapter, 108 Byte Drive, Suite 103, Frederick, Md. 21702; or Grace Episcopal Church, 112 E. A St., Brunswick, Md. 21716. Mr. Owen Ayers Jr. Class of 1938 As originally published on Friday, November 22, 2002. Mr. Owen William "Bill" Ayers Jr., 81, of Floral City, Fla., a former long-time resident of Frederick, died Wednesday, Nov. 13, at his home. He was the husband of Bette Varnum Ayers, his wife of 58 years. Born Oct. 18, 1921, in Woodlawn, Pa. he was a son of Owen William and Olwen Morris Ayers. Mr. Ayers grew up in Brunswick. After two years of college, he joined the U.S. Army Air Corps and, upon completion of flight training, was presented with both Navy and Army Air Corps wings. During World War II, he was based

(pick No.44), Harris Andrews (61), Josh Watts (65), Jaden McGrath (73), Josh McGuinness (81), Josh Clayton (86) 2015 AFL Pre-Season and Rookie Drafts: Billy Evans (4), Hugh Beasley (22), Cian Hanley (56), Matthew Hammelmann (75) Rookie upgrades: Nil Trade and free agency: Dayne Beams, Allen Christensen, Mitch Robinson Biggest hit: Harris Andrews Verdict: Gave up their first two picks in the draft (and Jack Crisp) to acquire Dayne Beams, but that was well and truly worth it, getting a future captain, best and fairest winner and someone that helped right the ship of a wobbling club. Harris Andrews turned out to be one of the draft steals of the decade, and thrown in with the recruitment of Allen Christensen and Mitch Robinson – both still crucial players on the list – it wasan excellent period. A young Harris Andrews during his draft year. What the club said: "It's a great result for the club. We're really happy for Dayne. I think when you put him in on top of getting Allen Christensen earlier in the week, we've got two premiership players, one is 23 and one is 24, they've got their best footy ahead of them. It's hard to get that sort of quality into your football club. To get two players of that ilk in, especially with Dayne because he's a Queensland boy, so that's another benefit to us because he's coming home, he's a star of the competition." – Greg Swann, Brisbane CEO Trade and draft period rating: 7/10 Rank: 5th - Michael Whiting Find Road to the Draft on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts

advice, now. “I strongly recommend you sign the paper,†Jennifer said. After Jacqueline Cass had scrawled her signature, a smiling Tad Black removed his gloves, and handed them, with the clipboard and pen, to Jennifer Hobbs. The Man in Black smiled and flexed his hands, as if in anticipation of what was to come. Jackie noted that Tad Black’s fingers were festooned with various rings. His hands looked strong, as if she was a pianist, or a sculptor, perhaps. “All right, now that we’re in agreement,†Tad Black smiled, “let’s have a look at your chastity belt. How long has it been installed?†“About four days,†Jackie replied with some annoyance. She wished the Man in Black would just get the damned thing off and be done with it! “Four days?†Tad Black exclaimed.Black agreed, “unless the female has the key, - or if she becomes desperate enough to try removing it with dynamite!†The two dominants who had been peering closely at Jacqueline Cass’s exposed crotch both broke into laughter at Tad Black’s spontaneous quip. All this occurred while Jackie continued to fume. Why did they not just get on with removing the damned chastity belt from her lower body??? “That’s hilarious,†Jennifer Hobbs remarked in turning her smiling gaze directly toward Tad Black. Had she been more observant, Jacqueline Cass would have probably have noticed Jennifer’s facial expression was filled with undisguised admiration for the Man in Black. She even kissed him lightly on the cheek to show him her unmistakable devotion. Meanwhile, Jackie continued to be totally embarrassed about the ongoing

of the downtown gay village and to not be in the presence of male prostitutes. He was also ordered to provide a DNA sample. Police have said the investigation into McArthur could last years, and that they are tracing the former landscaper's whereabouts as far back as they can go. Dozens of officers have now been assigned to the investigation, which Idsinga has said has expanded to include "hundreds of outstanding missing person cases," old murders and some "sudden deaths." Investigators have so far refused to discuss how McArthur's alleged victims died, but Idsinga has said police have no evidence that anyone else was involved. McArthur is currently being held at the Toronto South Detention Centre in suburban Etobicoke. His next court hearing is set for March 14.English Only, Please Cathy Camarillo – Muslim Magnum .357Bibeth Orteza – My Big Bossing (Prinsesa)Shugo Praico & Enzo Williams – Bonifacio: Ang Unang PanguloMichiko Yamamoto & Erik Matti – Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2| valign="top" | Antoinette Jadaone & Dan Villegas – English Only, PleaseBonifacio: Ang Unang PanguloErik Matti – Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2Rody Vera – Shake, Rattle & Roll XV (Ahas)|- ! style="background:#EEDD82;" ! style="width="50%" | Best Production Design ! style="background:#EEDD82;" ! style="width="50%" | Best Editing |- | valign="top" | Ericson Navarro – Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2 Winston Acuyong – Feng Shui 2Roy Lachica – Bonifacio: Ang Unang PanguloMitoy Sta. Ana – My Big Bossing (Prinsesa)| valign="top" | Marya Ignacio – English Only, Please Vito Cajili & Sheryll Lopez – Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2Carlo Francisco Manatad – Feng Shui 2Melvyn Quimosing –

jumped over the counter, displayed a knife, and demanded that a postal employee – the sole employee there at the time – give him money. After the postal employee gave him all the money in her cash drawer, Beyah demanded that she open the post office’s safe. The postal employee opened the safe and then attempted to flee by running out the rear door. Beyah ran after and caught the employee, forcibly dragging her back into the post office and threatening her with a knife. After a struggle, the employee was able to pull the knife blade out of the knife and use it to stab Beyah two times in his lower left leg. Beyah then handcuffed the employee to a piece of postal equipment and fled the post875 F.2d 1044 10 U.S.P.Q.2d 2021, 16 Media L. Rep. 1714 UNITED STATES NAVAL INSTITUTE, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS, INC., and Berkley Publishing Group,Defendants-Appellees. No. 576, Docket 88-7553. United States Court of Appeals,Second Circuit. Argued Jan. 4, 1989.Decided May 24, 1989. Robert C. Osterberg, New York City (Abeles Clark & Osterberg, New York City, on the brief), for plaintiff-appellant. Robert M. Callagy, New York City (Mark A. Fowler, Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke, New York City, on the brief), for defendants-appellees. Before KEARSE, CARDAMONE, and WINTER, Circuit Judges. KEARSE, Circuit Judge: 1 Plaintiff United States Naval Institute ("Naval") appeals from a final judgment entered in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York following a bench trial before Pierre N. Leval, Judge, dismissing its complaint against defendants Charter Communications, Inc., and Berkley Publishing Group (collectively "Berkley") for

next Image 1 of 2 prev Image 2 of 2 The head of the Organization of American States travelled to Colombia's border with Venezuela on Friday to denounce Venezuela's socialist "dictatorship" for causing a migrant crisis for the region. OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro said countries in the Western Hemisphere should work together to provide relief to the droves of Venezuelans who every day are fleeing hyperinflation and food shortages in their homeland. But, Almagro added, the ultimate solution to the crisis is to restore democracy in Venezuela. "This is an immoral crisis," Almagro had said Thursday after meeting Colombian President Ivan Duque. "And it is marked by the (Venezuelan) government's indolence." During Friday's visit to the border, Almagro met aid workers and government officials in the Colombian city of Cucuta, where schools andhospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of Venezuelan migrants. The outspoken diplomat was stopped on the street and greeted by dozens of Venezuelan migrants who urged him to work for the "liberation" of Venezuela from tyranny. "Cucuta is the city that best exemplifies the lies of Venezuela's dictatorship," Almagro said during his visit. "The humanitarian crisis created in Venezuela can be felt here like nowhere else." According to the United Nations, more than 2.3 million Venezuelans have left their country in recent years. Increasingly they are leaving with no money and are travelling on foot across South American countries like Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, in dangerous journeys that can take several weeks. In northern Brazil, locals attacked Venezuelan migrants after a Venezuelan man robbed a merchant. Almagro said the OAS has created

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out of pocket to lodge a medical complaint—some women waited weeks to see a doctor. Infirmary-bound inmates were isolated from human contact, blocked from educational classes, worship, and social activities, Castañeda observed. Prisoners told her the conditions were frigid, with paper-thin blankets, no hot water, and little access to food. The infirmary, according to one inmate, had feces and blood on the wall. Castañeda had always enjoyed fighting for tenants' rights, but something about Fluvanna felt different—almost Kafkaesque. This is life and death, she thought to herself. She assured inmates their complaints were valid. "You're not crazy," she told them. "This is morally and legally wrong." Throughout 2011, Castañeda continued her treks to Fluvanna, teaching inmates about grievance claims. Back at the office, she pored over documents detailing amputations, bloodclots, and rectal bleeding. The Legal Aid lawyer grew impatient at frequent delays. With each setback (a few times, Castañeda recalled, a Fluvanna official leafed through her files and confiscated a blank grievance form) she channeled her anger into action. Would I be OK with losing? No, I would not! By the following year, Castañeda had met with around 200 inmates. The young lawyer was convinced she had enough evidence to prove that Fluvanna showed a deliberate indifference toward inmates' medical needs. That summer she filed a class-action lawsuit against the Virginia Department of Corrections. She steeled herself for the response. Substandard care generally hinges on correctional budgets, and when cuts are ordered, health care is sometimes the first thing to go. Concerned over costs, more and more states—around 20

1,250 feet (380 m) at the top of the building. The 203-foot (62 m) high pinnacle was later added bringing the total height of the building to 1,453 ft (443 m).[200][201] The former Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were located in Lower Manhattan. At 1,368 and 1,362 feet (417 and 415 m), the 110-story buildings were the world's tallest from 1972 until they were surpassed by the construction of the Willis Tower in 1974 (formerly known as the Sears Tower, located in Chicago).[202] One World Trade Center, a replacement for the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, is currently the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.[203] In 1961, the Pennsylvania Railroad unveiled plans to tear down the old Penn Station and replace it with a new MadisonSquare Garden and office building complex. Organized protests were aimed at preserving the McKim, Mead & White-designed structure completed in 1910, widely considered a masterpiece of the Beaux-Arts style and one of the architectural jewels of New York City.[204] Despite these efforts, demolition of the structure began in October 1963. The loss of Penn Station—called "an act of irresponsible public vandalism" by historian Lewis Mumford—led directly to the enactment in 1965 of a local law establishing the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which is responsible for preserving the "city's historic, aesthetic, and cultural heritage".[205] The historic preservation movement triggered by Penn Station's demise has been credited with the retention of some one million structures nationwide, including nearly 1,000 in New York City.[206] In 2017, a multibillion-dollar rebuilding

Solidarity and Security Concerns in Europe after Boston Marathon Bombs Show of SolidarityEurope Shocked by Boston Bombings European leaders on Tuesday offered their condolences to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, expressing widespread shock over the attacks. With a number of major sporting events coming up in their own countries, officials are also scrambling to increase security. In the wake of bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday afternoon, European leaders on Tuesday expressed their sympathy and solidarity with the United States. Practical concerns were also on the minds of sporting event organizers, who said they would be adjusting their plans to suit fresh security concerns. German Chancellor Angela Merkel released a statement on Tuesday, expressing her "horror" at the events in Boston, which killed at least three and left some176 injured, more than a dozen critically. Her thoughts are with the victims and their families, she said. "Nothing justifies such a malicious attack on people who have gathered for a peaceful sporting event," she wrote. "I hope that those responsible will soon be brought to justice." German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle also said he was "deeply shocked" by the bombing, which an anonymous White House official said was being treated as a terrorist act. "What should have been nothing more than a happy sporting event with long-standing tradition for tens of thousands of runners from Boston and around the world has turned into a tragedy," he said on Tuesday. While the German Interior Ministry said it did not see reason to increase security in the country, organizers of the

to aid the Orthodox Byzantine Empire because "Deus vult" ("God wills it") and promised absolution to participants; according to other sources, the pope promised an indulgence. In these accounts, Urban emphasises reconquering the Holy Land more than aiding the emperor, and lists gruesome offences allegedly committed by Muslims. Urban wrote to those "waiting in Flanders" that the Turks, in addition to ravaging the "churches of God in the eastern regions", seized "the Holy City of Christ, embellished by his passion and resurrection—and blasphemy to say it—have sold her and her churches into abominable slavery". Although the pope did not explicitly call for the reconquest of Jerusalem, he called for military "liberation" of the Eastern Churches.During the 16th-century Reformation and Counter-Reformation, Western historians saw the Crusades through the lens of their own religious beliefs. Protestants saw them as a manifestation of the evils of the papacy, and Catholics viewed themas forces for good. 18th-century Enlightenment historians tended to view the Middle Ages in general, and the Crusades in particular, as the efforts of barbarian cultures driven by fanaticism. These scholars expressed moral outrage at the conduct of the Crusaders and criticised the Crusades' misdirection – that of the Fourth in particular, which attacked a Christian power (the Byzantine Empire) instead of Islam. The Fourth Crusade had resulted in the sacking of Constantinople, effectively ending any chance of reconciling the East–West Schism and leading to the fall of the Byzantine Empire to the Ottomans. In The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 18th-century English historian Edward Gibbon wrote that the Crusaders' efforts could have been more profitably directed towards improving their own countries.The 20th century produced three important histories of the Crusades: one by Steven Runciman, another by Rene Grousset, and a multi-author work edited by

many allegedly had ties to the cocaine traffickers and made sure portions of the military acted at their enforcers/protectors in exchange for extensive bribes, which in turn were used to fund the upcoming coup. In this manner, the narcotraffickers were in essence purchasing for themselves the upcoming Bolivian government. Coup d'etat This group pressured President Lydia Gueiler (his cousin) to install Gen. García Meza as Commander of the Army. Within months, the Junta of Commanders headed by Garcia Meza forced a violent coup d'etat -- sometimes referred to as the Cocaine Coup -- of July 17, 1980. As portions of the citizenry resisted, as they had done in the fail putsch of November 1979, it resulted in dozens of deaths. Allegedly, the Argentinian army unit Batallón de Inteligencia 601 participated in the coup. The García Meza Dictatorship, 1980-81 Of extremely conservative anti-communist persuasion, García Meza endeavored to bringa Pinochet-style dictatorship that was intended to last 20 years. He immediately outlawed all political parties, exiled opposition leaders, repressed the unions, and muzzled the press. He was backed by former Nazi officer Klaus Barbie and Italian neofascistStefano Delle Chiaie. Further collaboration came from other European neofascists, most notoriously Ernesto Milá Rodríguez (accused of the Paris synagogue bombing of 1980. [1] Among other foreign collaborators were professional torturers allegedly imported from the notoriously repressive Argentine dictatorship of General Jorge Videla. The García Meza regime, while brief (its original form ended in 1981), became internationally known for its extreme brutality. The population was repressed in ways as the Banzer dictatorship did. Indeed, some 1,000 people are estimated to have been killed by the Bolivian army and security forces in only 13 months. The administration's chief repressor was the Minister of Interior, Colonel Luis Arce, who cautioned that all Bolivians

protecting the villages and townships of Clark County, Ohio, are staffed by both volunteer and paid firefighters, paramedics and EMTs. The Clark County Sherriff's Office provides dispatching. The county Hazmat team is operated in cooperation with the Springfield Fire & Rescue Division, which has mutual aid agreements with the suburbs. Wednesday, April 11, 2007 Examples of PulmotorLong before today's paramedics, the Springfield Fire Division acquired a "Pulmotor" resuscitator in 1916 to provide emergency aid. The pressure-driven device - also known as a "Lungmotor" or "Lung-o-motor" - allowed firemen to help people in respiratory distress, according to Fire Capt. Cal Roberds' book "From Buckets to Diesels." A second device was placed in service by 1940. The ``inhalator squad'' responded aboard a pumper or a chief's car until the introduction of a full-time EmergencySquad van in 1949. The electric company also fielded a resuscitator squad, a common practice in many cities to assist victims of electrocution. A typical run occurred on Feb. 8, 1938, when according to the Springfield Daily News, Howard Kisling, 38, of 724 ½ Grant Street, suffered a fatal heart attack in a downtown office. ``The inhalator squad of the city fire department and the Ohio Edison Co. first aid squad worked nearly two hours in an attempt to revive him,'' according to an obituary posted on the Ancestry.com web site. ``Coroner Austin Richards said death was caused by acute cardiac failure.’’ In another incident, according to the Daily News, Rebecca Ann Lewis, 78, of 1520 Selma Road, died March 15, 1950 at City Hospital after a heart attack. ``The Fire Department

his cycle and killed. He is buried in Middlesbrough (Linthorpe) Cemetery. 3 Sep Plt Off ISAAC, JOHN NOEL LAUGHTON He was killed flying Blenheim, L1164 of No 600 Sqn, which dived into the ground on approach to Hendon. He was cremated at Golders Green Crematorium. 3 Sep LAC STEWART, ALEXANDER RONALD RENFREW He was killed whilst flying Wallace II, K6028 of No 1 AOS, which flew into high ground at Benachir near Aberdeen on a ferry flight whilst flying in poor visibility. He is buried in He is buried in Paisley (Hawkhead) Cemetery. 3 Sep AC1 WARREN, PHILIP HERBERT He is buried in Plymouth (Weston Mill) Cemetery 4 Sep Flt Lt BARTON, WILLIAM FRANK He was killed whilst flying Blenheim IV, N6184 of No 107 Sqn, which was shot down by flak from the Admiral Hipper in Wilhelmshaven and is buried in Sage War Cemetery. 4 Sep Flt Sgt BORLEY, IAN EDWARD MAITLAND He was killed whilst flying Wellington I, L4268of No 9 Sqn on a raid against Brunsbuttel and is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial. 4 Sep AC1 BROCKING, GEORGE THOMAS He was killed whilst flying Wellington I, L4268 of No 9 Sqn on a raid against Brunsbuttel and is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial. 4 Sep AC2 DAY, KENNETH GEORGE He was killed whilst flying in Wellington I, L4275 of No 9 Sqn on a raid against Brunsbuttel and is buried in Becklingen War Cemetery. 4 Sep LAC DORE, HARRY He was killed whilst flying Wellington I, L4268 of No 9 Sqn on a raid against Brunsbuttel and is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial. 4 Sep Fg Off EMDEN, HENRY LOVELL He was killed whilst flying Blenheim IV, N6199 of No 110 Sqn, which was shot down by flak on raid against Wilhelmshaven and is buried in Sage War Cemetery. 4 Sep AC1 EVANS, RALPH He was killed whilst flying as the W.Op/AG in

in the bathroom with Bell and at other times Williams was with Bell.  Another of the State’s witnesses, Arnold Garza, testified that he was also in the motel room that morning.  He stated that appellant brought him into the bathroom when Bell was in the bathtub.  Appellant tried to justify what they were doing to Bell by explaining that Bell had raped and stolen money from Jowers.  Garza did not see Bell because the shower curtain was drawn, but he could hear Bell kicking and asking for help. Jowers testified that she eventually left the motel room.  When she returned, Bell was no longer in the bathroom.  Jowers testified that she was “high” on drugs when she returned and did not ask where Bell was.  She stated that she knew that Bell must be somewhere in the room, butwater the next day, and photographs admitted into evidence show Bell’s body as it appeared when recovered from the water.  Bell was found naked with his hands and feet bound with belts.  A shoelace was around his neck.  Appellant stipulated that the t-shirt that appellant wore during Bell’s beating had his, Jowers, and Bell’s DNA.  He also stipulated that the shoelace found around Bell’s neck had his and Bell’s DNA on it.  The medical examiner, who conducted Bell’s autopsy, testified that he determined Bell’s cause of death to be multiple blunt force trauma, asphyxiation, drowning, and ligature restraint.  He concluded that the manner of death was homicide.  The defense offered the testimony of a number of witnesses, including appellant.  In his testimony, appellant admitted that he had followed Bell and brought him back to the Comfort Inn after

Skripal poisoning: Putin denounces ex-spy as 'scumbag' Published duration 3 October 2018 Related Topics Russian spy poisoning image copyright Reuters image caption President Putin has maintained the suspects in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal are civilians Russian President Vladimir Putin has labelled poisoned ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal a "traitor" and a "scumbag". In a speech, he complained that the media were treating Mr Skripal as "some kind of human rights defender", insisting he had betrayed his country. Mr Skripal and his daughter survived an attack in Salisbury, which the UK says was carried out by two agents of Russian military intelligence. But a British woman died in another poisoning that police say was linked. UK authorities believe Mr Skripal's door in the southern English city was targeted with the nerve agent Novichok. It was sprayedfrom a modified perfume bottle that was later picked up and given to Dawn Sturgess, who died in July, they say. Last month, President Putin insisted that the suspects named by UK police were civilians not criminals, and urged them to come forward. They later gave a televised interview. He said on Wednesday that he thought the whole "information campaign" surrounding the former Russian spy had been "blown up" and that it would pass, "the sooner, the better". Who is Sergei Skripal? Mr Skripal is a former Russian intelligence officer, who was arrested in 2004 and put on trial for "high treason in the form of espionage" by a Moscow military court. Authorities accused him of being a double-agent who shared Russian state secrets with Britain's MI6. image copyright Unknown/Reuters image caption Mr Skripal

pick up M.A.E.           On May 19, 2009, Lawless went to a house on Jones Street—where Mother, Father, and the children lived—and met with Mother.  Mother initially told Lawless that she did not pick up M.A.E. from school on May 18, 2009, because she was at a car title loan business.  Mother also denied that she had used illegal drugs, and she told Lawless that there was a person who had been staying in a shed in the backyard; that she had cleaned up that area and found cocaine residue, cocaine baggies, and glass pipes; and that she did not know that the person had been using illegal drugs until he moved out.  Lawless, however, gave Mother an oral swab drug screen that tested positive for cocaine, and Mother proceeded to admit to Lawless that she had used cocaine withmaterials needed to repair the house.           Lawless expressed her concerns to Mother and Father about the safety of the children after visiting the house and later met with Mother, Father, and the children at her office to inquire about finding someone to place the children with.  When no one could be located, CPS removed the children from Mother’s and Father’s care.  All six children, including B.A.E., had head lice.  The children were taken to a group foster home on May 27, 2009, and were still living there at the time of the final trial.  CPS ruled “reason to believe” for neglectful supervision of the children by Mother because she had tested positive for cocaine, had admitted using cocaine, had admitted that she “used alcohol” and was “under the influence” when she picked up one of the children from school on

For services as a member of the late Unemployment Grants Committee. Diplomatic Service and Overseas List Arthur Abbott, His Majesty's Consul-General at São Paulo. Arthur Horace Reid, Assistant Director-General of the Ottoman Bank. David John Rodgers, His Majesty's Consul at Liege, lately serving at San Salvador. Colonies, Protectorates, etc. Edwin Abbott, Deputy Comptroller-General, Department of Trade and Customs, Commonwealth of Australia. Alice Baker, one of the founders of the Thomas Baker, Alice Baker, and Eleanor Shaw Medical Research Institute, Melbourne, Commonwealth of Australia. Mabel Balcombe, Brookes. For charit.able and philanthropic services in the State of Victoria. Tan Cheng Lock, Nominated Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements. For public services. George Percival Newton, formerly Under-Secretary, Department of Internal Affairs, Dominion of New Zealand. John Rutherford Parkin Postlethwaite lately Provincial Commissioner, Uganda Protectorate. Julian Ito Piggott by When an environmentalist takes action to defend a forest in the United States, she risks being labeled a “terrorist.” When an armed right-wing militia member commandeers a forest for his personal profit, he is “standing up to tyranny.” The Oregon standoff that began over the weekend demonstrates this hypocrisy, and not only that hypocrisy. Nor is it only law enforcement and the “justice” system that treats a case such as this differently; the corporate media does as well. Start with what the sheriff of Harney County, the remote southeastern Oregon region where the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters is located, said: “These men came to Harney County claiming to be part of militia groups supporting local ranchers, when in reality these men had alternative motives to attempt to overthrow the

after recruiting two men to kidnap the singer along with his body guard and two other victims. According to police Martin hatched the grisly plot because he felt Bieber had snubbed his efforts to contact him. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Target: Two men who planned to kill and castrate Justin Bieber after his November 28 concert at Madison Square Garden in New York (pictured) were offered $2,500 for each of the singer's testicles it has been claimed Plot: Dana Martin (left) is said to be obsessed with the pop singer, and has a tattoo of Bieber on his leg; he recruited Mark Staake (right) to carry out the plot He allegedly ordered his accomplices to first strangle the victims with a paisley tie as it was his 'calling card' which he had usedin previous attacks. Martin met Mark Staake, a fellow inmate at Las Cruces state prison in New Mexico years ago. While there, Staake agreed to enlist his own nephew in order to carry out the murderous plot. Tooled up: One of the gang was picked up in possession of pair of garden shears he allegedly planned to use to carry out the castration Staake and Ruane were alledly poised to strike while the Canadian singer was in New York for a performance at Madison Square Garden on November 28. But for unknown reasons, Martin told jail wardens about the plot and Staake, 41, was arrested in Vermont on an unrelated outstanding warrant while driving with 23-year-old Ruane. Ruane was released but was later recorded discussing plans with Martin on the phone. According to

A phone survey initiated by proponents of a Dixon Downs horse-racing complex contacted the city”s residents starting last week to gauge where they stand on the project. Dixon Downs, which would be built on 260 acres in the northeast part of the city, received approval by the City Council in October. Since then, Dixon Citizens for Quality Growth, the group opposing the project, collected enough signatures for a referendum, causing the City Council either to rescind its decision or let the voters decide in a special election. As a result of the council”s decision, the issue will go on an April 17 ballot. Now, a campaign is under way toward approval of the project proposed by Ontario, Canada-based Magna Entertainment Corp, said Don Erickson, former mayor and special project consultant. “The campaign has People v Rovinsky (2016 NY Slip Op 00526) People v Rovinsky 2016 NY Slip Op 00526 Decided on January 27, 2016 Appellate Division, Second Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on January 27, 2016 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department WILLIAM F. MASTRO, J.P. L. PRISCILLA HALL SANDRA L. SGROI COLLEEN D. DUFFY, JJ. 2013-06907 (Ind. No. 2389A-11) [*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent, vJoseph Rovinsky, appellant. Robert C. Mitchell, Riverhead, NY (Kalina R. Lovell of counsel), for appellant, and appellant pro se. Thomas J. Spota, District Attorney, Riverhead, NY (Michael J. Brennan of counsel), for respondent. DECISION & ORDER Appeal by the defendant from a judgment of the County Court, Suffolk County (Toomey,

of the people." "[PLAYING "highway TO HELL"]" "[CROWD CHEERING]" "[singing] Living easy, living free" "Season ticket on a one-way ride" "Asking nothing Leave me be" "Taking everything in my stride" "Don't need reason, don't need rhyme" "Ain't nothing I would rather do" "Going down Party time" "My friends are gonna be there too" "I'm on the highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "On the highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "No stop signs Speed limit" "Nobody's gonna slow me down" "Like a wheel Gonna spin it" "Nobody's gonna fuck me around" "Hey, Satan, paid my dues" "Playing in a rocking band" "Hey, Mama, look at me" "I'm on my way to the promised land" "On the highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "On the highway to hell" "Highwayto hell" "Please don't you stop me" "[SHOUTS]" "On the highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "The highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "Ow!" "Highway to hell" "I'm on the highway to hell" "Highway to hell" "On the highway to hell" "And I'm going down" "Highway" "I'm on the highway to hell" "[CROWD CHEERING]" "[PLAYING "girls GOT RHYTHM"]" "[singing] I've been around the world" "I've seen a million girls" "Ain't one of them got" "What my lady she's got" "Stealing the spotlight" "Knock me off my feet" "She's enough to start a landslide" "Just a-walkin' down the street" "She's wearing dresses so tight" "She's looking like dynamite" "Enough to blow me out" "No doubt about it Can't live without it" "The girl's got rhythm" "Girl's got rhythm" "The

organizations with "strategic communications consulting, training, coaching, networking opportunities and concrete tools" to help them "achieve their social justice goals." Institute for Policy Studies: This think tank has long supported Communist and anti-American causes around the world. Viewing capitalism as a breeding ground for "unrestrained greed," IPS seeks to provide a corrective to "unrestrained markets and individualism." Professing an unquestioning faith in the righteousness of the United Nations, it aims to bring American foreign policy under UN control. Institute for Women's Policy Research: This group views the U.S. as a nation rife with discrimination against women, and publishes research to draw attention to this alleged state of affairs. It also advocates unrestricted access to taxpayer-funded abortion-on-demand, stating that "access to abortion is essential to the economic well-being of women and girls." International Crisis Group: One of this organization's leading figures is its Mideast Director, Robert Malley,who was a President Bill Clinton's Special Assistant for Arab-Israeli Affairs. His analysis of the Mideast conflict is markedly pro-Palestinian. Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law: This group views America as an unremittingly racist nation; uses the courts to mandate race-based affirmative action preferences in business and academia; has filed briefs against the Department of Homeland Security's efforts to limit the wholesale granting of green cards and to identify potential terrorists; condemns the Patriot Act; and calls on Americans to "recognize the contribution" of illegal aliens. League of United Latin American Citizens: This group views America as a nation plagued by "an alarming increase in xenophobia and anti-Hispanic sentiment"; favors racial preferences; supports the legalization of illegal Hispanic aliens; opposes military surveillance of U.S. borders; opposes making English America's official language; favors open borders; and rejects anti-terrorism legislation like the Patriot Act. League of

(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

for public safety - work that was carried out in the face of actual death threats and intimidation and on behalf of the public health of the entire country, formed the prosecution. The result? Fines and community service for Julian Jones and James Elliott. From the evidence: "...Some livers showed signs of parasitic cysts. The lungs had lesions consisted with parasitic pronchopneumonia. The udders of lactating female animals had not been removed from the carcasses. The kidneys also remained attached to the carcasses without having been removed from their covering membranes. ..the carcasses were in a warm condition. There was a noticeable foul smell when the door was first opened. There were no health marks or evidence of inspection on the carcasses. ..." There is a stench of corruption here. Meat" Elizabeth " or pretty soon we won't have any names left and we'll all be named " John ". Here are some names that used to be male, but are now commonly thought of as female: Addison - "son of Adam" Alexis - "defending warrior" Allison - "son of a nobleman" Andrea - "manly, masculine" Ashley - "ash tree meadow" Aubrey - "king of the elves" Avery - the French form of "Alfred," meaning "counseled by elves" Bailey - "a bailiff" Beverly - "beaver meadow" Brook - "a brook" Carol - Latin form of "Charles" Carrie - "a free man" Cassidy - "curly-haired" Courtney - "short nose" Dana - "someone from Denmark, a Dane" Darcy - "from Arcy" (in France) Emery - "brave and powerful" Ethel - "Prince" Evelyn - old Norman surname, meaning uncertain Gail, Gale - "A Celt" Glenn - "a glen" Haley - "hay meadow" Harper - "a

great scholar, I want to be a good scholar". ("廣東地方不好，我也不愿回去了，我衹愿跟唐老爺到湖南讀書，想進秀才。") This apparently innocent, pointless and irrelevant comment was considered by some as a desperate and futile attempt to avoid death by confusing the executioner of his identity. It may also have reflected his utter lack of understanding of what was happening to him, and to his lost kingdom. Despite the short time he was a king, he was issued an official jade seal (玉璽 yù xǐ), which is an exhibit in the Hong Kong Museum of History (香港歷史博物館). Hong Tianguifu's name is unusual in that it contains a three-character given name whereas almost all Chinese given names have just one or two characters. Bibliography Mark Juergensmeye & Wade Clark Roof, Taiping Rebellion, in Encyclopedia of Global Religion, Volume 1, SAGE, 2012, pp. 1257. NickCitation Nr: 1641960 Decision Date: 10/31/16 Archive Date: 11/08/16 DOCKET NO. 14-40 742 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Louisville, Kentucky THE ISSUE Entitlement to service connection for a back disability. REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: Disabled American Veterans ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD L. Willis, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty in the Army from April 1961 to April 1964. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from an April 2014 rating decision issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in Louisville, Kentucky. In January 2016, the Board remanded the matters of entitlement to service connection for a back disability and tinnitus for further development. In a July 2016 rating decision, the Appeals Management Center (AMC) granted

In another instance, Dr. Cohen's deposition testimony was introduced stating that, if confronted with Lozano's actual observations on October 27th, he would not have done a pulmonary embolism work-up, short of knowing more about Mendoza's clinical condition. This testimony was consistent with Dr. Smith's testimony. The Mendozas also contend that Lozano incorrectly assessed Mendoza's pulmonary embolism symptoms because she stereotyped him as a spoiled Hispanic male. Sulema Vasquez testified that, after assessing Mendoza, Lozano came out of the bedroom and "said that the patient was just spoiled." Lozano did not dispute that she characterized Mendoza as a typical Hispanic male. She denied calling him spoiled, but said that she gave instructions to Mrs. Mendoza not to spoil the patient. Instead of diminishing his care, Lozano claimed that she was trying toterms of social history it was clearly the age of the working class. For the first time, working people who lacked property became a major and sustained political force. This rupture was heralded by Pope Leo XIII—leader of the world’s oldest and largest social organization—in his encyclical Rerum Novarum in 1891. GagThe Pope noted that the progress of industry had led to ‘the accumulation of affluence among the few and misery (inopia) among the multitude’; but the period had also been characterized by the ‘greater self-confidence and tighter cohesion’ of the workers. 1 On a global level, trade unions gained a foothold in most big industrial enterprises, and in many other firms too. Working-class parties became major electoral forces—sometimes dominant ones—in Europe and its Australasian offshoots. The October

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insult," the report says. "These disparate but occasionally overlapping groups include small children, those with diseased hearts, the elderly and pregnant women." It advised officers to avoid continuously shocking suspects for longer than 15 seconds but concluded that law enforcement officers do not need to refrain from using the devices to arrest uncooperative or combative subjects so long as the devices are used properly. Amnesty International, which counts more than 460 deaths following Taser use since June 2001, responded by saying that the report underscores the need for strict limits on the use of shock weapons. The group expressed concern that many of the study's nearly 300 people who died after being stunned did not appear to present a serious threat at the time they were shocked. "Amnesty International believes that, apartfrom safety concerns, electro-shock weapons are particularly open to abuse as they are easy to use and they can inflict severe pain at the push of a button without leaving substantial marks," the group said in a statement. Lawsuit The ACLU's Parker pointed to the death of 17-year-old Darryl Wayne Turner - a teen who suffered a fatal arrhythmia in Charlotte in 2008 after being shocked for 37 seconds by a Taser X26 - as an example of how Tasers can be dangerous when police hold the trigger down. Dr. Douglas Zipes, an electrophysiologist and former director of the Division of Cardiology at the Krannert Institute of Cardiology, filed an expert report in a civil lawsuit against Taser by Turner's family. In the report, Zipes cites studies on animals conducted before

 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

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Citation Nr: 1607910 Decision Date: 02/29/16 Archive Date: 03/04/16 DOCKET NO. 11-09 881 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in St. Petersburg, Florida THE ISSUE Entitlement to an initial disability rating in excess of 20 percent for diabetes mellitus, type II. REPRESENTATION Veteran represented by: The American Legion ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD M. D. Bruce, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from July 1970 to April 1972. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from a September 2003 rating decision by the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office (RO) in St. Petersburg, Florida. FINDING OF FACT The Veteran died in December 2015, before a decision by the Board was promulgated on appeal. CONCLUSION OF LAW Due to the death of the Veteran, the Board has no jurisdiction to adjudicateA clinical audit programme for diagnostic radiology: the approach adopted by the International Atomic Energy Agency. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has a mandate to assist member states in areas of human health and particularly in the use of radiation for diagnosis and treatment. Clinical audit is seen as an essential tool to assist in assuring the quality of radiation medicine, particularly in the instance of multidisciplinary audit of diagnostic radiology. Consequently, an external clinical audit programme has been developed by the IAEA to examine the structure and processes existent at a clinical site, with the basic objectives of: (1) improvement in the quality of patient care; (2) promotion of the effective use of resources; (3) enhancement of the provision and organisation of clinical services; (4) further professional

of experience treating patients on Hospice programs as well their families. His clinical experience is also in psychiatric based interventions. He is a certified School and Educational Social Worker. He is an adjunct professor atDowling College, Oakdale, NY. He maintains a private practice in Port Jefferson Village(Tonglen Psychotherapy,P.C.and Subconscious Solutions, LLC), and is the owner of Mind-Body Fitness and Strength Studio,Inc. also in Port Jefferson Village. Dr. Crew is certified to provide fitness services to children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. Dr. Crew offers supervision for Licensed psychotherapists seeking their "R" designation. He also provides supervision and instruction for Licensed Fitness Trainers who are working towards their Master Fitness Trainer certification. His Institute, The Suffolk Institute for Hypnotherapyalso offers courses and training in Hypnosis and Clinical Hynotherapy,Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapy (Master Clinical Hypnotherapycertification), Neuro-Linguistic Programming ,Assertiveness Training,Meditation Therapy, Schema Therapy,Somatic Psychotherapy,Parent Effectiveness Training, and Rational Emotive Therapy for practicing therapists and Allied Health professionals. Each seminar training and all courses are open to the general public and all are always welcome to attend. Dr. Crew is a certified Clinical Hypnotherapy trainer and instructor with The American Board of Clinical Hypnotherapy and offers certification with ABCH through courses and seminars taught at The Suffolk Institute for Hypnotherapy. Dr. Crew is a member of Weight Management and Healthy Eating Resources of Long Island, (www.eatingforwellness.com) which is an independent group of healthcare professionals dedicated to weight management, healthy living, and a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Crew hosts a twice monthly internet television show entitled "Mind-Body Psychotherapy, Fitness, and Wellness with Dr. Crewson Andrew Martin" which can be

that she met with appellant while he was in jail and he expressed remorse. Dr. Branaman, the forensic psychologist, testified during punishment that he interviewed and tested appellant. He said appellant was depressed and very critical of himself. He had no history of violent behavior, substance abuse, or mental illness. In his opinion, appellant's family and the military provided structure which was important to appellant. By entering into a relationship with Terri and her sons, appellant was searching for additional structure. Branaman's evaluation of appellant suggested his family members were "extremely important" and he felt threatened when separated from those relationships. The doctor's findings regarding Terri were that she "manifested unstable personality features, volatility, reactivity, indications of manipulative behavior, potentially self-destructive," and she did not trust relationships. He opined that thedynamics of the relationship between Terri and appellant were "pathological in nature." The doctor described appellant's conduct as an "extraordinary response growing out of the circumstances . . . ." He said that after killing Terri, appellant panicked, which caused his anxiety level to rise and impair his judgment, which was evidenced by the "multiple, unorganized attempts that he made to cope with the situation . . . ." Regarding future dangerousness, the doctor testified there is a "low likelihood of committing any violent acts in the future." Appellant argues the evidence that he wanted a divorce, that Terri attempted to make him jealous, and that she attacked him when he tried to leave the apartment on October 21 is sufficient to establish he was acting under the influence of sudden passion arising from an adequate cause

of environmental and host factors prior to recruitment on the health performance and survival of recruits during military service, to identify and show relationships between socioeconomic and biomedical conditions (including nutritional status) of veterans at early ages and mortality rates from diseases at middle and late ages, and to study the effects of health and pensions on labor force participation rates of veterans at ages 65 and over. This installment of the collection, Version M-5, supersedes any previous version of these data. Collected in this version are data from military service, pension, and medical records of veterans who were originally mustered into the Union Army in California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin regiments. Also included areM-4) should contact ICPSR User Support. (3) The codebook is provided by the principal investigator as a Portable Document Format (PDF) file. Methodology Sample: A one-stage cluster sample of Union Army companies was randomly selected from the Regimental Books housed at the National Archives in Washington, DC. Data Source: Carded medical records, military service records, and Union Army pension records stored at the National Archives and Veterans Administration Archives in Washington, DC. Restrictions: To preserve respondent privacy, certain identifying variables are restricted from general dissemination. Aggregations of this information for statistical purposes that preserve the anonymity of individual respondents can be obtained from ICPSR in accordance with existing servicing policies. Version(s) Original ICPSR Release: 1997-06-24 Version History: 2006-06-05 The Stata files stored the 10 digit, numeric ID variable as 10f (floating), which altered the number and made it unuseable. It was necessary to change the RECIDNUM (unique record ID number required

going to be burned down," Ms. Csanyi-Robah said. "Tired of their children getting beaten up at school and put into segregated classes. Tired of being subjected to verbal, psychological, physical violence when they left their homes." Story continues below advertisement 2010: Csabane Csorba and her three-year-old grandson, Mate, examine the ruins of their house in the Hungarian Roma village of Tatarszentgyorgy. Her son Robert, 27, Mate’s father, and his other son Robert Jr., 5, were killed in a firebomb and gunfire attack by a far-right militia. Similar attacks over the years have sent a flood of Roma refugees to Canada to seek asylum from growing extremism. DOUG SAUNDERS/THE GLOBE AND MAIL Members of the radical nationalist organization Hungarian Guard attend a rally against a rise of ‘Roma crime’ in Budapest onflyers and erected billboards in the Hungarian city of Miskolc (the largest source of Roma applicants) warning that illegitimate claimants would be promptly shipped back. In December of 2012, the government also placed Hungary on a list of countries deemed to be democratic, have independent judiciaries and sound human-rights records – improbable sources, in other words, of legitimate refugees. In 2012, the CBSA introduced a pilot program in Toronto that offered between $500 and $2,000 to failed refugee claimants to dissuade them from filing an appeal and encourage them to depart promptly. Nearly half of the participants were sent to Hungary. "The government was basically running a campaign against Hungarian Roma," Mr. Rehaag said. The campaign was successful. The number of Hungarian refugee claimants fell precipitously, to just 96 in

of the suspects was a minibus driver who had found the child alone in Hafizabad and offered her a ride. 17 Heinous crime: Minor allegedly raped by school students A seven-year-old boy was allegedly raped by two students of class 9 and 10. 18 In Pakistan, crimes against women increased by 7% this year 57 districts reported 982 cases in May 2012. August 2012 1 Seeking justice: FIR lodged against four accused of rape Her family told the media that if justice is denied, S and her family will commit suicide in protest. 2 Heinous crime: Minor girl raped Maryam Bibi*, had gone to a nearby shop and was returning home when Muhammad Irfan* forcibly took her to a nearby field and raped her. 3 Rape case: Kainat asks for promised compensation The Sindh High Court has asked the Sindh government to consider payingthe full compensation amount to rape survivor Kainat Soomro on humanitarian grounds. 4 Teenager, five-year-old abducted, raped Girl was kept in a room and subjected to rape for five consecutive days. 5 Minor raped: Shopkeeper forces himself on girl Victim had gone to buy milk from Rajput’s shop who pushed her into an adjacent room and raped her. 6 Rape case: Court issues non bailable arrest warrants for three police officers Rape victim had allegedly been taken away by some policemen from her home for a DNA test. 7 Criminal minds: Girl gang-raped, left to die S had gone out to buy sweets in the Rasuh Mori area in Kotri. 8 Assault on a minor: Father lodges FIR against four men The girl was reportedly abducted by armed men and taken to an undisclosed location. 9 ‘Rape during police detention’: Two SHOs suspended, inquiry committee

. . Jeansonne, Glen. The Life of Herbert Hoover: Fighting Quaker, 1928–1933. Palgrave Macmillan; 2012. Palgrave Macmillan; 2012. Lloyd, Craig. Aggressive Introvert: A Study of Herbert Hoover and Public Relations Management, 1912–1932 (1973). (1973). Nash, George H. The Life of Herbert Hoover: The Engineer 1874–1914 (1983); in-depth scholarly study ———— (1988), The Humanitarian, 1914–1917 , The Life of Herbert Hoover, 2 . ———— (1996), Master of Emergencies, 1917–1918 , The Life of Herbert Hoover, 3 . (1983); in-depth scholarly study Nash, Lee, ed. Understanding Herbert Hoover: Ten Perspectives (1987); essays by scholars (1987); essays by scholars Smith, Richard Norton. An Uncommon Man: The Triumph of Herbert Hoover , (1987), biography concentrating on post 1932. , (1987), biography concentrating on post 1932. Walch, Timothy. ed. Uncommon Americans: The Lives and Legacies of Herbert and LouA former Air Force recruiter who was sent to prison for sexually assaulting high school girls was released Wednesday after serving only four and half years of his 27-year sentence. The Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the most serious charges against Airman Basic Jaime Rodriguez and ordered his case back to a lower court. There, he was sentenced to six years. Because of good behavior at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, he was released a year and a half shy of completing that new sentence, according to the San Antonio Express-News. According to court documents, Rodriguez was originally convicted in 2013 of “various types of improper conduct toward Air Force applicants, recruits, and recruiter’s assistants.” The improper conduct included aggravated sexual assault, abusive sexual contact, sodomy, wrongful sexual contact and indecent

Separate from these charges, 6 traders at SAC Capital have already pled guilty to individual insider trading-type charges, so the company is kinda effed. Let's hope demand that this be only the beginning of more criminal accountability from the finance sector. Update 1: SAC Capital seems nice. From their Wikipedia page: The company is incorporated offshore in Anguilla, British West Indies,[5] and its trading offices are located in Stamford, Connecticut and New York City. SAC also maintains satellite offices in San Francisco, Hong Kong, Boston, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney, Frankfurt, Rio de Janeiro, London, among others.[2] The firm employs approximately 1,000 people, of which about 300 are investment personnel and 40 are staffed in legal and compliance.[1] SAC's management fee include 3% of AUM and 50% of the annual returns—the highest in the 779 P.2d 315 (1989) Hollis VAN BIENE, Personal Representative of the Estate of Michael Brian Van Biene, and Stanley Thomson, Personal Representative of the Estate of Stanley Mark Thomson, Appellants, v. ERA HELICOPTERS, INC.; Employers Insurance of Wausau; Rowan Companies, Inc.; Intercontinental Dynamics Corporation; Gates Learjet, Appellees. No. S-2571. Supreme Court of Alaska. August 18, 1989. *316 Robert H. Wagstaff, Wagstaff, Pope & Clocksin, Anchorage, for appellants. Clark Reed Nichols, Perkins, Coie, Anchorage, for appellees. Before MATTHEWS, C.J., and RABINOWITZ, BURKE, COMPTON and MOORE, JJ. OPINION MOORE, Justice. I. INTRODUCTION This appeal arises out of litigation by the estates of two airline pilots who died in an airplane crash while employed by ERA Helicopters, Inc. (ERA). The estates seek recovery against ERA for the intentional tort of "overworking" the two deceased pilots and against Employers Insurance of WAUSAU (WAUSAU), ERA's workers'

student's trust before multiple incidents of abuses occurred. Queer Faggot Homo Headline: Longtime Transgender Advocate Gunned Down On North Philadelphia StreetPHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A longtime advocate for the transgender community was shot multiple times and killed on a North Philadelphia street on Sunday. The body of Michelle “Tamika” Washington, a transgenderwoman, was found on the 3400 block of North 11th Street, shortly after 5 a.m. Police say Washington suffered gunshot wounds to the head and body. It was transported to Temple University where she was pronounced dead. Philadelphia LGBT officials were heartbroken over Washington’s death. “I am devastated by the senseless murder of yet another one of our trans sisters. Tamika was a brilliant and outgoing member of Philadelphia’s transgender community, known for her advocacy and mentorship, and she will be profoundly missed. The epidemic of violence that continues to plague the transgender community—disproportionately impacting trans women ofcolor— is heartbreaking, frightening, and infuriating,” said Amber Hikes, the executive director of Philadelphia’s Office of LGBT Affairs. Nashville Deputy District Attorney Amy Hunter made the comments during opening statements in the trial of Emanuel Kidega Samson, 27. Prosecutors have said they're seeking life without parole for Samson, who faces a 43-count indictment, including a first-degree murder charge, in the September 2017 shooting at Burnette Chapel Church of Christ. Members of the church packed the courtroom, at times becoming emotional when attorneys and witnesses recounted a Sunday filled with chaos, tragedy and heroism. The shooting rampage killed 38-year-old Melanie L. Crow of Smyrna, Tennessee. She was shot in the church parking lot, and dropped her Bible and notes from a recently concluded worship ceremony that had just concluded, Hunter said. Samson, who used to attend the church, is black and the victims are white. Hunter explained

of the Virginia GOP, told the Washington Post that Northam’s great-grandfather’s service in the Confederate armed forces played a role in the party’s decision to attack him. “We said that Ralph Northam is turning his back on his heritage and family. It is because his great-grandfather fought for the side of the Confederacy and was wounded during the Civil War,” Findlay said. “When he wants to tear down monuments dedicated to those killed in action and wounded during the war, he is literally talking about a member of his own family.” Others, however, view Confederate monuments — which were largely constructed decades after the Civil War during an era in which blacks living in the south were being disenfranchised — as celebrating white supremacy. The issue has been thrust intoLCOGT network. This work has made use of NASA’s Astrophysics Data System, the Extrasolar Planet Encyclopedia at exoplanet.eu [@schneider11], the SIMBAD database operated at CDS, Strasbourg, France, and the VizieR catalogue access tool, CDS, Strasbourg, France [@ochsenbein00]. Certain calculations in this paper were carried out on the Ruby cluster operated by the Ohio Supercomputer Center [@ruby15]. This publication makes use of data products from the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, which is a joint project of the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology, funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This publication makes use of data products from the Two Micron All Sky Survey, which is a joint project of the University of Massachusetts and the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center/California Institute of Technology,

of brave Banda Singh, put to death many tyrant rulers, including Nazab Wazir Khan who was responsible for putting to death the two younger sons of Guru Gobind Singh in a most in human manner. Cruel rulers and their associates were singled out systematically, picked up and punished for their crimes against humanity. Banda Singh captured large part of Punjab and established sikh rule there. He minted coins in the name of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and Guru Gobing Singh ji, In the meantime, Faruksaiyar became the Emperor at Delhi. He was angered by the defeat of Mughtal forces at the hands of Banda Singh everywhere. He sent a large force from Delhi and mobilised forces from eleswhere in Punjab to defeat and capture Baba Banda Singh. The Sikh forceswere ultimately beseiged by overwhelming number of Mughal forces in the fortess of Gurdas Nangal. The Sikhs fought valiantly under the leadership of Baba Banda Singh inflicting heavy casualties on the Moghul army. However, due to prolonged encircling of the fortess by superior number of forces, the Sikh forces were left with no rations. They were forced to eat tree leaves to sustain themselves. Due to this, they became too weak to fight the enemy. Ultimately, the brave Sikh general Baba Banda Singh Bahadur was arrested along with seven hundred Sikh soldiers and brought to Delhi, where they were mounted on ponies, insulted and paraded in the Bazars of Delhi. The Sikhs were offered amnesty if they accepted conversion to Islam. Not one among them accepted this offer of

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deputy, all stemming from a stand-off with police at his rural property. This appeal is from appellant's trial for the first deputy's death. The evidence showed that at about 3:00 p.m. on May 17, 2007, Fran Nicholson called the Henderson County 911 dispatcher and said that appellant, her neighbor, was shooting a handgun at his wife, who was close to the road. Mrs. Nicholson was worried because the school bus was about to drop off her granddaughter near where appellant was shooting. After the first shot, Mrs. Nicholson heard one or two more, and she saw appellant's wife, Candis, walking down the easement. Candis and appellant were screaming at each other. Deputies Billy Jack Valentine, Duane Sanders, and Eric Ward responded to the "domestic violence-gunshot" dispatch call. (3) All three were inuniform, wearing badges, and driving marked patrol cars or trucks. Appellant's two-acre property was surrounded by pipe fencing, (4) so Deputies Valentine and Sanders hopped over the fence to talk to the couple who were still standing near the road. (5) Candis, who was described as being "slow," walked "right up directly in [Deputy Sanders's] face." She was angry and said he had no business being on their property. "We're just having a spat." Appellant, however, was calm, polite, and friendly. He explained that Candis had been sexually assaulted and he was mad about it. Appellant told Deputy Valentine that he did not know who had called the police, but he "guessed" that Candis had. Valentine assured appellant that he was just trying to do his job and figure out

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After the bat broke, Foster forced part of it into Simmons's rectum. During the attack, Simmons's young child and two other children were sleeping in another room of the apartment. Williams, Williams's boyfriend, and a friend of Foster were also in an adjoining room during the beating. From there they could hear Simmons's screams and they periodically witnessed portions of the two-hour attack. They were also the audience for Foster's vaunts about how far he had inserted the bat into Simmons's rectum. He showed them a piece of the bat and said "look at how much the bitch took." 3 After hearing Foster's boasts, Williams went to assist Simmons and found her breathingirregularly and suffering a seizure. Although Williams told Foster that Simmons desperately needed medical attention, Foster responded that Simmons was drunk and she just needed to sleep it off. Foster then departed for a local tavern; when he returned about twenty minutes later, Simmons was dead. Not surprisingly, the coroner found that both of Simmons's lungs were collapsed and that she suffered blunt trauma injuries on her head, chest, abdomen, and legs, as well as lacerations on her anus and liver. He determined that her death was caused by multiple blunt trauma, which resulted in swelling of the brain and internal hemorrhage of the liver. Foster eventually confessed to beating Simmons

of the iconic level into the written level as "the anaphoric of language, given either at the maximum degree ('this' tailored suit, 'the' Shetland dress) or at degree zero ('a rose stuck into a belt')." In chapter II of the same book, Barthes arrived to the conclusion that it would be possible to describe two "commutative" classes in the structure of fashion–communication135. The pair; "clothing" and the "world" constitute the first and the relation between "raincoat" and "rain" can illustrate it. The relation of the pair "clothing" and "fashion" constitutes the second "commutative" class. This last pair is connected through "purely conventional conformity". The common element of those two pairs is "clothing" as an ontical level of fashion and as a reference to the materiality of the realof meaning and synapsing, it is important to remember the distinction between the meaning of a message or communicative act, and the intention of it. "Meaning" in our analysis will refer to a dictionary and to a list of synonyms; it is the consequence of facts of knowledge and never an act of intention. While to "mean" is to be in acedia, "to intend" on the other hand, is always pure acting (mental or not) directed to produce some results. Intending is an act –an acting, or praxis– "mental" or "material"; as in "thinking", "loving", "imagining", but also in "working", "painting" and "performing". 190 Figure 50: Giuliano and Lorenzo, meaning vs. sense We will use the term "meaning" as a consequence of intentionality, and the term "senseful" as

SHE ALWAYS DOES IN OUR BOARD CHAIR RAISED THE ISSUE, AS SHE ALWAYS DOES IN TERMS OF LEADING THIS BOARD, AS ISSUE, AS SHE ALWAYS DOES IN TERMS OF LEADING THIS BOARD, AS RELATES TO CRITICAL ISSUES TERMS OF LEADING THIS BOARD, AS RELATES TO CRITICAL ISSUES AROUND THE CONTRACT. RELATES TO CRITICAL ISSUES AROUND THE CONTRACT. AND IT WAS REVEALED THAT THE AROUND THE CONTRACT. AND IT WAS REVEALED THAT THE CONTRACT HAD NOT BEEN FULLY AND IT WAS REVEALED THAT THE CONTRACT HAD NOT BEEN FULLY EXECUTED DESPITE THE FACT THAT CONTRACT HAD NOT BEEN FULLY EXECUTED DESPITE THE FACT THAT THEY HAD AM COME IN WITH A EXECUTED DESPITE THE FACT THAT THEY HAD AM COME IN WITH A TRANSITIONAL PLAN, THEY PROVIDED THEY HAD AM COME IN WITH A TRANSITIONAL PLAN, THEY PROVIDED TRAINING, THEY PROVIDED ACCESS TRANSITIONAL PLAN, THEY PROVIDED TRAINING, THEY PROVIDED ACCESS TO THE CURRICULUM, ET CETERA. TRAINING, THEY PROVIDED ACCESS TO THETHAT AND BECAUSE THIS WAS NOT BROUGHT TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL, THAT VETTING PROCESS DID NOT TAKE TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL, THAT VETTING PROCESS DID NOT TAKE PLACE. VETTING PROCESS DID NOT TAKE PLACE. AS RELATES TO THE PLACE. AS RELATES TO THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY AS RELATES TO THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT, HE IS THE C.E.O. OF THE SUPERINTENDENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR IT, HE IS THE C.E.O. OF THE MIAMI DATE PUBLIC SCHOOL, IS HE FOR IT, HE IS THE C.E.O. OF THE MIAMI DATE PUBLIC SCHOOL, IS HE IN CHARGE OF THE DAY TO DAY MIAMI DATE PUBLIC SCHOOL, IS HE IN CHARGE OF THE DAY TO DAY OPERATIONS OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN CHARGE OF THE DAY TO DAY OPERATIONS OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND WHERE HE MAKES OPERATIONS OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND WHERE HE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD, IT AND WHERE HE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD, IT OUR OBLIGATION AND OPPORTUNITY RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE

moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkynylsulphonylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a sulphonyl moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkylsulphurylalkylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a sulphuryl (xe2x80x94S(O)2xe2x80x94) moiety between two adjacent carbons. The term xe2x80x9calkenylsulphurylalkenylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a sulphuryl group between two adjacent carbons. The term xe2x80x9calkynylsulphurylalkynylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a sulphuryl group between two adjacent carbon atoms. The term xe2x80x9calkylthiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a sulphydryl (xe2x80x94SH) moiety on a terminal carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkenylthiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a sulphydryl group on a terminal carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkynylthiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a sulphydryl group on a terminal carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkylthionylalkylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a thionyl (xe2x80x94S(xe2x95x90O)xe2x80x94 orsulphoxide) moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. The term xe2x80x9calkenylthionylalkenylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a thionyl moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. The term xe2x80x9calkynylthionylalkynylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a thionyl moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. The term xe2x80x9calkylureaxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with an ureido (xe2x80x94NHxe2x80x94C(xe2x95x90O)xe2x80x94NHxe2x80x94) moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. The term xe2x80x9calkenylureaxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a ureido moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. Preferably the ureido moiety is not adjacent to a double bond. The term xe2x80x9calkynylureaxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with an ureido moiety between two adjacent carbon atoms. Preferably the ureido moiety is not adjacent to a triple bond. The term xe2x80x9caminoalkylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with an amino (NH2) group. The

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Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 9: 1-20. Lippert-Rasmussen, Kasper. 2013. "Who Can I Blame?" in Kühler and Jelinek, eds., Autonomy and the Self. Dordrecht: Springer, pp. 295-315. McKenna, Michael. 2012. Conversation and Responsibility, New York: Oxford University Press. McKiernan, Amy L. 2016. "Standing Conditions and Blame," Southwest Philosophy Review 32: 145 – 151. Radzik, Linda. 2011. "On Minding Your Own Business: Differentiating Accountability Relations within the Moral Community," Social Theory and Practice 37: 574-598. Radzik, Linda. 2012. "On the Virtue of Minding Our Own Business," Journal of Value Inquiry 46: 173 – 182. Smilansky, Saul. 2006. "The Paradox of Moral Complaint," Utilitas 18: 284 – 290. Smith, Angela. 2007. "On Being Responsible and Holding Responsible," The Journal of Ethics 2: 465-484. Strawson, P. F. 1962. "Freedom andResentment," Proceedings of the British Academy, 48: 1– 25, as reprinted in Gary Watson (ed.), Free Will, 2nd ed., Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2003. 37 Tadros, Victor. 2009. "Poverty and Criminal Responsibility", The Journal of Value Inquiry 43: 391-413. Todd, Patrick. 2012. "Manipulation and Moral Standing: An Argument for Incompatibilism," Philosophers Imprint 12 (7): 1 – 18. Tognazzini, Neal. "On Losing One's Moral Voice," manuscript, Western Washington University. Neal A. Tognazzini and Justin D. Coates. 2014. "Blame," The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2014 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2014/entries/blame/. Wallace, R. Jay. 2010. "Hypocrisy, Moral Address, and the Equal Standing of Persons," Philosophy & Public Affairs 38: 307-341. Watson, Gary. 2013. "Standing in Judgment," in Coates & Tognazzini 2013, pp. 282302 . Watson, Gary. 2015.

formal assessment reflecting his conclusions about the Revolution in Military Affairs. Marshall preferred that term to the Russians’ “military-technical revolution,” because he believed that technology only partly accounted for such bursts of progress. The other critical element was a military’s adoption of entirely new operational concepts, organizational structures, and doctrines. For instance, the French and British had radios, tanks, and airplanes in 1940, but Germany put them to novel use. Marshall wrote that new ideas had to be tested, even if most of them failed. Perhaps most important, the Pentagon needed to stop depending exclusively on the big-ticket weapons that devoured defense dollars and perpetuated the status quo. Marshall’s assessment came just as the national-security establishment was trying to define America’s posture in a world without a Soviet counterweight.Some, including the first President Bush, Brent Scowcroft, his national-security adviser, and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Colin Powell, were avowed “realists,” who believed that America’s role was to be part of a new world order, with the emphasis on order. But others believed that the U.S. should embrace and, if possible, enhance its position as the world’s sole superpower. Bush’s Secretary of Defense, Dick Cheney, was inclined to this view, as was his top policy official, Paul Wolfowitz, who argued emphatically that the United States should strengthen its military superiority so that potential rivals would have no hope of catching up. Marshall’s Revolution in Military Affairs offered a means to achieve that goal, and both Cheney and Wolfowitz became converts. There were also converts

nuclear deal, he might consider: If he could negotiate an identical deal with Kim Jong Un, it would astonish the world and win him the Nobel Peace Prize. For Iran has no nuclear bomb or ICBM and has never tested either. It has never … That the Trump presidency is bedeviled is undeniable. As President Donald Trump flew off for August at his Jersey club, there came word that Special Counsel Robert Mueller III had impaneled a grand jury and subpoenas were going out to Trump family and campaign associates. The jurors will be drawn … On May 22, Salman Abedi, 22, waiting at the entrance of the Arianna Grande pop concert in Manchester, blew himself up, killing almost two dozen people, among them parents waiting to pick up theirIkegwuonu trial on hold SYCAMORE – The trial for NFL football player Jack Ikegwuonu was put on hold Tuesday, to allow prosecutors time to call an out-of-state witness to the stand. Ikegwuonu, 23, faces charges of residential burglary and criminal trespassing for what police and prosecutors say was a home invasion in November 2006. His trial began Monday but was granted a recess Tuesday until next week, when a former tenant of the townhouse in question should arrive from California to testify, DeKalb County Assistant State’s Attorney Victor Escarcida said. Charges stem from Nov. 26, 2006, when Jack Ikegwuonu, a defensive back who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles, was in town from Wisconsin visiting his twin brother, Bill. Prosecutors have said the two broke into a townhouse rented by Safyian Baba in

sex. In many of her works, the subjects are black women with obscured faces, causing a denial of gaze and the interaction associated with visual exchange. Simpson's use of "turned-back figures" was used to not only "refuse the gaze" but to also "to deny any presumed access to the sitter's personality, and to refute both the classificatory drives and emotional projections typically satisfied by photographic portraiture of black subjects." It has also been suggested that these figures "stand for a generation's mode of looking and questioning photographic representation" Through repetitive use of the same portrait combined with graphic text, her "anti-portraits" have a sense of scientific classification, addressing the cultural associations of black bodies. In a 2003 video installation, Corridor, Simpson sets two women side-by-side; a household servant from2013, which traveled to the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in 2014). Publications Simon, Joan. "Lorna Simpson." New York: Prestel Publishing, 2013. Print. External links Lorna Simpson - Official website Lorna Simpson on MoMA Learning Lorna Simpson on artnet Lorna Simpson – Exhibitions listed on kunstaspekte Lorna Simpson – Vimeo account Lorna Simpson in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, MN Further reading Brockington, Horace. "Logical Anonymity: Lorna Simpson, Steve McQueen, Stan Douglas." International Review of African American Art 15 No. 3 (1998): 20–29. Simpson, Lorna; Rogers, Sarah J. Lorna Simpson: Interior/Exterior, Full/Empty, Wexner Center for the Visual Arts 1998, References Category:1960 births Category:Living people Category:African-American photographers Category:African-American contemporary artists Category:American women photographers Category:American women printmakers Category:People from Brooklyn Category:High School of Art and Design alumni Category:20th-century American printmakers Category:20th-century American photographers Category:21st-century American photographers Category:20th-century American women artists Category:21st-century American women artists Category:Black Women

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