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protests, saying the president's pledge was insufficient and chanting: "We will not leave!" On Wednesday, thousands of supporters of President Mubarak arrived in buses and surged into the square, dismantling barricades. "Let the man (Mubarak) take care of you until his time is up," Mohamed Shafik, 51, told Reuters news agency. "Mubarak wants stability and we want stability as well." One anti-government protester told the BBC that pro-Mubarak activists had initiated the violence. "They started throwing stones at us," the man, named as Zaccaria, said. "Then some of us started throwing stones at them and then we chased them out of the square. They returned once again with the horses and the whips and the thugs." Opposition supporters say many in the pro-government camp were paid by the authorities to demonstrate, and allowedinto the square by the troops surrounding it. Repeated bursts of gunfire have been heard. Some reports say troops fired warning shots to disperse the crowds. Ibrahim Zadran, co-ordinator of the opposition National Association for Change, told the BBC that some pro-government activists had used firearms and shot 15 protesters. BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen, who has been to Tahrir Square, said he had seen people with nasty wounds. Egyptian Health Minister Ahmed Sameh Farid told the Associated Press news agency a member of the security forces died when he fell off a bridge. Two other people died from unspecified wounds in hospital, he added. It was not clear whether they were critics or supporters of Mr Mubarak. As darkness fell, people were seen throwing rocks and petrol bombs from rooftops on to

agency KCNA, saying Mr Trump had “entered the path of open threat and blackmail against the DPRK”. “The army and people of the DPRK will as ever courageously counter those who encroach upon the dignity and sovereignty of the DPRK and will always mercilessly ravage all provocative options of the US with Korean-style toughest counteraction.” North Korea has continued its weapons testing in recent months, despite warnings from Mr Trump and other world leaders. Pyongyang tested two ballistic missiles in the last year, and claims it is close to developing an intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear warhead that could reach the US. Officials expect North Korea to launch another major test on Saturday, as part of the “Day of the Sun”, the 105th anniversary of the birth of state founder Kimoverall, but can be great for a company's short-term profits and that's what the stock market cares about. The stock market got off to an impressive start... Another record today... A day for the record books on Wall Street... The US economy charges ahead and so do the bulls on Wall Street. This was a big day on Wall Street... The S&P 500 has raced out to a new all-time high. [narrator] As the stock market has grown, so have CEO paychecks. In 1973, the average CEO made about 22 times more than the average worker. By 2016, it was 271 times more. And as the stock market has grown bigger, fewer Americans have benefited. The share of Americans invested in the stock market is at its lowest point in 20 years, as the middle class dropped out. Portuguese: Está ameaçando seriamente a habilidade das corporações de buscar os tipos de projetos que levam à sustentabilidade corporativa e crescimento

curator) Andrew Ousley staked the claim that the Canadian violinist Lara St. John was a "force of nature." The violinist, in concert with her performing partner Matthew Herskowitz, was offering something special in the house of the dead. The program was Lavuta an hourlong mixtape of fiddle tunes and folk-inspired music from Eastern Europe, covering a vast triangle of land from Moscow to Jerusalem to Budapest. There is no question that the Canadian conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin is the big man on the New York classical music scene at the moment. The music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra was in town with his troops on Tuesday night, for his first Carnegie Hall appearance since being appointed the music director of the Metropolitan Opera. Translate Share My Blog! Critical Thinking in the Cheap Seats SinceWhen Frank Sinatra sang “New York, New York,” he may have been on to something. A movement is afoot to split New York into two regions — upstate and downstate — to acknowledge the gaping philosophical differences and improve representation. “I’ve lived in New York all my life, and upstate and downstate have two different philosophies of life,” said John Bergener, an Albany County resident and organizer of the two New Yorks effort. “And it seems like they’re always in conflict.” Campaigns for “secession” or a 51st state have been on the rise since the 2012 presidential election — see California, Colorado and Maryland — but the New York movement has a twist. Instead of splitting New York into two distinct states, advocates want one state controlled by two autonomous regional governments. The

point of error is overruled. In his nineteenth point of error appellant contends the "trial court erred in restricting appellant's voir dire examination of prospective Juror Eugene Jones...." Phillip Eugene Jones, a Baptist, was a homicide investigator for the Dallas Police Department who had studied law and who once desired to be an attorney. He was a frequent witness in both civil and criminal cases, having testified in 25 cases in the last six months. He could not recall any facts about the instant Tarrant County case. Appellant's counsel expressed his concern to Jones at the outset of his interrogation of the juror that Jones was a police officer and worked homicide cases. Jones thereafter was interrogated about many matters. Jones told appellant's counsel he could conceive of a "no" voteas a juror without any objection as to restriction on voir dire examination and requesting additional interrogation. The point of error is overruled. Appellant's penultimate point of error contends the court erred in restricting his voir dire examination of prospective juror Karla Arndorfer. Appellant on appeal appears to argue that the restriction denied him the intelligent use of his peremptory challenges, that the questions were proper, and the court abused its discretion. We find, as the State urges, that no objection was made on this basis or on the restriction of voir dire examination at the time. Nothing is presented for appellate review. Appellant argues that the court would not permit him to ask Arndorfer if she would consider defense counsel's argument "against the death penalty" as well as defensive evidence

want to be seen as being part of anything too “political.” As a creature of his generation, his class, the Marines and the Justice Department, being political surely goes against every instinct he has. But there is another ideal that men like Mr. Mueller and Mr. Kerry were raised to uphold: the willingness to stand up to the dark impulses of the moment. There is a story, first reported by Jane Mayer in The New Yorker, that illustrates the mind-set perfectly. Shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks, in the face of all the hysteria, precious few lawyers were willing to defend suspected terrorists. At a Washington dinner party, guests began to turn on Tom Wilner, a corporate lawyer who was at the time defending a Guantánamo detainee.Railway Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad (Soo Line) Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway Minnesota and International Railway Mississippi Central Railroad Missouri and Arkansas Railway Missouri-Illinois Railroad Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad (Katy) Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad of Texas Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway of Texas Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad Missouri and North Arkansas Railway Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Missouri Pacific Railroad Missouri Pacific Railway Mobile and Ohio Railroad Monon Railroad Monongahela Railroad Monongahela Railway Montour Railroad Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) Nevada Northern Railway New Jersey and New York Railroad New Orleans Great Northern Railroad New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railroad New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railway New York Central Railroad New York Central and Hudson River Railroad New York,

is responsible for the reaction and knows that it is related to the vision they witnessed during the Fortune Cup. Leo goes in search of her for her aid in fighting the Dark Signers, but he, along with Luna are kidnapped by Divine. Whilst looking for Divine, who had gotten involved in a duel against Carly, she encounters Misty, who reveals herself as a Dark Signer. She challenges Aki to a duel for revenge. Dragon Mark:Aki's Birthmark allows her to make any damage done in a duel to her opponent real. So this is why she caused accidents when dueling because she didn't know how to maintain the power. She wears a hairband to keep these powers under control. When Leo and Dexter decide to challenge the Black Rose Witch to a duel, Aki first sees Yusei Fudo and his Dragon'sBirthmark. She expressed surprise to the fact that another individual also possesses such a birthmark. She notes it as a "wretched mark" before she leaves from the scene. After meeting Yusei, Aki changes her outlook on the world. Since they haven't had a chance to talk, she sees Yusei as a challenge since she knows he possesses a mark similar to hers. In the semifinals, her opponent for the round was Kodo Kinomiya. Despite Kodo pushing her psychological limits, Aki still claims victory in the duel. Her dragon mark, the left claw, is revealed towards the end of the duel. Deck:Aki plays a Plant Deck that is "Black Rose" themed. Her cards consists of gaining control of her opponents' monsters and inflicting damage by card effects. It is also aimed at summoning her ace card "Black Rose Dragon", the monster that supposedly

to [sic] company policies" and referred to his "inability to commit to the managerial efforts directed by the parent corporation, covering up employee misconduct which required termination, and his failure to abide by previous commitments to his immediate supervisor with respect to team work and reorg[an]ization." The depositions betray a similar inability to settle on an explanation for Domnguez-Cruz's dismissal. At one point, Ovitt stated that "[t]he reason that he was terminated was because of his performance, it was performance issues." At another point, Ovitt acknowledged that he told "the employees of the corporation, other than the executive staff," that the dismissal was not related to performance. Later, he indicated that the plaintiff was fired because of "his refusal to take the direction that the company was going" and his insubordination. Finally, Ovitt referred to Domnguez-Cruz's failure to abideboth Puerto Rico and Costa Rica, the position in Costa Rica had not, as of the time of the depositions, been eliminated. The performance explanation also suffers from some deficiencies. At least one of the alleged violations of company policy upon which Suttle Caribe relies occurred approximately two years before Domnguez-Cruz was dismissed, and his 1993 evaluation, at roughly the same time, called him an outstanding employee. And there is at least some question whether Domnguez-Cruz was directly responsible for two of the alleged violations. Further, the fact that the other employees involved in some of these violations were not terminated may cast doubt on the veracity of this explanation. Finally, Domnguez-Cruz's record at the company may undermine the performance explanation. He had a strong record with the company, received a positive performance evaluation in 1993, was

when Gomez replied that he had towed the car back to its original location.           After Garcia spoke with Gomez, appellant traveled to Roxanna’s apartment and used Munoz’s vehicle to survey her apartment complex.  Appellant found the Cadillac parked at the complex.  Appellant returned to the hotel and picked up Garcia and Munoz.  The three of them then went to a “dope house” in the Manchester neighborhood of Houston where Garcia and appellant acquired an AK-47 assault rifle.   Garcia also carried a revolver during this episode.  Munoz then drove Garcia and appellant to Roxanna’s apartment.  The men tried to find the Cadillac but, unbeknownst to them, Roxanna had moved the Cadillac and was driving it to her boyfriend’s sister’s house.  She removed the Cadillac from her apartment because once she noticed the new rims on the Cadillac, she suspected therims might incite violence and she did not want to endanger her family by parking the Cadillac at the apartment.            Upon discovery that the Cadillac was not at the apartment, appellant called Roxanna asking that she return the rims.  Roxanna responded to appellant that he needed to call the Houston Police Auto Theft Division and obtain the rims from the police.  Appellant became upset and mentioned to Roxanna her apartment number.  Realizing that the caller knew where she lived, Roxanna became frightened and hung up to call 911.  Appellant called Roxanna again, and she again informed him that he needed to call the Auto Theft Division.            At this point, appellant used the AK-47 to shoot a full clip of ammunition into Roxanna’s apartment.  Appellant shot approximately 30 rounds. Garcia also fired shots with his revolver from inside the vehicle. 

he got out of the car and that the black male contacted Fuselier and told him if he told anyone about the murder he would kill him. The informant said Fuselier had not cooperated with the police because he also feared for his life. The informant's actual statement was later admitted into evidence and reflected the information in the officer's report. An anonymous 911 call identified the perpetrators as Fuselier and "a black from the west end of Port Arthur." Lieutenant Detective Marsh identified Byrd as the caller. In 1989, Irma Rios with the Texas Department of Public Safety crime lab was assigned to determine the presence and origin and type of blood on several pieces of evidence. Rios testified human blood was detected on the cement block but blood grouping resultswere inconclusive. She blood-typed the blood samples from the suspects. She sent the oral swabs from the victim to the Analytical Genetic Testing Center in Denver, Colorado, because the DPS crime lab did not have DNA testing capabilities. The case was resubmitted for DNA testing in 2000 after the DPS acquired DNA testing capability. In 2000, the DPS crime lab reports concluded LaRue was the source of the semen on an oral swab from the victim. Pentecost and LaRue were excluded from the contributors of the stain on the cigarette butt. LaRue could not be excluded as the contributor of two stains from Pentecost's fingernail samples. Two fingerprints were lifted from the door of the victim's residence, but neither matched any prints of the suspects.

net for his 17th goal of the season. During the interval Heart coach John Aloisi was barred from the sidelines for the second half after he argued about the call with the match officials. Substitute Mitchell Duke's 63rd-minute goal came after he had been on the ground for only two minutes before the Heart's best player on the night, Richard Garcia, scored ten minutes later. With the Heart eliminated from playoff contention and the Mariners unable to improve on second place after the Western Sydney Wanderers claimed the Premiers' Plate on Friday, both coaches rung the changes. Justin Pasfield retained his starting sport despite Mat Ryan's return from Australian duty as Graham Arnold made six outfield changes to a side looking towards their AFC Champions League fixtures against Guizhou Renhe. This saw BernieIbini, John Hutchinson, Nick Montgomery, Josh Rose and Trent Sainsbury all rested and Duke dropped to the bench First year coach Aloisi had Simon Colosimo return from suspension with Gerhardt back from international duty. Clint Bolton, as captain, and Ben Garrucio were elevated to the starting line-up. The Mariners dominated possession early but lacked their usual spark in attack. After a slow start the Heart sprung into action from the 25th minute with Garcia forcing Pasfield into two saves in three minutes. Shortly after that period of Heart dominance disaster struck with Gerhardt's lapse. A terrific run from Brad McDonald set-up McBreen who rounded Bolton before a desperate Colosimo saved the ball off the line. The subsequent rebound fell to Sterjovksi before Gerhardt intervened with referee Jared Gillett showing no hesitation in flashing

lava, Naruto swiftly saved Sasuke after discovering his ability to fly. Afterwards Naruto began fighting with Kaguya, giving Sasuke an opening to join in and strike. Ultimately, Sasuke's attack fails, and is forced out of his Susanoo. Falling into the ocean of lava once again, his [[Sword of Kusanagi (Sasuke Uchiha)|blade]] was incinerated in the lava. Sasuke manages to [[Amenotejikara|teleport]] himself to Naruto's location, and receives a [[Truth-Seeking Ball|platform]] to stand on from Naruto. + + [[File:Kaguya traps naruto and sasuke.png|thumb|left|Sasuke and Naruto frozen in ice before sealing Kaguya.]] + While Kaguya sneaks up behind them with tears in her eyes. [[Black Zetsu]] emerges from Kaguya, latches onto Naruto and Sasuke, and begins absorbing their power, while he also explains the history of Kaguya's defeat, his creation, and his attempt to revive Kaguya.Once Black Zetsu finishes his tale, Naruto manages to rip Black Zetsu off of himself and Sasuke, and the two shinobi prepare their counterattack. Sasuke and Naruto later discuss a counterattack plan, which gets put into action when the former uses [[Amaterasu]] on Kaguya, albeit she absorbs the attack and the latter uses the [[Sexy: Reverse Harem Technique|new technique]]. Ultimately, the plan is successful as Kaguya is distracted long enough to be punched by Naruto. Sasuke prepares to strike Kaguya with the Six Paths Yin Power while Naruto proceeds to strike Kaguya with the Six Paths Yang Power. However, the sealing attempt is unsuccessful as Kaguya shifts them to a different dimension and traps the two in a prison of ice. Sasuke uses [[Blaze Release: Kagutsuchi]] to free

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billboard.[1]  Roger observed that the pole was rotting, and the advertising on the billboards had not been changed since The Siblings had owned the property.  Sometime in April 2006, Roger, having concluded that the billboard was abandoned, had it removed.  In early April 2006, now aware of the sale of the real property, Texoma sent the annual rent check to The Siblings.  Texoma did not include a cover letter with, nor other explanation on, the check.  The check was sent to a post office box used by Hooten Financial Bookkeeping Services and Jackson Hewitt Tax Service, an accounting franchise owned by the Hootens.  Nathaniel Hooten testified that he received the check during tax season, thought it was for the payment of tax preparation services, and promptly deposited the check into a bank account owned by Big 5 Investments, LLC,the company that owned the Jackson Hewitt tax franchise.[2]  Nathaniel explained that, at the time he deposited the check, he was not aware the check was made out to The Siblings.[3]  The Siblings did not usually receive checks.  The check was not endorsed by The Siblings and was not deposited to The Siblings= account. Also during April 2006, Scott Walderzak, a Texoma employee, went to put a new advertisement on the billboard and discovered that it had been removed.  Walderzak then went to the Hooten=s tax office, which was located near the billboard.  The evidence is disputed with regard to the information given to Walderzak and Texoma about the removal of the billboard.  Walderzak testified that he spoke with Nathaniel, and Nathaniel  initially told him that the City had the billboard removed.  Walderzak then spoke with Roger Hooten, who allegedly told

admission confer- ences are supplemented by personal counseling between the students and the orientation instructor or Dean. Periodic checks are made on the student's class and laboratory work as well as the social adjustments involved. If results are not satisfactory immediate steps are taken to rectify the situation. 19 Recognition and Transfer Privileges Williamsport-Dickinson Junior College is a member of the American Association of Junior Colleges, is accredited by the Uni- versity Senate of the Methodist Church, the Pennsylvania State Council of Education, and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Graduates from the Junior College are accepted with advanced standing by the leading colleges and uni- versities to which they apply for admission and usually make high scholastic records. Individual cases naturally depend on the student's preparation, the calibre of his work and the course which he desires to pursue. Upon registering atWilliamsport-Dickinson the student should fully acquaint the Dean with his future plans so that credit requirements of the college to which he plans to go may be anticipated in advance. Junior College Curricula Williamsport-Dickinson offers instruction on the college level leading to degrees or diplomas in the following fields: Art Medical Secretarial Commercial Art Costume Design Illustration Interior Decoration Medicine Merchandising Ministry Commerce and Finance Dentistry Dramatics Engineering Music Organ Piano Public School Music Violin Voice Forestry Home Economics Homemaking Nursing Physical Education Secretarial Science Journalism Social Work Junior Engineering Law Stenography (Certificate) Liberal Arts Teaching Library Science Veterinary Medicine 20 I. Arts and Science. This course comprises the first two years of a standard four-year course in a senior college leading to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. II. General Course. This course is intended for students who do not look forward to a four-year college course or to advanced study. It provides the essential intellectual background of an educated person, and lays the foundations upon which may be built a solid structure of

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

facts may be helpful. The victim, a fifteen-year-old girl, was attacked while jogging, dragged off the path at knife point, and sexually assaulted. She could not see her attacker's face clearly because the man stayed behind her. After the attack, she called for help, went home, and put her clothes into her laundry hamper. A few hours later she took them out of the hamper, placed them in a bag, and gave the bag to her father. Her father locked the bag of clothes in his car until he gave them to the police as evidence three days later. Semen found on the victim's underwear matched appellant's DNA, which was already on file because appellant was under investigation for two similar attacks in which L.M. and M.B. were pulled771; Mayhue, 969 S.W.2d at 511. Admission of the Victim's Clothing Appellant next complains that his counsel should have objected to the admission of the victim's clothing, arguing that there was a gap in the chain of custody tag on the bag containing her underwear. Several witnesses from the Austin Police Department and the Department of Public Safety testified about the handling of the bag containing the victim's clothes. Detective Sharon Soliz testified that she obtained the clothes from the victim's father, placed each item in its own evidence bag, initialed and dated the chain of custody tags attached to each bag, placed the individual bags into a larger sack, then sealed, initialed, and dated the larger sack. When the clothes were received by the Department of Public Safety laboratory, the outer bag was sealed.

context, Kvapil was able to use his remarkable arsenal of interpretative strategies to convey the fluctuating harmonic colors and tender, almost tentative melodic lines with unforgettable, idyllic beauty. He then played selections from Chopin's Etudes op. 25, continuing to demonstrate the wide range of interpretative possibilities for this composer's works. In the past, Kvapil has played the entire set of twenty-four etudes in concert as a single massive work, in which each etude seemed to begin as the psychological culmination of the ones preceding it. In this recital, he began with the familiar Etude no. 1 of op. 25, supporting an impression of apparently effortless, impulsive lyric flight with a powerful, accurate technique which few pianists can attain. And this technique enabled him to convey the psychological force of the etudes which followed with overwhelming pianistic effect. The last three etudesIn addition, they are young enough to discover fresh delight in each performance. The March program opened with Haydn's String Quartet in g minor, op. 743, no. 3 (The Rider). This work displayed the ensemble's mastery of the Czech tradition to advantage. They played with a warm, rich sound, elegant phrasing, and scrupulous attention to nuance and dramatic effect. A notable sign of their expertise was the seamless, fluent handling of the transitions between musical sections. Polished, courtly decorum was leavened with dashes of wit, reflecting the often forgotten aristocratic atmosphere in which such works were first performed. In their performance of Janáček's first string quartet (Kreutzer Sonata), the ensemble not only showed a clear understanding of the composer's style and his historical significance, but also conveyed a passionate mood which matched well the association this work has with Tolstoy's short story

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prosecuted for Biko's death. Two weeks after the funeral, the government banned all Black Consciousness organisations, including the BCP, which had its assets seized.Both domestic and international pressure called for a public inquest to be held, to which the government agreed. It began in Pretoria's Old Synagogue courthouse in November 1977, and lasted for three weeks. Both the running of the inquest and the quality of evidence submitted came in for extensive criticism. An observer from the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law stated that the affidavit's statements were "sometimes redundant, sometimes inconsistent, frequently ambiguous"; David Napley described the police investigation of the incident as "perfunctory in the extreme". The security forces alleged that Biko had acted aggressively and had sustained his injuries in a scuffle, in which he had banged his head against the cell wall. The presiding magistrate accepted the security forces' account of events and refusedto prosecute any of those involved.The verdict was treated with scepticism by much of the international media and the US Government led by President Jimmy Carter. On 2 February 1978, based on the evidence given at the inquest, the attorney general of the Eastern Cape stated that he would not prosecute the officers. After the inquest, Biko's family brought a civil case against the state; at the advice of their lawyers, they agreed to a settlement of R65,000 (US$78,000) in July 1979. Shortly after the inquest, the South African Medical and Dental Council initiated proceedings against the medical professionals who had been entrusted with Biko's care; eight years later two of the medics were found guilty of improper conduct. The failure of the government-employed doctors to diagnose or treat Biko's injuries has been frequently cited as an example of a repressive state influencing medical practitioners' decisions, and Biko's

challenge to the jury’s finding focuses solely on cross-appellees’ alleged actions and statements relative to formation of the new corporation, Big Dog Strategic Consulting Group, Inc.  According to Brasch’s testimony, the parties agreed that Kirk, Lane, Brasch, and Floudas would be directors of the corporation and Brasch and Floudas would own fifty percent of the shares.  Big Dog Logistics attorney, William Underwood, offered his legal services to incorporate the new entity.  Brasch asked if he and Floudas needed their own attorney, but Underwood replied that was “not necessary” because forming a corporation was a routine matter.  Underwood formed the corporation with only himself, Kirk, and Lane as directors.  In July 2004, these three directors held shareholder and director meetings in Cancun without notifying Brasch and Floudas.  When Brasch asked Underwood about the exclusion of Brasch and Floudas as directors, Underwood repliedthat there had been a mistake and he would correct the problem through the Secretary of State.  Underwood, Kirk, and Lane then represented to Brasch and Floudas that the changes had been made.  Brasch subsequently learned through his own research that the Secretary of State had rejected the changes because of a failure to follow proper procedures.  As of trial, its records still showed only Underwood, Kirk, and Lane as directors.  Further, Brasch suggested that Kirk and Lane did not account for some stock certificates of the new corporation and issued less total shares than agreed on, so they could potentially issue more shares and make themselves majority shareholders, thus diluting the shares already issued to Brasch and Floudas. Cross-appellants contend that cross-appellees, through these actions, prevented Brasch and Floudas from being directors and equal shareholders so cross-appellees could

in a specific age range known as? "Full House" "The Wonder Years" "Thirtysomething" "Modern Family" The American television drama encapsulates the life of a group of friends in their thirties living in Philadelphia. It captures their struggles as adults raising their children. The show premiered in 1987 and was later canceled in 1991 because of low ratings. ABC via youtube What's the name of this '80s show about a secret agent? "Miami Vice" "Moonlighting" "Hill Street Blues" "MacGyver" Angus "Mac" MacGyver is a genius and resourceful secret agent. He is able to utilize everyday objects to quickly diffuse criminal situations. His ingenuity usually comes as a surprise to criminals, as they would underestimate him. The series debuted in 1985. NBC via youtube What do you think the name of this show, based on people who seek justice, is? "L.A. Law" "Murder, She Wrote" "Cagney &Lacey" Dexter This legal drama based on an LA law firm was created by Stephen Bochco and Terry Louise Fisher. The court cases depicted on the show were usually current topics and included cases of domestic violence, gay rights and racism. The series debuted on NBS on September 15, 1986. BBC via youtube What was this story's name, which is set during the Middle Ages? "Dynasty" "The Pillars of the Earth" "Cadfael" "Blackadder" The British series debuted on BBC in 1983. Set in England, during the Middle Ages, the comedic series focuses on Prince Edmund who calls himself the Black Adder and his attempts at dethroning his father. There were only six episodes in the series. NBC via youtube What show, set during a particular time of day, is pictured here? "The Arsenio Hall Show" "Late Night with David Letterman" "Geraldo" "Jimmy Kimmel

Implementing planetary protection measures on the Mars Science Laboratory. The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL), comprising a cruise stage; an aeroshell; an entry, descent, and landing system; and the radioisotope thermoelectric generator-powered Curiosity rover, made history with its unprecedented sky crane landing on Mars on August 6, 2012. The mission's primary science objective has been to explore the area surrounding Gale Crater and assess its habitability for past life. Because microbial contamination could profoundly impact the integrity of the mission and compliance with international treaty was required, planetary protection measures were implemented on MSL hardware to verify that bioburden levels complied with NASA regulations. By applying the proper antimicrobial countermeasures throughout all phases of assembly, the total bacterial endospore burden of MSL at the time of launch was kept toCitation Nr: 1736721 Decision Date: 08/31/17 Archive Date: 09/06/17 DOCKET NO. 10-21 000 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Seattle, Washington THE ISSUE Entitlement to service connection for bilateral hearing loss disability. REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: The American Legion WITNESS AT HEARING ON APPEAL Appellant ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD Thaddaeus J. Cox, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from August 1972 to October 1974. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from a February 2009 rating decision of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO), in Seattle, Washington. The Veteran testified before the undersigned Veterans Law Judge at a Board Hearing at the RO in September 2013. A transcript of that hearing is of record. In February 2014, the Board remanded this matter to the RO

be accepted, by people who regarded the supreme head of the church as being elsewhere, in Rome. Even so, despite these compromises, Elizabeth and her counselors were able to get their settlement through Parliament only by purging the House of Lords. They ruthlessly excluded many of the Catholic bishops in the end and they still got a majority of only three votes. They squeezed it through the House of Lords. Support in the commons was much stronger. So the Church of England was reestablished. English was Protestant again, sort of. It was a confessional state bound by an Act of Uniformity that the prayer book should be used throughout the kingdom, uniformity to the religion set down by the Queen in Parliament, what was often described as 'the religion by law established'. But that religion was less imposed by simple royal dictate than a reflection of what Elizabeth and her advisers had proved willing to settle for. There was no doubt thatEngland had turned in a broadly Protestant direction again, but there was also a lot of ambiguity about the nature and the extent of that Protestantism. Okay. Well, maybe Elizabeth and William Cecil and the other counselors got less than they originally intended, but they accepted it, and they could even use it to their advantage. It was perhaps no bad thing in the England of 1559 that the religious settlement contained a lot of ambiguity. Thirty years of religious flux had left the nation profoundly divided in matters of faith. No change during those thirty years had had time to put down deep roots. To some historians like Christopher Haigh most of the people remained, in the main, traditionalists in their religious beliefs. To other historians like Robert Whiting people had grown almost indifferent, acquiescing and conforming to change after change, but essentially guarded and unenthusiastic in their attitudes. But also, as you've seen in last week's reading, there was a third reading

15 the deck to issue medication” and “s[aw] [his] face.”  He also  submitted an HSR on January 13 and two more on January 15,  but did not receive face‐to‐face evaluations. Mr. Olden had a  dental appointment “sometime at the end of the month of Jan‐ 16 uary” 2014.  The dentist extracted a tooth, and Mr. Olden tes‐ 17 tified that the pain subsided.    John Saiger testified that a piece of his wisdom tooth broke  off on March 23, 2013. He submitted two successive HSRs, but  did not receive a face‐to‐face evaluation. Mr. Saiger then sub‐ mitted a grievance on June 5, noting that he had not received  an  evaluation.  In  response,  the that  time.  Mr.  Allen  was  pre‐ scribed—and subsequently received—ibuprofen and penicil‐ lin.  His  tooth  was  then  operated  upon  a  few  days  later,  on  May 23, 2013. Mr. Allen also testified that  he  experienced  a  separate dental issue in October 2013. He submitted an HSR  on October 28, received a face‐to‐face evaluation on October  29, and then visited the dental clinic on October 31.   Quentin  Scott  testified  that  he  submitted  an  HSR  com‐ plaining of tooth pain on August 6, 2013. That same day, he  had a face‐to‐face evaluation with a physician’s assistant who  prescribed aspirin and ibuprofen. Mr. Scott then saw a dentist  two  days  later,  on  August  8.  The  dentist  referred  him  to  Stroger  and  prescribed  antibiotics  and  pain  medication.  Mr. Scott  did  not  receive  the  medication  for  at  least  one  month. On November 5, 2013, Mr. Scott visited Stroger and  had x‐rays taken.  Mr. Scott did  not visit  Stroger again  until  March 28, 2014, when his teeth were extracted.   Stanford  Thompson  testified  that  he  chipped  his  tooth  during  lunch  sometime  in  August  2013  and  asked  a  correc‐ tions officer if he could be sent to a medical unit. The officer  refused  and  instead  told  Mr.  Thompson  to  fill  out  an  HSR.  Mr. Thompson submitted an HSR, but he did not receive an  evaluation. A few weeks later, Mr. Thompson visited the dis‐ pensary for an unrelated issue and informed the doctor of his  tooth pain. The doctor prescribed ibuprofen, but Mr. Thomp‐ son never received the medication. Mr. Thompson then filed  a grievance on August 27, 2013. He subsequently saw a den‐ tist  in  early  September,  who  prescribed  medication  (which  Mr. Thompson received) and informed him that he had been  “scheduled  to  get  the  tooth  pulled  …  September  19th.  But  when she s[aw] the state of it, … she was going to speed up  12 

office) at the court of Karl Eugen, Duke of Württemberg. Hegel's mother, Maria Magdalena Louisa (née Fromm), was the daughter of a lawyer at the High Court of Justice at the Württemberg court. She died of a "bilious fever" (Gallenfieber) when Hegel was thirteen. Hegel and his father also caught the disease, but they narrowly survived. Hegel had a sister, Christiane Luise (1773–1832); and a brother, Georg Ludwig (1776–1812), who was to perish as an officer in Napoleon's Russian campaign of 1812.At the age of three, he went to the German School. When he entered the Latin School two years later, he already knew the first declension, having been taught it by his mother. In 1776, he entered Stuttgart's gymnasium illustre and during his adolescence read voraciously, copying lengthy extracts in his diary. Authors he read include the poet Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock and writers associated with the Enlightenment,such as Christian Garve and Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. His studies at the Gymnasium were concluded with his Abiturrede ("graduation speech") entitled "The abortive state of art and scholarship in Turkey" ("den verkümmerten Zustand der Künste und Wissenschaften unter den Türken"). ==== Tübingen (1788–1793) ==== At the age of eighteen, Hegel entered the Tübinger Stift (a Protestant seminary attached to the University of Tübingen), where he had as roommates the poet and philosopher Friedrich Hölderlin and the philosopher-to-be Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling. Sharing a dislike for what they regarded as the restrictive environment of the Seminary, the three became close friends and mutually influenced each other's ideas. All greatly admired Hellenic civilization and Hegel additionally steeped himself in Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Lessing during this time. They watched the unfolding of the French Revolution with shared enthusiasm. Schelling and Hölderlin immersed themselves in theoretical debates on Kantian philosophy, from which Hegel remained aloof. Hegel

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In a few rare cases the religious stand of the nation remains ambiguous. States with a constitutionally endorsed religion largely base their choice on the demographics of the population or the historic legacy that has been handed down to them. Countries With State Religions Though there is no one clear definition of what constitutes a “state religion”, most countries which have adopted a religion, provide for certain privileges, and endorse the state sponsored advocacy of the religious tenets. There is also a compulsion to take up religious studies in most countries where a state religion has been acknowledged. Depending on the country and the religion, the legislature and judiciary make laws and adjudicate with deference to the religion’s ethical principles. In countries such as Finland the religious affiliations of thestate have tax implications as well. In the Maldives all citizens must be Sunni Muslim. Foreigners must practice their religion only in the privacy of their homes. The following is a list of nations which have officially adopted a religion or at least recognize a faith. Religion Type Countries Christianity Roman Catholicism Costa Rica Malta Monaco Vatican City Liechtenstein Protestantism Denmark Iceland Scotland Tuvalu Eastern Orthodox Church Greece Georgia Islam Bahrain Iraq Kuwait Yemen Sunni Afghanistan Algeria Bangladesh Brunei Comoros Egypt Jordan Libya Maldives Malaysia Mauritania Morocco Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Somalia Tunisia United Arab Emirates Shi'a Iran Sufi Somalia Ibadi Oman Buddhism Bhutan Cambodia Judaism Israel How Secular Is Secular? Secular states such as the communist nations could be atheistic. Alternatively, secular states may be more tolerant in their outlook, allowing citizens the freedom to choose any religion. A number of states have been secular since inception. Religious freedoms, equal opportunity to practice and preach a religion, and equality of all religious sects are the guarantees extended by these states. Historically, the evolution of a nation from being a religious state to

recent arrest of Gennady Korban, a supporter of Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, who has in turn repeatedly stood against the consolidation of power by Poroshenko. Addressing corruption in Ukraine, Bershidsky added that "Poroshenko's and Yatsenyuk's close allies are routinely named in connection with corrupt schemes involving Ukraine's customs service and state energy companies." Despite a "crack" in ties, Washington is "highly visible in the Ukrainian political process," Bershidsky said, adding that all the top level government nominations and dismissals are reportedly endorsed by US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt and even US Vice President Joe Biden. However, US efforts at the external management of Ukraine have largely failed, because "the grip of oligarchs and a corrupt bureaucracy on what's left of the Ukrainian economy has proven too strong, the schemes too entrenched," accordingwill,” the NY Times today reported on at least two shootings by the Kiev regime intended to prevent the Eastern Ukrainians from expressing their will: “A Ukrainian national guard unit known as the Dnepr Brigade appeared and broke up the voting [in Krasnoarmiysk]. Organizers grabbed the boxes of cast ballots and ran, presumably intending to count them later, and the soldiers took up positions in the City Hall building where a secessionist polling station had been operating on the steps.” “Ukrainian soldiers … fired into a crowd that was blocking national guard armored vehicles near the village of Baranikovka, the [Interfax] agency said; two people were wounded.” By preceding their facts about government violence with editorializing and lies directed against the voters and vote organizers, the Times broadcasts its role in

her second child, actress Spencer Grammer, who became a first time mum, and France's First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, who became a mum for the second time when baby Giulia was born. Reality TV star Tori Spelling took home baby number three, as did Jackass funnyman Johnny Knoxville. And Sex & the City beauty Kristin Davis, The Help actress Viola Davis and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation veteran Mariska Hargitay all adopted babies. But it wasn't such a happy month for rapper Rick Ross, who suffered two seizures on his way to a concert, or socialite Kim Kardashian who filed for divorce from husband Kris Humphries after just 72 days of marriage. In other news, Star Trek actor Zachary Quinto announced he was gay and troubled actress Lindsay Lohan had her probationrevoked after failing to complete her required community service hours. She also faced a limousine lawsuit for allegedly neglecting to pay a bill, her dad was arrested - twice, and she was served a lawsuit for reportedly attacking a Betty Ford Clinic employee during her stay there last year (10). Meanwhile, the stars came out to show their support for the Occupy Wall Street protests, which were originally launched in New York City in a bid to end corporate greed, and the world mourned the loss of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, British TV and radio personality Sir Jimmy Savile, The Charlie Daniels Band keyboard player Joel 'Taz' Digregorio, former Weezer star Mikey Welsh, veteran British actress Betty Driver, The Miracles guitarist Marv Tarplin, pianist Roger Williams and IndyCar driver

| Electric meter (amps) | meter_current | meter_current | Energy | Number | | Electric meter (kWh) | meter_kwh | meter_kwh | Energy | Number | ### Switch Switch the power on and off. The ```switch_binary``` channel is of type ```switch_binary``` and supports the ```Switch``` item and is in the ```Switch``` category. ### Scene Number Triggers when a scene button is pressed. The ```scene_number``` channel is of type ```scene_number``` and supports the ```Number``` item. ### Electric meter (volts) Indicates the instantaneous voltage. The ```meter_voltage``` channel is of type ```meter_voltage``` and supports the ```Number``` item and is in the ```Energy``` category. This is a read only channel so will only be updated following state changes from the device. ### Electric meter (watts) Indicates the instantaneous power consumption. The ```meter_watts``` channel is of type ```meter_watts``` and supports the ```Number``` item andPopular Property Type Midwestern University, IL Founded in 1900 as the American College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery by Dr. J. Martin Littlejohn, Midwestern University (MWU) has established itself as a leader in medical education, research and clinical practice. The university was originally situated in Hyde Park, Chicago, but moved to its current Illinois campus in suburban Downers Grove in 1986. This campus is comprised of four colleges including the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, the Chicago College of Pharmacy, the College of Health Sciences and the College of Dental Medicine-Illinois. In 1995, the university expanded with the purchase of a second campus in Glendale, Arizona, which mirrors the Downers Grove colleges with the addition of a College of Optometry. The Glendale campus also houses the Midwestern University Multispeciality Clinic, the Midwestern

234, 315 Summerhill, 148 Swanley, Richard, commodore, 75, 76 Swedish service, 303 Swilly, Lough and River, 21, 229 Swiney, Eugene, titular Bishop of Kilmore, 227 Synge, Edward, late Bishop of Cloyne, 162 Synnott, Colonel David, 199, 200 -- -- Oliver, 251 Taaffe, Theobald, Viscount, afterwards 1st Earl of Carlingford, 95, 96, 138, 152; defeated at Knocknanuss, 156-158, 160, 166, 204, 205, 207, 216, 251; nearly starved at Paris, 252, 254-256, 259 -- Lucas, 96, 201 Talbot, James, 78 -- Peter, 350 -- Richard, 195, 350; _see_ Tyrconnel -- Sir Robert, 50, 64, 111, 144, 233, 234 -- Thomas, 196 Stech (Fraunhofer IZI-BB, Potsdam--Golm, Germany) for the careful and critical revision of this manuscript. This research is supported by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF, KMU-Innovativ: Biotechnologie-BioChance, 031A511). Biographical Information ======================== Stefan Kubick gained his PhD in molecular biology and physiology from the University of Stuttgart--Hohenheim. In 2000 he moved to RiNA GmbH, Berlin, to work on the development and commercialization of novel solutions in the field of CFPS and labeling. His laboratory exploits CFPS as a versatile tool for functional genomics, for example, cell-free synthesis of membrane proteins and glycoproteins. S.K. is also a lecturer at the Free University of Berlin and the University of Potsdam. He is an affiliate of the Technical University of Berlin and Lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, Germany. Biographical Information ======================== Anne Zemella

state meanwhile expressed disappointment over the President’s speech missing out mention of former Prime Minister and JD-S leader H.D. Deve Gowda, while naming the former chief ministers from the state. Following the President’s speech, state JD-S chief H.D. Kumaraswamy was seen boycotting the photo session of the legislators with the President. The Chief Minister stated that it could have been “unintentional” that the name was not mentioned by the President. The ruling Congress began celebrating Tipu’s birth anniversary since 2015, which led to violent protests by right-wing organisations in the Mysore region and other parts of the state. Known as the ‘Tiger of Mysore’, Tipu Sultan ruled the Mysore kingdom from 1782-1799 succeeding his father Haider Ali.Indian police on Saturday announced arresting three Hydarabad youth for their alleged intention to join the so-called Islamic State (ISIL) from the international airport in Nagpur city in the state of Maharashtra. Indian news agency PTI quoted a high level official from the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad as saying that the squad, along with the Telangana Police, have arrested three young people while they were "allegedly" going to join ISIL. The unnamed official added that they have received intelligence about their intention to join the terror outfit. The police officer added that the three youth, who were reported missing from their hometown in the Humayun Nagar Gulshan Iqbal Colony in Hyderabad, reached Nagpur in a taxi and were planning to fly to Kashmir capital Srinagar. They were handed over to the Telangana Counter-Intelligence

contenders tried to become the new standard such as Mercurial and Bazaar. But the birth of GitHub would change all that. Again, another Rails-based start-up making the news. But the honeymoon is showing signs of reaching an end: prominent Ruby developer, Zed Shaw, loudly leaves the community by January. During this year we also had the cold war between Engine Yard's Merb framework and 37signals' Rails, resulting in the controversial Rails-Merb merge, placing another crack in the community. But we still had a lot of work to do, so we moved on. 2009: "there's an app for that!" Apple finally releases a proper native SDK. Developers start building a new generation of productivity apps and games. WebKit starts growing in market share. Apple solidifies the concept of aesthetic in software development and Rubyarticle RAYMOND, Wash. -- A sheriff's deputy who allegedly grew maniacal after his personal car was egged faces 11 criminal counts stemming from retribution he sought for the harmless prank. Pacific County Sheriff's Deputy Vance Johnson, 44, faces multiple charges of first-degree extortion, bribery and reckless endangerment in Lewis County Superior Court. If convicted he could be sentenced to more than ten years in prison. According to charging documents, Johnson was at his home in Pacific County near Raymond, Wash. on March 28 when a vehicle filled with teens drove by his house and threw a single egg at his personal Jeep. Johnson, outraged at the prank, jumped into his car and chased after the vehicle, court documents show, allegedly following close behind the car at speeds approaching 75 MPH. After a

petition to Reserve Circuit Court Judge  Barbara Kluka.  No. 17‐1790  5 On September 5, Judge Kluka was appointed by the Chief Jus‐ tice of Wisconsin to preside over the John Doe proceeding in  Milwaukee  County,  a  step  that  was  necessary  because  she  was a reserve judge. Judge Kluka authorized the commence‐ ment of the proceeding and entered the requested secrecy or‐ der. In July and August of 2013, the investigation expanded  into Columbia, Iowa,  Dodge, and  Dane counties,  leading to  the Chief Justice’s appointment of Schmitz as special prosecu‐ tor for the entire investigation.  While  presiding  over  the  John  Doe  proceedings,  Judge  Kluka issued search warrants for electronic records of Mac‐ Iver and other advocacy groups. MacIver alleges that in the  end  the  investigators  seized  nearly  five  years’  worth  of  its  stored  electronic  communications.  The  secrecy  orders  had  their intended effect: MacIver was not notified when the war‐ rants were executed.   The recipients of the subpoenas, however, obviously knew  that  something  was  afoot.  Some  of  them  filed  motions  to  quash their subpoenas in October 2013. Because of a conflict  of interest (unspecified), Judge Kluka recused herself from the  proceedings, which were reassigned to Judge Gregory Peter‐ son. On January 10, 2014, Judge Peterson granted the motions  to  quash.  He  concluded  that  the  targets  had  done  nothing  wrong,  as  Wisconsin  law  did  not  prohibit  coordination  be‐ tween  campaign  committees  and A Channel Manga Summary: 4-koma about the daily lives of Tooru who has just entered the same high school as her best and childhood friend Run-chan, who is now a second year, and her friends Yuuko-chan (whom Tooru bullies cause they meet under bad circumtances) & Nagi-chan (who watches). Included i... 4-koma about the daily lives of Tooru who has just entered the same high school as her best and childhood friend Run-chan, who is now a second year, and her friends Yuuko-chan (whom Tooru bullies cause they meet under bad circumtances) & Nagi-chan (who watches). Included is a side story called Days in Junior High School in volume four which tells how Run and Tooru met and their adventures in high school. Show less

is captured by the Germans. He is taken for interrogation to a mountaintop fortress and needs to be rescued by a team of Allied commandos before the Germans realize that he is in fact an impostor, a lookalike U.S. corporal named Cartwright Jones. Love and Death: 1975 Woody Allen satire on 19th-century Russian novels, set during the 1812 French invasion of Russia. A coward, Boris Grushenko (Allen), and his wife Sonja (Diane Keaton) decide to assassinate Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. A double of the Emperor is killed, and Allen's character is executed. In The Eagle Has Landed (1976), based on Jack Higgins's novel, German paratroopers attempt in 1943 to abduct Prime Minister Winston Churchill from an English village. It is revealed that it is actually a political decoy whoin. Television In the Inspector Morse two-part episode, "The Settling of the Sun" (1988), a Japanese summer student at Oxford University, Yukio Ley, and his double become victims of murders connected with revenge for Japanese World War II atrocities. The Lookalike (a made-for-TV thriller, 1990): A mentally disturbed woman is further tormented after discovering a girl who closely resembles her recently deceased daughter. The CBS television series of reality specials, I Get That a Lot (2009–13), poked fun at the concept of "celebrity lookalikes", featuring celebrities appearing in everyday situations, such as working as clerks at stores. When pegged as celebrities, they would simply state some variation of the titular phrase, "I get that a lot," pretending that they were ordinary individuals who had been mistaken for celebrities.

v. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Defendant - Appellee. Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, at Anderson. J. Michelle Childs, District Judge. (8:10-cv-03031-JMC) Submitted: October 18, 2011 Decided: November 8, 2011 Before NIEMEYER, SHEDD, and DIAZ, Circuit Judges. Affirmed by unpublished per curiam opinion. Adrian Charles Banks, Appellant Pro Se. James Emory Smith, Jr., Assistant Attorney General, Columbia, South Carolina, for Appellee. Unpublished opinions are not binding precedent in this circuit. PER CURIAM: Adrian Charles After resigning from Alamo Drafthouse for a second time, the former Birth.Movies.Death editor-in-chief is attempting a comeback. Devin Faraci has announced the launch of a new film website. Titled Cinema Sangha, the site is billed as “Film from an occasionally Buddhist perspective.” The former editor-in-chief of Alamo Drafthouse film and TV site Birth.Movies.Death, Faraci first left the company in late 2016 amid sexual assault allegations. Eleven months later, it was discovered that Drafthouse co-founder Tim League had quietly re-hired Faraci to work from home, after which Faraci promptly resigned again. The blog appears to have been live since last year, but freelance film writer Fred Topel discovered it Tuesday, tweeting: “Devin Faraci has a new website where he reviews films from a Buddhist perspective. On his About page he talks

exploration of the subject for both professionals and lay people, and includes a list or resources. Giller, Betsy, "All in the Family: Violence in the Jewish Home," in Jewish Women in Therapy, edited by Rachel Josefowitz Siegel and Ellen Cole, New York: Harrington Park Press, 1991, pp. 101-109. [also found as: Giller, Betsy, "All in the Family: Violence in the Jewish Home," Special Issue: Jewish Women in Therapy: Seen But Not Heard.Women and Therapy, 1990, Vol. 10 (4) p. 101-109.] Giller, Betsy and Ellen Goldsmith, All in the Family: A study of Intra-familial Violence in the Los Angeles Jewish Community, unpublished master's thesis, Hebrew Union College and University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1979. Gottlieb, Lynn, "A Public Recovery Ceremony for Women," and "A Public Recovery Ceremony for Men," in She Who Dwells Within: A Feminist Vision of a Renewed Judaism, Harper/SanFrancisco: 1995, pp. 221-223. Graetz, Naomi, "Rejection: A Rabbinic Response to Wife-Beating," in Gender and Judaism: The Transformation of Tradition, edited by T.M. Rudavsky, New York University Press: New York and London, 1995, pp 13-23. Graetz, Naomi, "The Haftorah Tradition and the Metaphoric Battering of Hosea's Wife," Conservative judaism, Fall, 1992, 45:1, 29-42. Also see responses to this article by Benjamin Scolnic, "Bible-Battering" in the same issue, 43-52, and David Blumenthal, "Who is Battering Whom", Conservative Judaism,Spring 1993, 45:3, 72-89. Guenther, Alan. "Neulander Gets Grant for Crime Victims," May 31, 1998. New Jersey News articles could be viewed by visiting their site and searching the archives for "Neulander." http://www.courierpostonline.com/. Rabbi Neulander is accused of murdering his wife. Linker, Jane, "Cat's Out of the Bag: Conference highlights response of Jewish community to child abuse," Jewish Week, New York, Nov. 1, 1996 also see "Feeling

Law & Order: UK In the city of London, where crime never sleeps, the team are faced with their toughest challenges yet as the acclaimed Law & Order UK returns for Series 2. The Crown Prosecution Service are still reeling in the aftermath.Citation Nr: 1546219 Decision Date: 10/30/15 Archive Date: 11/10/15 DOCKET NO. 05-29 968 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Hartford, Connecticut THE ISSUE Entitlement to a total disability rating for compensation purposes based on individual unemployability, to include on an extraschedular basis. REPRESENTATION Veteran represented by: Disabled American Veterans WITNESS AT HEARING ON APPEAL The Veteran ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD Jessica O'Connell, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from December 1958 to December 1962. This matter comes properly before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from a January 2005 rating decision issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in Hartford, Connecticut. REMAND The Board first considered the issue of entitlement to a total disability rating for compensation purposes based on individual unemployability (TDIU) in March 2008

majority ethnic Albanian authority in Pristina. Kosovo police said a hand grenade went off Friday in the crowd of about 1,000 Serbs protesting the opening of a civil registry office run by Pristina in the Serb-dominated part of Mitrovica. Shots also were heard at the gathering, and about 11 people were injured in the blast, police said. NATO-led peacekeepers and European Union officers were also deployed to the site. One man died during surgery for chest and heart injuries at a hospital in town, doctors said. They identified him as pediatrician Mensur Dzekovic, and said the others injured were being treated for shrapnel wounds to their limbs. "We were just standing there and all of the sudden we heard and felt the explosion," said wounded protester Zoran Rakic, according to Serbia's state-runTanjug news agency. "I was standing with my wife and felt the pain in my hand." Rakic was quoted as saying the protest had been peaceful until the blast. Authorities were still investigating the incident. Interior Minister Bajram Rexhepi blamed the blast on "careless armed Serb protesters," suggesting a grenade had detonated accidentally, but said Pristina would not back down from its plan to keep the office running, despite opposition from minority Serbs. The office gives out birth certificates and other documents, but is ignored by Serbs who treat the territory as part of Serbia. "We must insist that this office remains open," Rexhepi told the Cabinet in a televised meeting, adding that closing it "would send a bad signal" of Pristina's efforts to establish control in the north. Mitrovica - split

Image copyright Reuters Image caption Teaching was under way when the bomb went off Forty-eight people have been killed and 67 injured in a bomb explosion at an education centre in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, officials say. Police say a suicide bomber walked into the centre while teaching was under way and detonated his bomb belt. Many of those killed were teenagers who were getting extra tuition as they prepared for university entrance exams. In the northern province of Baghlan, an attack killed at least nine policemen and 35 soldiers, officials say. Taliban militants denied involvement in the Kabul attack, in a mostly Shia Muslim area. The Shia community in Afghanistan has been repeatedly targeted by Sunni Muslim extremists of the Islamic State group, which views the Shia practice of Islam as heretical. On the sameday, the Taliban said it could no longer guarantee safe passage for Red Cross staff working in Afghanistan, amid a row over the treatment of Taliban prisoners in a jail in Kabul. Who were the victims in Kabul? The attack on the education centre took place at about 16:00 local time (11:30 GMT). "We can confirm the attack was caused by a suicide bomber on foot. The bomber detonated himself inside the education centre," police spokesman Hashmat Stanikzai was quoted as saying by AFP news agency. Image copyright EPA Image caption The bombing comes at a time of renewed unrest in Afghanistan "Most of the boys at the educational centre have been killed," Sayed Ali, who witnessed the blast, was quoted as saying by Reuters news agency. "It was horrific and many of

Scholten 2 - 1 Steve Coote - Ricky Villanueva Bye Mark Dudbridge - Alan Warriner 1 - 2 Bob Anderson - Andy Jenkins 0 - 2 Lionel Sams - Darin Young 1 - 2 Darren Webster - Gerry Convery 0 - 2 Wes Newton - Wayne Mardle 1 - 2 Adrian Gray - Bruce Cottrell 2 - 0 John Kuczynski - Denis Ovens 1 - 2 Steve Beaton - Ronnie Baxter 0 - 2 Paul Williams - Dennis Smith 0 - 2 James Wade - Kevin Painter 1 - 2 Alex Roy - John Part 1 - 2 2nd round 1 July best of 5 sets best of 5 legs Kevin Painter - Peter Manley 3 - 0 Ronnie Baxter - Denis Ovens 3 - 2 Darin Young - Wayne Mardle 0 - 3 John Part - Adrian Gray 3 - 0 Phil Taylor - Alan Warriner 3 - 1 Steve Coote - Andy Jenkins 3 - 2 Richie Burnett - Dennis Priestley 3 - 1 By LIZ HULL and DANIEL BATES Last updated at 01:04 07 December 2007 The daughter of a British imam is living under police protection after receiving death threats from her father for converting to Christianity. The 31-year-old, whose father is the leader of a mosque in Lancashire, has moved house an astonishing 45 times after relatives pledged to hunt her down and kill her. The British-born university graduate, who uses the pseudonym Hannah for her own safety, said she renounced the Muslim faith to escape being forced into an arranged marriage when she was 16. She has been in hiding for more than a decade but called in police only a few months ago after receiving a text message from her brother. In it, he said he would not be held responsible for his

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2–0 victory, however he was later sent-off. Chesterfield successfully appealed against his dismissal and his ban was rescinded. On 7 February 2014, Brown linked up with Chester on an initial one-month loan deal, but remained there until the end of the season. On 13 May 2014, Chesterfield announced that Brown had been released. Career statistics A.  The "Other" column constitutes appearances and goals in the FA Trophy, Lancashire FA Challenge Trophy, Liverpool Senior Cup. References External links Category:1990 births Category:Living people Category:English footballers Category:Association football defenders Category:Chesterfield F.C. players Category:Northwich Victoria F.C. players Category:Marine F.C. players Category:Southport F.C. players Category:Chester F.C. players Category:F.C. Halifax Town players Category:English Football League players Category:National League (English football) players(AFP) - Two journalists who were detained by Iran last year have arrived back in Germany after being freed.Marcus Hellwig and Jens Koch, from Germany's Bild Newspaper, were held while interviewing the son of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, the woman sentenced to death by stoning for adultery.Germany's foreign minister travelled to Tehran on Saturday to bring them home.Earlier, a court commuted the 20-month jail term imposed on the journalists to a fine, which has been paid."I am very happy that Marcus Hellwig and Jens Koch are finally able to return to us in Germany as free people," German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Bild newspaper.'Listened and cried' Mr Koch's father, Andreas Hartmann, told the newspaper he was overjoyed."I think I did not say anything on the telephone, I just listened

San Francisco Bay Area. Born in Miami Beach, Florida, Rothenberg received his Bachelor of Arts in English at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Afterward, he moved to California in 1976, where he began “Shelldance Nursery”, an orchid and bromeliad nursery. In 1993 he received his MA in Poetics at New College of California. In 1989, Rothenberg and artist Nancy Davis began Big Bridge Press,[1] a fine print literary press, publishing works by Jim Harrison, Joanne Kyger, Allen Ginsberg, Philip Whalen and others. Rothenberg is editor of Big Bridge,[2] a webzine of poetry. Rothenberg is also co-editor and co-founder of Jack Magazine,[3] He is the editor of: Overtime, Selected Poems by Philip Whalen As Ever, Selected Poems by Joanne Kyger David’s Copy, Selected Poems by David Meltzer Way More West, SelectedPoems by Ed Dorn (Penguin, 2007) Collected Poems of Philip Whalen (Wesleyan University Press, 2007). Rothenberg’s poems have appeared in 88: A Journal of Contemporary American Poetry, First Intensity, Cortland Review, Golden Handcuffs Review, Exquisite Corpse, Zyzzyva, Mudlark,[4] Jacket, Rolling Stock, Sycamore Review, and other publications. His books include Unhurried Vision, Paris Journals, What The Fish Saw, Nightmare Of The Violins, Man/Woman w/Joanne Kyger, and Favorite Songs. In 1990 Rothenberg began writing songs. His songs have appeared in films by Hollywood Pictures, Shadowhunter and Black Day, Blue Night. youth worker that works with young people from everywhere, push for social inclusion and volunteering. .. active graffiti painter and word as a [dj] with the name Dzamski, specializing in psychedelic trance, dark forest, experimental and ambient sounds. Blogger, open for communication. #culture #art

of Eugene's melodious tableau is the Hi-Fi Music Hall, the McDonald Theatre, and the W.O.W. Hall. You can't discuss live music in Eugene without mentioning the Hult Center for the Performing Arts. Schools: University of Oregon Northwest Christian University New Hope Christian College Gutenberg College Top Venues: Cuthbert Amphitheater HiFi Music Hall Hult Center for the Performing Arts Jaqua Concert Hall Phish - Eugene, Oregon 10/17/14. Image from Trevor Bexon via Flickr.com ^ back to top Flagstaff, Arizona Flagstaff is home to three prominent and successful music festivals. “Flagstaff Hullabaloo” and the “Flagstaff Folk Festival” are held in June. “Pickin in the Pines” is typically scheduled for September. The Orpheum Theater opened in 1917 and routinely schedules regional and national artists. The Museum Club, The Green Room, and Hops on Birch also bring entertaining music acts to the “City of Seven Wonders.” Schools: NorthernArizona University Coconino Community College Top Venues: The Hive Museum Club Orpheum Theatre Pepsi Amphitheatre at Fort Tuthill Fort Wayne, Indiana Did mom and dad just send you a few bucks? Do you feel like spending it on live tunes? Then journey over to The Brass Rail at 1121 Broadway for rock, metal, and punk. Don't forget Skeletunes Lounge on West Main. The venue pairs live music with video games. For nationally recognized acts, there's the Embassy Theatre on West Jefferson Boulevard. The establishment is home to the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. If you're staying in Fort Wayne over the summer, be sure to catch an outdoor show at the Foellinger Theatre in Franke Park. Schools: Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne Concordia Theological Seminary Indiana Institute of Technology University of Saint Francis Top Venues: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Embassy Theatre Foellinger Theatre Headwaters

lunes, 26 de septiembre de 2011 Gale Harold - Charles Meade Gale Harold stars as Charles Meade, a powerful lawyer with a mysterious, and potentially dangerous, plan for the Circle, in The CW's new series, "The Secret Circle." Harold is a versatile actor hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. After attending the San Francisco Art Institute, Harold began studying acting at the suggestion of close friend, producer Susie Landau Finch. After four years of training and theater work, Harold was cast as Brian Kinney, the lead character of the series "Queer As Folk." The series ran for five years, and he has been working ever since. Harold has a vast array of stage credits including Tennessee Williams' "Suddenly Last Summer," opposite Carla Gugino and Blythe Danner for the Roundabout Theatre Company, Williams' "Orpheus Descending"at Theater/Theatre in which Harold's performance was called "brilliant" by the Los Angeles Times, and the play received the McCulloh Award For Revival from the Los Angeles Dramatic Critics Circle 2011. He has also performed in Austin Pendelton's "Uncle Bob" at the Soho Playhouse, Gillian Plowman's "Me And My Friend" at The Los Angeles Theatre Center, and various productions with A Noise Within Repertory Company. Harold recently had a recurring role on "Hellcats" and has recurred on Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning shows, including "Deadwood," "Desperate Housewives" and "Grey's Anatomy." He has made guest appearances on "The Unit," "Law and Order SVU" and "CSI: NY." Harold's film credits include "Wake," "Particles of Truth" (Tribeca Film Festival), "Rhinoceros Eyes" (Toronto Film Festival), "Fathers and Sons," "The Unseen" and "Falling For Grace." Along

herself, when rumors start flying about an affair between her and Mr. Mymer, her favorite art teacher, she is suddenly at the center of a scandal. The whole town is judging her—even her family. When Mr. Mymer is suspended, she has no choice but to break her silence. The question is, will anyone believe her? Ahmed is a boy living in a refugee camp in Lebanon and just one of many that had to flee his Palestinian homeland during the war. His circumstances do not keep him from dreaming of opportunities or returning home. The story of Ahmed is one that is relevant in today's world but takes place in 1948. Kyle Kingsbury is one of the most popular kids in school and spoiled by his rich father. But whenHoward Dean Faces Backlash Over Tweet on Neo-Nazis & Trump Voters 'Break Out the Therapy Llamas': Gutfeld Says Media's Anti-Trump Narratives 'Flunking the Reality Test' Martha MacCallum and Univision anchor Enrique Acevedo discussed the "caravan" of Honduran nationals transiting through Mexico toward the United States border. MacCallum said Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the caravan's actions a "deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and overwhelm our system." Former Mexican President Vicente Fox added that the Trump administration's actions toward illegal immigration have "killed" the "American dream." Acevedo said the caravan's plan "from the beginning" was not to cross into the United States. He said they would come to the border and instead take the legal step of claiming asylum. "We're not facing a national security crisis, we're facing a humanitarian crisis," he said. MacCallum responded by

Big results now CHF/TIKA : Community health fund DC : District council DHSB : District health service board DMO : District medical officer FGD : Focus group discussion HFGC : Health facility governing committee LGA : Local government authority MoHCDGEC : Ministry of health, community development, gender, elderly and children NBS : National bureau of statistics NHIF : National health insurance fund NIMR : National institute for medical research OOP : Out of pocket PORALG : President\'s Office -Regional Administration and Local Government WHO : World Health Organization We are grateful to God almighty for meeting our need during the process of preparing this Manuscript. We thank the regional and district authorities for the logistic support during our field visit. We are also very grateful to the communityPolitical science is dead in Uzbekistan, branded as an irrelevant, Western import. The discipline, a social science that entails the systematic study of political behavior, was killed off in late August by order of the Uzbek Education Ministry. In announcing the elimination of political science from university curriculums, Uzbek education officials said it "doesn’t follow a scientific method" and duplicates several other disciplines such as history, psychology, and sociology. Ultimately, the ministry determined that "the literature in this field is solely based on Western publications" and doesn't take into account "our own specific model of development, the Uzbek model." As a result, in its decree published just days before the academic year began, the Education Ministry ordered all political science textbooks and related literature to be removed from university libraries, and the

of Philadelphia is cutting them off. City officials are doing this despite a massive shortage of foster families in Philadelphia. The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which is representing the foster families, issued this summary of the case last week: In March 2018, the City of Philadelphia put out an urgent call for 300 new foster families. Despite the desperate need for homes for the 6,000 children in Philadelphia’s foster care system, the City then abruptly barred Catholic Social Services, one of the most successful foster agencies in the city, from placing any children. The City’s actions mean that foster homes are sitting empty and loving foster parents are unable to serve at-risk children, simply because the City disagrees with Catholic Social Services’ longstanding beliefs about marriage. Philadelphia will terminate itsDuring the last three months of 2015, Clinton raised just 18 percent of her campaign money from Web solicitations. In February, more than 50 percent was donated online for the first time, a trend campaign officials planned for and expect to continue during the primary season. AD Sanders's official campaign account has been outraising Clinton's in the past few months. The Vermont senator portrays himself as a populist, describing Clinton as a candidate more reliant on Wall Street and other interests. As Sanders's contribution and vote totals have risen, Clinton has kicked back at the caricature. AD “I’m very proud of the fact that we have more than 750,000 donors, and the vast majority of them are giving small contributions,” Clinton said at the most recent Democratic candidates debate. Last weekend, Clinton's digital

languages matter. They allow you to access the culture and riches of another country. Seeing what Berlin offers will inspire pupils when they're struggling with the trickier points of learning German Gavin Hunter teaches modern languages at Deans Community High School, Livingston, West Lothian. He was talking to Steven Hastings The details Berlin Aktuell is run by The National Centre for Languages (CILT), in association with the Goethe Institute. It's a five-day residential course in Berlin designed to deepen teachers' cultural understanding of the city. Cost (1,600 (approximately pound;1,088). Grants are available through the Comenius scheme. Share this Comments The guide by your side – ensuring you are always up to date with the latest in education. Get Tes magazine online and delivered to your door. Stay up to date with the latest research, teachertheir uncle, appellant, in Flower Mound, Texas. In December 2002, while K.A.=s family visited the Shooks for the holidays, appellant lay on the couch with K.A. and then allegedly rubbed her leg and moved his hand towards her inner thigh.  The next month, Kathy noticed that K.A.=s behavior changed.  K.A. withdrew from her friends, she did not want to participate in cheerleading or most sports, and her grades worsened.  K.A. also began to avoid the Shooks at family gatherings. In July 2003, K.A. and J.A. spent a week with the Shooks.  One night during this visit, appellant allegedly watched a pornographic video while he was alone with the girls.  Appellant allegedly put his fingers in K.A.=s mouth, got under a blanket with her, kissed her, lifted up her shirt, and licked and sucked on her breast.  Appellant also allegedly pulled K.A.=s panties down

Circuit Court of Warren County, Illinois. These plans were established and qualified under the provisions of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1984 ("ERISA"). Debtor appealed to the district court. The district court concluded that the bankruptcy court lacked subject matter jurisdiction over Debtor's motion, and it vacated the bankruptcy court's order. Debtor now appeals the district court's order. We affirm. Background 2 Debtor is a doctor who practiced through a professional corporation known as M & S Medical Center, S.C. ("M & S") located in Aledo, Illinois. On February 9, 1984, in a Warren County circuit court, the National Bank of Monmouth ("the Bank") obtained a judgment against Debtor for $150,145.53 plus court costs. On February 14, 1984, Debtor and M& S filed a petition for Chapter 11 relief under the United States Bankruptcy Code. A federal bankruptcy court consolidated Debtor's and M & S's cases and appointed a trustee in bankruptcy ("the trustee"), Marsha K. Newman. At the time Debtor filed his petition, Debtor and other M & S employees were vested participants in two ERISA-qualified deferred compensation plans, the M & S Pension Plan and the M & S Profit Sharing Plan ("the plans"). B.C. Christopher Securities ("Christopher"), a Kansas City brokerage firm, was custodian for the plans' funds. 3 On October 14, 1984, the trustee filed a complaint for turnover in federal bankruptcy court for the Central District of Illinois. The trustee wished to recover those assets of the plans which Christopher held.

vowed to fight against the MPRP while in the United States. Pet. Brief at 2. Purveegiin maintains he will face persecution if he is returned to Mongolia based on the political opinions and criticisms he expressed to MPRP members. Pet. Brief at 6. Purveegiin fears persecution because the MPRP has regained control of the Mongolian government and its members now occupy high positions within the Mongolian government. Pet. Brief at 8. Purveegiin further maintains that he will be arrested not for defaulting on the loan, but for expressing his political opinion against the MPRP. R. at 270-71. Purveegiin claims he will be "at risk from starvation within the Mongolian prison system." Pet. Brief at 6. He argues that he has established his fear of persecution is wellfounded because: (i)State and Amnesty International on Mongolia. Pet. Brief at 5; R. at 155-56, 197-98, 201. At the hearing, Purveegiin testified that the Mongolian Ambassador's son drugged him and stole his legal documents and bank card. R. at 233. Following this incident, Purveegiin became short-tempered and stopped attending art school. R. at 237-38. He also testified that his mail was opened at the United Nations Consulate, R. at 241, and that he suspected his telephone was wiretapped. R. at 245-46. Purveegiin testified that Mongolian Secret Service agents warned him he would be arrested for his anti-Communist remarks and for failing to pay the loan. R. 248-50, 251. He also testified that he received a threat of arrest from the Minister of Economy. R. at 251. Purveegiin described a letter he received

U.S. President in a private ceremony on Sunday, January 20, 2013, with the official public inauguration taking place the next day at the U.S. Capitol. (Jason Reed/Reuters) The Darkroom offers Facebook and WordPress commenting in the hopes of fostering constructive conversation among our users. Please abide by our Terms of Service when commenting on the site. Categories ABOUT THE DARKROOM The Darkroom, the photography and video blog of The Baltimore Sun, shines a light on visually captivating stories of our past and present. It showcases the exciting work of our staff, offers tips in the craft, and highlights the emerging community of independent media makers. We want your feedback – please contact us with suggestions and ideas. Recent Comments neha verma: Hello Jerry what a nice blog that gives information about Ta…Anti-whaling activist group Sea Shepherd claims two of its boats have been rammed by a Japanese ship in Australian Antarctic waters. Activists say the attacks happened after they were ordered to leave the area by one of the boats in the Japanese whaling fleet. They say the factory ship, the Nisshin Maru, repeatedly rammed the Steve Irwin and then the Bob Barker, pushing it into a Korean re-fuelling boat. Sea Shepherd says "concussion grenades" have also been thrown at their activists. The group's director, Doctor Bob Brown, says he has alerted authorities and wants immediate action against what he calls "multiple breaches of international law". "I have informed the Government," he told ABC24. "Theses are Australian territorial waters and it is time for the Government to reassert itself and send naval vessels. "This is

Five of those were in Texas. Relatives and defenders of Wood, who reportedly has an IQ of 80, say he suffers from intellectual disability and emotional impairment. On August 19, 2016, the Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas granted Wood a stay of execution and decided a state district court should re-examine the validity of testimony provided by Dr James Grigson, a forensic psychiatrist who testified that Wood was likely to be violent in the future despite never having examined him. Grigson, who died in 2004, was expelled from the American Psychiatric Association and the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians for providing testimony against people he had never examined. He was known as "Dr Death" for testifying against people facing the death penalty. Terry Williams When he was 17 years old, Williams killed 50-year-oldHerbert Hamilton in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was January 1984, and he reportedly lured Hamilton, who had allegedly repeatedly sexually abused the teen, and stabbed and beat him with a baseball bat until he died. Six months later, Williams, then 18, and his friend Marc Draper lured Amos Norwood to a cemetery, where they beat him to death with a tyre iron. They later stole his car and took off to Atlantic City, New Jersey. After surrendering himself to the police in July 1984, Williams was eventually convicted of third-degree murder in the death of Hamilton and was sentenced to 27 years. For Norwood's death, however, he was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death. Williams, however, had been repeatedly raped as a child, and Norwood and Williams were allegedly among

loaned her a spare set of wings to use as a party costume. Standing on a balcony, Hawkman's trained hawks confused her with their master and led her to a couple in distress. The couple, the Aldens, were being swindled by a phony hit-and-run racket and Hawkgirl pursued the criminals in the Alden's behalf. Inexperienced, Shiera was easily captured. As it happened, Hawkman was in hot pursuit based on clues from his birds and the criminals were easily thrashed. Winning over Carter's initial objections, Shiera adopted the identity of Hawkgirl full-time. Shortly thereafter, America was embroiled in the second World War and an expanded group of heroes known as the All-Star Squadron formed. While the Justice Society remained an elite group, Hawkgirl became an active member of the All-Star Squadron, participating in many homefront cases, including one against Anton Hastor,who had apparently survived the initial encounter (All-Star Squadron #10-12). Hawkgirl remained active as Hawkman's partner through the war, though the extent of her affiliation with the All-StarSquadron has yet to be revealed. After the war, both she and Hawkman became more involved in dealing with America's evolving super-criminals including the Hummingbird (Flash Comics #52, 60), the Monocle (Flash Comics #64) and the Gentleman Ghost (Flash Comics #88,90,92,103) In 1951, the JSA was subpoenaed by the House Un-American Affairs Committe, a body manipulated into accusing the group of possible treason. When their identities were demanded, the JSA chose to retire rather than comply (Adventure Comics #466). At some point either shortly before or shortly after this, Carter Hall and Shiera Sanders were wed. With the lack of costumed adventures, the two returned to Hall's true love, archeology. Working in digs in Egypt,

same omissions characterise British media coverage of Yemen. In fact, the deaths of over thirty people in the August 30 attack was barely reported at all in the UK national press. The slaughter merited a short paragraph of 67 words in The Times and a single line in the Sun. That was the sum total of search results we found (Lexis newspaper database search conducted September 8, 2015). A short BBC news piece reported 31 deaths, while leaving out any mention of US or UK culpability. Last week, a Guardian article by Richard Norton-Taylor noted the use of British-made Tornado GR4 and Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft by the Saudi air force against Houthi rebel forces in Yemen – a rare mention in the UK press. Norton-Taylor added: ‘but it isresident described the aftermath of an attack in which ‘corpses and heads’ were scattered everywhere, ‘engulfed by fire and ashes’, comparing the horrific scene to ‘judgement day’. Another local told Amnesty that he was haunted by the memories of walking through the ‘pools of blood and severed limbs’ of more than 20 victims. Amnesty observed that: ‘the United States and United Kingdom have been providing intelligence and logistical support to the coalition’. The human rights group warned: ‘Coalition forces have blatantly failed to take necessary precautions to minimize civilian casualties, an obligation under international humanitarian law. Indiscriminate attacks that result in death or injury to civilians amount to war crimes.’ Amnesty called on all members of the Saudi-led coalition, ‘including the United States and United Kingdom’, to ‘fully comply’ with international humanitarian law. Iona

for plaintiffs. Stephen Finn, Trial Attorney, Environment & Natural Resources Division, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., for defendant. With him on the briefs were Robert G. Dreher, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Sam Hirsch, Acting Assistant Attorney General, and John C. Cruden, Assistant Attorney General, Environment & Natural Resources Division, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. and Sheldon G. Shuff and Susan E. Symanski, Assistant District Counsel, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, Jacksonville, Florida. OPINION AND ORDER LETTOW, Judge. Plaintiffs,Donald and Brenda Pellegrini and Anne Ebel, bring suit against the United States (“the government”), alleging that the government, acting through the United States Army Corps of Engineers (“Army Corps”), committed an uncompensated taking of their property in contravention of the Fifth Amendment. Plaintiffs’ property in Jacksonville, Florida is adjacent to the St. Johns River, where the Army Corps has been conducting dredging activities to improve the navigability of the river since 1869. Plaintiffs allege that the Army Corps’ recent dredging of the St. Johns River has resulted in a loss of support along the banks of the river, which has allegedly caused their seawall, docks, boathouses, and adjacent structures to collapse. Pending before the court is the government’s motion to dismiss plaintiffs’ complaint in part for failure to

a feud raging between mine owner Jayda McQueen (Onslow Stevens) and cattleman Bowie French (Denver Pyle). Gene's only friend in town is "Dusty" Cosgrove (Pat Buttram). Gene answers a summons by Karen McQueen (Elaine Riley) to treat her younger brother (Teddy Infuhr), but the boy unexpectedly dies and McQueen comes gunning for Gene, who is saved by French's timely intervention. When one of French's gunmen is shot down by a miner, the ranch hands attack the mine and Gene aids the McQueen forces. 19. Al Jennings of Oklahoma (1951) as The four Jennings brothers are Lawyers. When Al has a brother murdered, he goes after the murderer. He outdraws him but a witness says it was murder. Escaping the Sheriff he take refuge on a cattle ranch only to learn all thehands are rustlers. With a price on his head Al joins them and becomes an outlaw. His fame grows as does the reward for his capture. 20. Whirlwind (1951) as Stage driver Big Jim Lassiter is trying to put together a western crime syndicate, but postal inspector Gene, with the help of agent Burnette (posing as a horse doctor), are out to stop him. 21. Gene Autry and the Mounties (1951) as McCloud U.S. Marshal Gene Autry (Gene Autry) and his deputy Scat Russell (Pat Buttram) cross into Canda while pursuing bank robbers Pierre LaBlond (Carleton Young) and Raoul Duval (Trevor Bardette). They meet wounded Canadian Mounted Policeman Terry Dillon (Richard Emory), whose partner has been killed by the bandits, and take him to a cabin where they meet Duval's niece, Marie (Elena Verdugo). Jack Duvan

1 Complications from an automobile accident have prevented Judge Gibson from reviewing this opinion prior to its being filed. LOKEN, Circuit Judge. In 1987, The Baker Group, L.C., and the MTY Profit Sharing Plan and Trust (collectively “the Baker Group”) leased over 600 covered grain railcars to the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (“BNSF”) for a lease term ending October 31, 1997.2 Article 8 of the lease governed maintenance and modification of the railcars during the term of the lease. Article 14 governed return of the railcars to the Baker Group at the end of the lease. In March 1996, the Baker Group sued BNSF in a Kansas state court for alleged breaches of Article 8. That lawsuit ended in a judgment onsome online resources that describe the difference between the meaning of the words.) For me, the difference between "smart" and "intelligent" is mainly about more practical vs. more abstract mental skills. The difference between "wise" and the other two is that wisdom is something you acquire through a lot of real life experience, so the adjective "wise" can hardly ever be applied to young people. In Esperanto, there are only two very commonly used adjectives, "saĝa" and "inteligenta", for expressing the general mental skills expressed by the three English adjectives "smart", "intelligent" and "wise". While "inteligenta" emphasizes more the abstract mental skills needed for scientific thinking, "saĝa" emphasizes more the practical mental skills acquired through life experience. So I would always translate "intelligent" as "inteligenta" and "wise" as

metres relay: (Yevgeniya Subbotina, Yekaterina Yefimova, Yuliya Terekhova, Olga Topilskaya) 3:27.72 (Kateryna Plyashechuk, Alina Lohvynenko, Hanna Yaroshchuk, Yuilya Olishevska) 3:30.13 (Clemence Sorgnard, Marie Gayot, Elea Mariama Diarra, Florie Guei) 3:31.73 Women's 20km walk: Tatyana Mineyeva 1:31:42 Nina Okhotnikova 1:31:51 Julia Takacs 1:31:55 Women's long jump: Darya Klishina 7.05m Ivana Španović 6.74m Sosthene Moguenara 6.74m Women's pole vault: Holly Bleasdale 4.55m Katerina Stefanidi 4.45m Annika Roloff 4.40m Women's heptathlon: Grit Šadeiko 6134 points Kateřina Cachová 6123 Yana Maksimava 6075 Central American and Caribbean Championships in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico: Men's 110m hurdles: Eric Keddo 13.49 Hector Cotto 13.54 Paulo Villar McShine 4:24.93 Women's triple jump: Ayanna Alexander 13.50m Aida Villareal 13.40m Ana José 13.11m Women's pole vault: Keisa Monterola 4.00m Milena Agudelo 3.95m Andrea Zambrana 3.80m Women's discus throw: Denia Caballero 62.06m Brittany Borrero 54.03m Allison Randall 52.75m Women's hammer throw: Johana Moreno 67.97m Rosa Rodríguez 65.74m Natalie Grant 62.46m Cycling Grand Tours: Tour de France, Stage 13: Thor Hushovd () 3h 47' 36" David Moncoutié () + 10" Jérémy Roy () + 26" General classification (after stage 13): (1) Thomas Voeckler () 55h 49' 57" (2) Fränk Schleck () + 1' 49" (3) Cadel Evans () + 2' 06" Fencing European

Plaintiff - Appellee, v. GARY DALE MOORE, Defendant - Appellant. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, at Charleston. Joseph R. Goodwin, Chief District Judge. (2:07-cr-00023-1) Submitted: December 31, 2008 Decided: January 26, 2009 Before WILKINSON, KING, and SHEDD, Circuit Judges. Affirmed by unpublished per curiam opinion. Jane Moran, Williamson, West Virginia, for Appellant. Charles T. Miller, United States Attorney, Lisa G. Johnston, Assistant United States Attorney, Huntington, West Virginia, for Appellee. Unpublished opinions are not binding precedent in thisNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un has proven in the past that he would be willing to say anything to keep South Korea and the US at the bargaining table, even if he doesn't intend to follow through. And just a few weeks after President Trump canceled a planned visit to North Korea by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Kim on Wednesday announced that he would allow international monitors to enter the country and observe the dismantling of the North's nuclear reactor in Yongbyon, its primary source of nuclear fuel, amid a raft of other bilateral promises including plans for the North and South to field a joint team at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2020 while seeking a joint bid to host the 2032 Summer Olympics. While Moon

of Colorado School of Medicine, recently testified before a state advisory panel. According to Kosnett, they persuaded the panel to recommend child resistant packaging for marijuana edibles. "Dr. Wang and I worked together to translate his study findings into public policy that would prevent poisoning," said Kosnett, who is also an attending physician at the Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Center, a division of Denver Health. "We were gratified that our message to the governor's Amendment 64 Implementation Task Force and the legislature resulted in passage earlier this month of a law requiring the Colorado Department of Revenue to develop rules for child resistant packaging for marijuana products by July 1." Child resistant packaging, Kosnett said, began with baby aspirin in the 1940s and in several studies has been associatedwith a 40 to 95 percent decline in pediatric poisonings from oral medications and hazardous household chemicals. "We know that children will act quickly to ingest even unpalatable items like household cleaners, pills and capsules," he said. "The allure of these marijuana edibles which taste and look like simple sweets makes them especially risky." So far, no other state has developed similar packaging laws, including Washington which legalized recreational marijuana last year, Kosnett said. "I believe the experience here in Colorado and the appropriate response by the Colorado Legislature will serve as an example to the rest of the country," he said. Wang agreed. "As more states move to legalize marijuana this problem is only going to increase," said Wang. "Now is the time to be proactive and intervene." (Date:11/21/2016)... Lithuania , Nov. 21,

47 F.3d 1078 UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.Ivan Leon ROJAS, Defendant-Appellee. No. 93-5127. United States Court of Appeals,Eleventh Circuit. March 16, 1995. Julia A. Paylor, Asst. U.S. Atty., Kendall Coffey, U.S. Atty., Harriett R. Galvin, Linda Collins Hertz, Asst. U.S. Attys., Miami, FL, for appellant. Gerardo Andres Remy, Jr., Miami, FL, for appellee. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Before HATCHETT and ANDERSON, Circuit Judges, and FAY, Senior Circuit Judge. HATCHETT, Circuit Judge: 1 The government brings this appeal challenging Ivan Leon Rojas's sentence. We hold that the district court misapplied the United States Sentencing Guidelines in granting Rojas a downward departure; thus, we remand for resentencing. FACTS 2 On January 26, 1993, Ivan Leon Rojas departed from Florida aboard a Bahamian registered vessel. Three days later, members of the United StatesCoast Guard boarded the vessel while it was anchored approximately 200 miles southeast of Miami and 50 miles north of Cuba. A search of the boat revealed ammunition, explosives, machine guns, and automatic rifles equipped with grenade launchers. 3 After being arrested, Rojas admitted that the weapons were loaded onto the boat in Marathon, Florida, and that he was attempting to smuggle them into Cuba in order to aid the resistance efforts against the Castro regime. Rojas also stated that an "organization" had helped him coordinate the mission, but refused to identify the organization. PROCEDURAL HISTORY 4 A federal grand jury in the Southern District of Florida returned an indictment against Rojas charging him with one count of knowing possession of unregistered firearms, in violation of 26 U.S.C. Sec. 5861(d).

for the economically devastated region -- which relies on the mainland for electricity, heating and water -- as it waits to join Russia, is unclear. "Crimea's access to gas, electricity, water and food staples is in danger -- and Russia will not be able to compensate," said Penta institute analyst Volodymyr Fesenko. Seemingly unmoved by the torrent of international condemnation, Putin told Obama that Sunday's poll fell "completely in line with the norms of international law," according to the Kremlin. Moscow also said Putin intended to "respect" the outcome. - A 'mockery' - British Foreign Secretary William Hague called the vote a "mockery" of democracy while France's Laurent Fabius criticised a referendum "that took place under the threat of Russian occupation forces." Japan's top government spokesman Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the country"does not approve the result" of the referendum. "Japan will strongly urge Russia to abide by international law completely, respect Ukraine's sovereignty and integrity of its territory, and not to go ahead with annexing Crimea," he added. Tensions remained high in the mainly Russian-speaking southeast of Ukraine, where thousands rallied in the flashpoint industrial city of Donetsk and the town of Kharkiv to demand their own Crimea-style referendum. Russian lawmakers are on Friday expected to debate legislation that would simplify the process under which the Kremlin can annex a part of another state.

realize the danger of an outbreak in any part of the region and are doing all in their power to hold the men in check. Numerous appeals were issued from headquarters today to the men to abstain from violence and to keep within the bounds of the law. . . . The leaders themselves now admit their inability to control the angry strikers. . . . In Spring Valley, Illinois, about 200 striking miners marched on a mine and drove out the strikebreakers. "A battle with clubs and stones ensued." The strikers banked the fires and nailed up the entrances to the mines. Fifty deputies charged the strikers and captured one of the "ringleaders." "The mob followed the deputies to the jail, and, after breaking down the door, liberatedtheir fellow-striker. " At La Salle, Illinois, strikers held a mass meeting, then proceeded to the La Salle mine and engaged in a gun battle with the Sheriff and his deputies. Running out of ammunition, the deputies fled. Three of them were shot, the rest beaten. Having driven them off, the crowd occupied the town. When they learned that two of their numbers had been taken prisoner they marched on the jail, forcing the Mayor to release them. The Sheriff wired Governor Altgeld for the militia, concluding, "Mob surrounding hotel where I am wounded." A day later troops arrived. They intercepted 250 miners who had captured a railroad train at Ladd and were passing through La Salle on the way to Ottawa to release miners imprisoned there. At Duquoin, Illinois,

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for the Turkish resolve to destroy the Armenians". German engineers and labourers involved in building the railway also witnessed Armenians being crammed into cattle cars and shipped along the railroad line. Franz Gunther, a representative for Deutsche Bank which was funding the construction of the Baghdad Railway, forwarded photographs to his directors and expressed his frustration at having to remain silent amid such "bestial cruelty". Major General Otto von Lossow, acting military attaché and head of the German Military Plenipotentiary in the Ottoman Empire, spoke to Ottoman intentions in a conference held in Batum in 1918: Rape was an integral part of the genocide; military commanders told their men to "do to [the women] whatever you wish", resulting in widespread sexual abuse. Deportees were displayed naked in Damascus and solda footnote by Talaat Pasha himself, that the Armenian population was undercounted by thirty percent. Furthermore, the population of Protestant Armenians was not taken into account. Therefore, according to the historian Ara Sarafian, the population of Armenians should have been approximately 1,700,000 prior to the start of the war. However, that number had plunged to 284,157 two years later in 1917. While Ottoman censuses claimed an Armenian population of 1.2 million, Fa'iz El-Ghusein (the Kaimakam of Kharpout) wrote that there were about 1.9 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, and some modern scholars estimate over 2 million. German official Max Erwin von Scheubner-Richter wrote that fewer than 100,000 Armenians survived the genocide, the rest having been exterminated (). During the 1920 Turkish–Armenian War 60,000 to 98,000 Armenian civilians were

looking for a joyride. They dragged the woman to the back of the bus and beat up her friend, authorities claim; then they took turns raping her, using an iron rod to violate her as the bus drove around the city for almost an hour. When they had finished, they dumped their victims on the side of the road. The woman's internal injuries were so severe that some organs had to be removed. Two weeks later, at a hospital in Singapore, she died. The horrific nature of the crime got to people. It was like a bomb had exploded inside the collective Indian psyche. The nation erupted in outrage. Crowds poured into the streets of major cities and openly questioned the civility of their own society. How could the world's mosthis jail cell in March. Authorities said he had hanged himself, though his family says he was murdered. 'Traveler's heaven, women's hell' Just Watched Mumbai's working women want more security A teenage boy -- he was 17 at the time of the rape -- was convicted August 31 for his part in the gang rape. A juvenile court sentenced him to three years in a special juvenile correctional facility, the maximum allowed under the court's rules. Many Indians, including the victim's family, expressed dissatisfaction with the boy's sentencing. Friday, they hoped the court would not fail them. The crowds began to swell outside the courtroom as the appointed time approached. People lined the balconies along the courtyard, three levels up from the courtroom. "Oh, God," someone remarked. "They have to get rid of this crowd." But

of Cinema DVD release Delivery & Returns If I'm not completely happy with my item? Eureka Entertainment to release Arnold Fanck’s THE HOLY MOUNTAIN, the greatest of the German ‘mountain films’ and the film which launched the career of Leni Riefenstahl, digitally restored in 2K and presented on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK as a part of The Masters of Cinemas Series from 17 June 2019. German filmmaker Arnold Fanck made this beautifully photographed Bergfilm, or ‘mountain film’, in 1926. Written in three days and nights – especially for Leni Riefenstahl – The Holy Mountain took over a year to film in the Alps with an entourage of expert skiers and climbers. Ostensibly a love triangle romance – between Riefenstahl’s young dancer and the two explorers she encounters – Fanckrelishes the glorious Alpine landscape by filming death-defying climbing, avalanche dodging, and frenetic downhill ski racing. Digitally restored in 2K, The Holy Mountain is a visual feast – and a fascinating look at the origin of a genre. The Masters of Cinema Series is very proud to present this landmark film in its UK debut on Blu-ray. Features: 1080p presentation on Blu-ray, from a 2014 2K digital restoration Score by Aljoscha Zimmerman, available in both LPCM 2.0 and DTS-HD MA 5.1 Original German intertitles with optional English subtitles The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl [180 mins] – Ray Müller’s definitive documentary on the life and career of Leni Reifenstahl. Feature Length Audio Commentary by film historian Travis Crawford PLUS: a collector’s booklet featuring a new essay by critic and film historian Kat Ellinger, and a

who plays Negan on "The Walking Dead," he won Best Guest Performer in a Drama Series. This is only the second Critics' Choice Award the show has won and the first voted on by the critics. The other was Most Bingeworthy two years ago, which was voted on by the fans and not awarded this year. Congratulations to the actor playing the character I love to hate. Just for that, here's Norman Reedus on the red carpet. That completes the report on this year's winners. Stay tuned for reports on the Golden Globe nominees, a sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth," and the opening weekend of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," along with brief excursions to reality. Simon Kinberg and Ryan Reynolds accepts the award for Best Comedy on behalfof the cast and crew of "Deadpool," presented by Jim Parsons, at the 22nd Annual Critics' Choice Awards (December 2016). That was better than I expected for "Deadpool," as I made no predictions about the movie's chances last week. The best I can say was that I expected "Hacksaw Ridge" to win Best Action Movie, which it did. Just the same, congratulations to "Deadpool" and Ryan Reynolds. Everyone drink in their honor! Follow over the jump for the rest of the winners in speculative fiction on both the big and small screens. Sunday, December 11, 2016 Should I blog about the opening weekend of "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," the speculative fiction nominees for the Writers Guild of America Awards, or the politics and crime nominees for the Critics' Choice Awards? I

province of Wardak. Seven Afghan army soldiers and 22 Navy SEALs were killed. caption An US Army Chinook helicopter much like the one shot down takes off from Observation Post Mace in eastern Afghanistan, August 26, 2011. In May 2012, Obama met with Hamid Karzai — then in his 10th year of rule and widely considered to be a liability by decision-makers in Washington — in Afghanistan and signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement. Obama then addressed the nation from Bagram Air Base, pledging to end the war by the end of 2014. caption Troops at Bagram Air Base listen to President Barack Obama during his visit to Kabul, May 2, 2012. Making good on his 2012 reelection campaign promise, President Obama withdrew roughly 34,000 troops from Afghanistan between 2013 and the end of 2014,officially concluding America’s combat mission on December 28, 2014. caption US Army Gen. John Campbell, center, commander of NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, folds the ISAF flag during the change-of-mission ceremony in Kabul, December 28, 2014. source Omar Sobhani/Reuters NATO’s Resolute Support mission would keep 13,000 troops — mostly American — in Afghanistan for two years to train and advise Afghan security forces. caption Afghan National police officers demonstrate their training during a visit by US Army Brig. Gen. Christopher Bentley in Nangarhar province, December 16, 2014. Resolute Support began on January 1, 2015, and since then 47 American soldiers have been killed and 54 more have been wounded. caption US Marines stand at attention during a transfer-of-authority ceremony at Shorab camp, in Helmand province, Afghanistan, in April 2017. source Thomson Reuters Former President Barack Obama left 9,800 US troops in

Isabella Brink and Sophia Pessia. E Team Raiders vs. Lawrence On defense Aiden Trinidad was the heart of the team, making some incredible stops, while Calvin Delgado, Myron Monteiro and Samuel Brink also played strong games. The offensive side of the ball belonged to Brandon Cardoza, Trinity Kev, Elias Cuba, Elias Hall, Jaylen Soun-khon, Jose Molina and Xavia Mercado. CHELMSFORD Tiny Mites F vs. Billerica On the very first play, Ty Cannistraro ran 60 yards for a TD. He followed that on the next series with a fumble recovery returned for a TD. Chelmsford went on to find the end zone 7 times with long runs by Dylan Lavin, Kyle Wilder, Jenna Nigro and Cooper Campo. Defensive stars included Thomas Brown and Austin Nigro, among many others. The F cheerleaders included Jenna Chaisson,Jillian Walker, Riley Powderly and Lauren Roberge. E Maroon 19, Acton-Boxboro 0 Bobby Tower scored from 27 out late in the first half and later on a 35-yard run. Collin Reid had the other TD. Other offensive standouts included Ryan Dandaraw, Devin Dejesus, Bruce Linstad and Ryan Ward. Defensively, the shutout unit included Nathan Bernier, Jaydon Lapointe, Michael Hennessey, Sujan Natarajan and Nick Bortone. The cheering squad brought its 'A' game. Acton-Boxboro 25, D Maroon 0 The Cougars fought hard but came up short. Key tackles were made by Jake Bartleman, Sean Stackpole, Jake Marshall and Michael West. John Fraser and Michael McLarney provided effective blocks on the offensive line. Michael Vecchione and Patrick Hughes led the offense along with Stone Rockwood. Stephanie Bianco and Tatum Prokop kept the cheering team revved

a Senior Fellow at Florida International University's Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs. Murphy, 35, resides in Jupiter in Palm Beach County. About the Moderator Todd McDermott co-anchors WPBF 25 News at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. with Felicia Rodriguez. Todd has served as the moderator for a number of statewide debates including: Decision 2016: U.S. Senate Debate, 2018 Race for Governor: Democratic Primary Debate, and Decision 2018: Florida Gubernatorial Debate. Before his arrival in West Palm Beach in 2012, Todd anchored the weekday 5 p.m. newscast and weekend evening shows for the CBS flagship station in New York City. While in New York, McDermott did national correspondent work for the network, hosted the "CBS Early Show," and anchored the CBS Morning News. He also, previously anchored at WUSAin Washington, D.C., WPXI in Pittsburgh, WMAR in Baltimore, and KSNW in Wichita. Todd is the recipient of an Emmy for "Best Anchor" while in Washington D.C. He was also honored with an Emmy for WPBF 25's "Chronicle: Crime Files - Behind the Tape," as well as the documentary "Cuba: Unlocked" which journaled life in Cuba under renewed U.S. diplomatic relations. Additionally, Todd earned the New York Associated Press Award for Excellence for his reporting following the Sept. 11th attacks. Todd, who brings a real passion for politics to WPBF 25 News, earned a political science degree from Canisius College in his hometown of Buffalo.

discussed above, the denial of the motion for new trial likewise was not an abuse of discretion. LaRue's third issue is overruled. LaRue complains in his fourth issue that the trial court erred in admitting into evidence statements he allegedly made to Raymond Gross when they were incarcerated together. During trial, LaRue objected when the State began questioning Gross about the content of conversations between Gross and LaRue. LaRue requested Gross's testimony be suppressed on the basis that Gross was acting as an agent for the State while obtaining the information. The trial court overruled the objection. LaRue claims the State's introduction of Gross's testimony violated his constitutional rights because the State utilized Gross as an agent to improperly interrogate LaRue. He contends the trial court failed to hold a hearingMafia III Release Date: Things To Know Mafia III release date has been announced recently. It will be released on October 7th this year. The whole action is taking place around New Bordeaux. The gun battle covers the maximum action that takes place in the game. It involves a political and historical drama. The ones who have played the GTA–style sandbox games will be able to get hold of this game pattern easily. New Bordeaux is the playground on which all the action is planned. Mafia III announcement comes along with The story which revolves around a war time vet named Lincoln Clay who gets involved and trapped into the clutches of the underworld. This time, it comes with a warning that it shall be including issues like racism. But

in both England and Norway during the later part of her life. Death She died in London on 7 June 2004, a week before her 72nd birthday. Family In 1959 she married Roger Ewbank; they had one son and two daughters. Awards Elected to the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters in 1991 Honorary doctorate from the University of Hong Kong in 1999 Awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star in 1999 Honorary doctorate from the University of Oslo in 1998 Honorary doctorate from the University of Gothenburg in 2001 External links Ewbank biodata Obituary in The Independent JHU.edu website Category:1932 births Category:2004 deaths Category:Harvard University staff Category:Norwegian–English translators Category:People from Gothenburg Category:Swedish scholars and academics Category:Swedish translators Category:Recipients of the Silver Bauhinia Star Category:Academics of the University of Leeds Category:20th-century translators Category:20th-century Swedish women writers Category:20th-century non-fiction writers Category:Academics of the University of Liverpool Category:Academics of Bedford College (London)May 28, 2013 | 11:33am ET Florida Panthers center Stephen Weiss is expected to test the free agent waters this summer, when the doors swing open on July 5. Weiss, who had season-ending wrist surgery this year, is in the final year of a six-year, $18.6 million contract. Since being drafted fourth-overall by the Panthers in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft, Weiss has played in 654 career NHL regular-season games with the organization, accumulating 145 goals and 249 assists for 394 points. His best seasons came in 2008-09 and 2009-10, when he picked up a career-high 47 assists and 61 points (2008-09) and 28 goals (2009-10). After registering 57 points last season, Weiss only picked up just one goal and three assists in 17 games this year. Weiss could be one of the most

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prosecutors on Saturday announced there would be no charges against the two officers who fired at and killed Stephon Clark. Clark, a 22-year-old father of two, was fatally shot on the night of March 18, 2018, as he ran to the backyard of his grandmother’s Sacramento home while police were responding to a neighbor’s call about someone breaking into cars. Officers said they began shooting at Clark because they thought he was holding a gun; he was later found to have been holding only an iPhone. Police body camera and helicopter footage later showed the officers had fired at Clark 20 times. The official coroner’s report concluded Clark was shot seven times, while an independent autopsy ordered by Clark’s family showed he had been struck eight times, including six in the back." Gutless jackbooted bastards. No justice. ... Right, Sheriff? "Clark’s shootingwere fired." "She was able to use her radio broadcast clearly. She was able to stay on her feet, and stay engaged. While it’s not something to be celebrated, we are proud of her actions,” Crawford said. The sheriff's department did not say what led up to Jarecki approaching Morales, but said he had two guns in his car, one of which was reported stolen." In further detail, CBS News reports: "The incident took place in the 1100 block of Henry Road about 2 miles southwest of Napa at about 11 p.m. Sunday. Jarecki was driving by and became suspicious of Morales as he was parked on the roadside. She pulled over and approached his vehicle moments before the close quarters gunfight took place. Undersheriff Crawford said it was "divine intervention" that kept Jarecki from getting shot. "It's pretty obvious that he

staff landed in the past week was Greensboro (N.C.) Page dual-threat quarterback James Summers. Summers was a four-star commitment to in-state rival North Carolina State. North Carolina also added a trio of three-star prospects in Auburn (Ala.) offensive lineman Caleb Peterson, Brandenton (Fla.) Manatee safety Clinton Heaven and McDonough (Ga.) Eagle's Landing Christian defensive end Justin Thomason. Between now and NSD: North Carolina will host a number of prospects during this weekend, the final weekend prior to National Signing Day. Leading the list is Dallas (Texas) Wilmer-Hutchins four-star safety LaDarrell McNeil, who is committed to Tennessee. McNeil is part of the Rivals100. Rivals250 wide receiver Davonte Neal from Scottsdale (Ariz.) Chaparral is also expected in Chapel Hill. Other visitors include highly ranked three-star wide receiver Ian Thomas from Reistertown (Md.)Franklin and defensive end Junior Gnonkonde from Lakeland (Ga.) Lanier County. More UNC: TarHeelIllustrated.com 5. Tennessee VolunteersCurrent class rank: 11 Reason for the move: The Volunteers moved up four spots on the shoulders of the addition of Columbus (Ga.) Carver four-star cornerback Deion Bonner. Bonner, a Rivals250 prospect, chose Tennessee after a recent official visit to Rocky Top. Between now and NSD: Tennessee isn't only battling to win over uncommitted recruits, but the Vols are also battling to retain the ones they already have. Crowley (La.) four-star athlete Davante Bourque and Van (Texas) three-star linebacker Dalton Santos, both Tennessee commitments, continue to draw a great deal of attention from other suitors. Tennessee hopes to add the services of some other prospects such as Lynchburg (Va.) Brookville four-star defensive tackle Korren Kirven, Hutchinson

; Hegemony ; Human Rights ; Modernization ; Neoliberalism ; Technology ; Third World . bibliography Bienefeld, Manfred. "The New World Order: Echoes of a New Imperialism." Third World Quarterly 15, no. 1 (1994): 31–48. Brittan, Samuel. "Can Democracy Manage an Economy." In The End of the Keynesian Era, edited by Robert Skidelski. New York: Holmes and Meier, 1977. Castells, Manuel. End of Millennium. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell, 1998. Edwards, Sebastian. "Openness, Trade Liberalization, and Growth in Developing Countries." Journal of Economic Literature 31, no. 3 (September 1993): 1358–1393. Friedman, Thomas L. The Lexus and the Olive Tree. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1999. Giddens, Anthony. Runaway World: How Globalization Is Re-shaping Our Lives. New York: Routledge, 2000. Hayek, F. A. Law, Legislation, and Liberty: A New Statement of the Liberal Principles of Justice and PoliticalEconomy. Vol. 1. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1973. ——. "The Miscarriage of the Democratic Ideal." Encounter 50, no. 3 (1978): 14–17. Hutt, W. H. The Keynesian Episode: A Reassessment. Indianapolis: Liberty Press, 1979. Krugman, Paul. "Dutch Tulips and Emerging Markets." Foreign Affairs (July–August 1995): 28–44. O'Rourke, Kevin, and Jeffrey G. Williamson. Globalization and History: The Evolution of the Nineteenth Century Atlantic Economy. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2000. Panitch, Leo. "Rethinking the Role of the State." In Globalization: Critical Reflections, edited by James H. Mittelman. Boulder, Colo.: Lynne Rienner, 1996. Petras, James, and Henry Veltmeyer. Globalization Unmasked: Imperialism in the Twenty-first Century. Halifax, Nova Scotia: Fernwood, and New York: Zed Books, 2001. Sachs, Jeffrey, and Andrew Warner. "Economic Reform and the Process of Global Integration." Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1 (1995): 1–118. Skidelsky, Robert, ed.

concerns over the governments' abuse of power and restrictions on oppositions' movements, a number of Nobel Laureates and prominent figures from the entertainment world, who are attending the Forum meetings, also joined the activists' call to respect civil liberties and fundamental human rights. "The war on terror in the world will never be won by force and injustice," said Desmond Tutu, the Noble Peace Prize-winning archbishop of South Africa, at the Forum. "It will remain a problem as long as there are conditions in the world that make people desperate, like dehumanizing poverty, disease, and ignorance." Attending the Social Forum, Danny Glover, the award-winning Hollywood actor and former UN goodwill ambassador, and Nobel Peace Laureates Shirin Ebadi and Jodi Williams, said they fully shared such concerns and assured their full support for those demanding the protection of human rights and justice. In additionto taking the United States to task, some activists expressed their grave concerns over the Russian government's use of draconian laws that threaten the activities of local and international non-governmental organizations. Others admonished the governments of Belarus and Zimbabwe for their continued attempts to silence political dissent. Noting that in most cases, the definition of terrorism remained "vague and broad," activists said they had every reason to believe that anti-terror laws could be used to criminalize peaceful activities and violate freedom of expression, association, and assembly, a point that many United Nations experts on human rights have fully acknowledged in a number of reports. Expressing their concerns as far back as October 2005, UN officials warned the General Assembly that attempts by many states to adopt new anti-terror measures could undermine international human rights standards. In a report submitted to the General Assembly

bilateral relations were a manifestation of a common desire to explore possibilities for enhancing cooperation between Pakistan and Russia. The Prime Minister reiterated his resolve to establish a strong partnership between Pakistan and Russia in all fields, stating that this cooperation would positively contribute towards promoting peace and stability in the region. “Pakistan remains confident that its longstanding partnership with the Russian Federation as well as with its Muslim regions, including the Republic of Tatarstan, would witness significant progress in all areas of mutual interest,” Sharif said. Minnikhanov told Sharif that the Tatar business delegation held fruitful meetings in Lahore. The Prime Minister expressed the hope that the Joint Business Forum with businessmen from both sides would develop mutually beneficial contacts and help boost bilateral trade. “Cooperation in sectors including Banking, Halal food, production of cement, automotive industry, pharmaceuticals, technology, culture and education, should be explored,”protection and security at public place which is a fundamental right of every citizen of the country. Advocate Qureshi requested the court to order the respondent authorities to take security measures for the upcoming event in order to protect the lives of the participants and public at large. Justice Abid Aziz Sheikh would take up the petition tomorrow. March 23 marks the death anniversary of freedom fighter Bhagat Singh who was hanged along with his comrades Raj Guru and Sukhdev in 1931 at Fawara Chowk in Shadman Lahore. Budget cuts may abolish position of US special envoy for Af-Pak region ANWAR IQBAL March 20th, 2017 WASHINGTON: The Trump administration’s budget cuts may lead to disbanding of the office of the US Special Representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan, a key diplomatic position devoted to restoring peace to the region, according to diplomatic sources. The sources, who spoke

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of the youngest child. Tina testified that she began a relationship with a co-worker after the separation but that she did not see him around the children. She admitted that, shortly after the separation, she had shared a marijuana cigarette with her sister and a friend on a weekend that Larry had the children. She testified that it was an isolated event and had not occurred again since that date.       Larry and his witnesses testified that he participated in raising the children, that Tina did not keep a clean house despite having someone come in to clean, and that Tina did not discipline Jill well. Larry testified that Tina had been agreeable to joint custody and had written to his attorney confirming her agreement, but had later changed her mind. He testified to his suspicions that Tina was involved with a man before the separation, introducing phone records showing numerous calls from Tina to the man prior to the separation. He testified that he had restructured his business, allowing him to work from his home so that he could watch the children if he were awarded managing conservatorship.       Debra Lucas conducted a court-ordered social study. She testified that she had some concerns regarding extramarital relationships prior to a legal divorce, but stated that the children had to her knowledge never been directly involved in the situation. She also felt that the marijuana incident was an isolated one. Lucas recommended joint custody between the parents with the children living with Tina during the school year and with Larry during the summer months.

over 20 years. The 26 m Radio dish came from the Orroral Valley Tracking Station, ACT, where it was used as a satellite tracker within the Spacecraft Tracking and Data Acquisition Network and then for support to NASA manned missions. The 26 m telescope is used in Australia's very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) network. Other Telescopes The University of Tasmania also operates three other radio astronomy antennas: the 30 m Ceduna Radio Observatory (SA) and two additional AuScope 12 m antennas at Katherine (NT) and Yaragadee (WA). The University also owns and operates the Bisdee Tier Optical Astronomy Observatory. The Canopus Hill Observatory is closed. Grote Reber Museum There is also a museum on site dedicated to the life and works of Grote Reber. It contains some of his ashes and a state of theSPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts man who took photos of himself sexually abusing a young girl and then traded them online has been sentenced to 35 years in prison. The Republican newspaper reports that 28-year-old Justin Germaine, of West Springfield, was also sentenced in federal court this month to 20 years of probation and was ordered to pay $5 million in restitution. He pleaded guilty to 19 charges, including distribution of child pornography, receipt of child pornography and sexual exploitation of children. Prosecutors say Germaine had been trading child porn, including photos of himself sexually abusing a 5-year-old girl, with a New Hampshire man who was being investigated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Investigators say he used images of the girl as a commodity to engage other child pornographers. ___ Information

775 F.2d 1398 UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.Juan Jesus MEDINA, Defendant-Appellant. No. 85-3787. United States Court of Appeals,Eleventh Circuit. Oct. 18, 1985. Raymond Takiff, Coconut Grove, Fla., for defendant-appellant. Michael Rubenstein, Asst. U.S. Atty., Tampa, Fla., for plaintiff-appellee. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Before GODBOLD, Chief Judge, HILL and ANDERSON, Circuit Judges. BY THE COURT: 1 This case is before the Court on Defendant-Appellant Medina's emergency motion for bail pending trial. As presented to us, the facts appear to be as follows: 2 Following his arrest on charges of possession with intent to distribute approximately eight tons of marijuana, Medina was first brought before the Honorable George T. Swartz, a United States Magistrate sitting in Lee County for the Middle District of Florida, on August 29, 1985. The defendant was notrepresented by counsel at that appearance and had refused to provide any information to a United States Probation Office Pretrial Services Officer for the purpose of preparing a pre-bail report for the court. Counsel for the government also was not present at the defendant's initial appearance before the federal magistrate. Magistrate Swartz set bond in the amount of $500,000, which could be satisfied by payment of a $50,000 cash deposit into the court's Registry. 3 Medina was subsequently transferred from Ft. Myers, Florida, where he had been held following his arrest, to Tampa, where he appeared with counsel before the Honorable Thomas P. Wilson, United States Magistrate for the Middle District of Florida, on September 5, 1985. At that appearance the magistrate held a preliminary hearing and

his tumultuous relationship with Phil. Ultimately, though, he wanted to sing his own songs. Dave joined X for a brief stint before launching his critically acclaimed solo career. However, Hollywood Fats (birth name: Michael L. Mann) soon came aboard, appearing with The Blasters at Farm Aid II. Phil Alvin has led various incarnations of The Blasters intermittently since then (he devoted much of his attention to graduate studies in mathematics). Hollywood Fats died in December 1986. In an odd twist, he was initially replaced on guitar by Billy Zoom, who had previously left X. Zoom's stay in The Blasters was very brief. Succeeding guitarists were Smokey Hormel (1988-92), James Intveld (1993-95), and Keith Wyatt (1996-present). Dave Carroll succeeded Bill Bateman on drums in 1993 but was subsequently replacedSpecialist Thomas A. Hoff, U.S. Army Recently returned from Iraq. Stationed in Washington, D.C. Sarah (Jessup) Hodgkin, U.S. Air Force Currently serving on a 6 month tour in Afghanistan, due to return in December. Pfc. Wesley Holiday, USMC Stationed at 29 Palms, California Brandon S. Hurst, U.S. Air Force Stationed in Kuwait Cpl. Joe Jackson, USMC Safely returned home from Iraq. No longer on active duty. Sgt. Jessica Jeske, U.S. Army Reserves Awaiting deployment LCpl. Grant Kissel, USMC Combat engineer, B CO 6th Engineers 4th FSSG Rick LaPenta Was in Iraq, safely returned HOME:-) Ryan Lawyer-Jones, U.S. Navy Stationed in Jacksonville, Florida as a Medical Corpsman. Class of 2008. Jason Luyk, U.S. Navy Stationed in Mayport, Florida on the USS Simpson Aaron Lynch, U.S. Navy USS Higgins, recently returned to home base in San Diego, CA SPC Christopher Mabee, U.S. Army Returned home safe from first deployment to Mosul, Iraq on 12

plaintiff and defendant in this case, think their names are treasures to be safeguarded jealously. From the surname Brennan, plaintiff's predecessor coined a trademark he used for his restaurant. Defendant, also named Brennan, attached to that surname his first name of Terrance and used these names as a mark for his restaurant. Thus, the stage for the trademark litigation before us was set. BACKGROUND 2 Plaintiff Brennan's, Inc. (Brennan's New Orleans, plaintiff, or appellant) owns and operates the restaurant "Brennan's," founded in 1946 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Plaintiff registered the name Brennan's pursuant to the Lanham Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1051 et seq., as a trademark for its restaurant services. The validity of that mark is not disputed. Plaintiff operates one other restaurant, "Owen Brennan's Restaurant," in Memphis, Tennessee, but ownsno restaurants in the New York City area. 3 Terrance Brennan, so named at birth, is a New York City chef who, prior to this litigation, opened two restaurants in New York City, "Picholine" and "Artisanal." He is a well-known "name" chef whose reputation attracts customers. At the center of this controversy is his newest enterprise, "Terrance Brennan's Seafood & Chop House" (Terrance Brennan's), located in Manhattan. A corporation was formed called 565 Lexington Avenue Co., LLC to own and operate the restaurant. This corporation along with its sole managing member, Brennan's Restaurant, LLC, are the named defendants in this action. Defendants originally called the new restaurant "Brennan's Seafood & Chop House," but after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from plaintiff's lawyers, they added the first name "Terrance" to their mark. 4 Brennan's

a group of college girls who take in a new student and teach her their own misguided ways of helping people. Lily, a new student at Seven Oaks University, winds up filling in with a dynamic and highly individualistic group of girls, addicted to the elegance of the past: Heather, Violet and Rose all volunteer at the campus Suicide Prevention Center, convinced that musical dance, sharp clothes and good hygiene — the Dior perfume “Diorissimo” is their trademark — can all contribute to staving off the inevitable self-destructive impulses that follow hard on the heels of failed college romances. Despite their sophisticated talk and savvy use of perfume, the girls are plagued by Cupid’s arrows and must adjust their psyches to the onset of amour. G.G.: It seems tofind a natural balance, so far. In two weeks I’m starting Whit Stillman’s new film, called “Damsels in Distress.” I play a girl named Violet who runs a suicide-prevention center at a liberal arts college. She prevents suicides through the powers of Thirties song-and-dance numbers. So it’s a very dark comedy. I’m not really worried about my indie cred. I don’t think there’s any danger of me going, “I only do franchises now.” I didn't start a thread, but I thought she was so cool in The House of the Devil, which is actually the all-time best 80s horror film (outside of Halloween, which was out in '78, but I saw it in '83...) She was such a cool friend to Samantha (Jocelin Donahue, who I haven't seen before or

and Telegraph California and Nevada Company Bell Telephone Company of Nevada (a wholly owned subsidiary of Pacific) The Southern New England Telephone Connecticut Company The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Ohio and Kentucky Company Citizens Telephone Company (a wholly owned subsidiary of Cincinnati and Suburban) (GTE Vol. III, Interrogatories and Stipulations, ITT Item 9) *1235 Appendix 2 8. The number of telephones owned and operated by the Bell System in each year for each year since 1935 is: Hawaiian Telephone Company (1967); and Northern Ohio Telephone Company (1967). GTE, acting in concert with GTE Service Corporation, Leich, Automatic Electric, Lenkurt and all of the various GTE telephone operating companies, have since at least 1950, by reason of their agreements to merge and consolidate, their mergers and consolidations, and their subsequent actions and conduct in effectively foreclosing the market for telephone equipment represented by the GTE telephone operating companies, constituted a continuing combination in unreasonable restraint of interstate trade and commerce in the production and sale of telephone equipment to independent telephone operating companies in the U. S. in violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Act. The acquisition by GTE of Hawaiian Telephone Company also violated the Hawaiian Antitrust Act, § 480-7(a), Hawaii Revised Statutes (1968). II As used in

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prosecuting attorney corrected a supposed error in the translation of a witness's testimony, and failure to grant a mistrial for alleged prejudicial pretrial publicity. Finding no error in the District Court's rulings, we affirm. I. 2 Pedro and Rufino Astello illegally crossed the Mexican-American border into Texas on or about December 20, 1983. They traveled on foot to San Diego, Texas, where they arrived in about ten days. There, they met Homero Gonzales, who asked if they were looking for work. Pedro provided Gonzales with a piece of paper containing James Barfield's number. 3 Gonzales called James Barfield and told him that two of Barfield's former workers had arrived in San Diego looking for work. James told Gonzales that he and his son, Bill Barfield, would come andpick up Pedro, Rufino, and other alien workers to be provided by Gonzales. Gonzales testified that James Barfield paid him $50 for each worker so provided. 4 On December 31, 1983, Bill and James arrived at San Diego and received Rufino, Pedro and eight other illegal aliens to work in a pine tree farm owned by the Barfields and Geary David Powell. James Barfield spoke in Spanish to the men, and told them to crouch down in the back of the Barfields' truck and try to avoid being seen during their journey. The Barfields covered the men in the back of the truck and left for the Barfields' home in Arkansas. When they arrived in Arkansas the following day, Powell greeted the aliens and asked them,