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head of the Justice Department's voting section yesterday for making a series of racially charged statements, including his suggestion that black voters are not hurt as much as whites by voter identification laws because "they die first." In a tense appearance before a House Judiciary subcommittee, John K. Tanner apologized for the "tone" of his comments about elderly voters earlier this month and said they "do not in any way accurately reflect my career of devotion" to upholding federal voting rights laws. ... But Tanner, a 31-year Justice Department career employee, also stuck by his assertion that demographic differences between racial groups temper the impact on minorities of laws requiring that voters present detailed identification, prompting several Democrats to question his fitness to be a senior official in the department'sCivil Rights Division. Toby Moore, a former political geographer in the voting section, told the committee that Tanner regularly engaged in "broad generalizations, deliberate misuse of statistics and casual supposition" in making decisions, including overruling Moore and other career employees in approving a 2005 Georgia voter identification law. -- Justice Dept. Voting Chief Apologizes But Persists - washingtonpost.com October 25, 2007 Voter ID paper from Tova Wang High Court to Ponder Question Plaguing Voters: "Got ID?" by Tova Andrea Wang, The Century Foundation, 10/24/2007 The United States Supreme Court recently agreed to hear a case regarding the constitutionality of Indiana’s strictest-in-the-nation voter identification law. Indiana currently requires every voter to present government-issued photo identification at the polls or be barred from voting. One of the main arguments made by the defenders of

     Judge. O R D E R Ureal Morant‐Jones was removed from the United States but returned without permission.  He  pleaded  guilty  to  unlawful  presence,  8  U.S.C.  §  1326(a),  and  was  sentenced  within  the Guidelines range to 57 months’ imprisonment.  On appeal he argues that the sentencing court failed  to  consider,  as  a  ground  in  mitigation,  the  absence  of  a  “fast  track”  program  in  the Northern District of Illinois.  Because the court did consider but rejected the appellant’s fast‐ track argument, we affirm the judgment.  Morant‐Jones, a citizen of Jamaica, first entered the United States in 1992.  After convictions for drug trafficking crimes in 1997 and 2001, Morant‐Jones was removed to Jamaica in 2004.  No. 09‐4096 sorts I decided it was time to do what I had planned when I was in the fifth grade; I decided it is time to write. I have a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies from East Tennessee State University with concentrations in Psychology and Sociology. I studied Media Arts at Long Island University In Brooklyn and Guerilla Film Making at Pellissippi State University. I have a Masters Level Certification in Forensic Document Examination. My first full-length book "View From the Sixth Floor: An Oswald Tale" is available on amazon.com and my latest book "Riddle" was released on Amazon in June 2015. My third novel "Carved Wooden Heart" an erotic romance written with Starla Hartless is now available. I recently released "Stolen Gypsy", another thriller. For quicker reads try my

even worse, seriously successful. Coming from what Hollywood considers nowhere, they incorporated Miramax in 1979 and released their first film, ''The Secret Policeman's Other Ball,'' in 1982. Before being acquired by Disney in 1993, which deepened their pockets considerably, they had already released an impressive list of foreign and American independent films. Among them: ''Sex, Lies and Videotape,'' ''Pelle the Conqueror,''''My Left Foot,'' ''The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover'' and ''Cinema Paradiso.'' The hoopla surrounding the success of ''The Crying Game'' in 1992 put the brothers in the public eye, which they have firmly held onto ever since. These are the guys whom their Hollywood colleagues are now bad-rapping for caring only about winning Oscars. Is there anybody even remotely connected to the movie industry who doesn'tshare that dream? The way the Weinsteins acquire movies often looks as if they used a vacuum cleaner. They have released more than 150 since the early 1980's. But they've also released a high percentage of innovative and very popular works to reach audiences that the bigger boys in Hollywood have let go. This post-Oscar outrage is a joke. Come on, fellows: shut up or invite the Weinsteins to join the club. Note to Harvey: When you find yourself going all-over humble and self-righteous, retire, or you'll win the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, sometimes given out at the Oscars for good works. In a phrase: the kiss of death. Correction: March 29, 1999, Monday A Critic's Notebook article on Thursday about the reaction of some Hollywood filmmakers to the choice

age at the start of his senior year. He had repeated his fourth and seventh grades, and was classified by his school district, Dallas Independent School District ("Dallas ISD"), as learning disabled. Like Buchanan, Bomar began playing football for his high school, Justin F. Kimball High School. Bomar was average in size compared to the other members of his football team and was a starting linebacker during his junior year of high school. Bomar's mother and high school principal applied for a waiver of the over-19 rule for Bomar, which the UIL refused. In response, Bomar filed this action against the UIL, its director, Dallas ISD, and Dr. Marvin Edwards, the Superintendent of Dallas ISD. CROSS-CLAIMS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS Both school districts filed cross-claims against the UIL, stating that the UIL's mandatory forfeiture ruleLike the majority of Gibraltarians, the chief minister – the territory’s most senior politician – is a fluent Spanish speaker. And, like many of the Rock’s 30,000 inhabitants he has a house in Spain, plays golf there when he can find the time, and clearly appreciates the culture and the people. “The last time Caruana visited Strasbourg I introduced him to a table of Spanish Socialist MEPs and they were delighted to see him and speak with him and he immediately broke into fluent Spanish,” says UK Conservative MEP Charles Tannock, one of the European Parliament’s most fervent supporters of efforts to ensure the Rock remains under British rule. But despite his obvious close links with Spain, and again like the majority of Gibraltarians, Caruana is very clear on one

local legislators are elected every five years, and a third have to be women by law. In 1952, which was the first parliamentary election in India, 81 million votes were cast. In 2014, two years ago, 555 million votes were cast. Turnouts have routinely gone into the 60s now. Moreover, until 1989, following mainstream democratic theory, the richer and more educated Indians used to vote much more than the poorer and the less educated. Since 1989, India has defied democratic theories-- this is called SES principle-- the poor and the less educated have voted as much as or more than the more educated and the wealthier. The biggest single weakness of India's electoral record is election finance. It's murky. Much of it is illegal. But it's also clear that while businesses finance elections in India, they're unable to determine election outcomes. Often, the poorer parties win state elections and even national elections sometimes. So that's the electoral vibrancy. It's theoretically surprising. As I said, one more point, it needs tonon-Hindu minorities, 20% of India, becoming special and automatic targets of Hindu nationalists when they come to power. Second, they also favor a more muscular nationalism, or what Michael Sandel the other day at Harvard called, describing Mr. Modi, a bearer of hard-edged nationalism, hard-edged nationalism, which threatens to exclude dissenters, even legitimate dissenters. And here are some examples of that, some iconic examples. Very soon after Mr. Modi came to power, his group-- not exactly his party, but the mother group is called the RSS-- the mother group started, which led to the birth of BJP, the mother group started a campaign called Ghar Wapsi, reconversion of Muslims and Christians back to Hinduism. Most Muslims and Christians in India were converted centuries ago, and they were originally Hindus, as the argument goes. And this campaign was launched to forcibly convert them back. Luckily, it was dropped. But after it was dropped, we had the infamous Dadri lynching. What was this lynching about? A Muslim man, 58-year-old,

audio or video tapes at trial because she had not produced them during discovery. The trial began and, during her opening statement, the prosecutor told the jury: You are going to hear that on February 17th of the year 2000 Rose Spears, undercover narcotics officer- well, in a time period before this - was in contact with the defendant, James Michael Peterson. She had been put on him through a third party, and she had called him to set up a buy of cocaine. They had several conversations with regard to its availability, when she needed it, how much she needed, could he get it for her, and he said that he could, and they set up a buy. The defense did not object. The State called Officer Spears as its first witness. the trial court interpreted that summary. She stated, on cross-examination, that she was not aware that she was taking any risk that would require a mistrial nor did she think that she had done anything that was objectionable. Under oath, she denied that she had been aware of, but consciously disregarded, the risk that an objectionable event for which she was responsible would require a mistrial at the defendant's request. She testified that she was not attempting to secure a mistrial and she had no belief that her questions to Officer Spears would cause a mistrial, especially since the defense had not objected to her opening statement nor to some of her questions to Officer Spears. She stated that she was perfectly willing to go forward with the original trial without the video

off a strong 36:05 at Speedway 10k for fourth spot. Men’s top 10 1) parkrun: Cardiff Paul Graham, 14:50, Pontypridd Roadents AC 2) parkrun: Dulwich Seyfu Jamaal, 14:55, London Heathside 3) parkrun: Cardiff James McCrae, 14:57, Hallamshire Harriers Sheffield AC 4) parkrun: Exmouth Phil Wylie, 15:09, Cheltenham & County Harriers 5) parkrun: Blyth Links Daniel Dixon, 15:12, Morpeth Harriers & AC 6) parkrun: Pegwell Bay Christopher Thomas, 15:15, Thames Valley Harriers 7) parkrun: Cardiff Jack Bancroft, 15:23, Wells City Harriers 8) parkrun: Bushy Andrew Douglas, 15:25, Inverclyde AC 9=) parkrun: Dulwich Matt Dickinson, 15:28, Clapham Chasers RC 9=) parkrun: Blyth Links George Lowry, 15:28, Jarrow and Hebburn AC Women’s top 10 1) parkrun: Cardiff Charlotte Arter, 15:49, University of Wales Institute Cardiff AC 2) parkrun: Cardiff Clara Evans, 16:04, Pontypridd Roadents AC 3) parkrun: Llanelli Coast Alaw Beynon-Thomas, 17:07, Swansea Harriers AC 4) parkrun: Aberdeen Jenny Bannerman, 17:12, Inverness Harriers AAC 5) parkrun: Alexandra, Moss Side Harriet Knowles-Jones, 17:22, Warringtondeveloped by the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology in the Worcester suburb of Shrewsbury. Harvey Ball designed the world famous Smiley face in 1963. The David Clark Company designed and built a pressure suit for Felix Baumgartner's world-record skydive attempt in 2010. References Category:History of Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester

Watch the famous "punking" below. Whitney Cummings Cummings had a banner year in 2011 when two of her sitcoms -- 'Whitney' and '2 Broke Girls' -- made it to primetime. But the raunchy comedienne got her start as a 'Punk'd' cast member and assisted in pranking such celebs as Chris Klein, Julia Stiles, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vivica A. Fox. Back in 2004, she talked about how "smitten" Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher were with each other on set. Oh, how times change... B.J. Novak To fans of 'The Office,' Novak is the arrogant, but utterly incapable, Ryan Howard. But Novak got his start in Hollywood back in 2003, when he was Kutcher's lead accomplice in the second season of 'Punk'd.' In one memorable segment, Novak plays a hot-tempered, baseball bat-wieldingdriving instructor during a prank on Hilary Duff. Check it out below. Kaitlin Olson Although she's best known for her role as Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds on 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,' Olson had humble beginnings as a cast member on 'Punk'd,' where she brought Amber Tamblyn to tears and earned the wrath of Beyonce. According to an interview Olson gave in 2005, Beyonce "hated her guts" after a Christmas tree lighting prank. "They make it look on TV like people are all into it," she said. "But nobody likes to be tricked like that." Watch Olson prank Beyonce below and see if you can spot hints of the pop diva's anger. Ryan Pinkston During the first season of 'Punk'd,' then 15-year-old Pinkston often posed as a reporter from a children's television

heavily on short-term loans to finance imports, chiefly food and fuel. Because of its poor credit rating, an $11 billion hard currency debt, and the risks associated with Cuban investment, interest rates have reportedly been as high as 22%. In 2002, citing chronic delinquencies and mounting short-term debts, Moody's lowered Cuba's credit rating to Caa1 -- "speculative grade, very poor." Dunn and Bradstreet rate Cuba as one of the riskiest economies in the world. HUMAN RIGHTS Cuba’s totalitarian regime controls all aspects of life through the Communist Party (CP) and its affiliated mass organizations, the government bureaucracy and the Department of State Security. The latter is tasked with monitoring, infiltrating and tormenting the country’s beleaguered human rights community. The government continues to commit serious abuses, and denies citizens the right to change their government. The government incarcerates people for their peaceful political beliefs or activities. The total number of politicalThe government also restricts freedom of movement and prevents some citizens from emigrating because of their political views. Cubans need explicit "exit permission" from their government to leave their country, and many people are effectively held hostage by the Cuban government, despite the fact that they have received travel documents issued by other countries. The government does not tolerate dissent. It targets dissenters by directing militants from the CP, the Communist Youth League, Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, the Federation of Cuban Women, the Association of Veterans of the Cuban Revolution, and other groups to stage a public protest against the dissenter, usually in front of his/her house. These protests, called "acts of repudiation," involve the shouting of insults and the occasional use of violence. The events generate intense fear and are aimed at ostracizing and intimidating those who question the government’s policies. Prison conditions are harsh

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of Massachusetts and the northern parts of North Carolina. That movement of people, movement of slaves, on this scale had never happened in the South, and in the midst of that movement. Linda Morgan wrote a fine book on emancipation in Virginia and she showed this for the first time, that all this movement of hired out slaves to Richmond--and other small ironworks, by the way, over in the Shenandoah Valley--meant a certain percentage of them began to flee, and escape, further north. They worked on railroad crews. It was estimated that in northern Georgia, during Sherman's campaign against Atlanta, that about forty percent of all the women working as nurses in Confederate hospitals all over the state were slave women. That means they'd been taken off their plantations, their farms, or out of their domestic situations, wherever they were, and put to work in the hospitals. So the point is, movement of the armies meant movement of slaves as well, and that moment of freedom, that moment of escape, thatopportunity might come when you would least expect it. And that American slave had to make a choice, every time--do I go and risk everything or do I not? Let me tell one little story amidst that. It's the other half of this book I just did. This young slave named Wallace Turnage. He was born on a little tobacco farm in North Carolina in 1846, Green County, North Carolina, sold by his indebted owner to a Richmond, Virginia slave-trader named Hector Davis, who was one of the largest slave-traders in the United States and kept enormous records. He spent about six months in 1860 working in the three-story slave jail/auction house in Richmond. His job every day was preparing the slaves in what was called the dressing room, to take them out to the auction floor. And one day he's simply told, "Boy, you're in the auction." And he was sold to an Alabama cotton planter named James Chalmers. Seventy-two hours later by train he

uncertainty and confusion surrounding its hugely expensive dud policy. The Government’s scramble to sort out international deals and abandon altogether its floor price confirms a carbon tax in chaos, Acting… Reports today that Water Minister Tony Burke and Finance Minister Senator Wong have attacked those playing politics with the Murray-Darling Basin Plan provide a sharp rebuke of South Australian Labor Premier Jay Weatherill. Water Minister Tony Burke has warned that any MPs who vote against his plan for the Murray-Darling Basin will be… Threatened cutbacks to community development programs by the SANFL and member footy clubs highlight the real and unwanted impacts of Julia Gillard’s carbon tax, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for the Environment Simon Birmingham said today. The South Australian National Football League (SANFL) is reportedly facing a $100,000 increasewe designed a four piece canopy decorated withivory fabric, a mix of elegant flowers across the top bar, heavy layers of hanging crystals on each side of the flowers with long hanging crystals on the back side. Red, Silver and Burgundy filled the Chateau Elan Ballroom with a magical crystal chandelier surrounded by more exquisite flowing ceiling draping. The view of the sweetheart table covered in a sparkling bright burgundy tablecloth was incredible as well with backdrop ivory draping highlighting this ballroom decor. The Reception at The Biltmore House Ballroom was transformed into a winter wonderland filled with snowflakes and various teal cube arrangements with floating votives. We also designed stunning floral centerpieces with tall glitter branches, arranged with silver sparkle votives surrounded by diamond dusted greenery. Design House of Flowers

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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CENTENE CORPORATION (NYSE: CNC) In June 2012, a putative class action lawsuit was filed in Federal Court against the Company and three of its executives. The Company believes that the case was without merit and intended to vigorously defend its position. On Friday, the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the action without prejudice as to all claims and defendants. About Centene Corporation Centene Corporation, a Fortune 500 company, is a leading multi-line healthcare enterprise that provides programs and related services to the rising number of under-insured and uninsured individuals. Many receive benefits provided under Medicaid, including the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), as well as Aged, Blind or Disabled (ABD), Foster Care, long-term care, other state-sponsored programs and Medicare (Special Needs Plans). Centene's CeltiCare subsidiary offersA transient who lives in the Santa Clara River wash and accused of assaulting a 70-year-old woman now faces a felony charge of attempted murder. Colton Ford, 29, who arrived in the SCV about seven months ago from Orange County, was arrested Tuesday morning by deputies of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station after two “Good Samaritans” ran to the aid of the alleged victim and held the suspect for them. The alleged attack happened shortly after 8:20 a.m. Tuesday when a woman jogging on the bike path in Valencia near the post office on McBean Parkway was attacked. Paramedics with the Los Angeles County Fire Department responded to the incident, provided medical aid to the woman and took her to the hospital. Captain Robert Lewis provided details about the incident at

of step with Nazi aesthetics. In the early 1940s, Baumeister met regularly with fellow artists Oskar Schlemmer and Franz Krause in a lacquer factory in Wuppertal. Covertly, they made abstract panels experimenting with chance effects on various surfaces. In look and technique, these works echo the automatic writing of the surrealists and contemporaneous experiments by Jackson Pollock. When the war ended, Baumeister’s output accelerated. He published a defense of modernist aesthetics, “The Unknown in Art,” in 1947, and produced a body of abstract work that is bright, playful and — given all he had been through — astonishingly upbeat. Sebastian SmeeSebastian Smee is a Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic at The Washington Post and the author of “The Art of Rivalry: Four Friendships, Betrayals and Breakthroughs in Modern Art." He has workedYou are here Department News MCB Professor & HHMI Investigator Eva Nogales has been awarded the 2018 Sandra K. Masur Senior Leadership Award by the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB). The award recognizes an outstanding scientist with "a record of active leadership in mentoring both men and women in scientific careers," and is one of the ASCB's three Women in Cell Biology awards. Nogales will be awarded a plaque and a $1,000 prize at the ASCB Annual Meeting in December 2018. Nicolas C. Pégard, postdoctoral scholar in the Adesnik lab, is one of eleven awardees (chosen from almost 300 applicants) to receive a Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career Award at the Scientific Interface (CASI). The award recognizes scientific excellence and innovation, depth and quality of training, and the potential to establish an

of the two newly elected commissioners, the Commission passed the road supervision resolution, which provided that each of the four "holdover" commissioners would continue to "oversee and supervise the road workers and the road operations assigned to the road shop" in their respective districts. The resolution further provided that the four holdovers "shall jointly oversee, with input and advice of the County Engineer, the repair, maintenance and improvement of the streets, roads and public ways of all of Etowah County." In the order of August 1, 1990, we found the Etowah County Commission's 1987 road supervision resolution to "effect a significant relative change in the powers exercised by governmental officials elected by, or responsible to, substantially different constituencies of voters." Order of August 1, 1990, at 19. In soto pay a $1,076 drinks bill racked up by Trump aides at Mar-a-Lago, emails obtained by pro-transparency group Property of the People, and published by ProPublica, show. The reported incident happened while Trump and his team were staying at Mar-a-Lago for two days during the president's meeting with Xi Jinping in April 2017. Trump staffers retired to the resort's Library Bar after discussions ended. Aides told the barman to leave so they could talk privately, and began pouring their own drinks, Brooke Watson, Mar-a-Lago's catering director, wrote in an email to the State Department in June 2017. Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Images "They asked the bartender to leave so they could speak confidentially and Secret Service did not allow the bartender to enter the room again. The group served themselves." According

caused him to miss the Chase. Kyle finshed 5th at Richmond, but he failed to make the Chase for the Cup. Brian Vickers would get the last spot (12th). Busch will also run full-time in the Nationwide Series in 2009, with NOS and Z-Line sponsoring his car with New Balance and Pizza Ranch. At the O'Reilly Challenge, ESPN broadcaster Rusty Wallace predicted that Busch would lead 180 laps at Texas. This proved to be near-accurate, as Busch led 179 laps and won. Busch's name has been mentioned in consideration for a seat with USF1 in their maiden season of Formula One in 2010. They are hoping to hire young American talent as the only American team in F1.On November 21,2009 Kyle Busch won his first Nascar Championship in 2009 while in the Nationwide Series. 2009 Results Sprint Cup Series 2009 PreSeason Races # Date Race Track Start Finish Rank Behind 02/07/2009 Budweiser Shootout Daytona International Speedway 10th 10th -- -- 02/12/2009 Gatoradeand the qualities that a lot of players don't have,” Smith said. When Smith told the staff he wanted to commit before his announcement on Friday, the Bama head coach couldn't contain his excitement. "Coach Avery and his wife were on FaceTime dancing and yelling Roll Tide," Smith said. Earlier in September, the Tide sent Johnson and assistants Antoine Pettway and John Pelphrey to see the Magnolia State product, clearly prioritizing the big man. Smith is rated the No. 23 center and the No. 192 overall player in the country, per the industry-generated 247Sports Composite. He was trending to Alabama at 100 percent on the 247Sports Crystal Ball. The commitment gives Alabama the No. 22 class in the nation, per the 247Sports Team Rankings. Smith plans to sign in November. For more news on Alabama

by Creator/FrancisFordCoppola), and Creator/TomHanks in "Tsunami Sunrise".* In ''Film/IAmLegend'', one of the billboards in the abandoned Times Square is for a ''ComicBook/SupermanBatman'' movie. Which is now almost an accurate prediction as now there actually is a [[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Superman/Batman movie]].* ''Film/CSATheConfederateStatesOfAmerica'' has the film ''A Northern Wind'', a different version of ''Film/GoneWithTheWind''... though not by much.[[/folder]] [[folder: Literature]]* Regularly played with in the ''Literature/{{Nightside}}'' series, where many stores offer items from alternate histories. This includes alt-history media works, such as Beatles rap albums, pornographic versions of Creator/AgathaChristie mysteries, and Creator/OrsonWelles' epic Franchise/{{Batman}} movie ''Citizen Wayne''.* In ''Literature/{{Swellhead}}'', one of the signs that the characters are slipping into an alternate universe is that the hero finds a copy of ''Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey'' written by Creator/RayBradbury.* ''Idlewild'' by Mark Lawson has UsefulNotes/JohnFKennedy surviving hisassassination attempt in Dallas and winning a second term as President. Thirty years later, there's a mention of Creator/OliverStone making a movie titled ''UsefulNotes/{{L|yndonJohnson}}BJ'', about "The best President we never had".* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' Literature/EighthDoctorAdventures, Fitz has assembled a collection of parallel universe Beatles records, including "Feel the Love", their Live Aid song.* ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'':** ''Discworld/MovingPictures'' has CMOT Dibbler get the idea for a romance movie he intends to call [[Film/GoneWithTheWind Blown Away]]. It also features a movie-in-making where a man in a lion costume is telling another character the movie is about following a yellow sick toad.** A recurring theme in the second and third ''Discworld/TheScienceOfDiscworld'' books is making sure the ''right'' works get written, because otherwise humans don't make it off Roundworld before it's "snowball time". In

zipper in his fingers and waited for Michael. Slowly, they lowered their zippers. Their shorts fell open and then dropped to their feet. Trevor stepped out of his and kicked them to the side. Michael did the same. The two boys stood in only their underwear, facing each other, their rigid penises pushing out the tight fabric of their briefs. Michael could barely breathe as his eyes locked on Trevor’s underwear. Just beneath that thin cotton was his penis. He wanted to reach forward, to touch it, to feel it. Slowly his mouth opened as if he were going to speak. Yet, he was silent. His eyes rose and met Trevor’s. “Ready?” Trevor breathed. Michael’s head barely nodded. Trevor raised his hands to his hips and slipped his thumbs under the elastic band of his briefs. Trembling, Michael did the same. The two paused untilTrevor began to push his underwear downward. Millimeter by millimeter, he slowly revealed his smooth lower abdomen until the elastic became caught on his stiff penis. Michael pushed his shorts down until his hard boyhood popped free of the elastic and bobbed rigidly in the warm night air. With a swallow, he pushed the shorts down further until they dropped to his feet. Trevor’s eyes were locked on Michael’s penis. He paused as his own throbbed beneath the fabric of his briefs. “Well?” Michael whispered. Trevor looked up and saw Michael breathing through his mouth, his eyes looking up at his. Uncertainty, hope, and fear all flowed over Michael’s face. Trevor smiled and pushed his shorts down, allowing them to fall to his feet. His penis snapped upward, bouncing against his abdomen and pointing rigidly, stiffly toward Michael’s face. Michael couldn’t breathe as he gazed in wonder

of this fact so as to turn their clocks back 30 minutes. However, one passenger thought the crewmember had actually said "loco Chávez time" while Venezuelan immigration officials claimed the actual quote was "the hour of the crazy Chávez and his women." American Airlines diffused the situation by flying the captain and crew out of Venezuela shortly thereafter and offering profuse apologies to Chávez authorities. "Fascist" Elements Within Chávez's Coalition? In another unrelated cable, the U.S. Embassy made explosive and incendiary charges regarding Chávez's inner circle. During a lunch, a "well respected political economist" told embassy staff that Minister of Public Works and Housing Diosdado Cabello "was expanding his network of corruption into the financial sector." Cabello, the source claimed, had joined with several other veterans of Chávez's 1992 attemptedcoup and this "fascist and military" trend "was gaining ascendancy within Chavismo" to the detriment of older leftists. More incendiary revelations from WikiLeaks: now comes a cable from 2008 reporting on U.S. wariness of Aeropostal, an airline whose owners, the Makled family, were "Venezuela's preeminent drug traffickers." When Aeropostal sought to extend its flights to the U.S., the American Embassy in Caracas recommended that the request be denied. Furthermore, diplomats believed that the Chávez government's decision to allow the Makleds to purchase Aeropostal "sheds further doubt on Venezuelan aviation security." The Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) was so worried about Walid Makled that it issued a report entitled "Venezuela: Business Entrepreneur Dominates Cocaine Trade." The report asserted that Makled leveraged "his involvement in the transportation industry to facilitate drug shipments and

a Jetsons-like pod. Michigan's Upper Peninsula The three largest Great Lakes (Huron, Michigan and Superior) lap against the shores of the upper arm of Michigan, where beauty and bounty feel timeless. Spend the night in a light station, explore a shipwreck museum and journey to natural attractions such as Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Wisconsin Dells The "Waterpark Capital of the World" ranks as one of the most kid-friendly vacation spots in the Heartland with more family activities than you can cover in a weekend. Spend the day on lazy rivers, bumper boats and rides like a water roller-coaster, or seek thrills on Bigfoot Ziplines. World War II-era duck vehicles take visitors off-road past fern-filled canyons and plunge into Lake Delton during Original Wisconsin Duck Tours. Indianapolis Smack in the middle of the state, Indiana'scapital offers luxe lodging, a museum-packed park, a new bicycle trail and eclectic shopping. It's also a great place to experience the arts, with local attractions including Indianapolis Arts Center and Indianapolis Museum of Art. Michigan's Traverse area Farm-to-table restaurants, award-winning wineries and fabulous resorts dot the shore from Traverse City through Charlevoix and Petoskey to Harbor Springs. The 35-mile Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore feels a million miles from anywhere, and Michigan's famed Tunnel of Trees leads to the legendary Legs Inn, known for its Polish dishes atop a bluff. Kansas City Barbecue, shopping, great museums and dueling pianos make for a lively weekend in Kansas City. Don't miss the gorgeous, free-admission Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art with its striking outdoor sculptures. Kids (and adults) will enjoy attractions such as the Kansas

to an alkynyl group substituted with a hydrazinyl moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkyliminexe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with an imino (xe2x95x90NH) moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkenyliminexe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with an imino moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkynyliminexe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with an imino moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkylisothiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a sulfhydryl (xe2x80x94SH) moiety on an interior carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkenylisothiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a sulfhydryl moiety on an interior carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkynylisothiolxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a sulfhydryl group on an interior carbon atom. The term xe2x80x9calkylnitrilexe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a nitrile (xe2x80x94Cxe2x89xa1N or cyano) moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkenylnitrilexe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a nitrile moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkynylnitrilexe2x80x9d refersto an alkynyl group substituted with a nitrile moiety. The terms xe2x80x9calkoxyxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9calkoxylxe2x80x9d refer to a group having the formula, Rxe2x80x94Oxe2x80x94, wherein R is an alkyl group. The term xe2x80x9calkoxycarbonylxe2x80x9d refers to a group of the formula xe2x80x94C(O)OR wherein R is alkyl. The term xe2x80x9calkenylphosphonylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a phosphonyl moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkynylphosphonylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a phosphonyl moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkylsulphonamidexe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a sulphonamide (xe2x80x94S(O)2xe2x80x94NH2) moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkenylsulphonamidexe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a sulphonamide moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkynylsulphonamidexe2x80x9d refers to an alkynyl group substituted with a sulphonamide group. The term xe2x80x9calkylsulphonylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkyl group substituted with a sulphonyl (xe2x80x94S(O)2xe2x80x94Cxe2x80x94 or xe2x80x94S(Q)2xe2x80x94OH) moiety. The term xe2x80x9calkenylsulphonylxe2x80x9d refers to an alkenyl group substituted with a sulphonyl

of American Indian Studies and History at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is the author of Education beyond the Mesas: Hopi Students at Sherman Institute, 1902-1929 (University of Nebraska Press, 2010), and co-produced a thirty-minute documentary film on the Hopi boarding school experience entitled “Beyond the Mesas” (www.beyondthemesas.com). Lorene Sisquoc (Cuhilla/Apache) is Curator of the Sherman Indian School Museum in Riverside, California. She teaches Native American Traditions at Sherman Indian High School, and is a co-editor of Boarding School Blues: Revisiting American Indian Educational Experiences. Education beyond the Mesas is the fascinating story of how generations of Hopi schoolchildren from northeastern Arizona “turned the power” by using compulsory federal education to affirm their way of life and better their community. Sherman Institute in Riverside, California, one of the largestoff-reservation boarding schools in the United States, followed other federally funded boarding schools of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in promoting the assimilation of indigenous people into mainstream America. Many Hopi schoolchildren, deeply conversant in Hopi values and traditional education before being sent to Sherman Institute, resisted this program of acculturation. Immersed in learning about another world, generations of Hopi children drew on their culture to skillfully navigate a system designed to change them irrevocably. In fact, not only did the Hopi children strengthen their commitment to their families and communities while away in the “land of oranges”; they used their new skills, fluency in English, and knowledge of politics and economics to help their people when they eventually returned home. Matthew Sakiestewa Gilbert draws on interviews,

× Thanks for reading! Log in to continue. Enjoy more articles by logging in or creating a free account. No credit card required. Log in Sign up {{featured_button_text}} CHEYENNE -- A new statewide campaign in support of gay marriage kicked off Monday in front of the Capitol building in Cheyenne. More than 70 people attended the rally, including one of four same-sex couples who recently filed a lawsuit in state court, along with the National Center for Lesbian Rights, challenging Wyoming's ban on marriage for gays and lesbians. "I think this is a landmark in Wyoming and I'm excited to be part of it," said Chuck Killion, who appeared with his partner, Ivan Williams. Jeran Artery, chairman of Wyoming Equality, said advocates will hold rallies and discussions throughout the state to buildWith less than four weeks to go before voters head to the polls, analysts at Citi have upped their chances of a Hillary Clinton victory in the increasingly unpredictable fight for the White House. In raising their odds on a Clinton win from 60 percent to 70 percent, Citi's global researchers pointed to "continued momentum for Clinton in the polls, and (Donald) Trump's difficulty in overcoming challenges and broadening his appeal behind his stalwart supporters." This reverses the trend from a mid-September note published by the same political analysts, in which Donald Trump's chances jumped from 35 percent to 40 percent due to what Tina Fordham and her team described as an"enthusiasm gap" for Clinton. Californians have a long list of colorful candidates for the U.S. Senate as voters

cast blame, look at Sith arrogance. Jacen had a transport, and Jaina had a warship. She could have destroyed him easily, but she must have allowed him to board her ship. Probably thought she could kill him in one of those damned lightsabre duels." He stood up and walked toward the bridge windows, looking at the bright flashes of the distant battle. "Um, the news isn't all bad, Admiral. The battle goes well." Daron reported. "Ruk disappeared, and the rebel ships aren't doing too well without his leadership. Now that our ships are reinforcing the Fed ships, we've got 'em on the run. Shall we pursue?" "No, Captain. Let them go." "Sir?" "Let them go, Captain. Our number one priority is defending our position. Now, as for the Federation fleet ..." his voice trailed off, and his expression became contemplative. "They certainly came inThe three songs on this mini-album were originally intended for tribute albums that, unfortunately, never saw the light of day. They were recorded at various times between the late 1990's and early 2000's (between Simon Apple's "From The Toybox" and "River To The Sea" albums). These are the last recordings with former Apple ('Toybox') singer, John Feldmann. These three recordings were "collecting dust" for over 10 years. So, figuring it was finally time for these songs to see the light of day, Simon Apple's Jeff Miller, remastered "A Long Day's Life", and "Take A Look" in early 2013, as well as totally re-mixing/mastering "Par Avion" in August 2013 for this release. The Mike + The Mechanics tribute was initially in tribute to the passing of Mechanic's singer, Paul Young. While

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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu inspects the site where an off-duty Israeli soldier was found dead with stab wounds near the settlement of Migdal Oz in the occupied West Bank, Aug. 8, 2019. Getty Jerusalem — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday warned Lebanon, Hezbollah's chief and the head of Iran's elite Quds Force to "be careful" with their words and actions. With tension mounting on the Israeli border, Netanyahu said Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah "knows very well that the state of Israel knows how to defend itself well, and to repay its enemies." "I want to say to him and the Lebanese state, which is hosting this organization that aims to destroy us, and I say the same to Qassem Soleimani: Be careful about your words, and evenmore cautious about your actions." He said Nasrallah should "calm down." Get Breaking News Delivered to Your Inbox A "declaration of war" Netanyahu spoke after a series of incidents in recent days that have raised tensions between Israel, Lebanon, Iran and Tehran-backed Hezbollah. Nasrallah has accused Israel of being behind a drone attack on the Lebanese Shiite movement's Beirut stronghold on Sunday and threatened retaliation. He called it the first such "hostile action" since a 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah. Lebanon's President Michel Aoun called it a "declaration of war," and the Lebanese National Defense Council was expected to hold an emergency meeting Tuesday. Lebanon's leader, Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri, reportedly told Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that the purported Israeli attack in Beirut threatened a dangerous escalation, with unpredictable results. A Lebanese army soldier

of Robert Boyle (1627–1691). It will be argued that all three are excellent examples in practice of Baconian induction, rigorously understood. The period may seem overly long. Is it really necessary to review the whole history of induction just to understand what men of the seventeenth century thought it was? Indeed it is, for though the writers of the past were long dead, their writings were very much alive in Renaissance and Restoration England. The best way to sort out the disagreements between all the works by which Bacon, Wilkins, Ward, Harvey, or Boyle would have learned about induction is to analyze them 13 historically. In the end we will find that at least some of those Oxford natural philosophers understood Bacon's induction in the full sophisticated wayPress, 1949), 47–51, 481–487, has been influential. The influence can be seen, for example, in the recent edition, Aristotle, Prior Analytics, trans. Robin Smith (Indianapolis and Cambridge: Hackett, 1989), 219–221. Recent research includes Kurt von Fritz, Die epagōgē bei Aristoteles (München: Verlag der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1964); Walter Hess, "Erfahrung und Intuition bei Aristoteles," Phronesis 15 (1970): 49–50; Nelly Tsouyopoulus, "Die induktive Methode und das Induktionsproblem in der griechischen Philosophie," Zeitschrift für allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 5 (1974): 94–122; D. W. Hamlyn, "Aristotelian Epagoge," Phronesis 21 (1976): 167–84; T. Engberg-Pedersen, "More on Aristotelian Epagoge," Phronesis 24 (1979): 301–19; Jaakko Hintikka, "Aristotelian Induction," Revue Internationale de Philosophie 34 (1980): 422–39; Thomas Upton, "A Note on Aristotelian Epagōgē," Phronesis 226 (1981): 172–76; Richard McKirahan, Jr., "Aristotelian Epagoge in Prior Analytics 2.21

more than a dozen institutions of higher learning in Israel and around the world, including Harvard University, Northwestern University, McGill University, University of Oxford and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. The magazine Annual Reviews quoted Katzir thus: "I have had the opportunity to devote much of my life to science. Yet my participation over the years in activities outside science has taught me there is life beyond the laboratory. I have come to understand that if we hope to build a better world, we must be guided by the universal human values that emphasize the kinship of the human race: the sanctity of human life and freedom, peace between nations, honesty and truthfulness, regard for the rights of others, and love of one's fellows."of a U.S. senator who single-handedly fights against political corruption. Noda is a fan of professional wrestling and has stated that Kenta Kobashi is his favorite wrestler. On 11 May 2013, Noda attended Kobashi's retirement event, Final Burning in Budokan, in Tokyo's Nippon Budokan. See also Noda Cabinet References External links |- |- |- Category:1957 births Category:Living people Category:21st-century Prime Ministers of Japan Category:People from Funabashi Category:Waseda University alumni Category:Democratic Party of Japan politicians Category:Government ministers of Japan Category:Japan New Party politicians Category:Members of the Chiba Prefectural Assembly‎ Category:Members of the House of Representatives (Japan) Category:Ministers of Finance of Japan Category:Noda cabinet Category:People from Tokyo Category:Prime Ministers of Japan Category:21st-century Japanese politicians

4, at Crownsville Veterans Cemetery, 1122 Sunrise Beach Road, Crownsville. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a local hospice LIBERTYTOWN, Md. - Albert Richard Zimmerman, 69, of 9022 Walnut St., died Tuesday, July 8, 2003, at his home. Born April 2, 1934, in Jefferson, Md., he was the son of the late Charles and Iola Arvin Zimmerman. He retired as a school bus driver with the Frederick County (Md.) Board of Education. He served in the U.S. Army. He was a member of Christ Reformed United Church of Christ in Middletown, Md. He was a member and former district officer of Johnsville Ruritan Club; a member of Maryland State Dairy Herd Improvement Association; Sire Power Association; Maryland-Virginia Co-op.; and served on the board of directors of Southern States. He is survived by his wife, Grace Evelyn Zecher Zimmerman, whom he married June 1, 1956; four children,Lauren Palmer of Keedysville, Sue Palmer of Wolfsville, Carl Zimmerman of Libertytown, and Charles Zimmerman of Union Bridge, Md.; two sisters, Winifred Ropp of Frederick, and Carolyn Stalnaker of Florida; two brothers, Robert Zimmerman of Frederick, and Gary Zimmerman of Florida; and 14 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two daughters, Sherylynne Zimmerman and Georgia C. Barnes; one sister, Eleanor Killing; and one brother, Gene Zimmerman. Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Donald B. Thompson Funeral Home, Middletown. The Rev. James Coblentz will officiate. Burial will be in Christ Reformed Cemetery, Middletown. The family will receive friends today and Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be made to Johns Hopkins Oncology Center, 401 N. Broadway, Baltimore, MD 21231-2410. Mrs. Marjorie Elizabeth Youtz, 84, of Brownsville Heights, formerly of Brunswick, died Saturday, June 21 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was

profitable businesses in the target country. In fact, this is precisely what happened during the Iran/Contra scandal. By allying itself with the business community, the CIA received the funds and ability it needed to remove itself from democratic control. The Media Journalism is a perfect cover for CIA agents. People talk freely to journalists, and few think suspiciously of a journalist aggressively searching for information. Journalists also have power, influence and clout. Not surprisingly, the CIA began a mission in the late 1940s to recruit American journalists on a wide scale, a mission it dubbed Operation MOCKINGBIRD. The agency wanted these journalists not only to relay any sensitive information they discovered, but also to write anti-communist, pro-capitalist propaganda when needed. The instigators of MOCKINGBIRD were Frank Wisner, Allan Dulles, Richard Helms andPrize winner, Miami News) Barry Bingham Sr., (Louisville Courier-Journal) James Copley (Copley News Services) Joseph Harrison (Editor, Christian Science Monitor) C.D. Jackson (Fortune) Walter Pincus (Reporter, Washington Post) ABC NBC Associated Press United Press International Reuters Hearst Newspapers Scripps-Howard Newsweek magazine Mutual Broadcasting System Miami Herald Old Saturday Evening Post New York Herald-Tribune Perhaps no newspaper is more important to the CIA than the Washington Post, one of the nation’s most right-wing dailies. Its location in the nation’s capitol enables the paper to maintain valuable personal contacts with leading intelligence, political and business figures. Unlike other newspapers, the Post operates its own bureaus around the world, rather than relying on AP wire services. Owner Philip Graham was a military intelligence officer in World War II, and later became close friends with CIA figures like Frank Wisner, Allen Dulles, Desmond FitzGerald and Richard Helms. He inherited the

(up and down), the beads, with their own masses resisting motion, do not move rigidly with the tire's translation; they move relative to the tire. Note that without vertical movements, only centrifugal forces act on the beads and they maintain their new position on the tire wall. Imagine a bead when the tire moves up (ie. the 'heavy spot' on top)- Reversed when the tire moves down (ie. 'heavy spot' on bottom): At the top: As the tire moves up, the bead does not. No longer guided by the tire wall it maintains its tangential velocity until it reestablishes contact at a new tire wall location, further from the imbalance. At the bottom: As the tire moves up, the bead is lifted with the tire and doesWith dreams of a successful music career being dampened by his run-of-the-mill job at the local tax office, Steven finds solace in the city’s underground gig scene where he meets Linder Sterling (Jessica Brown Findlay – Downton Abbey, The Riot Club) – an intelligent, self-assured artist – who encourages him to make his ideas of superstardom a reality. Culminating in his first meeting with Johnny Marr, England Is Mine is a feature length origins story. Directed by Academy Award and BAFTA Award nominated Mark Gill (The Voorman Problem) and produced by Baldwin Li (The Voorman Problem) and Orian Williams (Control). The film will have its world premiere at the closing night of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival on Sunday July 2.

filter by Year The New Age Deception Sharon Lee Giganti, a former Miss San Diego County and runner-up to Miss California, left Hollywood at the height of her success (guest-starring in over 20 top television shows and co-starring in several films) to pursue a "Higher Purpose". Believing that she had found the true way to serve God through a channeled spirit named, Abraham and the New Age "bible" known as, A Course in Miracles, she had intended to teach "a new and more enlightened way to be loving" with these popular Law of Attraction and New Thought philosophies. But by 1999, disillusioned with the devastation these teachings so often produced, she realized they were deceptive and lacked the real presence of Jesus Christ. Thankfully, Sharon's diligent search for Truth began tolead her home; to authentic Christianity, and when tragedy struck her family in the year 2000-- she walked away from the world of "New Thought" for good. During a time of incredible loss, (the murder of her infant nephew and subsequent life sentencing of her brother, the suicide of one of her New Thought students, and the mental collapse of another; resulting in her being committed to a psychiatric ward) Sharon says she saw clearly, as if for the first time, the very real consequences of sin and the true teachings of the Bible playing out right before her eyes amid the tragic events surrounding her. With courageous honesty, she reveals how her "New Age" influence may have unwittingly played a part in these tragedies - and how God's

could not reach any conclusion. 19 Heinous crime: Two deaf-mute sisters gang-raped Two sisters taken to Naseem’s house who allegedly runs a brothel. Then they were taken to an unknown place on a rickshaw, where they were sedated and raped for two days. They were thrown semi-conscious, semi-naked on the roads later. 20 Sexual assault: Four accused of raping a neighbour Saleem accuses two neighbours and two unidentified people in Bahawalpur for kidnapping and sexually assaulting him on gunpoint. 21 ‘Police inaction’ in rape case condemned A 15-year-old girl was sexually assaulted for over eight months by her colleague. The colleague had promised to marry her but turned her away after learning about her pregnancy. 22 Crimes against our children rise Six-year-old girl in Karachi was abducted by three men, who kept her in a windowless room, repeatedly assaulted her.the woman’s uncle. 6 Sexual assault: Family asked to back up charge with medical report Eight-year-old girl was raped by teacher at her seminary during the lunch break on March 12. The suspect had also raped four other students whose parents had earlier been reluctant to take the matter to the police. 7 Heinous Crime: Stepfather assaults daughter Seven-year-old, M, was allegedly sexually assaulted by her stepfather, AS and his friends at her home when her mother was out. 8 Ratta Amral rape case: Suspended DSP challenges police order in LHC DSP was earlier suspended for misuse of authority and delaying the registration of the rape case by almost one month. 9 Sexual assault: Woman sent to Nishter Hospital A woman in Multan was kidnapped and raped on May 6 by unidentified men. She said she was cut by razor

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

to live in the house, Fraker said. "It was OK for my client, the buyer, because he wants to build a house," she added. The property sold for close to its $4.3-million asking price, other real estate sources said. DAN ENRIGHT, president and chief executive officer of Barry & Enright Productions, and SUSAN STAFFORD, who preceded Vanna White for seven years as hostess of NBC's "Wheel of Fortune," have listed their 15th-story penthouse, on a bluff in Santa Monica, at $8.3 million, including a 1979 white Clenet specialty automobile said to be in mint condition. Barry & Enright, formed in 1947, has produced such shows as "Concentration," "The Joker's Wild" and "Tic Tac Dough." The 3,000-square-foot condo has 360-degree views and a separate guest or maid's unit on a separate floor. Enright and Stafford"Come to me" "Come lie beside me" "And don't deny me your love" "Make sense of me" "Walk through my doorway" "Don't hide in the hallway oh, love" "Step over" "I'll followyou down" "In the name of whisky" "In the name of song" "You didn't look back" "You didn't belong" "In the name of reason" "In the name ofhope" "In the name of religion" "In the name of dope" "In the name of freedom" "You drifted away" "To see the sun shining" "On someone else's day" "In the name of United" "And the BBC" "In the name of Georgie Best" "And LSD" "In the name ofthe Father" "And His wife, the Spirit" "You said you did not" "They said you did" "In the name ofjustice" "In the name

of our institutions". Diouf said the recently created National Elections Observatory (ONEL) and the appointment of a new interior minister were part of the efforts to enhance the reliability and success of the elections, according to PANA. Diouf also called for dialogue and negotiation with the separatist rebels in the southern province of Casamance provided national unity were respected. He also praised the army's achievements against the rebels, AFP reported. In a related development Saturday, 20 political parties submitted their lists for the legislative elections in May. Mauritanian human rights activist expelled Cheikh Saad Bouh Camara, a Mauritanian human rights activist, was expelled from Senegal on Friday after giving a press conference in Dakar, AFP reported. A statement by the Senegalese NGO Rencontre africaine pour la defense des droits de l'homme (RADDHO) condemned the government's decision to expel the activist, saying it was a violation of thefreedom of expression. Camara was charged earlier this year in Mauritania with allegedly disseminating false information in a French television documentary on slavery. GUINEA-BISSAU: Minister accused of arming Senegalese rebels The suspended former Guinea-Bissau army chief of staff, Brigadier General Ansumane Mane, has accused Defence Minister Samba Lamine Mane and a group of officers of smuggling arms to Senegalese rebels, AFP reported Sunday. In a letter published by the press, Ansumane Mane, suspended for negligence, said Guinea-Bissau President Joao Bernardo Vieira had "permitted" arms trafficking to separatist fighters in the southern Senegalese Casamance province. He added his suspension from the army was linked to a "shady plan to mount a coup d'etat" and demanded that the "truly guilty" be punished. Meanwhile, in letter addressed to a parliamentary investigative committee, some 1,500 veterans of Guinea-Bissau's war of liberation from Portugal accused the defence minister of corruption and demanded his resignation.

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

man was carrying the gun in the grocery store, possibly to rob the store or to hurt someone. He went back to the woman who reported the incident. She gave him more information about the man. She said he was about 6 feet tall and around thirty years old.       Hoida did not take down the woman’s name or phone number. He did not take the opportunity to do so because he was more concerned about where the suspect was. He was concerned that a robbery might occur.       Hoida decided to call the Waco Police Department for assistance. Commander Aleman, Officer Forward, and Officer Cavazos arrived shortly thereafter in separate vehicles. Aleman arrived in an unmarked police unit. They discussed how to handle the situation if they saw the suspect. While in discussion, the suspect, later identified as Carroll but using the false name, Clem Hunter, walked out of the store. Hoida saw a black man, 6 feet tall and around thirty years old, walking with a black woman toward the brown Cadillac. The man was wearing a green-striped shirt. Hoida believed Carroll fit the description the woman had given him. The color of the shirt Carroll was wearing was another contested issue. While Hoida believed it to be at least partially green, Lewis said it was tan with a black collar, and Carroll said it was off-white with blue and red stripes and a dark blue collar.       The officers had first decided that, for safety reasons, they would check the store, watching out for the citizens in it.

spent purchasing the Quorn, and is asking that his suit be certified as a class action so others could get refunds as well. Quorn--sold nationally in Great Britain since 1995--was introduced in the U.S. in 2002, positioning itself as a healthful alternative to meat products. Its packaging calls the main ingredient "mycoprotein," which the label describes as being related to mushrooms, morels, and truffles. Mycoprotein is made from a fungus that is more akin to mildew than mushrooms, according to CSPI. Quorn's parent company, Marlow Foods, grows this fungus in giant vats, harvests it, and processes it to resemble chicken or ground beef. The larger problem with Quorn is that it causes allergic reactions in several percent of consumers. Many who eat Quorn foods will develop unsavory gastrointestinal symptoms suchPages Sunday, January 17, 2016 A Poem by Heather Gelb Solitary Running Pounding of shoe against solid ground provides Consistent background rhythm to Symphony of thoughts Dancing in random pairs. Solitary running . . . . . . . . . moving forward, Thoughts shift and break away into A meditative space of Only the present moment, Moving with a gentle breeze filled with Bird Song and the fragrance of Fallen leaves merging with Blooms of sunshine sprouting from the earth Like rays of deep-rooted truth. A mantra of moving forward, Stepafterstepafterstepafterstepafterstepafterstepafterstepafterstepafterstep Heather Gelb often feels like a gazelle leaping from hilltop to hilltop. On one of these hills she recently published her memoir, a spiritual journey from the hills of one land to another: http://www.amazon.com/From-Hilltop-Path-Rwanda-Israel/dp/1937623076 One of her poems based on this book was featured in the fall edition of Poetica Magazine. She has also published

expressed only limited support for such factions and were largely split along sectarian lines while majorities expressed worry about extremists. The Lebanese group Hezbollah had the highest overall ratings, finding significant support in Tunisia, Jordan and Egypt, with support as high as 94 percent among fellow Shiites. Al-Qaida and the Taliban, however, garner just 20 percent support. The survey found Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and their leaders, receive largely favorable ratings while opinions about Iran and President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are largely negative, except in Pakistan and among Shiites. Syria's Assad received negative ratings from 70 percent of those queried in Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey while the 36 percent of Pakistanis who said they are familiar with Assad largely support him. The survey, however, was taken before a May 25 massacre[A case of primary Sjögren's syndrome complicated with lung adenocarcinoma]. A 69-year-old woman presented with headache. Her chest radiograph and computed tomographic scans showed a mass shadow causing superior vena cava syndrome. Bronchofiberscopic examination was nonproductive. The serum value of carcinoembryonic antigen was highly elevated, so we made a presumed diagnosis of primary non-small lung cancer. She also complained of dry eyes and mouth. The elevated values of serum antibodies against SS-A and SS-B and further examinations resulted in a definitive diagnosis of primary Sjögren's syndrome. Chemotherapy was not effective and she died 14 months later. Autopsy revealed that the mass shadow was a primary lung adenocarcinoma. At the age of 66 she suffered a refractory pneumothorax and her pulmonary cysts or bullae were surgically resected. Those lesions had

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35 F.3d 555 NOTICE: Fourth Circuit I.O.P. 36.6 states that citation of unpublished dispositions is disfavored except for establishing res judicata, estoppel, or the law of the case and requires service of copies of cited unpublished dispositions of the Fourth Circuit.MAXINE S. DOMINGOS, on HER BEHALF AND AS Administratrix OFthe Estate of Frank S. Domingos, Plaintiff-Appellant,UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Defendant-Appellee. No. 94-1010. United States Court of Appeals,Fourth Circuit. Aug. 18, 1994. Before WILKINS and WILLIAMS, Circuit Judges, and SHEDD, United States District Judge for the District of South Carolina, sitting by designation. Clifford Leon Lee, II, BARTON & LEE, Fayetteville, North Carolina, for Appellant. Patricia Jane Reedy, Trial Attorney, Torts Branch, Civil Division, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Washington, D.C., for Appellee. ON BRIEF: Frank W. Hunger, Assistant Attorney General, Jeffrey Axelrad, Director, Torts Branch, CivilDivision, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Washington, D.C., for Appellee. OPINION PER CURIAM: 1 Maxine S. Domingos brought this medical malpractice action against the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), 28 U.S.C.A. Secs. 2671-2680 (West 1965 & Supp.1994), alleging that the negligence of United States Army physicians proximately caused the death of her husband, Frank Domingos. The district court dismissed the action in part and granted summary judgment in part. We affirm. I. 2 In 1984, army physicians performed two invasive surgical procedures on Frank Domingos, an army retiree. During each procedure, Mr. Domingos received blood transfusions. Shortly after the second of these procedures, Mr. Domingos allegedly began experiencing symptoms consistent with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). In 1986, Mr. Domingos requested that he be tested for the

Clarke speaks about his side's five-try 33-7 win over Uruguay in the Tbilisi Cup and the first half injury to captain Rhys Ruddock. They wrap up the tournament against hosts Georgia on Sunday. Speaking about the floods that occurred following the Tbilisi Cup's first round, Emerging Ireland team manager Joey Miles said: "A natural event like that, a tragedy like that puts the game of rugby into perspective. We express our regrets to the Georgian people and the Georgian Union for the terrible tragedy that they had." David O'Reilly from the IRFU Charitable Trust's Corporate Patrons Committee speaks about the new scheme which provides businesses with unique networking opportunities and provides a platform for companies to effectively activate their CSR programmes. For further information, please contact Linda Black of the 99 F.Supp.2d 1255 (1999) Kirk MURPHY, James Hartnett, Stephen Royal, Kevin Brinkofski, Erica Stephan, Tom Wiemann, Judith Henshel, James Johnston, and Lori Burge, Plaintiffs, v. Darrel KENOPS, United States Forest Service, and Marion County, Defendants. No. Civ. 98-6213-HO. United States District Court, D. Oregon. December 16, 1999. *1256 *1257 Christine M. Jewel, Philomath, OR, for Plaintiffs. Michael J. Hansen, Timothy T. A. Jensen, Salem, OR, Defendants. ORDER HOGAN, District Judge. I. Background Plaintiffs bring this lawsuit against Darrell Kenops, the Forest Supervisor of the Willamette National Forest and the United States Forest Service (collectively "the federal defendants"), and Marion County ("the county defendant"), alleging violations of plaintiffs' rights to freedom of speech. Plaintiffs contend that they have a right to protest in a peaceful manner in national forests in plain view of logging when such protest neither endangers anyone nor

from local landowners, many of whom are unwilling to lose their homes and farms to the project, have stalled progress. Last month, the state government started acquiring land for the plant, despite sporadic protests. On Friday, however, the federal environment ministry halted the acquisitions, saying they were illegal since the ministry hasn't yet approved the project. The federal ministry also said the state government had falsely claimed that tribes didn't live and farm in the 1,235 acres of forest sought for the plant, despite "oral and documentary evidence" to the contrary. "If need be, we will take up the matter with the ministry of environment and forest for speedy clearance of POSCO's Orissa project," Steel Minister Virbhadra Singh added. However, the steel ministry lacks any administrative authority to instruct the environment ministryto changes in its habitat." Their collaborative work was published in Ecosphere in February and has been five years in the making. The reintroduction of species can be expensive and resource-intensive, and is not always successful, either. Due to declining or extirpated populations, in part because of habitat fragmentation, the bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1999. The species' natural range extends from the Pacific Northwest to western Canada. Mims and her team developed a framework to evaluate the reintroduction of aquatic species, focusing their efforts on the spatial, demographic, and genetic factors of reintroducing the bull trout to three watersheds of the Pend Oreille River system in northeastern Washington State. advertisement "It was extremely encouraging for me to be part of this collaboration where

from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' wears one. Somewhere it was said that this was for a fashion statement.* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': Self-proclaimed "local kook" Fiddleford "Old Man" [=McGucket=] has a pointless band-aid on his ''beard.'' [[LampshadedTrope Lampshaded]] by the man himself during "Society of the Blind Eye".-->'''[=McGucket=]:''' Hey, why does my beard have a bandage? Does that even make sense? Why has no one pointed that out?** We find out it has a reason to be there, even if it is currently pointless: [[spoiler:It was originally applied to his chin after a car crash he suffered 30 years earlier. The SanitySlippage he was undergoing at the time caused him to forget it was there, meaning his beard grew out from under it.]] A FreezeFrameBonus in "Sock Opera" hinted at the revelation: [[spoiler:the laptop,performed. The fellow will also learn how to review rhinology articles, as Dr. Chang is an associate editor of Rhinology for Annals of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. Call Schedule: The fellow will be placed in the attending call schedule to cover ENT and maxillofacial trauma. Conferences: Head and Neck Tumor Board Conference – This multi-disciplinary conference meets weekly to discuss management of patients with head and neck cancer in collaboration with Radiation Oncology, Medical Oncology, Neuroradiology, and Pathology. The fellow participates in the presentation, work up, and management of patients with sinonasal and anterior skull base malignancy. ENT in the Desert Conference – This is a comprehensive conference that draws a national audience with renowned guest speakers in each sub specialty area of Otolaryngology. The fellow helps coordinate and participate in oral and

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9 that it's closing 70 more of its stores, and The Limited said in January that its closing all of its retail locations. Here's a list of the J.C. Penney stores that are going dark. Alabama Auburn Mall (Auburn, Alabama), Tannehill Promenade (Bessemer), Gadsen Mall (Gadsen) and Jasper Mall (Jasper). Arkansas Military Plaza (Benton, Arkansas), Chickasaw Plaza (Blytheville) Arizona Riverview Mall (Bullhead City, Arizona) California Downtown Bishop (Bishop, California), Sunwest Plaza (Lodi), The Village at Orange (Orange), Hilltop Mall (Richmond) Colorado Fort Morgan Main St. (Fort Morgan, Colorado), Glenwood Springs Mall (Glenwood Springs), St. Vrain Centre (Longmont), Broadway Plaza (Sterling) Connecticut Connecticut Post Mall (Milford, Connecticut) Florida Jacksonville Regional Shopping Center (Jacksonville, Florida), Palatka Mall (Palatka) Georgia Dublin Mall (Dublin, Georgia), Macon Mall (Macon), Milledgeville Mall (Milledgeville), Gateway Plaza (Thomasville), Tifton Mall (Tifton) Iowa Downtown Decorah (Decorah, Iowa), Crossroads Mall (Fort Dodge),Penn Central Mall (Oskaloosa), Quincy Place(Ottumwa) Idaho Snake River Plaza (Burley, Idaho) Illinois Eastland Mall (Bloomington, Illinois), Fulton Square (Canton), Village Square Mall (Effingham), freestanding store in Macomb, Peru Mall (Peru), Northland Mall (Sterling), Centerpointe of Woodridge (Woodridge) Indiana FairOaks Mall (Columbus, Indiana), Connersville Plaza (Connersville), Huntington Plaza (Huntington), Jasper Manor Center (Jasper), Logansport Mall (Logansport) Kansas Chanute Square (Chanute, Kansas), downtown Great Bend, Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), freestanding store in Lawrence, Winfield Plaza (Winfield) Louisiana Cortana Mall (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Park Terrace (DeRidder), North Shore Square (Slidell) Massachusetts Berkshire Mall (Lanesborough, Massachusetts) Maryland Easton Marketplace (Easton, Maryland) Maine Rockland Plaza (Rockland, Maine) Michigan Lakeview Square Mall (Battle Creek, Michigan), Delta Plaza (Escanaba), Westshore Mall (Holland), Copper Country Mall (Houghton), Birchwood Mall (Kingsford), Midland Mall (Midland), Cascade Crossings (Sault Ste. Marie) Minnesota Central Lakes Crossing (Baxter, Minnesota), Five Lakes Centre (Fairmont), Faribo West Mall (Faribault), Irongate Plaza (Hibbing), Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), Red Wing Mall

St. Rose, Newfield; Chaplain Cooper University Hospital, Camden Status: Removed from ministry A. William Johnson Ordained: 1962 Assignments: St. Ann, Westville; St. Agnes, Blackwood; St. Rose, Haddon Heights; St. Augustine, Ocean City; St. Gregory, Magnolia; Sacred Heart, Camden; St. John, South Carolina Status: Left Diocese in 1967 – current whereabouts unknown John P. Kelly Ordained: 1962 Assignments: St. Rose, Newfield; Sacred Heart, Camden; Saint Monica, Atlantic City; Temporary Assignment, Diocese of Trenton (Sea Bright); St. Peter, Merchantville; Our Lady Star of the Sea, Atlantic City; St. Gregory, Magnolia; St. Charles Borromeo, Washington Twp.; Sacred Heart, Vineland; Assumption, Atco; St. Michael, Cedarville; Our Lady of Victories, Landisville; Chaplain, Gibbsboro Air Force Station, Gibbsboro Status: Deceased Charles E. Kuhl Ordained: 1954 Assignments: O.L. Star of the Sea, Atlantic City; Queen of Heaven, Erlton; St. Ann, Wildwood; St. Luke, Stratford; Camden Catholic HighAtlantic City Status: Deceased Peter J. Osinski Ordained: 1969 Assignments: St. Andrew, Gibbsboro; Assumption, Wildwood Crest; St. Maria Goretti, Runnemede; Paul VI High School, Haddon Township; St. Lucy, Blue Anchor; Immaculate Heart of Mary, Woodlynne; Divine Word College, Washington, D.C.; Sacred Heart High School, Vineland; St. John Bosco, Millville; Camden Catholic High School, Cherry Hill; Our Lady of Grace, Somerdale; St. Stephen, Pennsauken; St. James High School, Carneys Point; St. Michael, Gibbstown; Queen of the Apostles, Pennsville Status: Deceased Timothy E. Pisik Ordained: 1974 Assignments: St. Thomas More, Cherry Hill; St. Michael, Gibbstown; St. Thomas, Brigantine; St. Mary, Salem; St. Michael, Cedarville; Mary, Mother of the Church, Bellmawr Status: Deceased Walter T. Reilly Ordained: 1956 Assignments: St. Agnes, Blackwood; Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Camden; St. Gregory, Magnolia; Moderator Holy Child Day Camp; St. Lawrence, Laurel Springs; Sacred Heart, Vineland; Sacred Heart High

to Churchyard's page, and he explicitly concedes the historical point. He still believes in the agreement argument -- his position seems to be that agreement failure is a complicated business, but he knows it when he sees it. He may well be wrong, but at this point we are putting one set of native-speaker intuitions (from Pinker and Churchyard) up against another (from Lynch). After two centuries of struggle, the anti-singular-their forces have won the hearts and minds of an influential fraction of the population. Thanks to Churchyard, Pinker and others, they can't get away with claiming that "singular their" is an example of the decay of the English language, or that it is a violation of the laws of logic. Prohibition of "singular their" is an innovation, and both the logic and the grammar behind it are shaky atAmerican coinage. Jefferson's use in this passage is the earliest citation given in the Oxford English Dictionary. In 1785, James Beattie objected vehemently to the use of reform for reformation, approval for approbation,novel for new, existence for life, and capture for take militarily. In 1837, the Englishman Captain Frederick Marryat ridiculed American usage of fix for prepare, stoop for porch, great for splendid, right away for at once, and strike for attack. In books like Words and Their Uses(1870) and Everyday English (1880), Richard Grant White objected to "words that are not words, ... a cause of great discomfort to all right thinking, straightforward people." His examples include reliable, telegraph, donate, jeopardize and gubernatorial. White also objects to words that are really words, but are "constantly abused": Good Bad Comments pitcher jug remainder balance overtake catch earth dirt "dirt means filth, and primarily filth of the most offensive kind." leading article editorial wharf dock "docks must be covered" send transmit oversee supervise condemn repudiate home residence recover recuperate killed executed "a perversion" settle locate "insufferable" convince persuade "vulgar" good splendid "coarse" jewels jewelry "of very low caste" iced

2009. Baki, Burhanuddin. Badiou's Being and Event and the Mathematics of Set Theory. London ; New York : Bloomsbury Academic, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2016. Watkin, William. Badiou and Indifferent Being: A Critical Introduction to Being and Event. London Bloomsbury Academi, 2017. Coombs, Nathan. History and Event: From Marxism to Contemporary French Theory. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2015. 40 Badiou, Alain. Logics of Worlds: Being and Event II. Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 2019. 41 Puntel, Lorenz B, and Alan R. White. Structure and Being: A Theoretical Framework for a Systematic Philosophy. Pennsylwania: The Pennsylwania State University Press, 2008. 42 DePaul, Michael R. Resurrecting Old-Fashioned Foundationalism. Lanham, Md: Rowman & Littlefield, 2010. Rockmore, Tom. On Foundationalism: A Strategy for Metaphysical Realism. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2004. 43Simpson, Evan. Anti-foundationalism and Practical Reasoning: Conversations between Hermeneutics and Analysis. Edmonton: Academic Printing, 1987. Crook, Stephen. Modernist Radicalism and Its Aftermath: Foundationalism and Anti-Foundationalism in Radical Social Theory. London: Routledge, 1991. Bernard-Donals, Michael F, and Richard R. Glejzer. Rhetoric in an Antifoundational World: Language, Culture, and Pedagogy. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1998. Rockmore, Tom. Antifoundationalism: Old and New. Temple Univ. Press: Philadelphia, 1992. Lyotard, Jean-François, and Geoff Bennington. The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge. Minneapolis, Minn: Univ. of Minnesota Press, 2010. Best, Steven. Postmodern Theory. London : Macmillan 1998. Natoli, Joseph P, and Linda Hutcheon. A Postmodern Reader. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1993. Lyotard, Jean F, Robert Harvey, and Mark S. Roberts. Toward the Postmodern. Amherst, N.Y: Humanity Books, 1999. Bertens,

mother denied hearing Atilano make such a threat. Regarding the accusation made against Angel Escobar, both Rodriguez and Atilano testified that Atilano had stated only that Escobar spanked her on the butt and told her to go to her grandmother. Both witnesses denied that Atilano had ever accused Escobar of sexually assaulting her. There is evidence that it was a neighbor of Escobar who had called the police in Juarez and reported that she had seen Escobar rubbing Atilano’s butt. Appellant’s mother testified that it was Atilano who had made the accusation against Escobar, but she admitted that she was not present when the events occurred or when the accusation was made and she was basing her testimony only on what other people had told her. It was for the jury to resolve these conflicts inTrade and Industry Minister, Dr Rob Davies, is expected to launch the 20th anniversary of the Workplace Challenge (WPC) next week. The WPC is a two-year programme implemented amongst South African enterprises to improve their productivity and ensure sustainability of jobs. Accompanied by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of... Read more National Treasury will assist state-owned companies (SOCs) develop and implement robust turnaround strategies, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Wednesday. Tabling the 2018 national Budget in the National Assembly on Wednesday, Minister Gigaba said government recognises that the business models of some SOCs are unsustainable and that their capital... Read more With an improved economic outlook, South Africa’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is projected to come in at 1% in 2018, up from the 0.7% projected last year, Finance

he could – given all the leadership positions he was holding in the Soviet cultural hierarchy. In particular, from 1968 to 1975 he was a Chairman on the board of the Union of Artists of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. Even in the pictures portraying himself, it looks as though he says: ‘It’s not me in charge. Look more widely, penetrate more deeply into the essence of things. I'm just your guide…’ His artistic images are saying it indirectly. Geli Korzhev was a master of that very ‘heavy artillery’ of the ‘severe style’ genre that can confidently target key social objectives. Take his latest works, for instance – the ‘Triumphers’, ‘Don Quixote and the Windmill’, ‘Deprived of Paradise’, ‘Adam Alexeevich and Eva Petrovna’, ‘Garbage site’, ‘Get up, Ivan’.execution. The one who lost this battle is deprived of his face as well, barely seen on the backgound. Looking at his neat shoes, we perhaps can guess, who was opposing the ‘Triumphers’: perhaps a young dreamer from ‘Yegorka The Flier’ (one of the earlier paintings by Geli Korzhev), or the young guy lying under the heavy wheel in the picture ‘Overrun’. Little tiny Don Quixotes stunned by hypocrisy and lies, confused by the unjust order of things? Geli often brings up subjects of Memory, of continuity and succession between generations, of Responsibility, including that of the living ones towards the ancestors. Throughout his long and fruitful work, he constantly refers back to the War. It was indeed a period when the most important human qualities were exposed to their

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    At a stated term of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second  Circuit, held at the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, 40 Foley  Square, in the City of New York, on the 29th day of October, two thousand  fourteen.              PRESENT:  AMALYA L. KEARSE,  CHESTER J. STRAUB,  RICHARD C. WESLEY,  1                 13‐3760, 13‐3793    CITY OF NEW YORK, RUDOLPH GIULIANI, individually and as Mayor of the  City of New York, MICHAEL CARUSO, individually and as Inspector General of  the City of New York Department of Investigation, BERNARD B. KERIK,  individually and as Commissioner of the Department of Corrections of the City  of New York, WILLIAM FRASER, individually and as Commissioner of the  Department of Corrections of the City of New York, EDWARD KURINSKY,  individually and as Commissioner of Investigation for the City of New York,  ROSEMARIE MALDONADO, individually and as Administrative Law Judge of  the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, NICHOLAS KAISER,  individually and as Attorney for the Department of Corrections Office of Trials  and Litigation, NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS,            Defendants‐Appellants‐Cross‐Appellees.*  ____________________________________________     FOR PEDRO RIVERA BEY, SR.  CHARLES D. COLE, JR., Newman  (Plaintiff‐Appellee‐Cross‐Appellant):  

and deployed water cannon after they were attacked with petrol bombs, masonry and other missiles during five hours of sporadic violence in the area. Some of the blast bombs were thrown from the nearby loyalist Pitt Park area, according to police. A BBC journalist witnessed golf balls being thrown from the nationalist Short Strand area. Pipe bomb Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption There was trouble in east, south and north Belfast The fourth night of trouble followed a controversial ruling by the Parades Commission, banning an Orange Order parade from marching past a sectarian flashpoint at Ardoyne, north Belfast on 12 July. In north Belfast on Monday evening, five officers sustained minor injuries after a pipe bomb was thrown at them on the Crumlin Road. Police said the device had beenthrown from Brompton Park, in the nationalist Ardoyne area, at about 17:00 BST. The pipe bomb attack took place close to where up to 1,000 people were taking part in a loyalist protest against the parade ruling. A loyalist march walked to police lines along the Woodvale Road and then joined protesters at Twaddell Avenue. Police instructed that the march was an illegal parade and stopped it from going further. Hospital treatment Elsewhere in north Belfast, there was trouble on the New Lodge Road, Woodvale Road and Mount Vernon areas. Eleven officers were injured when they were hit with masonry during rioting on the New Lodge Road. Two of them required hospital treatment. One officer was injured by masonry in Mount Vernon after trouble broke out after an earlier loyalist protest on the Shore

car was allegedly loaded with boxes of ammunition, hidden in a secret compartment in the radiator. Another member, Alfredo Rios, 44, reportedly communicated with another cartel dealer, Ivan Garduno Valencia, 35, saying the drugs had arrived and they "looked good." Investigators say Rios told Valencia to meet him at a Mesa tire shop and the drugs would be found inside a tire. Authorities intercepted the vehicle and reportedly found nine bundles of cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl hidden inside the spare tire. The driver allegedly told police that he was taking the shipment to Las Vegas. “With these three arrests, we were able to identify and arrest a cell head, another leader, as well as a retail dealer. So that's three people in the hierarchy that we were able to take out,in just that short amount of time,” said Erica Curry, spokesperson for the Arizona DEA. Rios was allegedly found with $40,000 wrapped in three bundles in his car and another $15,000 in cash at his home near Mesa Drive and Southern Avenue. Detectives said Rios was living at the home with his wife and kids. When law enforcement raided the house, Rios threw a door, with nails sticking out, at the federal agents. They also found two guns in the home, which Rios was prohibited from owning as a convicted felon. When investigators raided Valencia's house, they reportedly found cocaine and "two jugs of Lidocaine" that is used to cut cocaine, according to court records. Investigators also found ledgers documenting the group's drug sales. Agents and detectives spent months surveilling the homes

march that brought central La Paz to a standstill. The president issued a statement saying the protests had been a "profound wake-up call" for his government following weekend police action that broke up a march by Indians protesting against a proposed highway through their protected Amazon reserve. "I could never order such violence as has been seen by the Bolivian people," Morales said in a statement released to news media. He asked for forgiveness from the families of the protesters and urged indigenous groups to hold talks with the government. Bolivia's main labour federation called a 24-hour general strike on Wednesday. It appeared only partially successful – most businesses were open. Morales championed a new constitution in 2010 that granted Bolivia's 36 indigenous groups an as yet ill-defined autonomy. He promised toprotect indigenous people from industry and developers. But since winning election in December 2005 the president has been forced to weigh development against environmental protection. His "revolution" reached a crossroads last year when he decided to pursue a 190-mile (300km) jungle highway funded by Brazil through the Isiboro-Secure Indigenous Territory National Park, or TIPNIS, in the eastern lowlands state of Beni. About 1,000 people began a march on La Paz in mid-August from Beni's capital, Trinidad, to protest against the highway they say is an open invitation to loggers and coca-planting settlers and a threat to park inhabitants. That march was broken up on Sunday by riot police who used teargas and truncheons, arresting several hundred marchers but later freeing them under pressure from local people. Bolivia's defence minister resigned immediately

(Sergianistic Synod), convened by the antichristian atheist Stalin, presided over by Patriarch Alexius of Moscow, and attended by representatives of the Churches of Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Russia, Georgia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, Czechoslovakia and Poland, praises Stalin and endorses a pro-communist political stance and ironically condemns ecumenism, purely for political reasons, despite the fact that the Churches represented at this council are ecumenistic, and become even more deeply involved in ecumenism after this council's resolution. 1948 AD— Council of Chirchik in Russia, convened and presided over by Archbishop Theodore, and attended by 13 bishops representing each of the Catacomb synods, condemns the Sergianistic false council of 1948, and declares Metropolitan Anastasius of the Russian Church Abroad to be the true leader of the Russian Orthodox Church. 1949 AD— Bishop Matthew of Bresthena is elected Archbishop of Athens and President of the Holy Synod. 1949 AD— Council of Athens,convened and presided over by Archbishop Matthew of Athens, and attended by 4 bishops and several archimandrites and fathers, condemns freemasonry. 1950 AD— Metropolitan Matthew of Athens reposes in the Lord, and Bishop Demetrius of Thessalonica becomes acting President of the Holy Synod. 1950 AD— Council of Athens, convened and presided over by Metropolitan Chrysostom of Florina, and attended by 3 bishops, repudiates Florinism and apologizes for causing a schism. In the next year 1 Florinite bishop dies and the remaining 3 resign from the episcopate. Of those that resign, 2 join the new calendarists, leaving Chrysostom of Florina alone until he dies in 1955, leaving no successors, thus bringing the Florinite hierarchy to an end. 1952-56 AD— Nine new bishops are consecrated for the Genuine Orthodox Church. 1956 AD— Council of Slatioara in Moldavia, convened and presided over by Metropolitan Galaction, and attended by 3 bishops and several

well as put out statements claiming to have killed dozens of other members in its operations. However, a bombing Monday morning by suspected Boko Haram members, that a soldier said killed a lieutenant, sparked a violent retaliation by the army in Maiduguri, the sect's spiritual home. Troops opened fire with assault rifles and heavy machine guns mounted on armored personnel carriers on a busy street near the local headquarters of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, according to witnesses. Afterward, an AP journalist counted the bodies more than 30 dead civilians and saw more than 50 shops and homes burned. The military later denied it killed civilians, but offered contradictory explanations about what happened. Activists say they worry that other military strikes against Boko Haram may have killed civilians as well. TheHuman Rights Watch report also alleges the military, as well as the police, have used torture and indefinite detentions against the civilian population. One witness who spoke to the group said he saw soldiers torture an inmate at a Maiduguri barracks by "pulling on his genitals with a pair of pliers," while another peeled the skin of a detainee with a razor. The witness said soldiers killed another detainee as he hung from a tree. The report also claimed the police and military routinely kill and extort civilians. The military denied the allegations, with the report quoting officials as saying that they didn't hold prisoners at the barracks and that "there is no Guantanamo Bay" in Nigeria. "Despite allegations of widespread security force abuses, the Nigerian authorities have rarely held

others made a break for a wooded area." "The Escarra soldiers opened fire." "When all was said and done," "Alicia and Maribel were the only survivors." "Several days later, they escorted the Mexican authorities back to the site." "All that was left was a smoldering pile of corpses." "Obviously, they did eventually make it to America-- the former through her marriage to Jonathan Bloom, the latter via green card lottery." "But according to Alicia's aunt, they only stayed in touch for a short while after the massacre." "As they grew older, they went their separate ways." "15 years later, they both disappeared." "Do you think someone from the Escarra Cartel caught up with them?" "If the cartel wanted them dead, it would've happened a long time ago." "AndNewark." "So they weren't as out of touch as Alicia's aunt thought they were." "On May the third, Maribel goes to the Honduran Restaurant," "Novena Vida in New Jersey." "Day after that, she goes to a hardware store, purchases the following items." "A tarp, two pairs of rubber gloves, two shovels, and several gallons of industrial-strength drain cleaner consisting chiefly of lye." "It's a good shopping list if you're planning to kill someone." "All of this less than one week after Alicia goes to the same restaurant, and someone in the Bloom household searches the phrase, "Ways to dispose of a body."" "The police thought that was Jonathan Bloom." "You're saying it was Alicia." "If I'm right, she's also the most likely reason his .22 was never discovered."

3 witnessed these events, including Jill Barclay, Jackie Barclay  (Jill’s sister), LaTonya Young, and Kaidi Harvell.  Police  from Anderson,  Indiana,  where  the  shooting  had  taken place, picked up Goudy at the Oasis Club on February  5, 1994, after they received an anonymous tip that one of the  shooters was there. One of the defendants, Detective Rodney  Cummings,  contacted  Jill  Barclay  and  asked  her  to  come  to  the police station to make an identification. When she arrived  at  the  station,  Detective  Steve  Napier,  Cummings’s  partner  and the other defendant here, told her that they were going to  show her a suspect in the shooting. Cummings then brought  Jill  into  a  room  with  a  one‐way  mirror  and  showed  her  Goudy;  she  identified  him  as  one  of  the  shooters.  She  then  talked to Jackie and told him that the shooter she saw looked  like one of their acquaintances.  Our  focus,  however,  is  on  evidence  that  the  jury  never  heard, because the state never disclosed it to Goudy. First, the  state had three police reports that contained pertinent infor‐ mation. We discussed these reports in our 2010 opinion:  The first report describes a phone call to police from  Jill Barclay in which she said she saw one of the gun‐ men  at  an  Indianapolis  mall.  She  stated  that  she  thought he kept looking at her “over his shoulder” and  that she later saw him outside “attempting to look at  her  license  plate.”  She  later  identified  this  man  as  [Kaidi] Harvell and said she was positive he was one  of the gunmen.   604  F.3d  at  397.  The  first  police  report for the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture before joining the University of Manitoba faculty. Dr. Flaten grew up wintering in Saskatoon and summering on the farm near Weyburn Sasktchewan. He is now full time teaching in the research department of soil science at the University of Manitoba and will retire later this year. Manitoba Canola Growers would like to thank Dr. Flaten for his contributions to the sustained growth and prosperity of Manitoba’s canola industry. Previous Award Recipients 2019 – Dr. Cynthia Grant Adequate plant nutrition is required for optimal crop production. It’s thanks to research scientists like Dr. Cynthia (Cindy) Grant – former Senior Research Scientist in Soil Fertility Management with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada of the Brandon Research and Development Centre – that soil fertility and crop nutrition best practices have evolved,

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of habitat units credited to evaluate lands acquired and leased in Eskuulpa Watershed, a Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation watershed and wildlife mitigation project. The project is designed to partially credit habitat losses incurred by BPA for the construction of the John Day and McNary hydroelectric facilities on the Columbia River. Upland and riparian forest, upland and riparian shrub, and grasslands cover types were included in the evaluation. Indicator species included downy woodpecker (Picuides puhescens), black-capped chickadee (Pams atricopillus), blue grouse (Beadragapus obscurus), great blue heron (Ardea herodias), yellow warbler (Dendroica petschia), mink (Mustela vison), and Western meadowlark (Sturnello neglects). Habitat surveys were conducted in 1998 and 1999 in accordance with published HEP protocols and included 55,500 feet of transects, 678 m2 plots, and 243 one-tenth-acreIdaho. The proposed fence will meet or exceed BPA's minimum requirement of a 35-foot setback from the stream. Fence posts will be driven into the ground with a post ponder. The goal of this project is to enhance salmon and steelhead rearing and migration habitat through exclusion fencing. Assessment of Water Resources and Watershed Conditions in Moores Creek National Battlefield, North Assessment of Park Water Resources.......................................................................25 resources........................................................................15 Biological resources On July 28-29, 1999, the Federal Energy Technology Center (FETC) and the WMAC Foundation co-sponsored the Appalachian Rivers II Conference in Morgantown, West Virginia. This meeting brought together over 100 manufacturers, researchers, academicians, government agency representatives, watershed stewards, and administrators to examine technologies related to watershed assessment, monitoring, and restoration. Sessions included presentations and panel discussions concerning watershed analysis and modeling,

your services are being terminated from March 2006. On March 31, 2006, Baxter filed an original petition against Gimpex and Goenka for breach of contract seeking to recover his contractual severance pay and attorney fees. Baxter's suit alleged that Gimpex is a foreign corporation which engages in business in the State of Texas but does not maintain a regular place of business in Texas and has not designated an agent for service of process. Baxter further alleged that Goenka can be served in Texas under the court's jurisdiction because Goenka was doing business in the State of Texas. On August 2, 2006, Goenka filed a special appearance and a general denial subject to his special appearance. It is undisputed that Goenka did not request a hearing on the special appearance.between Joyce’s love and men’s demises via devastating means led to sequestration from the theatre, poverty, and alcoholism. Don Bellows (played by the suave and charming Franchot Tone) was so greatly inspired by one of Joyce’s performances that it altered the course of his life to pursue architecture instead of business. Still, he is swept up in a world of social elitism propelled even further by his sweet yet spoiled fiancee Gail Armitage (Margaret Lindsay). One night, he crosses paths with Joyce who is inebriated at a local cafe. He feels as if he owes a great debt of gratitude to her, and cares for her at his country home for a period of time much to the dismay of his housekeeper, Mrs. Williams (Alison Skipworth). The juicy

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3  might be charged in federal court for the robbery in Addison.  In early March 2013, Harris requested and was appointed a  federal public defender to represent him with respect to any  federal charges. The parties agreed that his federal public de‐ fender failed to advise him or his state defense attorney of the  progress of the federal proceedings.1  Harris pled guilty in state court on December 20, 2013, and  was sentenced to ten years in prison on January 24, 2014. On  February 6, 2014, Harris was charged  by federal  indictment  for the robbery in Addison and for brandishing a firearm dur‐ ing the robbery. On January 8, 2015, he pled guilty to Count 2  for robbery and Count 3 for brandishing a firearm. As part of  the plea agreement, he stipulated that he committed the rob‐ bery in Schererville and agreed to its consideration as relevant  conduct for purposes of the sentencing guidelines.  On December 10, 2015, the district court conducted Harris’  sentencing. Harris’ counsel pointed out that the parties agreed  to  a  lower  sentencing  guideline  range  because  they  recom‐ mended grouping Harris’ conviction in state court as though  it were part of his federal case rather than as a separate state  court  conviction.  This  hypothetical  guideline  calculation  would have resulted in an adjusted offense level of 28 and a  criminal history category of III, which would have given the  district court a hypothetical sentencing guideline range of 97  to 121 months for Count 2. The parties agreed that this hypo‐ thetical sentencing guideline range was a way to ameliorate                                                    1 A criminal complaint was filed in federal court on December 6, 2013, and  it detailed three robberies, including the robbery in Addison. It named two  codefendants  and  referenced  several  potential  unnamed  codefendants.  Harris was later identified as one of the unnamed codefendants when he  was charged by federal indictment on February 6, 2014.  4  No. 16‐1023  the  federal  public  defender’s  failure  to  notify  Harris  or  his  state defense attorney about the federal proceedings. The par‐ ties  also  raised  other  considerations,  including  that  Harris  had already served three years of his state court sentence and  that  his of the season with six goals, along with Ahmed Gasmi and Abdelmalek Ziaya. In the 2014-15 season, Carolus signed a new deal which would keep him at the club for two more seasons. On 15 February 2015, he made his CAF Champions League debut in a 3–0 home win against Foullah Edifice in the 2015 CAF Champions League preliminary round, also scoring his debut goal in the competition in the same game. He scored his second goal in the competition in a 1–1 away draw against Guinean club AS Kaloum and helped USMA qualify for the 2015 CAF Champions League group stage. On 10 July 2015, he made his CAF Champions League group stage debut in a 1–0 home win against Sudanese side Al-Merrikh. USMA eventually reached the final

articles for various newspapers and magazines like The New York Times, Gourmet, Maxim and Town & Country. Major Works He is famous for authoring several bestselling non-fiction books like ‘Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly’ and ‘A Cook's Tour: In Search of the Perfect Meal’. A much sought after host of food and travel shows, his shows ‘A Cook's Tour’, ‘Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations’, and ‘Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown’ are considered his major achievements. Awards & Achievements The Bon Appetit magazine named him the Food Writer of the Year in 2001 for ‘Kitchen Confidential’. His show ‘Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations’ won the Creative Arts Emmy Award for Outstanding Cinematography for Nonfiction Programming in 2009 and 2011. Personal Life & Legacy Anthony was previously married to his high school sweetheart Nancy Putkoski. However, their marriage couldnot survive his hectic work schedule and the couple divorced. He is currently married to Ottavia Busia and has a daughter, Ariane, with her. To become an interior decorator, you typically need post-secondary education in a field related to interior design, visual arts, or a closely related field. You can also get into this career with work experi.. Jiro Ono is a Japanese chef who is credited by food artisans, contemporaries and critics as the greatest sushi craftsman alive. He is the owner of Sukiyabashi Jiro, a three-Michelin-starred internationally r.. Ayesha Alexander Curry is a Canadian-American celebrity chef, cookbook author, model, actress and a vlogger. Her culinary journey started in the year 2014 with her YouTube channel ‘Little Lights of Mine’. Ayesha is building an empire b..

CARPET OUTLETS and Laramie Corporation a/k/a Stan's Carpet, Inc. and Panelrama, Inc. and General Foam Corporation, Appellees. MICHAEL D'S CARPET OUTLETS, Appellant, v. GENERAL FOAM CORPORATION, Appellee. Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Argued August 15, 1989. Filed March 12, 1990. *439 Hugh M. Emory, Paoli, for Panelrama. Peter J. Taylor, Pittsburgh, for Gen. Foam. Elliott R. Feldman, Philadelphia for Kimco, House of Bargains, P.A.C. Meat Markets, Fabric Center, Alfred Palmerio and Bagel Bin. Geoffrey Veith, Philadelphia, for Michael D's Carpet and Laramie Corp. Before WIEAND, BECK and MONTGOMERY, JJ. WIEAND, Judge: During the early morning hours of May 10, 1983, a fire broke out in the basement of Michael D's Carpet Outlets (Michael D's) in the Springfield Shopping Center, Delaware County. It consumed the Michael D's store and severely damaged the shopping center, which was owned by Kimco Development Corporation (Kimco), aswell as premises of several Kimco tenants. In an action against Michael D's and General Foam Corporation (General Foam), the manufacturer of polyurethane foam carpet padding stored in Michael D's basement, a jury found that the fire losses had been caused by the negligence of Michael D's in carelessly storing the foam padding (80%) and of General Foam in *440 failing to warn of the highly flammable nature of the foam padding (20%). In response to special interrogatories, the jury also found that Michael D's had not been negligent for failing to install a sprinkler system and that General Foam's product had not been defectively manufactured (there was no breach of warranty) or packaged but was defective because of a failure to warn of the product's highly inflammable

reported that as well as the profanity, both male and female students were shoved. And in an op-ed for The Tab, Charlie Lundquist, a white male student who was at the protest, said he had been proud to attend, but left early because of what it became. He explained that he joined in because while racism was ‘subtle’ at the Ivy League university, but it was ‘alive and well’. ‘It was inspiring to walk through campus all in black, and to see so many other students doing the same,’ he wrote. A video of the protesters in the library captured one student (pictured above) repeatedly shouting at the person filming: 'Do you think black lives matter?' The demonstration was apparently due to a Black Lives Matter display of shirts being torn down atcommitted to bringing in persecuted Yazidi refugees fleeing ISIS genocide, and McCallum said they would be accommodated in the numbers unveiled today. McCallum said other measures will be announced at a later date to streamline the process for economic applicants and to improve the process for permanent residency for international students. He said the students are among the best candidates to become Canadians, yet they have been "shortchanged" by the system in the past. Dealing with depopulation Kevin Lamoureux, the parliamentary secretary to the government House leader, said immigrants not only fill jobs that would otherwise remain vacant and help to develop provincial economies, but they also contribute to the character and social fabric of communities. If it weren't for immigration, population of his province of Manitoba would have declined in the

members of the original modern Freemason lodge. They set up the Meiji emperor as their symbol and modernized Japan. The Japanese masons were given full assistance by their English and European counterparts and were thus able to defeat the old Khazar nemesis, Imperial Russia, in the Russo-Japanese war. In later years, confronted by Western racism, the Japanese Freemasons decided they needed to conquer and modernize all of Asia. Their ultimate aim was to prepare for a final show-down with the West and make Tokyo the capital of a world empire. They allied themselves with the Baron Rothschild (known to us as Adolph Hitler) and were badly defeated by the Rockefellers. After the war, the victorious Rockefellers arrived in Japan to survey their new possession. Negotiations on the new post-war order took placecars etc. In reality, any Japanese Prime Minister who tried to do this was killed or deposed. More recently the Japanese have been threatened into submission with powerful secret weapons. Using former Prime Minister Koizumi and Finance Minister Heizo Takenaka (a Henry Kissinger protégé) they also engineered a semi-secret take-over of the Japanese commercial banking system. For example, Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ bank’s new logo is a Masonic eye. http://www.bk.mufg.jp/english/ Last year the Japanese government provided the Illuminati with close to $800 billion which they have used to finance U.S. wars and to go around the world buying up stocks and real estate. With the arrival of the Chinese secret society into the power equation, the Japanese secret government is now considering how to renegotiate its status. The plan I have suggested to

for the Auburn Tigers out of nearby Opelika High School. Able to play both back and tight end, he was expected to contend for a starting spot next season, reports indicated. Mitchell missed his senior season at Opelika as he recovered from an ACL injury. He had rushed for 392 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2013 as a high school junior. The gated apartment complex was quiet Sunday, with large amounts of broken glass in the parking lot and blue spray paint on the ground where police marked possible evidence. Police looked Sunday morning on as a red car bearing the license plate "Jakell" was towed away. Police have released few details of exactly what happened, but residents described hearing gunfire and screams. Drake Ledet, an Auburn sophomore living in anapartment near the shooting scene, told AP he heard several gunshots after midnight. "I'd say it was at least eight (shots)," Ledet said, adding he looked outside to see what was happening. "People were screaming … I saw people scattering everywhere, getting in their cars." Ledet and other residents said there were two parties going on Saturday night at the complex. Students had just completed their final exams on Friday and winter graduation ceremonies were held Saturday. Jeremy Johnson, Auburn's backup quarterback, was one of those who drove up before midday Sunday to quietly see the site and remember Mitchell. Johnson said he wasn't present at the time of the shooting, but wanted to come by after learning of his teammate's death. Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs called the shooting a

get a feel for him.@  At Officer Wadzeck=s request, appellant exited the vehicle for questioning. Appellant did not appear to be under the influence of drugs and answered all of Officer Wadzeck=s questions.  However, because suspicions arose in Officer Wadzeck=s mind during his conversation with appellant, Officer Wadzeck requested appellant=s consent to search the pickup.  Appellant verbally consented to the search, and Officer Wadzeck conducted a search of the pickup.  During the search, Officer Wadzeck found a sandwich bag containing six pills in a console area located at the bottom of the passenger side door.  The pills were pinkish in color, and each of the pills was labeled AWatson 502.@  The pills were not in a prescription bottle, and the sandwich bag containing the pills was not marked or labeled in any way.  Officer Wadzeck did not know what the pillswere.  Officer Wadzeck believed that appellant probably could not have seen the sandwich bag in the passenger side compartment from where appellant was sitting in the driver=s seat.  Appellant would have had to have reached over Ricardo to get the bag.  Officer Wadzeck asked appellant and Ricardo if they knew anything about the pills or why the pills were in the pickup.  Appellant and Ricardo told Officer Wadzeck that they did not know anything about the pills or how the pills got in the pickup.  They claimed that the pills may have belonged to their niece.  Officer Wadzeck did not find any other contraband during the search. With the help of the Poison Control Center, Officer Wadzeck determined that the pills contained hydrocodone and acetaminophen.  Because appellant and Ricardo both denied knowledge of the pills and because Officer Wadzeck believed that

her home on Fieldway, Wallasey, at some point overnight on October 31 into the early hours Saturday November 1, making off with more than £3,000 of jewellery, a laptop and cash. Among the irreplaceable items taken were a gold pendant with a picture of Christopher on the front and a 9ct custom-made gold necklace with a pendant depicting four playing cards made specially for him by his girlfriend Kayla. An inscription on the back reads “To Chris, you are my shining star, Love Forever, Kayla x”. There was also a solid silver pill box with an Orient Express logo in a velvet pouch that Christopher gave to his mother, and letters and notes he wrote to her while he was alive. Since the break-in Adele said she has been round to pawn 636 S.E.2d 156 (2006) The STATE v. AIKEN. No. A06A0967. Court of Appeals of Georgia. September 1, 2006. Certiorari Granted November 6, 2006. *157 W. Kendall Wynne, Jr., District Attorney, Stephen L. Coxen, Assistant District Attorney, for appellant. John L. Strauss, Covington, for appellee. ADAMS, Judge. The appellee, Robert Travis Aiken, was indicted on two counts of sexual assault against a person in custody, OCGA § 16-6-5.1, and one count of violation of oath by a public officer, OCGA § 16-10-1. At the time the offenses allegedly occurred, Aiken was a state probation officer, and had been employed in that capacity for approximately 17 years. Prior to the indictment being returned against him, Aiken was interviewed by an internal investigator with the special investigations unit of the Georgia Department of Corrections. Aiken had been instructed to attend the interview by

of three membranes covering the brain. The report and opinion were transmitted routinely to Dr. Quick. Meanwhile, Mr. Dixon's condition was rapidly deteriorating. At 12:45 p.m. the pressure from the expanding hematoma caused a portion of the brain to herniate by protruding into a sinus cavity. An hour later Dr. Joseph Cauthen, a neurosurgeon, bored emergency and temporary burr holes to relieve the pressure. Subsequently, complete surgical procedures were employed to remove the hematoma. Due to the herniation of his brain, caused by delay in proper medical treatment, Mr. Dixon was rendered cortically blind and a quadriplegic. While a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Gainesville, he was adjudged mentally incompetent by a Florida court, and his wife, Glenda Ann Dixon, was appointed as guardian. (At the timeAuthorized expenses of the consultants as well as fees and expenses of experts were to be paid by Mrs. Dixon irrespective of the outcome. (b) Dixon v. Little, et al. A malpractice action was subsequently filed against Doctors Little, Quick, and Dickhaus, and North Florida Regional Hospital in the Circuit Court of Florida, Eighth Judicial Circuit In and For Alachua County. Mr. Schackow and MLCS began to prepare the malpractice action against the health care providers. The consultants were to assist counsel by helping them to understand the medical aspects of the case and locating qualified physicians willing to testify. A search was begun for a neurologist to testify as an expert against Dr. Quick who, in the judgment of MLCS, was "80 per cent" responsible for Mr. Dixon's condition. Two

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delegation of Croatia Ms Hermine Naghdalyan, Chairperson, delegation of Armenia Mr Samad Seyidov, Chairperson, delegation of Azerbaijan Mr Predrag Sekulić, Chairperson, delegation of Montenegro Mr Nikolai Samoseyko, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament of Belarus Ms Gulnara Akhundova, representative of International Media Support, and other representatives of Azeri NGOs Delegation from the Parliamentary Committee on human rights and external relations, Parliament of Tunisia Ms Dana Váhalová, Chairperson, delegation of the Czech Republic 4.2. 47th Plenary session of the General Assembly of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Co-operation (PABSEC) General Assembly (Moscow, 28-30 June 2016) Mr Alexey Pushkov, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the State Duma Mr Sergey Naryshkin, Speaker of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Co-operation Mr Konstantin Kosachev, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee ofthe Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation Ms Valentina Matvienko, Speaker of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation 4.3. Official visit to Tbilisi, Georgia and 25th Annual session of the OSCE PA (Tbilisi, 30 June to 2 July 2016) Mr Giorgi Kvirikashvili, Prime-Minister of Georgia Mr Giorgi Margvelashvili, President of Georgia Mr Ilkka Kanerva, President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Mr David Usupashvili, Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia Mr Mikheil Janelidze, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Mr Konstantin Korkelia, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative of Georgia to the Council of Europe Mr Christian Urse, Head of the Office of the Council of Europe in Georgia 4.4. Official presentation ceremony of the Europe Prize 2016 to the city of Girona (Spain) (Girona, 8 July 2016) Ms Marta Madrenas, Mayoress of Girona Mr Raül Romeva, Councilor for External affairs, institutional relations and

in their presence. As a consequence, any evidence obtained as a result of the arrest by the civilians constitutes "fruit of the poisonous tree" and must be suppressed. The State asserts that Jordan was merely detained by the witnesses and that she was not arrested until she failed the field sobriety tests conducted by Officer Shaw. At that point, the State further contends, the officer had probable cause either to arrest her or to transport her to the station house. In the alternative, the State contends that the civilian arrest was lawful because it was based on probable cause that appellant committed a breach of peace in the presence of the witnesses. We turn first to the threshold question of whether Jordan was actually arrested by the two witnesses at the scene ofMedford in handcuffs, Medford broke free of the officer's grip and fled. He was captured, indicted, and found guilty of possession of cocaine and escape. Noting that the word arrest is a "technical term possessing a long, established history in the common law," id. at 4, the court concluded that, for purposes of the escape statute, "[t]he obvious conclusion we draw is that neither jurors nor reviewing courts can rely solely on Article 15.22's definition of arrest," but that it could provide guidance to the meaning of the word in other contexts. Id. at 5. Focusing on the "fact finder's application of the reasonable person standard," the court found an arrest complete "when a person's liberty of movement is successfully restricted or restrained, whether this is achieved by an officer's physical force

of waiting. He moves to Mexico. She goes back to her career as an alto in an early music choir. They live in their separate solitudes, haunted by Hugo's disappearance, until one day they get the news that human remains have been found. Everything...Citation Nr: 1513885 Decision Date: 03/31/15 Archive Date: 04/03/15 DOCKET NO. 12-29 040 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in St. Paul, Minnesota THE ISSUE Entitlement to a total disability rating based on individual unemployability due to service-connected disability (TDIU). REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: John R. Worman, Attorney At Law ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD Tahirih S. Samadani, Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran had active service from April 1990 to September 1992. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) from a March 2013 rating decision of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in St. Paul, Minnesota which granted service connection for PTSD with major depressive disorder and assigned an initial rating of 50 percent, effective June 19, 2012. The Board has since granted a higher evaluation of 70 percent

175 Ga. App. 213 (1985) 333 S.E.2d 379 SHUMAN v. DYESS et al. 69801. Court of Appeals of Georgia. Decided June 24, 1985. Thomas C. Bordeaux, Jr., for appellant. Oliver Hunter, Morton G. Forbes, for appellees. BEASLEY, Judge. This is a personal injury suit arising out of a collision in Chatham County between a motorcycle and a county-owned tractor-trailer. The issues on appeal involve the county's governmental immunity. Appellant Shuman was injured on September 2, 1981, when his motorcycle collided with a "lowboy" driven by appellee Dyess, a Chatham County public works employee and specifically a heavy equipment operator, who at the time of the incident was transporting a county-owned bulldozer for repair. Shuman sued Dyess, the county, and the county commissioners alleging negligence on the part of Dyess and imputed negligence as to the remaining defendants. Shuman's uninsured motoristMALKY: FOR THE PEOPLE OF CARDIFF Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay spoke of his pride for the City stars as they secured a place in the Premier League with a 0-0 draw against Charlton Athletic. “I’m very proud of the football club tonight, it’s an occasion which the fans of this football club have waited a long time for, and they’ve had a lot of disappointment in their time. "I’m talking about the backroom staff who have been here and been through some tough times, the directors, our owner who has put an awful lot of money into the football club over four years and obviously the players," said the Gaffer. "But especially the people of Cardiff because they have waited a long time to be back in the top flight

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opened Foun-ders week officially. Rev. J. Leonard Carroll of Trinity Baptist church, St. Paul, was master of ceremonies. The program included a performance of an original composition by Phil Larson from the brass quartet and a solo by Kent Lundholm. Dr. Robert Mounce delivered the address (see page 5). Over 800 people were present. Olford Challenges Church To Liberty in Holy Spirit School, Constituency Need Mutual Trust Page 4 the CLARION Seminary Guest Explains Work by Don Delich Last Wednesday, Feb. 19, the seminary was privileged to hear Bruce Olson, an independent mis-sionary to Venezuela and Colum-bia. Olson, now a veteran mission-ary with three years of experience, is only 22 years old. He graduated from Central high school in St. Paul at 16 and re-ceived his B.A. from the Univer-sity of Minnesota at 19. He is con-versant in Greek, Latin, Spanish and Sanskirt, as well as being familiar with other dialects. Olson has chosen to workin one of South America's most dangerous fields. He works inde-pendently and without support among the Indian tribes in the mountains between the western border of Venezuela and Colum-bia. He has utilized some ingen-ious methods to make friends with the hostile Indians in this territory. Motile Indians, one of the four main tribes in the territory, have killed 585 American oil company men who have tried to negotiate with them for permission to tap some of the rich sources of oil in their tribal territory. No one has even been able to enter this territory and return alive except Olson. He related story after story of God's providence in protecting his life as he entered the hostile territory without any weapons for defense. Olson has now become a repre-sentative to the Food and Agri-culture Organization in the Uni-ted Nations from the Gajira, Ara-wak and Yuko tribes in Vene-zuela and Columbia. This job came by appointment from the presidents of the

Violet]] by throwing dust and watching for the cloud to be disrupted by a body.[[/folder]] [[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]* ''Film/ItFollows'' has a demon that stalks its latest victim, Jay, that is [[InvisibleToNormals invisible to everyone except its current target]]. Jay lures the demon to a private swimming pool with her friends waiting outside the water. As soon as the demon gets in the water, her friends can see it. However, the demon dives underwater, which negates the advantage. Also, at one point, her friends throw a blanket over the demon so they can tell where it is.* In the ''Film/{{Predator}}'' movies, the title creature's invisibility device shorted out when immersed in water.* Skinner from the film version of ''Film/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' wears white makeup so people can see his face. He alsosaw and blacks out again, recovers, tries to walk away from the wreck, has another careless thought, and comes to as a gibbering mess on the sidewalk. Several ''books'' later he's still dealing with the aftereffects of this mentally-scarring encounter, and has managed to bring the horror levels down so that thinking about it only causes a skip in his speech.* In the [[Literature/DoctorWhoNovelisations novelisation]] of the ''Series/DoctorWho'' serial "The Daleks' Master Plan", the Doctor and his companions, on a planet inhabited by invisible monsters, throw one into a swamp to render it visible. The scene isn't present in the original serial.* ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'':** In ''Literature/TheWayOfKings'', Rock says he can see spren all the time, while many of them can be invisible. He considers it disrespectful to point them

Saturday, December 11, 2010 BRIC and Assange, India ducks... india is quiet because it doesn't want to embarrass obama. in a way it's good that india keeps quiet. whenever these bozos open their mouths, they put their big feet in. ---------- Forwarded message ----------From: B WikiLeaks' Julian Assange 'Should Get Nobel Peace Prize,' Says Russia HUFFINGTON POST, Dec 10, 2010 Despite being lambasted as "Batman and Robin" respectively, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and President Dmitry Medvedev have pledged support for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and have gone as far as to suggest the beleaguered site's frontman be honored with a Nobel Peace Prize. The Guardian quotes a Kremlin source as urging international non-governmental organizations to think seriously about "nominating Assange as a Nobel Prize laureate." Speaking in Brussels, where Medvedev was attending a Russia-EUsummit, the source told Russian news agencies that "public and NGOs should think of how to help him." Russia's premier also personally pledged his support for WikiLeaks, slamming Assange's arrest as "undemocratic," according to the AFP. "Why was Mr. Assange hidden in jail? Is that democracy?" Putin asked in a press conference after a briefing with his French counterpart Francois Fillon Thursday. When asked about leaked U.S. diplomatic cables which cast him as Russia's "alpha-dog" ruler of a corrupt bureaucracy, Putin questioned whether the U.S. Foreign Service was a "crystal clean source of information." Putin and Medvedev aren't the only world leaders backing Assange. In Brazil, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva reportedly expressed solidarity with the Australian activist, calling his arrest as a blow against "freedom of expression. "They

owners and no public money, they have fallen apart anyway. The church under demolition in Quebec City sits near the crossroads of where modern buildings begin to encroach on the 150-year-old legislature, 300-year-old stone apartments and the famous ramparts – and also where the preservation of architectural heritage confronts financial reality. As a unique example of Romano-Byzantine design executed at the tail end of the First World War, Saint-Coeur-de-Marie church, formerly known as L’Église des Nobles, is not even among the 10 oldest churches in the city. It is a relic from a more modern time, a piece combining European and American influences. It is also an artifact of war. Steel rationing necessitated the use of Catalan-inspired self-supporting Guastavino tile ceilings for its two immense 14-metre interior domes. Constructed by theBy The Associated Press Two more rural counties in New Mexico have passed resolutions saying they will not require their sheriffs to enforce a series of gun-control proposals that have gone before state lawmakers. Commissioners in San Juan County in the state's northwest corner and in Eddy County in the southeast have adopted "Second Amendment Sanctuary County" resolutions Tuesday. Sheriffs in Curry, Quay, Socorro and Union counties recently presented similar resolutions that commissioners have adopted in response to the proposed state legislation. The proposals include a bill that would expand requirements for background checks on gun sales. Another measure would allow for courts to order people who are deemed to be a threat to themselves or others to temporarily surrender their guns to law enforcement. The New Mexico Sheriffs' Association plans to file

of uranium and will close no facilities. Top Saudi mufti reportedly issues fatwa allowing starving husbands to eat wives By JPOST.COM STAFF/04/09/2015/Saudi Arabia's highest religious authority has issued a fatwa allowing a starving man to eat his wife in order to save himself, causing a stir among the Kingdom's residents, London-based daily al-Quds al-Arabi reported. Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Sheikh, according to the report, said that the act would display the wife's obedience to her husband and her willingness to become one with his flesh. Saudi Twitter users quickly took to the social network to express their shock at the strange fatwa attributed to the Grand Mufti, al-Quds al-Arabi reported. Following the report Saudi media accused Iranian media of fabricating the fatwa, noting that the fatwa was not on the official's website. The Grand Mufti had previously issued controversial fatwas, suchas a decree permitting the marriage of minors under the age of 15. Saudi Arabia follows the ultra conservative Wahhabi school of Sunni Islam. Last year, Al-Sheikh came out against ISIS and al-Qaida, saying they were "enemy number one of Islam" and not in any way part of the faith. "Extremist and militant ideas and terrorism which spread decay on Earth, destroying human civilization, are not in any way part of Islam, but are enemy number one of Islam, and Muslims are their first victims," he said in a statement. Reuters contributed to this report. Erdogan: Egypt must free Morsi before it can restore ties with Turkey By REUTERS/04/09/2015/ISTANBU - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Egypt should free ousted Islamist president Mohamed Mursi from jail and lift death sentences against his supporters before Ankara could consider an improvement in relations with

one before dinner, but Malla catches him and asks him to take out the day's garbage. Lumpy sets the trash down outside, and climbs up on the railing to walk along it. Back inside the house, Malla and Itchy are worried, as Chewbacca has not arrived yet. Malla takes down a picture of Chewbacca and Itchy notices her worries. He reassures her that Chewbacca is safe, and she then returns the picture. Lumpy comes back into the house, and Itchy reaches into a cabinet and gets down an activity capsule. He shows it to Lumpy. Malla, however, sees this and objects. Itchy convinces her otherwise, and inserts the capsule into a round table-machine. After Itchy switches on the device, Lumpy sits down and begins to view a computer-generated groupsays that he considers it a gift to the guard. Meanwhile aboard a Star Destroyer, an Imperial officer informs Darth Vader that a blockade has been set up around Kashyyyk and a search has begun for the Rebels. Vader tells him to continue the search, even if it takes searching every household in the system. Back on Kashyyyk, Malla is preparing the dinner for the night's feast. She turns on a viewscreen to view a cooking program with Gormaanda, a four-armed chef. Gormaanda gives instructions on how to prepare the Bantha rump. When she begins to speed up the process, Malla can't keep up and switches the viewscreen off. In space, the Millennium Falcon approaches Kashyyyk. Unaware of the blockade, Chewbacca and Han are attacked by four TIE/LN starfighters. After taking

private non-profit organizations in the United States and with U.S. embassies and bi-national Fulbright Commissions abroad to administer the Program. Fulbright programs are varied. They include, but not limited to, the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) Program which provides young teachers of English as a Foreign Language the opportunity to refine their teaching skills and broaden their knowledge of American culture and customs while strengthening the instruction of foreign languages at colleges and universities in the United States. The International Fulbright Science and Technology Award supports doctoral study at leading U.S. institutions in science, technology, engineering or related fields for outstanding foreign students. The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program brings outstanding mid-career professionals from countries in states of development or transition to the United States for highly tailored programs of non-degree, graduate study and professional development. Fellowships are awarded in a range of public policyand social science related fields. The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program sends American scholars and professionals to approximately 125 countries, where they lecture and/or conduct research in a wide variety of academic and professional fields. Zimbabwe teen leaves anguish behind, starts future at Bryn Mawr Getrude Makurumidze has a soft laugh that kicks in whenever the college freshman, 18, marvels at all the things she has done and seen in the few weeks since she walked off a plane from her native Zimbabwe - her first taste of Thai food, her first swimming lesson, her first Downward Facing Dog in yoga class. The laugh and broad smile are part of her sunny nature that breaks through, jarringly at times, when she talks about everything she has had to overcome to get from the African mining town of Zwekwe to the campus of Bryn

Low-income minority students are threatening to sue the University of California if the school does not drop its admissions policy requiring students to take SAT or ACT tests. The students — along with the Compton Unified School District and several advocacy groups — insisted they would pursue litigation because of the school's "unfair" and discriminatory policy on standardized testing. What are the details? According to the San Francisco Chronicle, such tests "illegally discriminate against applicants who can't afford test prep classes and pose other unfair obstacles." One of the students, 17-year-old Kawika Smith, said that he grew up in an impoverished environment, "often homeless," and "with family violence that left him with emotional stress." Because of his upbringing, Smith said that he couldn't afford test prep service or private tutoring, and didpoorly on the school's required SAT or ACT entry exams. As a result, Smith was forced to attend an out-of-state college that didn't require such stringent admissions. "My more affluent friends were able to afford private tutoring, that had costs ranging from $2,500 to $5,000 a month," said Kawika. Lawyers representing Smith and others say that the school has "chosen to ignore ample evidence" indicating that "disparate SAT and ACT scores mirror and reinforce social and educational inequality." As such, the school, according to the legal team, excludes "high-performing, less advantaged students" from being able to take advantage of a better education. The Chronicle reports that "[m]ore than 1,000 universities, roughly 40% of the nation's campuses, have dropped the requirement or made the tests optional in recent years." What else? In a letter

on Wednesday. Following the MPs' vote, Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg announced the business for the House when it sits next week, including a debate on the Domestic Abuse Bill, which has cross-party support, on Wednesday. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to give his keynote speech at the Conservative Party conference on Wednesday, but that will now clash with Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons. Mr Rees-Mogg told MPs he assumed the prime minister would "make his normal appearance" in the Commons. Liberal Democrat Brexit spokesman Tom Brake said he was "pleased" MPs had voted against a conference recess. "We have only just resumed sitting after being unlawfully dismissed by Boris Johnson," he tweeted. "Now was not the time to grant the government additional time to sit on its hands and avoid scrutiny." MrJohnson has been urged to apologise after he said the best way to honour Jo Cox, the Labour MP murdered during the 2016 EU referendum campaign, was to get "Brexit done" in the Commons on Wednesday. He was also criticised for calling the law aimed at blocking a no-deal Brexit the "surrender bill". 'Held to account' Independent MP Nick Boles, formerly a Conservative, said he had planned to abstain on the recess vote but decided to oppose the government, tweeting: "After the PM's behaviour yesterday I think it is crucial that he be held to account at PMQs next Wednesday." Nine other former Conservative MPs also voted against holding a parliamentary break including former ministers David Gauke, Justine Greening and Amber Rudd. Labour and Co-op MP for Manchester Central Lucy Powell said she

in March of 1947. He graduated from M.F. Nichols High School and went on to earn several other... Oral history.; Interview conducted on August 15, 1978 with Mr. Thomas Y. Minniece. Minniece was born in Meridian, Mississippi on October 9, 1912. He received a BA degree from the University of Texas in 1933 and a law degree from the University of... Oral history.; An interview conducted on July 25, 2006 with Naseer and Zaheer Ahmad. Zaheer had been a taxi operator in New Orleans for twenty-five years when Katrina forced his family to Virginia. Zaheer recalls his life in New Orleans and... 700 P.2d 1236 (1985) Kenneth SIEBKEN, Appellant (Plaintiff), v. TOWN OF WHEATLAND, Wyoming; Charles Parsons, individually and in his official capacity as Mayor; Jim Dunham, individually and in his official capacity as Town Clerk; Bill Lindstrom, Harry Stevens, Jack Eddleman and Frank Tucker, individually and in their official capacities as members of the Wheatland Town Council, Appellees (Defendants). No. 84-152. Supreme Court of Wyoming. June 7, 1985. Rehearing Denied July 22, 1985. Robert T. Moxley, Wheatland, for appellant. Lawrence G. Orr, Guy, Williams, White & Argeris, Cheyenne, for appellees. Before THOMAS, C.J., and ROSE, ROONEY, BROWN and CARDINE, JJ. *1237 ROONEY, Justice. Appellant appeals from a summary judgment entered against him in his action against appellees for damages resulting from his discharge by appellees from employment as a garbage man for appellee Town of Wheatland. We affirm. Appellee Town of Wheatland received

shanima), the "father of man" (abu adami), and "father bull", that is, the progenitor of the gods, tacitly likened to a bull in the midst of a herd of cows. Like Homer's Zeus, he was "the father of men and gods." The word "Jew" is actually a pretty recent word for the people worshipping Yhwh. Note that there is no record of that word before the eighteenth century when Jesus was referred to as a Jew in the New Testament. Previous versions of the New Testament did not contain the word Jew. The meaning of the word "Ioudaios" in the Greek Bible is not the same as the meaning of the word Jew. In the Bible "Ioudaios" refers to a resident of Judea [or "Ioudaia"]. I had a conversation with aOne of them will surely offer a translation. I have an interlinear Shema (Hebrew, transliterated into English, and translated into English) taped onto my wall (as well as an interlinear Bible), and the word "eloheinu" is a Hebrew word that means "our god". The text (Deuteronomy 6:4-9) of the Shema reads "yahweh eloheinu", meaning "Yahweh is our god". However, some Jews see "yahweh" (which is the name of their God) as too sacred to pronounce, so they prefer to use "elohim" (meaning "God"), "adonai" (typically translated as "Lord") or even "hashem" (which simply means "name" as an oblique substitute for the name of God). So what does Yahweh mean or it is strictly a name. I seem to recall - Provider? Click to expand... There are several versions of the origins of the

decks, one for each player, optionally including one joker in each player's deck. Objective: Each player competes to sell two out of three 'caravans' for between 21 and 26 points, by building stacks. The Deal Each player takes the top eight cards from their shuffled deck to form a hand of cards, and stacks the rest to one side face down. These cards will be used later in the game. From their eight cards they each select three numbered (A-10) cards and place them face up, side by side, to start three 'caravans': Player A Caravan one Caravan two Caravan three Player B Caravan one Caravan two Caravan three If a player does not have three number cards to play, they show their hand, reshuffle their deck and take eight new cards. Throughout the 161 So.2d 293 (1964) George B. BOOTHE, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. The FIDELITY & CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK et al., Defendants-Appellees. No. 10142. Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Second Circuit. February 13, 1964. *294 Hewitt B. Johnson, Monroe, John S. C. Massey, West Monroe, for plaintiff-appellant. Cotton & Bolton, Rayville, for Great American Indemnity Company of New York, defendant-appellee. Before GLADNEY, AYRES, and BOLIN, JJ. GLADNEY, Judge. Plaintiff has appealed from a decree sustaining a motion for summary judgment in favor of defendant, Great American Indemnity Company of New York. Suit was instituted against The Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York and the Great American Indemnity Company of New York for personal injuries sustained October 15, 1958, when plaintiff was a guest passenger in a 1956 Ford automobile, driven by Ralph E. Rayborn, the petition alleging that the car was

you post. TEHRAN, June 20 -- Fiery chaos broke out in downtown Tehran on Saturday as security forces blocked streets and used tear gas, water cannons and batons to break up a demonstration against the reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Security forces were seen firing warning shots into the air, but there were also unconfirmed reports that several people were hit by gunfire. President Obama, in his strongest comments to date on a political standoff that has paralyzed Iran for a week, urged the Iranian government "to stop all violent and unjust actions against its own people." Opposition candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, who asserts that he was cheated of victory in the June 12 election, said his supporters in the streets were "facing unrighteous liars." Mousavi, in a statement posted on hiscampaign Web site, seemed to seek to avoid a direct confrontation with Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, who warned protesters Friday of potential "bloodshed" if they continued mass street demonstrations. Mousavi said the way to restore calm on the streets was for the government to "not only allow for peaceful protests, but to encourage them." Amid severe restrictions on news media reporting of the protests and conflicting accounts coming out of Tehran on Saturday, some reports suggested Mousavi was taking a more confrontational stance. The Reuters news agency reported him as saying he was "ready for martyrdom" and vowing to continue his protest movement despite Khamenei's warning. But with foreign journalists prohibited from leaving their offices to witness the protests, those comments could not be independently verified. The struggle

preliminary and permanent injunctions preventing Defendants from enforcing the policy against Plaintiffs on the University of Houston campus. The uncontroverted summary judgment evidence establishes that at the time of the events giving rise to this action the University required a student organization that desired to engage in organized expressive activities on the University campus to fill out forms entitled "UH Event Registration" and "University Center Reservation Request" forms. The forms require student organizations requesting permission to access the campus for expressive activities to provide a description of the proposed expressive activity as well as the location and date of the proposed event. For student expression that the University deems "potentially disruptive," the University further requires that student organizations follow the prerequisites listed under the "Disruption of University Operations andon November 5-8, 2001, at any of three suggested grassy areas on Butler Plaza. Upon reviewing Plaintiffs' event forms, however, Dean Munson determined that the "Justice for All Exhibit" would be "potentially disruptive" and therefore denied Plaintiffs permission to present their exhibit on Butler Plaza. Having deemed Plaintiffs' exhibit "potentially disruptive," Dean Munson determined that the exhibit had to be relegated to one of two more remote sites that he suggested for "potentially disruptive" events: UC Patio or Lynn Eusan Park. Notably, a few months preceding Plaintiffs' request, the University had granted permission to the Free Speech Coalition, a different student organization, to display the same "Justice for All Exhibit" on Butler Plaza for three consecutive days during March 2001. Plaintiffs declined to use either of the two alternate

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1490 Squaw Valley Road. At the Crozier hearing, the government presented testimony about alleged irregularities in the financial transactions pertaining to 1490 Squaw Valley Road and in Roth's personal finances. The district court found that it appeared that Ciro Mancuso, the associate from whom Roth bought the property, was involved in drug trafficking and derived his wealth from his drug enterprises. The court further found that Roth was involved in drug trafficking, as well, by virtue of his assistance to Mancuso in laundering money. The court also found the countervailing evidence offered by Roth to be speculative and unsupported and found Roth to be an incredible and unbelievable witness. The district court found that the government established probable cause for forfeiture and aRoad. The money trail appears suspicious, even when recounted by appellant himself. Roth acquired the property through the following events. In October 1987, Mancuso purchased the house from his lawyer's mother for $120,000. In August 1988, Mancuso sold the property to Roth for $285,000. In October 1989, Roth sold the property to a third party for $375,000. 12 From March through July 1988, Roth issued six checks worth $156,0002 in amounts varying from $11,000 to $40,000 payable to Mancuso and his wife. Roth attempts to explain the payments as a downpayment, a second deed of trust, and money for improvements. He also offered several explanations for the source of the $155,000, ranging from loans from friends to income from his accounting business.

1201-1328 (West 1986 & Supp. 2003). During this time, West Virginia Highlands met with the West Vir- ginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) in an attempt to persuade WVDEP to take action on the issues raised in West Virginia Highlands’ citizen complaint. WVDEP refused to rescind Pittston’s permits, but began negotiating site reclamation with Vandalia Resources, Inc., a Pittston subsidiary. During these negotia- tions, the WVDEP Director consulted with West Virginia Highlands about proposed provisions for a reclamation agreement. On December 8, 1994, WVDEP and Vandalia executed a Mitigation and Reclama- tion Agreement (Reclamation Agreement) in which Vandalia agreed to reclaim the abandoned sites in exchange for the State not imposing any civil penalties in association with the abandoned sites. On Sep- tember 15, 1995, the Board granted Pittston’s unopposed motion to dismiss West Virginia Highlands’ appeal of itsthe more remarkable by the fact that it’s not really new. In fact, one might call decentralized—or distributed—power the oldest idea in the energy business. At the dawn of the electric age, in the early 1880s, distributed generation was the only option available. In her absorbing history of electrification, Empires of Light author Jill Jonnes describes how William Vanderbilt and J.P. Morgan, early supporters of electricity, had noisy steam engines installed under their New York City mansions—to the great annoyance of their neighbors—just so they could light their homes with the newfangled electricity. At the time, they had no choice: if they wanted power, they had to generate it themselves. It would not be long, however, before Thomas Edison would open the world’s first central power plant—the Pearl Street Station

continue doing its utmost to ensure the safety of imported food so only products deemed safe would appear on the plates of its citizens. The decision by the highest judicial entity of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism was received with surprise in South Korea. Speculation had grown there that the appellate body would uphold the decision of a dispute settlement panel that ruled in favor of Japan. After a powerful earthquake and tsunami triggered a meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011, South Korea imposed a partial ban on fishery products from Fukushima and seven other prefectures due to fears of radioactive contamination. In September 2013, South Korea expanded the restrictions to include all fishery products from the eight prefectures and tightened testing requirements. While dozens of countriesInc. and others from engaging in acts and practices constituting violations of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. On December 15, 1967, this Court, by C. Clyde Atkins, United States District Judge, entered its Order granting the plaintiff's application for preliminary injunction against the defendants, Continental Tobacco Company of South Carolina, Inc., James K. Sorenson, and Heinrich Lorin, their affiliates, agents, servants, employees, and attorneys, enjoining said defendants from making use of any means or instruments of transportation or communication in interstate commerce or the mails to offer to sell, sell, or deliver after sale debenture bonds, warrants to purchase common stock, and common stock of Continental Tobacco Company of South Carolina, Inc., or any other security unless and until