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of the pol plowing contest. She’s more than just a chronically furrowed brow. Greeted with homespun warmth at the main stage tent where a band of geezers has been entertaining the audience, stomping country tunes. (The city girl reminds herself — still, younger than the Rolling Stones.) But Horwath and the Greens — and, somewhere, the rump that is all that’s left of the Liberals — are not the main draw at the vast farm, owned by Jean-Marie (“King of Brussels Sprouts” and Lucille Laprise, hosts this year of the 101st Expo, purportedly the largest event of its kind in the world, and never missed by provincial politicians. Indeed, blocked out on the schedule, forcing an overnight session at Queen’s Park on the weekend for emergency reading of Bill 31,Turkish Apricot Kernels An Apricot kernel is the seed of an apricot. Seeds or kernels of the apricot grown in central Asia and around the Mediterranean are so sweet that they may be substituted for almonds. The Italian liqueur amaretto and amaretti biscotti are flavored with extract of apricot kernels as well as almonds. Oil pressed from these cultivars has been used as cooking oil. It is known for alternative cancer treatment. Apricot kernels can sometimes be strong-tasting and bitter. They feature in recipes for apricot jam, and Italian amaretto cookies. Many are familiar with the nutritional benefits of eating apricots. Its high mineral content assists those with anaemia, asthma, tuberculosis and bronchitis.However, not many are familiar with the health benefits of apricot seed or kernel. Although surrounded with controversy on its

what you can do." But on Nov. 5 and 6, 2007 as "Today" went to the "Ends of the Earth," the only "experts" Vieira spoke to were former vice president Al Gore, Chip Giller of Grist.org - a left-wing environmental Web site - and Katherine Wroth, co-author of "Wake Up and Smell the Planet." The only skepticism of global warming "consensus" that came up was a brief mention by Vieira as she interviewed Gore. She asked Gore about John Christy, one scientist formerly with the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), who criticized Gore's predictions in an op-ed printed in The Wall Street Journal. Gore shot back calling Christy an "outlier." Vieira didn't question Gore's remark or give Christy an opportunity to respond to the attack. Perhaps if shenetworks interviewed Florida Gov. Charlie Crist (R), California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (Independent), among others. Reporters also relied on ordinary voices to reinforce the idea that global warming was already a major threat impacting our daily lives. Only 15 percent of the people used to support global warming positions were scientists - identified as a "scientist" or with a specialty like genetics, ecology, biology or oceanography. A total of 71 scientists were included in six months of coverage. But networks turned to ordinary, unidentified people nearly a third more often than the scientists (101 to 71.) Networks turned to ordinary people like two Live Earth concertgoers and the unidentified female "consumer" quoted by ABC "World News with Charles Gibson" on Sept. 14, 2007. "You know,

muttered. I knew he was referring to our captive soldier that Jon, he and I interrogated for Jean's whereabouts. "I mean, it's not like I know every accent in the world, but I do know 'a lot'," Jean continued. "What's stranger, some of them were definitely Aussies." "There were other prisoners?" Dean asked, confused. "No, no, I mean some of the soldiers were Aussies." "Oh." None of us spoke for a while. "Anyone you recognize?" Kevin asked suddenly. Jean stared blankly at Kevin. "One," she muttered and looked away. 'One'? There was actually someone that Jean 'knew' who was with 'them', our enemy? And he was an Aussie? My head spun with the possibilities. These soldiers... some of them were our own? Were we being betrayed? I turned to look at Kevin. He was pale, looking as if scandalized. Others were wide-eyed too. Feristel didfamiliar," Terry said as he strained his forehead to remember. "You know - spirits of dead people, that see-through human we see on TV," Jay quipped, which earned him a knock in the head from an annoyed Terry. "Feristel." Everybody looked at me. It was then I realized that I muttered 'his' name without realizing it. "Back then, right before I was captured," I explained. "A man had called us the 'ghosts'." Terry's face immediately lit up as if to say 'that's it!'. I never heard Feristel mention 'ghosts' after that though. Jean grinned. "Yep. That's what they called us. The invisible rebels. The uncatchable. The 'Ghosts'." "Shit that's cool," Jay said, as if awed. We laughed at that. I think it was because he was right. "Jase once called us the 'formidable twelve'," I added. "Maybe we can call ourselves 'The Formidable Ghosts'." "That's

against him has died down, anger with the powerful longtime leader – particularly among the urban middle class – remains strong. The crackdown against critics has been relentless. More than 20 people are facing jail for participating in a protest on 6 May and criminal charges have been brought against a host of opposition leaders. A series of laws has been introduced to clamp down on dissent. The Kremlin has also promoted a growing suspicion of foreigners, particularly Americans. Last year, Russia shut the office of the US Agency for International Development after accusing it of trying to influence Russia’s elections. Americans were banned from adopting Russian children late last year. “Russia’s leadership has made very clear for at least a year, and Putin himself has not missed an opportunity toare not required for the event. You can just show up at the Wisconsin Center on Sunday and you will be admitted to the event. Food donations will be accepted through the Hunger Task Force (in particular, peanut butter is requested by the Hunger Task Force). Donations can be dropped off at two main entrances to the Wisconsin Center, located at 4th Street and Wisconsin Avenue, and 4th Street and Wells Street. The most updated list of players, coaches and alumni scheduled to attend (all subject to change) is as follows: PLAYERS COACHES ALUMNI Jeff Bianchi Sean Halton Logan Schafer Ron Roenicke Jerry Augustine Michael Blazek Donovan Hand Jean Segura Joe Crawford Craig Counsell Ryan Braun Johnny Hellweg Kevin Shackelford Mike Guerrero Rollie Fingers Hiram Burgos Jim Henderson Will Smith Marcus Hanel Jim Gantner Khris Davis Elian Herrera Tyler Thornburg Garth Iorg Larry Hisle Marco Estrada Brandon Kintzler Rob Wooten Rick Kranitz Geoff Jenkins Mike Fiers Kyle Lohse Jerry Narron Dave Nelson Yovani Gallardo Jonathan Lucroy Johnny Narron Gorman Thomas Caleb

from the South Pacific is a painted hook from Papua New Guinea, probably sculpted more than 200 years ago. Illustrating the Creation Myth, this Iatmul janus hook represents an ancestor whose body is made of several mythological creatures and comes from the collection of George and Ruth Kennedy, famous collectors of New Guinea art. The sale also includes a selection of African ivories, of which the highlights are a rare leopard bracelet to be worn on the forearm from Benin and an Oliphant from Sierra Leone dating to the Renaissance period. Featuring classical depictions of European hunting, this hunting horn is one of the first examples of colonial art and one of the most beautiful Sapi-Portuguese artworks still in private ownership. Preview as from Saturday, December 6. Pace Primitive’s latestexhibition, Fine Sculpture from Three Continents: Africa, Asia, and Oceania, is one of the highlights of African-art-related auctions and exhibitions in New York City this autumn. On view until December 19, the exhibition is more than sculptures from West and Central Africa, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Pakistan, India, and New Ireland. Within the installation, the work of physically disparate artists who delineate their ideas of beauty in stone, wood, and metal are arranged to complement and contrast one another. A fifteenth-century Sapi stone spirit head, mahen yafe, from Sierra Leone, for example, conveys noble, idealized beauty representing the best of this relatively little-known sculptural genre. Nearby, an eleventh-century Khmer head of Buddha Sakyamuni is another fine, impressive, and sensitive portrait in stone that elicits thoughtful comparisons. Expired: BIANCO e NERO At the Parcours des Mondes in Paris last September, Galleria Dandrieu-Giovagnoni presented a selection of works that emphasized contrasts between

wet as I could. With it lubricated like that, I eased it against her asshole and slowly worked it in and out. With each thrust into her pussy, my finger entered a little more into her backside. She kept thrusting back against both my cock and my finger. When my finger was all the way in, she started to moan softly and I felt her shudder with her climax. As she came, her entire body shook and I could see her belly and tits move as she did. The sight excited me to the point where I couldn't hold off my climax any longer and I shoved my cock as deep inside her as I could as it started to pump cum into her. As we both came, she reached back and held my ass with both hands, holdingsaid, "Yes, it does tend to wear me out, but the work has to get done." As we rode down in the elevator, she backed against me and rubbed her ass against my crotch and joked about how much she loved her job. I was still feeling horny and reached around her and fondled her tits. She leaned back in my arms and continued to rub her ass against me. As the elevator slowed, we parted and she gave me a quick kiss. We got out to my car, and after we had left the parking lot, she slid over next to me and pressed her hand against my dick through my slacks. "It was nice," she said, "but I'm still horny." With that, she reached down and undid her pants and slid them down over her ass. By twisting

collection, uses recycled cherrywood filaments instead of the typical powdered nylon. Mixed with a binding polymer, the material even emanates the "slightest scent of charred wood" during the 42-minute printing process, according to founders Matt Compeau and Bi-Ying Miao, who use a Makerbot Replicator for their fabrications. The resulting curvature and heat-induced striations, much like fingerprints or the rings of a tree, are unique to each individual piece. Hot Pop Factory 3D-Printed Wooden Jewelry 4 of 5 Extruded plastic baubles not your thing? Rapid-prototype firm Hot Pop Factory just unveiled the world's first three-dimensionally printed wooden necklaces. Named after the northern forest, the limited-edition "Boreal" collection, uses recycled cherrywood filaments instead of the typical powdered nylon. Mixed with a binding polymer, the material even emanates the "slightest scent of charred wood"Bullfighting The spectacle of bullfighting pits a man against a charging bull. The bullfighter, called a matador, faces the bull in a large dirt-filled arena that is usually surrounded by spectators. Aided by a group of apprentices, called the cuadrilla, the matador goads the bull into charging at him. A bullfight usually features three matadors, each of whom fights two bulls. The bulls are of a distinctly savage breed especially trained to attack humans. A bullfight is relentless. If a matador is injured, another replaces him, and the bull is killed at the end of each match. To followers of bullfighting the contest between man and beast demonstrates human skill and courage as does no other sport. However, many people believe bullfighting is barbaric and inhumane. The contest begins with a colorful grand entrance by the participants. The actual fight

way that the laws have evolved in the U.S. was laid out I think fairly well in Kessler's book. The strategies that the government has relied on have included hazard warnings predominately, control over advertising claims and the use of specific media outlets, age restrictions so that within the United States right now the use of tobacco products, the sale of tobacco products is restricted to those that are eighteen years and older, although there are some states and some counties that now demand that you need to be nineteen years old. For example, in Nassau County, Suffolk County in New York, demand that you be nineteen years old. If you look around the world too, there's quite a bit of variability. In some of the poorer nations of the world, you need to be ten years old. In France, you need to be sixteen years old. In Japan, you need to be twenty years old. So that the idearole in the control of lead. They played a really important role in the adoption of the tougher particulate matter standards for pesticide restrictions. So that in this case, recognition that children are especially susceptible to persuasion by advertising has similarly led to recent more restrictive legislation. So Joe Camel provides a pretty interesting example. This series ran between 1988 and 1997. And about three thousand new smokers less than eighteen years were picked up per day. And about a third of these people, if they persist in their habit, will die of tobacco-related illness. The appeals are well known to everybody. Here you see Joe Camel with a woman, an attractive woman in the background. The image is tough, the image is one of a fighter pilot. And there he is, smoking his cigarette. The idea of this series was modeled after a television show called Miami Vice, really modeled after James Bond and Don Johnson. And one study showed that nearly

four brothers, Jerry Pearrell, Richard Pearrell and David Pearrell, all of Knoxville, Md., and Johnny Pearrell of Brunswick; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Roxe A. Pearrell; and one sister, Ernestine Reynolds. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at John T. Williams Funeral Home in Brunswick. The Rev. Noni Sigler will officiate. Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Lovettsville, Va. The family will receive friends Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home, which will open at 9 a.m. Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Frederick County, P.O. Box 1799, Frederick, MD 21702-1799. KEEDYSVILLE - Joseph Alvin Keefer Jr., 47, of 3528 Chestnut Grove Road, died Friday, March 10, 2006, at Washington County Hospital. Born July 9, 1958, in Charles Town, W.Va., he was the son ofthe late Joseph Alvin Keefer Sr. and Rose Marie Greenwalt Keefer. He was employed by Keefer's Carpentry in Martinsburg, W.Va. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps. He was of the Pentecostal faith. He is survived by three daughters, Faith M. Esworthy and Jessica N. Keefer, both of Hagerstown and Jolene A. Keefer of Altoona, Pa.; three sons, Joseph A. Keefer III of Hagerstown, and Bryan S. Keefer and Michael A. Keefer, both of Norfolk, Va.; four sisters, Brenda J. Conner of Boonsboro, Mary C. Stone of Brunswick, Md., and Deborah M. Woods and Joann A. Nick, both of Keedysville; one brother, Robert L. Keefer of Keedysville; and three grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Bast Funeral Home in Boonsboro. Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Burkittsville, Md. The family will receive friends Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. at the funeral

John Sly, and later they picked up Robert Drew and Ernest Puralewski. The group drove toward Houston, Texas. Suddenly, violence erupted when Jeffrey decided that he wanted to turn the car around and go home. Drew then threatened to cut Sly's throat, but instead, he robbed Sly, forced Sly out of the car, and left him on the road. Drew then forced Jeffrey into the back seat. Drew savagely beat Jeffrey, spattering Jeffrey's blood on the door, the back seat, and on Drew's prized leather jacket. Drew's hands were covered in Jeffrey's blood. Drew licked Jeffrey's blood off of his hands and declared that Jeffrey must die because "nobody gets blood on me for nothing...." They stopped the car, andthen Drew and Puralewski pulled Jeffrey outside. Ignoring Jeffrey's pleas for life, Drew and Puralewski repeatedly plunged their knives into Jeffrey; gouging his chest; puncturing his lung; piercing his heart. Drew snatched Jeffrey's head back and slit his throat. Jeffrey's last breath hissed out of the gash in his lung. Drew and Puralewski threw Jeffrey's butchered corpse in a roadside ditch. As Drew, Puralewski, and Landrum drove off in the car, Drew boasted, "I f___ing enjoyed it because it got blood on my leather."1 2 * In December 1983, a Texas jury convicted Drew of capital murder and sentenced him to death. In September 1987, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Drew's conviction and sentence. Drew v. State, 743

exacerbates the feud that soon develops between the two camps, ultimately leading to Aaron and Emre parting ways. Now thrust into leadership positions, Aaron and Emre on their own each prove to be far worse than they ever were together. During this season, a few minutes at the end of each episode are devoted to answering questions and responding to comments from viewers of the previous episode. The battle at Cakes Mountain (Episode 129) is particularly chaotic, so the death counts for the supporting cast present at the battle (Bwett, JWM, Disciple Kay, Metastergo, and SP Cakes) may be shy 1 or 2 deaths each. Aaron and Emre recruit a supporting cast of new survivors and immediately split them up into two opposing (and increasingly hostile) factions. Each team quickly comesto reflect the nature of its leader. Aaron's team is highly anarachic, with Epsilon One, Graskull, and Metastergo adopting their own style of clothing and pursuing their own interests. Aaron encourages his followers to embrace their personal freedoms, particularly sexual freedoms. Mainly, whenever his minions are not assisting him with a scientific experiment, he just encourages constant sex, and only gently discourages them whenever they violently turn on each other. Emre dubs his two "minions," JWM and Kaydalyn, the Disciples of Despair. He imposes strict order, including dressing them in (mostly) matching uniforms and enforcing religious fervor and deeply repressive sexual mores. He initially plies his disciples with gifts, but increasingly comes to depend on them to do all of his work for him. Despite their oppressive nature and dangerously

strange reason, that planet is an icebox while Vulcan is quite a toasty world. How the hell does that work? You did well today, here is a starship So Kirk is a cadet. He has not even graduated from the Starfleet Academy. Not only that, he is on academic suspension for cheating. He stowed away on a military ship, then incited a mutiny against the acting captain. He was removed from the ship. Then he boarded the ship again, verbally assaulted the acting captain and illegally took command. What do they do to him? He gets a medal. And then they give him a Federation flag ship to command. I mean, I guess considering that he saved the world they could have turned blind eye on his academic dishonesty and hisFume - guitars, keyboards, lead vocals on "Sex Marine" Sonny Greenwich, Jr. - guitars Alan Baculis (as Baculis) - bass Additional musicians Rob Kazanel - live drums Production personnel Bootsauce (as "The Fudge Brothers") & Corky Laing - producers Mike Scott - engineer, co-producer Michael Jonzun - producer (with "The Fudge Brothers" & Corky Laing) on "Everyone's a Winner" Phil Greene - engineer on "Everyone's a Winner" Howie Weinberg - mastering Chris Muth - assistant engineer Additional personnel J.W. Stewart - cover concept and artwork Vicki Fekete - conceptual photos Eve Damie - conceptual art References Category:Bootsauce albums Category:1990 debut albums

Amherst MA: University of Massachusetts Press. Alcoff, Linda Martín. 2006. Visible Identities: Race, Gender, and the Self. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Anderson, Elizabeth. 2004. "How Not to Crtiticize Feminist Epistemology." Metascience 13:395-399. Beavoir, Simone de. 1952. The Second Sex. New York: Bantam Books. Benhabib, Seyla. 1992. Situating the Self. New York: Routledge. Boghossian, Paul. 2006. Fear of Knowledge: Against Relativism and Constructivism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Brownmiller, Susan. 1990. In Our Time: Memoir of a Revolution. New York: Dial Press. Chilly Collective. 1995. Breaking Anonymity: The Chilly Climate for Women Faculty. Waterloo ON: Wilfrid Laurier University Press. Collins, Patricia Hill. 1991. "Learning from the Outsider Within." In Beyond Methodology: Feminist Scholarship as Lived Research, edited by Mary Margaret Fonow and Judith A. Cook, 35-39. Bloomington IN: Indiana UniversityPress. Conkey, Margaret W., and Alison Wylie. 2007. Doing Archaeology As a Feminist. Special Issue: Vol. 14.3, Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. Dahlberg, Frances. 1981. Woman the Gatherer. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. Dotson, Kristie. 2011. "Tracking Epistemic Violence, Tracking Practices of Silencing." Hypatia 26 (2):236257. Du Bois, W. E. B. 1993. The Souls of Black Folk. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. Original edition, 1903. Fedigan, Linda Marie. 1986. "The Changing Role of Women in Models of Human Evolution." American Reivew of Anthropology 15:25-66. Fedigan, Linda Marie, and Laurence Fedigan. 1989. "Gender and the Study of Primates." In Critical Reviews of Gender and Anthropology, edited by Sandra Morgan. Washington, DC: American Anthropological Association. Fraser, Nancy. 1997. "Heterosexism, Misrecognition, and Capitalism: A Response to Judith Butler." Social

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to testify at the first trial, bolsters their plan to portray Cosby as a serial predator. Jury selection is scheduled to begin on Monday as 80-year-old Cosby faces charges he drugged and molested former Temple University athletics administrator Andrea Constand at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004. Cosby’s lawyers say the testimony is irrelevant because there is no evidence he gave Ms Constand the drug. His lawyers argue prosecutors are trying to use the deposition and expected testimony from the additional accusers to distract jurors from the case at hand. Ms Constand, who has waived her right of anonymity, says Cosby gave her three blue pills. His lawyers say quaaludes never came in that colour with the comedian contending he gave her the over-the-counter antihistamine Benadryl. Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele walks towithout neglecting the beauty of pure lines that stand out against the sky. INTERIOR The interior perfectly mirrors the evolutionary design of the Huracán EVO Spyder. The cockpit features a cutting-edge 8.4” touchscreen system built into the central tunnel, which makes it possible to control the car and entertainment functions with a tap of your fingertips. The exclusive interior finishes, stemming from authentic Italian design, are made with the finest-quality materials: the upholstery is available in leather, Alcantara and Carbon Skin®, an innovative carbon fiber material exclusively available with Lamborghini. All these details make the on-board experience even more unique and refined. DRIVING DYNAMICS All the systems controlling the driving dynamics were updated, while new technologies were introduced to guarantee maximum performance of the EVO Spyder. The Lamborghini Inertial Platform (LIP) provides accurate

Physicians, or Wilkins and Willis of Oxford, really understand the intentions of Bacon's Novum Organum . . . ? 285 Brown proposed that, though this new generation included "truer representatives of Lord Verulam's program," the program was adopted primarily for political cover.22 In the early days of the royal Restoration, it was more prudent to identify one's roots in the loyal Lord Chancellor of a previous royal administration than in the activities of innovative academics of revolutionary interregnum years.23 Charles Webster concluded that "Bacon's philosophy was the most effective façade for the Royal Society, . . . . adopted as a defensive mechanism against critics," and in fact masked "diverse philosophical outlooks."24 By this interpretation, the Baconianism that this generation shared was not rooted in the Novum Organum,but in the New Atlantis and its vision of progressive, apolitical, and non-authoritarian cooperation among natural philosophers. This interpretation has continued to attract sympathy but it has failed to fully satisfy. There is something unsettling about a hint that some of history's most successful scientists touted a particular methodological doctrine as a conspiracy and a sham. Other proposals have tempered or augmented Brown's. One recent line of research has considered Bacon's background in law, a profession in which one is trained to establish a 'matter of fact' by convincing a small group of those deemed This is an important question, although the evidence for its answer is fragmentary at best." Brown, "The Rise of Baconianism in Seventeenth-Century England," 517. 22 Ibid., 517, 519. 23 Pérez-Ramos, "Bacon's Legacy," 315.

in the mood for some drum lessons? Head over to the Via Via Café located behind the Natural History Museum. Apart from drum lessons, you can also take up cooking classes. 18. The Old Boma Museum (Fort), Boma Road The original fort, built by the Germans in the early 1900's, now houses the Natural History Museum. Learn about the colonial history of Arusha and marvel at the huge collection of stuffed animals. Attractions for those who want to relax in Arusha Canoeing on Lake Duluti by iWamuyu 19. Themi Falls Leisure Park is located downstream, on one of the creeks flowing from Mount Meru. The park showcases the tranquil beauty, with colourful gardens of indigenous plants and flowers. You can enjoy hiking trails thru the lush green forest and river beds, alwaysLondon (1936) The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss (1936 – director) Make-Up (1937) Fear (1946 – director) Parole, Inc. (1948 – director) Alimony (1949 – director) References External links Category:1892 births Category:1985 deaths Category:Film producers from Illinois Category:American male screenwriters Category:American male film actors Category:Male actors from Chicago Category:German-language film directors Category:Film directors from Illinois Category:20th-century American male actors Category:Screenwriters from Illinois Category:People from Camano, Washington

in the Lovelady Antioch Ceme-tery. Callaway-Allee Funeral Home Michelle Holsey Mrs. Michelle Holsey, age 36 of Crockett, passed away Tuesday, March 7, 2006 in Prien, Germany. Mrs. Holsey was born June 1, 1969 in Alvin and had lived all of her lifetime in Crockett. Mrs. Holsey was a member of the Cal-vary Baptist Church where she served as children's Sunday school teacher for many years and was also very in-volved in the children's ministry. Mrs. Holsey had worked as the office manager for Crockett Sand and Gravel. Survivors include her husband Lee Holsey, of Crockett; children Hannah, Holly and Lee Holsey, Jr., of Crockett; mother Mary Ann Millican, of Crockett; father Wayne Campbell, of Lufkin; brother Michael "Puff" Campbell and wife Marla, of Lovelady; half brothers Justin Campbell and Larry Campbell, both of Palestine; step-brothers Melvin Millican, of Crockett, Jimmy Millican, of Houston and Gary Millican, of Granbury; father-in-law and mother-in-law Barry and LindaHolsey, of Crockett; sister-in-law Tina Clarke and husband Jerry, of Lufkin; brother-in-law Todd Nettles and wife Barbara, of Ark.; and numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral Services for Mrs. Michelle Holsey were held Monday, March 13, at 2:30 p.m. in the Crockett Civic Cen-ter with the Rev. Terry Gibson and the Rev. Robbie Caldwell officiating. In lieu of food or flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Michelle's name to the Castleberry Foundation, 5604 Willow Crest Drive, Shreveport, LA. 71119. Callaway-Allee Funeral Home Ella Hill Mrs. Ella Mae Hill, age 99 of Houston, passed away Friday, December 30, 2005 in the Houston Northwest Medi-cal Center. Mrs. Hill was born January 23, 2006 in Houston County and had lived in Houston since 1971. Mrs. Hill was a housewife and a member of the Spring Forest Baptist Church. Survivors include her son Fred Cleveland Hill, of Houston; brother E.C. Troutman and wife Cora,

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control and on-board systems such as engines, developers explain. The concept, now being explored through laboratory prototypes, is to use AI and cloud-enabled real-time analytics to measure on-board systems against an historical database filled with information of great relevance to ship technologies. This article by Kris Osborn originally appeared in Warrior Maven here. Kris Osborn is a Senior Fellow at The Lexington Institute. Osborn previously served at the Pentagon as a Highly Qualified Expert with the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army - Acquisition, Logistics & Technology. Osborn has also worked as an anchor and on-air military specialist at national TV networks. He has a Masters in Comparative Literature from Columbia University. Image: ReutersLATEST NEWS 'Game of Thrones' Director Boards 'Passengers' with Keanu Reeves It's been over three years since we heard anything about the romantic sci-fi filmPassengers starring Keanu Reeves, and that was before the film's writer Jon Spaihts became more widely known after scripting Ridley Scott's Prometheus. Now it sounds like his higher profile is getting the old script some attention as Deadline reports "Game of Thrones" and "Boardwalk Empire" director Brian Kirk (who was once in talks to directThor: The Dark World) has come aboard the project to make his feature film debut. Reeves is also still attached to star in the film which sounds like Before Sunrise in space. More below! The film is set in the future on a spacecraft making a centuries-long interstellar voyage to a new planet.

gas, which can prove fatal in large quantities. Police said she had used the tablet and her laptop to research how to kill herself. Yesterday an inquest in Leicester heard she died from an overdose of helium and anti-depressants. Her son Ben told police his mum, from Burton Overy, Leics, had a history of mental illness, had spent a long period in a psychiatric hospital and previously attempted suicide. When he viewed her Twitter account he was shocked to see her profile picture was of his dog and she stated she lived in Los Angeles. He said she was 'proud but stubborn’, was worried about how she was viewed by others in her 'social circle’, and her exposure as a troll was the 'final straw’. ''She was a broken wreck and completely destroyed bywhat had happened,’’ he added. Mr Brunt told the inquest he had no knowledge of nor saw any sign of her mental health issues and was 'devastated’ by her death. Martin Brunt said conversations with Brenda Leyland had been cordial and that she had appeared 'very relaxed' about his report By Victoria Ward3:20PM GMT 20 Mar 2015 A Sky News reporter has told an inquest he was “devastated” when he heard that an alleged internet "troll" accused of abusing the parents of Madeleine McCann had killed herself two days after he exposed her on television. Crime correspondent Martin Brunt said Brenda Leyland had appeared “very relaxed” when he confronted her about alleged Twitter attacks on Kate and Gerry McCann When the pair subsequently spoke on the phone, Mr Brunt explained what he would be

wings and horns to know when she's nothing but a big bag of hot air, so go breathe your smelly way into another filly's dreams because I just don't care anymore! I really don't! Buck off!" Luna blinked. She frowned, her wings twitching. "Yes... derr... well... I..." She hissed. "You're adopted." That said, Luna's wings wrapped around her body, spun a million times, and exploded, covering Scootaloo's flinching body in feathers and bone matter. The filly hissed, her eyes rolling back as a loud snarl resonated from the center of her being, rising in volume as Scootaloo slammed her hooves repeatedly over the wooden floorboards of the dock. "Dang it... dang it... dang it all!" She looked all around, then settled for the footlocker. Bucking it with her hooves, she popped thedoor open, reached in, and pulled out a pump-action shotgun. Hugging the body of the rifle to her body, Scootaloo rolled over, stuck the barrels into her mouth, and kicked at the trigger with her rear hooves. When her head exploded... ...she awoke with a gasp, violet eyes darting left and right as a sheen of sweat rolled down her face. "Is it over?!" She stammered into the thick, stale air. "Am I no longer dreaming?!" Scootaloo was silent. She was clinging to a piece of driftwood, floating along a slowly swirling maelstrom of muddied water, punctuated randomly with the tops of sunken trees and bloated pony corpses bobbing in a foul sea above the wreckage that remained of Ponyville. The atmosphere stank with death, decay, and misery. "Whewwwwwwwwwwwwwww..." Scootaloo leaned her head down

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of Greece in Acts 17 and then in Corinth in Acts, chapter 18 talks about his trip to Corinth. But he did find that there was so much worship of many gods. And not only that, it was a strange style of worship. Because in one place there was a thousand prostitutes that were there at the temple, and this sexual intercourse, or orgy, was a part of their worship that they participated in. And so Paul comes to them, and he talks to them, but even more than the emphasis on this pagan style of religion, there was something that the Greeks probably put at the foremost of their worship, and that was intellectualism. They were considered a highly well-read intellectual people, some of the greatest philosophers of our time came from Greece. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle that we referred to numerous times, in being a communications studies professor, we talk about those things, about those people, those famous philosophers in history. And oneof the things he mentioned to them, regarding their intellectual conceptualization of God, one of the statements the apostle Paul made, he said, "I became all things to all people, that I might by all means, save some." And so what he did, he adapted to the Greeks and let them know in his message to them, that he understood where they were coming from. That they were focused on intellectualism, that they were focused on learning something new. In one place, he said you are pretty superstitious, because and things you are always ready to try to learn new things. And in Athens, that was one of the things that he noticed, that to them, when he tried to speak to them about the resurrection of the dead, Jesus Christ's resurrection, resurrecting from the dead, then in Athens, they laughed at him, many of them did, and they mocked him, because they thought he was crazy for believing such a thing. There was a couple of

of Greece in Acts 17 and then in Corinth in Acts, chapter 18 talks about his trip to Corinth. But he did find that there was so much worship of many gods. And not only that, it was a strange style of worship. Because in one place there was a thousand prostitutes that were there at the temple, and this sexual intercourse, or orgy, was a part of their worship that they participated in. And so Paul comes to them, and he talks to them, but even more than the emphasis on this pagan style of religion, there was something that the Greeks probably put at the foremost of their worship, and that was intellectualism. They were considered a highly well-read intellectual people, some of the greatest philosophers of our time came from Greece. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle that we referred to numerous times, in being a communications studies professor, we talk about those things, about those people, those famous philosophers in history. And oneof the things he mentioned to them, regarding their intellectual conceptualization of God, one of the statements the apostle Paul made, he said, "I became all things to all people, that I might by all means, save some." And so what he did, he adapted to the Greeks and let them know in his message to them, that he understood where they were coming from. That they were focused on intellectualism, that they were focused on learning something new. In one place, he said you are pretty superstitious, because and things you are always ready to try to learn new things. And in Athens, that was one of the things that he noticed, that to them, when he tried to speak to them about the resurrection of the dead, Jesus Christ's resurrection, resurrecting from the dead, then in Athens, they laughed at him, many of them did, and they mocked him, because they thought he was crazy for believing such a thing. There was a couple of

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going — his flights, train trips and hotels. One agent gets a photo of Bourne talking to a woman in an alley from a surveillance camera hundreds of miles away. Almost instantly, they identify her, apparently using facial recognition software, and pull up the digital records of her life — including her family biography and her utility bills from three countries. The woman is just a bystander, but the movie suggests that the minutiae of someone's life can make anyone look guilty. "I don't like her," the unit chief mutters. "I want to go deep. I want to know every place she's slept in the last six years." Back in the real world, could government agents really sit in a room and gather that information in 60 seconds or less? "No," saysFourth Amendment of the Bill Rights, ratified in 1791, has traditionally been Americans' "principal constitutional protection against government spying," says David Cole, a lawyer who teaches constitutional law and national security at Georgetown University. As the amendment states, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated." Enlarge this image toggle caption Courtesy of National Archives Courtesy of National Archives But Cole and other legal analysts say the world of computers has weakened the Fourth Amendment. "In the modern digital age," he says, "it means very, very little." Here's why: Let's say the police or FBI wanted to gather intimate details about your life back in the old days — meaning, before computers came along. Whom

impending trials connected to feud violence and planned to kill those who might testify against them. They set fire to the McCoy home; killed two of Randolph's children, Alifair and Calvin; and severely injured his wife Sarah. Randolph escaped unharmed. Several Hatfields received prison sentences and one defendant, Ellison Mounts, was sentenced to hang. Although more deadly feuds occurred throughout the country in the late 1800s, the national media made the Hatfields and McCoys the most famous. One year after the New Year's incident, New York reporter T. C. Crawford used the Hatfield-McCoy feud to brand Appalachians as barbaric. The feud appears to have fizzled out after the trials. "Devil Anse" moved from the Tug Valley to Island Creek near Logan and became a member of the Baptist church. He died in 1921. Randolph McCoy died seven years earlier. For more information: Rice, Otis K.The Hatfields and McCoys. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1978. The Hatfield-McCoy feud was not the only one of its kind during this period, however, the media used it to label an entire geographical region--Appalachia. How would this "feud" be portrayed by today's media? Why did it gain national attention in the late 1800s? Define "barbaric." Was Crawford's label accurate? Why or why not? January 2, 1918: Founding of Nitro It's often assumed the town of Nitro is named after nitroglycerin, but that's the wrong assumption. Historian Bill Wintz says Nitro's name can be traced back to its origins as a World War I boomtown and nitrocellulose, which is used to manufacture gunpowder. The government chose the area that is now Nitro for one of three new explosives plants after the United States entered the war. The plants were built to relieve a severe shortage of

pushed it back into the garage door, which had buckled the door,” Strother said. Strother, who is a photographer, grabbed his camera and took these images. SUV Crashes Through Roof of Escondido Home: Images Officers jumped on top of the Pathfinder and peered into the BMW SUV to check on the condition of the driver but found no one there. Using the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department helicopter, law enforcement officers searched homes around the area for any sign of an injured person. No hospitals reported anyone seeking medical care for a vehicle crash. On top of that, there were no witnesses to the collision. Police determined the BMW is a rental from the Mossy BMW dealership, and investigators say the man who rented it was found nearby, hiding in some bushes. The man was(oops, too late) and instead hype the bandwagon he’s climbed aboard for the college football playoffs: the Louisiana State University Tigers. They toppled the Alabama dynasty in the Southeastern Conference. Their all-American boy demigod of a quarterback, Joe Burrow, turned his Heisman Trophy acceptance speech into a teary, off-the-cuff riff on the poverty in his hometown of Athens, Ohio. Their head coach and owner of the coolest voice in sports, Ed Orgeron, most likely swung a gubernatorial election with his endorsement of a rare Deep South Democrat; this marriage of sport and state is, apparently, something of a tradition in Louisiana politics. The ESPN 30-for-30 will write itself if they can finish off Clemson in a week and a half. Geaux Tigers. In my continued ongoing efforts to collect

for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus. Screening examination of premature infants for retinopathy of prematurity. Pediatrics 2006; 117(2): 572-6. About the Editor Biography of Jorge Alio Professor and Chairman of Ophthalmology since 1986, Alicante University and Miguel Hernandez University, Spain. Founder and Scientific Director of Vissum Corporation. Author or editor of 89 books, 328 chapters, 500 articles in peer review journals and 36 patents. 95 national and international clinical and research awards. LXIII chair the Academia Ophthalmologica Internationalis and XLIX chair of the European Academy of Ophthalmology, past President of the ISRS/AAO and editorial board member of many peer review journals. The Hirsch factor (h-factor) of Dr Alio is 56 (Scopus). He is the creator and Director of the first online course in refractive surgery from the Miguel Hernandez University entitled ScientificMethodology in Refractive, Cataract and Cornea Surgery. Quick Links Indexing Agencies Press Release Join Our Editorial Board News release date: March 29, 2018 Description: The Open Ophthalmology Journal is an Open Access online journal, which publishes research articles, reviews, letters, case reports and guest-edited single topic issues in all areas of experimental and clinical research in ophthalmology. Bentham Open ensures speedy peer review process and accepted papers are published within 2 weeks of final acceptance. The Open Ophthalmology Journal is committed to ensuring high quality of research published. We believe that a dedicated and committed team of editors and reviewers make it possible to ensure the quality of the research papers. The overall standing of a journal is in a way, reflective of the quality of its Editor(s) and Editorial Board and its members. The Open Ophthalmology

Schwartz, according to Rosenberg, called Ira's lyrical achievement "a truly phenomenal feat ... when one considers that ... [he] was required to be brilliant within the most confining rhythms and accents." The show was a hit with critics and a popular success. It made stars of the Astaires, and the Gershwins became the talk of the musical world. Through the rest of the 1920s George and Ira wrote hit musicals and made stars of their performers. Singing "Someone to Watch Over Me" in 1926's Oh, Kay!, Gertrude Lawrence became a luminary. Also that year, Funny Face brought the Astaires back to rave reviews and produced such hits as "'S Wonderful" and "How Long Has This Been Going On." Girl Crazy, which opened in 1930, made celebrities of two ofits performers: Ethel Merman, with "I Got Rhythm," and Ginger Rogers, with "Embraceable You" and "But Not for Me." While George composed musicals with his brother, he did not neglect his other pursuits. Buoyed by the success of the Rhapsody, George began to devote more attention to concert music. He continued to study with noted instructors, including Rubin Goldmark, Wallingford Riegger, Henry Cowell, and Joseph Schillinger. In 1925 he composed the Concerto in F for piano and orchestra for the New York Symphony Orchestra and introduced the Preludes for piano. In 1928, while vacationing in Europe, he composed the tone poem An American in Paris. During this sojourn he also met the classical composers Maurice Ravel, Sergei Prokofiev, and Alban Berg. He continued to perform his music in concert

expected to find. Once again, Augustine attacked Manichaean Christianity, but he never repudiated Judaism to do so. On the contrary, he defended Judaism, and he even praised it, while defending and praising as well the traditional practices of contemporary Jewish communities. In other words- It's thrilling when you discover this, when you're doing research. Between 394 and '95, when he wrote his commentaries on Paul's letters, and 399/400, when he wrote the "Contra Faustum", Augustine came to a view of Jews and of Judaism that differ dramatically, not only from his own prior teachings, but also from the prevailing teachings of his church. In an otherwise gloomy story of Christian anti-Judaism, Augustine provided a surprising shaft of light. I published "Augustine and the Jews" in 2008, the Yale edition in 2010. In 2011, Roman historian, Brent Shaw, brought out "Sacred Violence." This is also in the bibliography on item four. This was an anguishing and detailed closeup of the brutal North African campaign against the dissonantDonatist waged by the Imperial church. And there, in Augustine's sermons, Shaw revealed the toxic swamp of anti-Jewish trash talk, "Killers of Christ, vicious and mocking, ravenous, roaring lions, vipers, asps and scorpions, ravens feeding on death." Jews, said Augustine were in leagued with Satan, traitorous, perfidious, spurred by insane fury. The trash talk went on and on. And he's doing it in the equivalent of social media. He's saying it in sermons. Shaw repeatedly notes that Augustine's target was his Christian rivals. I'm quoting Shaw here now, "The consistent message is that the Donatists were even worse than the Jews." The Donatists, of course, deployed exactly the same rhetorical Jews against the Catholics. The worst way to blacken your gentile Christian rival was to call him a Jew. Here's the main idea for the next three lectures, rhetorical Jews do Christian theological work. They serve to articulate theological points of principle for their Christian authors, both positively and negatively. In Roman antiquity, Augustine used Jews against Manichees to

being defaced by people posting homophobic comments. It's just heartbreaking and sickening. What the hell can we do? Gay Bullying Victim Who Survived Another gay teenager in another small town has killed himself—hope you're pleased with yourselves, Tony Perkins and all the other "Christians" out there who oppose anti-bullying programs (and give actual Christians a bad name). Billy Lucas was just 15 when he hanged himself in a barn on his grandmother's property. He reportedly endured intense bullying at the hands of his classmates—classmates who called him a fag and told him to kill himself. His mother found his body. Nine out of 10 gay teenagers experience bullying and harassment at school, and gay teens are four times likelier to attempt suicide. Many LGBT kids who do kill themselves live in ruralTest Your Knowledge - and learn some interesting things along the way. "Oppugn" was first recorded in English in the 15th century. It came to Middle English from the Latin verb "oppugnare," which in turn derived from the combination of "ob-," meaning "against," and "pugnare," meaning "to fight." "Pugnare" itself is descended from the same ancient word that gave Latin the word "pugnus," meaning "fist." It's no surprise, then, that "oppugn" was adopted into English to refer to fighting against something or someone, either physically (as in "the dictatorship will oppugn all who oppose it") or verbally (as in "oppugn an argument"). Other descendants of "pugnare" in English include the equally aggressive "pugnacious," "impugn," "repugnant," and the rare "inexpugnable" ("incapable of being subdued or overthrown"). Examples The local papers have begun

he had been ever-present for 13 seasons in the starting eleven of the team, then a world record. Bayern were in need of a new beginning. Renewed success in the 1980s A lack of success saw President Neudecker on the verge of contracting Max Merkel as new coach – the team unanimously voted against him. This novel type of revolution saw Bayern dominating the television news in a culture where sports were an irregular addendum to them. The resulting resignation of the autocratic president Neudecker, arguably the father of the modern FC Bayern, was again the top news item, even on the highbrow Tagesschau news in an era without commercial television. Hungarian Pál Csernai, who had been assistant to Cramer's replacement, Gyula Lorant, became head coach. In his tenure, he revolutionised People v Gaston (2016 NY Slip Op 00305) People v Gaston 2016 NY Slip Op 00305 Decided on January 19, 2016 Appellate Division, First Department Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431. This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports. Decided on January 19, 2016 Tom, J.P., Friedman, Saxe, Kapnick, JJ. 16701 5162/10 [*1] The People of the State of New York, Respondent, vLuis Gaston, Defendant-Appellant. Richard M. Greenberg, Office of the Appellate Defender, New York (Eunice C. Lee of counsel), and Jones Day, New York (Laura Jean Eichten of counsel), for appellant. Cyrus R. Vance, Jr., District Attorney, New York (Natalia Bedoya-McGinn of counsel), for respondent. Judgment, Supreme Court, New York County (Maxwell Wiley, J.), rendered October 26, 2011, convicting defendant, after a jury trial, of criminal sale

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create confusion. It prevents people from thinking. The American Inquisition The notion of Al Qaeda --"the outside enemy" which threatens Western civilization-- is predicated on "an inquisitorial doctrine". The Homeland Security State personifies what might be described as the "American Inquisition". As in the case of the Spanish Inquisition, the "Global War on Terrorism" (GWOT) consensus cannot be challenged. Reference to Al Qaeda as a central paradigm used to understand the world we live in is ultimately intended to instil fear and insecurity. In the words of Britain's comedy group Monty Python: "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency.... Our three weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope...." Unconditional submissionto the Homeland Security State in today's America is not dissimilar from the process of "fanatical devotion" prevailing under the Spanish feudal order. What is at stake in our contemporary World, in the words of Monty Python, is "fear and surprise" and the unconditional compliance to the "ruthless efficiency" of a dominant political, economic and military order. The American Inquisition redefines the entire legal and judicial framework. Torture and political assassinations are no longer a covert activity as in the heyday of the CIA, removed from the public eye. They are "legal", they are the object of extensive news coverage, they are sanctioned by the White House and the US Congress. Conversely, those who dare confront the "War on Terrorism" consensus are branded as "terrorists". Upholding true justice by

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glamorizes and promotes such violence against both infidels and heretics (read: anyone who disagrees with the most militant iman).The Washington Post reports that more than 20,000 "filled Amsterdam's central square" to protest the killings and that government officials had held "crisis meettings" over the situation. Apparently, the normally taciturn people of The Netherlands have had quite enough violence from the militant Islamists (who they thoughtlessly allowed into the country). The Dutch have been mercifully free from sectarian violence for centuries; how sad they invited it back by leaving the door open.Why Van Gogh's murder isn't getting more press in the U.S.? Answer: Because it's politically incorrect to show Muslims in a negative light. Not surprisingly, the suspect turns out to have some interesting affiliations. The 26-year-old suspect was allegedly astrategy to regain their appeal to the white majority vote, where their attractiveness has been badly eroded, largely by their embrace of racial preference programs and ethnic divisionism. Whites still comprise the biggest voting block; the party that wins that vote nationally wins the election, period. It may be politically incorrect to point that out, but it's true. And one might legitimately ask why it's permissible to speak of the "Black vote" or "Hispanic vote", but unacceptable to talk of the "white vote" anyway. Democrats must also realize that while Howard Zinn, Noam Chomsky and their ilk play well in Madison, WI, Berkeley, CA, and New York City, their reflexive anti-Americanism only infuriates people elsewhere. The Left in general needs to cultivate pro-American intellectuals whose thinking isn't hopelessly wed

legal costs through a crowdfunding campaign started after his March firing to the official fund. Bromwich also accused opponents of McCabe, including President Trump Donald John TrumpOmar fires back at Trump over rally remarks: 'This is my country' Pelosi: Trump hurrying to fill SCOTUS seat so he can repeal ObamaCare Trump mocks Biden appearance, mask use ahead of first debate MORE, of "continuing slander." Attorney General Jeff Sessions Jefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsGOP set to release controversial Biden report Trump's policies on refugees are as simple as ABCs Ocasio-Cortez, Velázquez call for convention to decide Puerto Rico status MORE fired McCabe last month after an inspector general report found he made an unauthorized disclosure to the media and was not forthcoming with federal investigators. McCabe denied the allegations and said he wasbeing targeted in an effort to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller Robert (Bob) MuellerCNN's Toobin warns McCabe is in 'perilous condition' with emboldened Trump CNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting The Hill's 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout MORE’s probe into Russia's election interference. Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz released the report last week of McCabe's conduct at the FBI, alleging that he authorized a leak to the press to "advance his personal interests" and he misled investigators about the matter. Trump called the report a "disaster" for McCabe. Horowitz issued a criminal referral to the U.S. attorney’s office in D.C. on Thursday related to McCabe’s conduct that his attorney called "unjustified."

too much of. "I didn't diversify," Jackson says. "I lived Scott day and night. I crashed and burned with him." Like a washed-up Vegas lounge singer, Storch sold his services to the highest bidder. He produced tracks for girlfriend Hilton, teenybopper favorite Jessica Simpson, and wrestler Hulk Hogan's daughter Brooke. Perhaps his most bizarre foray into atrocious music came when Storch flew to Moscow to hire himself out for Russian rap and R&B duo Timati and Nox — a strung-out gig mercilessly preserved on YouTube. But rubles would not be enough to lubricate Storch's personal finances, which were in the midst of a Ponzi-like implosion. Since 2005, he's been hit by 28 lawsuits in federal and county courts as his Tony Montana lifestyle was stripped from him piece by piece. Hisvehicle collection went first. Repo men came for the Ferrari Scaglietti, the custom-made $160,000 HARD "Bones Bike" motorcycle, and even the 2007 Cadillac Escalade entourage transporter. In December 2008, Broward Sheriff's Office deputies arrested him and charged him with felony grand theft auto. He had kept a rented Bentley more than a year after it was due to be returned. The charge was eventually dropped, and Storch blamed Lil' Kim, saying he had leased the car for her. East Coast Jewelry sued him for $170,000 in allegedly bounced bling checks. A jilted electronics company demanded $22,000 for Villa Ferrari's video surveillance system. The artist whose work adorned Storch's walls also threw his beret into the ring: Parisian minimalist Kirk Hughey claimed in Miami-Dade court that Storch stiffed him $150,000 of

colonization of the Americas Health effects arising from the September 11 attacks Goiânia accident, human deaths resulting from dismantling a scrapped medical machine containing a source of radioactivity Agent Orange use by the United States during the Vietnam War, resulting in lasting serious health effects on the Vietnamese population, such as cancer, nervous system disorders, and countless related fatalities. === Industrial === Coordinates of the Industrial Environmental Disasters found on this page, shown in Google. Complete with the Wikipedia descriptions listed below built into each location. Spring Valley, a neighborhood in Washington, D.C. which was used as a chemical weapons testing ground during World War I. Minamata disease – mercury poisoning in Japan (1950s and 1960s) Ontario Minamata disease in Canada Itai-itai disease, due to cadmium poisoning in Japan Love Canal toxic waste site Seveso disaster (1976), chemical plant explosion, caused highest known exposure to 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) in residential populations Times Beach, Missouri (1983) the townwas completely evacuated due to a dioxin contamination Bhopal disaster (December 3, 1984, India), leak of methyl isocyanate that took place in 1984 resulted in more than 22,000 deaths. Sandoz chemical spill into the Rhine river (1986) United States Environmental Protection Agency Superfund sites in the United States AZF Explosion at a Toulouse chemical factory (2001) 2005 Jilin chemical plant explosions The Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens sites in the city of Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, known as the largest toxic waste site in North America. Release of lead dust into Esperance Harbour. Release of cyanide, heavy metals and acid into the Alamosa River, Colorado from the Summitville mine, causing the death of all aquatic life 17 miles downstream. Release of 20,000 gallons of lethal chemicals (metam sodium, tradename Vapam) into the Upper Sacramento River near Dunsmuir, causing the death of all aquatic life within a 38-mile radius. Release of CFCs resulting in

of the polio diagnosis. The family felt New Zealand would be a good place for Edith to recover. Here benevolent families like the Wilsons (of Wilson and Horton newspapers fame) had established homes for polio children. They moved to Northland where Edith was at first hospitalised and then at 18 months, admitted to the Wilson Home for Crippled Children (now Wilson Home Trust) in Takapuna. When she started school, she wore two leg braces and used wooden underarm crutches. Until she was 22 she had frequent stays in Whangarei Hospital for leg and foot surgery and kept up with her schooling through the Correspondence School. But the regular hospitalisations meant she got behind so the then Crippled Children’s Society (CCS) provided extra lessons and private tuition plus the society arranged for Edith toattend Seddon Memorial Technical College in Auckland to do a commercial course. Her first office job was with Whangarei Engineering Company. She married Noel in 1964 and CCS again stepped in, paying for driving lessons and then helping Edith get a Golden Kiwi-funded hand controlled car. The couple had Lynda, their first child in 1964 and then another five years later came Philip. His death, from medical causes, rocked the family but resulted in them wanting to help other people. They attended Faith Bible College in 1972 and the following year moved to Japan as Christian missionaries where they remained until 1999. Back in New Zealand they moved to Hamilton where they’ve been ever since. Lynda and husband Kevin, their sons Jonas and Isaiah and Edith and Noel’s great grandson Otto, all live nearby. Edith

only celeb with a direct line to Miscavige. Travolta and Kirstie don't have that. 'Travolta doesn't get anything free, no one is giving him absurd gifts like an airplane hangar, custom-made bikes, or over the top favors.' In 2008, when Cruise was awarded the Freedom Medal of Valor - the highest award in Scientology given to its most dedicated member - at a special gala in the UK, Travolta exploded in jealousy, according to Tighe. Before Cruise, 55, came along, Travolta felt he was the 'favorite son' of leader David Miscavige. Former Scientologist Brendan Tighe (pictured with his wife Kelly) was part of Tom Cruise's security detail at the church's headquarters in Clearwater, Florida until 2009 Best frenemies? Tighe alleged the bitter rival between the church's most elite members, Tom Cruise and JohnTravolta (pictured in 2004) which came about as they furiously vied for the official Number Two position under leader David Miscavige 'It's no secret that Cruise and Travolta despised each other. Travolta wasn't invited to Cruise's wedding with Katie Holmes, it told me everything. I can assure you Travolta doesn't recognize Cruise as a superior in any way. When Cruise got that medal Travolta was so p***ed off. 'The closest person Miscavige had ever said that about before was Travolta, he was told by Miscavige that he was he most dedicated Scientologist and had introduced more members than anyone, so it was like getting his title stripped, he was jealous. 'Travolta dictated a scathing letter to his chauffeur, who had to write to Miscavige asking "what the hell is this medal

of the Asian, African and Latin American Civilizations (AALAC) with new pairs as well. Ishimatsu will also be involved with the Freshman Writing Seminar program. Paul Kjellberg is currently completing his doctorate in philosophy at Stanford, concentrating on Eastern Philosophy. He graduated summa cum laude from Yale, and will significantly contribute to Whittier's academic programs. Kjellberg too will be teaching an AALAC pair and have involvement in the Freshman Writing Seminar. Kjellberg will be in part replacing Michael Praetorius who has recently been named one of the new Faculty Masters for the 1993-94 school year. Please see FACULTY pg. 6 Twenty-four out of 66 players on this year's football team are on academic probation. File photo One-Third of Football Team Placed on Academic Probation In order to play in the '93 football season twenty-four returning players must raise their grades. Questions arise about how players are balancing academics and football. by Alec Mackie QC News Editor Morefirst semester in college you're gonna have more academic problems in number then you've ever come close to before." However, a few of the returning players questioned why some of the recruits were admitted in the first place, citing low GPAs and SAT scores. "I feel the school cheats itself when it lets in sub par students," Andrew Gustafson, a sophomore football player, said. Junior Jeff Lindstrom, also a football player, saw a problem with players being admitted only to play football. "It becomes a beef with me when friends have to drop out because they can't academically hack it, especially when they're brought here only to play football," he said. Athletic Director Dave Jacobs said that the athletic department and its coaches have absolutely no control over the Office of Admissions or admission committee. He said that athletes are recruited as students first. In order for an athlete to compete Please see

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moved. But he said the escape into another world went so far that it took him years to tell reality from fantasy, and Bergman repeatedly described his life as a constant fight against demons, also reflected in his work. The demons sometimes drove him to great art — as in "Cries and Whispers," the deathbed drama that climaxes when a dying woman cries "I am dead, but I can't leave you." Sometimes they drove him over the top, as in "Hour of the Wolf," where a nightmare-plagued artist meets real-life demons on a lonely island. It was in the Swedish capital that Bergman broke into the world of drama, starting with a menial job at the Royal Opera House after dropping out of college. Bergman was hired by the script department ofSwedish Film Industry, the country's main production company, as an assistant script writer in 1942. In 1944, his first original screenplay was filmed by Alf Sjoeberg, the dominant Swedish film director of the time. "Torment" won several awards including the Grand Prize of the 1946 Cannes Film Festival, and soon Bergman was directing an average of two films a year as well as working with stage production. After the acclaimed "The Seventh Seal," he quickly came up with another success in "Wild Strawberries," in which an elderly professor's car trip to pick up an award is interspersed with dreams. Other noted films include "Persona," about an actress and her nurse whose identities seem to merge, and "The Autumn Sonata," about a concert pianist and her two daughters, one severely handicapped and

Citation Nr: 1719220 Decision Date: 05/31/17 Archive Date: 06/06/17 DOCKET NO. 10-05 320 ) DATE ) ) On appeal from the Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Oakland, California THE ISSUE Entitlement to a disability rating in excess of 60 percent for prostate cancer residuals. REPRESENTATION Appellant represented by: California Department of Veterans Affairs ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD S. Owen, Associate Counsel INTRODUCTION The Veteran served on active duty from January 1965 to January 1969. This matter comes before the Board of Veterans' Appeals (Board) on appeal from a September 2009 rating decision of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Regional Office (RO) in Oakland, California, which assigned a rating of 10 percent following treatment for adenocarcinoma of the prostate. The Veteran filed a timely notice of disagreement in October 2009. In a subsequent July 2010 rating decision, the ROThe examiner stated that he had reviewed the Veteran's claims file and noted that the Veteran's prostate cancer was actually diagnosed in 2007. However, even though the examiner noted that the VA treatment records reflected that the Veteran was first diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2007, the examiner opined that the records indicated that the Veteran's renal dysfunction did not manifest until 2010, more than 10 years after the prostate cancer diagnosis. The Board found the examiner's opinion inadequate, as it was based on an incorrect premise. An April 2016 addendum opinion reflects that the Veteran completed radiation in 2008. The examiner opined that the Veteran's medical records reflected that the Veteran had chronic kidney disease, but that the underlying cause of kidney [dys]function as

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and the supercluster catalogues were calculated at the High Performance Computing Centre, University of Tartu. We thank the SDSS Team for the publicly available data releases. Funding for the SDSS and SDSS-II has been provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, the Participating Institutions, the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Japanese Monbukagakusho, the Max Planck Society, and the Higher Education Funding Council for England. The SDSS Web Site is `http://www.sdss.org/`. The SDSS is managed by the Astrophysical Research Consortium for the Participating Institutions. The Participating Institutions are the American Museum of Natural History, Astrophysical Institute Potsdam, University of Basel, University of Cambridge, Case Western Reserve University, University of Chicago, Drexel University, Fermilab, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Japan ParticipationOn a May morning in 2015, Xiaoxing Xi, a physics professor at Temple University, woke up to violent banging on the door of his home in a quiet suburb of Philadelphia. He raced downstairs. When he opened the door, he was greeted by a group of armed federal agents. Within minutes, he was handcuffed and under arrest, and his wife and daughters, in their pajamas, were held at gunpoint with their hands up. In the subsequent hours, he was strip-searched, interrogated, and charged before being released on bail. “From the very beginning, I was telling myself,” he said, “do everything they ask me to do so that they don’t shoot me.” Professor Xi had no idea what the agents wanted with him, until they told him during questioning that he

in Corpus Christi, Texas, his early life was hellish, with both his parents constantly drunk, and his father, a Schlitz beer distributor, physically abusive. McNally says, "They never got me" or accepted his gayness. A high school English teacher, Mrs. McElroy, encouraged his talent, and he attended Columbia University. He met his first lover, playwright Edward Albee, beginning a four-year tempestuous, often alcohol-sodden relationship, with Albee non-supportive of McNally's career. He was hired by writer John Steinbeck to tutor his son while he and his wife toured Europe. Steinbeck advised McNally not to write for the theater, "as it will break your heart." McNally's 1964 Broadway debut, "And Things That Go Bump in the Night," featuring an out gay character, was a fiasco, though his 1975 comedy "The Ritz,"a farce set in a gay bathhouse starring Rita Moreno, was a smash. But it would be over a decade before McNally wrote another hit, "Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune." His more successful, gay-oriented plays began in 1989: "The Lisbon Traviata," "Lips Together, Teeth Apart" and the AIDS-focused "Love! Valour! Compassion!," as well as two popular heterosexual-oriented plays, "A Perfect Ganesh" (based on his travels to India) and "Master Class" (about his idol Maria Callas). In addition to his 36 plays, McNally has written four opera librettos, and 10 books for musicals, including "The Rink," "Kiss of the Spider Woman," "Ragtime" and "The Full Monty." The film chronicles McNally's roller coaster personal relationships, including a volatile period with the closeted actor Robert Drivas, who later died

mainland in anticipation of larger protests, leaving the community on edge. Korean activists prepare to chain themselves to construction equipment, tethering their bodies to each other and to the site of the proposed U.S. naval base. Back on the mainland, things are equally restless. As the economy lags, and the government of South Korea moves increasingly to the right, labor has suffered greatly. Enter Jin-suk Kim and her "aerial protest." In the southern coastal city of Pusan, a woman named Jin-suk Kim has been confining herself in a high-rise crane for nearly eight months. Kim is a member of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU), and has been up in crane no. 85 in the Yeongdo shipyard since January 6, in protest of severe layoffs by the Hanjin corporation (HHIC). Incidentally,will be immediately arrested by the police hovering around the building day and night, waiting for that opportunity. This is the price Mr. Song will pay for successfully "obstructing business" and organizing large demonstrations without a government permit. Again, just this past weekend in Seoul, hundreds of miles from the no. 85 crane in Pusan, 9,000 police have been deployed to disrupt around 2,500 "Hope Bus" protestors demonstrating against the Hanjin layoffs with water cannons and other means of force. Hanjin is hardly the only corporation being targeted by this resurgent labor movement. The ordinary citizens who protest the naval base on Jeju are also protesting Samsung, a chaebol (family-run mega-corporation), which has offered obscene bonuses to upper management while laying off thousands of workers, and which stands to profit

AHRQ 1R03HS021583- 01, AHRQ 1 R18 HS022464-01. We would like to thank all the following investigators from the Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators (PALISI) and the National Emergency Airway Registry for Children (NEAR4KIDS) who have contributed data for this investigation: Michelle Adu-Darko, MD (University of Virginia Children's Hospital, United States); Kris Bysani, MD (Medical City Children's Hospital, United States); Ana L. Graciano, MD (University of California San Franciso-Fresno, United States); Kyle J. Rehder, MD; Ira M. Cheifetz, MD (Duke Children's Hospital, United States); Marcy N. Singleton, APRN, MSN (Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, United States); Debbie Spear, RN, CCRN; Conrad Krawiec, MD (Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital, United States); John S. Giuliano Jr, MD; Joana A. Tala, MD (Yale University School of Medicine, United States); Vicki L. Montgomery, MD;Janice E. Sullivan, MD (University of Louisville, United States); Anthony Y. Lee, MD; Jill Popelka (Nationwide Children's Hospital, United States); Melinda Register (Emory University School of Medicine, United States); Ronald C. Sanders Jr, MD, MS; Glenda Hefley, NMSc, RN (Arkansas Children's Hospital, United States); Simon Li, MD. MPH; Matthew G. Pinto, MD; Nadia Ansari, MD (Maria Fareri Children's Hospital, United States); Keith Meyer, MD (Miami Children's Hospital, United States); Darlene Simas, MD (Hasbro Children\'s Hospital, United States); Joy D. Howell, MD; Doreen Hsing, MD (Weill Cornell Medical College, United States); Margaret M. Parker, MD; Kathy Culver, DNP, RN, CPNP (Stony Brook University, United States); Gabrielle A. Nuthall, FRACP, FCICM, MBChB; Michael Shepard, MBBS (Starship Children's Health, New Zealand); Tracey Monjure, MD (Medical City Children's Hospital, United States); Keiko

(and your editor) at WBZ is returning to the Boston radio scene. Brian Whittemore left the PD/ND chair at WBZ in 1996 to go to KDKA in Pittsburgh and then WCCO in Minneapolis as GM. He's been out of the WCCO job for a couple of years, but now he's headed to WRKO to fill the operations manager post left vacant by Mike Elder's move to Fox News Radio. Welcome back, boss! *It's been not much more than a year since WPEN (950 Philadelphia) dropped its long-running standards format and flipped to oldies, challenging the market's oldies leader, Infinity's WOGL (98.1), with a jock lineup that included familiar Philly voices like Jerry "Geator" Blavat, Jim Nettleton and Christy Springfield. On October 3, WPEN will drop the oldies and become PENNSYLVANIA's newest sports station, going up against the dominance of Infinity's WIP (610)with a lineup that will include Jim Rome in middays, former WIP (and WFAN) host Jody McDonald in afternoons and Sporting News Radio's Tony Bruno (who got his start at WIP) in late mornings. August 27, 2001 - There's a new signal on the air in CONNECTICUT, and even though it's just a watt, we'd bet plenty of people can tune in W220CE (91.9 Southington). That's because the new WMNR (88.1 Monroe) translator sits high atop West Peak in Meriden, shoulder-to-shoulder (well, bay-to-bay) with most of the big FM signals in Hartford and vicinity. The final days of talk on NEW YORK's WEVD (1050 New York) are apparently upon us, and so is another protest from Chuck Zlatkin's "Save WEVD" group. This time, they're planning a candlelight vigil outside WEVD's studios at 333 Seventh Avenue, to begin at 9:30 PM on Friday

that she was forced into the pornographic business and constantly abused and raped by her husband. With help of feminist lawyer, Catharine MacKinnon, they drafted an ordinance which would allow people to sue the producers of porn, due to pornography being a form of sex discrimination. The ordinance was supported by various factions, including radical feminists and conservatives but was declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court as it violated first amendment rights. In 1981, she released her book titled ‘Pornography: Men Possessing Women’ which took a powerful stance for pornography being a violation of women's civil rights. She spoke at a conference in the United Kingdom against pornography and also lent her support to those in the United Kingdom who were able to identify the ills effects of pornography onsociety and spread awareness about it. In 1987, her book ‘Intercourse’’ was published which explored the relationship between sex and violence. Continue Reading Below Her other works emphasizing on social issues included ‘Pornography and Civil Right: A New Day for Women's Equality’ (1988), ‘Letters From a War Zone’ (1989), ‘Life and death’ (1997) and ‘Scapegoat: The Jews, Israel and Women's Liberation’ (2000). She also wrote a collection of short stories titled ‘The New Woman's Broken Heart’ in 1980 and two fictional novels, ‘Fire and Ice’ (1986) and ‘Mercy’ (1990). Her fictional works did not receive much of a response from the audience or critics. She published her autobiography ‘Heartbreak: The Political Memoir of a Feminist Militant’ in 2002. She was a powerful orator, who with her passionate speeches, inspired her audience to act. Her

of Anti-matter Following the Big Bang ( Stewart Smith, Princeton University) Telling Stories about the Universe ( Vera Rubin, Carnegie Institution of Washington) Lectures on Quantum Computation by David Deutsch Personal and Historical Perspectives of Hans Bethe IN 1999, legendary theoretical physicist Hans Bethe delivered three lectures on quantum theory to his neighbors at the Kendal of Ithaca retirement community (near Cornell University). Given by Professor Bethe at age 93, the lectures are presented here as QuickTime videos synchronized with slides of his talking points and archival material. Website of these lecture Pricenton University has a huge collection of video lectures in physics, maths, economics, politics. Lectures from Pricenton University Intended for an audience of Professor Bethe's neighbors at Kendal, the lectures hold appeal for experts and non-experts alike. The presentation makes use of limited mathematics whileThe Luxembourg National Junior Teams U15 and U17 travelled to Malmo, Sweden for the European Team Championships U15/U17. The Team Managers were Jordi Ruiz-Kaiser and Céline Ancelet-David, with the National Coach Mark Andrew Burke rounding out the management of the team. The trip was very easy, flight to Copenhagen and then a train ride to Malmo (over the bridge between Denmark and Sweden) – where a short walk to the hotel was all that was needed to find our accommodation. Team Luxembourg achieved 19th Place in both U15 and U17. Great result for a fast-developing country! A record number of teams, 27, participated in the European Team Championship Division 3 in Riga from 25 April through 28 April, 2018. The Championship was held in Pepsi center, the largest squash club in Latvia

genuine human connections." The basic concept of racial equality apparently freaked some people out so badly that they had to drive all the way to Wilton Manors to bother some people who had nothing to do with them. "Yesterday, Identity Evropa members stood in silent protest against the Segu Racial Justice Institute in Florida who promote anti-White agendas," the group wrote on its Facebook page, which has about 8,000 followers. "We regret nothing. We apologize for nothing. We owe you nothing. Our future is ours!" The Evropa trolls showed up two days after other white supremacists — including one member of the white nationalist League of the South — showed up to bother many of the same Black Lives Matter activists in Hollywood, Florida. That day, the civil rights groupgathered to ask the City of Hollywood to rename streets that honor Confederate Gens. Robert E. Lee, John Hood, and Nathan Bedford Forrest, the last of whom was also the first grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, who also personally ordered the slaughter of 300 black Union soldiers during the Civil War. In addition to the open white supremacists showing up to counterprotest, a group from the "patriot movement" Three Percenters, who aren't expressly racist, arrived in bulletproof vests to promote the Confederacy and pester the Black Lives Matter crew. Shevrin Jones, a black state representative, said someone in one of those groups called him "a nigger, a monkey," and told him to "go back to where [he] came from." A joint New Times/ProPublica investigation published last week shows

her co-defendant (by planning how to spend the ransom money), and the competing facts showing that she cooperated with police when arrested, chose not to testify falsely, and did not operate as the ringleader of the kidnapping plot. The original sentencing judge indicated that the issue of "proportionality" in Frazier's case troubled him, and that he was considering it as a mitigating factor. During the sentencing, there was some discussion about her probationary offense. Thus, the sentencing judge was aware of the legal status violation. The original sentencing judge was apparently unaware that 12 points had been added to Frazier's score for the "community sanction violation before the court for sentencing." Further, the court was advised that the minimum sentence was 83 months, not 74.5 months. The difference ofafter the last Creeper murder, Carney was convicted of choking Sandra Cho to death." " She was a working girl in Liverpool." " Did he serve his full time?" "Twenty-five years, every day of it." "Man's a born predator and Ronnie Holland knew it." "Did you get hard?" "She was a bit nice, wasn't she?" "Good legs." "Looking for one of your residents." "William Carney." " He's a popular lad this morning." " Is he?" ""Paul Ellis"." "Who's that?" "Family?" "I don't think so." "But I don't know." " When did he leave?" " You just missed him." " Just now?" " Yeah." "Benny, listen." "I need you to check out a white male." "He's about 40 years old." "His name's Paul Ellis." "William Carney?" "I'm DCI John

fired off during his impassioned defense of the indefensible CISPA bill, in which he referred to opponents of the bill (including the ACLU and EFF) as "14-year-olds in their basement clicking around on the internet." In his recent impassioned defense of not cutting off funding to some of the NSA's surveillance efforts, Rogers returned to his favorite target. Are we so small that we can only look at our Facebook likes today in this Chamber? Or are we going to stand up and find out how many lives we can save? "If and when our government grabs Edward Snowden, and brings him back here to the United States for trial, what does this group do?" said retired air force general Michael Hayden, who from 1999 to 2009 ran the NSA and"transparency groups" and "hackers" to al-Qaida terrorists. The best thing about this speech is knowing Hayden is still only a "former" head of the NSA. No doubt his words carry weight, but they're less likely to have a direct impact.Reading Hayden's statements makes you wonder if those currently in the positions he formerly heldbelieve "transparency groups" and "activists" are "terrorists." Hayden attempted to portray his discussion of possible cyber-attacks as "purely speculative" but by couching it in "activists=terrorists" rhetoric, he simply exposed how intelligence agencies view those who actively oppose their tactics.The War on Terror is ridiculous enough without the specious addition of opponents of domestic surveillance and supporters of Snowden's whistleblowing to the "enemies" list. Hayden's mindset indicates there's an underlying tension that encourages intelligence agencies to

and sales reps and other pharmaceutical employees are not allowed to give away items bearing logos. Also, when a drug maker foots the bill for a meal, it must be “modest” said the Boston Herald. But, industry-produced literature, charts, graphs, and other medical-related items are still permitted in locations frequented by patients in doctor offices, notes DelawareOnline.com. In 2004, the last year for which such data is available, big pharma spend over $57 billion on marketing—typically for physician outreach, said SignOnSanDiego.com—which noted that based on a report in the journal PLoS Medicine, that money was almost twice as much as what was spent on new treatment research and development. As we’ve reported previously, the financial ties between doctors, medical researchers and the drug industry go much further than just trinketsand meals. In fact, some highly regarded doctors and researchers have faced a great deal of criticism because of their financial arrangements with pharmaceutical companies. As we reported yesterday, Dr. Joseph Biederman is the latest doctor whose activities with Big Pharma are under review. According to the Boston Globe, Biederman, a well-known child psychiatrist who has advocated the use of antipsychotics to treat bipolar disorder in children, is suspending his financial relationships with pharmaceutical companies until such time that an agreement with Massachusetts General Hospital—Biederman’s employer—can be reached. Also, Fierce Healthcare noted that Emory University stripped the chairmanship from one of its more prominent psychiatric researchers—Charles Nemeroff—when an investigation revealed he had not reported significant amounts of industry-sourced income. Finally, David Sinclair, a professor at Harvard Medical School who sat on

were a constant part of his life, and his father often brandished them during arguments. As a young boy, his father would call him over, as if to give him something, but would then thump him on the head and knock him down. Appellant grew up with and his mother endured this constant abuse. This abuse ended on August 9, 1999 when appellant shot and killed his father. Early that morning, appellant went for a run. He witnessed a theft in progress and called the police. An officer went to appellant's home, which sent his father into a rage. He could hear his father yelling at his mother, and when she finally came downstairs, she was shaking and frightened. Appellant went to the bedroom and attempted to calm his father down. His father was angry about the police showing upat his house because he had been arrested only a few months earlier for spousal abuse. His father then said he would be better off if appellant and his mother were dead, which was not an unusual statement. Appellant's father then grabbed a .38 revolver that was on a nearby desk, but appellant took it from him. Appellant was still afraid that his father was armed because he almost always kept a small gun in his pocket. Appellant's father approached him aggressively and tried to take the gun away, and appellant stepped back into the corner. When his father would not get back, appellant shot him. He saw his father's arm jerking, and he thought he had missed. He then fired a second shot, which killed him. The jury found appellant guilty of murder and sentenced him to five

meeting.[src] Following this tragedy, Kaniehtí:io urged Ratonhnhaké:ton onward, telling him that they could not afford to stop in the middle of the conflict to mourn losses. The pair then ventured through Concord to disable the Bluecoat cannoneers, before turning the armaments on the reinforcements heading towards the colonial town.[9] On dispatching the troops and messengers that passed by, both Natives made their way to Lexington, where they met King Washington in person. There, he renewed his intention to destroy Kanatahséton and rode off, leaving Kaniehtí:io and Ratonhnhaké:ton behind to prevent Bluecoat runners from igniting kegs of gunpowder and causing more casualties.[9] From there, Kaniehtí:io insisted that the two of them return to warn the Kanien'kehá:ka village of Washington's impending attack, but they were ambushed in the forest close by and hadto resort to defending themselves until two warriors from Kanatahséton, Kahionhaténion and Teiowí:sonte, came to their aid. Despite their assistance, when Kaniehtí:io questioned their appearance and was told that they were sent by the Clan Mother to harvest ingredients for a sacred strength-giving tea, she reacted with anger on hearing mention of it.[9] Later, both Ratonhnhaké:ton and Kaniehtí:io returned to their village, where Ratonhnhaké:ton witnessed his mother argue with Oiá:ner about the herbal tea made from the frontier's Red Willow, with Oiá:ner countering that the Kanien'kehá:ka needed it to prepare for Washington's attack.[9] Kaniehtí:io rebuked this claim by stating that in the end, the consequences of the tea would have been too severe to justify using it. Eventually, she stormed off, and as Ratonhnhaké:ton followed her into the longhouse, Kaniehtí:io

an amicable arrangement, but after Smith's father died in April 1596 and his mother remarried, Smith terminated his apprenticeship and left England. Looking to travel, he served as a soldier in the Low Countries under Captain Joseph Duxbury until about 1599; he then joined a company of English volunteers as an attendant to Peregrine Bertie, thirteenth baron Willoughby of Eresby, and traveled to France as part of forces allied with Henri IV, the Huguenot (Protestant) claimant to the throne. After returning to England, Smith became acquainted with an Italian nobleman of Greek descent who taught Smith much about horsemanship. Late in 1600, he returned to mainland Europe, traveling to the south of France and then through the eastern Mediterranean on a merchant ship whose captain had a penchant for piracy. After an encounter with a large Venetian merchant ship,Smith landed in Italy with a share of prize money. In 1601 the twenty-year-old, still eager for adventure, headed to Hungary with Habsburg forces to fight the Turks. He was promoted to captain later that year, after the siege of Limbach. If Smith's writings are to be believed, and there is some evidence that they are, he successively defeated three Turkish officers in hand-to-hand combat in 1602, beheading each one. Later that year, however, he was wounded in a skirmish with Tatar allies of the Turks, captured, and sold into slavery. He was ultimately sent to the head of a government fief near the Black Sea, where he could, as Smith put it, "learne the language, and what it is to be a Turke." But Smith was an unwilling student: he killed the man and escaped. Afterward, Smith traveled Europe

money and goods without payment. On March 21, 1996, a second superseding indictment was filed against Laurenzana, which added a third count charging money laundering. The basis of the money laundering charge was the payment of his co-conspirator's cash bond with proceeds from the fraudulent check scheme. The government alleged that Laurenzana had therefore knowingly conducted a financial transaction affecting interstate commerce with the proceeds of and in order to promote the unlawful activity of mail fraud. On April 24, 1996, following a jury trial, Laurenzana was convicted of mail fraud, conspiracy to commit mail fraud and money laundering. He was sentenced to 60 months' imprisonment on Counts 1 and 2 and 77 months on Count 3, all to be served concurrently. 2 Defendant makesthe second superseding indictment. Finally, defendant contends that the district court erred in determining the amount of fraud loss for sentencing purposes, because he should not be held accountable for losses resulting from his co-conspirator's use of checks stolen from the defendant. 3 We affirm. I. 4 Defendant had many closed Springfield, Illinois, checking accounts, most of which had been closed for being excessively overdrawn. At trial the government contended that Laurenzana had provided checks on his closed accounts to Bryan Gilmore and that Gilmore, Gilmore's girlfriend Sheryl Hardwick and others passed these bad checks at numerous businesses. Testifying for the government, Gilmore admitted that he had passed bad checks that were given to him by Laurenzana as well as checks Gilmore stole from Laurenzana, using the proceeds of the

602 F.3d 605 (2010) Tyrone Lorenzo ROBINSON, Plaintiff-Appellant, and Tonya Ledell Robinson, Plaintiff, v. Joseph Franklin CLIPSE, Public Safety Trooper First Class, Defendant-Appellee, and South Carolina Department of Public Safety; South Carolina Highway Patrol, Defendants. No. 08-6670. United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit. Argued: March 23, 2010. Decided: April 28, 2010. *606 ARGUED: Christopher Vieira, Duke University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina, for Appellant. Marshall Hodges Waldron, Jr., Griffith & Sadler, PA, Beaufort, South Carolina, for Appellee. ON BRIEF: Sean E. Andrussier, James E. Coleman, Jr., David Chiang, Daniel Mandell, Duke University School of Law, Durham, North Carolina, for Appellant. Before GREGORY and AGEE, Circuit Judges, and EUGENE E. SILER, JR., Senior Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, sitting by designation. Reversed and remanded by published opinion. Judge GREGORY wrote theopinion, in which Judge AGEE and Senior Judge SILER joined. OPINION GREGORY, Circuit Judge: Tyrone Robinson ("Robinson") appeals the district court's grant of summary judgment to South Carolina Highway Patrolman Joseph Clipse ("Clipse"). Robinson argues that the court erred in finding that his § 1983 claim against Officer Clipse in his individual capacity did not "relate back" to the date of the original complaint under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 15(c) ("Rule 15(c)"). We agree and reverse the order of the district court. I. On November 14, 2002, Patrolman Clipse received a report of a stolen vehicle. After locating the reported vehicle, Clipse engaged in a high speed chase with the car, which was driven by Robinson. The chase ended when Robinson collided with oncoming traffic. Clipse arrived at the scene and, according

A second group of women, including appellant, was standing in the lot outside the station. For reasons that are not clear from the record, a fight broke out between the two groups of women. McCook testified that someone grabbed by her left shoulder and, at the same time, she "felt the pressure going up and sideways on my back." McCook turned and saw appellant, who was the only person within six feet of her. Austin Police Officer Gregory O'Leskey was called to the scene of the disturbance. He found appellant and McCook struggling with each other. Appellant was "flailing her arms in, you know, a continuous punching motion, both arms, just nonstop." McCook "was facing her frontways and it was more of a defensive kind of position." Withsome difficulty, the officer succeeded in separating the two women. It was at this time that both McCook and the officer noticed that she had been cut. Photographs in evidence show several large gashes on McCook's back. O'Leskey found a bloody single-edged razorblade on the ground near the spot where the two women were fighting. No one saw appellant holding this or any other weapon and no fingerprints were recovered from the blade, but a small piece of cardboard that fit the blade and appeared to be a protective sheath was found in appellant's pocket. Appellant points to O'Leskey's testimony that the two women were facing each other as they fought and urges that it would have been impossible under the circumstances for her to inflict the wounds found on McCook's back.

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make those outside forces the center of the conversation, dominating discussions during the past three weeks, from the Harvard panel to a "Meet The Press" interview with Podesta on Sunday. At the start of the program he refused to say the 2016 election was "free and fair" when pressed several times by NBC's Chuck Todd -- only allowing that Trump was "claiming" to have won. "Hillary Clinton got 2.9 million more votes than Donald Trump, but you know Donald Trump is claiming the electoral college victory," he said. He eventually promised to help facilitate a full autopsy of the campaign in a few months, once more data is ready, and agreed about certain missteps made. "I think Wisconsin, we could have done better, there's no question about it," he said, leavingspecifics to another day. On Tuesday, more fuel was poured on the fire when the warrant that prompted the FBI to reopen its inquiry into Clinton's email system was made public. Clinton campaign staff leaped on the revelation, claiming it proved Comey's late campaign intrusion was "utterly unjustified" and " decisive" in the election's outcome. Jeff Roe, a GOP consultant who managed Sen. Ted Cruz's presidential bid, says the Clinton campaign remains in a terminal spin of disbelief and hypocrisy. "The intent is to keep the country from coalescing behind the president-elect. And while that is a worthy political goal, it cuts across every single statement they made before the election," he says. "The worst outcome from a loss is to blame something else rather than internalize the factors." 'Anything and Everything' For Republicans,

heel quality is his facial hair, it doesn't bode well." Also, it was "hard to buy" Roman Reigns as "a plucky underdog being screwed over by the Authority", when leading into the event Reigns "still seemed like Vince McMahon's handpicked guy". For other topics, Oster said the "whole night was a tribute to the Undertaker", who revived the "dead" crowd. Tyler Breeze's character was enhanced by using the Unprettier move, while Dolph Ziggler, in copying Shawn Michaels' dressing and mannerisms, "just needs to figure out who he is, and quickly." Lastly, Oster questioned, "If they are going to go completely random with the Survivor Series matches, are they really worth having?" James Cadwell of Pro Wrestling Torch rated the Del Rio-Reigns semi-final three-and-a-half stars out of five, "really good"to tap "next episode" at home than it is to venture to the theater multiple times. It's also a big bet that the movies themselves are good enough to sustain interest. As the Guardian observes, Universal is likely regretting its commitment to nine Dark Universe movies after watching the first title (2017's The Mummy) bomb critically and commercially. If a Netflix or Hulu show fails, it's not a horrendous expense. If the first movie in a short-release trilogy fails, however, that's a gigantic budget thrown out the window with no time to tweak the sequels before they arrive. Ironically, the Fear Street strategy could wind up underscoring online video's advantages in low production costs and immediate gratification.

420 U.S. 529 (1975) UNITED STATES v. LOUISIANA ET AL. (LOUISIANA BOUNDARY CASE). No. 9, Orig. Supreme Court of United States. Argued February 24, 1975. Decided March 17, 1975. ON EXCEPTIONS TO REPORT OF SPECIAL MASTER. Louis F. Claiborne argued the cause for the United States. With him on the briefs were Solicitor General Bork, Assistant Attorney General Johnson, and Bruce C. Rashkow. Oliver P. Stockwell and Frederick W. Ellis, Special Assistant Attorneys General of Louisiana, argued the cause for defendants. With them on the briefs were William J. Guste, Jr., Attorney General, and Paul M. Hebert, Victor A. Sachse, and William E. Shaddock, Special Assistant Attorneys General. DECREE. Upon consideration of the Report filed July 31, 1974, by Walter P. Armstrong, Jr., Special Master, of the exceptions filed thereto by the United States and by the State of Louisiana,Follow the bouncing ball with me: Shamnesty peddler John McCain taps former Mexican government official/shamnesty advocate Juan Hernandez as his presidential campaign Hispanic Outreach Director. Hernandez is a fellow at McCain’s “Reform Institute.” What has he been working on there for the past year? “Dr. Juan Hernandez serves as a Senior Fellow of the Institute’s Comprehensive Immigration Reform Initiative.” That is: Shamnesty. Among the immigration projects at McCain’s Reform Institute: An art contest in which students depicted their protests against a southern border fence. The winner on the American side of the border? Here: The grand prize winner incorporated the specious open-borders propaganda comparing our fence to keep trespassers out to the Berlin Wall designed to wall people in: Is this what McCain believes in his heart, too? No wonder he cursed the “goddamned fence.” The Reform Institute

for "wag[ing] jihad" against "people of faith who respect the biblical teaching that marriage is a union of one man and one woman." He did this at a candidate forum in Iowa that featured Kevin Swanson, a speaker who has repeatedly called for the death penalty for "homosexuals," according to Right Wing Watch-even from the stage of that very same "summit." From Right Wing Watch: The summit, called the National Religious Liberties Conference, even distributed literature calling for the death penalty for gay people and others, mentioning stoning and throwing people off cliffs as possible forms of executions. And when Robert Dear, a right-wing Christian, walked into a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs and killed three people in November, Cruz used the occasion to demonize trans people, claiming that thebrothers, who are identical twins, told the appreciative crowd.) The Benhams are minor celebrities whose show was canned by HGTV before it ever aired because of anti-gay remarks made by David Benham. Now, of course, they're right-wing heroes. I attended a break-out session titled "Bullies, Bathrooms and Big Brother," where preacher Jason Jimenez accused leaders in the LGBT community of bullying local governments, such as Charlotte, North Carolina's, into adopting public restroom protections for trans people. He derided the queer community's inclusion of intersex people in its coalition by equating them with "dog lovers"-the clear implication being one of bestiality. That evening, Ralph Reed would bestow his organization's Winston Churchill Lifetime Achievement Award on Concerned Women for America founder Beverly LaHaye-author of the notorious anti-LGBT pamphlet, The Hidden Homosexual Agenda,

formed while attending the University of Vermont. Schools: University of Vermont Champlain College Top Venues: Burlington Waterfront Flynn Center for the Performing Arts Higher Ground Radio Bean Performance at Nectar's in Burlington, Vermont. Image courtesy of the venue's Facebook page. ^ back to top Cedar Rapids, Iowa The Paramount Theatre originally opened in 1928 as the Capitol Theatre. It reopened in 2012 after suffering severe flood damage. The art deco interior is breathtaking and it can seat nearly 1,700. Theatre Cedar Rapids also goes back to the 1920s. This venue hosts a lot of Broadway musicals. McGrath Amphitheatre is a nice outdoor facility. For live tunes in more of a bar/nightclub atmosphere, visit Tailgators, the Hazzard County American Saloon, or Cedar River Landing. Schools: Coe College Mount Mercy University Top Venues: McGrath Amphitheatre Paramount Theatre US Cellular Center Wells Fargo Arena Chico, California Chico has a strong arts community anchoredby numerous murals, art galleries, and theaters. As for concerts, the city offers terrific places to musically loiter like Lost on Main, The Big Room At Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, and Duffy's Tavern. The Chico Cabaret is known to put on a rousing musical or two. Chico Performances brings a variety of live musical entertainment to town. The organization usually books acts at the Laxson Auditorium. Schools: California State University, Chico (Chico State) Butte College Cal Northern School of Law Top Venues: El Rey Theater Laxson Auditorium Lost on Main Monstros Pizza Columbia, Missouri Columbia is touted for its progressive music scene. The city is also attracting attention for its support of punk, hip hop, and psychedelic-heavy metal. Indie darlings, White Rabbit, and country singer, Brett James, both hail from Columbia. The city's “9th Street Summerfest” annually welcomes a

scheme. Such points are made by top academics like Gene Fama (University of Chicago) and Alan Meltzer (Carnegie Mellon), former officials such as Nicolas Brady and George Schultz (both former treasury secretaries), as well as by top Federal Reserve officials, like Richard Fisher (president of the Dallas Fed) and Tom Hoenig (recently retired from being president of the Kansas City Fed; nominated to become the number two person at the FDIC). (See my coverage of this strong current of Republican thinking in past Economix columns, including these two.) Only Teddy Roosevelt could take on the industrial and railroad monopolies in 1901, only Richard Nixon could go to China in 1972, and only Jon Huntsman can face down the Too Big To Fail banks today. An edited version of this post232 F.3d 383 (4th Cir. 2000) INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA; UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, DISTRICT 17; LOCAL UNION 93, UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, Plaintiffs-Appellees,v.MARROWBONE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Defendant-Appellant. No. 00-1262. UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS, FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT. Argued: September 27, 2000.Decided: November 14, 2000. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia, at Huntington. Robert C. Chambers, District Judge. (CA-99-306-3)[Copyrighted Material Omitted] COUNSEL ARGUED: Ronald E. Meisburg, HEENAN, ALTHEN & ROLES, Washington, D.C., for Appellant. Deborah Stern, INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA, Fairfax, Virginia, for Appellees. ON BRIEF: Anna M. Dailey, HEENAN, ALTHEN & ROLES, Charleston, West Virginia, for Appellant. James M. Haviland, CRANDALL, PYLES & HAVILAND, Charleston, West Virginia, for Appellees. Before MOTZ and TRAXLER, Circuit Judges, and Frederick

outside the White House to the comfort of BLT Prime, the high-end steakhouse located inside the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. This was allegedly said to have happened during a press conference, so it ended up sparking a lot of controversy. That day, he did not dine alone: he was met by British politician Nigel Farage, Florida Gov. Rick Scott, first daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and his wife, Renda. The table split three jumbo shrimp cocktails, and it was reported Trump ordered his signature well-done steak and ketchup. 3. McDonald's flip The president's favorite fast food chain, McDonald's, briefly turned on him in March when the company's Twitter account was allegedly hacked. A tweet to the president read: “@realDonaldTrump You areactually a disgusting excuse of a President and we would love to have @BarackObama back, also you have tiny hands.” They even pinned the tweet. 4. Fine dining with Xi Jinping Trump wined and dined Chinese President Xi Jinping at his Mar-a-Lago mansion in Palm Beach, Florida. Here, he boasted about launching a missile strike on a Syrian air base, while feasting on “the most beautiful chocolate cake in the world.” Also in April, America learnt of the button Trump had installed at his oval office desk that enabled him to summon Coca-Cola at will. 5. Meeting the Pope During a visit to the Vatican in May, Pope Francis reportedly joked to Melania about her husband's calorific diet. May was also the month that we discovered that Trump gets truly special treatment

approach to natural kind terms is still bound to a nominalist/conceptualist position spelled out according to the dictates of transcendental idealism. In the same manner as Locke, Kant articulates a sharp division between epistemic and metaphysical order. In agreement with the principles of transcendental idealism and the separation between noumena and phenomena, the ultimate nature of substances -i.e. their internal foundation- is utterly inaccessible from an epistemic point of view. On the one hand, the thesis of transcendental idealism is even more radical than Locke's caesura: while Kant explicitly rejects Berkeley's anti-realism owing to the noumena/phenomena distinction, he agrees with the Irish bishop's dismissal of any subdivision between primary and secondary qualities, as also supported by Locke, to eventually reject a representational paradigm based on resemblances even asNew Essays on the Rationalists, edited by R.Gennaro and C.Huenemann. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Hanna, Robert. 1998. "A Kantian Critique of Scientific Essentialism". Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 58(3): 497-528. Hanna, Robert. 2006. Kant, Science, and Human Nature. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Jolley, Nicholas. 1984. Leibniz and Locke. A study of the 'New Essays on Human Understanding'. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Locke, John. 1690. An Essay Concerning Human Understanding. Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing, 1996. Kant, Immanuel. 1900-. Gesammelte Schriften Hrsg.: voll. 1-22, Preussische Akademie der Wissenschaften; from vol. 23, Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin; from vol. 24, Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen. Berlin: de Gruyter. Kant, Immanuel. 1755-99. Philosophical Correspondence. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1967 Kant, Immanuel. 1781-87. Critique of Pure Reason (KrV). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997. Kant,

Neither of Alegria's parents ever gave consent for the officers to search anywhere in the house.           Alegria was transported to the Robertson County Jail where Garney began to interrogate him at approximately 2:51 p.m. Garney again informed him of his statutory Miranda warnings, asked him specifically if he wanted an attorney, and stated that he could be facing capital murder charges. Notwithstanding Garney's warnings, Alegria agreed to make a confession, which he dictated to Garney, who copied it verbatim.           At trial, the gun, the ammunition from both the chest drawer and the car, and the holster were admitted into evidence.           One of the specifically established exceptions to the state and federal constitutional requirements of both a warrant and probable cause to a lawful search is a search conducted pursuant to consent. Juarez v. State, 758the living room when the officers entered the house. While the arrest was being made, Garney ordered Alegria to lie on the living room floor, which he did. Once Alegria was on the floor, Garney stuffed his gun under his belt behind his back and handcuffed him. Alegria was asked about the location of the gun after he was helped back on his feet by Garney. The Dallas Court of Appeals, in a similar fact situation, found that the presence of peace officers with guns drawn while arresting a suspect will certainly influence the suspect to submit to the will of the officers, but the reholstering of the firearms mitigates the resulting level of coercion. See Vasquez v. State, 804 S.W.2d 606, 611 (Tex. App.—Dallas 1991, no pet.).           The Vasquez Court also

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for five hours and repeatedly raped before being left semi-conscious on the sidewalk, investigators said. - "You’ve reached your monthly article limit". Citizenship status of the Hispanic suspect has not been reported in this news article... (white) Oxford Police officer arrested in (black) Mississippi mother's killing - was "possibly involved in sexual relationship"OXFORD, Miss. (WREG) -- An Oxford Police officer has been arrested in the case of a 32-year-old mother who was found dead in Oxford on Sunday. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is looking into the case of Dominique Clayton as a homicide. MBI investigators arrested Matthew Kinne after an investigation that began Sunday. He was charged with murder, MBI said. Kinne is being held in the Panola County Jail pending his court appearance. Jeff McCutchen, interim chief with the Oxford Police Department, said that early on in the investigation, it was found that Kinne,co-op apartments in Brooklyn are accused of accepting approximately $874,000 in bribes from candidates. The Brooklyn District Attorney's office said 71-year-old Anna Treybich, 66-year-old Irina Zeltser, and 38-year-old Karina Andriyan, all from Coney Island, were named in a 78-count indictment in which they face several charges, including conspiracy, larceny, falsifying business records, and degree commercial bribe receiving. Between 2013 and 2019, the suspects allegedly conspired to steal and sell the right to purchase 18 apartments worth a total of $5 million at Luna Park Housing Corporation in Coney Island. The bribes, in turn, were allegedly used to support the women's lavish lifestyles, which included luxury apartments in Florida and dozens of designer handbags, fur coats and jewelry, according to the DA's office. For example, Zeltser was accused of accepting $93,000 to help a person purchase a specific apartment by saying the tenant of record was her sister. To

coup in Istanbul at Fatih mosque on July 17, 2016 in Istanbul, Turkey Burak Kara/Getty Images In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Soldiers involved in the coup attempt surrender on Bosphorus bridge with their hands raised in Istanbul on 16 July, 2016 Gokhan Tan/Getty In pictures: Turkey coup attempt A civilian beats a soldier after troops involved in the coup surrendered on the Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, Turkey, 16 July, 2016 REUTERS/Murad Sezer In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Surrendered Turkish soldiers who were involved in the coup are beaten by a civilian Reuters In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Soliders involved in the coup attempt surrender on Bosphorus bridge Getty In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Supporters of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wave flags as they capture a Turkish ArmyIn pictures: Turkey coup attempt Turkish Army armoured personnel carriers in the main streets of Istanbul Getty In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Chaos reigned in Istanbul as tanks drove through the streets EPA/TOLGA BOZOGLU In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan speaks to media in the resort town of Marmaris Reuters In pictures: Turkey coup attempt Supporters of President Erdogan celebrate in Ankara following the suppression of the attempted coup Reuters Here, for example, is Lieutenant Leslie Luscombe of the Australian 14th Battalion at Gallipoli, captured by the Turks and sent to Angora province where he saw “a sad and depressing sight” on a railway station platform: “a considerable number of Armenian women and children were huddled together” while “Turkish soldiers armed with whips” drove them onto

to Government House, where they would read a statement calling for general election to be held sooner. More than 2,000 police personnel stationed the campus. They were seen dragging out barricades to prevent protesters proceeding along the road. Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha insisted the poll would be no sooner than early 2019. "They can demand all they want but the law is the law," Prayut said at a press briefing. "There will be a general election early next year, no sooner than that. We will have to progress according to the readiness of related organic laws." The ruling NCPO came into power after 2014 coup, which toppled then elected Pheu Thai government. Its four-year reign already equals a term of an elected government. Thai pro-election march dismissed as protest leaders surrender Source: Xinhua 2018-05-2219:08:22 [Editor: huaxia] BANGKOK, May 22 (Xinhua) -- Pro-election protest leaders in Thailand's capital Bangkok turned themselves into police on Tuesday after police blocked a march held on the 4th anniversary of the 2014 coup. Protest leader Rangsiman Rome, together with other two leaders, asked the pro-election protesters to go home before they were driven away by police. After camping out at Thammasat University in Bangkok overnight, activists and pro-election protesters were blocked from leaving the campus to march to Government House Tuesday morning as they planned. Six protest leaders are facing charges of gathering of five or more people for political purposes, which were prohibited by ruling National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) since the 2014 coup. The group of several hundred protesters demanded an election be held this year. They planned to

student filmmakers in a pedagogical and personal experiment. We were learning to perform acts of documentary in the doing of them. This work was guided by documentarian Rob Rombout, along with Professors Patricia Suchy, James Catano, and Adelaide Russo, and included students from a variety of disciplines. Six videos inspired by Louisiana Story are excerpted here, along with student interviews about their documentary experiences. In addition, short essays discuss the conditions and implications of this experiment. These works are supplemented by multi-media materials and links to resources for further thinking about Flaherty, documentary forms, and southern Louisiana. Revisiting Louisiana's Stories Through Student Interviews and Videos James V. Catano Revisiting Subjectivity in the Video Essay One goal of Revisiting Flaherty's Louisiana Story was to consider the work of student videographers in light of thediscussion of identity and performance raised by Michael Renov's The Subject of Documentary.5 Students were interested in and influenced by Flaherty's vision of Louisiana, but they were also interested in "their" or "our" Louisiana as compared with Flaherty's. In their videos, students claim subjective positions while referencing, and in some cases critiquing, Flaherty's Louisiana Story. This combined emphasis echoes Renov's sense of documentary as coupling a dual impulse: "an outward gaze upon the world—with an equally forceful reflex of self-interrogation."6 In Revisiting, a wide variety of self-inscriptions, from mimetic critique to autobiographical expression, results from the students' taking up Renov's spectrum at points of their own choosing. The results are multiple takes on Flaherty as well as on southern Louisiana. For example, "Still/Immobile" revisits Flaherty's romantic vision of a

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extrapolating the future developments from the myriad seed of possibilities of the present. Yet, there are moments in time when undertaking such an enterprise seems inevitable, because there is a rough consensus that the emerging technology represents more than just an incremental improvement of already existing routines, and promises—or threatens—a disruption of the status quo. Such is the case of blockchain or distributed ledger technologies. In that light, Primavera De Filippi and Aaron Wright’s Blockchain and the Law is a timely and valuable contribution.” … The Chinese government has made tech dominance a priority in its "Made in China 2025" plan. Chinese leaders are pouring government money into AI research and development in a scientific push that has been compared to the space race or the Manhattan Project that the United States government funded during World War II to develop a nuclear weapon. …"At approximately 5pm, we received two reports from incoming flights into Newark that a drone was sighted at about 3,500ft above Teterboro, New Jersey. A new report from Check Point discusses major cyber incidents from 2018. From these data points, Check Point's analysts look for current trends in malware and attacks, in order to prepare for 2019's future attacks. According to Check Point's Cyber Attack Trends Analysis 2019 report, the major attack categories and incidents from 2018 include ransomware (such as attacks against the City of Atlanta and the Ukraine Energy Ministry); data breaches (such as those affecting Exactis, and Marriott Hotels); mobile malware (such as AdultSwine and Man in the Disk); cryptocurrency attacks (such as Jenkins Miner and RubyMiner); botnet attacks (such as those from IoTroop and attacks against Democrat candidates during the 2018 primary's season); and APT attacks (such as Big Bang and SiliVaccine). "Indeed," says the report (PDF), "never does

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when she was babysitting. L.M. was around the same age B.S. was at the time appellant allegedly assaulted her. She testified that on the evening in question, after she had fallen asleep on the couch, she was awakened by appellant's dog licking her face, and that appellant walked over to her after putting the dog out, pulled down her shorts and underwear, and put his fingers inside her vagina. She testified that she made a noise, that appellant "shushed" her and continued moving his fingers in and out a few more times before he left to go to the bathroom. She testified that after he left, she pulled her shorts and underwear back up and "just froze, and [] didn't know what to do after that." He came back after beingin the bathroom and asked her if she was "okay." After she nodded her head, he said "are you sure, and [she] said uh-huh" and then he left her to go back upstairs. Appellant also denied L.M.'s allegations. L.M. testified that she did not tell anyone what had happened at the time, but she told two friends on separate occasions a few years later, asking both friends not to tell anyone. (2) Similar to B.S., it was disputed whether L.M.'s relationship with the Lopez family changed after the alleged assault in 1996, but L.M. continued to babysit for appellant and his wife until they moved from the neighborhood. In 2002, when she was visiting the Lopez family after they had moved, L.M. learned that B.S. had made allegations against appellant. During the same visit,

in defence industries where they were desperately needed, took no special steps to change the subordinate role of women. The War Manpower Commission, despite the large numbers of women in war work, kept women off its policymaking bodies. A report of the Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor, by its director, Mary Anderson, said the War Manpower Commission had "doubts and uneasiness" about "what was then regarded as a developing attitude of militancy or a crusading spirit on the part of women leaders." In one of its policies, the United States came close to direct duplication of Fascism. This was in its treatment of the Japanese-Americans living on the West Coast. After the Pearl Harbor attack, anti- Japanese hysteria spread in the government. One Congressman said: "I'm for catching every Japanese in America, Alaska and Hawaii now and putting them in concentration camps. ... Damn them! Let'sget rid of them!" Franklin D. Roosevelt did not share this frenzy, but he calmly signed Executive Order 9066, in February 1942, giving the army the power, without warrants or indictments or hearings, to arrest every Japanese-American on the West Coast-110,000 men, women, and children-to take them from their homes, transport them to camps far into the interior, and keep them there under prison conditions. Three-fourths of these were Nisei-children born in the United States of Japanese parents and therefore American citizens. The other fourth the Issei, born in Japan-were barred by law from becoming citizens. In 1944 the Supreme Court upheld the forced evacuation on the grounds of military necessity. The Japanese remained in those camps for over three years. Michi Weglyn was a young girl when her family experienced evacuation and detention. She tells (Years of Infamy) of bungling in the evacuation, of misery, confusion, anger, but also

under attack for their alleged biased response to domestic violence ignoring a seemingly growing trend of female perpetrators and non-existent support for male victims. Around 30 per cent of domestic violence protection applications are believed to be lodged by men with numbers uncertain due to a monopolised help service system according to co-director of the Men's Right Agency, Sue Price. Following a report in the Townsville Sun on January 13, Ms Price said most help agencies took a prejudiced stance towards female perpetrators. "Women's groups are in total denial that women can be violent and they maintain that stand because they want to garner all the funding that's available under the domestic violence legislation," she said. Hampton - After beating him with a frying pan and stabbing him with a kitchen knife,a Rothesay woman avoided jailtime and returned home with her victim/boyfriend. Judge Henrik Tonning couldn't deny if the male/female roles were reversed, the penalty would likely be harsher. Instead, he followed the joint recommendation of Crown prosecutor Kelly Winchester and defence lawyer Al Levine by sentencing Mary Lisa Joyce Carrier to a six-month conditional sentence, followed by one year's probation for assault causing bodily harm. A 'sadistic' mother was jailed in England today for subjecting her healthy son to '24 hour-a-day torture' by pretending he was severely ill to gain publicity and cash. Lisa Hayden-Johnson, from Brixham, Devon, was said to have 'revelled' in the national attention her young son received, The mother-of-two conned charities out of dream holidays and donations and secured meetings with royalty, celebrities and former UK prime minister Tony

new design is being tested: the Supersonic Ringsail parachute, which NASA says is the largest supersonic parachute ever tested for landing on Mars. Current technology for the task -- decelerating from high speeds during re-entry into the atmosphere, to the final stages of landing on Mars -- dates back to NASA's Viking Program, which put two landers on the Martian surface in 1976. The basic Viking parachute design has been used ever since. It was successfully used again in 2012 to deliver the rover Curiosity to Mars. NASA will need new and improved landing technologies to handle the larger spaceships of tomorrow and land them on rocky surfaces, as well as at higher elevations. Atmospheric drag NASA scientists hope this saucer-shaped craft could be the key. "As NASA plans ambitious robotic science missions toSiva Vaidhyanathan is a cultural historian and media scholar. In addition to his openDemocracy column, his work has been published in American Scholar, The Chronicle of Higher Education and other prestigious journals. openDemocracy.net has taken a major step toward enriching global democratic discussion by adopting Creative Commons licences for its articles. Practically, the use of these licences grant participating openDemocracy authors (including myself) more control over how their works will echo through the world of digital text. They will encourage free republication and dissemination of their articles in non-commercial media across the globe. Ideologically, the fact that this respected publication has opted in to the Creative Commons message makes a profound statement about the importance of openness and the dangers of a culture of excessive ownership. The articles on openDemocracy deserve to

certainty in my two-year-old autistic son, and his inability to understand and deal with Heraclitean ambiguity. Between 1994 and 1997, PDVSA kept me at the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research of MIT in Cambridge (Massachusetts) as a visiting scientist. During the day, I worked in CEEPR, at the right, on the scenarios of global energy growth until 2060; and during the night, I researched autism and the onset of language in Harvard University, at the left. In 1996, psycho-linguist Alfonzo Caramazza and neuropsychologist Helen Tager-Flusberg, from U-Mass, helped me analyze the performance of nine high-functioning autistic subjects and two geniuses, in ambiguous and unambiguous tasks. However in January 1997, during a snowstorm in Sharon, Massachusetts, my 10-year-old autistic son led me spontaneously to the roots of autism and social intelligence. All that helped me receive that year from the Extension School of Harvard University, the Dean's prize for Outstanding ALM Thesis in the Area of Natural and HumanSciences. At the dawn of a snowy day, I asked my son if he wanted to drink orange juice or milk. He said he wanted milk. Before I gave him the milk. however, I asked him if he wanted milk or orange juice. He answered that he wanted orange juice. Curiosity led me to reversing a few times the terms of the dilemma. And my son always chose its last term. In my view, he could not-- and cannot--sublimate the collision of mutually exclusive worlds, or words. Back to Caracas, between 1998 and 2001, professor José Padrón, at the Universidad Nacional Experimental Simón Rodríguez (UNESR), helped me to uncover the cognitive roots of spontaneous discourse in a doctorate on Education and Research. Since 2001, I've tried to falsify the logos heuristics. So far, I've been unsuccessful. Thus, at the end of October 2013, my wife organized a three-day interview concerning autism, climate

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