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located approximately 11 to 12 miles away from the Spaghetti Bowl.
On or about December 10, 1999, Defendant Gail Maxwell, the then Acting Labor Commissioner of the State of Nevada, allegedly requested that the Nevada Department of Transportation withhold approximately $249,000 from the final payment of Meadow Valley for its involvement in the Spaghetti Bowl project. This amount allegedly represents the difference between the lawfully-required prevailing wage and the wages actually paid by Walter Construction.
On January 7, 2000, Meadow Valley and Walter Construction (hereinafter referred to as the "Plaintiffs") sued Terry Johnson (the current Labor Commissioner of the State of Nevada), Gail Maxwell, and Thomas E. Stephens (the Director of the Nevada *1183 Department of Transportation) in both their individual and official capacities. Stephens was dismissed as a partyfeed material, which includes an upper bracket, a shaft, a return spring, a lower bracket, first and second sets of chain links, and a spreader plate. The upper and lower brackets are preferably aligned in the same vertical plane. The first and second chain links are located on opposite sides of the spreader and on either side of the shaft. Upon rotation of the spreader the first and second sets of chain links experience a centrifugal force sufficient to cause the spreader plate to move down the shaft and upon ceasing rotation the spreader plate returns to a default position proximate to the top of the shaft.
Meritt, U.S. Pat. No. 9,278,813, teaches an animal feed apparatus that contains and dispenses animal feed via a dispensing unit. The dispensing
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by Nuclear Medicine Research Center in Mashhad University of Medical Sciences and provides an opportunity for authors to publish with no costs and enjoy the benefits of open access policy simultaneously.
The journal will be published biannually (in May and November each year) for the first two years and may increase the number of issues per year later. The journal uses a standard peer review process and all manuscripts are reviewed by two reviewers for the originality, relevance, quality and integrity of the manuscript. The revised manuscript is sent to a comparative reviewer for further evaluation. Final decision on acceptance or rejection of the article is done by editor in chief based on these expert opinions. Three experienced associate editors and a group of well known editorial board membersare serving the journal, which are mainly from Asia Oceania region. I would like to thanks all my colleagues and editors that helped us in this way, especially Prof. Henry Bom and Prof. Seigo Kinuya for their enthusiastic support.
To the extent of my search, 24 journals are published in the field of nuclear medicine and at least 20 are indexed in Scopus or Science citation index. Journal of Nuclear Medicine from North America and European Journal of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging (EJNMMI) from Europe have the highest impact factors among all nuclear medicine journals([@ref2]). Besides these continental journals there are plenty of national journals of nuclear medicine as well. From North America, Seminars in Nuclear Medicine, Nuclear Medicine and biology, Clinical Nuclear Medicine and Journal of nuclear
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parts of the world too ([@ref4]). So we could expect more scientific production from this area in the following years. EJNMMI published 191 original articles in year 2012 mainly from European countries from which 25 articles were from Asia Oceania region ([@ref5]). In year 2011, 31/190 original articles in EJNMMI were from Asia Oceania region ([@ref6]). This data should be interpreted in the light of low acceptance rate of articles in EJNMMI that was only 19% in these years. The present data shows a big potential of the Asia Oceania Region in nuclear medicine researches. AOJNMB tries to help nuclear medicine physicians and scientists (in the world in general and in Asia Oceania region in Particular) to publish their works free of charge and make a bigger impactin the scientific communications.
The first issue of the journal enjoys from different variety of articles including 4 original clinical studies, 1 original article in radiopharmacy, one review article and one case report. Also an editorial is written by the president of AOFNMB about history and perspectives of the AOFNMB as well as another editorial by editor in chief.
It is clear that willingness of each member of the Asia Oceania Federation of Nuclear Medicine and Biology is the main requirement for success of this journal. I am confident that AOJNMB will grow to be one of the most important journals in the field of nuclear medicine and biology. Let's turn it to reality.
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the President will be travelling to Europe and could meet with the Nerazzurri Directors?
“Yes, President Malaspina is going to the World Cup in Russia and it is possible that he could stop in Italy first. He could arrive in the coming days.”
What sort of player is Nicolas Gonzalez?
“He is a top player. Physically very strong and quick. He has excellent technique and offers a threat in the air. He is an attacker who is equally comfortable out wide or in the centre, and is able to create goal scoring chances with ease. He is still very young, but has a great head on his shoulders. I consider him one of the brightest talents in Argentinian football.”
Is he ready to play in Europe?
“Certainly. Here, he played first in theAND No 7
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The impact factors of 6, 164 journals listed in the 2006 Journal Citation Reports Science Edition^®^\[[@B11]\] were arbitrarily adopted to estimate the quality of articles. Analysis was limited to the \"articles\" and reviews papers indexed to HIV/AIDS in the ISI database. Notes, letters, editorials, news and meeting abstracts were excluded. Authors\' affiliations and countries were identified from the fields of affiliation and corresponding address. International collaboration was deemed to exist in an article if any co-author\'s affiliation was located outside Nigeria. Publication counts and the share of articles with international collaboration in each year was computed. The data
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was adopted in accrediting an article to countries and might have overlooked the indirect collaboration relationships. Research collaboration might exist in several forms and levels: individual, group, department, institution, sector, and nation \[[@B21]\]. As noted by Chen et al \[[@B18]\], adopting a single impact factor value to judge a journal could create some discrepancies. This study used 2006 Journal Citation Reports. The 2006 JCR reported the performance of journals published in 2004 and 2005. However, the articles that were retrieved from the Web of Science were distributed between 1987 and 2006. The journal impact factor changes from year to year. The major limitation in analyzing the institutional research performance in Nigeria was the number of research staff in each institution was unknown. Therefore, the study could not examineInternational (DMI), which was to be shipped in several installments to another corporation, Hartz. On August 12, 1998, DMI entered into an agreement to sell some of its accounts receivables to appellee. Among the accounts sold and assigned to appellee was the account of appellant. Appellant was informed of the assignment and was aware that all future payments were to be made to appellee. On November 19, 1998, appellant paid appellee $9,936 for the first shipment of pig ears sent by DMI to Hartz. However, appellant would not pay appellee for the subsequent shipments of pig ears DMI delivered to Hartz on August 19, 1998, and on August 28, 1998. Therefore, appellee filed an action against appellant alleging that appellant was indebted to it in the amount of
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In July of 2012, a core group of staff at the radio show Q began meeting quietly to draft a document complaining that the work culture at the program, then hosted by Jian Ghomeshi, was "unsustainable."
Early on, the six CBC radio employees would gather at a downtown restaurant away from the office to avoid notice, and code-named their endeavour "Red Sky" to keep it secret. Once the document was written, they convened a meeting at CBC headquarters on July 19 with Arif Noorani, the show's executive producer, and Linda Groen, director of network talk radio.
The group did not discuss allegations of sexual harassment by Mr. Ghomeshi. But the document, obtained by The Globe and Mail, alleges staff often had to work according to "the whim of the host,"and that "if we don't do what he says, we will be punished in some way." The document suggests solutions, including that Mr. Noorani should hold the "host to account, rather than operating out of fear of 'stirring the beast.'"
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Sources involved in the meeting who spoke on condition of anonymity said that in an act of solidarity, the staffers split into groups of two to present the three sections of the document: on the show's growth, its management and staff workload.
The complaint reveals that a clear, official attempt was made to address Mr. Ghomeshi's behaviour in the workplace, and it was reviewed and acknowledged by CBC managers long before the star host was fired last month. Sources said they felt management was sympathetic, but that
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House approach — no due process and only alleged crimes.
The president understands this better than anyone, as he is the one being led to the gallows. As he is prone to do, he took to Twitter with this response: "All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here — a lynching. But we will WIN!"
YouTube screen grab.
As predictable as sunrise and sunset, the media's collective heads exploded in unison over Trump's use of the word "lynching." The Left has hijacked the term to serve its pandering civil rights agenda, and for Trump to use it is an unacceptable affront to Democrats.
The Guardian ran this headline: "Fury as Trump compares impeachment inquiry to lynching." In lockstep, the New York Times replied, "The term lynching invokes the decades-long racist historyof white mob murders of black people beginning in the late 1800s and through the late 1960s."
Wow — the N.Y. Times is throwing Democrats under the bus by saying black lynching was done mostly at the hands of the KKK, the militant arm of the Democratic Party. Remember that Bull Connor, George Wallace, and KKK grand kleagle and former U.S. senator Robert Byrd were all Democrats.
Where did the term "lynching" come from? The Online Etymology Dictionary provides an answer. Lynching "[w]as likely named after William Lynch (1742–1820) of Pittsylvania, Virginia, who c. 1780 led a vigilance committee to keep order there during the Revolution." Alternatively, "[o]ther sources trace the name to Charles Lynch (1736–1796) a Virginia magistrate who fined and imprisoned Tories in his district."
It seems that original
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local Episcopal conferences are on board. Pope Francis is not attacking the market, business or anything. In fact, in his 2014 letter for the World Economic Forum at Davos [Pope’s Letter to the Executive Chairman of The World Economic Forum on the Occasion of the Annual Meeting At Davos-Klosters (Switzerland)], Francis called and recognized business as being a ‘noble vocation.’ He expressed appreciation for talents. And third, he invited business people to put their talents at the service of the poor. When you look at these three aspects, one certainly does not see an attack by the Pope. It’s rather an appreciation and admiration for the career along with an invitation to use it and what the career brings along or generates not for personal benefit and gain,from Muslims too.
The encyclical itself –from its composition—makes it evident how all people are invited to be involved. When one pays attention to how many times Pope Francis quotes local bishops—“At the bishops’ conference of this African country, of India, of Korea, they said ….” It makes it obvious how all voices are being represented in the work. The encyclical is an ‘Encyclical of Collegiality.’ It is not just Pope Francis’ teaching but all the bishops around the world.
ZENIT: How can this encyclical have an effect on Christians in their everyday lives?
Cardinal Turkson: It is for everybody, all according to their vocation. The document in a special way can help each person–in a personal way–realize their role in helping the planet. It can remind them to watch their
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- and his ruthlessness - set him apart from the book's other vampire hunters. Blade was an exercise in ethics and villainy. Not much set him apart from the monsters he pursued, and Blade constantly demonstrated that he was willing to stoop as low as his enemies in order to achieve his goals. His mission of revenge was focused from time to time on finding the vampire who killed his mother but, in the meantime, any old vampire would do.TOMB also tied in very neatly with Bram Stoker's original novel, introducing an aged (and disabled) QUINCEY HARKER as the leader of the book's vampire hunters. The son of Jonathan and Mina Harker, Quincey was mentioned briefly in Stoker's novel in it's final pages. He is joined in TOMBby Abraham Van Helsing's granddaughter, RACHEL, and TAJ NITAL, a giant whose throat had been slashed by Dracula in combat, rendering him mute. The was also occasional appearances from vampire HANNIBAL KING, a private investigator and vampire hunter.Dracula proved so popular that Marvel gave him a second series. While not as successful as the color comic, the B&W magazine DRACULA LIVES ran from 1973 to 1975, telling stories in different times (including the obligatory comicbook "origin" story) in Dracula's long life. When TOMB was cancelled, he lived on briefly in a new TOMB OF DRACULA magazine, while also bouncing around the Marvel Universe. After menacing the X-Men, he butted heads one last time with Blade, Hannibal King, Doctor Strange and a handful of members of THE AVENGERS .
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FSLIC.
In August 1996 Nationwide and the FDIC entered into a Settlement and Termination
Agreement (the "Termination Agreement"), terminating both the Assistance Agreement and
03-5128 3
the suit against FDIC. FDIC made certain payments to Nationwide, and the Termination
Agreement released the FDIC from further liability:
12.2. Release by First Nationwide and the Acquirers. First Nationwide
and the Acquirers each hereby release, hold harmless, acquit, and forever
discharge the FDIC Manager [a term used for theFDIC in its capacity as
Manager of the FRF (the FSLIC Resolution Fund)] and the FDIC in all its
capacities other than as Manager of the FRF, and their respective present
and former parents, subsidiaries and affiliates, and the respective present
and former officers, directors, successors, assigns, employees, agents, and
representatives of all the foregoing (collectively, the "FDIC Released
Persons") from and against any and all actions and causes of actions, suits,
disputes, debts, accounts, promises, warranties, damages, claims,
proceedings, demands and liabilities, of every kind and character,
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arrangement to salvage
the five failing thrift institutions of the Southwest Plan. The Resolution Trust Corporation
had reported, at the inception of the FIRREA: "Assistance payments by FSLIC are not
considered taxable to the acquirer. This indirect assistance is significant to acquirers with
other profitable lines of business." See Report to the Oversight Board of the Resolution
Trust Corporation and the Congress on the 1988/89 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation Assistance Agreements at 6 (Sept. 18, 1990) (reprinted in Hearing before the
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs United States Senate, S. Hrg. 101-113
(Sept. 20, 1990)). It is not disputed that the Guarini Legislation deprived acquiring banks
such as Nationwide of a substantial benefit, upon imposing the tax liability that had been
eliminated by the Assistance Agreement.
The governmentOil Exploration,
530 U.S. at 619-20 ("the fact that Interior's repudiation rested upon the enactment of a new
statute makes no significant difference"). When the government as contracting party
makes a promise in exchange for a benefit, it is bound by mutual obligations, as any party
to a contract is bound.
The Guarini Legislation was described at the time of enactment as a remedial action
implementing a change in policy. It was directed at existing contracts to which the
government was a party, and retroactively abrogated contract provisions entered into under
the prior policy. As observed in Centex, 395 F.3d at 1306, "the Guarini amendment was
the paradigm of targeted tax legislation." The Court of Federal Claims correctly held that
the United States is liable for the financial consequences of this
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a 10-minute walk from the bomb site.
Her building shook with a loud thunderous rumble.
"I walked home and saw all the people wandering around going, 'What the hell has happened?','' she told the paper.
Aucklander Sara Harris was shopping with her daughter and her brother when the bomb exploded 100m away.
"I initially took it for a lightning strike, as I thought what I was hearing was thunder, the whole building shook and plaster from the ceiling rained down on us,'' she told Stuff.
Out on the street they saw the whole street was grey and it reminded her of the TV footage she viewed of the September 11 attacks.
"The sky was raining white ash, bits of paper and insulation material, and the air was grey and thick with dust and grit."
Theygunman anywhere in modern times.
''He describes himself as a Christian, leaning toward right-wing Christianity, on his Facebook page,'' Andresen said.
Initial speculation after the Oslo blast had focused on Islamist militant groups, but it appears that only Breivik - and perhaps unidentified associates - was involved.
Home-grown right-wing militancy has generated occasional attacks elsewhere, notably in the United States, where Timothy McVeigh killed 168 people with a truck bomb at a federal building in Oklahoma City in 1995.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, among many world leaders, condemned the Norway attacks. ''This tragedy strikes right at the heart of the soul of a peaceful people,'' she said.
Andresen, the deputy police chief, said the casualty toll could still rise. ``As of now we have 84 dead at Utoeya,'' he said. ``In
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as the result of a caste system. Oligarchies can often become instruments of transformation, by insisting that monarchs or dictators share power, thereby opening the door to power-sharing by other elements of society (while oligarchy means "the rule of the few," monarchy means "the rule of the one"). One example of power-sharing from one person to a larger group of persons occurred when English nobles banded together in 1215 to force a reluctant King John of England to sign Magna Carta, a tacit recognition both of King John's waning political power and of the existence of an incipient oligarchy (the nobility). As English society continued to grow and develop, Magna Carta was repeatedly revised (1216, 1217, and 1225), guaranteeing greater rights to greater numbers of people, thus settingthe stage for English constitutional monarchy.
Oligarchies may also evolve into more autocratic or monarchist forms of government, sometimes as the result of one family gaining ascendancy over the others. Many of the European monarchies established during the late Middle Ages began in this way.
Examples of oligarchies
Examples include Sparta (excluding the Helots, who were the majority of the population, from voting) and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (only the nobility could vote). A modern example of oligarchy could be seen in South Africa during the 20th century. Here, the basic characteristics of oligarchy are particularly easy to observe, since the South African form of oligarchy was based on race. After the Second Boer War, a tacit agreement was reached between English- and Afrikaans-speaking whites. Together, they made up about twenty percent
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The lives on the 3rd, 4th and 22nd are all two man lives, but the other dates feature other bands. Details on that are as follows:
On August 6th: Lycaon, ジュリエット (Juliette) 闇猫, MoNoLith.
On August 19th and 21st: Lycaon, JIVE, アンド (And), あすなろ (Ass’n’Arrow)
Tickets go on sale starting June 14th.
Source: OZ OHP
… what a ridiculously creative name for the tour.
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All articles onprepare to vote, people will ask, reasonably: what are we being asked to change? The simple answer is: human nature.
This referendum touches the very source of our humanity. Human rights are at the heart of the Constitution. Article 41 recognises the family, based on marriage, as the fundamental unit group in Society. As such it has rights which are intrinsic to it, which the State is obliged to recognise and protect. In other words, the family, which existed before either Church or State existed, not only has a real autonomy within society: it is the ultimate source of society. Past and future converge in the family. Through marriage, future generations come into being. A nation’s culture is passed on primarily through the family. Since the dawn of time,
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“La Migra” helps immigrant go from $4 an hour to $1,000 a day. Mexican immigrant, Hermenegildo Martínez came to the United States at age 12 with aspirations to make it big in the states.
Twenty years ago he lived in poverty and saw how many of his friends crossed the border and succeeded economically.
Tough immigration policies demanded that the company he worked for for twenty years formalize their business. Formalizing allowed contractors to work for them. Martínez is thankful for the opportunity. He now makes what he would make in a month in just one day.
At age 12, he crossed the Rio Grande with other children his age. Staying out of sight from immigration officers and faced with many dangers, Martínez says it was all “worth it.”
He traveled toThe Court, however, finds that most of the monetary recovery sought by plaintiffs is simply not available under ERISA. Additionally, the Court finds that defendants must prevail on their subrogation counter-claim.
I.
In 1991 William and Judith Moore were the co-proprietors of a small video production and engineering firm in Washington, D.C., known as Techniarts. In the summer of 1991, Techniarts purchased group health benefit plan coverage (the "Plan") for its 10 employees (plus the Moores) and their dependents from Blue Cross/Blue Shield and its wholly owned subsidiary, CapitalCare, Inc. The contracts constituting the Plan consist of a pastiche of multiple parts, but the evidence establishes (and the parties are in substantial agreement) that the contracts are complementary, and in conjunction with one another afford the beneficiaries a species of
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referrals although asked about it by Mr. Moore.
The first intimation of a misunderstanding between the Moores and CapitalCare respecting the Plan's coverage for Alistaire's postKennedy Krieger care was manifested about the second week in December, 1992, when the agency furnishing 24-hour home nursing assistance declined to continue on the ground that its bills were not being paid. Mrs. Moore called Barbara Mullin on December 17th. The conversation was, once again, controversial, but in essence both Mrs. Moore and Ms. Mullin are in accord that Ms. Mullin informed Mrs. Moore that she had not "approved" the payment of bills for nursing assistance, nor any others. Ms. Mullin insists she tried to explain that the Moores' coverage, if any, would be on the "indemnity side" of the Plan, and billswould have to go through Blue Cross/Blue Shield, but Mrs. Moore wouldn't listen.
Over time, non-payment of the therapists' bills became a chronic problem. Whether the bills were being sent by the therapists to CapitalCare directly or forwarded through the Moores is not disclosed by the record, but neither "side" of the Plan was paying them. On January 15, 1993, Ms. Mullin instructed Mr. Moore to have all bills sent to her as she could "expedite their being sent over to the Claims Department to process." They were still not paid. In early February, 1993, Mr. Moore learned that Barbara Mullin had been replaced as a case manager by another woman. She, too, he found unhelpful, and he resolved to contact higher authority at CapitalCare.
Unable to reach him by
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happened. After all, nobody puts the "ROFL" in "professional" quite like John Pappas!
Instead of jeering at the messenger, let's laugh at the message. According to the PPA, the DOJ's action against Full Tilt, PokerStars, and UltimateBet/Absolute Poker (a/k/a "the Big Three") was "nothing less than a declaration of war against poker and the people who play it." Strange how the PPA failed to mention the crux of the DOJ's allegations—the Big Three engaged in money laundering and bank fraud. Although the PPA's misguided and overheated rhetoric deserves some skewering, I'll defer to Bill Rini who, as usual, nails the Triple Lindy.
The PPA's reaction to the recent online poker indictments demonstrates conclusively that the organization is worse than incompetent; it is actually detrimental to the cause of legalizing poker.This conclusion is really not all that shocking to me, as I've long been a critic of the PPA. But let's let the PPA's track record speak for itself.
The PPA has attempted to promote legalization of poker through litigation and legislation. On the litigation front, the PPA's strategy has been an unmitigated disaster. Cases in which the PPA played a prominent role have now resulted in appellate courts in Pennsylvania and Colorado rejecting the PPA's pet "poker as game of skill" argument, with the South Carolina supreme court almost certain to join the anti-poker fold in the near future. The Washington supreme court has rejected the PPA's dormant commerce clause argument, upholding the rights of states to regulate online gaming within their geographical boundaries. As I have discussed
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where we finds his phone right where he left it. Apparently he was trying to get his traditional brain-lock lost item out of the way at the start of the trip, rather than at the end.
Grange had already flown out of Des Moines early that morning to get his usual head start on the festivities and had already tilted off a couple of young DB’s and their adoring girlfriends by flopping a wheel and a set of Yaks and being up a grand before anyone even arrived.
Sahara had to blow the snow out of his driveway in Milwaukee one more time before catching his plane. He promised to tweet his bankroll JRB style, but much like his brother Lucky, he failed to live up to his boast ofLos gets checked into Monte Carlo and cabs it over to the V just as we are ready to leave. Nice timing! River Joe isn’t quite as lucky as his work commitments prevented him from making it to the limo departure and had to cab it down by his lonesome.
The Fremont Street excursion is Santa's way of giving the Ironmen some poker culture. The crew walks through the Nugget and over to Binion’s to scope out the WSOP Hall of Fame pictures (Hellooooo, Russ "Scumbag" Hamilton!), as well as to find a roulette table to set the pairings for the Third World Poker Tour (more to come on that later).
After predictably creating a long wait list at the cash games, a few degenerates decide to see the ballet
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help of his thegns or servants, but they do not succeed. Beowulf decides to follow the dragon into its lair, at Earnanæs, but only his young Swedish relative Wiglaf dares join him. Beowulf finally slays the dragon, but is mortally wounded. He is buried in a tumulus or burial mound, by the sea.
Beowulf is considered an epic poem in that the main character is a hero who travels great distances to prove his strength at impossible odds against supernatural demons and beasts. The poem also begins in medias res ("into the middle of affairs") or simply, "in the middle", which is a characteristic of the epics of antiquity. Although the poem begins with Beowulf's arrival, Grendel's attacks have been an ongoing event. An elaborate history of characters andtheir lineages are spoken of, as well as their interactions with each other, debts owed and repaid, and deeds...
...Beware of Grievous Grendel!
We have all heard of the great epic poem Beowulf; one of the first major works in English literature. Grendel is a monster in this epic poem, in which he terrorizes people. He is a huge, powerful descendant of the biblical Cain, the son of Adam and Eve, who killed his brother Abel out of jealousy. In the same way as Cane, Grendel was cursed and condemned by the mighty Creator. Grendel is envious, resentful and angry toward mankind. He may attack at any time, for no reason at all and there is no way to reach an agreement with him to make him stop what he
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the great festival of the sun, of the Peruvians, was called Ray-mi.
Sun-worship, as the ancient religion of Atlantis, underlies all the superstitions of the colonies of that country. The Samoyed woman says to the sun, "When thou, god, risest, I too rise from my bed." Every morning even now the Brahmans stand on one foot, with their hands held out before them and their faces turned to the east, adoring the sun. "In Germany or France one may still see the peasant take off his hat to the rising sun." ("Anthropology," p. 361.) The Romans, even, in later times, worshipped the sun at Emesa, under the name of Elagabalus, "typified in the form of a black conical stone, which it was believed had fallen from heaven." The conicalbrilliant achievements."
The Greeks, too young to have shared in the religion of Atlantis, but preserving some memory of that great country and its history, proceeded to convert its kings into gods, and to depict Atlantis itself as the heaven of the human race. Thus we find a great solar or nature worship in the elder nations, while Greece has nothing but an incongruous jumble of gods and goddesses, who are born and eat and drink and make love and ravish and steal and die; and who are worshipped as immortal in presence of the very monuments that testify to their death.
"These deities, to whom the affairs of the world were in trusted, were, it is believed, immortal, though not eternal in their existence. In Crete there was even
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the dead has to do with that far west region where the sun dies at night." ("Anthropology," p. 350.) "On the coast of Brittany, where Cape Raz stands out westward into the ocean, there is 'the Bay of Souls,' the launching-place where the departed spirits sail off across the sea." (Ibid.) In like manner, Odysseus found the land of the dead in the ocean beyond the Pillars of Hercules. There, indeed, was the land of the mighty dead, the grave of the drowned Atlanteans.
"However this be," continues F. Pezron, "the empire of the Titans, according to the ancients, was very extensive; they possessed Phrygia, Thrace, a part of Greece, the island of Crete, and several other provinces to the inmost recesses of Spain. To these Sanchoniathon seems tojoin Syria; and Diodorus adds a part of Africa, and the kingdoms of Mauritania." The kingdoms of Mauritania embraced all that north-western region of Africa nearest to Atlantis in which are the Atlas Mountains, and in which, in the days of Herodotus, dwelt the Atlantes.
Neptune, or Poseidon, says, in answer to a message from Jupiter,
No vassal god, nor of his train am I.
Three brothers, deities, from Saturn came,
And ancient Rhea, earth's immortal dame;
Assigned by lot our triple rule we know;
Infernal Pluto sways the shades below:
O'er the wide clouds, and o'er the starry plain
Ethereal Jove extends his high domain;
My court beneath the hoary waves I keep,
And hush the roaring of the sacred deep.
Iliad, book xviii.
Homer alludes to Poseidon as
"The god whose liquid arms are hurled
Around the globs, whose earthquakes
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their sails were wings.
Berosus tells us, speaking of the ancient days of Chaldea, "In the first year there appeared, from that part of the Erythræan Sea which borders upon Babylonia, an animal endowed with reason, by name Oannes, whose whole body (according to the account of Apollodorus) was that of a fish; that under the fish's head he had another head, with feet also below, similar to those of a man, subjoined to the fish's tail. His. voice too and language was articulate and human, and a representation of him is preserved even unto this day. This being was accustomed to pass the day among men, but took no food at that season, and he gave them an insight into letters and arts of all kinds. He taughtthem to construct cities, to found temples, to compile laws, and explained to them the principles of geometrical knowledge. He made them distinguish the seeds of the earth, and showed them how to collect the fruits; in short, be instructed them in everything which could tend to soften manners and humanize their laws. From that time nothing material has been added by way of improvement to his instructions. And when the sun set, this being, Oannes, retired again into the sea, and passed the night in the deep, for he was amphibious. After this there appeared other animals like Oannes."
This is clearly the tradition preserved by a barbarous people of the great ships of a civilized nation, who colonized their coast and introduced the arts and sciences among
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a chariot, or stirring the powerful billows until the earth shakes as they crash upon the shores. . . . He is also associated with well-watered plains and valleys." (Murray's "Mythology," p, 51.) The palace in the depths of the sea was the palace upon Olympus in Atlantis; the traversing of the sea referred to the movements of a mercantile race; the shaking of the
POSEIDON, OR NEPTUNE.
earth was an association with earthquakes; the "well-watered plains and valleys" remind us of the great plain of Atlantis described by Plato.
All the traditions of the coming of civilization into Europe point to Atlantis.
For instance, Keleos, who lived at Eleusis, near Athens, hospitably received Demeter, the Greek Ceres, the daughter of Poseidon, when she landed; and in return she taught him theuse of the plough, and presented his son with the seed of barley, and sent him out to teach mankind how to sow and utilize that grain. Dionysos, grandson of Poseidon, travelled "through all
the known world, even into the remotest parts of India, instructing the people, as be proceeded, how to tend the vine, and how to practise many other arts of peace, besides teaching them the value of just and honorable dealings." (Murray's "Mythology," p. 119.) The Greeks celebrated great festivals in his honor down to the coming of Christianity.
"The Nymphs of Grecian mythology were a kind of middle beings between the gods and men, communicating with both, loved and respected by both; . . . living like the gods on ambrosia. In extraordinary cases they were
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In the application, Bronzynski alleged that he "was required to undergo revision fusion surgery of his cervical spine on January 16, 2003 based on findings of a nonunion/pseudoarthrosis at the site of his previous fusion." He asserted that due to this surgery, he was entitled to further temporary total disability benefits, additional loss of earning power benefits, additional vocational rehabilitation, a 50-percent waiting-time penalty, attorney fees, and interest.
In its award entered June 4, 2004, the trial court concluded that Bronzynski "experienced a material and substantial increase of incapacity ... sufficient to entitle him to a 25 percent loss of earning power... from and after November 5, 2003, the date the Application to Modify Award was filed." The court ordered payment by Model Electric of medical expenses totaling $35,156.14this time, Dr. Jensen indicated the possibility of "revision cervical fusion." On February 18, Dr. Jensen had also provided Bronzynski with a "Return to Work or School" note remarking, "[Bronzynski] is to remain off work until further notice. Cervical spine surgery is planned."
The record indicates that Bronzynski properly requested vocational rehabilitation services as required in the February 8, 2002, award. However, on March 25, 2002, Utley declined to initiate Bronzynski's vocational rehabilitation due to the results of the CT scan imaging and Dr. Jensen's "Return to Work or School" note.
Although the February 8, 2002, award limited the duration of temporary total disability benefits to the period of April 3 to August 13, 2001, Bronzynski requested in a letter dated February 20, 2002, and again in subsequent correspondence of
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investigation, his partner, Officer Holtz, discovered an unidentified woman in an adjoining room. Appearing somewhat disoriented, she was handcuffed and ordered to join the others in the living room. As Sellers, Fried, and their female companion sat on the couch, Kempton, along with several other officers, observed a baggie of *1312 marijuana, two rocks of cocaine, and other narcotic paraphernalia scattered about the room. During a subsequent conversation, Kempton informed the trio of the anonymous tip he had received and of the contraband he had seen since entering the residence. After learning that the woman did not live with defendants, the detective asked for and received permission to search the premises. Volunteering that he "had a real bad coke problem," Fried led Kempton to his bedroom where hepointed to a dish containing cocaine and two "little rocks" next to it on the headboard. The drugs were subsequently retrieved along with several documents bearing Fried's name. Meanwhile, a search of Sellers's bedroom likewise produced two pieces of rock cocaine, a small quantity of marijuana, and an envelope addressed to Sellers.[1]
While being transported to the police station after their arrest, defendants were advised of and waived their Miranda (Miranda v. Arizona (1966) 384 U.S. 436 [16 L.Ed. 694, 86 S.Ct. 1602, 10 A.L.R.3d 974]) rights. Fried admitted that the cocaine found in his bedroom belonged to him, along with the marijuana located in the living room, and that he had been "smoking it" while Kempton was standing at the front door. Sellers similarly indicated that he was
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We’ve all heard about it, or if you haven’t, you’re hearing about it now, but a massive section of the north Bow River Pathway (BRP) is closed. The closure extends from 29th St. NW to 14th St. NW, and is the result of a combination of waterworks, pathway rehabilitation, and the Crowchild Tr. upgrades.
The City of Calgary recently released a map of how cyclists and pedestrians can get around the construction:
The city map suggests a couple of options:
From the downtown side, cross the river via 14 St, and access Broadview road, either by the underpass, just north of Memorial, or via the community entrance, NW of Memorial Dr. The road is a community road and has low traffic, but no bike lanes. From the south BRP, cross theINTRODUCTION {#rrw061s1}
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On 11 March 2011, an unprecedented, large-scale nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP), run by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), was triggered by the failure of the cooling functions of the reactor cores following the massive tsunamis generated by the Great East-Japan Earthquake \[[@rrw061C1]\]. Enormous quantities of radionuclides were released into the environment from the damaged reactor cores, exposing the public to radiation through several pathways. Needless to say, it is of great importance to estimate the resulting radiation doses to the radiologically affected populations due to this accident. According to recent literature published about the Fukushima Health Management Survey (FHMS), the external doses to residents of Fukushima Prefecture during the first 4 months after the accident were estimated to be below 3 mSv
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helps a lot," she says, though she admits, laughing, that "some people get a little jealous."
Pfc. Brian Schwenk says he'll miss spending Christmas with his parents, Cheryl and Scott, in Reading, Pa., and brother David, a specialist in the Army currently deployed to the Middle East.
"Getting me and my brother back home for Christmas would be the best present," he says smiling, knowing he won't be home until his unit, the 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Division out of Fort Riley, redeploys early next year.
As for this Christmas, he says, there is something special planned for the soldiers at Combat Outpost Muqor in Ghazni Province, though exactly what remains a mystery.
"Whatever it is will be overshadowed by the wait to get home," he says during a snowballfight with fellow soldiers.
Scott Schwenk, father of Brian and David who lives in West Lawn, Pa., says most of the extended Schwenk family lives within 25 miles of his home.
"It's rare that anyone misses Christmas, Thanksgiving or going to church on holidays," he says.
Hearing reports of unnamed casualties is especially stressful, he says. The family waits to hear from Brian via Facebook or cellphone so they know he is OK.
"Until we see a face or hear a voice you always think the worst," says Schwenk, who misses not going out with "my big hunting buddy."
'Forgotten war'
Schwenk laments that many Americans don't think much at this season about the thousands of troops spending Christmas fighting for their country.
"It's almost like Vietnam, the forgotten war," Schwenk says of Afghanistan. "It's
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have ridden around 37,500 miles in 1933, more than a thousand miles in excess of Humbles's record. What - for me - is most interesting about Gaioni is his pedigree: he was a veteran of the Tour de France (1909, when he finished fourteenth) and the Giro d'Italia (1911, when he finished twenty-second) as well as Italian classics such as Milan-Sanremo (where he achieved his best placing, fourth, in 1906), the Giro di Lombardia (where he also finished fourth in 1906) and the Giro del Piemont. During his professional career Gaioni - born in 1880 - had raced in the colours of Bianchi (1905-1906) and Legnano (1909), as well as the Legnano subsidiary Stucchi (1909-1910).
There is some doubt surrounding Gaioni's claim to have ridden 37,500 miles but debateover that was rendered pointless by another Tour de France veteran that same year, Oserick 'Ossie' Bernard Nicholson, a young Australian pro who was encouraged to take up the challenge by the Malvern Star bicycle company (the same manufacturer responsible for getting Hubert 'Oppy' Opperman to the 1928 Tour de France along with compatriots Perry Osborne and Ernest Bainbridge, and the Kiwi Harry Watson). Already on his palmarès Nicholson had the Australian paced Hour record, set in February 1930 (a rather staid 89.3 kilometres, but more than three kilometres better than Opperman's existing mark - Oppy, alas, wasted no time in reclaiming his crown, in April covering 95.5 kilometres while en route to the 100 miles record). While Nicholson's Year record easily beat Gaioni - the Australian clocked
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to it. Many of these independent settlements aren't cities in the traditional sense, but can be alternative settlements for other races and creatures, like a giant's keep or an undead dwelling for example. A player can conquer these holdings, which will provide units like a city, or they can absorb them through diplomatic means by paying tribute with diplomatic and/or alignment standing affecting their own stance on the player. If the city retains its native population, the player can recruit units of other races besides their own while the player can at any time after absorbing a city into their empire migrate a different population to that city while also being an act of "evil" for their alignment. Different city races are affected by the type of terrain,In January, the U.S. Patent Office rejected Apple's attempt to trademark "iPad Mini,"* releasing the official letter today. The office called the term "iPad mini" "merely descriptive" because "the prefix 'I' denotes 'internet'" and "[t]he term 'pad' refers to a 'pad computer' or 'internet pad device,' terms used synonymously to refer to tablet computers, of 'a complete computer contained in a touch screen.'" Apple has trademarked dozens of names, from "AirDrop" to "Xserve." AppAdvice.com notes Apple still has issues to resolve with the trademark of "iPad" in China and "iPhone" in Mexico and Brazil, where a local firm is selling something it calls the IPHONE.
You can read the full patent office's rejection letter here.
More Reason on intellectual property.
*iPad, by the way, is trademarked
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most of the change.
They suggest efforts to prevent obesity should focus on reducing the number of snacks and meals a day as well as portion size."(BBC)
Why do Americans die younger than Britons?
Answer: Snacking
"Living in the world's richest country comes at a price, and it's measured in life years.
Men in the US are on average aged 75 when they die. That is 1.5 years younger than men in the UK and 3.5 years younger than men in Australia, says a new study.
American women live on average to just under 81 - about three years younger than the average Australian woman.
While life expectancy in the US continues to improve, says the report by researchers at University of Washington in Seattle and Imperial College, London, it is not increasing as quicklyas in other Western countries, so the gap is widening.
"The researchers suggest that the relatively low life expectancies in the US cannot be explained by the size of the nation, racial diversity, or economics," says the document, which ranks the US 38th in the world for life expectancy overall.
"Instead, the authors point to high rates of obesity, tobacco use and other preventable risk factors for an early death as the leading drivers of the gap between the US and other nations.""(BBC)
Human Belly Button Is Home to Hundreds of Never-Before-Seen Species
As gross as they are, maybe 'outies' are better in the case of bacterial accumulation.
"Call it a twist on the study of gut bacteria. Scientists sampling DNA strains from the navels of volunteer donors have found 662 microbes that
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are apparently new to science, showing that the human navel is apparently a ripe environment for bacteria.
The Belly Button Biodiversity Project, run by scientists at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, has been analyzing navel swabs from a host of volunteers, as New Scientist explains. So far, they’ve found 1,400 distinct bacterial strains, nearly half of which have never been seen before."
"The researchers have recorded a large number of new microbes, but most of them are found in small numbers, New Scientist reports. About 40 species account for around 80 percent of the bacterial populations of our belly buttons, Aldhous writes."(PopSci)
Dedicated to my Vietnamese friends:How the Vietnamese became salon giants
"If you're the kind of parent who allows your 5-year-old to run rampant in public places like restaurants, Ithem to do so.
Imagine what the French would have said if they US had dropped weapons to another country without international agreement.
"France has air-dropped weapons to rebels fighting Col Muammar Gaddafi's troops in Western Libya, the French military has confirmed.
Light arms and ammunition were sent to Berber tribal fighters in the Nafusa mountains in early June, it said.
Earlier, a report in Le Figaro newspaper said the arms included rocket launchers and anti-tank missiles.
France, a leading force in the Nato operation in Libya, did not inform its allies about the move, Le Figaro said.
"We began by dropping humanitarian aid: food, water and medical supplies," said Col Thierry Burkhard, spokesman for the French general staff.
"During the operation, the situation for the civilians on the ground worsened. We dropped arms and
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Boomtown: Part Five
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Boomtown: The Story Behind Sin City
How did an old-west outpost on Nevada’s last frontier become both the largest city founded in the 20th century and the number one destination spot in the world? Take a journey through Sin City’s history to see the people, politics, entertainment, and events that helped Las Vegas explode into the global phenomenon it is today.Erdős–Woods number.
In base 10, no integer added up to its own digits yields 64, hence it is a self number.
64 is a superperfect number—a number such that σ(σ(n)) = 2n.
64 is the index of Graham's number in the rapidly growing sequence 3↑↑↑↑3, 3 ↑ 3,…
In science
The atomic number of gadolinium, a lanthanide
In astronomy
Messier object M64, a magnitude 9.0 galaxy in the constellation Coma Berenices, also known as the Black Eye Galaxy.
The New General Catalogue object NGC 64, a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Cetus.
In technology
In some computer programming languages, the size in bits of certain data types
64-bit computing
Base 64 is used in with Base64 encoding and other data compression formats.
In 8-bit home computers, a common shorthand for the Commodore 64
The ASCII code
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This inter-church lunch takes place on the first Wednesday of every month in 9, Vicars’ Hill at 1:00p.m. Soup, bread and cheese, tea and biscuits are served. All proceeds go to the work of Christian Aid.
Each lunch is preceded by Celtic Prayer at 12:30p.m. in the Cathedral Ladychapel, and all are welcome.
Please note – no lunches during July and August
Dates for Charity lunches in 2014
- None in January
- Wednesday 6th February
- Wednesday 6th March
- Wednesday 3rd April
- Wednesday 1st May
- Wednesday 5th June
- Wednesday 4th September
- Wednesday 2nd October
- Wednesday 6th November
- Wednesday 4th December
I saw a stranger last night.
I put food in the eating place, drink in the drinking place,
music in the listening place
and in the sacred name of the Triune,
He blessed myself and my house, my[[File:Damfu nepal.jpg|thumb|200px| Performers using Damphu]]
'''Damphu''', or '''Damfoo''', Damphu is a [[percussion instrument]] similar to a large [[tambourine]]. This instrument is used to play the melodious [[Music of Nepal#Tamang Music|Tamang selo]]. The original maker named it after [[Himalayan monal|Nepal's national bird]].
==History==
Many stories exist in the Tamang community about how the drum was first made and became an accompaniment to Tamba songs. According to custom the drum was invented by Peng Dorje a hunter who killed a particularly beautiful deer which deeply saddened his wife. She was always in tears so and Peng Dorje thought to cheer her up. He created the drum using the deer's beautiful skin. First, he bought a strip of wood and made a circle. Then he tightened the dried deerskin on one side
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of the circle, using 32 bamboo sticks. The circle created melodious sounds, ''trak dhin''. He started to sing, remembering his ancestors and gods with the beat of that new-born instrument. The story goes that all creatures danced to it, as did his wife. A bird, the pheasant "[[Himalayan monal|Danphe]]", was also dancing to the melody. So Peng Dorje named the circle drum, "Damphu". It then became a part of the Tamang people's culture and [[Lifestyle (sociology)|lifestyle]].
==Types==
The damphu used generally in performances and celebrations is more like a [[bodhrán]], a single-sided circular frame drum decorated with symbols or left plain. It can have a small drumstick or played just with the hands. The skin is tightened and held in place by 32 [[bamboo]] sticks. Sometimes it has a mobileposted over four days in April 2018 about people's plans to drink until they black out.
Nearly a third of the tweets included specific motives. The most common were celebrations such as birthdays, school or work accomplishments, sports wins or holidays.
Another common reason was to cope with stress, negative emotions or loss. Examples included: "I'm so stressed I need to get blackout drunk tonight," and "I want to get blackout drunk to forget all about this horrible year."
Such public expressions may normalize and encourage risky behavior in others, according to researchers Benjamin Riordan from the University of Sydney in Australia; Jennifer Merrill from Brown University in Rhode Island, and Rose Marie Ward from Miami University in Ohio.
The study was recently published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research.
The
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Narbonne, from which they ejected the Relaxati. Thereupon they were excommunicated by William of Astre, custos of Narbonne (Archiv, I, 544; II, 140). The Spirituals appealed to the General Chapter of Naples in 1316 (Archiv, II, 159). John XXII, who was less favourable to the Zelanti than his predecessor, cited them to his court (Bull. Franc., V, 118; 120) in 1317 and had them examined before a commission, with the result that their leaders were imprisoned, and the others detained in convents. The Bull "Quorumdam exigit", 1317 (Bull. Franc., V, 128), was intended to put an end to the question. After some explanations of the rule the pope enjoined them under obedience and pain of excommunication to give up all particularities and to submit to the orders ofthe minister general, and concluded by saying "great is poverty, but greater is obedience". Twenty-five of the detained Spirituals utterly refused to accept the Bull and were therefore put before the inquisitor, who succeeded in converting twenty-one of them, whilst the four others, refusing to obey and to recognize the principle of papal authority on the Franciscan Rule, were handed over to the civil power, 7 May, 1318, and burned as heretics at Marseilles (see sentence of the inquisitor Michael Monach in "Miscellanea" of Baluzius-Mansi, Lucca, 1761, II, 148).
(3) The Spirituals of Tuscany, appear in 1309 (see FRATICELLI). After their flight to Sicily, John XXII directed against them, 23 Jan., 1318, the Bull "Gloriosam Ecclesiam" (Bull. Franc., V, 137), by which they were excommunicated. The movement of the
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A first-grader was reportedly forced to sit on the floor of her Texas classroom for several weeks as punishment for drawing on a desk.
The girl, a student at Westwood Elementary in Houston, was scolded by her teacher after drawing a picture on her desk, according to KHOU.com. The girl's identity has not been made public at her family's request.
The child's mother told the website that she received an email from her daughter's teacher about the incident, but was unaware that she'd been forced to sit on the floor.
"She lost her recess ... She went to the principal's office and then she had to wash the desk and that was it," she told the site. "I was never told that her desk was removed."
The girl reportedly sat on thefloor for more than four weeks until she finally told her parents.
"I asked her, 'Why did you not tell me?' And she said, 'I was too scared to tell you mama,'" the mother said. "She thought what she had done was so bad she didn't deserve to have a desk."
The school district told the website that the teacher was reprimanded for her conduct. They also released the following statement, saying, "The family has been offered multiple opportunities to transfer their child, either to another teacher within the school or to any elementary school in the district where enrollment is not capped."
Click for more from KHOU.com
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note on p. 78. Likewise, nothing explains the editors\' decision to divide the twenty or so papers into three sections: Diamantios Coray, from Smyrna to Paris; Hippocrates and Hippocratism from the middle of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth; Hellenism and Hellenists in the time of Coray. The unity of the research thus undertaken around the person of Coray would certainly have gained in clarity if the editors had not presented us so precipitately with the raw result of their work without any preface, introduction or conclusion. The result is a sometimes ill-assorted collection in which are mixed different genres, the good with the less good, with at times a perceptible tendency towards the irrelevant: in one of the contributions (pp. 161--72) Coray\'s name isnot even mentioned.
Nevertheless, there is much to be said and learnt about this Greek physician, born in Smyrna in 1748 to a family of merchants. He moved to Montpellier in 1782 to study medicine before going on to Paris in 1788 where he watched the French Revolution with exaltation. As R-P Debaisieux-Zemour rightly notes (p. 92), he there acquired the conviction "that progress and the development of education among the French people had given birth to the love of liberty", a conviction which from that moment on remained the basis of all his actions. In this sense, philology, for which he abandoned medicine, would very soon become for him the best way of contributing to the intellectual enfranchisement of the Greeks. But on this fundamental work of editing
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Hasbro Keen on J.J. Abrams for 'Micronauts' Revival
Hasbro continues their steamrolling of Hollywood with the announcement that J.J. Abrams (Star Trek) is in negotiations to produce a film based on their Micronauts property. The Japanese science-fiction action figure line from Takara was brought to the States in the 1970's by Mego (with some items replicated for the collector's market in 2002 by Palisades), but has kept a pretty low profile since the line's cancellation in 1980.
Most fans are familiar with The Micronauts from the officially licensed Marvel Comic series, which ran throughout the 1980's, long after the toys had vanished from shelves. Image Comics and Devil's Due Publishing both tried their hand at a Micronauts comic book revival during the last decade, but were met with little success.
Theoriginal Micronauts figures were an odd-looking assortment of strange heroes and bizarre aliens, and many of the toys featured interchangeable parts. While no over-arching story was created for the toys upon release (marking it as one of the few action figure assortments at the time with no built-in storyline), the comic versions of the Micronauts have positioned the characters as defenders of a microscopic universe, attempting to overthrow the evil Baron Karza.
If a full-on Micronauts revival is just around the corner, I'm hoping Hasbro keeps a lot of the funky character design intact. I had a good amount of Micronauts growing up, and they still stand out to me as being some of the weirdest looking (and most fun) toys from my early childhood.
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days, in which individual women from different countries testified to their personal experiences of various forms of violence and oppressions because of their gender, was attended by 2,000 women from 40 countries. Simone de Beauvoir in her introductory speech to the Tribunal said: "I salute the International Tribunal as the beginning of the radical decolonization of women." Later, Belgian feminist Nicole Van de Ven with Russell documented the event in a book titled, Crimes Against Women: The Proceedings of the International Tribunal (1976).
In 1976 Russell redefined ‘Femicide’, as "the killing of females by males because they are female." At the International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women, she testified to numerous examples of lethal forms of male violence against women and girls from different cultures around the world. Russell'sintention was to politicize the term, and bring attention to the misogyny driving these lethal crimes against women, which she said gender-neutral terms like murder don’t do. Russell who is puzzled about the lack of response of women's groups in the United States to the use of the term 'Femicide' still continues to advocate the use of 'Femicide' to women's groups in the United States and around the world. She explains that in order to deal with these extreme crimes against women, it necessary to recognize that like race based hate crimes, "Femicides are [also] lethal hate crimes," and that most killings of women by men are "extreme manifestations of male dominance and sexism."[5]
However, feminist movements in many countries in South America, as in Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica,
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French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb is pictured in Paris last week.
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* Minister says he will quit Macron government to run for mayor of Lyon
* Announcement follows abrupt resignations by two ministers
France's interior minister, one of President Emmanuel Macron's closest allies, has told L'Express magazine he will run for mayor of Lyon in 2020, putting Macron's government under more pressure as it goes through a period of doubt and instability.
Gerard Collomb's announcement follows the abrupt resignations in recent weeks of a popular environment minister, who questioned Macron's commitment to the reduction of nuclear power, and a sports minister. A high-profile member of Macron's party, Republique En Marche, also quit over the weekend.
Macron's approval rating has plunged to about 30%, from around 60% shortly after he was elected inMay 2017, with opinion polls showing he is regarded as lofty and unsympathetic towards people's everyday hardships.
Collomb, who recently acknowledged what he called a "lack of humility" in Macron's administration, suggested that he could stand down as soon as the middle of next year.
"I won't be interior minister up to the last minute," he told the weekly magazine in an interview.
"Ministers who want to run in the 2020 municipal elections should in my view leave the government after the European (parliament) elections," he said.
The European parliament vote takes place in May 2019.'Ketchup moment'
Collomb, a political veteran who left the post of Lyon mayor, which he had held for some 17 years, to team up with Macron, said big election victories tended to generate a climate where leadership appeared
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cystitis (bladder inflammation), vaginitis, gastritis and a possible renal mass which later turned out negative. Mrs. Houston was discharged in improved condition with a fair prognosis subject to her adherence to her physician's instructions.
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On December 29, 1979, Mrs. Houston was hospitalized a third time for seven days, during which she was treated for hypertension, hypokalemia, urinary tract infection with cystitis, gastritis and marked anxiety. Her condition upon discharge was markedly improved, but her prognosis was "[g]uarded due to patient's frequent episodes of urogenital and gastrointestinal difficulties."
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Mrs. Houston was next hospitalization for 15 days beginning February 23, 1980. During her stay she was treated again for urinary retention bladder dysfunction with chronic cystitis, anxiety, and hypertension, and also for peptic ulcer disease and sebaceous cysts. The record indicates Mrs. Houston, as before, showed only very slow and gradual improvement relative to her symptoms of chronic cystitis and peptic ulcer disease. Part of Mrs. Houston's treatment again consisted of Foley catheterization. Her condition upon discharge was stable, but her prognosis was, as before, "guarded due to multiple disease entities."
22
On August 26, 1980, Mrs. Houston entered the hospital for the fifth time. During her nine day stay, she was treated for anemia, hypertension, chronic cystitis (including treatment by Foley catheterization), severe anxiety, congenital bifida occulta of L5 causing lower back pain, and right lower quadrant pain of unknown etiology. According to her doctor, Mrs. Houston's stay in the hospital was prolonged by severe depression, and although her condition had improved upon
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discharge, her prognosis was "[p]oor due to the chronicity and multiplicity of these problems and short period of time between episodes."
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Mrs. Houston was hospitalized for the sixth time on March 19, 1981, under a provisional diagnosis of chest pain and severe hypertension. The final diagnosis upon her discharge some 12 days later included early congestive heart failure, hypertensive cardiovascular disease including blood pressure of 180/140, macrocytic anemia, costochondritis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and anxiety depression syndrome. In commenting about her condition upon discharge, her physician stated that "[r]egardless of Mrs. Houston's medical stability at present, her absence of chest pain, control of hypertension, due to her multiplicity of disease entities and numerous hospitalizations, it is in my opinion, unlikely that she will ever be gainfully employedand I have advised Mrs. Houston not to seek work." (Emphasis added). Her physician also wrote a letter to the same effect to the Appeals Council on March 24, 1981. On discharge, Mrs. Houston's prognosis was poor, and she was confined for the first week after discharge pending an appointment with her physician.
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On November 26, 1981, Mrs. Houston was hospitalized for a seventh time, and was discharged seven days later, on December 3, 1981, with a final diagnosis including mild hypertension, severe urinary tract infection, oral fungal infection, and vaginitis. Her prognosis was "[p]ending further benefit of medications and patient adherence to physician instructions."
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Mrs. Houston's eighth hospitalization lasted for six days after her admission on January 20, 1982. Her final diagnosis
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indicated irritable bowel syndrome with gastritis, marked anxiety, and possible abdominal hernia. The hernia was later diagnosed and corrected with surgery during her ninth hospitalization lasting from February 15, 1982 until February 23, 1982.
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Additionally, the record indicates that Mrs. Houston received hospital treatment at least three times on an out-patient basis: on April 24, 1980, for severe epigastric pain; on August 1, 1980, for urinary retention bladder dysfunction (for which she apparently was treated again by Foley catheterization); and on August 24, 1980, for lower abdominal pain and nausea.
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Mrs. Houston underwent a consultative psychiatric examination on July 1, 1980, and was diagnosed as having "[a]djustment disorder with atypical features" and a prognosis of "guarded." Regarding her work related capabilities, the examiningcomposition of the npr proteolytic bacterial population in July differed from those at the other dates. Additionally, the diversity of npr genes decreased with increasing soil depth revealing the highest values in upper layers. The reasons behind the observed patterns in the community structure might be mainly seasonal and vertical variation of the quantity and heterogeneity of available substrates as well as spatial isolation caused by a varying water amount and the connectivity of soil particles among the soil profile. Sequencing and phylogenetical analysis of 120 npr clones from the top soils collected in July revealed that most of the clones exhibit only poor homology to npr genes of isolates previously obtained from various environments, indicating the presence of until now uncharacterized npr coding proteolytic bacteria at the
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child were intoxicated, with symptoms including muscular contracture, abdominal and limb pain, vomiting, diaphoresis, hypersalivation, affected awareness, severe muscular spasms, mydriasis of the central pupil, bradyarrhythmia, and filiform pulse. The affected individuals were hospitalized in the Centro Médico Americano in Progreso, with the child being transferred to the pediatric emergency center of the Hospital General Agustin O'Horan in Merida, and treated with mannitol, which resulted in improvement \[[@B37-marinedrugs-17-00013]\].
Farstad and Chow \[[@B38-marinedrugs-17-00013]\] described a case of CFP in 2001, where a woman and a man became intoxicated in Cancun, Quintana Roo. Symptoms, beginning six hours after consuming barracuda, included vomiting, abdominal pain, and profuse watery diarrhea that decreased within 12 h. Several days after the first symptoms, both patients noticed bizarre facial and extremity paresthesia, as well as thepeculiar sensation that cold food seemed hot, and hot drinks felt icy cold. The woman had swollen glands in the neck and a sore throat. The man was more seriously affected with headaches, malaise, as well as debilitating and burning numbness in the hands and feet. When exercising, the man experienced unbearable pruritus and severe pubic pain during ejaculation. Five weeks after the onset of symptoms the CFP diagnosis was confirmed, but since both parties improved dramatically, no treatment was prescribed. After 10 weeks both patients were symptom free.
In 2004, Keynan and Pottesman \[[@B39-marinedrugs-17-00013]\] from the Infectious Diseases Unit, Bnei-Zion Medical Center in Haifa, Israel, described another CFP case. A woman developed paresthesia of the right arm and legs after traveling to the Peninsula of Yucatan and Guatemala
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Militants, including suicide bombers, killed at least 13 Yemeni troops outside the southeastern port city of Mukalla today, the army said, in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group.
An army official spoke of three suicide bombings and held rival jihadists of Al-Qaeda responsible, but an IS statement posted online said one of its militants was behind the attack.
It was a rare intervention by IS in the city which was held by rival jihadists of Al-Qaeda for a year until they were driven out by government troops last month.
"A knight of the knights of martyrdom, brother Hamza al-Muhajir... Was able to detonate his explosives-laden car at a post of the apostates of the militia of (President Abedrabbo Masour) Hadi," the IS statement said.
Several soldiers were also wounded inthe attack on the eastern outskirts of the Hadramawt provincial capital, the military official said.
The deadly assault came shortly before Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher arrived in Mukalla with several ministers on a one-day visit aimed at reviving government institutions in the city, a local official said.
One suicide bomber rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into the gate of a base in the Khalf district, followed immediately by a second who blew up a car in the centre of the camp, the military official said.
Jihadists clashed with soldiers outside the base immediately after the bombings.
A third suicide bomber targeted the nearby residence of the commander of Hadramawt's second military region, General Faraj Salmeen, but he escaped unharmed, the official said.
The commander of the province's first military region, General
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removed?"
Comey's questions on obstruction specifically refer to former White House special counsel Don McGahn's testimony that President Trump Donald John TrumpSteele Dossier sub-source was subject of FBI counterintelligence probe Pelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed on' Trump 'no longer angry' at Romney because of Supreme Court stance MORE instructed him to arrange the firing of Mueller in June 2017.
While his investigation ensnared a number of close Trump associates on an array of charges, including making false statements, Mueller's final report did not find sufficient evidence to establish a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. It also did not reach a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed the investigation himself.
Lawmakers have clamored forThanks to fake reviews on sites like Amazon and Yelp, it can be hard to trust what you read. Now however, the US government has begun cracking down on fake user reviews posted on Amazon. On Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission announced its first-ever charges against a company that paid to have fake reviews posted online. The company in question, New York-based Cure Encapsulations, paid the third-party website amazonverifiedreviews.com to write and post positive reviews that appeared to come from consumers for a weight-loss supplement product on Amazon.com, according to the FTC. "Please make my product … stay a five star," Cure Encapsulations owner Naftula Jacobowitz told amazonverifiedreviews.com, according to the FTC. Jacobowitz's company paid for reviews falsely describing its product, the supplement garcinia cambogia, as a "powerful
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may not hinder believers from freely exercising their religion, unless necessary to further a significant state interest.
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The principles expounded in these early charters reemerged over a century later in state constitutions that were adopted in the flurry of constitution drafting that followed the American Revolution. By 1789, every State but Connecticut had incorporated some version of a free exercise *553 clause into its constitution. Origins of Free Exercise 1455. These state provisions, which were typically longer and more detailed than the Federal Free Exercise Clause, are perhaps the best evidence of the original understanding of the Constitution's protection of religious liberty. After all, it is reasonable to think that the States that ratified the First Amendment assumed that the meaning of the federal free exercise provision corresponded toshall infringe the laws of morality, or injure others, in their natural, civil, or religious rights." Md. Const., Declaration of Rights, Art. XXXIII in 4 Swindler 374 (emphasis added).
The religious liberty clause of the Georgia Constitution of 1777 stated:
"All persons whatever shall have the free exercise of their religion; provided it be not repugnant to the peace and safety of the State. " Ga. Const., Art. LVI, in 2 Swindler 449 (emphasis added).
In addition to these state provisions, the Northwest Ordinance of 1787which was enacted contemporaneously with the drafting of the Constitution and reenacted by the First Congressestablished a bill of rights for a territory that included what is now Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota. Article I of the Ordinance declared:
"No person, demeaning himself in
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Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., by Elaine R. Jones, Theodore M. Shaw, and Norman J. Chachkin; for the National Committee for Amish Religious Freedom by William Bentley Ball and Richard E. Connell; for the National Jewish Commission on Law and Public Affairs by Nathan Lewin, Mathew S. Nosanchuk, and Dennis Rapps; for the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States by John H. Beisner and Elizabeth S. Merritt; for the Prison Fellowship Ministries et al. by Michael Joseph Woodruff, Scott J. Ward, J. Matthew Szymanski, Stephen M. Clarke, and Isaac M. Jaroslawicz; and for the United States Catholic Conference et al. by Michael W. McConnell, Mark E. Chopko, and Jeffrey Hunter Moon.
Briefs of amici curiae were filed for the State of Texas by Dan Morales, enacted oath exemptions by 1789. Post, at 558 (emphasis added).
[4] The Court of General Sessions was a mayor's court, and the ruling in Phillips was made by DeWitt Clinton, the last mayor to preside over that court, which was subsequently reconstituted as the Court of Common Pleas. Clinton had never been a jurist, and indeed had never practiced law. Some years before Phillips, he was instrumental in removing the political disabilities of Catholics in New York. See 4 Dictionary of American Biography 221-222, 224 (1943).
[5] Indeed, the author of Simon's Executors could well have written Smith: "[C]onsiderations of policy address themselves with propriety to the legislature, and not to a magistrate whose course is prescribed not by discretion, but rules already established." 2 Pen. & W.,
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of the Commission's findings are unsupported, we reverse and remand for redetermination of DeLaughter's loss of wage earning capacity.
FACTS
Frank DeLaughter was employed by South Central Tractor Parts, a farm implements salvage dealer in Leland, Mississippi. He had worked for South Central since 1984 as a yardman and a stockman, tearing down old tractors and other equipment, steam cleaning parts, and placing them on storage racks. DeLaughter, who was thirty-five years old when he was injured, has only an eighth grade education and has worked always as a semi-skilled laborer.
On September 24, 1987, DeLaughter sustained a compensable injury to his back when he fell from a six-foot-high "bolder rack." He was treated and released at the Delta Medical Center, but sought further treatment from his family doctor for painin his right shoulder and both "flanks," the area his physician described as spanning "[l]aterally, between the rib cage and wings of the pelvis." He returned to work shortly thereafter.
Although he complained of back pain to his family and co-workers, DeLaughter continued working, often putting in considerable overtime, until April 2, 1988. After taking a two week vacation in March, 1988, DeLaughter returned to work for several days, and then, without notifying his supervisor, left.
In April, 1988, DeLaughter sought further treatment from doctors in Greenville and Jackson. Still complaining of back pain, DeLaughter then went to see Dr. Albert Azordegan, a Jackson neurosurgeon, on July 15, 1988. Dr. Azordegan prescribed medicine for pain and saw DeLaughter again on July 29 and August 8. The August evaluation revealed an
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reported the connection between HAV infection with 66 cases in the Netherlands at the beginning of 2010, and that semi-dried tomatoes in oil was the source of the outbreak. All the examined patients were infected by an identical HAV strain not previously detected in the Netherlands. In October 2009, semi-dried tomatoes originating from Turkey were identified as the source of several HAV outbreaks in Australia (more than 200 cases) and France (55 cases) ([@bb0255]). [@bb0285] described a foodborne outbreak of HAV in Denmark from October 2012 to April 2013. A case-control study identified frozen berries eaten in smoothies as the potential vehicle. In the following weeks, Finland, Norway, and Sweden also identified an increased number of HAV patients without travel history. Most cases reported having eaten frozen berriesdifferent kinds of shellfish, organized in 49 batches, were collected between March 2008 and February 2009 ([@bb0475]). Viral contamination was detected throughout the year in all shellfish species and in all collection areas, independently of classification of their harvesting areas. NoV was detected in 37% of the batches, followed by EV in 35%, and HAV in 33%. Overall, 69% of all analyzed batches were found to be contaminated by at least one of the studied viruses, while the simultaneous presence of two and three viruses was detected in 22% and 6% batches, respectively. The special problem was the fact that viruses were detected in six of the eight shellfish batches from the A-class harvesting areas (one NoV, three EV, and two HAV) ([@bb0475]). [@bb0215] examined the prevalence of
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I waited until after I was on my new employer's plan to fill prescriptions. If I had needed them during the lag, I could have paid full price and, again, submitted for reimbursement.
Have you ever used COBRA? Do you have other questions about COBRA? Ask or share your experience in the comments below! And stay put for Part II, how the heck you cancel COBRA…
Honey Smith has been reading GRS since at least 2008, right when she got her first “real†job and started getting serious about finances. She and her husband Jake are in their mid-30s and recently bought a home together. Currently, she manages graduate programs at a large state institution, and he is an attorney at a mid-sized firm.
Between them, they have paid off approximately30Synonyms found for ventilate
Word Origin & History
ventilate c.1440, "to blow away something" (of wind), from L. ventilatus, pp. of ventilare "to brandish, toss in the air, winnow, fan, agitate, set in motion," from ventulus "a breeze," dim. of ventus "wind" (see wind (n.)). Original notion is of cleaning grain by tossing it in the air and letting the wind blow away the chaff. Meaning "supply a room with fresh air" first recorded 1664 (implied in ventilation). Slang sense of "to shoot" (someone) is recorded from 1875.
Example Sentences for ventilate
They build roads, aqueducts, warm and ventilate houses.
The solar roof will simply help keep the car cool when it's parked by running a fan to ventilate the car.
A--You must dehumidify and ventilate the air in this space to eliminate this
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on people's mental health and wellbeing
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption Jayne Lutwyche said she had difficulty accessing mental health treatment with GPs
Jayne Lutwyche, from Cardiff, told BBC Wales about her two very different experiences of mental health treatment.
She said her first was when she was 18 years old and went to her GP with an eating disorder.
"I plucked up the courage to go to my GP and they really weren't very helpful at all. They weren't worried about my mental health," she said.
"The GP actually came out and said 'at least you're not cutting', which I think is just about the worst thing you could say."
She said her health deteriorated over the following weeks to the point where she attempted to take her ownGreece has been the perfect storm for the flaws of the eurozone and the vacuum of German leadership. Early in the crisis, the best course of action – the one I believe most likely to have preserved the core of the eurozone – would have been to admit the mistake of admitting Greece into the euro. From that recognition, Greece should have been eased out of the euro, while the German and French banks that were on the hook for losses could have been recapitalized. Finally, a massive firewall of monetary and fiscal support for Spain would have been announced.
But to achieve all this would have required a huge loss of face to the German voters – and a willingness to assume the burdens of leadership.
Instead, in the
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Partner and Producer at Mtown Films. She is an independent film producer, actress, writer, educator, dancer, and former talent manager for Los Angeles and New York. With her B.A., M.A., and her advanced Doctoral studies (ABD) toward her Ph.D. in English specializing Shakespeare at New York University, she has taught at New York University, The Cooper Union, and Clark University.
Jennifer was a Producer on a number of shorts including, BEYOND THE GRID, RADIAL BLUR, THE TEST, and recently MAYBE. . . NOW. She is a Producer for Mtown Films’ next feature film project, THE GROUNDSKEEPER and currently has feature film and TV/new media projects in development. Additionally, she plays the supporting role of Gloria Kendall in MAYBE...NOWaccident
which occurred on July 21, 1997. According to the police report filed the day after the accident, the driver of the vehicle
was Edwin Scott Dodds. Appellant served Edwin's father, Raymond Scott Dodds ("Raymond"), with citation on January
12, 1999. On January 21, 1999, Raymond filed his original answer, and on March 2 and 3, 1999, he responded to
appellant's discovery requests. In his responses, Raymond gave his full name, denied he was the operator of the vehicle,
and named Edwin as the proper party to the suit. On July 28, 1999, Raymond amended his answer and asserted that
appellant had sued the wrong party. On July 30, 1999, eight days after limitations expired, appellant served Edwin with
citation.
On August 11, 1999, Raymond filed a "no evidence" motion
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who can competently render an author's thoughts into the translator's own language, should certainly be able to adequately render, in his own language, any thoughts of his own. Translating (like analytic philosophy) compels precise analysis of language elements and of their usage. In 1946 the poet Ezra Pound, then at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, in Washington, D.C., advised a visitor, the 18-year-old beginning poet W.S. Merwin: "The work of translation is the best teacher you'll ever have." Merwin, translator-poet who took Pound's advice to heart, writes of translation as an "impossible, unfinishable" art.
Translators, including monks who spread Buddhist texts in East Asia, and the early modern European translators of the Bible, in the course of their work have shaped the very languages into which they have translated. They haveversion of the language—original texts, or old translations—may become difficult for modern readers to understand. Such a text may therefore be translated into more modern language, producing a "modern translation" (e.g., a "modern English translation" or "modernized translation").
Such modern rendering is applied either to literature from classical languages such as Latin or Greek, notably to the Bible (see "Modern English Bible translations"), or to literature from an earlier stage of the same language, as with the works of William Shakespeare (which are largely understandable by a modern audience, though with some difficulty) or with Geoffrey Chaucer's Middle-English Canterbury Tales (which is understandable to most modern readers only through heavy dependence on footnotes). In 2015, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival commissioned professional translation of the entire Shakespeare canon, including disputed
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player of the game
Kansas quarterback Todd Reesing bounced back from a subpar game against Missouri and threw for 227 yards and a touchdown against the country's second-ranked defense. Reesing also scored on a two-yard plunge. He was sacked four times but kept bouncing back. "I (had) pads on," Reesing said. "So it didn't hurt too bad."
Defensive player of the game
Aqib Talib garnered Orange Bowl MVP honors because of his 60-yard interception return for a touchdown. But we'll get kooky and give the award to KU defensive coordinator Bill Young, who came up with some brilliant blitz schemes that led to five sacks.
Play of the game
Trailing Virginia Tech seemed poised to tie the game when kicker Jud Dunlevy lined up for a 25-yard field goal in the third quarter.Kansas, though, came up big when Joe Mortensen came around the left end and blocked the kick. Mortensen, a linebacker, also had 5.5 tackles and a sack.
Noteworthy
KU receiver Marcus Henry finished the season with 1,014 receiving yards, becoming just the third player in school history to surpass the 1,000-yard barrier in a single season … Talib, Justin Thornton and Chris Harris all had interceptions for the Jayhawks … Former KU players Justin Hartwig and Adrian Jones – both of whom are on NFL rosters – attended the game … KU's 17 first-half points were the second most first-half points scored on Virginia Tech this season. LSU had 24 … Gale Sayers (Kansas) and Bruce Smith (Virginia Tech) served as honorary captains … ZZ Top provided the halftime entertainment.
Kansas
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corporate account while dishonoring checks presented by Imports. Furthermore, Imports alleges that FNBB further depleted Novedades' funds by requesting additional security from Novedades' shareholders and officials and opening an additional account to deposit Novedades' sale proceeds and pay some of Novedades' debts while other debts of Novedades went unsatisfied because of the lack of funds in Novedades' regular account. Plaintiffs allege that FNBB allowed Novedades resale profits to be "ripped away" from Imports by letting Novedades issue checks for the purchase of additional inventory goods.
Plaintiffs allege that FNBB acted maliciously and with specific intent to prejudice and defraud third party creditors of Novedades, or at the very least was negligent in managing Novedades' affairs to the detriment of Novedades' creditors. Plaintiffs' complaint lists the following causes of action:deliver whatever cash payments were necessary *84 to eliminate the deficit or to give FNBB additional collateral.[7]
Pursuant to the credit agreement Novedades opened two accounts with FNBBa corporate checking account and a depository account. The corporate checking account (account no. 1004959) was exclusively funded by loans disbursed by the bank under the line of credit; Novedades never deposited funds of its own in this account. The depository account (number no. 1004967) was used by Novedades to deposit the proceeds from the sale of its inventory, which collateralized the loans disbursed by FNBB to Novedades under the line of credit; this type of account is known as a factor's lien account. No checks were issued by Novedades against the depository account. Pursuant to the credit agreement, monies deposited in
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Anemone Holidays is a member of ABTA - Association of British Travel Agents No. W1038 and ATOL - Civil Aviation Authority No. 3577 The air holidays and flights on this website are ATOL Protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. ATOL protection extends primarily to customers who book and pay in the United Kingdom. Click on the ATOL logo if you want to know more. Our ATOL number is ATOL 3577.With the identification of a family cluster of novel coronavirus (NCoV) infections in the UK and a single new case in Saudi Arabia in February 2013, the number of confirmed NCoV infections has risen to 13, seven of which were fatal ([*WHO*](http://www.who.int/en/), 21 Feb 2013). The UK cluster appears to have originated from a man who recently travelled to Saudi Arabia, where NCoV was first isolated in September 2012. After two of the man\'s family members also fell ill, John Watson, the head of the UK\'s Health Protection Agency, said that such a cluster "suggests that person-to-person transmission occurred" but gave no reason for increased alarm, as indicated by an unchanged risk assessment from the WHO ([*Reuters*](http://uk.reuters.com/), 13 Feb 2013).
The ability of NCoV to spread between humans was
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before Democratic primaries to try disrupting those nominating races. "We do a little trolling," he said in Charlotte.
Mr Trump also is trying to get a head start on securing North Carolina's 15 Electoral College votes for what appears likely to be a close general election.
He was greeted at the Bojangles' Coliseum with a thunderous chant of "U-S-A!"
Read more
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Steve Bannon: Coronavirus is Trump's 'Churchill moment'Why Hydro
Hydropower is the nation’s most available, reliable, affordable and sustainable energy source. Requiring only the power of moving water – rivers, streams and ocean tides– hydropower is also domestic and sustainable. Free from a dependence on volatile fuel prices, much of the money invested in hydropower stays in America and expanding hydro capacity would create hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs.
Available
Hydropower is keeping the lights on in every region of the country. It is America’s largest source of clean electricity, accounting for 52 percent of all renewable energy generation in the United States, and with the right policies, it has significant room to grow.
Reliable
Hydropower has been a reliable source of power in the United States for over 100 years. That proven reliability benefits the national electric grid
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to develop a hydrotherapy system and centre to "improve dogs' wellbeing" in the Dregelypalank region.
Despite the fact that new offices built for the dog centre remained empty and overrun with weeds, the company behind the venture continued to receive EU funds for a different project.
2. Meanwhile in Austria, Tyrolean farmers pocketed £14,000 from the same EU fund to "increase farmers' emotional connection with the landscapes they cultivate".
The purpose of the scheme was to make the Austrian farmers "more aware of their emotional reactions to [the land] compared to their prevailing rational economic ones".
3. Four and a half million pounds has been spent on extra limousines for MEPs when the European parliament is sitting in France. This comes on top of a permanent fleet maintained in Belgium and underlinestheir hands on to make money is regarded as fair game.
This tale just proves that point.
Imagine how Pedro Fernandez reacted when he saw on the surveillance video, four men enter the warehouse of the Frusemur co-operative in Murcia, Spain where he is the technical manager. The men looked around, then drilled a hole in the side of each vat of oil and ran a pipe out of the building to tanks on trucks that were waiting in the yard. Almost 50,000 litres of extra virgin olive oil, worth an estimated $140,000, vanished on the night of 19 June.
This was not the first occasion that thieves have used this approach to steal oil. The same method was used each time. The thieves targeted small producers or co-operatives where the
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A minor girl aged 7, was recovered from a house in Gujranwala, after being severely tortured and bruised by the owner.
Fazeelat, who had been working in the house situated in Satellite Town for the past three years, was recovered by the Child Protection Bureau after neighbours complained that she was being tortured in the house.
The owner, who is called Qadir, has been held and a FIR has been registered against him under the child protection and labour law.
Apart from being tortured on a regular basis, Fazeelat was also prevented from contacting her parents, who had no idea that she was subject to such mistreatment.a database," said McKinsey analysts Brant Carson, Giulio Romanelli, Patricia Walsh, and Askhat Zhumaev in a research report. "With the right strategic approach, companies can start extracting value in the short term. Dominant players who can establish their blockchains as the market solutions should make big bets now."
Squire Mining Ltd. (OTCQB: SQRMF) is also listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the ticker (CSE: SQR). Earlier last month, the Company announced, "the appointments of two new Directors and the subsequent appointment of three accomplished executives to its leadership team. Given the recent successful milestones achieved by the Company, specifically related to progress with the development of Squire's next generation ASIC chip and mining rigs for Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin Core (BTC) and associated cryptocurrencies, the Board has undertaken
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to establish a market leading executive team to help evolve the Company from a research and development business to include an international sales and marketing group focused on launching our next generation Bitcoin mining rig to Squire's exclusive distribution partner, CoinGeek.com.
To undertake this next phase in corporate growth, both Taras Kulyk and Marco Strub have been appointed to the Board of Directors of the Company (the "Board").
Taras Kulyk has spent his career in venture capital, banking, and technology. Most recently, Mr. Kulyk led the CoinGeek Mining and Hardware team where he oversaw the development and growth of one of the largest crypto mining fleets globally. Before joining CoinGeek, Mr. Kulyk was part of Decentral's leadership team in Toronto, Canada. Prior to this, Mr. Kulyk spent three years ininvestment banking at CIBC World Markets and BMO Capital Markets in the resources sector, followed by two years with TD Securities with the Communications, Media and Technology team, where his coverage focus was on the Canadian tech and media sectors. He is a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School at York University where he received a Juris Doctor with a focus in Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law, and earned his MBA, with distinction, with a specialization in Finance and Strategic Management from the Schulich School of Business.
Marco Strub has over 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur and executive in the financial services and consulting sectors. Since March 2003, Mr. Strub has been the Principal and Chief Executive Officer of Sircon AG, a portfolio management company based
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games because of a right foot injury. He applied for and received a medical redshirt after the season.
During the 2004–05 season, Tucker started 30 out of 31 games. He led the Badgers in scoring with 15.2 points. He also averaged 6.1 rebounds. At the end of the 2006–07 regular season, Tucker was averaging 19.9 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists.
On February 10, 2007, Tucker reached the 2,000-point mark in his collegiate career in a game against Iowa. He was the second Wisconsin Badger to ever accomplish this. The first was Michael Finley.[2]
His collegiate career ended on March 18, 2007, when the Badgers lost to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels 74–68 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Tucker finished with 17 points on 4–11 shooting from the fieldand 8–13 from the line. He also had seven rebounds. He was named Big Ten Player of the Year and a NCAA 1st Team All-American, and also received the Lowe's Senior Class Award, in his final season.[4]
After appearing in two games for Phoenix, Tucker was assigned to the Suns' NBA Development League affiliate Albuquerque Thunderbirds on November 27, 2007.[5] His performances include a 25-point, 12-rebound effort in a 92–84 loss to Idaho on December 1,[6] 40 points (on 15-of-25 shooting, including 4-of-4 three-pointers) in a 109–102 win over Bakersfield on December 14,[7] and 32 points in a 100–97 victory over Anaheim on December 15.[8] Tucker was recalled by the Suns on December 18.[9][10]
On January 11, 2008, he was reassigned to Albuquerque,[11] and recalled ten days later.[12] His performances
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The present invention relates to an electro-optical device, a method of manufacturing the same, and an electronic instrument.
In an electro-optical device such as an electroluminescent panel, a region for forming a circuit is necessary. Since the electro-optical device includes an element which is easily affected by oxygen or water, a region for forming a sealing member for sealing the element is also necessary. Conventionally, since the region for forming a circuit and the region for attaching a sealing member are necessary, the size of the device is increased.the S1 resulted in this light being extinguished and a second, apparently random light presentation (S2). A correct nose-poke to S2 resulted in a reward. Within the apparently random stimulus light presentations, a predictable S1/S2 combination was embedded. Both lesion groups ("early" pre-acquisition and "late" post-acquisition lesions) demonstrated increased reaction times to S1, with the late-lesion group also recording reduced task accuracy when compared with the sham control group. The early-lesion group also demonstrated increased response latencies for the S2 stimuli during task acquisition, this was also true for task retention in the late-lesion group. No difference between the control group and early-lesion group was found for the S2 response accuracy during the acquisition period. After the lesioning of the late-lesion group, both lesion groups demonstrated reduced accuracy
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of the services it recommended upon discharge. "On February 26, 2018,
Oaks Integrated terminated [T.T.] from its program because she had not
scheduled or attended a therapy session in over ninety days." Between August
2018 and February 2019, T.T. was discharged from a parenting skills program,
individual counseling, and therapeutic visitation by Children's Home Society
due to lack of attendance.
Dr. Brandwein diagnosed T.T. with borderline personality disorder and
noted her history of substance abuse. He opined that T.T. "began showing signs
of Borderline Personality Disorder as a teenager including her suicide attempts
and psychiatric hospitalizations," and her "adult life has been characterized by
problems [in relationships] with her family and romantic partners, extreme
levels of rage, [and] a tendency towards impulsive behavior and impulsive
displays of emotion." He noted that Division records indicate“Officers noted that Abraham exhibited signs of intoxication during the investigation,” Elisabeth Albanese from the Beverly Hills Police Department told Radar at the time of her arrest.
She continued, “A male adult hotel security officer reported that he asked Abraham to leave the hotel after she refused to disengage from a verbal altercation with hotel guests. The security officer reported that Abraham struck him in the face with her forearm, grabbed his ear and pushed him in the face as he attempted to prevent her from re-entering the hotel.”
Are you surprised she completed community service and anger management classes? Sound off in the comments.
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Featured Post
This essay is a very belated response to a " part 1 " published in February 2015. The gist of that essay was a response to a corre...
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
MYTHCOMICS: "BEWARE OF POISON IVY" (BATMAN #181, 1966)
(NOTE: In my essay on one of Kanigher's WONDER WOMAN "null-mythic" stories, I mentioned that the author occasionally managed to put together some decent myth-tales in the pages of a title of his own creation, METAL MEN. I anticipate getting to one of these in the future. But if I had to name the Kanigher story that possesses the strongest mythicity, it would be the story in which he introduced Poison Ivy to the Batman mythos-- though it's been said that the new villainess was created in part because allegedlythe producers of the ABC Bat-teleseries requested more female characters in the comics franchise, and that both editor Julie Scwhartz and artist Carmine Infantino were involved in Ivy's conception.)
SUMMARY: As the story opens, there are three
super-villainesses—Dragon Fly, Silken Spider, and Tiger Moth; none of whom had appeared before this story—on the loose
in Gotham City.At a museum gathering
attended by Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, a fourth villainess, Poison Ivy,
appears and claims to be greater than the other three curvaceous crooks.Ivy flirts with Wayne before she flees the museum in the company of a cadre of henchmen. Wayne and Grayson don their crusader-guises and battle the henchmen while Ivy meditates about whether Wayne or Batman ought to be her next beloved.Ivy, having made her escape, sends out messages to both
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times!
Too bad they never last.
Especially for an urchin with a questionable past.
Ah, yes, these were the good times hope you liked them, little friend.
'Cause here is where the good times most decidedly must end.
Iago?
IAGO: Sir?
JAFAR: Oh, it's a thrill.
Oh, it's such fun.
To see another fellow's dreams.
Turn into nightmares, one by one.
It's such a lark.
It's such a joy.
To roll our sleeves up and humiliate the boy!
Oh, it's a kick.
Oh, it's a bash.
When we remove the fancy turban, and the neatly trimmed mustache, and now let's repossess the clothes.
IAGO: D'ya think we ought to?
JAFAR: Why be coy?
C'mon, let's do it!
BOTH: Let's humiliate the boy!
JAFAR: Once he was proud.
IAGO: Once he was proud.
JAFAR: Once he was fine.
IAGO: Once he was fine.
JAFAR: The very model of Arabian design.
But such is fate.
IAGO: TooTHOMPSON, Circuit Judges.
FARRIS, Circuit Judge:
BACKGROUND
1
Lana Abu-Sahyun is a severely handicapped student in the Palo Alto Unified School District. In 1985, the District decided to transfer Abu-Sahyun to a school better suited to her needs. After a hearing officer upheld the District's decision, Abu-Sahyun filed suit in the district court on June 13, 1986, seeking declaratory and injunctive relief under the Education of the Handicapped Act, 20 U.S.C. 1401 et seq. (1982). On June 19th, the parties settled the case. The District agreed not to transfer Abu-Sahyun to a different school, and to create a special day class for her at her current school. The settlement did not mention attorneys' fees; the parties did not discuss them; and, at the time
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used to more accurately evaluate remaining strength, removing significant risk for the utility.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The author thanks Dr. Kris Deuar for his assistance during these pilots and Troy M. Doyle of ONE Management Consulting Services, Dr. Deuar's North American representative.
H. Stewart Martin ([email protected]) began working at Georgia Power in 1968 as a cooperative student in distribution planning. After earning his BSME degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology, he held the positions of distribution engineer, operating supervisor for T&D construction and maintenance crews, engineering supervisor, staff engineer (primarily in metering), operating superintendent and power delivery manager, network distribution. In 1997, he returned to corporate distribution as the reliability project manager. He is now project manager, asset management. Martin is passionate about specifying the types of maintenance programs carried outCommunicating with music
Lois Alcosser
Published
9:09 am EST, Sunday, March 6, 2016
Robert Codio (pronounced Ro-bear) the new music specialist at The Greens at Cannondale, in Wilton, brings his performance and therapeutic skills, as well as an endearing personality to Greens residents and their families. He recently replaced the very popular Pat Spencer, who has moved to Abu Dhabi to join his wife, who is now teaching English there.
Music has always been essential at this assisted living residence. “Long before research proved that music stimulates the memory, increases energy and decreases agitation , we observed that familiar songs awaken the unconscious. People who may rarely speak will start singing the words when they hear a favorite tune,” said Sue Herbst, director of the Evergreen Program, a full-time residence for men and
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to reach the twelfth year with more violent language."
In an article entitled "Schools Funded by Saudi Arabia Teach Religious Hatred", Caroline Davis and Gray Baton wrote on February 6 of 2007 for the "Daily Telegraph" on the schools based in the United Kingdom. Citing "Professor of English in the King Fahed's Academy in Acton, West London, Collin Kook, 62 years: the scholastic books used by students at the academy describe Jews as "misshapen" monkeys, and the Christians as "pigs". According to him, students were asked to "mention some of the characteristics of misshaping Jews."
In the same article, "American Rights Group Freedom House highlighted some scholastic books in its report of 2006, in which it described (the Saudi curricula of hatred) quoting some book that orients students to announcefighting against infidels to spread the belief."
Such texts explain how 19 Saudis would participate in the September 11 attacks of 2001 which targeted civilians, in addition to many other crimes committed in the Muslim world by the Takfiris against non-Muslim minorities just like the crimes that slaughtered Muslims.
Also under the title of "loyalty and repudiation", in the course of "Tawhid" for the third secondary class of the year (2013-2014) page 107, it is allowed to be loyal to "the infidels" only in the cases of fear, obligation, weakness and force, while keeping hatred and hiding it.
As such points stress the idea of keeping animosity against the infidels (the Muslims who are judged as infidels, Christians and Jews who follow divine religions), this allows the ruler or the king
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enter Oxford University and the very first to get a First in History. Wallach describes her at 20 as "a snob, a bluestocking, a woman with an attitude". Bell wanted to marry a penniless minor aristocrat, Henry Cadogan, but her father would not give his consent; Cadogan later drowned in an accident, leaving her distraught. After that she devoted her life to desert travel, for which she was well fitted, being clever, courageous and a talented linguist. She was a skilled mountaineer who scaled many of the Alpine peaks - there was a close brush with death on the Finnsterarhorn glacier in 1902 - and then in rapid succession she explored Jerusalem, Petra, Palmyra, Syria and the Druze country. Her most significant journey, in 1913-14, was a longtrek to Hayil in the heart of what is now Saudi Arabia. Though warned not to go both by the British and the Turkish authorities, she cleverly sought out the powerful sheikhs of the Howeitat and secured their protection. After crossing the Nefud to Hayil, she was held prisoner for a fortnight by the third most powerful ruler in Arabia, ibn Rashid (the "big two" were the Hashemite Sharif Hussein and ibn Saud).
With six long desert odysseys behind her, having also translated the poet Hafiz and published her little classic The Desert and the Sown, Bell knew more about certain aspects of Arabia than any other westerner.When the British prodded the desert Arabs into revolt against the Turks in 1916, she was eagerly sought out for her expert
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was convicted of unlawful possession of a controlled substance that occurred on July 5, 2001. The court sentenced him to four months of confinement and one year of community custody.
Community custody is the part of an offender's sentence that is "served in the community subject to controls placed on the offender's movement and activities by the department [of corrections]." RCW 9.94A.030(5). Community placement is:
that period during which the offender is subject to the conditions of community custody and/or postrelease supervision, which begins either upon completion of the term of confinement (postrelease supervision) or at such time as the offender is transferred to community custody in lieu of earned *703 release. Community placement may consist of entirely community custody, entirely postrelease supervision, or a combination of the two.
RCW 9.94A.030(7).Ian Redmond’s Firghtful Friday Movie Reveiw
Every Friday I will be doing a horror movie review to help celebrate the scariest month of the year! This weeks frightful feature is Tobe Hooper's 1974 cult classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Directed and Produced by Toby Hooper, Texas Chainsaw Massacre is about a group of friends who travel to the countryside of Texas due to reports of their grandfather's grave being robbed and get hunted down by a family of homicidal grave robbing cannibals. The main character of the family and the face of the franchise is Leatherface, a chainsaw wielding skin wearing psychopath. The film was based off Wisconsin's own Ed Gein and a cannibal family in Texas.
This was one of the first horror movies I ever watched growing up and as
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and all other persons similarly situated, Plaintiffs-Appellants,RAISHAWN MORRIS, Appellant,CHARLES BATTISTE, on behalf of himself and all other persons similarly situated; WAYNE LEWIS, on behalf of himself and all other persons similarly situated; MICHAEL CHRISTIAN, on behalf of themselves and all other persons similarly situated; MAJOR BARNETT, on behalf of himself and all other persons similarly situated, Plaintiffs,v.CITY OF ONEONTA, NEW YORK; POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF ONEONTA, NEW YORK; JOHN J. DONADIO, Chief of Police of the City of Oneonta, in his individual and official capacities; JOSEPH REDMOND, Oneonta Police Officer, in his individual and official capacities; WILLIAM M. DAVIS, Oneonta Police Officer, in his individual and official capacities; X. OLSEN, Oneonta Police Officer, in his individual and official capacities; ANONYMOUS OFFICERSAND INVESTIGATORS OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF ONEONTA, in their individual and official capacities; THE STATE OF NEW YORK; STATEUNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK; STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, COLLEGE AT ONEONTA ("SUCO"); NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF STATE POLICE; H. KARL CHANDLER, New York State Police Investigator, in his individual and official capacities; ROBERT FARRAND, New York State Police Troop C Commander, in his individual and official capacities; GEORGE CLUM, New York State Police Investigator, in his individual and official capacities; KEVIN MORE, New York State Police Investigator, in his individual and official capacities; JOHN WAY, New York State Police Investigator, in his official capacities; MARK KIMBALL, New York State Trooper, in his individual and official capacities; KENNETH GRANT, New York State Trooper, in his
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individual and official capacities; NEW YORK STATE TROOPER FARRAGO, in his individual and official capacities; ANONYMOUS STATE POLICE OFFICIALS AND INVESTIGATORS, in their individual and official capacities; SUCO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY; MERRITT HUNT, SUCO Department of Public Safety Officer, in his individual and official capacities; TIM JACKSON, SUCO Department of Public Safety Officer, in his individual and official capacities; JOHN EDMONDSON, SUCO Department of Public Safety Officer, in his individual and official capacities; HARTMARK LEIF, in his individual and official capacities; ERIC WILSON, in his individual and official capacities; CARL SHEDLOCK, Oneonta Police Officer, in his individual and official capacities; ANONYMOUS PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS, in their individual and official capacities; ANONYMOUS SUCO COMPUTER EMPLOYEES, in their individual and official capacities; SEAN RALPH, Otsego County Sheriff's Deputy; CHRISand WALKER, Circuit Judges, and GOLDBERG,* Judge.
JOHN M. WALKER, Circuit Judge:
1
Plaintiffs-appellants, black residents of Oneonta, New York, appeal from the September 9, 1998 judgment of the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York (Thomas J. McAvoy, Chief Judge). Plaintiffs' claims arise from their interactions with police authorities during an investigation conducted by the New York State and Oneonta Police Departments based on a victim's description of a suspect that consisted primarily of the suspect's race. Plaintiffs asserted claims under 42 U.S.C. 1983 alleging violations of the Equal Protection Clause and the Fourth Amendment, claims under 42 U.S.C. 1981, 1985(3) and 1986, and other related federal and state causes of action. The district court granted summary judgment for defendants on some of plaintiffs'
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broke into a house just outside Oneonta and attacked a seventy-seven-year-old woman. The woman told the police who responded to the scene that she could not identify her assailant's face, but that he was wielding a knife; that he was a black man, based on her view of his hand and forearm; and that he was young, because of the speed with which he crossed her room. She also told the police that, as they struggled, the suspect had cut himself on the hand with the knife. A police canine unit tracked the assailant's scent from the scene of the crime toward the SUCO campus, but lost the trail after several hundred yards.
6
The police immediately contacted SUCO and requested a list of its black male students. An officialThe encounter was brief in duration, and the police officer only looked at Champen's hands.
33
Jean Cantave avers that he was driving in Oneonta when he was pulled over by a police car with a siren and flashing lights. Cantave was ordered out of the car and instructed to place his hands on top of the car. The Supreme Court has stated that the "[t]emporary detention of individuals during the stop of an automobile by the police, even if only for a brief period and for a limited purpose, constitutes a 'seizure' of 'persons'" under the Fourth Amendment. Whren v. United States, 517 U.S. 806, 809 (1996). Under Whren, we have no doubt that Cantave was seized, and accordingly we vacate the summary judgment for defendants on Cantave's claim.
34
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Brown's affidavit states that three police officers stopped him on the street. The police officers questioned him about whether he was a student and where he had been. They asked for his identification card, passed it around, and returned it to Brown. At one point, the officers "formed a circle around" Brown. When Brown asked if he had permission to leave, they told him that he was free to go. One officer then asked him to come back and asked to see Brown's hands. Although there were several officers present, none of them had physical contact with Brown, and the officers explicitly told Brown that he was free to leave. While it is a closer case then some, we agree with the district court that no seizure occurred,violations involving transfer of nuclear, other (weapons of mass destruction)-related or ballistic missile items. But they did report several other violations including illicit sales of arms and related materiel and luxury goods," the report states.
The Security Council imposed harsh sanctions on the North following the nation's 2006 and 2009 nuclear tests. The measures prohibit Pyongyang from engaging in any weapons dealings with the international community and also are intended to curb its access to the luxury goods market.
Council member China, as it has done in the past, might block release of the report on its longtime ally, sources told Reuters. The latest report cites China as a midshipment point for illegal North Korean arms (see GSN, May 18, 2011).
"Although the (sanctions) have not caused the D.P.R.K. to halt
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WESTON - Hmong singer Maa Vue signed her first record contract five years ago with California-based Yellow Diamond Records.
Now she's running the company.
Yellow Diamond Records announced Monday that Vue of Weston has been named president.
"Since Maa joined us in 2013 as an artist, she has also contributed her professionalism on organization, communication and leadership towards the company," Tre Xiong, the chief executive officer of the company, said in a press release. "Maa's talent and her passion helped build this foundation (and) has really impressed me and I could not be more pleased about her appointment."
Yellow Diamond Records currently has seven artists signed to its label, all young Hmong people, four men and three women. The company's mission in part is to promote emerging artists of various genres, releasemusic, organize tours and preserve the Hmong language through music.
For Vue, the promotion is a dream come true. The 28-year-old singer/songwriter has been performing for audiences since she was a young teen in middle school while growing up in Green Bay. But she also was ambitious, yearning to become more involved in the business and organization of the music company.
She and Xiong mapped out a plan for her to become a bigger part of Yellow Diamond Records, Vue said, "but I didn't expect this to happen so soon."
Vue has released two albums and is currently working on a third.
As president, Vue also will be responsible for the small recording company's marketing, financial reports, coordinating events and mentoring artists.
Her main goal, Vue said, is to grow the label's stable
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is the
Managing Director of M&JB Investment Company, Inc. (M&JB), an international management consulting firm located in Palm Harbor.
A seasoned writer, Tim's works have appeared in management and computing publications all over
the world. His book, "The IRM Revolution: Blueprint for the 21st Century" made the Top 10 list
of management books in Japan. His recent eBook,
"THE BRYCE IS RIGHT!
Empowering Managers in today's Corporate Culture," has also received critical acclaim.
Tim's blogs and podcasts are read and listened to by thousands.the doctrine of sudden emergency. To answer this question, we must consider the evidence in the light most favorable to defendant.
There was evidence "(i)t was kindly dusky, not just black dark, but it was dusky." The tractor-trailer "had its lights on." The evidence is silent as to whether the lights of the Cadillac were burning.
Smith's testimony, when considered in the light most favorable to defendant, tends to show: The tractor-trailer was traveling on its right side of #74. The brakes "were working fine." The headlights were on and working. The windshield wipers "were running." When four car-lengths away, Smith first noticed a car, stopped in front of him, when the operator "turned his lights on all of a sudden." The tractor-trailer was traveling 20-25 miles an hour. When
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TEHRAN Over the past year, conservatives here have often fulminated against the role played by Iranian exiles, who helped organize protests against the disputed 2009 presidential election across the globe.
But last week, the Iranian government paid for several hundred “highly placed” Iranians living abroad to come back for a three-day, all-expenses-paid trip. They were invited as part of a high-profile effort to repair Iran’s pariah image, win over some of the expatriates and, not least, draw some much-needed foreign capital to Iran’s troubled economy.
The guests were treated to a musical performance, a fawning speech by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad complete with oddly inappropriate wisecracks and a trip to the tourist destination of their choice.
The event did not exactly go as planned.
The gathering, officially known as theaccessories.- Live music will also be a part of the day's events, with local reggae band Irations playing at noon.
An autographed copy of cannabis author Jack Herer';s book, The Emperor Wears No Clothes, will also be a prize for the raffle, Vazquez said. Second-year computer engineering major and NORML member Ethan Kravitz said the book is a coveted prize.
"It's the best book about hemp and cannabis ever," Kravitz said.
Aside from activities and games, NORML will be presenting informational displays about its campaign topics, ranging from medical marijuana to the United States' "War on Drugs." Although NORML will celebrate cannabis culture, such as the use of hemp, Vazquez said the organization's endorsement is not necessarily taboo.
"The only cannabis at the carnival will be hemp," said Vazquez, who is also
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Pagon, Z., Volker, J.,into production in 2008 and is brewed on contract by Stevens Point Brewery, needed a new marketing approach, Lakemaid President Jack Supple said. He's also a partner in Minneapolis ad agency Pocket Hercules, which owns the brand.
"It's the Super Bowl time of year and we're getting run over by Clydesdales, so we thought we needed to do something," he said in a Friday interview with the Stevens Point (Wis.) Journal. "I saw the Amazon video on 60 Minutes and I thought, 'That's not going to happen. You're going to order some new shoes and they're going to fly it to you?' "
Supple swiped online retailer Amazon's idea and applied it to his brew with a twist.
Who likes beer more than ice fishermen? What other place can rival a
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frozen lake for vast, open space with nothing for a drone to crash into? What better way to gin up some publicity than to offer ice-cold beer, delivered to your ice shack by battery-powered, camera-guided, remote-control airships?
But when FAA officials saw the YouTube video, which has more than 130,000 views, it shot the idea out of the sky.
"(The FAA) sent me a very big, 87-page (document) called the Integration of Civil Unmanned Systems in the National Airspace System Roadmap," which outlines regulations related to the commercial use of drones, he said.
In short, the regulations appear to forbid drone deliveries for the time being. FAA spokesman Les Door said the agency's prime concern with unmanned drones is public safety in the air and on the ground, but a caseRemembering the Spencer Repeating Rifle and the Campaign of Chickamauga
Sep 20, 2018
By: Friedrich Seiltgen
For three days in late September 1863, the Battle of Chickamauga raged on in Tennessee and Georgia.
After the smoke cleared, the Confederate forces emerged victorious. With fresh losses by the Confederates at Gettysburg and Vicksburg, the victory at Chickamauga was a much-needed turn-around for the South. It was the largest Confederate victory in the west, and the second bloodiest battle of the Civil War, costing the Union 16,170 men and the Confederacy 18,454 soldiers.
While Chickamauga was a victory, Confederate General Braxton Bragg’s hesitation to continue the attack allowed the Union forces to retreat to Chattanooga and regroup. There they were reinforced by General Ulysses S. Grant and would score a victory in November, turning Chickamauga
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particularly those at the primary school level, to Helene J. Uchida by e-mail at jn-edu@yomiuri.com or fax at (03) 3217-9820. Questions should preferably be written in English, accompanied by your name, occupation and the area in which you live.
Uchida is the director of Little America, a Fukuoka-based company for training teachers of English.
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Sent to the South Chine Morning Post, June 28, 2014.
I have participated in the Great Native Speaker Teacher debate in the South China Morning Post (letters by Vaughen Rapatahana, June 11, Michael Shaw, June 17, my letter, June 23, Regina Ip, June 27).
Missing from all of these letters, including mine, is any mention of the biggest factor in helping students develop to high levels of English proficiency: self-selected pleasure reading. Those who readstudents finish school.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Strengthening school libraries is an easy and inexpensive way to improve school performance ("CPS board warned of drought of librarians," June 26.)
There is enormous evidence that self-selected pleasure reading is the source of much of our literacy development: Those who read more read better, write better, spell better, have larger vocabularies, and better grammar.
Most students in CPS live in poverty. Students who live in poverty are "behind" in reading because they have few books in their homes, live in neighborhoods with few bookstores and few good public libraries. Their only sure source of books is the school library.
The importance of the school has been confirmed in study after study: Better school libraries with credentialed libraries mean higher reading scores. In our recent study,
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reading and writing tests.
Essays are also the hardest part of language exams to grade, requiring consultation among graders and a great deal of tedious work.
Stephen Krashen
original article: http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2014/06/13/2003592660/1
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Submitted to the Southtown Star (Chicago)
Graphic novels and real literature: A comment on classic literature in comic form
Using graphic novels to present classic literature ("Vickroy: Classic literature in comic form has broader reach, teachers say," June 11) is similar to the classic comics movement, popular during the "golden age" comics in the 1940's and 1950's. Classic comics were more acceptable to parents and teachers, but studies done at this time revealed that students were not nearly as enthusiastic. In one study, seventh graders rated ninth of 15 comic types in popularity, and when students are simply asked what"Key to student success lies in the home" (June 11) is going
viral, as they say these days.It is a
clear statement of the insanity gripping education, and points clearly to the
most important issues: Poverty and parent-child relationships.
A great
of evidence supports Mr. de Vinck's argument: Study after study confirms that
middle-class American children in well-funded schools outperform nearly every
country in the world on international tests: As de Vinck states, the problem is
not teachers, unions, or lack of technology, it is poverty.Poverty means insufficent nutrition, lack of
health care, and lack of access to books, all of which are associated with poor
school performance.It is also likely
that poverty and the stress it places on parents contributes to what Mr. de
Vinck calls "chaos in the home."
The
billions we are cheerfully spending on "rigorous" standards and
massive testing
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supported by a NARSAD Young Investigator Award. The funders had no role in the study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.
[^1]: **¤a:** Current address: Department of Pharmacology, University of California Davis, Davis, California, United States of America
[^2]: **¤b:** Current address: Department of Molecular Biology, Genentech, South San Francisco, California, United States of America
[^3]: **¤c:** Current address: Department of Psychiatry, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
[^4]: **¤d:** Current address: College of Natural Sciences, Section of Neurobiology, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, United States of America
[^5]: **¤e:** Current address: Bioinformatics Division, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Parkville, Australia
[^6]: Conceived and designed the experiments: DJS TPS JFM EIEI ASP SLM. Performed the experiments: DJS DC AMA MSB JLplayers could create their own custom decals and submit them for use. Higby answered that Player Studio would, in fact, allow for such customization.
"The idea of players being able to create their own decals to use for their Outfit is definitely a piece of Player Studio," said Higby. "User-generated content is just something we want to do broadly. When you're making MMO games, giving players more ways that they can 'own' the game is really key. It's really important and something that we, as a company, have been driving towards for a long time."
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rights or claims he had under Title VII. Similarly,
it should be clear to the court from the written agreement
that Torres released all rights or claims under the Act.
Oxholm, in his affidavit in support of the motion for
attorney fees, represents that he not only graduated from
Harvard Law School cum laude, but that his "extensive
activities on behalf of pro bono legal services" have earned
for him various honors, including the Pro Bono Publico
Award of the American Bar Association. He also claims
"extensive experience in the preparation, trial and
management of significant business litigation including the
civil rights cases in this Court." Furthermore, Oxholm also
asserts in his affidavit that since he left the City Solicitor's
Office in 1989 to join Connolly Epstein, he was"the only
attorney representing the City [Philadelphia] and all of its
officials in the threedozen civil rights cases arising out of
the City's confrontation with MOVE (In re City of
Philadelphia Litigation)."
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Oxholm also avers that he sought the assistance of his
partner, William H. Ewing, who had graduated first in his
class at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, in
developing the legal arguments made on behalf of Torres
and that Ewing also serves as co-chair of the Connolly
Epstein Employment Law Department. Tanenbaum is a
1992 summa cum laude graduate of Temple University Law
School, where he ranked first in his class and was editor-
in-chief of the Temple Law Review. There can be no
misunderstanding on the part of these
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Converting Middle Earth
The Tales of Middle Earth
Will Whitfoot was the Mayor of Michel Delving at the time of the War of the Ring. He was said to be the fattest hobbit in the Westfarthing. On one occasion the roof of the Town Hole collapsed, covering Will in chalk and earning him the nickname 'Flourdumpling'.
Soon after Frodo Baggins left Bag End, Lotho Sackville-Baggins began buying properties in the Southfarthing. With the aid of Ruffians in the pay of Saruman, Lotho quickly took control of the Shire. When Will went to Bag End to protest, he was seized by the Ruffians and locked up. He spent nearly a year in imprisonment, until he was released after the Scouring of the Shire. He spent several months recovering, during which time FrodoMexico's army and federal police were recently deployed to the Mexican state of Michoacan to deal with the ongoing battle between the Knights Templar drug cartel and vigilante groups known as "autodefensas".
Formed in February 2013 as a response to the state's unwillingness and inability to safeguard its people, these self-defense forces have succeeded in "liberating" a number of areas from cartel control, and have refused to comply with orders to disarm.
According to an AP report titled "Mexico Gov't Faces Vigilante Monster It Created", the US State Department "said that the warring between vigilantes and the cartel is 'incredibly worrisome' and [that it is] 'unclear if any of those actors have the community's best interests at heart'".
This is a curious assessment coming from an entity that prefers to showcase
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Mind - This theory is probably completely bogus, but finding information on Masahiko Yoshimura is a real pain in the arse.
As many more hardcore fans are probably aware, the composer of Shining in the Darkness and Shining Force - Masahiko Yoshimura - has those two titles only under their belt.
This seems a bit unusual, especially considering the Shining Force soundtrack in particular is fairly popular and high quality.
I decided to go sniffing about, and came about the fact that the man Masahiko Yoshimura and Motoaki Takenouchi - the latter being the composer for many of the later Shining games, and having a huge broader discography, both started developing games music around the same time. Yoshimura with Shining in the Darkness releasing around March, 1991, and Takenouchi's Jewel MasterMedlen strains forearm in Braves' loss to Mets
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) -- Braves pitcher Kris Medlen left in the fourth inning with a strained forearm, and the New York Mets went on to beat Atlanta 8-2 on Sunday.
The Mets scored seven unearned runs in the eighth inning to break open a tie game. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was in attendance with his family while on vacation.
While facing Matt Clark with two outs, Medlen threw an off-speed pitch, grabbed his right elbow and turned his back to home plate. He then removed himself from the game.
Medlen, picked to start on opening day, was examined by Mets physician Dr. Struan Coleman and diagnosed with a right forearm strain pending an evaluation back at the Braves' complex on Monday.
Medlen
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had good stuff through three innings.
"He was executing pitches, and the next thing you know -- I don't know what he grabbed -- but I knew it was his arm. It's never a good sign, never a good feeling, to be out there and see a pitcher walk off the mound like that," Gattis said. "On the last pitch, he just threw a yanked changeup -- I've never seen that -- and immediately there was a problem. ... He was throwing good pitches, and then it was just an out-of-the-blue kind of thing."
STARTING TIME
Mets: Though his numbers were solid in his second start this spring, New York right-hander Zack Wheeler wasn't happy with his effort.
Wheeler tossed three scoreless innings and gave up three hits, striking out three andwalking one. Still, he said: "I'd like to forget what I did out there."
Wheeler, who grew up near Atlanta, said he experimented against the Braves and tried a few different things, such as throwing changeups to right-handed batters.
"Today was really just about going out there and working on some stuff, just because you face those guys tons during the season. I was trying to work on my changeup some today, and I was a little erratic," he said.
TRAINER'S ROOM
Braves: Gonzalez said Mike Minor, recovering from a urinary tract procedure on Dec. 31, continues to make progress and might be ready for the start of the season.
"It would be close," Gonzalez said. "We could bump him into the back (of the rotation)."
Mets: First basemen Ike Davis (calf) and Lucas
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"am I the Avatar?"
"Not likely. You said the current Avatar is still alive. And that's another issue I'd like to bring up with you, because I would very much like to meet…"
"Linus?" Nourma interrupted. "Have there ever been any evil Avatars?"
He saw the tears welling in her eyes, and the fear behind them, and tried to console Nourma with objective, rational history. "No. There was a line called the Pale Avatars who were more 'bad' than usual, but this was more a product of their upbringing and not any inherent…" He trailed off when he saw Nourma hunched over, looking into the distance. Linus was silent.
They watched the clouds roll off the snowy peak overlooking the city. After a few minutes Linus spoke up. "Nourma," he began, "Idon't know if you are the Avatar. But I do know…"
The harsh noise of a clanging gong rang out, disturbing the calm air. Nourma stood up automatically, forgetting Linus, and started down off the roof. The gong called all the students to the central courtyard in cases of emergency. During Nourma's time at the Academy, she had joined the assembly in the courtyard five times: two times for Airbender missions (which Nourma was not invited to), two times for fire drills, and once because a rebellious student had decided to pull a prank in the middle of the freezing night.
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Round his neck was the chain with the Blue Argosy cut in turquoise, which he wore as Grand Master of the Grocers. The whole shop had the sombre and sumptuous look of its owner. The wares were displayed as prominently as in the old days, but they were now blended and arranged with a sense of tint and grouping, too often neglected by the dim grocers of those forgotten days. The wares were shown plainly, but shown not so much as an old grocer would have shown his stock, but rather as an educated virtuoso would have shown his treasures...” After Quin has eyes all this thoughtfully, he turns to the Grocer himself, who tells him:“‘I thought nothing of being a grocer then,’ he said. ‘Isn’t that oddShare this article
The Portuguese forward scored a hat-trick to reach seven league goals in his last four matches, turning his form around after a troubled start to the season.
Ronaldo netted four goals in his first 14 league matches, his poor form one of the reasons Barcelona were able to leave Madrid in the wake during the first half of the season.
'We are happy (with Ronaldo),' Zidane told reporters. 'On Friday they asked me if I was worried about him not scoring goals and he scored three.'
The Portuguese forward scored a perfect hat-trick after scoring with his head and both feet
Ronaldo rounded Sociedad keeper Geronimo Rulli to score his third and Madrid's fifth
Last season Ronaldo converted into a centre-forward in a classic No 9 mould from his previous role
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Weinstein scandal in order to shield the actions of the network's own alleged sexual predator, Matt Lauer, from scrutiny.
CNN PANEL SHOWERS PELOSI WITH PRAISE FOLLOWING IMPEACHMENT VOTES: 'PITCH PERFECT'
There has been speculation that the ABC News scandal, which faced a shocking widespread media blackout, received no coverage on CNN because Project Veritas previously targeted the cable network just weeks prior, exposing what it called the "bias" of CNN President Jeff Zucker and the sexual misconduct allegations of a high-ranking CNN producer, who announced his abrupt departure from the network earlier this month after 20 years of employment.
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Topping Stelter's list of the so-called "top" media stories of the year was the "war on truth" and the Trump administration's "assault on facts." Stelterspecifically pointed to "Sharpiegate" during the fallout of Hurricane Dorian and the repeated claims of Ukraine's interference in the 2016 election as examples.
Also on the list were Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' blackmailing claims against the National Enquirer, the "fall of local news" and the decline of small newspapers, the "Hollywood streaming wars" with the emergence of Apple TV+, Disney+, and the upcoming HBOMax, the media impact of President Trump's impeachment, and the spread of misinformation on social media.
Fox News' Brian Flood contributed to this report.
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the longtime House member whom Ocasio-Cortez defeated in a Democratic primary last year.
King also argued that the New York state legislature was to blame for Amazon's decision to scrap plans for new offices in New York, which it announced on Thursday.
“The Democrats now control everything. If the Republicans controlled the state Senate, this would not have happened. And the fact is, that is where it was really killed," he said.
Amazon announced Thursday that it would no longer be putting part of its second headquarters in New York after opposition from local and national activists and progressive groups.
Ocasio-Cortez celebrated the decision Thursday.
"Today was the day a group of dedicated, everyday New Yorkers & their neighbors defeated Amazon’s corporate greed, its worker exploitation, and the power of the richest manin the world," she tweeted.
Anything is possible: today was the day a group of dedicated, everyday New Yorkers & their neighbors defeated Amazon’s corporate greed, its worker exploitation, and the power of the richest man in the world. https://t.co/nyvm5vtH9k — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) February 14, 2019
King added in his interview over the weekend that he hopes New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) will "stand up" to progressive politicians from his party in the wake of the Amazon decision.
"He’s got to tell the progressive left that they cannot take over his party," he said.
King tweeted similar sentiments Friday.
"Clear lesson from @Amazon disaster: Time for New York Gov’t leaders to speak out and make it clear that radical progressives will not control decisions affecting future of NY," he wrote. "Real
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explain how members of trade organizations and off-roaders came together at a Christian-right conference to create "a unified platform aimed to 'destroy environmentalism.' "
This movement, the authors argue, marked the creation of the specious dichotomy of environment versus economy as well as an early example of astroturfing — when you present an organization funded and defined by corporate interests as supposedly grassroots. The "grassroots" Wise-Use movement counted none other than President of the United States Ronald Reagan among its supporters.
The Wise Use movement claimed to fight distant urban elite environmentalists on behalf of everyday rural residents. In reality, the movement itself was closely tied to and funded by urban elites and their corporations, and the movement served the business interests of these institutions. Coalescing under the auspices ofthe US climate countermovement. Years noted in parenthesis after each organization's name denotes the year of formation.
One of note is the now discredited Heartland Institute, which saw a large spike in coverage during the summer of 2012. The research attributes the surge to a disastrous billboard comparing people who accept climate change to the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski. This event shattered what credibility Heartland had; its corporate sponsors and board members promptly fled the group, rescinding funding and crippling its reputation in the process.
One of the groups that has held on to some credibility is the CATO Institute. This libertarian group focuses on free-market capitalism and is generally opposed to environmental regulations (as well as most other regulations).
As the authors examine some of the psychological aspects of these contrarian
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A blog devoted to documenting racism as it occursand how society wages war against it.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Glenn Spencer, More Hateful by the Day, Drones On
Glenn Spencer, who heads the hate groups American Patrol and American Border Patrol, loves showing off the high-tech gizmos he uses to track “illegal aliens.” Last April, Spencer set up remote control Internet cameras controlled from his home along the Mexican border in southeastern Arizona — “Operation Virtual Vigilance,” in the paramilitary parlance Spencer favors. At the time, he promised he would start sending unmanned aerial drones into the air to monitor border fence construction.
On Thursday, Spencer will trot out the results of his drone project, or what he calls Operation B.E.E.F. (Border Enforcement Evaluation First), at the National Press Club in Washington,room employees, represented by the plaintiff, ("the Union"), were subject to a job security agreement which provided for arbitration of the question of the proper number of composing room employees to be laid off as a result of the termination of publication of the Daily News. In accordance with the contract, Field and the Union did submit this issue to binding arbitration. Prior to the issuance of the award on the layoff issue, Field was faced with the dilemma of managing its operation with a large number of employees rendered unnecessary as a result of the demise of the Daily News. Field elected to "furlough" approximately 60 composing room employees by giving them time off from work with full benefits.
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Image copyright Internet Image caption The ad for plastic surgery featured Heidi Yeh with three children whose images were altered
A Taiwanese model who featured in an advert for plastic surgery is threatening to sue the clinic and advertising agency, after the ad became a popular internet meme. She told the BBC's Cindy Sui in Taipei how she believes losing control of her own image ruined her life.
"I've broken down many times crying and I haven't been able to sleep," says Heidi Yeh, as she struggles to fight back tears.
"The biggest loss for me is I don't want to be a model anymore.
"Just because I'm a model, people can hurt me like this and I can't fight back. I just want to hide."
'You can't hide it forever'
Her "nightmare" beganmagazines, by that clinic only.
But JWT later allowed another plastic surgery clinic, Simple Beauty, to use it on its website; it also put the image on JWT's Facebook page.
Before long, the photo made its way across the internet, with a new caption: "Plastic surgery - you can't hide it forever."
'People thought it was real'
Then in 2012, a Chinese tabloid attached it to a fake story - which first emerged in 2004 - about a husband from Heilongjiang who sued his wife when he found out she had plastic surgery before they met, because their children grew up to look nothing like her.
"When I first heard about this from a friend, I thought it was just a one-off rumour," said Ms Yeh.
"Then I realised the whole world was spreading
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in two "teacherages" across the street from his home so he could oversee their activities. He would frequently sit in on classes and evaluate teaching techniques. He demanded course outline from each teacher at the beginning of each semester with progress reports at regular intervals during the academic year. At graduation time each year, Pearson traveled to Southern and Eastern Colleges to try to recruit the best teachers possible. Despite his stringent demands, "Profs" Pearson was well liked by students, faculty and community members. In a Principal Popularity Contest sponsored by the Carolina Times newspaper for black schools in Durham, Pearson came in third with an impressive showing of votes (each ticket sent in counted as 500 votes).
Pearson also made outstanding contributions as a member of themy first years as a new group leader was to organise a meeting at my university. I wanted to get to know more people in my community (especially since I had just moved back from the United States to Europe), and the easiest way was to get them all together for a meeting. I teamed up with a more senior colleague who already had a big network, and received some funding from the European Science Foundation to organise what they called an "exploratory workshop"---a small meeting of about 30 PIs from all over Europe. Participation was by invitation only, and the talks were very short and focussed, in order to leave room for discussion. The setup was so successful that I've kept doing it \[[@pcbi.1004387.ref019]--[@pcbi.1004387.ref022]\]. The talks are
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be eerie," Sen. Susan Garrett (D- Lake Forest) said Tuesday. "It's like being a part of a family where you're in a position to try to convict a family member—because we worked with him. Whether we liked him or didn't like him, we've been with him for six years."
On Wednesday, Blagojevich is scheduled to make his first visit to the state Capitol since his Dec. 9 arrest on federal corruption charges for allegedly trying to trade on his office for personal and political profit, including naming a U.S. senator. His arrest spurred the House to move forward with his impeachment. Conviction in a Senate trial could mean Blagojevich's removal from office.
There are several issues big and small surrounding Blagojevich's participation in the inauguration of the Illinois Senate. TheSenate president will swear in the chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, Thomas Fitzgerald, as presiding officer over the trial. The senators will be sworn in as jurors under oath by the Senate secretary.
At the same time, the Senate is dispensing with its honor of designating senators to serve as a committee to escort the governor out of the ornate legislative chambers. Senate leaders plan to direct the chamber's sergeant-at-arms to deliver to Blagojevich a summons directing him and his lawyers to respond to the article of impeachment filed by the House.
"It's probably more awkward for him than it is for us. I'm not sure he understands that," said Christine Radogno (R-Lemont), the incoming Senate minority leader. "I just don't sense that he grasps the seriousness of
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a $1 million bonus and he has more than $6 million in race winnings, nearly double the amount won by Dale Jarrett, who's next on the money list.
Gordon has captured seven poles (no other driver has more than four) and 25 top-five finishes (only one other driver,Mark Martin is second with 21). In one remarkable stretch, Gordon finished in the top five in 17 consecutive races, one shy of the record David Pearson set in 1968, and he made a shambles of the championship race while running away from Martin, who trails Gordon by 344 points despite winning a respectable seven races.
"He's a lot smarter now, I can tell you that, and a lot more experienced. He might ever be braver," says Ray Evernham, Gordon's crew chief, whoThat he is doing it at an age (27) when Earnhardt still was winless only further stirs his detractors, who simply increase their booing when he smiles and slides easily off into the bright sunset he has created for himself.
Gordon has accepted the fate of any great artist. ("I know people have criticized me as being phony, but that's not true," he says.) Yet even here, as he stands astride his sport, the raging competitor that lives within him remains the dominant force. This is a truth Gordon proves constantly on the track and the truth he reiterates when he says, "Just being out there is challenging to me.
"That's why this (the season championship) means an awful lot. I don't know what to say when you work your
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Last updated on .From the section Formula 1
Jules Bianchi is in his second season in Formula 1
Marussia driver Jules Bianchi has undergone surgery after suffering a severe head injury in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Earlier, governing body the FIA said the Frenchman would be operated on before being moved to intensive care.
The 25-year-old was unconscious when he was taken to hospital from Suzuka.
Bianchi was injured after hitting a recovery vehicle, prompting the stoppage of the rain-affected race in Suzuka after 44 laps.
Earlier reports in the French media said Bianchi was breathing on his own following surgery. However there are now conflicting accounts. BBC Sport is seeking clarification on his condition.
Bianchi lost control close to where Sauber driver Adrian Sutil had spun and hit the tyre barrier.
Asa recovery vehicle was lifting Sutil's car, Bianchi travelled across the run-off area and hit the back of the tractor.
Japanese GP: Lewis Hamilton sad after 'anti-climax' win
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton won the race ahead of team-mate Nico Rosberg, but said: "It is obviously a real anti-climax to hear one of our colleagues is seriously injured. That is the main worry."
BBC F1 chief analyst Eddie Jordan said: "He [Bianchi] is hugely popular.
"This boy was part of the Ferrari academy - he is loved and embraced by all of the drivers, not just the ones at the back where he has been in recent times, but the drivers at the front.
Jules Bianchi Born: 3 August, 1989 in Nice, France Races: 34 Highest finish: Ninth Find out more about Bianchi's rise
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based on the medieval stonemason guilds who built the great castles and cathedrals of Europe. Modern Freemasons likewise use the tools, traditions and terminology of those earlier stonemasons as allegories for building Temples in the hearts of men.
It's said that we are a secret society. We do indeed have secrets—secrets that each individual man has to discover for and about himself.
At its core, Freemasonry is simply an attempt to make the world a better place, one man at a time. For that man, it can become as simple or as complicated as he himself desires. It's not for everybody. Maybe it's for you.
"Brother Chris Hodapp's [blog]...is thought provoking and is often the first place on the web where new ideas and matters of interest are posted."
He received hiscollege education at Indiana University, the University of Southern California, Los Angeles Valley College, California State University at Northridge, and Indiana/Purdue University at Indianapolis.
Chris spent twenty-three years in advertising as a commercial filmmaker for Dean Crow Productions, shooting and editing close to 1,000 commercials, music videos and feature films. He has written scripts for corporate and non-profit clients, and his voice has appeared in countless television and radio commercials.
He was the editor and a contributor in 2004-5 to "Laudable Pursuit: A 21st Century Response to Dwight Smith"by the Knights of the North, a Masonic leadership think-tank focussing on modern lodge solutions. He has written for Indianapolis Monthly, Masonic Magazine, Templar History, the Scottish Rite Journal, the Knight Templar Magazine, the Indiana Freemason , the Phylaxis, and numerous other
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OWS demonstration on May 1 except eat Big Macs and play with their gadgets from the Department of Homeland Security. Who will protect the ruling class and harass black teenagers when everyone in the NYPD has occluded arteries?
Such were my thoughts on Monday morning, the first birthday of Occupy Wall Street. I was with about 800 people of the Strike Debt branch of OWS who gathered at 55 Water Street, an unloved and unused Vietnam memorial with no grass in the tradition of Zucotti Park before the original occupation. The future of parks under late-stage capitalism: Nothing that requires maintenance, even for the casualties of empire.
There were several other “meetup” areas surrounding Wall Street with, I’m told, similar numbers of people, plus lots of freelancers who had theirIntroduction {#S0001}
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Hannover Medical School, Hannover. DNA from 2,696 German healthy controls was obtained through the Northern German biobank PopGen^[@R36]^ (<http://www.popgen.de>) and the University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein. Genotyping of these 2,696 controls was performed at the Institute of Clinical Molecular Biology, Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel. 1,924 German controls were part of an independent population-based sample from the general population living in the region of Augsburg (Cooperative Health Research in the Region of Augsburg (KORA)), southern Germany^[@R37]^, and were genotyped at the Helmholtz Center in Munich. 1,500 German controls were recruited from the population-based epidemiological Heinz-Nixdorf Recall (HNR) study and genotyped at the Life and Brain Center at the University Clinic Bonn. 314 individuals were of south German ancestry and were part of the control population Munich recruited from the Bavarian Red CrossCoach silent as Kings parents trying to figure out how racist jerseys ended up on kids
Some Kings parents are "outraged" and trying to piece together how racist and sexist basketball jerseys ended up on the backs of children in a game.
Latest: Kings asks students to wear red to show unity. Some plan to wear black instead.
More: What did coach do when team booted for racist jerseys? He asked for a refund.
More: Kings school board member resigns amid racist jersey scandal: 'It breaks my Christian heart'
More: Opposing coach: Basketball team thought racist jerseys were a 'funny joke'
Anger over the uniforms continued to grow Tuesday, two days after the team wore jerseys with names like "Coon" and "Knee Grow" on the back during a game. The front of the jerseys
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