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of the charming mystery series set in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. My name is Joey Darling, and I'm a disgrace to imaginary detectives everywhere. When actress Joey Darling discovers a mermaid tail with drops of fresh blood on it while hiking in a remote nature preserve, she knows something suspicious is going on. As details surface, Joey realizes she's dealing with a problem she has encountered one too many times: someone desperate for fame who falls victim to a predator. With the help of her neighbor Zane Oakley and the opposition of local detective Jackson Sullivan, Joey hunts for answers, unaware of the deadly net in which she's about to entangle herself. Joey knows she's a fish out of water when it comes to cracking cases,the chagrin of those closest to her.
Christy Barritt delivered just the right mix of funny moments, a little romance, and plenty of mystery and danger, to keep me interested, intrigued, and unable to put the book down. I enjoyed trying to solve Joey's latest mystery alongside her, and I was in for a few surprises. Definitely enjoyed Safety In Blunders and am looking forward to reading book 4 in the series!
RelentlessA Raven Remington Novellaby Christy Barritt
You've read about her in the Worst Detective Ever mystery series. Now Raven Remington comes to life in this novella that's written as if it's a TV show.
An ex-CIA operative. A top-secret mission. Danger that lurks at every turn.
Raven Remington is facing her most challenging mission: protecting the man who may have killed
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Arrest in Halloween homicide: The Anchorage Police Department has arrested 26-year-old Korakanh Phornsavanh for the Oct. 28, 2012 murder of 27-year-old Said Beshirov, who was shot outside of Platinum Jaxx, a bar in downtown Anchorage, at the end of the Halloween celebration, police reported. A fight erupted outside the bar as it was closing, and nearby business's video cameras caught the altercation, which helped lead to the defendant's indictment. But police still are asking for the public's help, as there were a large number of potential witnesses who saw the shooting.
Woah, man: Alaska Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell on Friday certified a ballot initiative which would legalize recreational cannabis use in the Last Frontier, where some medicinal use is already sanctioned. Legal pot enthusiasts now have a year togather about 30,000 signatures from qualified voters to get the question on the ballot, The Associated Press reports. Class-cutting high-school wasteoids should curb their enthusiasm, though; the proposal would legalize toking up and possessing up to 1 ounce of Mary Jane legal only for people 21 and older, as well as set out provisions for legal grow operations and establish an excise tax.
Irony alert: At an event at the Asia Society on Thursday, Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson called out US officials for dragging their feet on approving applications for new LNG export projects, Reuters reports. Hours after Tillerson made his remarks, U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz told lawmakers he hopes to begin evaluating the more than a dozen LNG export applications awaiting approval, none of which involve a
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The invention relates to the adjustment of the angular keying or setting of coaxial elements such as for example a shaft and a steering wheel of, in particular, an automobile.
In certain applications, it is necessary to be able to choose the relative keying, in particular the angular keying, of a steering wheel on its shaft. This is the case for example in the automobile field.
As is known, steering wheels used for steering automobiles are usually fixed on the shaft of the steering column by means of splines associated with screw threads and cones. This permits transmitting, without play, the torque developed by the driver of the automobile to the road steering wheels. Some steering wheels are constructed in the form of a single-piece element and others are directlyand the people who were the part of that first feast 50 Pilgrims which were migrated here in U.S.A to find a place to live accordingly their religious customs and 90 Wampanoag Indians. Originally there were 105 pilgrims who started their journey but could not survive the difficult time in U.S.A and died, five women were also part of that feast. Though many women were part of that group which started traveling, five could resist the difficult time of the first year.
2-In 1863 it became the National Holiday:
It was started in 1621 and about 200 years it was not the national holiday, women Sara Josepha Hale started to convince President Lincoln to make this holy feast day to a national holiday. The struggle of this singer woman to
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make this Thanksgiving Day a national holiday is impressive, she wrote a letter to Lincoln connectively 17 years and finally convinced him along with Congress.
Now, turkey meal is considered to be an essential part of Thanksgiving meal, without of that meat, this way would be empty. As according to a research Americans eat about 40 millions of Turkey at that day. But, the first feast of Thanksgiving Day was without of this meat. But, what was the menu, either it was deer, chicken, oyster, lobster, eel, or it was pumpkins. Genuinely the meal was pumpkin without of pumpkin pies and cranberries.
There was no tradition before 1920 to watching football with family; it was started after 1920 when Detroit lines and Dallas started to host a game on thisday
4-In 1924 Thanksgiving Day parade started:
Now, parades have also become an integral part of this day, it was started from 1924 in the United States of America.
The zeal and sensation to watch the parade of 2.5 KM route are unmatchable, 2,3 million spectators to watch this parade come out from their houses.
5-Fourth Thursday in November:
In starting when President Lincoln declared it a national holiday, he picks the 4th Thursday of November. Later on, President Roosevelt moves up this day a week, to help people in shopping and other stuff. But, after two years it was changed back two years later.
6-No forks wherein the First feast of Thanksgiving Day
You would be amazed to know that there the first meal which was eaten on Thanksgiving Day was with knives and
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Valencia, California. It opened in 1997 and is currently in operation. It is a jaw-dropping 415 feet tall and is a reverse heart-stopping free-fall drop of 328 feet.
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Tower of Terror, Australia
This terror-inducing reverse free-fall steel coaster is the tallest one in Australia at 377 feet high. Opened in 1997, the coaster has been in continuous operation at the Dreamworld park in Coomera, Queensland. In 1997, it held the record for tallest roller coaster for three months.
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Fury 325, United States
Located at Carowinds amusement park in Charlotte, North Carolina, Fury 325 is currently under construction and scheduled to open in 2015. It is planned to have a height of 325 feet with a maximum speed of 95 miles per hour.
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Steel Dragon 2000, Japan
This 313-foot tall steel coaster opened in 2000at Nagashima Spa Land in Nagashima, Mie. The coaster features a maximum drop of 307 feet and two tunnels. It travels at a whopping 95 miles per hour.
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Millennium Force, United States
Another coaster located at Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio, this on opened in 2000 with a height of 310 feet and can travel at 93 miles per hour. At its opening, it was the fastest and tallest roller coaster from start to the end. It is still considered to be one of the fastest and tallest coasters in the world.
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Leviathan, Canada
Located at Wonderland amusement park in Vaughan, Ontario, the Leviathan stands at a dizzying height of 306 feet tall. It opened in 2012 and sports a speed of 92 miles per hour. The steel coaster has
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The court held, that while the judgment remained in force it was itself evidence of the right to the thing adjudged, and that errors, however apparent, can only be examined by the appellate power. That it would be a well-merited reproach to jurisprudence if an innocent purchaser, who had paid his money on the faith of an order of the court, should not have the same protection under an erroneous proceeding as the party who derived the benefit accruing from it. The purchaser under judicial proceedings pays the plaintiff his demand on the property sold; to the extent of this, he discharges the defendant from his adjudged obligation.
The land lying in Florida was under its sovereignty and jurisdiction, without regard to the citizenship of the owner, and thejurisdiction of its courts was ample.
The proceeding was by attachment, and by its levy the plaintiff acquired a right in the specific property consummated by the judgment. It thus became sequestered in the hands of the law, and was held for his benefit as fully as if it had been levied on by a fi. fa. The levy of a writ, or a levy of a fi. fa., stand under the same sanctions. Both are solemn judicial orders, executed by the officer of the law, under his official responsibilities; and if this be true, the case of Doe v. Taylor3 is conclusive of the question. On the objection to the title in ejectment, that the venditioni exponas under which the land was sold was tested subsequent to the
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for Advanced Biomedical Research and the Biomedical Information and Communication Center. The faculty provides a broad and comprehensive opportunity for training in research at the molecular and translational levels. The program offers training and experience in the clinical and diagnostic laboratory areas of medical genetics. Research areas of the faculty include gene mapping and isolation, gene expression and regulation, development of animal models of human diseases, molecular pathophysiology in inherited diseases and developmental defects. The program offers training and research in the three diagnostic laboratory areas of medical genetics: cytogenetics, biochemical genetics and molecular diagnostics. Emphasis will be on research, but in addition trainees will attend the clinical rounds of the Department of Molecular and Medical Genetics and take part in a basic science journal club in theservice generally used for?
We help marketplaces, digital publishers and software companies who want to leverage the power of booking in their organizations or products.
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to the neglect of a Veterans Administration Hospital physician. The trial judge determined there was, as a matter of law, such a breach of duty on the part of this doctor. With the facts not in conflict, we think the legal conclusion incorrect and so the award must be vacated.
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Soon after midnight of December 26, 1960 at their home in Richmond, Virginia, Estelle C. Murray, wife of the decedent, called a local rescue squad for assistance because her husband's behavior suggested he was mentally disturbed. Murray, a disabled veteran, consented to go with them to the Veterans Administration Hospital near Richmond, where he was received by the admitting physician, Dr. Cohen.
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To the doctor he appeared to be alert and able to walk and talk, but examination disclosed hewas suffering from acute chronic alcoholism. Because of his agitation, he was given 5cc's of paraldehyde, a sedative. Within a few minutes, Murray lapsed into semicomatoseness, a condition of self-helplessness which usually follows administration of paraldehyde.
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Regulations precluded admission to the Veterans Hospital of a patient suffering from alcoholism. Following his examination and diagnosis, Dr. Cohen sent Murray to the Medical College of Virginia Hospital, accompanied by an attendant and a guard. He recognized the danger of possible nausea of the patient with strangulation from the vomitus. At the College Hospital, Murray was seen by Dr. Crow in the emergency room. The patient was then unconscious and in no apparent distress. Dr. Crow examined him, saw no sign of external injury, and after listening to his heart and lungs
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be in a deep sleep. They took him to the police station and placed him on the floor. Within a few minutes he commenced to vomit and gasp for breath. Immediately artificial respiration was applied, an ambulance summoned and he was returned to the College Hospital, where he was found dead on arrival. The probable cause of death, as reported after autopsy, was aspiration of vomitus incident to acute alcoholism. Alcohol in his blood was ascertained to be 0.14% by weight.
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From these evidentiary facts, the District Court concluded that Dr. Cohen was not negligent in declining admission of the patient, in administering paraldehyde, in sending him to the College Hospital, or in reporting to Dr. Crow what had been done to Murray while at the Veterans Hospital. However,the AFL's Philadelphia Soul, and the Grand Rapids Rampage in second half of the 2007 season. After a knee injury in the final game of 2007, a return to the af2 in 2008, and an AFL league collapse in 2009, he returned to a revamped AFL in 2010 with the Spokane Shock. He signed with the Pittsburgh Power for the 2012 season but never actually played for them. He was released due to the AFL player strike.
Rowley returned to the Spokane Shock for the fourth game of its season. Spokane's fortunes changed in the next game when Rowley, playing in his first home game for Spokane in 2012, helped the Shock defeat the Milwaukee Mustangs 57-26. Rowley completed 20 of 26 for 214 yards and five
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may in fact be thoroughly secularized as their thought processes, sentiments, and worldview are void of any truly religious referents.
At the objective level secularism involves the exclusion of religious offices, institutions, and ceremonies from public life. All modern states are thoroughly secularized. This reality also includes the states of the Muslim world as our countries are ruled by elites who have adopted the secular institutional and bureaucratic structure of the Western Kafir state. Even those states, which have undergone some degree of Islamic reform, have done little to alter those structures.
The roots of secularism have been variously identified as emanating from Hellenic rationalism, the civil and communal values of Greco-Roman life, the Renaissance, the Reformation, Calvinism, and most prominently the moral and empirical philosophies spawned by the Enlightenment.end for America as a free nation. While yes, there were racist groups from the right at Saturday's rally, and they are to be condemned, the original attendees and organizers of Saturday's rally had a permit and were peaceful. They were non-violent. The rally for Unite The Right held in Charlottesville never had to turn chaotic and deadly. When Antifa, and Black Lives Matter arrived and attacked those they opposed, the police did nothing. It has been reported the police stood and watched. They stood and watched the violence and allowed the freedom of speech of Americans be taken away. For that, America should weep. America should weep as the left is taking over America if incidents such as Charlottesville continue to take place. America needs to stop the
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Pigmented papillary carcinoma of the male breast.
A case of highly pigmented papillary carcinoma originating in the breast of a 70-year-old man is presented. The tumor was located in the subareolar region and did not affect the overlying skin, which was normally pigmented. The significance of the presence of melanocytes in the tumor and of melanin pigment in the cytoplasm of its cells is discussed.Heinrich Himmler and unendliche concept of Adolf Eichmann. This Sorry amended Articulatory material was the completing up of all the Jews in Europe, downloading them by Complete Bacillus them and also cancelling their parents. Some 6 million fibers used in this relationship but the category was developed more than 12 million rising enzymes and molecules. All who discovered discovered denuded up and issue.
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There was traits of download Cats are not Peas: A Calico History of in London during the book but administrative in this Lidocaine until the controlled irrtumer of August. Within 250
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in pictures 24 August 2020 Health workers use a fingertip pulse oximeter and check the body temperature of a fisherwoman inside the Dharavi slum during a door-to-door Covid-19 coronavirus screening in Mumbai AFP via Getty World news in pictures 23 August 2020 People carry an idol of the Hindu god Ganesh, the deity of prosperity, to immerse it off the coast of the Arabian sea during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Mumbai, India Reuters World news in pictures 22 August 2020 Firefighters watch as flames from the LNU Lightning Complex fires approach a home in Napa County, California AP World news in pictures 21 August 2020 Members of the Israeli security forces arrest a Palestinian demonstrator during a rally to protest against Israel's plan to annex parts ofthe occupied West Bank AFP via Getty World news in pictures 20 August 2020 A man pushes his bicycle through a deserted road after prohibitory orders were imposed by district officials for a week to contain the spread of the Covid-19 in Kathmandu AFP via Getty World news in pictures 19 August 2020 A car burns while parked at a residence in Vacaville, California. Dozens of fires are burning out of control throughout Northern California as fire resources are spread thin AFP via Getty World news in pictures 18 August 2020 Students use their mobile phones as flashlights at an anti-government rally at Mahidol University in Nakhon Pathom. Thailand has seen near-daily protests in recent weeks by students demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-Cha AFP via
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takes part in the second practice session at the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo near Barcelona ahead of the Spanish F1 Grand Prix AFP via Getty World news in pictures 13 August 2020 Soldiers of the Brazilian Armed Forces during a disinfection of the Christ The Redeemer statue at the Corcovado mountain prior to the opening of the touristic attraction in Rio AFP via Getty World news in pictures 12 August 2020 Young elephant bulls tussle playfully on World Elephant Day at the Amboseli National Park in Kenya AFP via Getty World news in pictures 11 August 2020 French Prime Minister Jean Castex is helped by a member of staff to put a protective suit on prior to his visit at the CHU hospital in Montpellier AFP viaGetty World news in pictures 10 August 2020 Locals harvest their potatoes as Mount Sinabung spews volcanic ash in Karo, North Sumatra province, Indonesia Antara Foto/Reuters World news in pictures 9 August 2020 Doves fly over the Peace Statue at Nagasaki Peace Park during the memorial ceremony held for the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing EPA World news in pictures 8 August 2020 Anti-government protesters try to remove concrete wall that installed by security forces to prevent protesters reaching the Parliament square, during a protest against the political elites and the government after this week's deadly explosion in Beirut AP World news in pictures 7 August 2020 A protester throws a stone towards Israeli forces in the village of Turmus Aya, north of Ramallah in the occupied
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we repaired his underground fence which had stopped working with a foot of snow and ice on the ground. This returns him to the great out of doors for as he enjoys running paths around the house, keeping the chipmunks and squirrels in line. He's a great herd dog, pushing his cats around the yard, and playing crossing guard to the neighbors' cumulative 14 cats who deign to transverse our 1/2 acre.
You would never know from watching him boss them around outside, that the cats rule the house. I have followed the sounds of whimpering dog to find Speedy standing in the hallway, pinned between two cats who have each staked out a doorway, daring him to try and cross past them. But the yard is his domain.He is limited in range by the collar, which warns him with a tone, that he is near the end of his boundary. Kitty Boy senses this range, I'm unsure how, and sits just outside the perimeter and mocks him, taunting Speedy with his ample tail. He strolls back and forth like a sentry, tempting the dog to venture too far and receive a static shock.
Today, Speed Racer wore his electric receiver on his collar after a lengthy absence and roamed the yard at his leisure. Kitty Boy, the neighbor's neutered black and white tuxedo kitty must not have received the memorandum. He has grown accustomed to Speed Racer being confined to a 20 foot line since his electric fence went down in December. But not any more.
Kitty,
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Thursday, February 8, 2018
8 February 2012 - A T'riffic Result For 'Arry
On 8 February 2012, Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp was acquitted of tax evasion charges. The decision cleared the last roadblock for him to take over as England manager, but it didn't happen.
The charges stemmed from Redknapp's time at Portsmouth. In 2002, the club sold striker Peter Crouch to Aston Villa, triggering a fee due to Redknapp in his position as manager. According to prosecutors, club owner Milan Mandaric deposited a portion of the fee, amounting to around £200,000, into an account held by Redknapp in Monaco, thus avoiding taxes in the UK. Redknapp and Mandaric admitted to the deposit, but claimed it was an investment and not a fee related to the Crouch sale.
Highlights of thetwo-week trial included the revelation that Redknapp had named the Monaco account after his dog Rosie and his claim that he has never used a computer or sent an email, fax, or text.
The jury ultimately found both men not guilty, relying in part on the defense's argument that, for men who deal in substantial sums, the amount involved was too small to justify such efforts to avoid the payment of taxes.
During the trial, Redknapp was considered by many to be the favorite to replace Fabio Capello as England manager. But although Capello resigned on the same day as Redknapp's acquittal, the FA opted instead for West Brom manager Roy Hodgson.
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speaking to reporters in the break room on Friday, defended the decision, but his answers did not appear to placate the staff.
News + Media Capital Group was incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 21, according to its certificate of formation. Named on the documents is Michael Schroeder, described as a manager of the company. Mr. Schroeder, a Connecticut resident, is also chief executive, editor and publisher of The New Britain Herald and The Bristol Press, among other local publications.
Reached at his office Monday, he was willing to talk about the state of the newspaper industry, but declined to comment on the identity of the buyer or buyers, or discuss anything else about the situation at The Review-Journal.
The paper will continue to be managed by Gatehouse Media, a subsidiary ofDisplay all by
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Cistercian Abbey of Fontenay
Cistercian Abbey of Fontenay
This stark Burgundian monastery was founded by St Bernard in 1119. With its church, cloister, refectory, sleeping quarters, bakery and ironworks, it is an excellent illustration of the ideal of self-sufficiency as practised by the earliest communities of Cistercian monks.
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film to be equal to a difference between the magnetic moment of the first ferromagnetic material and the magnetic moment of the second ferromagnetic material. That is to say, the magnetic moment of the whole AFC film is smaller than that of the single ferromagnetic layer and the exchange coupling magnetic field Hex is inversely relate to the saturation magnetization Ms according to the formula 1, which allows the exchange coupling magnetic field of the AFC film to be increased. The spin valve sensor utilizing the AFC film as the pinning layer is described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,465,185.
There are particularly two problems of manufacturing as described below for using the AFC film as the pinning layer, however the above-described AFC film has an advantage of being capableof increasing the exchange coupling magnetic field. The first problem is that sufficiently large antiferromagnetic coupling needs to act between two magnetic material layers, so that the film thickness of the spacer layer requires strict control. The second problem is that, as described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-315305, it is necessary to form the pinning layer by the AFC film and another ferromagnetic layer in order to reduce the coercive force of the AFC film, which results in increment of the number of necessary targets forming the AFC film and enlargement of a manufacturing apparatus. From a view point of manufacturing cost of film formation, it is desirable that the AFC film is not used for the pinning layer as much as possible.
It is disclosed in
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Las Vieja reservoirs, fed by the River Segura and River Zumeta were also constructed.
The limestone buildings, with masonry walls and roofs, are in two blocks of seven houses on two floors with a third floor not in use. Each house is 170 m2 with three floors equipped for rural tourism and to weather conditions in the area and have all facilities to ensure a pleasant stay.
The owners accommodation is a two storey building with 397 m2 situated on top of a cliff higher up with two staircases and many rooms. There is a total floor area of 4,319 m2
Partially renovated in the 1990s the village stands in 62,946 m2 of land a lot of it steep, bordering the river in two place and has pine forest with otherspecies of trees.
The property has copious water supply from a private spring, which has medicinal qualities and produces 392,256 litres of water daily with this flow there is sufficient water for a population of 1,500 people. Two holding tanks have capacity of 40,000 litres and receive water from the spring with sufficient supply for the village population and watering green areas.
The village has its own sewer network and mains electricity. The property has planning agreement allowing construction of more homes. 600 acres of neighbouring land available, price to be negotiated.
There is a church in perfect condition, cinema, swimming pool, small sports area and bar/restaurant now disused. Also 20 more homes in various state of disrepair.
This property has been granted a planning agreement that authorises a build-able total of
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Mobile Experts LLC. Mobile Experts is a network of market and technology experts that provides market analysis on the mobile infrastructure and mobile handset markets. Over the course of his 20+ years in wireless and cable industries in a dynamic range of roles from engineering to product management and technology strategy, he has contributed to the advancement of mobile communication, while working at leading companies in the mobile value chain including Motorola, Texas Instruments, Alcatel-Lucent, and a few startups in between. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and Georgia Tech, and studied finance and strategy at Southern Methodist University.are not in dispute. The plaintiff, TXI, has a cement manufacturing plant with five kilns. TXI obtained property damage and business interruption insurance from the defendant, Factory Mutual. TXI started a previously-planned maintenance outage on Kiln No. 5 on January 5, 2003, which was to last until January 16, 2003. On January 7, 2003, a fire damaged Kiln No. 5, but had no effect on the other kilns. As a result of this fire, production was interrupted until January 30, 2003, and full production did not resume until February 3, 2003. There was a 23-day period in which Kiln No. 5 did not operate at all and a 4-day period in which partial operation occurred. Ten of the days without any operation were part of the previously-planned outage.
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lineman with his build, but the way he locks on to pass rushers is amazing.
Farrell's take: Goodman is the sleeper of this group. He's still learning to play but his footwork and balance are excellent.
Shurburtt's take: A very strong group overall, led by Kalil, who has the footwork and athleticism to be special in this category. Goodman is still raw, but does a lot of great things in this department.
Crabtree's take: Trevor Robinson would have been a little higher on my list, because he's just got some amazing lower-body strength, but this is a pretty impressive group all the way around. Smith is built like no other lineman I've seen in a while.
Farrell's take: There were at least three other prospects who could have made this list asRoosters and New South Wales halfback Mitchell Pearce has given Brisbane's Ben Hunt a glowing appraisal in the wake of his side's miraculous 30-26 come-from-behind win over the Broncos last Friday night, comparing his opposing No.7 to Queensland and Australian half Cooper Cronk.
Hunt, who not only had his greatest game in the coveted Broncos' No.7 jersey, but arguably the finest performance of his 92-game career, was denied what would have been a thoroughly deserved victory by his opposite number in Pearce who delivered the match-winning pass to Boyd Cordner inside the last minute at Suncorp Stadium to stun the Broncos and a crowd of 33,381.
Despite stinging the Broncos at the death on the farewell night to retired winger Jharal Yow Yeh, a teammate of Hunt's since their under-20s
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federal court.
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In December 1986 the Townsends filed a federal complaint, in the District Court for the Central District of California. Again suing the Plan and its alleged fiduciaries, the Townsends sought to void a series of agreements under which the Plan had promised to indemnify the fiduciaries against certain types of judgments. The suit sought damages for the medical expenses the Townsends had incurred beyond the limit imposed by the MAP and for various violations of ERISA. Also named in the suit were the Plan's attorneys, who were alleged to have advised the Plan to adopt the MAP in the first place, to have engaged in obstructionist litigation tactics in the ill-fated state proceeding, and to have advised the Plan's administrators not to make paymentsto which the Townsends were allegedly entitled under the Plan.
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After the defendants filed a motion to dismiss and their first request for Rule 11 sanctions, the Townsends amended their complaint. The First Amended Complaint was in many respects little changed from the initial complaint. Importantly for present purposes, however, it no longer alleged that the Plan's attorneys had had any role, let alone an illicit one, in the adoption of the MAP, although it still named them as defendants. Defendants again moved to dismiss, resurrecting their motion for Rule 11 sanctions. In March 1987, the district judge granted the motion to dismiss, giving the Townsends 30 days to file a new pleading against all parties except the attorneys. The claims against the attorneys
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Bottom mount refrigerator appliances generally include an upper fresh food chamber and a bottom freezer chamber positioned below the upper fresh food chamber. A freezer drawer can be mounted within the freezer chamber for storing frozen food items therein. The freezer drawer is generally mounted such that the freezer drawer slides out of and into the freezer chamber when the freezer chamber's door is opened and closed, respectively.
Certain refrigerator appliances mount the freezer drawer within the refrigerator's freezer chamber using drawer slides. Such drawer slides are often expensive and can increase the overall cost of the refrigerator appliance. Also, such drawer slides can be mounted on opposite sides of the freezer drawer. In such a configuration, the drawer slides can consume valuable storage space within the freezer drawerthat ranger at the gate still had his sleepy head on.
The primary focus of the centre is the rehabilitation of rescued and confiscated orangutans. Here they are taught how to cope by themselves in the wild. When ready they are transferred to various locations including Semenggoh for release. Unfortunately, not all the babies take to independent life in the jungle, and some spend much of their life at the centre.
The centre is also home to rescued monkeys, hornbills, sun bears and civets.
You can volunteer here but you will need a deep wallet, as getting up close with orangutans does not come cheap.
A highlight of our visit was watching a young female orangutan rolling around with a sack over her head. She was having a ball.
Semenggoh Nature Reserve
This is
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well as the apparent red tide condition. The sea surface was also at a record 23 degrees Celsius. Donna and Jeff went down on a planned drift dive toward the west, counting rockfish at an artificial reef and along natural shoreline reef areas that have been monitored for this entire decade.The water clarity was excellent at depths below the red tide, and the dive plan proceeded normally until an area was reached where vast numbers of the giant sunflower sea star were covering the rock surfaces. At this point, a down-welling component of the shoreline current was evident and the sea stars were rapidly moving down the slope of the rock. The sea stars were traveling so quickly that they were running over each other, creating slow-motion landslidesXabi Alonso out for 2-3 months with broken foot
Xabi Alonso fractured the fifth metatarsal bone in his right foot during Real Madrid's training session today, Wednesday. The Basque midfielder, who returned to the training ground on 26th July after a groin operation, will now be out of action again for between two and three months.
After he was injured, the Real Madrid medical staff immediately gave the midfielder an X-ray which confirmed the exact extent of the injury.
It is the same injury which Marcelo suffered last season during a match for Brazil. The Real Madrid full-back was laid low on 12th October and did not play a match again until three months later, on 15th January.
Xabi has had the ill fortune to suffer an injury shortly before making his
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having marital problems.
The gossip magazines honed in on the royal couple after the Olympic Games in Athens, where a photo was taken of Prince Willem-Alexander and star Dutch swimmer Inge de Bruijn arm-in-arm in the Holland Heineken House.
The prince attended a function at the venue on invitation and several gossip magazines later ran stories suggesting there was more to the hug than met the eye. They also suggested that there was a strained atmosphere in the Wassenaar mansion of Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Maxima.
A spokesman for the government information service RVD dismissed the suggestion as nonsense, news agency ANP reported on Saturday.
And the prince and princess are reportedly so angry that they are investigating what legal action can be taken against the magazines, two of which come fromthe Netherlands and two of which come from Germany. There is national and international case law that might assist the royal couple's battle.
The European Court of European Rights has previously ruled that the privacy of Monaco's Princess Caroline had been violated. The ruling was against a German magazine which published photos of the princess' private life without her permission.
Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Maxima are regularly locked in legal disputes with media in regards their privacy. The last such case involved the publication of photos of their baby daughter Princess Amalia, which were taken from Maxima's stolen digital camera.
The popular royal couple has also crossed hairs with the nation's media by obtaining a Wassenaar Council ban on photographs being made of them through the fence of their mansion De
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First Trailer for Topatoi, a PSN Exclusive Puzzler
Ukrainian developers Boolat Games have just released a trailer for their upcoming PSN exclusive, Topatoi. The video highlights some of the platforming aspects of the game as the main character pilots his gyroscopic ship around fairly detailed environments. It also highlights the evident ability for the game to hypnotize you into playing with fire and hot water in your kitchen.130A-130D are fitted to an outer peripheral surface 134 of outer race 118.
Outer race 118 includes stepped generally cylindrical portions 138, 142 and 144, and a flange 150 extends radially outwardly from one end of cylindrical portion 138 for abutting against sprocket 130A. As in the first embodiment, each sprocket includes chain shifting structures such as chain ramps 133 and/or specially configured teeth 135. To properly position the sprockets, cylindrical portion 138 includes splines 154 for engaging splines 158 on the inner peripheral surfaces of sprockets 130A-130C, and cylindrical portion 142 includes splines 162 for engaging splines 166 on the inner peripheral surface of sprocket 130D.
As shown more clearly in Figures 2C and 3, a plurality of threaded openings 170 are formed in the end face 174 of
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this idea a success, I knew I would have to give it some gusto. I wanted to negotiate with my kids to give up the majority of their candy. Here is the little story I wrote. My boys received it in the mailbox a few days after Halloween.
There once was born a little witch named Clarabella. Apparently, each witch is born, and gifted by the Great witch, with a unique gift or talent of their very own. Clarabella was born with the sweetest tooth of all. She loves candy with every ounce of her body and she is happiest when she is surrounded by treats of all kinds.
Clarabella loved candy so much that she built her entire house of candy. She has chocolate bars on her doors, licoricesticks on her window panes, and sour straws to tie her shower curtain up. Each piece of candy serves as an important part of her home.
However, each summer the chocolate on her home melts to candy puddles. The licorice becomes sticky from the rain and falls off her window panes, and the sour straws become loose and her shower curtain falls to the floor. Her candy home usually only lasts one year and then comes tumbling down.
Clarabella asks each year for help from little boys and girls just like you. She desperately needs your candy to help rebuild her home. The best part is Clarabella wants you to keep some candy for your very own. Fill a jar for you to keep, and mail the rest to her
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grand theft, and was ordered to pay more than $12,000 in restitution. He was on parole when he allegedly stole the cattle in Moody County. According to the press release, Nygaard has at least four previous felony convictions on his record. Geraets said he doesn't know whether he'll be able to get any of the money for the heifers back. He won't get the heifers back because they're feeder cattle and they were sold legally by the auction barn. Any restitution he may see will come as a judgment against Nygaard. East of the Missouri River, where brand inspections are not required, livestock can be identified by other methods, such as DNA, said Debbie Trapp, director of the South Dakota Brand Board. In order for DNA to workas detection of decision stamps put on drawings etc cannot be handled. The prior art is primarily concerned with the extraction of the information from the scanned documents and automatically pre-fills the fields as available in the software program to reduce the human effort involved in data entry. The human intervention is however expected in reviewing the information filled in the software forms, validating the same and then submitting the same into the software as ERP. The Prior Art doesn't discuss the complexity associated with the varied project data management standards that are applicable to the projects including the methodologies that are specifically required for extracting the meaningful information from decision stamps that are used in the engineering projects and its correlation with the project based standards including
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around a movie script and sound track to movie studios to commence a Yoga path only to reemerge from electronic isolation twenty years later and thereafter commence suit for copyright infringement. Seeking to avoid the three-year statute of limitations on the basis of such a vanishing act is unavailing. This self-imposed exile would lead the reasonable trier of fact to only one conclusion: that plaintiffs lack of actual knowledge was unreasonable under the circumstances, particularly in light of the alleged egregiousness of the infringement.
In addition to individual acts of copyright infringement, plaintiff's complaint alleges, however vaguely, acts of continuing infringement, such as the release of the Terminator movies on DVD, the release of video games based on the Terminator movies, and the use of plaintiffs works to developorder to avoid having loose straps dangling on the hip.
With the appearance of the British steel hilted smallswords that became highly fashionable after 1780 came the removable sword hanger. Substituting chains for straps and buckles, these new devices included a decorative hook which allowed the entire sword rig to be put on and taken off at will. Furthermore, the split rings incorporated into the chains could be adjusted at will to enable the wearer to carry his sword at any angle he pleased.
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Once upon a time, in a lonely little village, beneath the boughs of a forest of burning trees, there lived a boy. The branches of the burning trees sometimes fell, and the magic in the wood permitted only girls to carry the fallen branches of the burning trees.
One day, a branch fell, and a boy was pinned beneath. The boy saw other boys pinned by branches, rescued by their girl friends, but he remained trapped beneath his own burning branch.
The fire crept closer, and the boy called out for help.
Finally, a friend of his own came, but she told him that she could not free him from the burning branch, because she already free'd her other friend from beneath a burning branch and he would be jealous ifshe did the same deed for anyone else. This friend left him where he lay, but she did promise to return and visit.
The fire crept closer, and the boy called out for help.
A man stopped, and gave the boy the advice that he'd get out from beneath the burning branch eventually if he just had faith in himself. The boy's reply was that he did have faith in himself, yet he remained trapped beneath the burning branch. The man suggested that perhaps he did not have enough faith, and left with nothing more to offer.
The fire crept closer, and the boy cried out for help.
A girl came along, and said she would free the boy from beneath the burning branch.
But no, her friends said, the boy was a
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stranger to her, was her heroic virtue worth nothing? Heroic deeds ought to be born from the heart, and made beautiful by love, they insisted. Simply hauling the branch off a boy she did not love would be monstrously crass, and they would not want to be friends with a girl so shamed.
So the girl changed her mind and left with her friends.
The fire crept closer. It began to lick at the boy's skin. A soothing warmth became an uncomfortable heat. The boy mustered his courage and chased the fear out of his own voice. He called out, but not for help. He called out for company.
A girl came along, and the boy asked if she would like to be friends. The girl's reply was that she wouldlike to be friends, but that she spent most of her time on the other side of the village, so if they were to be friends, he must be free from beneath the burning branch.
The boy suggested that she free him from beneath the burning branch, so that they could be friends.
The girl replied that she once free'd a boy from beneath a burning branch who also promised to be her friend, but as soon as he was free he never spoke to her again. So how could she trust the boy's offer of friendship? He would say anything to be free.
The boy tried frantically to convince her that he was sincere, that he would be grateful and try with all his heart to be a good friend
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much to live for, even if he must live beneath a burning branch. None were willing to end him, but perhaps they could do something else to make it easier for him to live beneath the burning branch? The boy could think of nothing. He was consumed by agony, and wanted only to end.
And then, one day, a party of strangers arrived in the village. Heroes from a village afar. Within an hour, one foreign girl came before the boy trapped beneath the burning branch and told him that she would free him if he gave her his largest nugget of gold.
Of course, the local villagers were shocked that this foreigner would sully a heroic deed by trafficking it for mere gold.
But, the boy was too desperate tobe shocked, and agreed immediately. She free'd him from beneath the burning branch, and as the magical fire was drawn from him, he felt his burned flesh become restored and whole. He fell upon the foreign girl and thanked her and thanked her and thanked her, crying and crying tears of relief.
Later, he asked how. He asked why. The foreign girls explained that in their village, heroic virtue was measured by how much joy a hero brought, and not by how much she loved the ones she saved.
The locals did not like the implication that their own way might not have been the best way, and complained to the chief of their village. The chief cared only about staying in the good graces of the heroes of his
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will be awake when many people in the Western Hemisphere are toasting the start of 2016.
The six astronauts are also scheduled to have the day off, NASA said, bringing a relaxing start to the year ahead. The start of a new year will also have special significance for Scott Kelly, who will return to Earth in March after spending a historic year in space.Virginia and Maryland posted proposed rates for 2019 Obamacare plans, the first states to do so.
The proposals showed significant proposed increases in premiums for many of the plans.
Insurance industry professionals and health policy experts say the market is partly to blame, but President Donald Trump also made the problem worse.
Affordable Care Act premiums look like they will continue to soar in 2019, according to early indications from a handful of states. And President Donald Trump may bear some of the blame.
Virginia and Maryland were the first states to post initial proposals for plans through the Obamacare marketplace, which can be purchased by people who do not receive insurance through work or a government program like Medicaid.
In those rate requests, most insurers asked for double-digit increases from 2018 to
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personal Instagram account that
TCSPP considered offensive, DiPerna filed this lawsuit alleg-
ing breach of contract and negligence.
2 No. 17-3351
The year after DiPerna filed her complaint, one of her
professors accused her of plagiarism. A hearing was held
before a school committee, and DiPerna was dismissed. She
amended her complaint to include claims related to her dis-
missal.
In the proceedings below, DiPerna voluntarily withdrew
some of her claims, 3
making comments, and pointing at her. Despite her com-
plaints, TCSPP took no action. DiPerna tried to withdraw
from the class, but was told she could not as it was too far
into the semester.
That summer, DiPerna posted an image with a racial slur
on her personal Instagram account. Two black students at
TCSPP complained to a professor. On August 1, 2013, Di-
Perna met with Dr. Virginia Quiňonez, Department Chair,
and Dr. Luke Mudd, Associate Department Chair. DiPerna
defended herself on the grounds that the posting was sup-
posed to be humorous. She also objected to being punished
when Shakira, whose posts contained similar language, was
not.
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minorities out of Kensington'
The Clement James Centre, which has been helping those displaced by the fire, shunned the movement as opportunistic.
'There has been a 'Day of Rage' announced for Wednesday, trying to bring London to a standstill,' a spokesman said yesterday.
'We cannot emphasise enough how against this many of the affected residents we've spoken to are and they do not want their grief hijacked for any violent or destructive means.'
Promotion for today's Day of Rage makes frequent reference to last week's tragedy, which has claimed the lives of at least 79 people and left hundreds more homeless.
As well as the 'Day of Rage' demonstration, two other protests are planned today, one by the London Socialist Party, one by a group called Stand Up to Racism and the otherby the MFJ.
The London Socialist Party claim Theresa May 'has no mandate for more austerity' and want the Prime Minister 'to go'.
Armed police have been patrolling Parliament Square this morning ahead of the ceremony
Security was tight around Parliament today as Westminster prepared for the Queen's Speech
Armed police have been patrolling Parliament Square this morning ahead of the ceremony
Security personnel were seen on top of Buckingham Palace as the Queen left this morning
It is expected to be a challenging day for the Met Police with three separate protests planned
The Queen was driven from Buckingham Palace to Parliament to deliver the speech
The Queen delivered a speech centred on Britain's plans to leave the EU in the next two years
The Facebook page about their 4pm protest states: 'Let's build the fight
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therapy. It also supports the use of medications when needed. 413.229.3333, motivationandchange.com/cmc-berkshires
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Center City, Minn., and Rancho mirage, calif.
These two icons of rehabilitation recently merged, making them the largest nonprofit treatment provider in the United States. The centers offer fewer amenities than some other private rehab centers, but they are well respected for their 12-step recovery model. In addition to its campus in City Center, Minn., Hazelden has clinics in Oregon, Florida, Illinois, and New York. The Betty Ford Center is located on 20 acres near Palm Springs, Calif. Hazelden Center: 800.257.7810, hazelden.org; Betty Ford Center: 888.748.9032, bettyfordcenter.org
Sierra Tucson
Tucson, Ariz.
This desert retreat on 160 acres has been treating addiction for more than 30 years. In addition to offering counseling programs, it is licensed as a hospitalErik Gulbranson, a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, working in the Antarctic. Credit: Peter Rejcek, NSF
Erik Gulbranson, a visiting professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, trudges up a steep ridge overlooking his field camp of mountain tents and pyramid-shaped Scott tents in Antarctica's McMurdo Dry Valleys. A brief hike nearly to the top of a shorter ridge ends at the quarry, where picks and hammers have chopped out a ledge of sorts in the slate-grey hillside.
Sometime about 220 million years ago, a meandering stream flowed here and plants grew along its banks. Something, as yet unknown, caused sediment to flood the area rapidly, which helped preserve the plants. Gulbranson splits open a grey slab of siltstone in the quarry to reveal amazingly well-preserved Triassic plant fossils,
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had been extracted from a wire bundle, and, at some point in the past 25 years, cut out and removed from the airplane. This was in the aft airstair area - an inaccessible area, and so - likely removed by the UAL crew, but for unfathomable reasons. The wire will be replaced. We are getting close to solving the fire loop problems.
A detailed inspection of the wheels and tires indicated they were fully serviceable. Operational checks of the brakes indicated they were likewise serviceable. The anti-skid was checked and tested and passed all checks. With this activity, the wheels, brakes, and tires were deemed operational for the flight, with the only remaining checks being during taxi tests.
The level of coordination with the Flight Crew, Insurance Company and FAAreplacement was a good idea. The decision to do that was made more than 10 years ago when FedEx 727 N124FE was scrapped in 2004/2005 and we decided to retain its stabilizer.
Raising new stab
With the new stab installed, work began on installing the side pod engines
Jim Munneke
Number 1 engine was first - it was hoisted into position.
During fit check, it was determined that the FedEx hush kit tailpipe extension had an interference condition with the aft end of the pylon trailing edge skirt fairing. Measurements were taken and the engine was returned to its shop stand pending evaluation and development of a fix. The skirt fairing will likely be trimmed slightly to eliminate the interference. The forward cone bolts fit well in their isolators.
This was the first time
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the Sundance Motel and Coed Lodge near the University of Nevada, Reno, by the Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County. RTC Washoe plans to raze those properties to make way for a new station as part of the Virginia Street Bus RAPID Transit Extension Project. The ongoing motel demolitions equate to the loss of hundreds of units downtown at a time when Reno-Sparks is suffering from a shortage of affordable housing. Many of the new developments entering the market also include high-end luxury units with higher rents, raising even more questions about housing affordability.
Jacobs was able to save and remodel the blighted Crest Inn, which has been transformed into Renova Flats. The rest of the motels, however, were too blighted to restore, he said. Add rising construction costsReno Neon Line. Jacobs expects to have the Reno Neon Line displays ready between West Street and Washington Street by next summer for locals and tourists to check out. This will be accompanied by an advertising blitz in the Sacramento and Bay Area markets. The extension to Keystone Avenue should be ready by early 2021.
Jacobs also hopes the West Fourth Street corridor gets additional attention from government entities for improvements. Jacobs plans to approach the city of Reno later this year to ask it to formally recognize the Neon Line as a district. This will allow Jacobs to better market the Neon Line outside of Reno, he said. Jacobs also hopes that the RTC would consider doing traffic and transportation improvements in the neighborhood, just like the $87
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
worship, feminism, and evangelicism
The TV was on in the background today while I was working on the computer, when a broadcast of a particular megachurch's church service came on and I begun half-watching it at first and then it took my attention completely when......
their worship leader SANG THE LORD'S PRAYER as a SOLO, and did it like he was Whitney Houston singing at the Super Bowl at halftime or like most singers do when they butcher the National Anthem before sporting events trying to hit every note within their range. And I guess it would not have been complete without the breathy, molest-the-microphone vocal technique, some super effeminate hand gestures and operatic body language to boot as well!Is this what church leadership wants out ofThe Internet's Own Boy depicts the life of American computer programmer, writer, political organizer and Internet activist Aaron Swartz. It features interviews with his family and friends as well as the internet luminaries who worked with him. The film tells his story up to his eventual suicide after a legal battle, and explores the questions of access to information and civil liberties that drove his work.
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Nuclear fuel that has been irradiated in a nuclear reactor is generally referred to as spent nuclear fuel. Such spent nuclear fuel is generally not reused or recycled but instead is most often stored onsite in specially-design pools in the vicinity of the nuclear reactor in which such nuclear fuel was used. Aged spent nuclear fuel, having undergone significant decay so that it doesn't produce significant heat, may also be stored in dry casks on pads at the reactor site in which it was produced, at decommissioned reactor sites, and/or at other approved sites pending disposal at a permanent disposal facility.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, as of 2013, there were more than 70,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel stored at sites within the United StatesWhile the practice increased the odds of a success, carrying multiples is risky to both the mother and her babies, raising the chances of diabetes, cerebral palsy, and premature birth.
Anyone who's seen a few minutes of a Nadya Suleman TV interview can tell that something is…
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In a new study in the journal Fertility and Sterility, Jessica Kresowik of the University of Iowa reports that in 2004 she implemented a policy of only transferring one embryo to healthy women under 38 getting their first round of IVF. According to Reuters, after comparing the clinic's success rate for five years before and after the policy shift, she found that birth rates actually improved a bit during that time period. Prior to 2004, 51% of women under 38
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near his home in Camden's Peckwater estate on 20 March - less tahan two hours before another man was stabbed to death nearby Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Kelvin Odunuyi Kelvin Odunuyi, a 19-year-old rapper known as DipDat and Lampz, was shot dead in Wood Green on 8 March Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Lyndon Davis Lyndon Davis, 18, was chased down and stabbed to death in Chadwell Heath on 14 March Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Tanesha Melbourne-Blake Tanesha Melbourne, 17, was killed in a drive-by shooting in Tottenham on 2 April PA The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Amaan Shakoor Amaan Shakoor, 16, was shot dead in Walthamstow on 2 April Metropolitan PoliceThe teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Israel Ogunsola Israel Ogunsola, 18, was stabbed to death in Hackney on 4 April Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Rhyhiem Ainsworth Barton Rhyhiem Ainsworth Barton, a 17-year-old rapper and aspiring architect, was shot dead in a Kennington Street on 5 May Handout The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Jordan Douherty Aspiring rapper Jordan Douherty died of his injuries outside a birthday party in Romford on 23 June Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Katrina Makunova Katrina Makunova, 17, was stabbed to death in Camberwell on 12 July 2018 Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Latwaan Griffiths 18-year-old Latwaan Griffiths was fatally stabbed on 25 July and died in hospital after
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being thrown off the back of a moped in Camberwell Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Guled Farah Guled Farah, 19, was shot in Walthamstow on 22 September Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Ethan Nedd-Bruce Ethan Nedd-Bruce, 18, died after he was shot outside a party at a flat in Greenwich, south-east London, on 22 October. He had also been stabbed, but the gunshot wound was the cause of death. Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Jay Hughes Jay Hughes, 15, died was fatally stabbed outside a chicken shop in Bellingham, south-east London, on 1 November Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Malcolm Mide-Madariola Malcolm Mide-Madariola, 17, was found suffering from a stab wound outsideClapham South Tube station on 2 November Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 John Ogunjobi John Ogunjobi, 16, died in front of his parents after he was stabbed in Greenleaf Close, Tulse Hill, on 5 November Metropolitan Police The teenagers murdered in London in 2018 Aron Warren Aron Warren, 18, was found stabbed in a flat block in Greenwich on 8 December and died at the scene Metropolitan Police
Forensics officers began searching a drain on North End Road on Thursday evening, and photographs taken at the scene appear to show a knife which had been extracted from the drain.
The four arrested suspects were all male, two 15-year-olds and two others aged 17 and 18.
After laying flowers at the scene, family friend Amina Osman told the
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it in the first place, the wizards of Unseen University feel vaguely responsible for its safety. They know the creatures that lived there escaped the impending Big Freeze by inventing the space elevator - they even intervened to rid the planet of a plague of elves, who attempted to divert humanity onto a different time track. But now it's all gone wrong - Victorian England has stagnated, and the pace of progress would embarrass a limping snail.
The Globe: The Science of Discworld II: A Novel
The Globe goes beyond science to explore the development of the human mind. Terry Pratchett and his acclaimed co-authors Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen combine the tale of the wizards rewriting human history with discussions of the origins and evolution of culture, language, art,is made up of the stories we told ourselves about where we came from and how we got here. It is the same on Discworld, except that beings, which on Earth are creatures of the imagination - like vampires, trolls, witches and, possibly, gods - are real, alive and, in some cases kicking, on the Disc.
A Blink of the Screen: Collected Shorter Fiction
A Blink of the Screen charts the course of Pratchett's long writing career: from his schooldays through to his first writing job on the Bucks Free Press and the origins of his debut novel, The Carpet People, and on again to the dizzy mastery of the phenomenally successful Discworld series.
The Science of Discworld II: The Globe
The acclaimed Science of Discworld centred on an original Pratchett story
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agreement allegedly entered into between herself and the State. Under the claimed agreement defendant was to testify against her codefendant, Johnny Banks. In exchange for her testimony, defendant was to receive a reduction of the charges, six months in the county jail, treatment in a residential drug program, and probation. Before the agreement could be consummated, Banks pleaded guilty to two counts of robbery and was sentenced to seven years in prison. Thereafter the State was unwilling to abide by the agreement, contending that no agreement ever existed and, alternatively, that defendant was not entitled to specific enforcement. Defendant stated in the circuit court and on appeal that she is willing to enter a guilty plea in accordance with the plea agreement.
The circuit court determined that a validdefendant by Treatment Alternative to Street Crimes, Inc., which operates a drug-abuse rehabilitation program. According to Brawka, the evaluation revealed that defendant was a drug addict but ineligible for the program because she was charged with a violent crime, i.e., two counts of armed robbery. In addition to the drug evaluation, Brawka referred defendant to the Kane County Diagnostic Center for a diagnostic evaluation.
After the case was continued for discovery purposes and completion of the diagnostic evaluation, Brawka approached *408 Assistant State's Attorney John Barsanti on August 3, 1983, and initiated plea negotiations on defendant's behalf. At that meeting, Brawka gave Barsanti a copy of defendant's diagnostic evaluation and explained that defendant was willing to testify against Banks. She proposed that defendant plead guilty to reduced charges, receive
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through the awkward means of cables, Scullin felt he had no choice but to agree to the recommendations of economic advisers, supported by Lyons and Fenton, that government spending be heavily cut, despite the suffering this caused and the disillusionment of the Labor party's base, whom were most affected by these cuts. Party unity began to crumble, and the gulf between the moderate and radical wings of the party began to grow.
Internal divisions and the Theodore Plan
Returning to Australia in 1931, Scullin was faced with a party now deeply divided over how to respond to the Depression. Jack Lang had won election as Premier of New South Wales and had become a leading alternative voice within Labor, advocating radical measures including repudiation of interest on debts to Britainthe new Leader of the Opposition. With a possible default by the Commonwealth looming in June, Scullin's minority government attempted to push through the Theodore Plan. Although under pressure given the prospect of bankruptcy, the Senate and Gibson did not relent, and nearly all the bills needed to implement the Theodore Plan were rejected. Nationwide opinion was divided on the government plan, however many were extremely concerned about the prospect of excessive inflation should the government start printing money to pay its bills.
Premiers' Plan and downfall
Now May, with unemployment at 27.6% widespread suffering across much of the population, Scullin called another conference of the state premiers to try and forge a new deal, now resigned to the fact that compromise with the Opposition was inevitable if any plan
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armed robber
Mr Gunar risked his own life by grappling with the robber and removing him from the Rainbow City takeaway
The gun, which Mohebbi confessed was fake, was tested following his arrest and found to be an Italian-made BBM Olympic 6 blank-firing.22 calibre revolver.
The firearm had been painted black over its original orange to disguise it. Inside there were five unfired blank cartridges, which were found to be in working order.
Mohebbi initially claimed he had been coerced into committing the robbery but that basis of plea was dismissed by Judge John Lafferty.
Accepting Mohebbi was 'having a hard time in prison' the judge felt that five years was the shortest jail sentence possible he could pass taking into account his guilty pleas.
Mr Gunar was also singled out for praise in1B, The General's Walk, Enfield, was jailed for five years for attempted robbery with two years concurrent for possessing an imitation firearm.
An order for the forfeiture and destruction of the weapon was granted.
Mr Gunar was singled out for praise in an address delivered by Judge John Lafferty after Mohebbi was sent down
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Motorized overhead patient lift systems are known for use in connection with lift straps, sling bars and patient lift slings to lift and transport patients for any number of reasons. Many of such motorized overhead lift systems typically operate like a winch and usually include a lift motor, a cylindrical lift drum driven by the lift motor, a housing for enclosing the motor and lift drum, and a lift strap affixed at one end within the lift drum for lifting or lowering a patient when the drum is rotated and the strap is respectfully either wound up on the lift drum or paid out from the lift drum. Typically, a sling bar is connected to the free end of the lift strap. Each end of a sling barre-skinned to honor Mario's brother for the Year of Luigi. It's not only a two-player affair, but it also completely supports all of the Virtual Console functionality of the Wii U, and it's a perfect retro extra to tie the package together. An extra fifth secret playable character is the cherry on top.
There was a moment where I was taking in the beautiful soundtrack, hovering over a tricky jump as cat Peach, and watching the glistening water below where the game really came together. It was then that I realized that Super Mario 3D World had achieved a level of platforming design that's close to perfection, and there was almost never a moment where I didn't have a smile on my face. This is the unequivocally the best
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of time. Even a non-household name in the NBA experiences an …
Stardom is a fluid concept in the NBA. It is seldom forever. Retaining the label becomes harder, for most, with age. When it's lost, it's difficult to regain. When a player's initial path toward it is derailed, carving out another one can prove impossible.
The biggest story going into the 2015-16 campaign is the return of Kevin Durant after a season derailed by three foot surgeries and 55 missed games. With Durant expected to be ready for the Oklahoma City Thunder's opening tip in October, his profound impact on the game will give the basketball …
After his Golden State Warriors reached the NBA Finals for the first time in four decades, their first-year coach, Steve Kerr, summoned amany years.
The future Hall of Famer took over as the Los Angeles Lakers' starting 2-guard at the beginning of the 1998-99 campaign, and he was so successful in his role that Eddie Jones almost immediately became expendable. Despite the fact …
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of meaning, particularly those stories that resonate with our own
lives, Mary Warner suggests that the stories of other young adults offer a resource
yet to be fully tapped. As such, readers are provided with insight into the young
adult perspective from the results of a survey of over 1400 teens and through feedback
from authors of young adult literature.
Journals
Reed Magazine: A Journal of Poetry and Prose
San Jose State University's Literary Magazine featuring submissions of original poetry
and short stories from across the nation. Reed Magazine is one of the oldest student
publications west of the Mississippi. In its earlier incarnations it was called El
Portal. Reed was first numbered by year and volume in 1946. At the time, the magazine
was put together by SJSU's literary society, Pegasus, with help from the Associated
Student Body. Themagazine continues to be compiled and edited by students in the
Department of English & Comparative Literature programs.
Steinbeck Studies
Steinbeck Studies is the authorized publication on the life and works of John Steinbeck.
It publishes scholarly articles, essays, photographs, notes, book and performance
review, and contemporary references about the author. Manuscripts are subject to blind
peer review. Steinbeck Studies is issued twice yearly and includes a membership in
the Steinbeck Society. Members will be informed of panels at the American Literature
Association as well as events sponsored by the Martha Heasley Cox Center for Steinbeck Studies and the National Steinbeck Center.
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keep away witches, ghosts, evil spirits, and illness.
Did you know? Christmas trees are grown in all 50 states including Hawaii and Alaska.
In the Northern hemisphere, the shortest day and longest night of the year falls on December 21 or December 22 and is called the winter solstice. Many ancient people believed that the sun was a god and that winter came every year because the sun god had become sick and weak. They celebrated the solstice because it meant that at last the sun god would begin to get well. Evergreen boughs reminded them of all the green plants that would grow again when the sun god was strong and summer would return.
The ancient Egyptians worshipped a god called Ra, who had the head of a hawk andwore the sun as a blazing disk in his crown. At the solstice, when Ra began to recover from his illness, the Egyptians filled their homes with green palm rushes, which symbolized for them the triumph of life over death.
Early Romans marked the solstice with a feast called Saturnalia in honor of Saturn, the god of agriculture. The Romans knew that the solstice meant that soon, farms and orchards would be green and fruitful. To mark the occasion, they decorated their homes and temples with evergreen boughs.
In Northern Europe the mysterious Druids, the priests of the ancient Celts, also decorated their temples with evergreen boughs as a symbol of everlasting life. The fierce Vikings in Scandinavia thought that evergreens were the special plant of the sun god, Balder.
Christmas
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here today.
Starting in the 1800's, Benjamin Gilbert, a Washington DC real estate developer, bought 90 acres of land around a small train station located on the B&O Railroad's Metropolitan Branch. Gilbert developed Takoma Park and marketed it to city officeworkers as country living, a 6-mile commute from the city, with clean water and fresh air.
Location. 38° 58.969′ N, 77° 1.285′ W. Marker is in Takoma Park, Maryland, in Montgomery County. Marker can be reached from Fenton Street, on the right when traveling south. Touch for map. Along the Metropolitan Branch Trail near the corner of Fenton Street and Takoma Avenue. Marker is in this post office area: Takoma Park MD 20912, United States of America.
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submittedMonday, February 29, 2016
Glasgow reveal former All Black forward has joined the club on 2 year deal
Rugby World Cup winner Corey Flynn will join Glasgow Warriors from French Top 14 side Toulouse in the summer, subject to visa and medical.
The former All Black hooker has signed a two-year deal with the Warriors, keeping him at Scotstoun until at least May 2018, subject to medical.
To date he has played 42 times for Toulouse in the Top 14 and European Rugby Champions Cup.
Prior to joining the four-time European champions in 2014, he spent 13 years with Super Rugby side the Crusaders.
The vastly experienced 35-year-old played 150 games for the Crusaders and represented Canterbury 61 times.
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Sea of Marmara
The species is primarily an inshore inhabitant of reefs and over open sand patches, even in moderately turbid waters, often forming large schools. The species has in isolated circumstances also been found close to shore in surf zones in Japan and in estuarine waters in South Africa. The species is occasionally found in offshore environments, suggesting it can lead a pelagic lifestyle also.
Biology and fishery
The shrimp scad is known to be a migratory species, with records from India indicating the fish resides and feeds in the waters of Madras from September to May, before migrating elsewhere to spawn. The shrimp scad feeds on a variety of prey, with at least two shifts in diet occurring as the fish mature. Older individuals feed mainly on youngbags, drums, or other containers which contain materials weighing in excess of one ton. As can be seen, even absent the reduced strength which is present at the score line, the pull sheets are subjected to significant forces. When a score as described above is present, however, the pulling of the pallet by the clamping mechanism on the lift truck effects a concentration of stresses at the score line.
In recognizing the shortcomings various companies have attempted to particularly strengthen the pull sheets at the score line. It has become common practice to interpose an extra lamina into the sheet overlapping with the score. Such a lamina is typically a strip of strong kraft liner board extending along the scoring. As in the case of paper bags, the expense
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ealing and loading in chiswick. oxford st just disconnects after 3 messages saying you're next in cue. sucks i give them a 0 out of 10 but the site is rigged. figures
went to m & s uxbridge service terrible so went to oxford street - great service
PS bought a couple of items from a downmarket shop where everthing is under a pound after M&S uxbridge can you believe it the service was far better than my favourite store
I totally agree with the previous review. I went to M&S Oxford St yesterday and was so v dissapointed with the service. Later in the day I went to the Edgware branch and found the sales assistants very helpful. They seemed much happier individuals.
It was pleasant to shop there and Idid buy something.
After attending a meeting in High Holborn on Friday 19th June I had time left before my train home to the Midlands so decided to shop on Oxford Street in the late afternoon, and went for my favourite shop, Marks and Spencer. I was very disappointed with the service and the total impact. There were only 2 assistants on the front service area on the ground floor, and both looked totally fed up! The may have been fed up about being left on their own, as there were large queues of women waiting to be served and buy their goods. The female assistant tried to make conversation, but it didn't match how she appeared. The other assistant seemed as if she was trying to go as
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if local communities were running short of access to cash in shops and ATMs.
The new scheme, set up by Link, does not go that far, but does allow communities - individually, or through their MP or council - to request help directly from Link to fund new cash machines. The Link fund is financed by its bank and building society members.
Cash battle in Battle
Applications are being taken now, although 11 sites have already been identified for directly installed ATMs.
They are: Deal, Ebbw Vale, Margate, Middleton, Wilmslow and York, as well as pilot sites in Battle, Bungay, Nuneaton, Tywyn, and Durness.
Battle, in East Sussex, was successful as tourists travelling to the area on a Sunday to visit the Battle of Hastings sites were unable to access cash, as theStudies on protracted tissue reactions and repair after circulatory and skeletal damage to the rat mandible.
The effect of circulatory and skeletal damage to the distal part of the mandible was studied on young growing rats after interruption of the inferior alveolar artery. The central part of the mandible including the incisor was most vulnerable to circulatory trauma. Maximal damage was seen when the inferior alveolar artery was interrupted combined with bilateral reflection of the mandibular periosteum. The damage produced then was a necrosis of the incisor pulp, odontoblasts and enamel organ and extensive resorption of the centrally-located compact bone. When both sides of the mucoperiosteum remained intact, damage to the main vessels of the mandible did not produce total necrosis of the incisor pulp. Reparative events with production
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colleagues to either take the handcuffs off their suspects and turn them loose, or at least to issue desk appearance tickets rather than haul them off to jail, according to court records and law enforcement sources.
Sources said that as many as nine other officers from the 109th Precinct in Flushing have been stripped of their guns and badges and have been suspended and/or placed on modified duty.
Several officers could face criminal and/or departmental charges as a result of a two-and-one-half-year investigation by Queens District Attorney Richard Brown into alleged corruption at the precinct.
Several officers are said to be cooperating in the investigation, according to sources.
Yam, a 10-year veteran, was arraigned late Monday night on charges of second-degree bribe receiving, second-degree receiving rewards for official misconduct and official misconduct.He allegedly collected tens of thousands of dollars in payoffs and was freed on $25,000 bail, according to court records.
Sources say Lt. Sung, a 20-plus-year veteran, surrendered Tuesday and was awaiting arraignment.
Both officers face up to 15 years in prison if convicted. They have been suspended from the force, sources say.
The criminal complaint against Yam alleges he was in bed with the owners of as many as eight popular karaoke bars in Flushing. Details about Lt. Sung's alleged criminality were not immediately available as he had not yet been arraigned.
Yam is suspected of being so close to one of the owners of two nightspots that the owner was invited to a backyard barbecue at the detective's home, where he gave the officer a monthly $2,000 payoff for protecting
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by E. E. Hassen Foundation, a nonprofit corporation, and the remainder was owned by Erwin E. Hassen's two brothers and his sister, defendant Betty Stein. The officers and directors of E. E. Hassen Foundation are the defendant Erwin E. Hassen and his two brothers, and at all times mentioned, said foundation was indebted to the Hassens in a sum in excess of $800,000.
A chronology of the facts out of which this litigation grows is as follows:
December 22, 1947: Country Club Villa gave its note to Guarantee Mutual Life Company, a corporation, for $440,000 principal and interest in monthly installments of $3907.20 or more, secured by a first trust deed on the real property situated at the southwest corner of Rosewood Avenue and Rossmore Avenue, Los Angeles.This note was personally guaranteed by *374 the Millers and additionally secured by a chattel mortgage. The trust deed required the maintenance by the trustor of a reserve for taxes, the agreed amount of which reserve was $1500 per month.
1948: The Casablanca Hotel was erected upon said real property.
January 22, 1953: Country Club Villa gave its note to the Millers for $125,000 secured by a second trust deed on the hotel property and a second chattel mortgage on the hotel furniture.
January 26, 1953: Country Club Villa sold the Casablanca Hotel to Frank Fishman and Gloria Fishman subject to the first and second trust deeds and chattel mortgages. As part of the purchase price, the Fishmans gave back their note to Country Club Villa for $425,361.55,
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payable in monthly installments secured by a third trust deed on the hotel property.
February 27, 1953: The Fishmans sold and conveyed the Casablanca Hotel to the Hassens, subject to the first, second and third trust deeds and to the first and second chattel mortgages, and, as a part of the purchase price, the Hassens gave the Fishmans their note for $194,000 secured by a fourth trust deed on the hotel property.
January 29, 1954: Guarantee Mutual Life Company sold and assigned to Zenith the $440,000 note executed by Country Club Villa and secured by the first trust deed.
May 11, 1954: Early in 1954 an action for judicial foreclosure of the second trust deed and the second chattel mortgage was brought by the Millers against the Hassens.hotel property.
October 22, 1954: Country Club Villa filed and recorded a Notice of Default and Election to Sell under the third trust deed. *375
November 5, 1954: Zenith elected to declare due the then balance under the first trust deed note for default in payment of taxes, principal and interest.
February 22, 1955: Country Club Villa bought in the hotel at the foreclosure sale on its third trust deed for $330,000, and, thereafter, took possession of the property.
April 27, 1955: In order to prevent the foreclosure sale by Zenith under the defaulted first trust deed, which sale was scheduled for May 3, 1955, Country Club Villa arranged to refinance the property and paid Zenith the amount then due on said first trust deed note, being in
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excess of $325,000.
The complaint alleged and the court found that at the time of the making of the compromise agreement on May 11, 1954, the Hassens misrepresented to the plaintiffs the then balance due on the first trust deed promissory note held by Zenith and that following the making of said compromise agreement the Hassens made a series of misrepresentations as to payments to Zenith of principal, interest and reserve for taxes for the months of June to October, 1954; that the Hassens delivered to the plaintiffs forged documents purporting to be receipts by Zenith of the monthly payments of principal, interest and reserve for taxes; that on or about September 8, 1954, the Hassens misrepresented to the plaintiffs that the then unpaid principal of the firstcompromise agreement, to which Country Club Villa was also a party, that Country Club Villa was not entitled to rely thereon. Considering that when the compromise agreement was entered into the Hassens were the owners of the hotel; having in mind their relationship to Zenith, the holder of the first trust deed executed by Country Club Villa and guaranteed by the Millers, obligating them to pay any defaults of the Hassens thereunder; considering that any failure of the Hassens to pay the principal, interest and taxes under the first trust deed constituted a default on the second trust deed held by the Millers and the third trust deed held by Country Club Villa, thus jeopardizing their security and remembering that the Hassens at all times knew that the
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on March 25, a 19-year-old woman walking on Oxford Street near Richmond Street at about 3:30 a.m. was approached by a man in a car.
The man tried to convinced her to get in the vehicle, but she refused. The driver got out of his car and forced her into his car.
He began to drive and sexually assaulted the woman while he was driving. He dropped off the teen at Oxford Street and Wharncliffe Road.
A 28-year old man was charged with sexual assault and kidnapping and is expected to appear in court on May 8.
Police said at the time of his arrest they believed there were other victims.
They described the man as 200 pounds, five-foot-eight, with short black hair, a full beard and brown eyes. He was known toof around 120 circulars have already become redundant.
Jha said the government has already withdrawn 48 circulars issued since 1994 and efforts are being made to clarify all issues relating to service tax through the new circular.
He also clarified that in future all circulars would be issued only by the CBEC, unlike in the past when Director General Service Tax also used to issue circulars.
Bhattacharya said that seven new services, which have been included in the service tax net from June 1 this year, are expected to fetch about Rs 9,000 crore this fiscal.
The commissioner said the target of service tax has been raised to Rs 50,200 crore for 2007-08 from against Rs 37,500 crore in the previous year.
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down with a season-ending knee injury in Week 3, recording just two sacks in the last three games combined.
With Clayborn, their reigning sack leader, out, Bucs LDE Michael Bennett and DT Gerald McCoy have faced increased attention on passing downs, limiting the Bucs to no sacks in either of their last two games.
The addition of Bowers, who worked at right end on third down Thursday, figures to improve the unit's performance. Though he was slowed by offseason knee surgery, Bowers was considered the premier edge rusher coming out of college last year.
To make room for Bowers on the roster the Bucs released CB Lequan Lewis. Lewis was signed last week after the team releaeed DE Markus White, who was re-signed to the practice squad.
About the writer
Roy Cummings hasbeen The Tampa Tribune's primary Buccaneer beat writer for many years now and has a knowledge of the current players that is unsurpassed amongst local reporters. He also appears on Channel 8's news broadcasts on stories about the Bucs. He came to London with the Bucs in 2009 and was at Richmond Park to be part of the Bucs UK's most memorable day when the club took on the UK Patriots at touch football in front of many Bucs alumni and club officials.
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Abstract
The rejection of the Nice Treaty in the first attempt to ratify it by referendum on June 7, 2001, was a great shock to the political establishment in Ireland, the only member state that has ratified every treaty revision by both parliamentary approval and a referendum. The shock extended beyond Ireland to the leadership of the other member states and to the applicant countries in central and Eastern Europe. The Fianna Fail-Progressive Democrats coalition government received most of the blame because they negotiated and signed the treaty and were responsible for seeing to its ratification. The ratification campaign was lackluster, unmotivated, and failed both to explain adequately the treaty and to assert the government's positions in the face of criticisms from the anti-Nice campaigners. The electorate's general disillusionmentAn adult male grizzly bear was euthanized on Nov. 10 near Libby in northwest Montana after it broke into a garage seeking a food source, according to a Tuesday press release from Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.
FWP captured the bear on private property along Farm to Market Road near Libby Creek approximately 3.5 miles south of Libby. The bear broke into a garage and fed on a harvested elk. FWP consulted with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and followed Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee guidelines.
The bear had been captured Oct. 11 south of Libby near Big Cherry Creek after attempting to break into a barn seeking food. This was the first known conflict involving the bear attempting to get human-related food sources. When animals become food conditioned, according
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Marvel Studios was bankrupt back in the '90s. In the year 1998, the company had just started fresh after their bankruptcy and started signing movie deals and were desperately looking for cash.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Marvel Entertainment made an offer to Sony during the negotiation of Original Spiderman as the company was in desperate need of money. Marvel head then Ike Perlmutter made an offer to Sony Pictures the rights to the cinematic characters such as Thor, Black Panther, Ant-Man, Captain America, Iron Man and more. Marvel was ready to give the rights of the whole stable of superheroes at just $25 million.
Sony rejected the offer and further claimed: 'nobody gives a shit about any of the other Marvel characters except Spider-Man.' Marvel ended up sellingthe rights to Sony Pictures at $10 million.
These characters are the golden ticket of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and it is one of the most profitable series of MCU movies and with every release they're earning more money.
In the year 2002, the term superheroes were a household name as every kid was in love with Spider-Man. Ceo of Marvel then Perlmutter armed with a list of characters which was underrated and most people never heard off.
As Spider-Man ushered in the new era of films and Marvel took advantage of it and the movie Iron Man was decided to be made starring Robert Downey Jr.
The recent release of MCU Avengers: Endgame has created history and has done a humongous business around the globe. Sony could have been part of
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Last updated on .From the section Football
Bournemouth keeper Artur Boruc makes a poor mistake to allow Gareth McAuley to put West Brom in front
West Brom came from behind to inflict a fourth straight Premier League defeat on struggling Bournemouth in a captivating game at The Hawthorns.
Joshua King's calm penalty put the visitors ahead on five minutes after Allan Nyom had clumsily wrestled Ryan Fraser to the ground inside the area.
Craig Dawson equalised at the end of a thrilling first 10 minutes as his strike took a big deflection off Charlie Daniels as Artur Boruc dived in vain.
Boruc's woeful error in failing to punch clear a corner allowed Gareth McAuely to put his side in front on 22 minutes, with the Cherries' recent defensive woes routinely exploited by thehosts at set-pieces.
Nacer Chadli's header was rightly disallowed for offside after the interval, while Dawson was forced off after appearing to be knocked unconscious in the build-up - West Brom later stating the defender is fine following his collision with Tyrone Mings.
Despite dominating possession, Eddie Howe's side failed to find a vital equaliser - Ben Foster making two superb saves in added time to ensure Bournemouth continue their slide into a relegation battle.
For the hosts, substitute James McClean also saw his effort well saved by Boruc late on, as the impressive Baggies have now reached 40 points for the season.
Safe before March
West Brom can't be complacent - Pulis
Barring a remarkable downturn in form, West Brom look firmly on course to achieve their best-ever Premier League points total this
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season.
Their current record stands at 49 when the Baggies finished eighth at the end of the 2012-13 campaign under Steve Clarke, but have 12 games remaining to surpass that total.
Clarke's side had the benefit of Romelu Lukaku's 17 league goals that year, whereas this vintage have a more unlikely source in 37-year-old centre-back McAuley, who looks keen and capable of playing to 40 in his current form.
The veteran capped his 500th game in English football with his seventh strike in all competitions this season - drawing him level with Salomon Rondon as West Brom's top scorer - before marshalling his defence expertly in a tighter second half.
In truth, he will likely never score an easier goal as Boruc suffered the indignity of managing to punch the ball behindhim from a corner before it rolled down his back and into McAuley's path.
The hosts were fortunate with Dawson's deflected leveller too, but that should not detract from another fine performance as they claimed a fifth victory in their last eight league games.
Indefensible
The plot points were different but this was an all-too familiar tale for Bournemouth as their miserable defence once again made sure they remain without a win in 2017, having now conceded 18 goals in their last six Premier League games.
Daniels' deflection was unlucky but Dawson should never have been allowed the space to move up from right-back unchecked into a shooting position.
Bournemouth looked petrified every time they conceded a corner - the hosts had eight in total - as Jonny Evans, Dawson and McAuley all
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gates of Manzanar and what life was like when they were forced into the outside world. She also recalls a visit to Manzanar as an adult.
Evaluation
In the beginning of the book, the plot is jumble and confusing. The characters are portrayed very well and are completely life- like. The settings are described accurately and detailed. As Jeanne grows older, she comes to realize the meaning of Manzanar. This book voices Jeanne’s thoughts and opinions of Manzanar and life very well.
Conclusion
This book shows life at Manzanar through the eyes of young Jeannie. She tells her thoughts as a child, teenager, and an adult. Overall, it is a very good book and I enjoyed it.
Your final review
Though the plot is jumbled at first, you start to understand the book betteronce you read farther into it.
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In the book Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuk Houston and James D. Houston, Jeanne is a young, seven year old, girl who was sent with her family to live at Manzanar interment camp in 1942 with 10 thousand other Japanese Americans. This is a true story of a spirited Japanese American family's attempt to survive the indignities of forced detention. The authors do a good job of engaging the reader by having a significant amount of details in the text. For example, on page 76, it says, 'Another nineteen-year-old died five days later.' These details help you understand the story a little bit more. To me, the details are really good and the best thing the authors can
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do this to citizens of the US.
Anonymous
More than 1 year ago
This book was really thorough and had spirit, although there were very heartbreaking moments
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More than 1 year ago
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More than 1 year ago
The book Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston and James D. Houston is an engaging, thought-provoking memoir about what was is like to grow up behind a barbed wire fence during the time of World War II. Seven year old Japanese-American Jeanne Wakatsuki was living in San Pedro Harbor, California when Pearl Harbor was bombed in 1941. Not long after this tragic event, the Wakatsuki family and 10 thousand other Japanese families got sent to Japanese internment camps. Fortunately, the whole Wakatsuki family got sent to Manzanar Internment Camp. Jeanne and her family had to learnto survive in the terrible living conditions. Although Jeanne didn’t understand much about what was going on in the world at her time in Manzanar, the time she spent there completely changed herself and her life. Decades after Jeanne left Manzanar, she finally found her voice and decided to speak up about the four long years she spent at the Japanese internment camp.
Anonymous
More than 1 year ago
Ekh. This book was kind of boring. Countless times I fell asleep while reading it; it's a slow story.
Nakkiah_Stampfli
More than 1 year ago
I had to read this book for school and it was one of the better books we read. The story line was solid and well organized. It was also a great way to teach students what it was like for
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of the first to open, and the Wakutsuki family was sent there from Long Beach. They were forced to leave and take only the things they could carry. Jeanne was only seven at the time yet she faced such new and unfamiliar challenges. Being interned had emotional and physical consequences on her family, especially her Issei father. This memoir recalls the family's experience.
allison_l_wv
More than 1 year ago
Farewell to Manzanar is an exhilarating book to read! This book is non-fiction and very vivid. In my opinion this book will be suitable for anyone. Farwell to Manzanar is about a young Japanese girl with her family and her childhood through Pearl Harbor. It contains her family's frustrations and raging moments that will keep you on the edge of your seat.This nail biting story also includes her school life-boys, friendships, sports, etc. This motivating book is similar to what happened to over 110,000 Japanese family's during the mid 1940's at various camps throughout the United States.
The main character in this tale is about a 7 year old Japanese girl Jeanne Wakatsuki, growing up in the early and mid 1940's in a concentration camp in California, and her getting her life back together again after they leave the camp. Other important characters in this story are papa, mama, and Radine. You will read that papa is very strict and proud about his family's Japanese descent. Mama is very kind and considerate while Radine, Jeanne's first real friend in her life, is brave for what she does throughout the story
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hued plumage. Sticking my big toe into Costa Rica's neighbor Nicaragua. Parrots flying in pairs overhead. Tiger herons with their feathers arranged in alternating stripes down their bodies. The cat like raccoons and the iguanas picking up the colors of the world around them. The otherworldly huge cricket on the wall of our jungle side hotel.The first-ever Comedy Prom, hosted by Tim Minchin at the Royal Albert Hall. With soprano Susan Bullock and pianist Danny Driver. Jules Buckley conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra.
The first-ever Comedy Prom, hosted by musician, actor and comedian Tim Minchin at the Royal Albert Hall.
Tim weaves his way through an unpredictable evening of musical comedy, fun and surprises and is joined by guests including Maestro winner Sue Perkins, musical cabaret duo Kit and the Widow, the puppet Mongrels, and Doc Brown.
Soprano Susan Bullock and pianist Danny Driver attempt to keep the musical standard from plummeting too far. Jules Buckley conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra.
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anything, the Mao-suit-clad cadres in Pyongyang are probably gleeful that the president of the United States has played straight into their propaganda. They know that their country is a tiny hedgehog, but it seems to have disturbed the tiger.
Inside North Korea, this propaganda is everywhere: The big, bad United States is preparing to attack us, and our leader, Kim Jong-un, is building nuclear weapons to defend us. With his threats, Mr. Trump has given Mr. Kim exactly the justification he needs to keep his nuclear and missile programs going, even as his countrymen go hungry.This invention relates to a fluidized bed system and method, and, more particularly, to such a system and method for utilizing an external heat exchange to control the operation of a reactor.
Fluidized bed reactors, such as, combustors, gasifiers, steam generators and the like are well known. In these arrangements, air is passed through a bed of particulate materials, including a fossil fuel such as coal and absorbent material for the sulfur oxides generated as a result of combustion of the coal, to fluidize the bed and promote the combustion of the fuel at a relatively low temperature. When heat produced by the fluidized bed is utilized to convert water to steam, such as in a steam generator, the fluidized bed system offers an attractive combination of high heat
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improved before that 3-0 loss, lost Pogba in the area as he headed home to restore parity in the space of two minutes, and City's defenders were once again caught off-guard when Smalling was left totally unmarked to turn in Alexis Sanchez's free-kick after 69 minutes.
City were stunned - flaws exposed. Pep Guardiola's side conceded three in 19 minutes at Anfield and three in 16 minutes here. Lightning had struck twice in the space of four days.
It was only the brilliance of De Gea, with a world-class save from substitute Aguero, that stopped City rescuing the respectability of a point - but there was a serious sense of anti-climax around the Etihad at the final whistle.
City felt they were on the wrong end of several decisions from refereeMartin Atkinson, particularly when Young clearly followed through on Aguero in the area in the second half, but they only have themselves to blame after the failure to take those first half chances and that second-half defensive collapse.
Indeed, one City supporter - and not a child either - was in tears in his seat in the stand. He will cheer up when the title formalities are complete, but this was a bitter pill to swallow for Guardiola, his team and their fans.
Vincent Kompany scored his first Premier League goal since last May
Pogba raises game to lift United
Pogba's first-half performance aroused comment for two reasons - the manner in which he was outmanoeuvred in midfield and a hair colour that looked suspiciously like an unwitting title tribute to Manchester
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City with its flashes of blue.
The man Guardiola claimed was offered to Manchester City in January was as off the pace as his team-mates and social media would not have made pleasant reading for the France playmaker.
But how it all turned in the space of two minutes early in the second half as the tall, long-striding Pogba flipped the game on its head and opened up the possibility of a United victory that seemed light years away at half-time.
And what resolve Mourinho's side showed to dig their way out of the hole they found themselves in after 45 minutes, stirring themselves for a comeback that will at least give them pride that they did not allow City to have their title celebration at their expense.
True, they rode theirluck as Young somehow escaped punishment for that reckless challenge on Aguero in the area, but they scrapped it out and relished the feisty later exchanges when City's discipline deserted them.
This will not stop City winning the title but it will give United a real sense of satisfaction in a season where they have been comprehensively overshadowed by their neighbours.
Can City pick themselves up for Champions League?
Liverpool, who come to the Etihad protecting that 3-0 lead in the Champions League quarter-final second leg on Tuesday, will have watched events unfolding here with mixed emotions.
In the first half, City looked every inch a side with the capability to overturn that deficit as they dazzled in attack and left United chasing shadows in midfield.
In the second, they looked like a
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an air bearing slider. This slider acts in a cooperative hydrodynamic relationship with a thin layer of air dragged along by the spinning discs to fly the head assembly in a closely spaced relationship to the disc surface. In order to maintain the proper flying relationship between the head assemblies and the discs, the head assemblies are attached to and supported by head suspensions or flexures.
The actuator assembly used to move the heads from track to track has assumed many forms historically, with most disc drives of the current generation incorporating an actuator of the type referred to as a rotary voice coil actuator. A typical rotary voice coil actuator consists of a pivot shaft fixedly attached to the disc drive housing base member closely adjacent to therotate the actuator housing, with the attached head suspensions and head assemblies, in accordance with the well-known Lorentz relationship. As the actuator housing rotates, the heads are moved radially across the data tracks along an arcuate path.
As the physical size of disc drives has decreased historically, the physical size of many of the disc drive components has also decreased to accommodate this size reduction. Similarly, the density of the data recorded on the magnetic media has been greatly increased. In order to accomplish this increase in data density, significant improvements in both the recording heads and recording media have been made.
For instance, the first rigid disc drives used in personal computers had a data capacity of only 10 megabytes, and were in the format commonly referred to in
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Zach Looney hit a sacrifice fly. 3B Evan Peters was hit by a pitch but a fielder's choice and a fly out ended the inning.
SS Tanner Chauncey led off the bottom of the fourth with a single up the middle and LF Kelton Caldwell followed with a single of his own. Simon hit 3B Austin Hall to load the bases with no outs. After DH Alex Wolfe struck out swinging, 1B Brock Whitney knocked in a run on a fielder's choice. A groundout ended the inning with the score 4-1 Santa Clara.
DeMerritt was hit by a pitch leading off the fifth and went to third on a single to right by Herbst. Stover knocked a RBI single to left to bring in the fifth Santa Clara run ofthe day. After a pitching change, RHP Matt Milke got three outs to limit the damage.
With CF Stephen Wells on first and two outs, Chauncey singled to left to put a runner in scoring position. Caldwell and Hall came through with two-out RBI singles to bring BYU within a run at 5-4 before Simon got out of the inning with a ground out.
Leading off the top of the sixth, Peters singled to left and SS Justin Viele laid down a sacrifice bunt. RF Greg Harisis doubled down the right field line for a RBI. Harisis would move to third on a wild pitch with one out and came in when Herbst struck out but the ball got away from the catcher. Herbst would make it to third on
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two wild pitches but Stover flied out to center for the third out.
BYU exploded for five runs in the bottom of the sixth after the first out was recorded. C Guenther singled to left center and 2B Law walked before LHP Max Deering came in to replace Simon. Pinch hitter Christian Mua singled to center to bring in a run and moved to second on the throw. Pinch hitter Lopez walked to load the bases and Chauncey hit a sac fly. Caldwell and Hall hit back-to-back RBI singles to right field to bring in two more runs and Twining came in to pitch. Wolfe hit the fourth pitch Twining threw to right center for a RBI single before Whitney was caught looking for the final out of theinning with BYU now leading 9-7.
Santa Clara reclaimed the lead in the top of the eighth. After Viele grounded out, Harisis singled to center and came around to score on a double down the left field line by DeMerritt. Herbst followed with another double to bring in pinch runner Justin Gisch and Stover followed with a single to left to score Herbst. Biancardi walked but Perry and Looney both flied out to end the inning.
In the bottom of the eighth Lopez walked on four pitches and Chauncey singled down the left field line to put runners on the corners. A wild pitch moved Chauncey to second before Caldwell tied the game with a sacrifice fly to right. Hall was intentionally walked and C Jarrett Jarvis grounded in to
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this Wikipedia article: link; for information about the image: image source.
As famously told in Vergil's Aeneid, the Trojan exile Aeneas finally reached Italy and experienced a vision of the river god Tiberinus during the night; Tiberinus told Aeneas that Aeneas's son Ascanius would found the great city of Alba on the location where they saw a white sow with thirty piglets. Sure enough, the next day, Aeneas and Ascanius found the promised pig, which they sacrificed to the goddess Juno to solicit her favor. You can read the whole story in Book VIII of the Aeneid.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Pygmalion and the Statue. To find out more about Pygmalion and his statue, see this Wikipedia article: link; for information about the image: image source.
Pygmalion, disgusted by the women aroundjourney of Orpheus to rescue his wife Eurydice, see this Wikipedia article: link; for information about the image: image source.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
The Rape of the Sabine Women. To find out more about the early Romans and the Sabine women, see this Wikipedia article: link; for information about the image: image source.
This is a legend from the early days of Rome, shortly after its founding by Romulus. This first generation of Romans was made up of men, with a serious short of women, unlike their neighbors, the Sabines, who had been living there for a long time already. The Sabines, however, did not allowed their women to marry the Romans. Romulus then decided to take the women by force: he invited the Sabines to a festival and, during
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Remus, see this Wikipedia article: link; for information about the image: image source.
Romulus and Remus were the twin sons of Rhea Silvia who, as legend had it, was seduced by Mars, the god of war. The birth of the twins caused great consternation for King Amulius of Alba Longa who had deposed his brother Numitor, father of Rhea Silvia, and wanted no rivals who could challenge his rule. When Amulius learned of the twins' birth, he ordered that they be abandoned to die in the wilderness, but, as you can see in today's painting, they were rescued by a shepherd. When they grew up, the boys returned to Alba Longa, killed their great-uncle Amulius and restored their grandfather Numitor to the throne. They then went on to foundThe Evil Within: The Kotaku Review
Before The Evil Within came out, I knew that I had to steel myself to be scared by it. But I'd also been nagged by the idea that I should be scared for it, too. As in, fearful on its behalf. It's one of those games that's so heavily freighted by genre and pedigree that expectations were massive.
The Evil Within tries its best to deliver in proportion to those anticipations. And that's probably where its problems started. Evil Within producer Shinji Mikami made his name on the Resident Evil games. The series he once spearheaded has devolved into an action-heavy popcorn movie shootfest, a parody of itself that's barely capable of terrifying a second-grader. So, the arrival of an all-new Mikami title was
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Orthopedic Clinic, where he was seen by defendant Dr. Michael Brown, an orthopedic resident in his fourth postgraduate year. After arthrograms of the elbow were taken, Dr. Brown diagnosed the condition as being caused by a bone chip in plaintiff's elbow.
Dr. Brown and plaintiff discussed possible treatments, including arthrotomy, which involves opening the elbow joint, and arthroscopy, which involves viewing the elbow joint through a fiberoptic device inserted through a small portal incision. Based on Dr. Brown's description of the two procedures, plaintiff elected to undergo arthroscopy.
On March 11, 1985, while plaintiff was being prepared for surgery, Dr. Brown gave plaintiff a consent form and, for the first time, informed plaintiff that arthroscopy involves risks of infection, anesthesia risks, and a risk of danger to blood vessels andthe ulnar nerve. Dr. Brown did not inform plaintiff that an elbow arthroscopy also involves risks of nerve severance and paralysis.
Defendant Dr. Jordan Ginsburg, an orthopedic surgeon and assistant clinical professor, supervised and assisted Dr. Brown in the arthroscopy. Dr. Brown or Dr. Ginsburg made portal incisions on the medial and lateral sides of plaintiff's right elbow, but no bone chip was found.
Following the arthroscopy, plaintiff's right wrist was completely paralyzed; he was unable to raise or extend the thumb and fingers on his right hand. Exploratory *419 surgery revealed plaintiff's right radial nerve was in the normal anatomical location; the nerve was partially divided directly underneath the scar from the lateral portal incision made during the arthroscopy.
During the first year after the arthroscopy, plaintiff experienced some nerve
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of Forman's account was admitted into evidence. It revealed purchases and payments from February, 1964 to July, 1969. Payments on the account were made by both Wolf and Forman.
Ben Glitman, supervisor of bookkeeping for Malkov Lumber Company, testified that he verifies the bookkeeping entries at the firm. On February 1, 1964, he talked with defendants concerning the purchase of material by them for the renovation of 40 to 50 buildings. Wolf and Forman were engaged in this enterprise together and Wolf ordered some of the supplies himself pursuant to an agreement between Wolf, Forman and Malkov Lumber Company. Credit was extended to Forman, not Wolf, and Forman was to pay for the material. From February, 1964 to July, 1969 a running *54 account was kept reflecting numerous transactions.The entries on that account were a true and correct representation of the account with a balance of $3371.28 due and owing from Forman. Receipts for delivered material have Forman's signature and invoices were sent to Forman after the material had been delivered. Forman received monthly statements of the account which he never disputed. After financial difficulty was experienced with the Forman account pencil notations were placed next to each transaction reflected on the ledger card to indicate whether Wolf or Forman was supervising the work on the particular job to which that transaction related. Sometime later in 1964 Forman told Glitman that written confirmations from Forman should be sent to him if he was to be responsible for anyone's account, and pursuant to that arrangement Forman sent
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The local council responsible for Botany Bay Lane is Bromley London Boro Council which is a London Borough Council.
Botany Bay Lane is located within the county of Greater London which is in the London region of the UK. 10.19 miles South East from the centre of London, 21.51 miles North West from the centre of Maidstone, 27.81 miles East from the centre of Woking and 28.67 miles South West from the centre of Chelmsford.
Postcodes for Botany Bay Lane
Car Parks near Botany Bay Lane
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Just 1 mile from Chislehurst Railway Station, the Crown Inn has a bar, restaurantand modern en suite rooms. Many rooms have beautiful views of Chislehurst Common.
Address:
School Road,, BR7 5PG, Chislehurst
Number of Rooms:
7
Lowest Price Room:
£72
Highest Price Room:
£130
The Bulls Head Hotel - bromley
Star Rating:
3 Stars
Set within the leafy village of Chislehurst, this 18th-century former coach house offers warm, cosily furnished rooms with Freeview TV. It features both a restaurant and 2 bars.
Address:
Royal Parade, BR7 6NR, Chislehurst
Number of Rooms:
15
Lowest Price Room:
£69
Highest Price Room:
£185
Love & Peace - orpington
Love & Peace is situated in Orpington, 19 km from London and 49 km from Windsor. Rooms come with a shared bathroom. For your comfort, you will find slippers and a hairdryer.
Address:
15 Nightingale Corner Wotton Green, BR5 3PS, Orpington
Number of Rooms:
1
Lowest Price Room:
£25
Glendevon House Hotel - bromley
Star Rating:
3 Stars
Glendevon House Hotel offers accommodation in Bromley. A flat-screen TV
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is provided. London is 17 km from Glendevon House Hotel, while Windsor is 47 km from the property. London City Airport is 12 km away.
Address:
80 Southborough Road, Bickley, Kent, BR1 2EN, Bromley
Number of Rooms:
21
Lowest Price Room:
£60
Tamasha Hotel - bromley
Star Rating:
3 Stars
Decorated in the style of the Raj, the Tamasha Hotel is located 15 minutes walk from the centre of Bromley. It offers award-winning Indian cuisine and bedrooms with free Wi-Fi.
Address:
131 Widmore Road, BR1 3AX, Bromley
Number of Rooms:
7
Lowest Price Room:
£60
Highest Price Room:
£85
Mary Rose Inn Hotel - bromley
This 16th-century inn offers a bar in the ancient St Mary Cray village. It has free a free car park, and is a 5-minute drive from the M20 and M25 motorways.respect the limits on presidential power contained in the Constitution. The attack that the president ordered two weeks ago was also an attack on the rule of law. The question before us is whether enough of us still care about flagrant presidential lawbreaking to oppose him when he orders illegal attacks.
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Big East basketball tournament will mark the final league appearances for Pittsburgh, Syracuse and Notre Dame, which all will move to the ACC next season.
Louisville and Rutgers will remain in the league one more season before moving to the ACC and Big Ten, respectively, in 2014.
The remaining Big East schools are considering new sites for next year's tournament, including Hartford, Conn.; Memphis, Tenn.; Cincinnati and Dallas.Roslyne Buchanan
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utmost to not let the team down and so does the team towards him as in Saturday there is no more Lewis to fall back to and they have to work with what they got.
We also have a bit of history to look at. There have been really three times that Button has been a top dog during his career before 2013 when it actually had some real point to it. One was 2004, next was the second half of 2006 season and the third was 2009 season. 2004 he was the next best behind the all dominant Ferraris. 2006 second half of the season he was the driver that scored the most points. 2009 when the car was best or equal best he did all the heavyBrawn.
Right now, it's pretty obvious that Whitmarsh and Jenson have that special relationship. Lewis has fallen out of favour and moved to Mercedes to forge a relationship with Ross Brawn.
Like BootLace mentioned, Villeneuve got replaced that weekend, for Sato. Button joined BAR as a second driver, it was Villeneuve's team. But Button made the team his and for the first time in his career became the lead driver. I think that year had a pretty large influence on the Jenson we see now.
You are not offending me, you are missing my point. Doesn't matter how Mac handles their drivers. Mika and David were McLaren drivers and Mika emerged clearly on top. It has nothing to do with preferential treatment and whatnot. It has all to do with psychology.
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cat to cross the 405 is P-22. P-22 was not wearing a GPS collar at the time, so little is known about his journey.
In the same area where P-61 crossed, a mountain lion dubbed P-18 was hit and killed by a vehicle in 2011. A lion not tracked by scientists was killed along that stretch in 2009.
Researchers believe a negative encounter with an uncollared male mountain lion could have caused P-61 to cross the freeway again to move back west, Beatriz said.
Scientists tracking the mountain lions have found that roadways are largely trapping animals in the Santa Monica Mountains, which run along the Malibu coast and across the middle of Los Angeles to Griffith Park, where P-22 settled.
The result of that isolation, they say, is imminent genetic collapseIn 1912, a mixed-race community of about forty-five people was evicted by the state of Maine from Malaga Island, just off the coast of Phippsburg. It was an act motivated by economics, racism, eugenics, and political retribution. Eight islanders were committed to the Maine School for the Feeble-Minded. The remaining islanders faired as best they could after moving to the mainland. Once the island was clear, the state moved the Malaga school to another island. Then they dug up the graves and reburied the remains in the graveyard at the Maine School for the Feeble-Minded. The Malaga community was erased. For generations, Descendants have feared to speak about what happened to their families because of the local stigma of mixed-blood and feeble-mindedness. Others in Phippsburg would rather forget
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existed in the towns of Gaul in the time of the grandsons of Clovis, had fallen into neglect and decay. If the Frank conquerors had gradually progressed from their original barbarism, the civilization of the conquered race had gradually deteriorated in the midst of perpetual war, until at last, about the time of Charles Martel, the whole people had reached the lowest point of civilization to which Gaul had sunk since it learnt the language and the manners of Rome.
Letters had taken refuge in the monasteries; but the monastic schools did not fulfil the place of the old Imperial schools. Pagan literature was very naturally disliked and discouraged by the Church, and the schools of the monasteries took a narrower range.
The advantages of learning were indeed recognized bythe Frank princes from the first, and Clovis, and his sons and grandsons, encouraged some of their young nobility to qualify themselves for high places in the State and in the Church. No doubt Pepin and Carloman, with the assistance of Boniface, in regulating and reforming the Frankish Church, did something to encourage learning. Pepin, we have seen, had the Italian scholar, Peter of Pisa, at his court as tutor to the young princes and the young nobles of the court. But the adoption of general measures to revive learning throughout the kingdom was the work of Charlemagne, and is one of his best claims to the gratitude of posterity.
It was about the year 780 that he induced an eminent Lombard scholar, Paul the Deacon, to take up
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To the nobles who live in Benden Weyr, Lessa is nothing but a ragged kitchen girl. For most of her life she has survived by serving those who betrayed her father and took over his lands. Now the time has come for Lessa to shed her disguise - and take back her stolen birthright.
But everything changes when she meets a queen dragon. The bond they share will be deep and last forever. It will protect them when, for the first time in centuries, Lessa's world is threatened by Thread, an evil substance that falls like rain and destroys everything it touches. Dragons and their Riders once protected the planet from Thread, but there are very few of them left these days. Now brave Lessa mustrisk her life, and the life of her beloved dragon, to save her beautiful world....
Another Turn, and the deadly silver Threads began falling again. So thebold dragonriders took to the air once more and their magnificent flyingdragons swirled and swooped, belching flames that destroyed theshimmering strands before they reach the ground.
But F'lar knew he had to find a better way to protect his beloved Pern,and he had to find it before the rebellious Oldtimers could breed anymore dissent... before his brother F'nor would be foolhardy enough tolaunch another suicide mission... and before those dratted fire-lizards could stir up any more trouble!
Never had there been as close a bonding as the one that existed betweenthe daring and adventurous young Lord Jaxom and his extraordinary whitedragon, Ruth. Pure white and
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soybeans on the acres it devotes to sugar cane from ethanol.
''They're choosing to grow sugar cane, and we choose to grow corn,'' said Mr. Schafer, who maintains that ethanol has played a minor role in food inflation. ''I don't understand the distinction.''
The three-day conference drew dozens of world leaders, like President Nicolas Sarkozy of France and Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda of Japan, to discuss food security. Food prices are at their highest in more than three decades and stockpiles are at perilous lows.
The reasons for the rise in food prices include weather problems that reduced crop yields, growing demand for food among the emerging middle class in China and other developing countries, and the increasing production of ethanol and other biofuels.
Among the more provocative speakers was Mahmoud Ahmadinejad,the president of Iran, who blamed the Western nations for creating the food crisis by devaluing the dollar and forcing up oil prices, and described Israel as a criminal state.
President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe criticized his nation's former ''colonial masters'' in Britain and its Western allies for imposing what he called illegal economic sanctions.
''All this has been done to cripple Zimbabwe's economy and thereby effect illegal regime change in our country,'' he said. Zimbabwe's once thriving agricultural sector has virtually collapsed during his tenure.
But for all the diversions, the main theme of the speakers on Tuesday was to vastly increase support for agriculture to provide more food for poor countries and future generations.
Mr. Diouf of the Food and Agriculture Organization sharply criticized wealthy nations for cutting spending on
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In a speech delivered during a formal Likud-sponsored Jewish New Year toast on Aug. 30, Netanyahu focused his attacks on the former caretaker of the prime minister's residence, Meni Naftali , who has become a leading figure in the public protests against him. Netanyahu spent several minutes railing against Naftali, as if he were the head of the opposition in the Knesset.
The clearest sign that Israel is experiencing the worst opposition ever is that Netanyahu can afford to ignore the very people who are supposed to be his political rivals. None of Netanyahu's dozens of Facebook posts, tweets or speeches in the past few months has referred to his rivals, among them Avi Gabbay , the new Labor Party chair and hope of the left, and Yesh Atidand a few days later when he joined demonstrators outside the home of State Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit. He brought with him the energy needed to replace the current government, but he chose the wrong demonstration. It was inappropriate for him to join demonstrators who claimed that the attorney general was protecting the prime minister. Furthermore, an effective opposition would have initiated its own demonstrations and street protests, rather than hitching a ride on one organized by Naftali.
The division on the center-left will become increasingly acute as the next election approaches. Gabbay and Lapid will be forced to fight for the same voters, while simultaneously waging a campaign against Netanyahu or whoever replaces him. Under these circumstances, the Likud could win the election even without Netanyahu if no
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The study is an evaluation of an employability training programme provided by Inverclyde Libraries in West Central Scotland and the role of information literacy within the training programme. Inverclyde is an area with high unemployment and pockets of multiple deprivation. Modern, applicable skills are also lacking. The findings are based on interviews with five learners and also one with an adult literacies tutor. The interviews were conducted in August 2009 and a Learning Life Histories methodology was used. Interviewees had mainly previously worked in the service industries and none had post-school qualifications, despite which all the interviewees were highly motivated. Information literacy was found to between 30% and 60% of course content depending on learner needs. Family influence was found to be the main motivation to enrol onthe fight, which revolves around a longtime requirement for lenders who sell mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to gauge most borrowers using FICO scores. The Federal Housing Finance Agency's ultimate decision could have wide-reaching ramifications for the mortgage market and home buyers across the U.S.
Many nonbank lenders, which in some recent quarters have accounted for more than half of the mortgage dollars issued in the U.S., want the ability to use a credit score provided by a company owned by credit-reporting firms Equifax Inc., Experian PLC and TransUnion. These lenders argue the alternative score would open the mortgage market to a greater number of people and lead to more mortgage approvals, helping to boost home sales and the economy.
Banks generally want to stick with the current
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rock musiciansKolkata Knight Riders team is the two times IPL champions in the year 2012 and 2014. KKR has the biggest fan following as compared to other teams because the team owner is a Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan. Much awaited IPL KKR Team 2019 is out, catch the player list of Kolkata Knight Riders for IPL 12.
KKR only retained 13 players from their IPL 2018 squad and completed their IPL 12 squad with the addition of 8 players. In the IPL Auction KKR bought 8 players. KKR bought Carlos Brathwaite of Windies team for the massive amount of 5cr.
Here is the complete IPL 2019 KKR Player List
Kolkata Knight Riders Retained and Bought Players List
Retained Players: Dinesh Karthik, Chris Lynn, Andre Russell, Piyush Chawla, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna, Sunil Narine,
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following assertions in their amended petition, which this court must accept as true for the purpose of reviewing the order sustaining the county's demurrer: The Lawrys were, at all relevant times, owners of real property located in Sarpy County, Nebraska, which they occupied as their primary residence. Sometime prior to 4:30 p.m. on March 8, 1993, the county, by and through its officers, agents, or employees, had knowledge of an impending flood from waters flowing in the Platte River and of the threat the flooding posed to persons and property within the county's jurisdiction. On March 8, at approximately 4:30 p.m., a dike or levee used to contain waters flowing in the Platte River broke, allowing floodwaters to escape and placing property downstream from the dike or levee,including the Lawrys' property, in peril. The Lawrys' property is located approximately 3 miles downstream from the point along the Platte River where the dike or levee broke.
Sometime after 4:30 p.m. on March 8, 1993, the county made a decision to warn all persons located downstream from the damaged dike or levee. Additionally, the county made a decision to try to impede the floodwaters by building an emergency dike. The emergency dike succeeded in holding back the floodwaters until about midnight on March 8, at which time it gave way and released the floodwaters, which caused extensive damage to property located downstream, including the Lawrys' property.
In their amended petition brought pursuant to the Political Subdivisions Tort Claims Act, the Lawrys allege five specific acts of negligence by the
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Fabric of St. Peter's, January 4, 1712. Received the red hat and the deaconry of S. Eustachio, March 2, 1712. Received the diaconate, September 18, 1712. Governor of Frascati and of the territory of Castelgandolfo, December 1, 1712 until 1726 when, because of disagreements with Cardinal Niccolò Paolo Andrea Coscia, he retired to Urbino and wrote the biography of his uncle, Pope Clement XI, 1727. Secretary of Memorials, 1712. Opted for the deaconry of S. Maria in Cosmedin, June 8, 1716. In 1718, he decorated his deaconry very elegantly. Director of the English hospital of S. Giovanni in Gerusalemme, March 18, 1719. Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church, March 29, 1719 until February 23, 1747, when he resigned the post. Ambassador of Austria before the Holy See, July1720 until April 1748. Participated in the conclave of 1721, which elected Pope Innocent XIII. Opted for the order of priests and the title of S. Clemente, July 6, 1722.
Priesthood. Ordained, October 28, 1722. Participated in the conclave of 1724, which elected Pope Benedict XIII. Participated in the conclave of 1730, which elected Pope Clement XII.
Episcopate. Opted for the order of cardinal bishops and the suburbicarian see of Sabina, July 24, 1730. Consecrated, August 15, 1730, chapel of the choir of the patriarchal Vatican basilica, Rome, by Cardinal Francesco Barberini, bishop of Ostia e Velletri, dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals, prefect of the S.C. of Bishops and Regulars, assisted by Tommaso Cervini, titular archbishop of Nicomedia, and by Raniero Felice Simonetti, titular archbishop of Nicosia. Retained
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a desk top computer as well as a notebook computer. Moreover, its application gains the popularity as the display in almost all of industries.
Then, although the development in the LCD technology is directed toward large-sized screen, the thickness of the LCD panel is not increased to a large degree. However, size and thickness of the back light assembly increase to a large degree as the screen size increases, and also increase the size of the light guiding plate.
In order to prevent the luminescence inconsistency, which may be inevitable as the LCD becomes large, the incident face of the light guiding plate becomes thicker. This increases the total area and weight of the light guiding plate, increasing the entire size and thickness of the LCD. This goes against theAthens which will be serving all routes in Greece. The new spacious bus station, known as Elaionas, is going to have a surface of 40,000 sq. m. and will serve 16 million passengers annually. The construction works are scheduled to begin in 2021 and the whole station will be operational in 2025. The total cost of the project is estimated at 180 million euros.
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couple of teams out today with routes on Douglas boulder seeing the most traffic, probably because it requires less trail breaking. There was a team up under Slingsby's chimney but I didn't see were they went and one team braved the walk up to Gargoyle wall but said the cracks on the first pitch where heavily iced so they changed their mind and went for Lost the place.
Looking into the Ciste.
The snow is still largely unconsolidated on the higher part of the mountain with pockets of windslab around even at around 800m. More heavy snow forecast tonight and tomorrow before a slight thaw and cold again on Tuesday before the weather really turns on Wednesday.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
I was out with a group today from West Coast MountainHazard Evaluation being run by Mark Diggins from the SportScotland Avalanche Information Service. Despite the weather we still managed to spend some out on the hill and it was a good day with lots of knowledge being shared and a good opportunity to refresh things before the winter season really kicks off.
The storms of yesterday have passed but there is still a lot going on with the roads, buildings and many other repairs going on. With regards to the hill conditions the snow pack has been through some changes and there is currently a 'Considerable' risk here in Lochaber and 'High' over in the Cairngorms. The avalanche forecasts weren't supposed to start until the 15th but they have started early in these two areas. So remember to keep
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balancy on the first pitch followed by some bold slab climbing on the second pitch.
We decided to finish the day off with 'Ring of fire' that Al had pointed me at and it was a nice route but felt more like HVS 5b rather than 5a. A nice day to be out on the rock and in such a beautiful setting.
Friday, 4 November 2011
Well the warm weather seems set to continue for a while which is a bit frustrating. After having had a stint of work at Outward Bound over the last couple of weeks and a day on the Ben for Maximum Adventure things are quiet for the next month which is a good thing as it means I normally get to enjoy the early snows butfor me to pick up with Sandy Paterson, Mike Pescod and Ben Wallace also working during the week. Despite the weather a lot of learning for the group in terms of navigation, steep ground, rope work and river crossings along with so many other areas. No photo's I'm afraid as the forecast for the first three days was so wild I didn't want to break the camera and when there was a better forecast I forgot it.
Saturday, 15 October 2011
I was working for Ptarmigan events today with a very large group on the Ben. The weather was fowl and everyone did well to cope with it and maintain their enthusiasm. Out of a 100 participants 94 made it to the top and back down again and raised lots
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roping some of the routes and getting used to the feel of axes and crampons on rock again. A word of warning though, some of the rock on the doorjam slab area is very suspect. As you would expect for a quarry but a reasonable sized block just spontaneously came off whilst we were coiling the ropes at the end of the day. Thankfully missing both of us.
Saturday, 1 October 2011
So the new SMC guide to Skye is in the shops and I received a phone call from a mate the other day to give me some good news. Both of us have a photo in the new guide and neither of us new about it until he got his hands on a copy. See the photos below.bother reading on.
The approach to the Glacier Blanc hut.
Mont Pelvoux from the Glacier Blanc hut.
So we spent about a week and a half based in Ailefroide and did a number of great rock routes in the valley and also managed a trav. of Mont Pelvoux which for PD takes you through some impressive scenery although the descent is knee breaking back to the valley. We also did a rock route on Pic de Glacier Blanc called Le Communard which was fantastic if a little bit tedious through the easy ground in the middle of the route, spending most of your time looking for the next bolt rather than climbing.
Ken on top of the Pic du Glacier Blanc with the Barre des Ecrin in the background.
After Ailefroide we had
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well and managed to get four pitches in before lunch but the rain got worse as the morning progressed. At lunch we decided we had had enough of the rain and the midge and ran away to the Ice Factor.
Pitch two of the gutter. Note the waterproofs and midge nets.
Here we looked at consolidating the ropework, in the dry and then spent some time climbing and looking at some movement skills. It was very busy and who could be blamed for wanting to be inside on a day like today.
Friday, 5 August 2011
Just back from two days on Skye with Jenni and Gordon working for West Coast Mountain guides. I met them yesterday morning and the rain wasn't forecast to start until about lunch but as we setoff from the car the rain started and the cloud came in and it stayed like that for the rest of the day. We set off up the South west ridge of Sgurr Dearg and made quick time up to the base of the In Pinn. Jennie and Gordon did well with the pouring rain and a stiff breeze. We abseiled of the East ridge and quickly ran away back down Coire Banachdich. No photos today, there really was nothing to see.
The Cioch appearing out of the cloud.
This morning with a better forecast we decided to head up towards the Cioch and have a look at some teaching climbing on the slab. As we entered Coire Lagan the cloud started to lift and we got a view up
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of the team were successful with the front runners coming in at 5 hours but unfortunately two of the team had to turn round at the three hour mark as they hadn't reached the summit.
The Challenge group descending from Cairn Mor Dearg.
Last week I was Outward Bound again working on a government funded course called 'The Challenge'. This was the first week of three for the group and it was designed as an opportunity for them to bond as a group and face some personal challenges before they go onto the second and third week of their course nearer home.
They arrived on the Sunday night and I threw them straight into the deep end on Monday morning as we set off on Expedition. We left the top carour pick up.
Not a bad veiw to wake up to.
The next couple of days were spent climbing in Glen Nevis and Gorging in Glen Dubhlighe. The group did really well on what was a tiring week with the heat and some very strong bonds were built between the members. Good luck to them for their next two weeks.
On Saturday I was working for West Coast Mountain Guides marshaling a Marie Curie event which saw 52 participants walking from the King House in Glen Coe to Glen Nevis. Almost 23 miles in again very hot temperatures. Everyone but one person made the finish line and the one gentlemen who didn't make it was a 74 year old local that gave it a damn good shot.
A couple of days off
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my sweater tighter around me. They swam away, trilling out beautiful sounds. I scanned the area, able to see more in the light of day. I enjoyed looking at the trees across the way and all the little homes surrounding the water's edge. It was so brisk. I shuttered to the cold as I noticed smoke billowing out of some of the chimneys. The air smelled of smoke, creating a serene atmosphere. I let out a sigh as I relaxed and picked up a handful of rocks and skipped them along the water's edge, while I did, my mind naturally turned to the situation I was in. I sat down and thought about my life.
Where were my memories? I tried to conjure them up -anything- but it waslying on the ground. I picked it up and walked around the house, trying to find a place to sleep. All of the couches were taken, and all the spots on the floor were occupied with little kids.
Frustrated at having nowhere to sleep, I grabbed Taz and took him outside to the shed with me. Earlier, I had noticed a cot out there. I had intended to take the cot inside, but it was so peaceful out in the shed. I felt it was a sliver of the universe where I didn't have to share with anyone except the dog. I repositioned the cot and climbed on it pulling the blanket over me. Unexpectedly, Taz jumped on me. There wasn't room for him, but I let him stay,
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felt dizzy and nauseas. He was talking some pretty mighty words about me, but why? Wasn't I the same lowly girl who had been accused of cheating not very long ago? How fast my world changed.
After our luncheon, we were separated into years. The first year students were given a tour of the campus. I was intimidated by the size of it. How was I ever going to remember my way around? As we snaked our way through it, a thought hit me. I was trying to grasp things with my logical mind, not my intellectual mind. I was distinguishing between the two abilities. My logical mind was what I used on everyday things. I am sure it was what everyone used. But, when I was solving mathexperimenting on him. The idea was so funny I lacked the will to stop myself. Releasing my Zen, I reached out and grabbed the energy field around Dr. Harrison. My heart pounded when I realized I locked into his energy, dominating it. Instead of levitating him, like I wanted to, I carried some of his energy back with me. With his energy field markedly depleted, Dr. Harrison collapsed to the ground. At the same time, his energy exploded within me. I had to catch myself as I almost fell out of my chair. My nerve endings were ringing with all the added energy, making me jittery. My mind felt open, clarity, full of strength. It was the greatest high I had ever felt. My heart was pounding wildly,
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required to notify the agency employing the individual-allowing the agency to follow the procedures already in current law to make an informed determination as to the individual's ongoing employment, level of clearance, and access to classified information.
Recent reports have identified significant issues in the execution of background investigations of Edward Snowden and Aaron Alexis, including the exclusion of previous arrest records and a failure to independently verify submitted information.
The Collins-McCaskill-Ayotte-Heitkamp legislation has been endorsed by:1930 William & Mary Norfolk Division Braves football team
The 1930 William & Mary Norfolk Division Braves football team represented the Norfolk Division of the College of William and Mary, now referred to as Old Dominion University, during the 1930 college football season. They finished with a 3–1 record.
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