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of folk-tales, but they have not been introduced into society by the novelists or playwrights who have made their sister-sufferers undying favourites. They are essentially moral tales, their good characters bearing their unmerited misfortunes with unvarying meekness and patience, and being ultimately rewarded, while the envious and malicious rivals who have supplanted or slandered them are punished in the end. But they have not taken a firm hold on the west, where they are probably destined to become forgotten when the progress of education has replaced folk-lore by literature, while they are likely to go on living for ages in the east, which seems to have been their original home. In the present collection the story of the Substituted Princess occurs several times. In "Phulmati Rani" the heroine is a wife instead of a bride, which makes the substitution more thanIndian tales for a hero or heroine to demand a spouse, generally of a more or less supernatural nature, whose name is known but nothing more. Just as the Fan Prince was demanded, under the apparently meaningless name of Sabr, so is the hand of the Princess Labam longed for by the Raja's son in No. 22, although her existence was unknown to him till he heard a parrot pronounce her name one day; and so is the acquisition of a Bel-Princess resolved upon by the prince in No. 21, because his sisters-in-law say to him, in a disagreeable manner, "We think that you will marry a Bel-Princess." Muniya, the narrator of the story, "says that telling the prince he would marry a Bel-Princess was equivalent to saying he would not marry at all; for these brothers' wives knew she

how devilish hard it is to get what one wants. What a conceited young idiot you must have thought me when we used to talk down at Milldean!" "You were always an excellent companion. Let's ring for Thompson and execute the deed." Jeremy could not refuse, and could not yet consent. Grantley stood smoking airily and looking at him with a whimsical smile. Then the door opened and the butler came in, unsummoned. "Ah, the fates decide!" exclaimed Grantley with a laugh. "Where's a pen, Jeremy?" "For you, sir," said Thompson, holding out a salver with a letter on it. "Oh!" Grantley laid down his pen, took the letter, and sat down at the writing-table. "Wait a minute; I want you to witness something for me," he said to the butler. Thompson stood in serene immobility. His thoughts were far away, engrossed into you. You'd hate yourself. Oh, and, my dear, I think you'd hate me! And I couldn't bear that. No, you must be reasonable. There's no other way." Blake hid his face in his hands. He made no further effort. He knew that her words were true. Sibylla walked into the bedroom, leaving the two alone. Neither now moved nor spoke. The storm outside seemed to have abated, for the rain dashed no more against the windows, and the wind was not howling round the walls of the house. It was very still. Grantley Imason presently began to button his coat, and then to dust the wet off his hat with his coat sleeve. Sibylla came back in her hat and cloak. "We must get something to carry you," said Grantley. "I wonder if we could raise a cart here!" "How did

partnered with startup Flirtey in November 2016 to make the first-ever commercial pizza delivery by drone. The pie was dropped off to a couple in New Zealand. In 2018, HBO teamed up with brand delivery agency Fooji and Drone Dudes to send pizzas to fans of its show Silicon Valley. Drones also have potential to change the way food is delivered inside restaurants. In 2015, Infinium Robotics developed a drone waiter known as the Infinium-Serve. The drones can carry up to 4.4 pounds of food and drink, which equates to about two pints of beer, two glasses of wine, and a whole pizza. Similarly, in 2016, a Dutch university opened a pop-up cafe that used drone waiters to take and deliver customer orders. In April 2019, Google received permission to PIRTLE, Judge. INTRODUCTION Following a bench trial in the county court for Sarpy County, Michael A. Caldwell was found guilty of disturbing the peace. Caldwell appeals the order of the district court for Sarpy County which affirmed his conviction and sentence. He asserts that his actions were protected by the constitutions of the United States and Nebraska and that the district court erred in affirming the order of the county court. For the reasons that follow, we affirm.

WCS in 2015. In order to get the new system started, Blizzard is planning three WCS Circuit Championship events together with up to eight sponsored WCS circuit events hosted and supported by ESL, DreamHack and other partners who apply. As the name implies, the format will function similarly to the golf and tennis circuits in traditional sports. The WCS Circuit Standings will serve as the evolution of the WCS Premier League and is open to all players based outside Korea. The WCS Circuit Standings will be the counterpart to the WCS Korea Standings, which will include players participating in the GSL and SSL in Korea as well as any who dare challenge Korean players on their own turf. In addition to the new tournament system this year, Blizzard is raisingin the logo is strongly inspired by the features of the 1915 Constitution, which gave women the right to vote. The colour palette is taken from the flower frieze in the Walking Hall while the patterns are based on carpets and chair seats in the Parliament Hall alongside the entrance hall in Rigsdagsgården. Combined, the elements ensure a stylish and recognisable visual language that emphasises the historical anchorage. Optimised for today The update is due to the Parliament's ever-increasing need to be present digitally. The latest identity from 2007 does not work optimally on screens where many citizens meet the Folketing today. Thus, the new design is created digitally and optimised for screen usage. It is rolled out on numerous internal products as well as their TV channel that 6%

to the back of my head as I arch my back and dig my fingers inside me at a crazy pace. Desmond moans and licks me wherever he can reach while I start to cry out as my pleasure builds. "Oh, Ginger," he breathes, and my hips jerk forward as I bring myself to a climax. Stars pop before my eyes from the force of it. Then I slump back against him and close my eyes for a while, catching my breath. "If you would please," Desmond asks after a suitable amount of time has passed, "madam, untie me now." I let out a light, higher-pitched 'hm' sound and turn to curl up into a ball in front of him, using his shoulder as a pillow. "I want to rest a minutehand on my forehead as the room spins a little. In two steps, Jesse is at my side and carrying me in his arms to the bathroom. I hope he can handle the floor rocking back and forth the way it is. He sits me next to the commode and brushes my hair out of my face. "How many of those did you take?" he asks, sounding concerned. "Two." "What?!" "It said one to two on the label." "Because that's for people that have an endurance to it or weigh more!" he lightly scolds. "I don't feel well," I say. A few seconds later, I have to lean over and be sick in the commode. Jesse reaches over and holds my hair out of my face. I'm so embarrassed. "Well, that'll help make it better," Jesse says soothingly while

Sunday, September 27, 2009 Australian Court Slams Bottle Domains' Lax Security The Victorian Supreme Court has chastised Bottle Domains for its "extraordinary indifference to the effect of credit card fraud on its victims" over attempts to downplay to customers the seriousness of a security breach. The domain registrar had its accreditation terminated by the domain name regulator auDA in April when it emerged the company didn't disclose a 2007 security breach. iTnews has contacted Bottle owner Nicholas Bolton for comment. The incident came to light after Bottle Domains suffered a more serious incident last January in which its database was hacked and sold on the internet. AuDA said Bottle's failure to notify it at the time of the earlier incidents breached its obligations and was grounds for termination of its registrar agreement, which wouldBook Information: Web, the John Thomas Rourke, M.D., ex-CIA covert Operations Officer, weapons expert, and survival authority, has accomplished one of his goals - he's helped his young friend Paul Rubenstein locate his parents. Now, Rourke's search for his own family must continue, hampered by severe storms raging along the Eastern Seaboard caused by the earthquakes which destroyed Florida. Rourke picks up his relentless quest, avoiding the Russian troops searching for the missing data on the enigmatic Eden Project, and rides into the most bizarre situation he's discovered since the night of the war. Life in the Tennessee mountain village is all too normal, seemingly unaffected by the war. It is there that John Thomas Rourke finds himself in the middle of a mass suicide pact... and is expected to participate! While

he could turn this bill into law? At left, Booker jokes with Donald Trump, then a private citizen, at the mass celebrating the inauguration of Chris Christie as governor in 2010. At right, Booker speaks with volunteers for the Hillary Clinton campaign after speaking at a Milwaukee field office in March 2016. | AP; Washington Post/Getty Images Booker, after all, is a junior senator in the minority party. But this skepticism felt rooted, too, in the recent history of this city. Booker was the mayor here from 2006 to 2013, when he won a special Senate election to replace the late Frank Lautenberg—after which he was re-elected in 2014 to his current six-year term. During his time as mayor, Booker worked to become one of the best-known mayors in America,hopscotching the country giving often lucrative talks, stockpiling Twitter followers, starring in the Brick City television show on the Sundance Channel and demonstrating an ongoing penchant for publicity stunts like bringing diapers to homebound citizens in snowstorms. His record on the ground was more complicated. Through his charisma and connections, he attracted to the city, and especially to the downtown core, a mixture of corporate headquarters, hotels, restaurants and grocery stores. But unemployment remained higher than the state and national rates. Under Booker’s leadership, crime in the city went down—then it went back up. There were budget cuts. There were tax hikes. Citizens groused. In 2006, he won his election with 72 percent of the vote. In 2010, that went down to 59. And one of the signatures of

and political experience in the United States. Let me address some the points you raise: First you argue that corporate media is exaggerating the importance of the nomination and it just feeds the notion that anybody can overcome racism in America. As a New York born Puerto Rican/Latino the importance of the nomination to our community is unprecedented. Though racism is structural and will not be eliminated by one appointment Mr. Dixon the narrative is important. A diabetic Latina, who lost her father when she was nine, raised in a housing project speaking a foreign language, attended Princeton, was editor a Yale Law Review, and served on the bench for seventeen years is a tribute and recognition of the important contributions Latin@s have made to this nation. The elevationWestminster, nine years before Brown vs. the Board of Education, on March 2, 1945, five Latino fathers (Gonzalo Mendez, Thomas Estrada, William Guzman, Frank Palomino, and Lorenzo Ramirez) challenged the practice of school segregation in the Ninth Federal District Court in Los Angeles. They claimed that their children, along with 5,000 other children of “Mexican and Latin descent”, were victims of unconstitutional discrimination by being forced to attend separate “Mexican” schools in the Westminster, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, and El Modeno school districts of Orange County. Judge Paul J. McCormick ruled in favor of Mendez and his co-plaintiffs on February 18, 1946. As a result “separate but equal” ended in California schools and legally enforced separation of racial and national groups in the public education system. The governor

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Vast the capstan! Drop the pawls! Be-l-a-y! Chorus . . . . Ha-a!-o-o! Unship the bars! Ha-a!-o-o! Tramp and go! Ha-a!-o-o! Shoulder bars! Ha-a!-o-o! And away we blow! before? All these things, I asked myself, in a rush, with a queer mixture of doubt and belief; and, you know, in the meantime, I was drawing nearer. I had passed the house, and was not twelve paces distant; when, abruptly, the silent figure made three quick strides to the port rail, and _climbed over it into the sea_. I rushed to the side, and stared over; but nothing met my gaze, except the shadow of the ship, sweeping over the moonlit sea. How long I stared down blankly into the water, it would be impossible to say; certainly for a good minute. I felt blank--just horribly blank. It was such a beastly confirmation of the _unnaturalness_ of the thing I had concluded to be only a sort of brain fancy. I seemed, for that little time, deprived, you

disappeared. Unseen, something slammed against the door, a knock that made the house shake. I was on the ground beneath the back porch of John’s house, I realized, shuddering. Mama. Oh Mama. The thought seemed to come from nowhere. Three times the knock sounded, and on the third the door burst open—outward, onto the porch—to reveal Egan in the lit room within; shaven, shirtless, and frozen mid-lunge for what I could only assume was a weapon of some sort. He stared. I tried to cry out. “Milja?” Grabbing his pistol he ran out barefoot onto the porch and looked around for enemies that were not there. Then he clattered down and pulled me up into his arms. I pressed my face to his neck and he carried me up the steps and over the threshold—notBlack Lace, Nexus, Cleis Press, Ravenous Romance, Harlequin Spice, Storm Moon, Xcite, Mischief Books, and Ellora’s Cave among others. She is co-editor of the nerd erotica anthology ‘Geek Love’. Born in Wales, Janine now lives in the North of England with her husband and two rescued greyhounds. She has worked as a cleaner, library assistant, computer programmer, local government tree officer, and – for five years of muddy feet and shouting – as a full-time costumed Viking. Janine loves goatee beards, ancient ruins, minotaurs, trees, mummies, having her cake and eating it, and holidaying in countries with really bad public sewerage. Her work has been described as: “Hardcore and literate” (Madeline Moore) and “Vivid and tempestuous and dangerous, and bursting with sacrifice, death and love.” (Portia Da Costa)

shunning ideological means, cliquing or confrontation in efforts to settle major problems emerging in the process of international and regional development. SCO members are determined to carry out all-around cooperation within the SCO framework and develop the organization into a reliable guarantee of regional peace, stability and prosperity, the declaration said. Nowadays, as security threats and challenges continue to emerge, SCO members should further enhance their cooperation in fighting all forms of terrorism and strengthen dialogue between different civilizations and cultures so as to prevent the growth of terrorism and extremism, it said. The declaration stressed that Central Asia's initiative to build a nuclear-free zone is not only an important step in promoting regional peace and security but also will contribute greatly to regional and global peace and security. The unrestricted deploymentof anti-missile systems will possibly become a destabilizing factor menacing global security and may lead to the proliferation of missile weapons, the declaration warned. On the economic front, the leaders agreed to strengthen coordination to better deal with the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Member countries will implement joint programs in the fields of transportation, communication and others to boost trade and investment with the aim to improve the economic competitiveness of all countries, said the declaration. At the summit, the leaders approved Resolution of the Council of the Heads of the SCO Member States on the approval of the SCO Rules of Procedure and Resolution of the Council of Heads of the SCO Member States on approval of the regulations on procedure for admitting new members to the

stood with his arms crossed protecting his face. His eyes scanned the empty rooftop. Then suddenly he felt it, just a bare moment before the air began shimmering. "There!" As the girl solidified Naruto lashed out. "Hundred Hand Strikes!" In a blink of an eye he spun around, his fist nothing more than a blur as he threw a dozen punches in a span of a second something he picked up from Hinata. A pause. "Ah, Ouch!" Naruto clutched at his hand as he staggered back from the girl. 'It's like hitting a piece of iron...' He looked up and saw an amused expression on Ryoko's face. "Try not to hurt yourself, Naruto. I'd like to do that for you." Her hand crackled as a massive ball of energy grew in her fist. "HA!" Naruto did a backflip into the air avoiding Ryoko's fist asshe slammed it into the roof. An explosion bigger than the others occurred blasting through the roof and down into the lower levels of the school. 'Where is he?' A worried look was on Hinata's face as she and her two former teammates look through the school. She had gone to Naruto's homeroom and found his bag by his desk. Since his bag was still there she could only assume that Naruto was somewhere on campus also. Hinata was becoming very concerned. It was unlike Naruto be this late in walking home with her. Dozens of dark scenarios began playing in her mind. She tried to reason with her herself before letting her imagination run rampant. She took a breath to calm herself down. It was then that a tremor shook through the building. 'What?' She ran out into the hallway looking for

which the governor’s message was read. TEXAS POSTMASTERS. A NUMBER OF THEM NOMINATED AT WASHINGTON. The House and Senate in Seasion—The Tariff Hearing—Judge Brewer Sworu in—New Rules Ready for the House. Washington News. TIIE TARIFF HEARINGS. Washington, January 6.—The first gentlemen to appear before the ways and means committee this morning was W. F. Cheney, of South Manchester, Conn., president of the Silk Association of America. While the senate bill, he said, maae an average reduction of 10 per cent, in the duty on silk it was ac-ceptable to him. Britton Richardson, secretary of the same association, advocated the imposi-tion of a compound duty on silk. He said about one-half of the silk consumed in this country was of American manu-facture. The great obstacle which American manufacturers had to contend against was under valuation of imports. He did not believe any duty could be laid on raw silk high enough to protect the silk growers of this countrywithout crippling manufacturers. He agreed to a suggestion made by Mr. Floater, that it would require a duty of about 1,000 per cent, to protect the cocoon raisers and that this duty would necessitate a duty of 1,500 perf cent, on finished pro-ducts. Joseph Neuman of San Francisco favored the importation duty on raw silk. Phillip Walker, chief of the silk bureau, department of agriculture, sub-mitted specimens of cocoons and silk produced from those raised in the United States. He dwelt upon the importance of building up the silk industry of the United States. If we could produce all our silk it would ad 1 $15,000,000 to the income of the farmers. The agricultural department has come to the conclusion that all the raw silk needed in this country could be produced if there was a duty of one dollar per pound on raw silk. Mr. Walker showed them, that cocoons

interpretation" (Bánffy 2001:53). Their contexts were sometimes not even recorded. As Gimbutas remarked, "I saw thousands of figurines lying in boxes in museum storerooms, completely ignored and not understood" (personal communication). During the 1960s, proponents of the "New Archaeology" considered it unscientific for archaeologists to investigate the beliefs of prehistoric people. At the same time, excavations of Neolithic sites throughout southeast Europe were unearthing thousands of exquisitely painted ceramics, temple models, altars and offering vessels, stylized anthropomorphic sculptures, often with animal masks and ceremonial clothing. Gimbutas recognized it was impossible to understand the early societies that produced these extraordinary remains without studying their abundantly preserved symbolism. She, therefore, devoted the remaining thirty years of her life to an in-depth investigation of the iconography and social structure of the earliest farmers of Europe whose distinctive cultures virtually disappeared during the transition to Bronze Age societies. Methodology Inof once-living contexts, they should not be studied in isolation as arbitrary images, but are best understood "on their own planes of reference, grouped according to their inner coherence" (Gimbutas 1989:xv). In The Gods and Goddesses of Old Europe (1974) and The Language of the Goddess (1989), she discusses Old European symbolic elements as part of a "cohesive and persistent ideological system" that crosses the boundaries of time and space. Extremely ancient rituals and myths that have endured into the historic period offer invaluable opportunities for studying the function of prehistoric imagery. In the folk culture of Lithuania, for instance, that Gimbutas experienced as a child, the ancient songs, stories, dances, seasonal celebrations, communal rituals, sculptures, textile patterns, even architectural features are elements of a complex fabric of ancient beliefs arising from a deep respect for the natural world. She observed people

work permits little time for detailed inquiry does not carry the same connotation" as "an inaccurate description," Chavis v. Henderson, supra at 537, here there was no emergency which prevented the police from making a detailed inquiry as to the description of the back seat passenger. The police had at least three opportunities to obtain a more detailed description from Colon, first at the scene of the crime, second when he was telephoned to appear at the criminal court to make a formal complaint, and third when he actually met Dugan at the courthouse and before he went into the courtroom to observe Dickerson and his companions. None of these contacts with Colon presented the type of emergency which existed in Chavis v. Henderson, supra, and therefore itand ordered the driver to pull over and when the occupants abandoned the car and the driver momentarily faced the police car before running away. Although each of these observations was brief and occurred at night on a city street, the time was adequate to form a mental impression of the driver's features. Indeed, Moruzzi testified at the state court suppression hearing that, at that time, he noticed that the driver was a black male, between the ages of seventeen and nineteen years of age, with a slender build and short hair and that it stood out in his memory that the driver's ears protruded away from his head. According to Moruzzi, his court identification of Dickerson was based on his recall of these features. While the complete

the record that “we do not object to this proposal,” though he was not ready to confer the county administration’s blessings, either, not so long as there was uncertainty over the fate of the schools’ portion of incremental sales tax proceeds during what was destined to be a 30-year fiscal run for the project. Basar notwithstanding, most of the other Commission members seemed almost giddy about the TDZ’s proffered blessings — which, as Lipscomb described them, via words and PowerPoint, would include a revamped Liberty Bowl, a new multi-purpose facility in place of the current moribund Coliseum, a new Fairgrounds stadium, a new gym for adjoining Fairview Middle School, and oodles of other benefits, including, on the north end of the current Fairgrounds, gleaming new retail enterprises that would becarefully recruited so as not to conflict with commercial activities elsewhere in the TDZ — namely, Cooper-Young and Overton Square. There was a feasibility study demonstrating just how all this would jell, said Lipscomb, who promised to make it available to the Commissioners at some point later on. Did the project seem over-ambitious, especially since it would tap an unusually large geographic area (the same area which, in theory, would reap measurably more tax revenue as a direct of the TDZ)? Lipscomb put up a slide showing that all kinds of other cities — including Nashville, ever a yardstick — had managed TDZs over even larger areas. Meanwhile, the City’s veteran Svengali of urban planning laid it on thick. As he checked off the features of the plan on PowerPoint, he

closed and her last breath seeped from her. Stone held her as her life faded into nothing. Her body slumped and sagged against the young agents arms and chest. "Stone?" Pike asked as he walked towards the kneeling agent. "We have to stop him" Stoned looked up into Pikes eyes "I swear I will kill him...." Mr. Schemes Posted - 09/19/2009 : 08:23:22 Jewel began to stir. The smell of coffee assaulted her nostrails. "Would you like some coffee?" The Colonial asked. "Yes, please." Jewel replied sleepily as she rubbed her eyes. Colonial Richmond handed her a cup of steaming brew. "Where are all the agents?" Jewel asked. "They returned to continue the investigation." The Colonial began "How do you tie into this?" "I live at the mansion" Jewel said. "DO you know who is behind all of this?" Richmondasked, just a little on edge. "Yes..." Jewel said looking down. "Who?" The Colonial asked. "My Aunt, Carmela, and a man named DelMonto." "What are their ties?" Richmond asked. "They are lovers. When my uncle Jonas died my aunt almost couldnt handle the grief. I came to live with her. She would not eat or sleep. She would just sit there and hold his picture. Then DelMonto came calling. She was instantly attracted to him. and he to her. I disliked him from the begining. i could see past his artifical smile and charm, into his cold caculated eyes. I was pushed into the background because they began spending every waking hour together.She will do anything for him. Including help him with his experiments. I have tried to reason with her, but she

variance (to the extent he maintains it on appeal) was based on the traumas and difficulties he faced in the past, including “parental abandonment, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and substance abuse.” Growing up, Torres Alvarez was permanently abandoned by his father, abandoned by his mother for several years, causing him to believe another woman was his mother until he was four or five years old, beaten by staff at the orphanage where he lived for a time, molested by his cousins, tricked by his mother into going to Mexico to work in the fields, and compelled to drop out of school after being stabbed and shot at by gang members. As an adult, Torres Alvarez struggled with drinking, using cocaine and other drugs, and gambling, leading to debts he tried to pay by transporting drugs. In light ofcar of the victim is no longer operational, after the accident on the road then the cost of towing must be adopted by the insurance. There is also a claim on a rental car to be mobile during the duration of the repair. Damage to health caused by the accident, the costs incurred for doctor and hospital stays are to carry medicines and treatment costs from the opposing liability insurance. There is a loss of earnings, due to sickness insurance also must come up. Wants who safely and professionally to enforce his claims him, is perfectly consult with a lawyer. The woman turned to the home court of the country with a complaint against a well-known insurance company. In it she insured her car in full, including theft. Unhappiness

WHY UNDERTAKER WAS ON RAW AND WWE NEWS AND NOTES The Undertaker’s appearance on Raw last night appears to have been done to set up a singles bout with Elias for the company’s return to Saudi Arabia. Bret Hart was backstage at Raw last night. Hulk Hogan was not backstage and is already back in Florida. WWE stars who were not needed for TV were sent home yesterday, including Sin Cara and Alicia Fox, among others. Thaddeus Jones, the WWE security guard who was treated for a rib injury when the fan hopped into the ring at the WWE Hall of Fame was working at ringside last night on Raw. While he did not appear on camera, Peter Rosenberg was at the WWE hotel all weekend. Former WWE star Tye Dillinger was also at thesecurity concerns around the Indian federal election. The Rajasthan Royals are flush with Australian Twenty20 talent. Shane Watson and James Faulkner were not auctioned in 2014, having been retained by the franchise from the previous season. They’ll be joined by Aussies young and old in pursuit of their second IPL title. James Faulkner has plenty of experience in tight Twenty20 matches.Source: AP The superstar: For the money the Royals are reportedly paying, it’d better be Watto. Watson was named player of the tournament in the IPL’s debut season in 2008 and has been heavily sought after since. He replaces Rahul Dravid as the Royals captain this season. The X-Factor: Rajasthan have taken a punt by retaining Faulkner on huge dollars this season rather than allowing him to enter the player draft. His

cases where the host can't do that, they're urged to help find another option. Frost, noting many bed and breakfasts are run from family homes, suggests guests should let the host know that they're bringing a service dog in advance and provide relevant documentation. Lawyer blasts 'ridiculous' treatment of those who rely on service animals Greenwood and his wife wound up staying at a hotel in Trenton, Ont., more than 40 kilometres away from where they wanted to be. He says he's not planning on launching any legal action as a result of what happened, but he hopes it will educate some other bed and breakfast owners. "I hope that people are cognizant of the law," he said. He also wants the government to make the rules clear. Meanwhile, Lepofsky, accessibility advocate, says it'sIndustrial Retro in Long Island City Image The 27-story Harrison is rising from the site of a low-slung garage in Queens. The building’s casement-type windows, trimmed in cast stone, were designed to blend in with former manufacturing facilities nearby.CreditVR Global The Suna family, which helped set the stage for the revival of Long Island City, Queens, in the 1980s by developing movie-production facilities in a hollowed-out industrial area, is hoping for a different kind of hit with its newest creation, a condominium. Called the Harrison, the 120-unit, 27-story red-brick-faced tower, at 27-21 44th Drive near Jackson Avenue, is rising from the site of a low-slung garage in the Court Square area. The new high-rise will help redefine the skyline, but the neighborhood is already used to reinvention. In 1981, Harry Suna bought a bakery

Prosecutor in Istanbul. It seeks the arrest of Graham Fuller, an 80-year-old former analyst in the CIA, who lives in Canada. The warrant identifies Fuller as a “former CIA official” and claims that he attempted to “overthrow the government of the Republic of Turkey” and obstruct “the missions” of the Turkish government. The reference here is to the July 2016 coup, which the Turkish government claims was carried out by the so-called Gülen movement. The Gülen movement consists of supporters of Muslim cleric Fethullah Gülen, who runs a global network of schools, charities and businesses from his home in the United States. The government of Turkey has designated Gülen’s group a terrorist organization and claims that its members have stealthily infiltrated Turkish state institutions since the 1980s. Eversince the failed coup, Ankara has engaged in a controversial campaign to remove so-called Gülenists from prominent posts in government and the private sector. More than 50,000 people have been arrested on terrorism charges and are awaiting trial. Another 150,000 public and private sector employees have been summarily fired from their job. Many in Turkey accuse the CIA of having colluded with Gülenists to topple Erdoğan’s pro-Islamist government. Fuller is accused of having strong links with Gülen and of having been instrumental in helping the exiled cleric receive permanent residency in the US. Some Turkish media claim that Fuller acted as a “CIA handler” of Gülen, who is accused of being a CIA agent. Fuller’s CIA career involved a tour in Turkey in the 1960s. He concluded his career

convincing himself he didn?t mean it, creating the illusion of him retaining the innocence and good-will he had as a child. But he could only hope, though, that his rationality and common sense would save him from the fate of depression and seemingly perpetual sadness that veterans were forced to suffer. He could only hope that he himself, Ford, and anyone else involved in the war wouldn?t have to suffer the flashbacks of violence, destruction, and death, over and over again. The sun, still crawling up the sky slowly, illuminated the camp completely now, with a bright red glow which characterised the morning. When it looked beautiful and peaceful just the day before, now it was like a harbinger of the blood that was going to flow today. The campfear, anger, sadness, and even shame. He cursed again. He never should?ve enlisted for the military? He slowly raised an eyebrow in slight confusion when he saw the soldiers taking the position to fire. His grin slowly turned into a frown that showed disappointment as he shook his head in a very irritated way. He pushed the bangs of his spiky hair back, "The situation must be worst then I thought if they're killing anyone whose trying to enter Ishbal..." Solo sighed as stuffed his hands in his coat's pockets, "Looks like the war has made the military be ruder then usual" Solo stared at the soldiers that were already pointing their rifles at him while being in a rather organize formation. He took his hands off his coat's pocket

to be taken to the emergency room, where she was treated for back and leg pain. (Ex. 3 at 54.) The following day, Ms. Gueye returned to Dr. Manugian, where she explained that, after running, she experienced "shivering" in both legs, but by the time she actually saw a physician at the emergency room, the spasms had resolved. However, she was still experiencing low back pain, and she reiterated she did not have any problems prior to her work injury. (Ex. 3 at 59.) Dr. Manugian noted he had "great difficulty" persuading Ms. Gueye that, while she suffered a resolving back strain on April 9, the spondylosis pre-existed her injury and was not active. He further stated the leg symptoms that precipitated her emergency room visit were not directly related On July 17, without authorization from Federal Express, Ms. Gueye saw her primary care physician, Dr. Jewel Harris, who wrote a note stating that Ms. Gueye suffered from pain and weakness in her thighs that was "likely related to recent back injury." Dr. Harris took Ms. Gueye off work from July 17 through July 30 and continued physical therapy. (Ex. 6 at 73-74.) Federal Express authorized Ms. Gueye to return to Dr. Manugian. He again noted no objective abnormalities regarding her low back, and he recommended she return to regular duty, but if she could not do that, to find less strenuous work. He repeated he did not need to see her on a regular basis. (Ex. 6 at 78.) Ms. Gueye then returned to Dr. Harris on

leave Barack's bombing campaign, Ramadi is finally liberated (all these weeks after it was first proclaimed liberated), the voters of New Hampshire overwhelming choose Bernie over Hillary, and much more. Today, the US government continued its bombing of Iraq in US President Barack Obama's efforts to bring peace to Iraq. The US Defense Dept claimed/bragged/announced: Strikes in IraqCoalition forces used rocket artillery and attack, fighter, and remotely piloted aircraft to conduct 18 strikes in Iraq, coordinated with and in support of Iraq’s government:-- Near Baghdadi, seven strikes struck two separate ISIL tactical units and three ISIL staging areas, denied ISIL access to terrain, and destroyed two ISIL rockets, an ISIL weapons cache, an ISIL front-end loader, an ISIL heavy machine gun, and an ISIL vehicle.-- Near Huwayjah, a strike struck an ISIL tactical unit.-- Near Fallujah, a strike destroyed anterritorial gains, they do not on their own achieve long-term stability for local communities." Trudeau was quoted by Susana Mas (CBC News) who reports that he has announced February 22nd as the day "Canada will cease all coalition airstrikes against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria." Meanwhile, Barack's been dropping bombs on Iraq in the latest wave of the never ending Iraq War -- and Barack's been doing that since August 2014. If you're not getting what a failure Barack's plan or 'plan' has been, today the US State Dept presented the USAID request for fiscal year 2017. And? They trumpeted the following: Strengthen reforms in Afghanistan and Pakistan, with $1.45 billion to sustain gains made in these strategically important countries, from improving the performance and legitimacy of the Afghan government to promoting a stable, secure and prosperous Pakistan that counters violent extremism. The

and Dutch Navy despatched a fleet of 28 battleships against the Islands to capture the ports occupied by the pirates. However, before any shot was fired, British government took control of the Isles and promised to resolve the pirate crisis. Dutch Navy recalled its fleet; nonetheless, the Netherlands technically remained at war with the Isles of Scilly. It has been claimed that due to obscurity of how a nation could declare war against a small part of another nation, Dutch politicians never took initiative to declare peace officially. In 1985, Roy Duncan, historian and Chairman of Isles of Scilly wrote to the Dutch Embassy in London and revealed the myth that the Islands are still at war with Netherlands as no peace treaty was signed after the declaration ofthe war. Diplomats scrutinised the historical records and found the myth correct. In 1986, the then Dutch Ambassador visited the islands and signed a peace treaty. The peace was officially declared on April 17, 1986 three hundred and thirty five years after the war was declared.

Gemma admitted. "But I'm here. I won't go nude," she said hastily. "But I brought some dresses that might work. Including the red one from last night because you seemed to like it so much." "Thank you," Kendrick said, giving her another kiss on the cheek. Vik's brown eyes watched the exchange with interest. His friend was clearly interested in Gemma, though not in the way that Vik was. Ken found her a fascinating subject for his art. Vik found her fascinating in a variety of different ways, none of which pertained to art in any discernible way. She was clearly struggling with her decision, but determined to embrace the new experience. "Shall I change?" She held up the dresses, casting about for a place to go. "In a little while. Why don't we talk about what I'm looking for?" "Okay. I thought a portrait?" "Not exactly. I wantto explore your essence." Vik couldn't control a snort. Kendrick glared at him. Gemma looked up, surprised that he was still there. Vik had never felt so innocuous before. He wasn't sure he liked the feeling. He'd never had a woman blow him off like that. He was more than passably good looking and charming. He never lacked for female companionship, yet she wouldn't give him the time of day, he was sure. "No, thanks." Ken blew him off too. Shrugging, Vik walked into the kitchen and got himself a beer. Popping the cap off against the counter, he took a long pull on it. He'd been on the go steadily for a week, drumming up sponsors for their art show, as well as customers for a new web design business they hoped to start together. Kendrick was the major talent, but Vik was the

they have grown up together. They share the beautiful feeling of oneness with their own family. It is the mother who contributes most to the sweetness of the home. She provides everything that makes a house a home - orderliness, comfort, peace, love and security. She is the cement that holds the together. Each member of the family in their own way contributes and adds to the sweetness of that loveliest place on earth, the home.Bend, Indiana. South Bend police interviewed victims and witnesses, but because the attacks occurred at night, no one had clearly seen the attacker’s face. Working with few leads, the police department put together a task force to investigate the rapes. Police did their best to create a composite sketch of the suspect—a young, black male—and officers were told the suspect may be traveling around the River Park neighborhood on a bicycle. In the early morning hours of July 24, 1996, Alexander was riding his bicycle through the River Park neighborhood when he was stopped by police because he met the general description of the suspect. Alexander denied any connection with the sexual assaults. The officers photographed Alexan- der and his bicycle and, after Alexander refused to surren- der a blood sample, let him go. The police later stopped at least two

and she handed me a little buckskin bag on which she had been sewing. I opened it with trembling fingers, and poured out, chinking on the table, such a motley collection of coins as was never seen,--Spanish milled dollars, English sovereigns and crowns and shillings, paper issues of the Confederacy, and I know not what else. Tom looked on with a grin, while little Tom and Peggy reached out their hands in delight, their mother vigorously blocking their intentions. “Ye’ve earned it yerself,” said Polly Ann, forestalling my protest; “‘tis what ye got by the mill, and I’ve laid it by bit by bit for yer eddication.” “And what do you get?” I cried, striving by feigned anger to keep the tears back from my eyes. “Have you no family to support?” “Faith,” she answered, “we have the mill that yeleft him to starve. Is there no room for a genius in our infant military establishment?” At length, as Christmas drew near, we came to Major Colfax’s seat, some forty miles out of the town of Richmond. It was called Neville’s Grange, the Major’s grandfather having so named it when he came out from England some sixty years before. It was a huge, rambling, draughty house of wood,--mortgaged, so the Major cheerfully informed me, thanks to the patriotism of the family. At Neville’s Grange the Major kept a somewhat roisterous bachelor’s hall. The place was overrun with <DW64>s and dogs, and scarce a night went by that there was not merrymaking in the house with the neighbors. The time passed pleasantly enough until one frosty January morning Major Colfax had a twinge of remembrance, cried out for horses, took me

Roy Moore, a GOP Senate candidate from Alabama, has been accused of sexual misconduct with a then-14-year-old girl. Other women also accused Moore of pursuing them when they were teenagers. A woman said that when she was 14 years old, Roy Moore, then 32 and now a candidate for Senate in Alabama, initiated a sexual encounter with her. The Washington Post reported Thursday that a woman named Leigh Corfman said Moore invited her to his home when she was a teenager, took off her clothes, and encouraged her to touch him. Corfman told The Post she first met Moore outside an Alabama courtroom in 1979. She said she was sitting with her mother when Moore struck up a conversation and offered to sit with her while her mother attended a hearing. Moore thengot her phone number and called her days later, Corfman told The Post. On two separate occasions, she recalled, Moore picked her up around the corner from her house and drove her to his house in the woods. She said that during the second occasion Moore removed her clothes and touched her. Corfman said Moore also gave her alcohol on one of the visits. "I wanted it over with — I wanted out," she said she remembered thinking. "Please just get this over with. Whatever this is, just get it over." The legal age of consent in Alabama is 16, as it was when Corfman said the incident occurred. Three other women interviewed by The Post said Moore pursued them when they were 16 to 18 years old but did not engage

Waratahs finally found some playing fluency after the interval and 21-year-old lock Ned Hanigan scored to put his side back in the contest. The margin was further reduced when Reece Robinson beat fellow Rugby League convert Marika Koroibete to score in the corner. With all the rugby being played in the Rebels' half the Waratahs reaped the rewards in the 77th minute when they elected to take a scrum 10 metres out rather than a penalty with Michael Wells scoring. Horwitz then capitalised on the numerical superiority by darting through a gap and sealing the Waratahs’ second win of the season. The Rebels failed to score in the second half and just ran out of firepower. The desperate loss leaves the Rebels without a win from their four games. "We needed to grab someimproved stability. However, in heavy seas, surf, or high winds, a raft of this design is thought to be highly susceptible to forces that batter the raft both above and below the water surface, as a result of which the raft is likely to be flipped over upon the occupants. In such an event, there is a very real danger of the occupants being crushed. This danger arises because as the raft flips over, the entire contents of the bag crash with great force against the floor of the raft. The contents may comprise thousands of pounds of water. This weight is likely to crush the occupants beneath the floor of the overturned raft. The desirability clearly appears, accordingly, for a raft in which no ballast is carried

to his face. 35B was plump, the edge of the dining tray pressing into his belly. He was voluble, waving his arms animatedly, speaking with a thick Russian accent and smiling. She noted though that the smile never reached his eyes. 35C was a surprise, the man who'd ordered his third vodka. She expected an unshaven wino, but instead met a pair of steady brown eyes. In contrast to 35B, the mouth did not smile at all, but the eyes were warm and friendly with a humorous glint to them, so that he looked as though he were smiling at her. "Thank you." He was lean and his distinguished features carried the slightly bored expression that sometimes went with refinement, but he seemed to be on the best of terms with the other two. He was dressed in a plaingray business suit; expensive, very expensive, Rose decided at a glance. However, she remembered Shalu's warning. "Three dollars, please." The man smiled faintly and held out a hundred dollar bill. "Don't you have something smaller?" "Sorry." Rose bit her lip in annoyance. "I'll see if my colleague has change. Back in a minute." "I'll come with you. I need to stretch my legs." He put down his cards and excused himself for a minute with words and gestures. 35B waved a hand and began to deal the next round for two. Rose was aware of his eyes on her back as she walked down the aisle to the kitchen area. She pushed aside the curtain but Shalu was not there, probably gone to take a cup of coffee into the cockpit. Rose was sure Shalu had a wee bit of a crush on

Native American Wind Farms The Rosebud Sioux Tribe Wind Turbine Project is the first large-scale Native American-owned and operated wind turbine in the country. Figure 6-30 The Rosebud Sioux Tribe Wind Turbine Project Photo courtesy of the Intertribal Council On Utility Policy Figure 6-30 The Rosebud Sioux Tribe Wind Turbine Project Photo courtesy of the Intertribal Council On Utility Policy Located on the Rosebud Sioux reservation in south-central South Dakota, the project had been stalled for over a year as funding and energy sales issues were addressed. With a long term contract with NativeEnergy, complementing a short term sales option retained by the Tribe for a portion of the wind turbine, the Rosebud Sioux Tribe proceeded with final construction financing and placed the turbine order. The project was completed in February 2003. Since it has provedover that achieved by Blake is obtained. Further, flow direction in the conduit can also be ascertained. The Mellen concept is modified in U.S. Pat. No. 2,861,452 entitled Nuclear Anemometer issued to W. A. Morgan on Nov. 25, 1958 which also teaches apparatus for measuring the velocity and direction of a gas flow. The apparatus includes a conduit having a centrally located radioactive material on axis to ionize gas passing through the conduit. Positioned upstream and downstream from the radioactive source are a first and a second cylindrical electrode having radially extending electric fields. The ions produced in the gas from the action of the radioactive source are collected by the cylindrical electrodes. Because of the action of the flow field, ions produced in the upstream region are deflected

forces into Southern Gaza. The stated goal: The release of kidnapped solider Gilad Shalit. In addition to knocking out electricity in much of Gaza, the operation has included an aerial missile attack on an electricity station south of Gaza City, aerial attacks on three bridges in the central Gaza Strip, over dry river beds, artillery fire at open areas in the southern Gaza Strip and entry of armored forces into the Dahaniya area, mainly the abandoned airport, where the IDF has set up a headquarters. This area represents a strategic control and observation point over the southern Gaza Strip. In response to the murder and kidnapping, Israeli forces arrested one-third of the Hamas-led Palestinian Cabinet and 20 lawmakers early Thursday and pressed their incursion into Gaza. Today is a day ofreportedly were beheaded after being tortured, according to officials. In a statement released last night, the Westboro church based in Topeka, Kan., wrote: “They died at the hands of an angry God in His retaliatory wrath in punishing America’s godless military for their violent persecution of Westboro Baptist Church for preaching the truth to America about her abominations.” In March, Gov. Ernie Fletcher signed into law a bill that prevents protesters from disrupting funerals, burials or memorial services. The law declares protesters within 300 feet of any funeral service guilty of first-degree disorderly conduct, punishable by up to a year in jail. It also prohibits protesters from using bullhorns at funerals. (AgapePress) – A constitutional attorney says school districts often employ a double-standard when making religious accommodations for students. Last week The Washington

also to look at the possibility of an outcome on a de-escalation." He stressed the importance of not destroying "the opportunity of good news" related to this issue. The United States has sent a senior State Department official to the talks for the first time, after President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart signaled greater cooperation on Syria in a phone call on Tuesday. The White House said the two discussed setting up safe zones in the country. The Tass news agency reported that Stuart Jones, an assistant U.S. secretary of state, has already met separately with Russia's representative. Syrian TV said the Astana talks began with a meeting between delegations from Russia and Iran, another close ally of Assad. Meanwhile, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said a carbomb went off in the town of Azaz, close to the offices of the Syrian interim government, which represents the opposition in rebel-held areas, killing at least five people and wounding others. The Observatory and the activist-run Azaz Media Center confirmed the toll, saying it was likely to rise. Azaz lies on a key opposition supply route and is a hub for fighters and opposition activists. It also hosts people displaced from fighting elsewhere in the country. The town has been the scene of several attacks, some claimed by the Islamic State group. A huge explosion in January killed at least 50 people there. A video of the aftermath of Wednesday's explosion posted online by the Azaz Media Center shows charred cars and firefighters struggling to put out a blaze.

foreigner. Then he jumped from the bed and backed toward the open terrace doors, studying the man he thanked by mistake in the darkness. Billie had his pets trained to fly to him whenever in stood with his back to them. Dieter realized Tom-tom's error in thinking that the adult size body in the big bed was Gregor. The birds didn't care both flew to Tom-tom. The squat Toucan landed on his head and the Macaw clutched the boy's shoulder. Tom-tom had been watching the birds since they landed on the perch and at first cringed expecting sharp claws to draw blood, but when neither hurt in landing he grinned with wide eyed amazement while the birds greeted him affectionately; the Toucan by rubbing his banana beak back and forth on his forehead while the giant Macaw very gentlyhair with their beaks. He hunched his shoulders, Billie's single to leave him, and both birds abandoned him suddenly to return to their feeder perch. He turned his head to watch them sadly before he walked toward Dieter and took his hand while he felt his chest to offer him his leash. Tom-tom looked puzzled when he found even the nipple ring missing. Dieter pressed the boy to his side with an arm on his shoulder. "Gregor and I got rid of that last night. You never ever have to do anything you don't want to do." Dieter sniffed and giggled, "Except possibly take a shower right now." Tom-tom sniffed his armpit dramatically and made a face to agree and no objection when Dieter guided him into the bathroom and tried to nudge him into the shower stall by

(CNN) Video appears to show the moment Chloe Wiegand fell from her grandfather's arms to her death aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship in July. Chloe, 18 months old, was playing on a Royal Caribbean ship docked in Puerto Rico with her grandfather, Salvatore "Sam" Anello, when she fell from an open glass window to her death. The video appears to show Anello lean through an opening before picking up the toddler and holding her up to the opening. It is unclear from the video how deep the opening is. Shortly after Chloe is gone from his arms. Read Morewedding ceremony. He has ordered 10,000 paddles to be handed out for such purposes, according to several news reports. The issue of violence against women in India drew international attention and outcry following the widely publicized fatal gang rape of a female New Delhi student in late 2012, and the court-ordered punitive gang rape of a young woman in West Bengal in 2014. Gender-based violence crimes in India have continued to rise despite the government’s promise of a “policy of zero tolerance” in 2014. Some 27.5 million women are estimated to be affected, according to The Lancet, but fewer than 1 percent of survivors report their assaults to the police. Marital rape is legal in India, making it more difficult for women to report cases of spousal abuse. Women in marginalized

league’s end-of-the-month deadline, but the spokesperson could not comment on just how that would be accomplished. The most probable route is to have two or more of the longest serving internationals gain green card status and count as domestics on the 2018 roster. The mechanisms for achieving such a status are varied, but other players around MLS have earned green cards in as little as one year of tenure in the league. Of the current 10 International Players listed on the official Earthquakes roster, the logical candidates are Anibal Godoy, Harold Cummings, Jahmir Hyka, and Florian Jungwirth. Both Godoy and Jungwirth have at some point this preseason returned to their native countries, Panama and Germany respectively, for visa-related issues. In addition, Hyka missed the first two days of camp 224 U.S. 85 (1912) BEUTLER v. GRAND TRUNK JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. No. 194. Supreme Court of United States. Submitted March 6, 1912. Decided March 18, 1912. CERTIFICATE FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT. Mr. James J. Barbour, with whom Mr. Raymond W. Beach and Mr. Elmer E. Beach were on the brief for Beutler. Mr. George W. Kretzinger for Railway Company. *88 MR. JUSTICE HOLMES delivered the opinion of the court. The deceased, Fetta, was at work in the repair yard of a railroad; other servants of the road, an engine and switching crew, ran a car needing repair from the general tracks into the special yard, and by their negligence killed him. There was no further relation between the parties than these facts disclose, and the question is certified whether they were fellow-servants within the

The Supreme Leader’s Muzak “Kitsch is the absolute denial of shit,” Milan Kundera famously snarled in his 1984 novel, The Unbearable Lightness of Being. In his story, a painter declares an aesthetic war on the kitschy pop culture that was crafted and enforced by communist Czech bureaucrats during the Prague Spring revolt of 1968. And what was particularly diabolical about tacky fluff? “Kitsch causes two tears to follow in quick succession. The first tear says: ‘How nice to see children running on the grass!’ The second tear says: ‘How nice to be moved, together with all mankind, by children running on the grass!…The brotherhood of man on earth will be possible only on a basis of kitsch.” Of course, kitsch as defined by Kundera is forced by gunpoint in atotalitarian society to ensure that its slave-citizens believe they live in the best and happiest place on Earth. Such an ethos has dominated North Korean pop culture under the rule of an aesthete who had a zest for bouffant hairdos, polyester suits, platform shoes, and had a habit of inspecting banal products at supermarkets such as toilet paper, sausages, and plastic bowls as if they were fine pieces of art. It can be difficult to not snicker at the pop culture of Supreme Leader Kim Jung-il’s fantasy kingdom that he recently departed. We have the religious origin of his birth at the sacred Mount Paektu where a double rainbow appeared and a talking iceberg foretold of his arrival (or according to North Korean government officials). North Korean television is

slumped, Eden`s resistance failed her and she nodded. "Ok." She lurched towards Tori, who caught her and guided her back towards the seat. The other two women moved to give them a little privacy, pulling Karen with them. "Go on." Said Eden, struggling valiantly to keep her head up. "How much have you had to drink?" Said Tori reaching over and taking a small hand in her own. Eden stared at their joined hands. "Don`t know." "I`m sorry." Said Tori, ducking her head so that she could see into Eden`s face. "Why?" Said Eden, finally looking up, her eyes bright with the beginnings of tears. "Why did you come back?" "I was worried about you. I don`t want to hurt you." Tori took the small hand and brought it to her lips. "I couldn`t stay away though." She closed her eyes. "Forgivestate in which she could get the blonde where she wanted her. "Karen." Eden swayed dangerously. "Sorry, I....." The sentence wasn`t completed before Eden lost her balance and fell taking a table, and the glasses on it, to the floor with her. Tori`s attention had been on Karen and the livid look on her face. The doorman came over thinking it was trouble and helped Tori get Eden to her feet. "You ok?" Said Tori holding Eden by her shoulders. Eden was looking at her left hand which was home to three thick shards of glass. "Dammit!" Tori cursed and sat Eden on the nearest available seat. The doorman got a clean towel from behind the bar and handed it to Tori. Eden was staring at her hand as Tori gently pulled the glass from the cuts, causing the blonde to

program at Wake Forest School of Medicine is the longest continually running nurse anesthesia program in North Carolina and has […] WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 6, 2017 – Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center today announced one of its long-time financial leaders, Bradley A. Clark, M.B.A., C.T.P., as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Clark will also continue as Treasurer, a role he has held since August 2015. The promotion is effective immediately. Clark will […] Visitors to Stand 13-150, Hall 13 can also experience Vector technology, enter “Cool Dinner” RUEIL-MALMAISON, France – Sep. 4, 2017 – Carrier Transicold will debut its latest high-technology solutions for an enhanced cold chain at the Comtrans Show 2017 in Moscow – including its engineless refrigeration range for over-the-road transport, now available inMayfair Games Mayfair Games is a U.S. based Illinois company, incorporated in 1981 and is an international publisher of board games and card games suitable for families and hobbyists. Mayfair Games has over 100 game titles in print including many long-running series of games such as Empire Builder™ and The Settlers of Catan™ as well as many long-running standalone titles such as Alibi™ and Family Business™. Mayfair Games, making the “games of our generation”.

a signal sent on the up link from the mobile terminal to the base station, for example, a signal of reservation packets and data packets transmitted on a reservation channel and transmission channel. The base station detects the signal fluctuation occurring on the up link for the transmission from the mobile terminal to the base station, and generate power control information to compensate for the signal fluctuation occurring on the down link on the basis of the detected signal fluctuation and the power control information sent from the mobile terminal. Then, the base station modifies the transmission power of the signal transmitted on the down link from the base station to the mobile terminal on the basis of the generated power control information. Thus, according to the transmission power control methodindividuals took part in these pro-IS groups over a two-month period. Of these, 24,883 were men and 66 had no declared gender. About 40 percent – or 16,931 – were women. The second data set emerged from a recent comprehensive analysis by our coauthors, John Horgan from Georgia State University and Paul Gill from University College London, of the pre-internet terrorist campaign by Provisional IRA in Northern Ireland. The data comprised a list of individuals known to have participated in each of the attacks by the Provisional IRA. During the 1980s and early 1990s, the Provisional IRA managed to sustain a successful and highly innovative improvised explosive device campaign against British interests. This was despite being subject to the security constraints imposed by the United Kingdom. Of the 1,382

lights situate so low in the water, when seen at the distance of two or three miles, as putting him in mind of Milton’s description of the fiends in the lower regions; adding, “for it seems greatly to surpass Will-o’-the-Wisp, or any of those earthly spectres of which we have so often heard.” [Sidenote: Sunday, 12th.] The weather was somewhat blowy to-day, and the wind veered from E. to S.W. The boats landed at a quarter past 9 this morning, but not without considerable difficulty, owing to a heavy swell of sea which accompanied the change of wind. After continuing at work for three hours and a half at the site of the building, and the fixtures for the railways, the water came in upon the artificers, and the boats left the rock with all hands, after having experienced somethe foundation or first stone accurately taken, a mould was made of its figure, when the writer left the Rock, after the tide’s work of this morning, in a fast rowing boat, for Arbroath; and upon landing, two men were immediately set to work upon one of the blocks from Mylnefield quarry, which was prepared in the course of the following day, as the stone-cutters relieved each other, and worked both night and day, so that it was sent off in one of the Stone-lighters without delay. On returning to the Rock, the writer found that the artificers had been able to land regularly, both at the morning and evening tides, and that they had added eight hours to the working period. He was, however, extremely sorry to find that he had missed the visit of his excellent friend Mr

the success of the SAD nominee. He added that the controversy relating to the Sikh high priests would not disturb peace in the state. He directed the field staff of the Municipal Corporations and the Municipal Councils in the state to display identity cards while on duty. All officers of these departments in future would have to stay at their places of posting. He said the government was ready to privatise sanitation in the state. Income of all Municipal Corporations and Municipal Councils was likely to be increased by 30 to 35 per cent during the year, he added. Referring to the pen-down strike by the Punjab Ministerial Services Union, he said it was totally illegal. The state government employees were already drawing maximum salaries as compared to that of the neighbouring states, he said, and appealed to the employeesof the Ministerial services to end the agitation. September 30, 1998 Bill Clinton visit to South Asia postponedWashington D.C. - US President Bill Clinton has postponed his planned visit to South Asian countries—India, Pakistan and Bangladesh—in November this year. In a letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed on Wednesday, Clinton expressed regret that he and his wife were unable to accept her invitation to visit Bangladesh in November. US ambassador to Bangladesh, John Holzman, disclosed this at a press briefing at the national press club. In his letter, President Clinton made it clear that the trip to South Asia was postponed because consultations with India and Pakistan on non-proliferation issues had not reached a stage where a visit to the region could be productive. Clinton, however, said progress was being made in the talks and hoped the situation would

Scott Crow is an American anarchist organizer, speaker and writer. A longtime activist, he is an advocate for the philosophies and politics of anarchism. In addition to a number of other groups, Crow is a co-founder of Common Ground Collective or Common Ground Relief, an anarchist organization formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. His book Black Flags and Windmills: Hope, Anarchy and the Common Ground Collective details those efforts. Crow's newest work is an anthology which he put together and edited called "Setting Sights: Histories and Reflections on Community Armed Self Defense". scott joins Brett to discuss the new book, gun culture, mass shootings, the FBI, and much more. Follow scott on Twitter: @scott_crow Reach us at: [email protected] follow us on Twitter @RevLeftRadio Follow us on FB at "Revolutionaryghost who is haunting her house and scaring her son — and straight into the lair of the only vampire in Spokane, who just wants Mercy! This book gives a delightful new twist to the phrase, "You are what you eat." Especially if you're a vampire who can go out in the sun, and follows that advice to an interesting end. Ms. Briggs has created a marvelous world, right where I live, both literally and imaginatively. I put one of her books down, and then grab the next without a moment of hesitation. Her writing is smooth, her details are wonderful, and her characters are logical and believable. I'm so glad I've found this series. It's great fun, and each book is better than the book before it. Buy this series. Read this series. Review this series. Please. Tuesday, March 17,

Lieutenant Muchanan, and published in London in 1814. One cannot imagine enemy successes being so impartially celebrated in the bitter atmosphere of war in modern times. Defeats that won glory After the battle shown on the preceding two pages, the captured Chesapeake was led into the harbor of Halifax by her captors ( right ), the white ensign symbolically flying over the flag of the Unoted States. This was one of several notable American defeats, which nevertheless had certain aspects in which the new nation would take pride. The Chesapeake had been in port less than two months since her last cruise and most of her personnel, officers and men, were new to the ship. Her orders were to cruise on the British line of communications to Canada, a most importantBritish whalers, drove the balance to seek shelter in neutral ports, and cleared tha area for American whalers, previously having taken a prize carrying £11,000—a squadron was sent to catch him. For six weeks he was blockaded and eventually, when his vessel had been severely damaged in a squall, was forced to fight both ships. The battle lasted nearly two and one-half hours, resulting in the captire of the Essex . The great disparity of forces and the length of the engagement caused tremendous American losses which would undoubtedly have been less had POrter surrounded earlier. Out of 255 men, only 75 were effective when the colors were struck. Even in her defeat, the Essex was the most successful of all the frigates. Decisive battles on the lakes The most

works at once raised against it, and manned by the Athenians. That on the side of Pallene had no works raised against it. They did not think themselves strong enough at once to keep a garrison in the isthmus and to cross over to Pallene and raise works there; they were afraid that the Potidaeans and their allies might take advantage of their division to attack them. Meanwhile the Athenians at home learning that there were no works at Pallene, some time afterwards sent off sixteen hundred heavy infantry of their own citizens under the command of Phormio, son of Asopius. Arrived at Pallene, he fixed his headquarters at Aphytis, and led his army against Potidaea by short marches, ravaging the country as he advanced. No one venturing to meet him in the field, he raised works against the wallon the side of Pallene. So at length Potidaea was strongly invested on either side, and from the sea by the ships co-operating in the blockade. Aristeus, seeing its investment complete, and having no hope of its salvation, except in the event of some movement from the Peloponnese, or of some other improbable contingency, advised all except five hundred to watch for a wind and sail out of the place, in order that their provisions might last the longer. He was willing to be himself one of those who remained. Unable to persuade them, and desirous of acting on the next alternative, and of having things outside in the best posture possible, he eluded the guardships of the Athenians and sailed out. Remaining among the Chalcidians, he continued to carry on the war; in particular he laid an ambuscade near

renunciation invalid, and was proclaimed King by the Romanian Parliament on June 8th. Mihai was ‘demoted’ to Crown Prince. However, unhappy with King Carol II’s actions and policies, on September 6, 1940 another coup d’état took place, this time under Prime Minister Ion Antonescu, and Carol was forced to formally abdicate. Mihai was once again King of Romania. On December 30, 1947, he was summoned to Bucharest to find his palace surrounded by troops loyal the Communist regime. With threats of bloodshed, and according to the King’s own account, a gun to his head, he was forced to sign a document of abdication. Four days later, he was forced to leave the country. In March of 1948, he publicly announced that his abdication was invalid, as it had beenforced upon him, and that he remained the rightful King of Romania. Meanwhile, plans were still underway for Mihai’s wedding to Anne. The couple had reunited in Switzerland and were facing one of the biggest obstacles in their upcoming life together – religion. Anne was Roman Catholic while Mihai was Orthodox. A dispensation was sought from the Pope, who insisted that Mihai promise any children would be raised Catholic. The King would not, and could not, make this promise as it would violate the Romanian constitution, and the Pope refused to sanction the marriage. But the couple, with the support of most of their families, vowed to marry anyway. Years later, in 1966, they had a second wedding in a Roman Catholic church in Monaco. On June 10, 1948, Mihai

Receive all updates via Facebook. Pyaar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyaara Pyaara, December 23rd Episode Written Update: Rubal calls Payal and he does not answer his call. Adi calls him back and tells him that Payal is with him. Payal apologises from her. He shouts on her and blames her how ignorant she is. Sheela questions Rubal why didn't they tell everything to anyone of them. Adi reaches the police station baffled. Pankhuri's lawyer comes and tells her that he will do all the formalities. The lawyer apologises and tells that she needs to stay in the lock up for one night. Pankhuri gets baffled and says that she would take all the charge on herself but Adi shouts on her. Latika and Rohit celebrate their success. He tellsher that he really loved Payal but his perspective changed when his ego was hurted. Adi tries to convince the inspector to leave Pankhuri but he is not ready to listen anything. Rubal and Kiara get tensed. Noone answers Rubal's phone. Sheela shouts on everyone for not telling anything to her. Adi answers Rubal's call. Rubal tells him that Rubal is coming to pick them up. Adi makes an excuse that their car broke down. Avantika and Harish have a conflict on why should not she donate her kidney to Preeti. She tells him clearly that Anuj would readily donate his kidney but Sheela would never allow him to do so. He backs off her hand and tells her that she has never listened to anyone ever. Adi calls

Firefighters spent hours on the scene of an overnight fire that ripped through CTV Ottawa's newsroom and caused more than $2.5 million in damage. Flames began on the second floor of the Merivale Road building sometime before 4:30 Sunday morning. It took 70 firefighters and 18 fire trucks more than two hours to bring the blaze under control. "Crews did an excellent job holding it," said District Fire Chief Jim Corrigan. "We managed to contain the fire to the second-storey of the building. However, smoke migration made it to the fifth floor." Corrigan says $2.5 million is a preliminary estimate. Damage could be much higher due to the building's expensive content. An overnight security guard was working when the blaze broke out. He suffered no injuries and no other injuries have been reported. Theheaded out." Keyes says when he arrived at the scene dozens of firefighters were there and paramedics were standing by. Broken windows revealed the newsroom was charred. "Damages looked bad but the building is still standing. Thank God." A stretch of Merivale Road in front of the building was closed for seven hours. The newsroom hosts several workstations for reporters, producers, editorial staff and video editors. It means several computers, televisions, phones and personal belongings would have been destroyed in the fire. Among the devastating property losses are the local news archives of this city's history and the 37-year video history of anchor Max Keeping who is set to retire on April 1.

the Houston Press,[5] becoming the only evening newspaper in the city. In 1965, both John T. Jones and William P. Steven left the Chronicle. J. Howard Creekmore, president of the Houston Endowment, took John Jones' place at the Chronicle. Everett D. Collier replaced Steven as editor. Collier remained in this position until his retirement in 1979. In 1968, the Chronicle set a Texas newspaper circulation record. In 1981, the business pages — which up until then had been combined with sports — became its own section of the newspaper. 1987: Hearst On May 1, 1987, the Hearst Corporation purchased the Houston Chronicle from Houston Endowment for $415 Million. Richard J. V. Johnson, who had joined the paper as a copy editor in 1956, and worked up to executive vice president in 1972, and president in 1973, remained as chairman and publisher until he retired April1, 2002.[6] He was succeeded by Jack Sweeney. In 1994, the Chronicle switched to being a morning-only paper. With the demise of the Houston Post the following year, the Chronicle became Houston's sole major daily newspaper. The paper employs nearly 2,000 people, including approximately 300 journalists. In addition, the Chronicle contracts with multiple distributors who circulate and deliver copies of the newspaper. A longtime Chronicle officer was John Hulen Murphy, I, the assistant to Richard Johnson, former executive vice president of the Texas Daily Newspaper Association, and a newspaperman, mostly in Houston, for seventy-four years. 2002: Holocaust Museum Houston awarded the Chronicle its "Guardian of the Human spirit" award. The presenter, Janis Goldstein, said the award was given "because the Houston Chronicle embraces the causes most dear to it with a depth and scope that goes well beyond what is expected." Also, that "the Chronicle gives of

daughter's wedding ceremony was held.─ Photo: Indian MEA. Modi meeting guests and family members of PM Nawaz.─Photo: Indian MEA Modi and Nawaz Sharif during the meeting.─ Photo: PM House PM Nawaz accompanied Indian PM as he arrives at Lahore airport in the evening to leave for New Delhi.─Photo: Indian MEAHolly May's story Two years ago Meghann’s 15-week-old daughter Holly-May, from Chorley in Lancashire, became unwell. She had a high pitched shriek, didn’t want to be touched and a temperature of over 40 degrees She was pale and her skin was very mottled, but at first doctors believed Holly-May just had a viral infection. In fact she had contracted meningococcal type b meningitis and septicaemia. Thankfully the brave tot pulled through. Mother Meghann takes up their story. “Holly-May was 15-weeks-old when she became unwell on the 5th of April 2013. Holly had previously been in hospital and was treated for an unknown infection so we knew the general signs to look out for. She had a very high temperature pushing 40 and was not always relieved by paracetamol. She was pale and

Mrs. Stimcoe (niece of the late Hon. Sir Alexander O'Brien, R.N., Admiral of the White, and K.C.B.). Backward and delicate boys a speciality. Separate beds. Commodious playground in a climate unrivalled for pulmonary ailments. Greenwich time kept." I did not criticise the advertisement. It sufficed me to read my release in it; and in the same instant I knew how lonely the last few months had been, and felt myself an ingrate. I that had longed unspeakably, if but half consciously, for the world beyond Minden Cottage--a world in which I could play the man--welcomed my liberty by laying my head on my arms and breaking into unmanly sobs. I will pass over a blissful week of preparation, including a journey by van to Torpoint and by ferry across to Plymouth, where Miss Plinlimmon bought medecent human treatment. She relied simply upon browbeating and the efficacy of the straight-spoken lie. A more dauntless, unblushing, majestic liar never stood up in petticoats. She was a byword in Falmouth; yet, strange to say, her victims kept a sneaking fondness for her, a soft spot In their hearts; while as sporting onlookers we boys took something like a fearful pride in the Warrior, as we called her. It was not in her nature to encourage any such weakness, or to use it. She would not have thanked us for it. But we had this amount of excuse: that she fed us liberally when she could browbeat the butcher; and if at times we went short, she shared our privation. Also, there must have been some good in the woman, to stand so

SC Utexafrica Sports Club Utexafrica, more commonly known as Utexafrica, is a Congolese football club based in Kinshasa. History Performance in CAF competitions 2002 CAF Cup: first round The club have 1 appearance in CAF Cup Current squad Stadium Currently the team plays at the Stade des Martyrs. References External links Category:Football clubs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category:Football clubs in Kinshasa Category:Sports clubs in the Democratic Republic of the Congolived, before moving on to more challenging arguments for life in deep time in the Archaean rocks of Western Australia and South Africa. We then move even further back to the very beginning to discuss the origin of life, covering the different theories and the problems associated with life emerging from simple chemical beginnings. After this, the only way is up, and we head forward through time to review the emergence of more complex organisms; later chapters discuss the oxygenation of the atmosphere, emergence of eukaryotes and the Cambrian Explosion, ending with a brief look for life on other planets and the controversies of the Martian meteorite ALH84001. Throughout the book, the author emphasises the fundamental importance of life in shaping the physical and chemical evolution of the

preferential provision of health services to groups at lesser risk is a clear-cut case of discrimination. Something has gone terribly wrong. The health programs of the World Health Organization and other agencies are violating the U.N.’s most cherished founding principles. Under the guise of promoting gender equality in health, sexism now carries sway at the UN. Orwellian State at the UN Women's Conference For sheer propaganda value, it doesn’t get any better than the United Nations women’s conference in New York City. No doubt you are wondering why your local newspaper didn’t cover this historic event. The reason is, the sessions were so mired in fem-speak and harsh rhetoric that the ultra-liberal New York Times decided to take a pass. Ditto for the Washington Post and Boston Globe. Ten years ago in Beijing, the Commission on the Status of Women conference gave its speakers free rein. But then Madame Hillary letUnited Nations. The Pink Pussy-cat Bares Her Fangs Following their November 2 electoral melt-down, the Sisterhood and the rest of the radical Left lapsed into bitterness and despair. Sensing that Middle America is turning a cold shoulder on their socialist agenda, the rad-fems have now unleashed a last-ditch campaign of intimidation, accusations, and threats. On January 9, former Indiana representative Tim Roemer announced he was running for the top post of the Democratic National Committee. Many believed Roemer was exactly the boost the wilting Democratic Party needed – someone with a moderate ideology, fresh ideas, and Midwestern roots. But there was a slight problem: Mr. Roemer is a Catholic, and his resume’ revealed a pro-life voting record. That was more than the pro-abortion jihadists in the Democratic Party could stomach. With cat-like stealth, “they” put together an “opposition research memo,” pol-speak for a smear campaign. I put “they” in quotation marks because no

(Corrected: An earlier version of this story did not include satellite and telco subscribers.) Netflix and Hulu are convincing millions of cable, satellite and telco subscribers to cut the cord and dive into video streaming. That's the conclusion of a new report released this week by the Convergence Consulting Group, which finds that 2.65 million Americans canceled TV subscriptions between 2008-2011 in favor of lower-cost internet subscription services or video platforms. Also read: Netflix CEO Reed Hastings: 'We Expect DVD Subscribers to Decline Forever' The Canadian research firm estimates that 112,000 U.S. subscribers were added to the rolls in 2011. That represents a more than 50 percent drop from the 272,000 who signed up for the TV services in 2010. The good news for the folks at Comcast, Time Warner Cable and theirA Parents’ Survival Guide For High School Sports High School Football, Soccer, Cheerleading, you name it and it’ll be in full swing around the country. Homecoming football games at the high schools are exciting. The varsity shirts will be worn by players on game days. Cougars proudly grace the streets as our students show off their school colors. Posters dominate many store windows listing the schedules for fall high school athletic games. Football will be in full swing sooner than you think whether you have a child playing sports or not. Teams enjoy Friday night lights. So MOM's, Dad's and the rest of the family get ready to survive another season of high school sports. High school athletic careers are what our children make of them. It is what we

upset the Burmese junta and she was kept under house arrest. Nobel Peace Prize Often Controversial Barrack Obama’s award in 2009 was attacked as being premature and politically motivated. A president of a nation at war, Barrack Obama, after getting the prize immediately intensified the war efforts rather than end either the Iraq or the Afghanistan war. Guatemalan Rigoberta Menchú got her peace prize in 1992 and has later been criticized for falsifying her autobiography. Three of histories most notorious dictators in the 20th century, Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin and Benito Mussolini have been nominated for the peace prize. Harry Truman, the US president authorising the atomic bombs over Japan was also nominated for the peace prize as also Winston Churchill. India’s Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was never awarded the Nobel Peace Prize thoughhe was nominated in 1937, 1938, 1939, 1947 and 1948, the year he died. The reason he was never given the prize was probably that till then the prize had been given primarily to Europeans and Americans and Gandhi represented a new kind of figure. This change of paradigm was beyond the narrow horizon of the Nobel selection committee then. They did try to make amends for this omission when they awarded the prize to the Dalai Lama and mentioned Gandhi. Henry Kissinger (1973) definitely didn’t become an angel of Peace but rather continued being an angel of death with very dirty hands. Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat continued in their respective pursuits, which led to much discord later on. Betty Williams (1976) was not very loving and

in the discretion of the court, the application for allowance to be made "within 30 days after the judgment, or order, or other matter complained of has been rendered or entered." The order complained of in No. 2278 was rendered May 11, 1928, adjudging the appellant in contempt of court for disobedience of the referee's order to turn over a certain book of the bankrupt's and ordering him committed until further order of the court, but which was not formally entered until July 27, 1928, when this was done as of May 11, 1928. The order complained of in No. 2279 was entered June 19, 1928, sustaining appellee's objections to appellant's præcipe in his appeal No. 2278. Application was made in both matters to the District Court forAll posts by Debbie Groom Badoud Enterprises, Inc., owned by John J. Badoud, Jr. of Virginia, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to sell the assets of its sole operating unit, The Scotsman Press, Inc., to its current President, William G. Veit. Incorporated in 1954, Scotsman produces award-winning, community-focused publications and serves hundreds of other publications through its commercial printing services to customers throughout Central New York. The sale of the company to Veit will increase Scotsman’s value to its employees, customers, vendors, and other stakeholders, as the company will become an even more integral part of the CNY community and media market now under the direction of local ownership. With the change of ownership, Veit’s new company will acquire assets including, The Valley News, Today’s CNY Woman, Finger

* * * * Hunt, Shelley, Hazlitt and Keats were the chief targets in the Cockney School. The attacks on each of these are of such length as to require separate discussion and will be returned to later. Those who attained lesser notoriety were Charles Lamb, Haydon, Barry Cornwall, John Hamilton Reynolds, Cornelius Webb, Charles Wells, Charles Dilke, Charles Lloyd, P. G. Patmore and John Ketch (Abraham Franklin). Those who moved within the same circle and who may by attraction be considered Cockneys are Charles Cowden Clarke and his wife, Vincent Novello, Charles Armitage Brown, the Olliers, Horace and James Smith, Douglas Jerrold, Joseph Severn, Laman Blanchard, Thomas Noon Talfourd, Thomas Love Peacock, and perhapsof displaying blind buffooneries before the Philistines of Cockaigne ... I feel a moral conviction that his lordship must have taken the Examiner, the Liberal, the Rimini, the Round Table, as his model, and endeavored to write himself down to the level of the capacities and the swinish tastes of those with whom he has the misfortune, originally, I believe, from charitable motives, to associate. This is the most charitable hypothesis which I can frame. Indeed there are some verses which have all the appearance of having been interpolated by the King

Claiborne Preceded by: William Cocke United States Senator (Class 1) from Tennessee 1797 – 1798 Succeeded by: Daniel Smith Preceded by: (none) Military Governor of Florida 1821 Succeeded by: William P. Duval Preceded by: John Williams United States Senator (Class 2) from Tennessee 1823 – 1825 Succeeded by: Hugh Lawson White Preceded by: James Monroe Democratic-Republican Party presidential nominee 1824 (lost)(a) Succeeded by: (none) Preceded by: (none) Democratic Party presidential nominee 1828 (won), 1832 (won) Succeeded by: Martin Van Buren Preceded by: John Quincy Adams President of the United States March 4 1829 – March 3 1837 Succeeded by: Martin Van BurenIn a #1 vs. #2 matchup, the South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team lost 66-54 to Connecticut. Overall, the Gamecocks couldn't keep up as they never led during the game. This was South Carolina's first loss this season, which dropped them to 22-1 and snapped a 45 game winning streak at Colonial Life Arena in the first sold out women's game in program history. UConn stayed undefeated at 23-0 with its seventh win over a ranked opponent so far this season. South Carolina was led by Sarah Imovbiah coming off the bench with 13 points and eight rebounds on perfect 6-6 shooting. Forward A'ja Wilson also had 13 points even after missing some of the game after suffering a leg injury before returning in the second half. The other

to the Republican American, "federal investigators determined that DeLuca and Galante (right) had a close and confidential relationship." A heavily redacted FBI report implied a greater connection between the two men than that described by DeLuca. When DeLuca reached out for help from Galante, the legislator did not realize that federal agents were nearing the end of an investigation of the trash hauler. The April 2005 meeting between the two men came to the attention of investigators. An undercover agent posing as a Galante associate was sent to meet with DeLuca on Sept. 5 and 6, 2006, three months after Galante had been indicted. During the meetings, DeLuca reportedly pledged political assistance to Galante but rejected a $5,000 bribe offer. DeLuca has stated that his promise of assistance was merelymen feuded for some time. DeVecchio (right) is standing trial in Brooklyn on murder charges. Prosecutors say his cooperation with Scarpa aided the Mafioso during the violent 1990s civil war in the Colombo Crime Family. Scarpa died in prison in 1994 at the age of 66. DeVecchio maintains his innocence. He is supported by a number of current and former FBI agents.

slab bottom and second portions supportingly engaging the second areas on the slab bottom. Advantageously, this can be extended to a fourth, fifth portion, etc. Heating means for actively preferentially heating the slabs are disposed in a horizontal plane vertically below the rails and include the above-stated first heater elements, associated with the first portions, and a like array of second heater elements that are associated with the second portions. The second heater elements are superposed by the respective skid marks previously formed by the rail third portions engaging the first areas, immediately prior to the workpieces being pushed on to the second portions. The first heater elements generally prevent skid marks from building up in the second areas when the second areas were supported by the second portion.The expansion of this Chetnik "puppet administration" was followed by systematic massacres and plunder of the Bosnian Muslim population of the area. For example, after the handover of Goražde on 29 November, several hundred civilians were massacred, and after the Italians turned Foča over to the Chetniks, around 500 Muslims were killed. These massacres were not simply revenge for prior Ustaše killings of Serbs, as eastern Bosnia was relatively untouched by such massacres prior to the spring of 1942. According to Hoare, they "were above all an expression of the genocidal policy and ideology of the Chetnik movement". The Chetniks received significant amounts of arms, ammunition, military equipment and food from the Italians. At the beginning of December 1941 Todorović requested support of Durmitor Partisan detachment to fight against

that is fair and just to the victims in this case.5 39 After hearing a victim impact statement from Mrs. Rawlins, who asked that Devin "bear the full penalty of the law," Judge Moore concluded that, in light of his knowledge of the case, what he had heard at the change-of-plea hearing, and the terms of the plea agreement, he had no alternative but to sentence both of the Hodge brothers to life in prison. The District Court entered its judgment, noting Devin's guilty plea and his life sentence, on March 6, 2002. Devin filed a notice of appeal on March 26, 2002, arguing solely that the District Court ignored Third Circuit law on "exceptional post[-]offense rehabilitation."6 II. A. 40 Devin argues on appeal that at his sentencing the government reneged on its promiseThere were several characteristic behaviors. With single OB cells and small OB colonies, retraction of OB cells upon contact with the osteoclast was the predominant mechanism whereby these cells begin to move out of the path of the osteoclast. A pronounced ruffling or blebbing of the OB cell membrane often followed retraction. When osteoclasts displaced OB cells that were part of a monolayer, extension of an osteoclast lamellipodium underneath the edge of the OB cell layer generally preceded partial retraction of the OB cells involved. It sometimes appeared as if the detached or partially detached OB cells were "pushed" by the osteoclast, which in some cases resulted in OB cells being moved hundreds of microns in a period of a few hours, at rates comparable to the normal

Telepathic observation informed us that, when the second cruiser had left us, considerable amnesia and other mental derangements had occurred among those of the crew who had landed on the island. The Commander's report was incoherent and incredible. Like the first Commander, he was disgraced. The Foreign Offices of the world, through their secret services, ferreted out as much as possible of this latest incident. They did not form anything like an accurate idea of events, but they procured shreds of truth embroidered with fantastic exaggeration. There was a general feeling that something more was at stake than a diplomatic coup, and the discomfiture of the British Government. Something weird, something quite beyond reckoning was going on on that remote island. Three ships had been sent away with their crews in mental confusion. The islanders, besides being physically eccentric and morallyperverse, seemed to have powers which in an earlier age would have been called diabolic. In a vague subconscious way Homo sapiens began to realize that his supremacy was challenged. The Commander of the second cruiser had informed his Government that the islanders were of many nationalities. The Government, feeling itself to be in an extremely delicate position in which a false step might expose it as guilty of murdering children, yet feeling that the situation must be dealt with firmly and speedily before the Communists could make capital out of it, decided to ask other Powers to co-operate and share responsibility. Meanwhile the Soviet vessel had left Vladivostok and was already in the South Seas. Late one afternoon we sighted her, a small trading-vessel of unobtrusive appearance. She dropped anchor and displayed the Red Flag, with its golden device. The Captain, a

do, and she felt her entire body surge with heat over the notion. She had read about such sexual acts in some of her more racy books, but she never dreamed that she would experience it first hand. Of course Isaac never tried it. From what she understood, it was something that a man did for a woman, to pleasure her rather than himself; therefore, Isaac would never do such a thing. But Danny... Danny would most definitely do it... Danny *was* doing it. She felt warm hands urging her thighs apart and pushing her knees upward. She looked down in wide-eyed wonder as Danny lowered himself between her legs, his dark head bending down to kiss a trail and work his way from her inner thighs, up toher groin, and across the curly thatch of hair that concealed her most sacred body parts. Delicate fingers and a warm, wet tongue touched her, and her head fell backwards as a guttural cry erupted from her throat. Danny groaned his approval and he proceeded to first explore and then devour the bounty spread before him. Emma’s hips moved on their own accord, her eyes glazed over in lust and her mind lost in an erotic haze as Danny feasted on her over and over. Suddenly, without warning, Danny stopped and climbed back up to bring his face close to hers, "Emma," his eyes penetrated hers, wild and desperate. "Emma, I want to–" She cut him off, bringing her hands up to cup his face, "Anything, Danny! Anything!" She answered

the reason he takes down jihadist websites is "multi-fold." "big thing is the fact that we waste billions on troops risking their lives in the field (hats off)" he writes. "but the real threat now is the way they can radicalize 'normal' muslims into doing awful stuff on their own countries ground..." he continues, "they can groom. recruit, train, and manourvre, home grown terrorists without ever having to meet them." He says his aim was "initially to make those sites sporadically unavailable," yet he did not want to tread on the toes of countries' secret services. He says he used an attack tool he developed, "XerXeS", which will "pull down a site at will." He claims to be a former member of a special operations unit, but provided no details. He sayshe gets on Twitter. One person tweets: "Thanks Jester for doing Obama's job", and another: "There should be more people like you around!" Yet he has detractors, too. "#wikileaks is the only thing keeping us from living under a fascist regime. the only ppl they've harmed are corrupt politicians," one person tweeted. th3j35t3r says he wishes to remain anonymous, and turns down TV interviews. Nevertheless, he has become an underground celebrity among techies, and has been interviewed by tech blogs. "I am not about the limelight," he writes, "I am about the issue." He will not confirm his nationality, location, age or occupation, but will talk about how he got into hacking. He says he is under 50-years-old and over 30, and began coding when he was 10 years old. He says he was "thirsty

belonging to Federated IT and went on a file-deletion spree. CNET: Amazon bolsters Alexa privacy after user trust takes a hit Downloaded data included AWS service account information and network diagrams. Backup system images, known as Amazon Machine Images (AMIs), were also downloaded and shared. This information has been given an estimated value of over $1 million by the engineer's former company. After termination, Anthony was linked to the full wipe of a test server belonging to the US Army Web Application system, and as there were no backups, this system had to be rebuilt from scratch. Prosecutors say there is "probable cause" that the engineer sent the data-deleting command, given he was the one with sole access at the time. TechRepublic: How to avoid the dreaded Google Calendar malicious invite issue A totalQuakes were deadliest natural disasters in past decade Earthquakes killed nearly 60% of people who died as a result of natural disasters during the past decade, far outpacing the number of deaths because of storms and extreme temperatures, according to a United Nations-backed study by the Center for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters. Millions of people in the world's largest cities are at risk from earthquakes.

in the great opera houses of the world. Born of a musical family in New Orleans, Miss Verrett moved to California at the age of five, but had no formal voice training during her childhood, largely because her father felt singing would involve his daughter in too precarious a career. Still, he offered his daughter the opportunity to sing in church choirs under his direction, and provided her with an ample education at Ventura College, where she majored in business administration. By 1954, she was a prosperous real-estate agent, but her longing for an artistic career had become so acute that she decided to take voice lessons in Los Angeles and train her sights on the concert stage after all. After winning a television talent show in 1955, she enrolled at the Juilliard School on a scholarship, taking her diploma in voice some six years later.Her debut at Town Hall in 1958 was not a sensational one, earning plaudits for her "sensitive, imaginative...comprehension," even as it inspired the conclusion that she was perhaps only an "earnest, conscientious" singer who was well coached and adequately prepared. At Spoleto, Italy in 1962, she deliverd an excellent Carmen and was praised for a "warm vibrant voice and earthy womanliness." A year later, she performed at Lincoln Center in New York, where her recital was said to be "simply without flaws, simply a great event in the annals of American music-making." By 1964, her Carmen had improved so dramatically that the New York Herald Tribune critic was able to claim it was "the finest" performance "seen or heard in New York" for the past generation. Other performances in such roles as Orfeo in Gluck´s Orfeo ed Euridice and and as Ulrica in Verdi´s Un

neither for or against Empire but it influence was debated and contested and that is a lesson the even professional classicists need to learn but I'm going to finish with just one final example which rather turns the tables and some things I've said 15 minutes ago I quoted a bit of an article by Collingwood Bruce arguing how important the lessons of the Roman Empire should have been for the conduct of the Crimean War the article is entitled the practical advantages accruing from the study of archaeology and it is been hailed as a prize specimen of Imperial archaeology it's one book recently summed it up Collingwood Bruce was making an explicit argument for the direct significance of Roman military planning in the organisation of the British Army now when I read that quote out I noticed some of you smiled and you were absolutely spot on the fact isCollingwood Bruce's article is a joke it is all very well to extract that little passage about roads about Agricola and the road from balaclava to the camp but if you read the rest of it and I come to the reluctant conclusion that most people who talk about this article have not read the rest of it it becomes boring Dingley obvious that it's a send-up Collingwood Bruce let me tell you what happens in the rest Collingwood Bruce also recommended underfloor heating Roman underfloor heating for use in the Crimea he claimed that Roman Malta would have been much better in the construction of Durham Jail and he observed that Roman kitchen equipment was infinitely superior to the modern he particularly praised a gravy strainer from Pompeii in the collection of the Duke of Northumberland Romans didn't have gravy and that is one indication that this is a joke

on a Valley and gorge of Dudh Kosi River valley, from here slow climb takes you at Dole for overnight stop having few nice lodges to stay. Day 07: Trek to Machherma 4,470 m – 04 hrs. Morning leads towards higher terrain but the walk is pleasant after a short climb up to a ridge, where leaving tree lines stops for short alpine bushes of juniper and Burberry, after steep and short ups from Dole. Walk gets better on nice scenic trails with grand views of Mt. Cho-Oyu a than on the downhill to a lovely valley where Machherma, a small settlement located with nice good lodges to stay on route Gokyo Lake. Day 08: Trek to Gokyo Lake 4,750 m – 04 hrs. After a pleasant overnight at Machherma where walk leads to an uphill climb, thenon an easy trail to Gokyo Lake walking beneath Ngozumba glacier, reaching the first lake and then second lakes of Gokyo, finally walk leads at third main lake also called Dudh Pokhari where summer settlement of Gokyo located with good lodges to stay. Day 09: At Gokyo hike to Gokyo-Ri 5,357m. Morning hike to Gokyo Ri at 5,357m one of the highlights of this adventure with a panorama of world’s highest mountains Mt. Cho Oyo, Gyachung Kang, Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Cholatse, Taweche and to the east views of Mt. Makalu. After a great exciting time descend back to Gokyo for lunch with the afternoon free to enjoy the surrounding beautiful views. Day 10: Walk back to Dole 4,410 m – 06 hrs. Enjoying a lovely time at Gokyo valley and its simmering

blanks C, and allows the can blanks to drop freely. A rod 2c disposed under the chute 2a is advanced and retracted by an actuator 2b. During operation, the rod 2c is advanced to force the can blank C, held on the lower end of the chute 2a, into the press 1. At the same time, the next blank C' behind the leading blank C is allowed to drop freely along the chute 2a to the lower end of the chute 2a, placing it in position for feeding into the press 1 by the next stroke of the rod 2c. The conventional feeding mechanism described above requires the can blank to drop into position by gravity. Such operation not only produces a high level of noise, but is alsoLevels of heavy metals in women residing in the Russian Arctic. Within the framework of the joint Russian-Norwegian project on human health assessment of the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program, a study on heavy metals was conducted in 42 nonindigenous women who delivered in the hospitals of Norilsk and Salekhard during February-March 1995. Samples of venous blood, breast milk, umbilical cord blood, and placental tissue were collected. The concentration of lead, cadmium, and nickel in these tissues and fluids was estimated by flameless atomic absorption spectrophotometry (AAS). Total mercury concentration was measured by cold vapor AAS. The results obtained are determined, first, by the level of local food consumption, especially fish and reindeer meat; second, by smoking habits; and, third, by industrial pollution of ambient air, fresh water, and

grabbing his head and smashing their lips together, replacing the redhead's words with his tongue. "Enough!" he gasped, as the two of them broke apart. "Enough, Gojyo! I've waited too long already." An answering grin appeared on Hakkai's face, a smile only for Gojyo to see, "I will." Gojyo lifted his head and claimed another kiss. Hakkai immediately responded, sliding his tongue along Gojyo's, savoring the wet taste of his friend. He rocked his body against the taller man, rubbing his clothed erection against Gojyo's, loving the heated friction. Gojyo reached down and cupped his hands over Hakkai's ass, rocking and rubbing the two of them together. His hips jerked up and Hakkai gasped. Gojyo caught a look at their shirts, dropped randomly on the floor. The thought of the normally neat man stripping him and tossing his clothes all over theroom was a kinky thrill, and Gojyo moaned at the charge that went through him from Hakkai's abandon. Hakkai pressed a hand on Gojyo's chest as he leaned down to cover his toned abdomen with open-mouthed kisses, his teeth scraping skin and sucking here and there. Gojyo sucked in a gasp of breath, his hips jerking up in surprise as a throb pulsed through his cock. But Hakkai didn't stop with that. Working his way up, Hakkai followed a line up to Gojyo's sternum, between his ribs, and to the soft skin between his collarbones, again crawling up his body until he was sitting astride him. He sat back, his bum sitting squarely over the hard ridge of Gojyo's erection – a place Gojyo was quite happy for Hakkai's bum to be. The healer gave him a burning look before

Steven Poulin, 26, of Sudbury was driving a motorcycle on Hwy. 17 when he was killed Steve Poulin, 26, of Sudbury was the person killed Dec. 22 in a two-vehicle collision on Highway 17, the Ontario Provincial Police said Friday. “The crash occurred at around 9 p.m., Dec. 22, just east of Long Lake Road, and involved the eastbound motorcycle crossing the centre line and colliding head-on with a westbound pick-up truck,” the OPP said in a news release. The driver of the pick-up truck was the lone occupant in the vehicle and was not injured. “The Sudbury Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police and the North East Region OPP Traffic Incident Management and Enforcement Unit continue to investigate,” the release said. Highway 17 was closed for several hours that evening to ensurecontestants were guided by UNODC staff to meet accuracy in the final apps and Symantec mentors who helped fine-tune ideas, consider app feasibility and offer technical guidance around development and programming. The Indonesian team reportedly chose to focus on cybercrime within the anticorruption theme and instill moral values like honesty, hard work, discipline, nationalism and a love for the environment. Meanwhile, Wakanda Vibes from South Africa, the team that eventually won the contest, created an app that informs people on how to tackle human trafficking. Read also: Indonesian students shine at RoboCup 2018 competition in Montreal “I am glad with what the team has achieved for Indonesian pride on the international stage,” Krishna Prasetyo, team mentor and teacher of SMK Telkom Jakarta was quoted as saying by kompas.com. He went on to

afraid." We see no evidence presented at trial that Mr. Westbrook was unable to extricate himself from danger the second time he reentered the restaurant. After he let the fireman and Mr. Hammond into the restaurant and showed the fireman the location of the electric room, Mr. Westbrook stated that he "just walked around the kitchen." Even when the evidence is viewed in the light most favorable to Mr. Westbrook, there is no evidence that he was physically unable to leave the restaurant, or that he was immobilized by his fear. In fact, upon leaving the kitchen and walking toward the cocktail lounge, he stopped at the lounge to extinguish a burning candle before proceeding to the electric room to ask the fireman if he could leave the premises.fireman through the cocktail lounge. During his deposition, which was taken approximately one year prior to trial in his case, Mr. Westbrook had said: When the fireman walked right to the electric room, I walked to the back door to see if it was locked. There was a walk-in box, an open door sitting partially open and I shut that and walked into the hallway. I walked in the hallway towards the cocktail lounge towards the electric room. There was a candle light about two tables up. I walked over and blew it out. I walked to the electric room and said Mr. Fireman, Mr. Fireman. After reading this passage to Mr. Westbrook at trial, counsel for Washington Gas asked whether he "recall[ed] making these statements?" He replied: "I recall making

that I still am?There were winners!There was a loser!And there were ample opportunities for bruises!All in all…..GOOD FUN! What started out as a thinly veiled attempt at a business trip ended in a boys tour of Australia’s premiere wine making region in South Australia known as the Barossa. My Assistant GM and I enjoyed a great day with the proprietors of Magain Real Estate – Woodcroft where we shared some ideas and solved the problems of the world over a nice lunch in the McLaren Vale before heading off to visit our Marketing Company Bigwig in the middle of Adelaide Town. I honed my skills over the pool table they have in their foyer by beating their champion….clearly no ‘Eddie Charlton’ before we retired for a steak at the newPartners & Offers Eastern Region Thanks New York City Hosts Editor’s note: This message was created by the staff of the Eastern Region Headquarters in Bristol, Conn. If you would like to attend one of the Little League Road Shows, click here for more information. Little League Baseball and Softball’s Eastern Region would like to extend sincere gratitude to Chris Amarosa and the New York District 22 staff for hosting the Little League Road Show on Jan. 14. Chris and his staff provided a remarkable venue at the Villa Barone Manor in the Bronx, N.Y. Assistant Region Directors Corey Wright and Patrick Holden met and spoke with numerous New York and Connecticut district and local league officials, presenting “A Year in the Life of Hometown Little League.” The presentation follows a fictional local Little League program through a year of operation, and shows how

out and bring an inert apathy to ease him; and two things seared his memory: The mirth of the man who had trapped him, and the sound of a horse's hoofs pounding at top speed down the trail. They had gone southward, towards the Bar H, the Triangle, and the faint trail leading to the Double X. With these meager clues he built several edifices of speculation, not one of which could be singled out in preference to the others. His friends were notorious practical jokers, and he had done his share at it. The Double X outfit hated him, and Nelson had cause to wish him out of the way if his suspicions concerning Nelson were well founded. Would his unthinking friends carry a joke so far; would the Double X think of and carry out thea cow in them sands! I reckon, mebby, it's goin' to be _real_ thrillin' before long." He jammed his sombrero tight on his head and waited, tense and eager for the overt act he felt sure would come, and send him down the hill like the swoop of a hawk. Down in the valley Lang looked searchingly around and then, tying his rope to the remaining strand of wire, urged his horse ahead. He was standing up in the stirrups, his weight on one leg, leaning to one side to keep the rope from pressing against his other leg, his back to the hill, and he did not see the black thunderbolt dropping down the green slope; and so intent was he upon the work in hand that his ears did not give him warning of the charging enemy

he was wrong, openly spoke about his faith, loved his family, worked and fought hard, and spoke with vision and hope. The next morning, March 16, I knew that I had to help Paul move on. He had gone to bed the night before still in tears, depressed. "I didn't know politics could be so depressing," he offered as I kissed him goodnight. It truly can be, as so many Americans are feeling this season, with the rise of Donald Trump. Perhaps I don't need to say...we align ourselves with the NeverTrump crowd. I shudder to think of what's to come, but as I told my son...our hope is not in politics. It's not in a single person, either, or in a single political party. We can trust the Lord in all seasons.April 1273. During the time when tensions emerged between Béla IV and his son, Stephen, two rival baronial groups developed, one of them was led by Henry I Kőszegi ("Henry the Great"), also involving the Gutkeled and Geregye clans, while the Trencsén branch of the Csák clan dominated the second group. Following the coronation of Stephen V in 1270, leaders of Béla IV's party fled to abroad from the potential retaliations, however they returned to Hungary, when the crown passed to the minor Ladislaus IV in August 1272. During the nominal regency of queen Elizabeth the Cuman both sides wished to take part in the exercise of power. The rivalry between the two parties characterized the following years. According to historian Bálint Hóman, twelve "changes of government" took place

Q: What is the rule for using "of" after generalizing nouns? Consider these examples: We went to the city of Rome. / We went to the city Rome. He was born in the year of 1941. / He was born in the year 1941. Kafka is known for the book of "The Trial". / Kafka is known for the book "The Trial". We live on the planet of Earth. / We live on the planet Earth. I like the fruit of apple. / I like the fruit apple. We bathed in the river of Thames. / We bathed in the river Thames. Where did the chemist of Linus Pauling live? / Where did the chemist Linus Pauling live? In Africa we can find the mammal of lion. / In Africa we can find the mammal lion. A: The City ofFriday, March 18, 2016 Family Has Value Yesterday, Adam LaRoche unexpectedly retired after a solid baseball career. He has been a contributor at the major league level for 12 years and is a respected player. Adam wasn't a superstar, but had played solidly for several different teams. He is also a devoted father who often brought his son to the ballpark to be part of the game. This had not been an issue at any other point during his career and in fact, his son was considered the unofficial team "mascot" for his time with the Washington Nationals. LaRoche had just finished the first year of a two year contract with the Chicago White Sox when he decided to leave the game. His retirement means he walks away from $13 million

were startled from their roosts. Every one felt an exaltation in the place, a coming of marvels. Before the meeting the gospel crew, back-stage, were excited as a theatrical company on a first night. They rushed with great rapidity nowhere in particular, and tripped over each other, and muttered, "Say--gee--gee--" To the last, Adelbert Shoop was giving needless instructions to the new pianist, who had been summoned by telegraph from Philadelphia, vice Lily Anderson. She professed immense piety, but Elmer noted that she was a pretty fluffy thing with a warm eye. The choir was arriving along with the first of the audience. They filtered down the aisle, chattering, feeling important. Naturally, as the end of the pier gave on open water, there was no stage entrance at the back. There was only one door, through which members of opera casts hadbeen wont to go out to the small rear platform for fresh air between acts. The platform was not connected with the promenade. It was to this door that Sharon led Elmer. Their dressing-rooms were next to each other. She knocked--he had been sitting with a Bible and an evening paper in his lap, reading one of them. He opened, to find her flaming with exultation, a joyous girl with a dressing gown over her chemise. Seemingly she had forgotten her anger of the night. She cried, "Come! See the stars!" Defying the astonishment of the choir, who were filing into the chorus dressing-room to assume their white robes, she led him to the door, out on the railed platform. The black waves glittered with lights. There was spaciousness and a windy peace upon the waters. "Look! It's so big! Not like the

production of A Greek Passion by Martinu in the summer of 1999."La Cenerentola" Mr. Wade was a Laureate (winner) in the 1996 Queen Elizabeth International Music Competition for Singing in Brussels, Belgium, the first place winner of the 1994 Stewart Awards National Operatic Voice Competition in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a national winner of the1993 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions for Young Singers and also a winner of the 7th Enrico Caruso International Singing Competition in Milan, Italy in October of 1992. He was only the second American ever to win this prestigious competition. He was in San Francisco Opera's Merola Opera Program in the summer of 1994 and performed the role of Don Ottavio in Western Opera Theater's 1994 tour of Mozart's Don Giovanni."La Cenerentola" Mr. Wade has performed with several world class orchestras including The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, The SanFrancisco Opera Orchestra, The Deutsche Oper Berlin Orchestra, The Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra,The Monnaie Symphony Orchestra in Brussels, Belgium, The Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Mons, Belgium, De Vlaams Opera Orchestra, Belgium, The Nationaltheater Mannheim Symphony Orchestra in Mannheim, Das Rundfunk Orchester des Südwestfunk in Kaiserslauten, Germany, The Orchestra del Teatro dell' Opera di Roma,The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra in St. Paul, Minnesota. U.S.A. under the direction of Bobby McFerrin, TheVienna Symphony Orchestra, and in October of 1999 Mr. Wade sang the role of Belmonte in a concert version of Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail in Munich's famed Prinz Regententheater in which Dietrich Fischer-Diskau played the role of Bassa Selim with The Münchener Kammerorchester. Mr. Wade sang the title role in Gounod's Faust with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of Flanders in Antwerp, Belgium in June of 2000. He sang the tenor role in

Yugoslav republics with a population of around 7.5 million. According to Bubnjević, there were almost no physicists in Serbia immediately after World War II. He credits Yugoslav policy for building up significant research capacity. Nuclear physics was the first priority. Then, starting in the early 1960s, investment in physics broadened. In 1961 the Institute of Physics was established in Belgrade and explored other fields of physics, such as atomic, condensed matter, complex systems, photonics, and ionized gases. Those areas remain the institute’s focus of research. In 1996 armed clashes broke out in Kosovo between Serbian authorities, who wanted the territory to remain part of Serbia, and the Kosovo Liberation Army, which wanted independence. The conflict that ensued, the Kosovo War, lasted from February 1998 to June 1999. Serbia,already weakened by earlier wars, saw the development of physics halted by economic sanctions and NATO airstrikes. A large number of researchers emigrated to the West, though some of them continued to help the young scientists left behind. Conditions have since improved. In the past 10 years, about 40 researchers have returned to the Institute of Physics. Although Serbia is not an EU member, its scientists are eligible for some EU grants, which have attracted returnees. Milan Ćirković of the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade is encouraged: “In the last five years, the observatory has employed six researchers with PhDs obtained from US and European universities, which is a huge relative improvement given that the total number of researchers in astronomy and astrophysics in Serbia is about 50.” The

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2nd edition of DragonQuest (a fantasy RPG and winner of a Game of the Year Award), Horror Hotel (something's lurking in the shadows of an old Victorian guest house) and Damocles Mission (a sci-fi strategy game). While at SPI he edited the role playing section of Ares magazine. When TSR bought SPI in 1982, Chris and the rest of the SPI staff moved on to form Victory Games. There Chris headed up the role playing games division, and designed the James Bond 007 role playing game (a winner of a Game of the Year award as well) and oversaw the entire Bond product line. At Victory Games, Chris designed a half-dozen more titles and was, for a time, Design Director. After leaving Victory Games, Chris became a freelance computergame designer and has worked for SegaSoft, TSR, Hasbro Interactive, 3W, THQ, Simon and Schuster Interactive, Target Games, h2o Interactive, Gizmo Games, Westwood Studios and GT Interactive. Some of his computer game credits include Star Trek DS9: Dominion Wars, Europa Universalis, Duke Nukem: Time to Kill, Diamond Dreams Baseball, and Aidyn Chronicles: First Mage. For eight years, Chris was Vice President and chief Creative Officer for Diamond Dreams, Inc., a company dedicated to developing and marketing world-class computer baseball simulations. Chris figures that in over 23 years designing games, he has sihipped approximately four dozen games, supplements, adventures, and/or add-ons with his name listed as designer in the credits. There may be a few working designers with more credits, but surely not many. A leading proponent of making the games industry

controversy over their constitutional legality, caused massive street demonstrations in Polish cities and were strongly opposed by the public at large. Unlike previous demonstrations, many young people took to the streets and flooded social media with negative comments, signaling their participation in the political life of Poland. Despite strong political pressure from Law and Justice, Andrzej Duda refused to sign the two controversial acts. Duda expressed his opinion that both acts contradicted the Polish Constitution. The Sejm (the lower chamber of the Polish Parliament) could still overturn Duda’s veto with a 3/5 majority. It is, however, very unlikely, due to the fact that Law and Justice has only 236 MPs (a 3/5 majority would require 276 MPs) and virtually the whole opposition stood against the acts. The President announcedthat he would present his own amended acts on the Supreme Court and the National Judiciary Council in the coming two months. The third controversial act, inter alia giving the Minister of Justice the right to replace the chairmen of local courts, will enter into force. This decision saw continued mass protests across the country, however with a clearly lower number of participants. Both the President and the Prime Minister, addressed speeches to the nation. In the words of Prime Minister Beata Szydło “The president's veto has slowed down the work on the reform of the judicial system. [..] What's more, it has been treated as an incentive by those fighting to uphold the unfair system". She stressed that many Polish people had been wronged by the judicial system, and

the age of 12, left Ottawa in their 42-foot steel sailboat named Northern Magic and headed down the St. Lawrence River. When they left, the sum of their sailing experience consisted of a handful of summer afternoons on the Ottawa River. "Finally, we all wanted to leave, just to get it over with. So when every contingency had been thought of, prepared for and fretted over, when we were as ready as we ever would be, we set off. All we could do now was pray." Over the next four years, they would visit 34 countries and travel 35,000 nautical miles. When they returned home, in the summer of 2001, 3,000 people were there to welcome them. Throughout the trip, Ms. STUEMER wrote 218 weekly dispatches for The Ottawa Citizen, chronicling every aspect of their journey from their lost cat to seasickness totravelling through pirate waters along the coast of Somalia. "It's been a long time since the cold grip of fear has clenched me in my gut, and I was not the only one on board to shiver beneath the touch of its icy fingers, Ms. STUEMER wrote, before heading into waters where there had been at least seven attacks on private yachts in the past 12 months, two of which involved gunfire. Ms. STUEMER subsequently published a book about their adventures called The Voyage of the Northern Magic. Before setting sail on their epic journey, Ms. STUEMER and her husband fantasized about travelling the world, but like a lot of people they considered putting it off until their retirement. "In the hustle and bustle of living our lives, with the business and the home and the kids and everything else, the travel part of

constituted about 30 percent of voters in Michigan’s Republican primary, comprised more than 50 percent in 2000, and overwhelmingly backed McCain. There are differences between McCain in 2000 and Paul in 2012, of course. McCain was considered a strong general-election candidate, which made him harder for the GOP establishment to stop—though of course stop him it ultimately did. Paul, by contrast, is widely considered a Republican George McGovern: an inexperienced ideologue whom Clinton would crush. But on the other hand, Paul has more fervent support in segments of the GOP base, and in the age of the Tea Party, Republican elites are weaker now than they were a decade and a half ago. A few years ago, pundits began speculating about a liberal-libertarian alliance against the imperialistic, morally coercive right.David Levy - William Goldfarb Lecture on Psychoanalysis and Child Development On Interpretation and Holding: A Case Illustration by Anne-Marie Sandler Sandor Rado and David Levy - William Goldfarb Lecturer of 2000 Anne-Marie Sandler Anne-Marie Sandler is an analyst in private practice and a training analyst in adult, adolescent and child analysis at the British Psychoanalytical Society;a former President of the British Psychoanalytical Society and of the European Psychoanalytic Federation, as well as Vice-President of the International Psychoanalytical Association. Until 1997 she was Director of the Anna Freud center (formerly the Hempstead Clinic), She has written a number of articles, alone and with her late husband, Dr. Joseph Sandler, and recently piblished a book written with him entitled "Internal Objects Revisited."

North Korea warned Sunday that the upcoming U.S.-South Korea military exercises that are expected to start on Monday is "pouring gasoline on fire" and considered "reckless behavior driving the situation into the uncontrollable phase of a nuclear war." According to CNN, Pyongyang also declared that its army can target the United States anytime, and neither Guam, Hawaii nor the U.S. can "dodge the merciless strike." CNN reports the warning was in the official government newspaper, Rodong Sinmun. Combative rhetoric between the nations spiked after Pyongyang tested two intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) last month that appeared to bring much of the US within range, sparking an intense warning by President Donald Trump that Washington could rain "fire and fury" on the North. Pyongyang then threatened to fire a salvo of missiles towards theit added: "If the United States is lost in a fantasy that war on the peninsula is at somebody else's doorstep far away from them across the Pacific, it is far more mistaken than ever." Seoul and Washington have said the largely computer-simulated UFG exercise, which dates back to 1976, will go ahead as planned, but did not comment on whether the drills would be scaled back in an effort to ease tensions. Around 17,500 US troops will participate in this year's drills -- a cutback from last year -- according to numbers provided by Seoul's defence ministry. But South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported the allies were mulling scrapping an initial plan to bring in two aircraft carriers to the peninsula to take part in the drill. South Korea's top military

by Mossad-linked companies, now "secures" the most sensitive computers in the U.S. government and commercial sector. The Mossad-spawned computer security firms typically have a main office based in the U.S. while their research and development is done in Israel. The Mossad start-up firms usually have short lives before they are acquired for exaggerated sums of money by a larger company, enriching their Israeli owners in the process and integrating the Israeli directors and their Mossad-produced software into the parent company. RSA, for example, an older security software company, acquired an Israeli-run security software company, named Cyota, at the end of 2005 for $145 million. In January 2005, Cyota, "the leading provider of online security and anti-fraud solutions for financial institutions" had announced that "security expert" Amit Yoran, had joined the company's board of directors. Prior to becoming a director at Cyota, Yoran, a 34-year old Israeli, had already been the national "Cyber Czar," having served as director of the Department ofHomeland Security's National Cyber Security Division. Yoran had been appointed "Cyber Czar" at age 32 by President George W. Bush in September 2003. Before joining DHS, Yoran had been vice president for worldwide managed security services at Symantec. Prior to that, he had been the founder, president and CEO of Riptech, Inc., an information security management and monitoring firm, which Symantec acquired in 2002 for $145 million. Yoran and his brother Naftali Elad Yoran are graduates of the U.S. Military Academy at Westpoint. Elad graduated in 1991 and Amit in 1993. Along with their brother Dov, the Yoran brothers are key players in the security software market. Amit has also held critical positions in the U.S. government overseeing computer security for the very systems that apparently failed on 9/11. Before founding Riptech in 1998, Yoran directed the vulnerability-assessment program within the computer emergency response team at the US Department of Defense. Yoran previously served as an officer in the

who speak Macedonian by making fun of them when they say in Macedonian "We are Greeks" (Nie sne Grci) or "We Greeks are clever" (Nie Grci sne eksipni).[19] From a Macedonian and even a Greek nationalist perspective such people may seem incongruous, their nationality suspect. From an anthropological perspective in which identity is a matter of self ascription, however, the claims to Greek national identity of people who were born in Greece but speak Macedonian and not Greek are just as legitimate as the claims to Macedonian national identity of people who earlier in their lives identified themselves as Greeks. The contrast between a person's "genuine" national identity, which is biologically given at birth, and a person's "artificial" national identity, which is acquired somehow later in life is conveyed by a humorous, if somewhat bitter, comment overheard by a Macedonian from Melbournewhile visiting the village near Florina where he was born. A woman from southern Greece who had married a Slavic-speaking local Macedonian from the village told some men who had gathered in the village cafe that they were not "real Greeks." An old man, a local Macedonian, replied "That's right. You are a Greek with hormones. We are Greeks by injection."[20] While the idea that national identity is a natural, biological given is a basic tenet of both Greek and Macedonian nationalist ideologies, in arguments among people from Florina over whether they are really Greeks or Macedonians, this position is most often taken by people who identify themselves as Macedonians. People who identify themselves as Greeks, on the other hand, are much more likely to argue that national identity is determined by what Schneider has called "a code for

the Viburnum opulus are an important component of Russian folk culture which occur in many Russian folk songs, while Kalinka is the most famous of them. Also, Easter eggs in Russia are often colored in red and the color plays a big role in the Russian Orthodox Church, like for example on the Russian icons. In Russia the word color, to paint or to dye means krásitʹ (Russian: кра́сить) which is also connected to red (Krasny, Krasna, Russian: Красны, кра́сна). === Wedding dresses === In many Asian countries, red is the traditional color for a wedding dress today, symbolizing joy and good fortune. In India, brides traditionally wear a red sari, called the sari of blood, offered by their father, signifying that his duties as a father are transferred to the new husband, and as a symbol of his wish for her to have children. Once married, the bride willwear a sari with a red border, changing it to a white sari if her husband dies. In Pakistan and India, some brides traditionally also have their hands and feet painted red with henna by the family of their new spouse, to bring happiness and signify their new status. == In religion == In Christianity, red is associated with the blood of Christ and the sacrifice of martyrs. In the Roman Catholic Church it is also associated with pentecost and the Holy Spirit. Since 1295, it is the color worn by Cardinals, the senior clergy of the Roman Catholic Church. Red is the liturgical color for the feasts of martyrs, representing the blood of those who suffered death for their faith. It is sometimes used as the liturgical color for Holy Week, including Palm Sunday and Good Friday, although this is a modern (20th-century) development. In Catholic practice, it

it may well have served as a chisel. Second, the Tampa Bay area, along with most Florida, is not the natural present-day habitat of the beaver (Hall 1959: 549). According to Olsen (1964), it is also absent from archeologi- cal sites in the state. However, Neill (1956: 391) describes unworked beaver remains from several preceramic and early ceramic sites in east central Florida, including a midden in Vol- usia County which is possibly assignable to the St. Johns II period. This indicates that the bea- ver once inhabited at least a portion of the state. Therefore, the worked incisor indicates either the presence of this animal in the Tampa Bay area at one time, or contact with people of re- gions which were inhabited by beavers. Of the two possibilities, the latter seems the more likely. The only other bone artifacts consist of two specimens of what areas did most of those at the Tierra Verde site in Pinellas County (Sears 1967: 58). However, those at Tierra Verde were imported for ceremonial use and not for utilitarian pur- poses as they were at Palm River. A heavy dependance on hunting, fishing and gathering to supplement an agricultural diet is indicated by the great number and variety of vertebrate and molluscan remains in the midden. The variety also indicates that the inhabitants consumed almost every available form of animal life. In this respect the lack of mammal remains, excluding the white-tail deer, is interesting. It may imply that other mammals were not readily available, or that the bone sample was not large enough to show more diversity. Marie Laski and Stephanie Pierog deserve special thanks for permitting the excavation of the site situated on their property. Thanks are also extended to Nancy Hubble, Janet Adams, Mike

a result, a stronger force is further applied to the rack end and housing end which have been already brought into contact with each other. In addition, when an absolute value of a rotational speed ω of the motor is smaller than a set value |ω1|, or when the rack end is brought into contact at a high rotational speed ω of the motor, the rotation of the electric motor may undergo overshoot due to the kinetic energy by the inertia moment of the electric motor, and thus components, such as rack gear, may still suffer a large impact or overload. Accordingly, even when the steering wheel is further turned away from the home position under a situation where the rack end and the housing end are alreadywas an asteroid deflector left on the planet, with the medicine man of the colony instructed on its use. The "North Star" people, along with horses and cattle, were taken to their new colony planet, which I'll call Skagara Colony. It was a rather more arid location, and the humans were meant to be slave laborers. Earth-normal plantlife is seen in the area. The abductors enslaved the humans but were overthrown within about six months. The ship was burned and most of the abductors were killed. Those who were not were forced into sub-1865 living conditions and forbidden from educational activities. The deflector obelisk on Amerind appears indicative of technology beyond that of the 23rd Century Federation, while the Skagaran technology is only seen in debris form, along with references

is amended to read as follows: ``SEC. 215. RESERVOIR SEDIMENT. ``(a) In General.--Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of the Water Resources Development Act of 2016 and after providing public notice, the Secretary shall establish, using available funds, a pilot program to accept services provided by a non-Federal interest or commercial entity for removal of sediment captured behind a dam owned or operated by the United States and under the jurisdiction of the Secretary for the purpose of restoring the authorized storage capacity of the project concerned. ``(b) Requirements.--In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall-- ``(1) review the services of the non-Federal interest or commercial entity to ensure that the services are consistent with the authorized purposes of the project concerned; ``(2) ensure that the non-Federal interest or commercial entity will indemnify the United States for, or has enteredof the Secretary to review or modify reservoirs. SEC. 1119. INDIAN TRIBES. Section 1156 of the Water Resources Development Act of 1986 (33 U.S.C. 2310) is amended-- (1) in the section heading by inserting ``and indian tribes'' after ``territories''; and (2) in subsection (a)-- (A) by striking ``projects in American'' and inserting ``projects-- ``(1) in American''; (B) by striking the period at the end and inserting ``; and''; and (C) by adding at the end the following: ``(2) for any Indian tribe (as defined in section 102 of the Federally Recognized Indian Tribe List Act of 1994 (25 U.S.C. 5130)).''. SEC. 1120. TRIBAL CONSULTATION REPORTS. (a) Review.--The Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives the following: (1) Not later than 30 days after the date of enactment of this Act, all

Capital on 'A Day Without Immigrants' February 16, 2017 in Austin, Texas. Drew Anthony Smith/Getty People strike across America for A Day Without Immigrants Protesters march in the streets outside the Texas State Capital on 'A Day Without Immigrants' February 16, 2017 in Austin, Texas. Drew Anthony Smith/Getty People strike across America for A Day Without Immigrants Protesters march in the streets outside the Texas State Capital on 'A Day Without Immigrants' February 16, 2017 in Austin, Texas. Drew Anthony Smith/Getty People strike across America for A Day Without Immigrants Protesters march in the streets outside the Texas State Capital on 'A Day Without Immigrants' February 16, 2017 in Austin, Texas. The crowd, which grew to well over a thousand participants marched from the Austin City Hall tothe Texas State Capital. Across the country hundreds of restaurants and eateries are closing for the day to protest President Trump's immigration policies and to highlight the contributions of immigrants to U.S. business and life. Drew Anthony Smith/Getty People strike across America for A Day Without Immigrants High school student Kathia Suarez holds up a sign as she protests with others outside the Grayson County courthouse in downtown Sherman, Texas, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017. LM Otero/AP People strike across America for A Day Without Immigrants High school senior Vicky Sosa holds a sign outside the Grayson County courthouse in downtown Sherman, Texas, Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017. In an action called "A Day Without Immigrants," immigrants across the country are expected to stay home from school, work and close

target category was, all else being equal, compatible with pleasant attributes over unpleasant attributes. Furthermore, the more fluently classified target category was more easily classified with the more salient attribute category in the split IAT, independent of evaluative associations. This suggests that the more fluently classified category is also the more salient target category.ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's anti-corruption body says it has arrested the speaker of a provincial assembly and member of an opposition party headed by former President Asif Ali Zardari. In Wednesday's statement, the National Accountability Bureau says Sindh Assembly Speaker Agha Siraj Durrani was arrested in the capital, Islamabad, on charges of "possessing assets beyond his known sources." The anti-graft body has arrested several politicians and businessmen on corruption charges since Prime Minister Imran Khan took office last year following the removal of Nawaz Sharif by the country's top court over corruption allegations. Durrani is a member of the Pakistan People's Party. Its leader, former President Zardari, faces a multimillion-dollar money laundering case opened last year, and is currently out on bail.

thicknesses. Multiple strokes can be seen on some of the symbols and the variation in thickness of the nib, when held at different angles by the scribe, can also be seen. Note that in some cases letters in the inscriptions appear as mirror images of other instances of the same letter; this could have been caused by the scribe becoming confused with the need to write in reverse when creating the mould in order that the writing would be cast in the correct orientation. Tablet 1 and Book 4 show clear evidence that they were made by hammering a lead sheet onto a mould, which was created with a positive pattern (made from previously cast items). This would require a sturdy, thick mould, which was initially soft to acceptwry look as we booted up the computer. What we received was a fascinating array of images showing figurative depictions on the codices; however, these were distinctly different to the ones we had personally viewed and photographed in Israel in the spring of 2009 – notably, some of the codices appeared to be made of copper rather than lead. These in particular immediately raised David's suspicions, because copper is known to be very easy to render "antique", as verdigris will appear on it after only a short time if buried or left exposed to particular climates and conditions – in short, they would be especially easy to forge. There was some fascinating imagery on some of the codices (which were of mixed and undefined provenance); however, we were naturally sceptical, as

St. John’s Fares Well At Shooting Event Students from St. John’s Military School bring home medals from a prestigious shooting competition. According to the school, St. John’s recently competed in the National Rifle Association Kansas State Indoor 3-position Smallbore Junior and Open Sectionals. St. John’s Cadets Sgt.Yixiu Li, from China, and 1st Lt. Jacob Wiese, Houston, won the gold and bronze medals in the Junior age category and Cadet Cpl. Scott Hoffman, Tulsa, earned the bronze medal in his age group. S19 Inspiring Signs Protesting the Immigration Ban from Across the U.S. On Friday, January 27, President Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking Muslims from several countries from entering the United States, in addition to suspending the US’s refugee resettlement program. The backlash was swift—his fellow Americans were outraged. But rather than vent their frustrations exclusively on social media, hoards of demonstrators spontaneously assembled at their local airports as news spread that travelers—including refugees from Syria—were being detained upon arrival. From New York to Chicago to Los Angeles, those horrified by the ban made their voices heard. Similar to the recent Women’s March, protesters amplified their sentiments by holding immigration ban protest signs. With messages scrawled on cardboard, people held signs that implored compassion. Many reminded us that refugees deserve

An ice bridge linking two Islands in Antarctica has snapped according to scientists. They say this is evidence of rapid change in the region, and that it could mean the Wilkins Ice Shelf is breaking away. The ice bridge was an important barrier which held the Wilkins Ice Shelf in place. Without the bridge, Charcot and Latady islands are free to move into the open ocean. European Space Agency satellite pictures revealed cracks in the bridge last week. This video shows when the Wilkins Shelf first came under threat of breaking due to the break of the icebridge connecting the Wilkins Shelf to Latady and Charcot Recently formed icebergs were shown floating into the western side of the peninsula and out to sea. The peninsula juts up from Antarctica towards the southern tipAfter months of unexplained delays, Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan stepped down Tuesday before his formal nomination ever went to the Senate, citing a "painful" family situation that would hurt his children and reopen "wounds we have worked years to heal." President Donald Trump announced Shanahan's departure in a tweet, and said that Army Secretary Mark Esper would be the new acting Pentagon chief. "I believe my continuing in the confirmation process would force my three children to relive a traumatic chapter in our family's life and reopen wounds we have worked years to heal," Shanahan said in a statement. "Ultimately, their safety and well-being is my highest priority." The acting defense secretary did not provide specifics about the family situation. But The Washington Post published an interview with Shanahan on

of basely betraying the interests of his client. Another complaisant prelate, Gardiner, had been summoned to Henry at Greenwich as chief secretary to his majesty. Gardiner, a creature and pupil of Wolsey, was endeavouring gradually to supplant his old master. The favour of this great minister sen- sibly declined.* After the dissolution of the Court at Blackfriars, the king seemed much more annoyed with him than with Campeggio for this disappoint- ment in his suit. He gave the latter some valuable presents, as marks of his satisfaction at his sei'vices.f No doubt he thought that the Italian cardinal might still be of some use to him at Rome. When the two legates visited Henry at Grafton, Campeggio, who * Some time before Wolsey was worsted by Anne Boleyu's in- fluence. He had banished Sir Thomas Chesney from the Court for a serious personal offence. Chesneyprocured his recall from Anne Boleyn, and Henry blamed Wolsey and reprimanded him harshly. t But he did not give him money, as Campeggio would have angrily refused it, as he had done before. See a letter of Du Bellay of January or February, 1529, Histoire du Divorce. J. Legrand, vol. iii, p. 299. [Calendar, Brewer, vol. iv, pt. iii, pp 2653 and dxix. There is no reason to believe he received any presents.] (Ed.) VOL. II. I 114 CATHARINE OF ARAGON. was to start next day for Kome, was given a splen- did and hospitable reception. As to Wolsej, he had at first a mysterious conversation with the king, was taken into the bay of a window away from the com- pany, and shown a letter accusing him. There was no chamber prepared for him in the palace. He had to lodge in a

call the "names of his children: 1. Sallie Profit; married Smallwood V. Xoland, July Z, 1H2?,. Sarah Martin survived her husband, James Martin, "and after- wards married George Jones. Her children (except James who died and Hudson who remained in Virginia) came with them to Madison County, Ky. At the time the most of them were grown and some of them brought wives with them, and had families of their own. The >Iartin family of Albemarle. The year Albemarle County was organized, 1745, Captain Joseph Martin as he w^as called in the patents, obtained grants for more than 1400 acres of land on Priddy's Creek, and 800 acres on Piney Run. His will disposing of lands in Essex County leads to the thought that he came from that part of the Colony to Albemarle. He and his wife, Ann, had eleven children: 1.Brice Martin. 2. William Martin. 3. Joseph Martin. 4. John ..lartin. 5. George Martin. 6. Sarah Martin; married John Burrus. 7. Mary Martin; married Mr. Hammock. 8. Susan Martin. 9. Martha Martin. 10. Ann Martin. 11. Olive Martin; married probably Ambrose Edwards. Captain Joseph Martin, died in 176i. James Martin owned at an early date a considerable tract of land that now belongs to the Grayson family near the present site of the Miller School. In 1759 he gave 200 acres to each of his six sons, viz: 1. Ste]ihen Martin. 2. John Martin. o. Ob diah Martin. 4. James Martin. 5. William Martin. 6. David Martin. Most of these sons emigrated from Albemarle to Kentucky, and some it is believed to North Carolina, about the time of the Revolu- tion or about its close. One John Martin lived in the western part of North Garden. His place v^'as formerly known as the Pocket