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ideas of the Persians during the last centuries. It is useless to repeat them. Briefly, we will say that Persia had fallen so low that to all foreign travelers it was a matter of regret that this country, which in former times had been so glorious and highly civilized, had now become so decayed, ruined and upset, and that its population had lost its dignity. It was at this time that Baha'u'llah appeared. His father was one of the viziers, not one of the ulama. As all the people of Persia know, He had never studied in any school, nor had He associated with the ulama or the men of learning. The early part of His life was passed in the greatest happiness. His companions and associates were Persians of the highest rank, but not learned men. As soon as the Babbecame manifested, Baha'u'llah said, "This great Man is the Lord of the righteous, and faith in Him is incumbent upon all." And He arose to assist the Bab and gave many proofs and positive evidences of His truth, in spite of the fact that the ulama of the state religion had constrained the Persian government to oppose and resist Him and had further issued decrees ordering the massacre, pillage, persecution and expulsion of His followers. In all the provinces they began to kill, to burn, to pillage the converts and even to assault the women and children. Regardless of this, Baha'u'llah arose to proclaim the word of the Bab with the greatest firmness and energy. Not for one moment was He in concealment; He mixed openly with His enemies. He was occupied in showing forth evidences and proofs and was recognized as the

unto her, Thou art our sister, be thou the mother of THOUSANDS of MILLIONS, and let thy seed POSSESS the GATE of those who HATE THEM" (Gen. 24:60). In Genesis 35:10-11 YEHOVAH God said, "Thy name shall not be called anymore Jacob, but Israel shall be thy name. And God said unto him, Be FRUITFUL and MULTIPLY, a NATION and a COMPANY of NATIONS shall be of thee, and KINGS shall come out of thy loins." Now Jacob had twelve sons and the promises of NATIONAL GREATNESS were given to Joseph. As Hebrews 11:21 says, "By faith, Jacob when he was dying, BLESSED both the sons of Joseph." As 1 Chronicles 5:2 says, "the birthright was Joseph's." "And Jacob said to Joseph...thy two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh...are mine...as Reuben and Simeon (Jacob's eldest sons) they shall be mine" (Gen. 48:3-5).(By custom the eldest son received a double portion of the inheritance.) "And he BLESSED Joseph and said...let my name be named on them (i.e. ISRAEL)...and let them grow into a MULTITUDE in the MIDST of the EARTH...(Manasseh) shall become a PEOPLE and he also shall be GREAT, but truly his younger brother (Ephraim) shall be GREATER than he, and his seed shall become a MULTITUDE of NATIONS." These were some of "the PROMISES made unto the FATHERS" (Rom. 15:8). The "FATHERS" are defined in Acts 3:13 as Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. These UNCONDITIONAL PROMISES made to the FATHERS have everything to do with the UNITED STATES and the BRITISH EMPIRE. They are also directed at the Jews. The PROMISES and PROPHECIES are further explained in Genesis 49 and Deuteronomy 33 as well as the prophetic books of

Lemon nodded. 'Yes, most of her life she has lived in Singapore. Her husband was in the rubber business there, but he died four years ago. There were no children, so when she came back to England I found a very nice little flat for her but -' Miss Lemon paused. 'Well, she was lonely and she told me that she was thinking about taking a job.' 'Job?' 'Looking after a hostel for students. It is owned by a woman who is partly Greek and she wanted someone to manage it for her. It's a big old house and my sister was going to have a very nice flat -' Miss Lemon stopped and Poirot made an encouraging noise for her to continue. 'I wasn't sure about it, but my sister likes to be busy and she's always been good with young people.' 'So your sister took themind Nigel, Ma.' 'Oh, Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Nicoletis is in her room and said she would like to see you as soon as you got back.' A tall dark girl stood against the wall on the stairs to let her pass. Mrs Hubbard sighed and went on up. Len Bateson said, 'What is it, Valerie? Complaints about our behaviour?' 'I don't know.' The girl came down the stairs. 'This place gets more like a madhouse every day.' She went through the door on the right. In fact, 26 Hickory Road was two houses: 24 and 26. They had been made into one on the ground floor so that there was a large sitting room and dining room there. Two staircases led to the floors above which remained separate. The girls occupied bedrooms on the right-hand side of the house, and the men on the other, the original Number 24. Upstairs, Mrs Hubbard

Lady Earle of Earlescourt. Nothing could be more delightful, nothing easier, provided Beatrice would marry the young heir, Lionel Dacre. One morning, as the sisters sat in Lillian's room, Lady Earle entered with an unusual expression of emotion on her fair, high-bred face. She held an open letter in her hand. "My dear children," she said, "you must each look your very best this evening. I have a note here--your father will be home tonight." The calm, proud voice faltered then, and the stately mistress of Earlescourt wept at the thought of her son's return as she had never wept since he left her. Chapter XXI Once more Ronald Earle stood upon English shores; once again he heard his mother tongue spoken all around him, once again he felt the charm of quiet, sweet English scenery. Seventeen years had passed since he hadtaken Dora's hand in his and told her he cared nothing for all he was leaving behind him, nothing for any one in the world save herself--seventeen years, and his love-dream had lasted but two! Then came the cruel shock that blinded him with anger and shame; then came the rude awakening from his dream when, looking his life bravely in the face, he found it nothing but a burden--hope and ambition gone--the grand political mission he had once believed to be his own impossible nothing left to him of his glorious dreams but existence--and all for what? For the mad, foolish love of a pretty face. He hated himself for his weakness and folly. For that--for the fair, foolish woman who had shamed him so sorely--he had half broken his mother's heart, and had imbittered his father's life.

Month: September 2016 A nameless prophet pronounces judgement, predicts Josiah’s reforms, still 300 years in the future, splits an alter, shriveles a mans hand, restores it, then gets tricked, and killed by a lion. What the heck is this story?! This cautionary tale establishes something: dividing Israel does not mean dividing God. Judah still talks with Him and Israel is fooling themselves. The worship set up in Bethel is a horrible farse, no where near the worship at the temple in Jerusalem. The prophet from Judah was marked by power. Power for him in obedience, and power against him in disobedience. The lion and donkey standing civily in the road indicates the divine involvement. He did not randomly die. Judah moves in the power of God. It is both good and dangerous.injection position, the other pressure jacket is in a position in which an associated syringe can be rear-loaded. Subsequently, when injection of contrast media from the first syringe is completed, the turret is rotated to move the first syringe to an unloading-loading position, with the second pressure jacket and the syringe concurrently being moved into the injection position. In the apparatus disclosed in the '980 patent, a drive member of the angiographic injector can be drivingly connected to, or disconnected from, a plunger of a syringe at any point along the path of travel of the syringe plunger by a releasable mechanism. However, for the releasable mechanism to correctly operate, the syringe plunger must be properly oriented to mate with the injector piston. Further, during loading of the syringe

and those of other contemporary black American composers, her repertoire included black spirituals, the appreciation of which she promoted through her fine arrangements. In later life Bonds taught in New York at the American Music Wing and served as music director for several of the city's theaters, including the Stage of Youth, the East Side Settlement House, and the White Barn Theater. Before moving to Los Angeles in the 1960s, she also organized a chamber music society to foster the work of black American musicians and composers and established a sight-singing program at Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Harlem. She worked with the Inner City Institute and Repertory Theater and wrote arrangements for the Los Angeles Jubilee Singers.GREATEST CONTRIBUTION SEEN AS COMPOSER Bonds made her greatest contribution as a composer. Her output consists largely of vocal music. In addition to the popsongs, her best-known works are arrangements of spirituals for solo voice or chorus. Some of her arrangements were commissioned and recorded by Leontyne Price in the 1960s. Bonds's arrangement of "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands is among her best-known. John Lovell, Jr., in his exhaustive Black Song: The Forge and the Flame, lists Bonds, along with Cook and Harry T. Burleigh, among twentieth-century composers whose arrangements contributed significantly to widening public enjoyment and appreciation of spirituals. Among Bond's other vocal works, the most important are settings of contemporary writers such as John Dos Passos, Robert Frost, and Langston Hughes. Several of her major works are settings of Hughes, including her most popular song, "The Negro Speaks of Rivers(1941). A worthy alternative to the setting by Howard Swanson, it entered into the repertoire of Rawn Spearman and Lawrence Winter as well as

Established in 1877, the Fresno Fire Department is one of the oldest departments in the United States, rich in history and tradition. Today, the department strives to be an innovative and progressive organization in order to meet the changing demands of the city and the fire districts, which the department provides service to. In December 2003, the Mayor and Council established a Public Safety Commission to focus on the public safety needs for the department for the next 20 years. The development of a long-term strategy to ensure the public safety was adequately funded and provides for the quality and level of service the residents expect. The Public Safety Commission report stated the community must utilize available resources in the most effective and efficient manner through the regionalization ofservices and the department has taken this charge very seriously. On January 1, 2006, the department began serving the Fig Garden Fire Protection District. On February 1, 2006, the Fire Department moved its dispatch service to Fresno County EMS. The creation of a centralized dispatch center for fire and EMS has helped to reduce overall travel times to emergencies, reduced cost, and improved service to city and county residents. The merging of operational services has provided an enhanced level of service for the residents of the City, Fig Garden and North Central Fire Protection Districts. Combining forces the department’s 346 authorized personnel, including 303 sworn safety members, serve a 336-square-mile area and a service population of approximately 525,000 residents from 24 fire stations. The department’s pursuit of excellence also includes focus on

that the lives of her parents, her mother, would tumble into ruin if she left them. But did she fear, too, that, lacking their supporting needs, she would collapse, become useless, a recluse, prey once more to music or to love more poignant and devastating still? He would bring all this to light; he would conquer it. He had been gathering his forces during all the months of being apart from her. Now he would test his will, his love for her, his belief in their happiness, test his whole ultimate life and hers. Perhaps his failures, his diversion to the course of ambition, had been a preparation, his own development for the goal which his imagination had held before him in a vision of her. They had come out of the forest before they knew, and were walking ina by-path near the bank of the river. Their wanderings had transgressed line fences so vaguely that they did not know whose farm they were crossing. But they knew that the river glided smooth, occasionally revealed below them, the trees were gracious, the vines and hedges veiling. Far ahead of them loomed the top of a broad beech tree, among the slim second growth spared from the axe along the banks. Nearer, its quick leaves glittered before them as though it grew from the middle of the river. And indeed when they came up and stood on the bank opposite the towering old tree, they saw that, far below, it held an isthmus of its own from the river, which was forced to twine about its roots in springtime, but ran several yards away in a sunken bed now.

what Kenneth D. Rose calls the "new morality necessary for the nuclear age," anticipating the failure of the national fallout shelter program, which President Kennedy had proposed in his radio address on July 25, as the failure of individuals and families to negotiate "personal ethics and relationships with [their] neighbors" in the event of a nuclear attack. Pynchon published "Under the Rose"—the short story that eventually would become the third chapter of V.—in the May 1961 issue of The Noble Savage, just two months prior to Kennedy's address. Kennedy outlined a plan "to identify and mark space in existing structures public and private that could be used for fall-out shelters in case of attack" and "to stock those shelters with food, water, first-aid kits and other minimum essentialsthere is more to the link between Smithson and Pynchon than their mutual interest in the paradox of representation without resemblance. As Jennifer L. Roberts has demonstrated, Smithson's "entire career can be understood as a continuing, and constantly renegotiated, engagement with the practice and philosophy of history." The same has been said of Pynchon, whose novels have been understood "to translate the narrative techniques of Joyce to the problems of historical enquiry," making him "the preeminent postmodern novelist-as-historian." Certainly this is true of his first novel, which charts "history's gray turbulence" through Stencil's quest for V. while developing a peculiar image of historiography: "People read what news they wanted to and each accordingly built his own rathouse out of history's rags and straws" (161, 243). It is evident,

for Baal, and for the asherah, and for all the host of heaven. ... And he brought out the asherah from the house of Yahveh. And he brake down the houses of the sodomites, that were by the house of Yahveh, where the women wove hangings for the asherah".(2 Kings xxiii, 6, 7). "And he put down the idolatrous priests, whom the kings of Judah had ordained to burn incense in the high places in the cities of Judah, and in the places round about Jerusalem; them also that burned incense unto Baal, to the sun, and to the moon, and to the planets, and to all the [starry] host of heaven" (xxiii, 5). This is a graphic description of the polytheistic and phallic idolatry of the Hebrews, identical in every respect with that of all the other Semitic peoples"holy" or "consecrated" or "sanctified"; it is used in the "ten commandments": "Wherefore Yahveh blessed the sabbath day and hallowed [qadesh-u] it" (Ex. xx, 11); and in the inscription on the golden crown of Aaron: "Holiness [godesh] to Yahveh" (Ex. xxxix, 30); and wherever this idea is expressed. The first Bible mention of this cult is some five hundred years before the time of Moses, when the fair young widow Tamar, despairing of getting the man so often promised her, dressed herself in the garb of a "qadeshah" or temple-harlot, with a veil over her face, and went and "sat in an open place" where she knew that her father-in-law Judah would pass by; and Judah came by, and fell into her trap, with interesting sequel, related in Genesis xxxviii. Later Moses, in instituting the religious observances of the Chosen People,

the effect that his masters, together with five young Capuan nobles, whose fathers had been beheaded by Q. Fulvius, had caused the fire and were prepared to commit every description of crime if they were not arrested. They and their slaves were at once apprehended. At first they endeavoured to throw suspicion upon the informer and his statement. It was asserted that after being beaten by his master, the day before he gave information, he had run away and had made out of an occurrence which was really accidental the foundation of a false charge. When, however, the accused and accuser were brought face to face and the slaves were examined under torture, they all confessed. The masters as well as the slaves who had been their accessories were all executed. The informer was rewarded with his liberty and20,000 ases. When Laevinus was passing Capua on his way to Rome he was surrounded by a crowd of the inhabitants who implored him with tears to allow them to go to Rome and try if they could not awaken the compassion of the senate and persuade them not to allow Q. Flaccus to ruin them utterly and efface their name. Flaccus declared that he had no personal feeling against the Capuans, it was as public enemies that he regarded them, and should continue to do so as long as he knew that they maintained their present attitude towards Rome. He had shut them up, he said, within their walls, because if they got out anywhere they would prowl about the country like wild beasts, and mangle and murder whatever came in their way. Some had deserted to Hannibal,

her for hearing him out. He hadn't realized until that moment in the briefing room just how much he needed to talk about Seska. Janeway had been there for him tonight just as she had from the beginning of their forced alliance. No--not forced--mutual. After all, she could have thrown him in the brig. He made a mental note to speak with her later. The morning shift change was accomplished smoothly. As each post was vacated, the arriving crew member slid effortlessly into place. Chakotay was already on the bridge when Janeway arrived. "Good morning, Captain," he said with a trace of leftover deviltry. Janeway shot him a glance that said volumes without speaking. "Good morning, Commander. Anything to report?" "Actually, yes. The night crew reports what they believe to be a class-M planet, several sectors away. Initial readouts show dense vegetationThe latter couldn't be avoided, as he was responsible for identifying anything remotely edible. Within minutes, the away team was assembled. While the turbolift whisked him away towards the transporter room, Chakotay remembered his promise to speak with the captain. Damn, he thought to himself, it will have to wait. He set about calibrating his tricorder and pushed thoughts of Kathryn Janeway from his mind. The bridge crew had failed to anticipate that mere atmospheric disturbances could disrupt transporter locks, communication, and almost every system the crew of the Voyager depended on. Several hours passed with only sporadic communication between Voyager and the away team; when contact was made, the static and gaps made the them difficult if not impossible to understand. Janeway fought down the urge to rise from her chair and pace the length of the bridge, so she did the

Cornhuskers' huge free-throw disparity. Nebraska was 30 of 36. Iowa was 11 of 14. "It's hard to win those types of games with numbers like that," coach Lisa Bluder said. Bluder was partly to blame, too. She drew a technical foul after stomping her foot before Tear'a Laudermill could attempt her second free throw with 4:43 to go and the Hawkeyes down 58-56. Theriot then stepped to the line, made both foul shots, and Laudermill made the next one to extend the lead to 61-56. Iowa never got closer than three again. "I take full responsibility for it. It was a bad time to get it," Bluder said, explaining she was trying to get the attention of her players instead of the officials. "I apologized to my team immediately for it." Iowa closedto," said Zamarchi. "The lead got to six or seven and we started to get rattled, started to take chances." It didn't help that the Hawks were without 6-foot-5 center Brady Innes (10 points) for stretches. Innes picked up a second foul early in the second quarter and third early in the third quarter, leading to longer-than-needed stays on the bench. "Our focus was to try to take Bartlett out of the game and focus on Innes," said Paul Nolette. Undersized senior forwards John Morgan and Josh Schroder each had 12 points for the Spartans. The was a rematch of last year's playoff thriller — albeit without Sanford standout Ryan Camire and some other key players — that the Spartans won down the stretch, 52-49. Most games between these teams in recent

at McDonald=s so she could spend time on Super Bowl Sunday with Flores and his family.  However, Hernandez indicated during redirect examination that what she told a police detective about the time of the shooting was that the victim had called her crying the night that she died and asked Hernandez to work for her because she and Flores had gotten into it again.  Hernandez stated that her memory was better at that time than at the time of trial.  On further cross-examination, she again acknowledged having made the later statement to a defense investigator that, when the victim called, she was not crying and was looking forward to spending time with Flores and his family.  Hernandez recounted that the victim said three days before she died that she was going to leave Flores.  Hernandez stated that, onthe same day, Flores (who was very jealous) had told her that he would kill the victim if she ever left him. Frank Reyes, the victim=s stepfather, testified that Super Bowl Sunday, January 26, 2003, was his birthday.  He said that, on that morning, he told the victim he was going to go to his sister=s house later in the day.  He related that the victim came to his sister=s house about 7 p.m. and that  she left after he had eaten saying she would be back and did not want him to leave because she had forgotten his birthday present.  He testified she never returned.  Ellie Muro, the victim=s mother, testified that on the evening of the murder Flores called her and told her he had killed the victim.   She said that, when he placed the phone down, she heard a Agagging kind of

possible to record new audio of just the missing word, but to do so requires access to the original voice talent. Moreover, even when the original narrator, microphone and acoustic environment are available for a new recording, it remains difficult to match the audio quality of an inserted word or phrase to the context around it. Thus, an insertion or replacement is often evident in the edited audio. Regardless, just as it is easier to type than to edit audio waveforms for cut and paste operations, it is also easier to type for insertion or replacement rather than record new audio. Voice conversion (“VC”) refers to any algorithm for making an utterance of one person sound as if it were made by another. Approaches to VC typically rely onA person close to Prince William says the heir to the throne refuses to be "hounded" by paparazzi. The British royal and his wife Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton are expecting their first child together. Kate has been admitted to hospital with acute morning sickness and her admission meant the couple had to make public the news of the pregnancy, which they intended to keep to themselves until Christmas Day. Sources said the Duchess of Cambridge was bearing up well, but severe vomiting may last for much of her pregnancy after she developed the rare illness hyperemesis gravidarum. Her illness has led to speculation she may be expecting two babies, with experts saying the condition was slightly more common with twins. Since news of the pregnancy, the world's media have gathered outside

Shoaff added as defendants several business entities, including the partnerships, claiming that the transfers to the partnerships had left decedent insolvent. Id. at 5 nn. 2 and 4. On November 14, 2000, Shoaff filed in the probate court a petition for "probate and/or appointment of personal representative." Shoaff nominated Woods as personal representative. This was the estate action. On December 5, 2000, Shoaff filed in the probate court a petition for removal of the cotrustees and appointment of a neutral trustee. This was the trust action. On February 20, 2001, in the trust action, the probate court appointed Woods as successor trustee. On March 30, 2001, in the estate action, the probate court appointed Woods successor personal representative. In March 2001, Shoaff filed a second amended complaint in the circuit court.parties." Id. On August 26, 2002, in the estate action, Shoaff filed a petition to remove Woods as personal representative and for the appointment of Steven D. Lowe as his successor. This petition stated that Woods should be removed as personal representative because he "has failed to act in the best interests of . . . Shoaff, a creditor whose claim has been allowed as called for by MCLA 700.3703(1), and he has taken steps contrary to . . . Shoaff's interests causing injury and damages to him." Also on August 26, 2002, Shoaff filed in the trust action a petition to remove Woods as trustee and for appointment of Lowe as successor trustee, stating that Woods should be removed as Trustee . . . because he has failed to act

Olympic games now at hand. Should the above cities see good to make any addition in these articies, whatever all the above cities shall agree upon, after consulting together, shall be binding. Although the treaty and alliances were thus concluded, still the treaty between the Lacedaemonians and Athenians was not renounced by either party. Meanwhile Corinth, although the ally of the Argives, did not accede to the new treaty, any more than she had done to the alliance, defensive and offensive, formed before this between the Eleans, Argives, and Mantineans, when she declared herself content with the first alliance, which was defensive only, and which bound them to help each other, but not to join in attacking any. The Corinthians thus stood aloof from their allies, and again turned their thoughts towards Lacedaemon. At the Olympic games which were held thissummer, and in which the Arcadian Androsthenes was victor the first time in the wrestling and boxing, the Lacedaemonians were excluded from the temple by the Eleans, and thus prevented from sacrificing or contending, for having refused to pay the fine specified in the Olympic law imposed upon them by the Eleans, who alleged that they had attacked Fort Phyrcus, and sent heavy infantry of theirs into Lepreum during the Olympic truce. The amount of the fine was two thousand minae, two for each heavy-armed soldier, as the law prescribes. The Lacedaemonians sent envoys, and pleaded that the imposition was unjust; saying that the truce had not yet been proclaimed at Lacedaemon when the heavy infantry were sent off. But the Eleans affirmed that the armistice with them had already begun (they proclaim it first among themselves), and that the aggression

championship was awarded before bowl games were played. Beginning in the 1968 season, a post bowl game poll was released and the AP championship reflected the bowl game results. The UPI did not follow suit with the coaches' poll until the 1974 season. AP Poll inclusion in the BCS In1997, the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) was developed to try to unify the poll results by picking two teams for a "real" national championship game. For the first several years the AP Poll factored in the determination of the BCS rankings, along with other factors including the Coaches Poll and computer-based polls. Because of a series of controversies surrounding the BCS, the AP demanded in December, 2004, that its poll no longer be used in the BCS rankings, and so the 2004-2005 season was the last season that the AP Pollwas used for this purpose. Starting with the 1998 season, the AP Poll factored in the determination of the BCS rankings, along with other factors including the Coaches Poll and computer-based polls. The BCS system did not get permission from the Associated Press, but the AP did not initially voice serious concern. However two major problems in the 2003 and 2004 seasons resulted in the AP asking to be removed after the 2004 season In the 2003 season the BCS system broke down when the next-to-final BCS poll ranked the University of Southern California (USC) at #3 while the two human polls in the system had ranked USC at #1. As a result, USC did not play in the BCS' designated national championship game. After defeating another highly ranked team in its final game, the AP Poll kept USC at

he must select from various objects the ones that belonged to the previous Dalai Lama. The child passes the test; he and his family are brought to Lhasa, where he will be installed as Dalai Lama when he comes of age. During the journey, the child becomes homesick and frightened, but he is comforted by Reting, who tells him the story of the first Dalai Lama -- whom the lamas referred to as "Kundun". The story is touching, but it is also intended to show the interconnectedness of all incarnations of the Dalai Lama up to and including the child himself. As the film progresses, Kundun matures both in age and learning. Following a brief power struggle in which Reting is imprisoned and dies, Kundun begins taking a more active role in governance and religious leadership. Meanwhile, the Chinese Communists are making noises aboutTibet being a "traditional" part of China and their desire to "unify" it with the motherland. Eventually, despite Tibet's pleas to the United Nations and the United States for intervention, China invades Tibet. The Chinese are initially helpful, but when the Tibetans resist communist reorganization and re-education of their society (the Tibetans are particularly repulsed by the Communists' ban on religion), the Chinese become oppressive. Following a series of incresingly horrific atrocities suffered by his people (and several attempts on his life) the Dalai Lama resolves to meet with Chairman Mao Zedong in Beijing, feeling sure that Mao will make things right. However, during their face-to-face meeting on the final day of the Dalai Lama's visit, Mao makes clear his view that "religion is poison" and that the Tibetans are "poisoned and inferior." Upon his return to Tibet, the Dalai Lama learns of even

were told to keep the procedures a secret, court records show. One said "the doctor made her (friend) cry." More on Freep.com Genital mutilation victims break their silence: 'This is demonic' Report: Girl's genital mutilation injury worse than doctor claims Nagarwala's lawyer, Shannon Smith, declined comment. She has long maintained that her client never engaged in female genital mutilation, but rather performed a benign procedure that involves a scraping of the genitalia. The procedure, the defense has argued, is a religious practice of the Dawoodi Bohra, a small-Indian Muslim sect of which Nagarwala and her codefendants are members of. The defense also is challenging the 1996 law that criminalized female genital mutilation in the United States, alleging it is unconstitutional. It carries a maximum five-year prison sentence. The case involves allegations that Nagarwala andthe practice. According to court records, Nagarwala and the Attars instructed members of their religious community not to speak about the genital cutting procedures that had taken place. Prosecutors have argued that the federal genital mutilation law is clear: It prohibits "knowingly circumcis(ing), excis(ing) or infibulat(ing) the whole or any part of the labia majora or labia minora or clitoris of any other person who has not attained the age of 18 years." Assistant U.S. Attorney Sara Woodward has argued repeatedly in court that the defendants knew what they were doing was illegal, but did it anyway. She has called their crimes "heinous" and argues the harm was severe. "According to some members of the community who have spoken out against the practice, the purpose of this cutting is to suppress female

as the Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Prado and the lively Chueca district.Also, close to the hostel, there're 4 subway stations that connected Hostal Marlasca with the rest of the city. With the subway you can reach Barajas Airport.gone into serious debt. There's been a long-running agreement between the Darringtons and a criminal syndicate known as the Myriad that seems to be very prominent in Wildmount. And as the years have gone by, that debt has compounded and compounded to the point where they were threatening to take everything from the Darrington family and toss them onto the street. Your father, Howaardt, told you that his plan to prevent this from happening was to marry you off to a very rich and powerful family up in the capital in the kingdom, and you decided to look for other options. You went and spoke with a gentleman named Korshad who was within a secret bar beneath the Grumpy Lily tavern where a bunch of, it seems, Myriad and other lowlives go to drink, be merry, and go about their business in a safer environment.

second visit, in February. When Douglass arrived at the apartment the first morning of their visit, Danielle and Gus were there, and Jason was feeding Gus breakfast. Over the course of their visit, Douglass observed Jason feeding Gus, playing with him, and taking Gus to the park. Jason 9 They also came to New York once in the summer of 2011, when Jason’s grandmother was very ill, and again in November 2011. 13 called Gus his son, and Gus called him “Dada”; Danielle also referred to Jason as “Dada” and encouraged Gus to do so. Danielle and Gus returned to New York to attend the opening night of Jason’s play in early March 2011. On March 16, while back in Santa Monica, Gus became ill and was hospitalized for four days. Jason was doing eight performances a week in the play at that time; the only day without a performance was Monday. He spoke with Danielle more than 50 times during Gus’ hospitalization, and asked if he should come home; Danielle assured him that Gus was stable, and he did not need to come home. He also called his friend Erin Dignam because she had a lot of doctors in her family, and asked for her help; Dignam called Danielle to offer her assistance. Danielle told Jason that Gus was going to be released from the hospital on Sunday,

Paoa. Call from 8 to 11 a.m. Burial: National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Casual attire.[SB 28/08/1997] Rose Y.K. Wilson, who was born in Kalihi, died March 20, 1997in Castro Valley, Calif. She worked as a butcher in her parents’ store, and also as a saleslady at Hickam Air Force Base. She is survived by children Booker T. Jr., Frank A., Burnierose L. and Randall D.; siblings Sui Chong and Frank Kam and Emily Jones; 14 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Memorial services: 7 p.m. today at Waimanalo Assembly of God Church, 91-941 Kalanianaole Highway. Burial: Hawaiian Memorial Park. Donations suggested to the church. Philip Winchester- Kalihi born and Kalihi raised, Philip Winchester spent much of his life helping the youth of his community. A coach, mentor and business owner, Winchester died Friday Jul 4, 1997 at home. He was 75. “Hewas ‘Coach,’ ” recalled daughter Denicia Trinidad. A young man with three small children, Winchester built a gym in the carport of his Kalihi home in 1948 and invited neighborhood kids to work out there, Trinidad said. The youth would use his handcrafted exercise equipment, and more important, have a safe place to gather and discover their self-worth, she said. And there was football. He coached the Kalihi Pop Warner “Bad News Bears” to a national championship in 1960 and was line coach for the Farrington High School football team from 1958 through 1963. One of his young charges— “Skippa” Diaz—went on to become the head football coach at Farrington and a role model for Kalihi youth in his own right. A 1939 Farrington graduate, Winchester also worked as a welder at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, was

used its vehicles and equipment to pick up garbage from its customers, separate out recyclables at one of its "transfer" stations, and take the garbage to final disposal sites, either recycling facilities or landfills it did not own.  Some of the landfill sites were outside the State of Illi­nois.   The hauling aspect of XL Disposal's business is the focus of this case.  XL Disposal provided Dumpsters for its cus­ tomers to deposit and collect their garbage.  Then the company used garbage trucks, which it refers to as "packer" trucks, to collect the garbage and transport it to the transfer centers.  The packer trucks compacted the garbage under pressure to reduce volume for ease in transport and more efficient disposal.  The packer trucks were designed to prevent leak­age of liquidsand control odors during transport. At both of XL Disposal's transfer stations, the garbage from the packer trucks was combined and consolidated for hauling to landfills or, in the case of one of the transfer sites, sepa­ rated for hauling to a recycling facility.  In haul­ing the gar­ bage from the transfer sites, XL Disposal used two types of trail­ers, both pulled by truck cabs the company re­ferred to as "power units."  "Transfer" trailers looked like semi-truck trail­ ers but had mov­ing floors that allowed the units to be emptied with­out tipping on the uneven ground of a landfill.  The other trail­ers were "dump trail­ers," which looked and operated like the back half of a dump truck.  XL Disposal also purchased "tank trucks" for haul­ing hazard­ous waste.  The company did not have

in courts of justice which recall the unexpected turns and surprises of the stage. But in proportion as the advo- cate yields to this temptation does he endanger the cause of his client. Mr. Mason was never for a moment drawn aside from the straight path of professional duty by the force of this attraction. He had no other object in view than to gain a verdict. He took cogni- zance of none but the judge and the jury. The bystanders were no more to him than if they had been so many wooden images. He never asked a question or made a remark that was prompted by their presence. To the judgment they might form of his conduct of a case his indifference was supreme. I once asked an eminent member of the bar, still living, who in hisearly practice had had frequent professional relations with Mr. Mason, wherein he excelled the other distinguished lawyers he had known. He replied, that in addition to learning, general force of mind, and extraordinary power in cross examination, Mr. Mason surpassed all men he had ever consulted in the instinctive readiness (387) with which he would point out the rules and principles of law applicable to a given statement of facts. When a case was submit- ted to him, he would require the facts and circumstances to be fully communicated, asking many questions to this end, and then, in- stantly, would indicate the path of inquiry in which the law govern- ing the question was to be sought. My informant added that he had sometimes been to him with a case on which he had read and thought for three or

the biggest blood lust. Dark Chick: Hawk King Sizer, the only female general and the most sympathetic one. Drum is replaced by Vocal, a Mazoku with power rivaling Chestra's, and Sizer is replaced by Orgel, who relies on using people's emotions to torture them, soon after they leave the group. For the Evulz: The mazoku with three known exception, one of whom is the big baddie Chestra himself, who sees everyone else in the world as food/tools, have this as their main reason for waging endless war on humans. Those of them, who have their mindset revealed, believe that the humans' whole reason to exist is to suffer and be killed and the mazoku's whole reason to exist is to bestow death and despair upon them. Hell King Bass: Kill all thethe family have it— but at the end, once Clari returns his soul and he is free of his possession, he heals both Flute and Clari's wounds. It Makes Sense in Context: Hamel made Raiel, Oboe, and Trom wear bunny suits in order to lure Flute out of her room (long story). They look absolutely ridiculous. Jerk Ass: Hamel in the manga, who routinely humiliates and torments others for his own profit, charges exorbitant prices for hearing his music, and regularly tries to eat his crow companion and closest friend Oboe. Secretly he's a Jerk with a Heart of Gold. Karma Houdini: Averted with Sizer. She is constantly internally tormented over the fact that she freely murdered innocents before her Heel-Face Turn. Even the humans she's protecting frequently call her out

of the present invention to provide a wrench specially adapted for use with scaffolding or similar screw jacks characterized by a rotatable element having an arm member to facilitate the rotation thereof. The wrench shall be easily positioned about the scaffolding leg or similar tubular member without need for wrench readjustment. Further, the wrench shall automatically engage the arm members of the jack for rotation in a first direction and automatically disengage the arm members in the second or return direction thereby facilitating the ratchet type operation of the wrench. The wrench shall be adapted to permit either the raising or lowering of the screw jack simply and automatically by properly positioning the wrench with respect to the jack.when erected. Usually, the hood structure is moved into an extended position by hand through manual actuations of the linkage. The British laid open patent application No. 2,086,316 discloses a new type of open-top vehicle body which includes a hoop member of a substantially U-shaped configuration having a pair of leg portions mounted on the vehicle body for swinging movement about an axis transverse to the body. A foldable hood is provided between the hoop member and the rear body section and a rigid roof panel is removably mounted in the roof portion between the hoop member and the front windshield. In the proposed body structure, the hoop member is manually actuated to move the hood between an extended position and a retracted position. It should be noted, however, that

to a dormant state within Sasuke, who is able to reverse the process using his Sharingan and hence, gains access to all of Orochimaru's abilities. Some time later, Orochimaru tests Sasuke's abilities by having him battle hundreds of Otogakure ninja with no compassion or mercy, a task he completes without taking a scratch and without killing any of them. When inquired about the latter part of the scenario, Sasuke remarks that the only person he wants to kill is his brother, Itachi, and leaves to his training room. Soon afterwards, as Orochimaru reaches the limit of his [[Gen'yūmaru|present "vessel"]] containing his soul, which starts degrading his health, he is notified by Kabuto that the time for [[Living Corpse Reincarnation|his ritual]] to take over Sasuke's body is near. As Kabutoof their mission (Suigetsu wants to obtain [[Samehada]] by killing Itachi's Akatsuki partner, [[Kisame Hoshigaki]]; Karin wants to be with Sasuke due to her massive crush on him since their meeting; and, Jūgo wants to see if Sasuke was indeed worth of his dear friend, [[Kimimaro]]'s [[Sasuke Retrieval Arc|sacrifice]]), and dubs their team [[Hebi]]. And immediately afterwards, Sasuke had his team split up and learn of Itachi's potential whereabouts. While searching alone, Sasuke is found by Akatsuki members, [[Deidara]] and [[Tobi]], with the former wanting to kill him for defeating Orochimaru himself. Using his Sharingan and [[Lightning Release|lightning-based techniques]], Sasuke manages to counter most of Deidara's [[Explosive Clay|attacks]], fueling his pre-existing hatred for the Sharingan, stemming from his past encounter with Itachi, even further, which to himcould not

seek reemployment. Obligor shall notify obligee within two (2) days of obtaining reemployment. When reemployment has been obtained, child support shall be recalculated based on obligor's new income, as well as the obligee's then current income, and the adjusted support shall be effective the month following reemployment. Ifthe parents are unable to reach agreement regarding child support based on their respective incomes, the issue of the adjusted and permanent order of child support may be addressed on the family lawof the court's September 9 rulings a few days later. The court denied Case's motion for reconsideration on September 16, 2013. On October 4, 2013, Case appealed the dismissal of her petition for modification and the denial of her motion for reconsideration. While this appeal was pending, the parties proceeded to oral argument on Triplett's motion to adjust on October 11, 2013. At the hearing, Triplett presented worksheets documenting Case's earnings and requested that support be recalculated in light ofthose amounts. She also moved the court to extend support for the parties' son, S.C., because, according to her, although S.C. was 19 years old, he was still enrolled in high school. In response, Case attempted to relitigate issues raised in her unsuccessful petition for modification. She argued again that she was entitled

By MICHAEL R. SISAK, Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Richard Hake, a public radio host and reporter for nearly three decades who liked to say that his morning updates “woke up New York,” has died. Hake’s station, WNYC, said the 51-year-old anchor died Friday at his Manhattan apartment, where he’d been working in recent weeks as the coronavirus crisis kept station personnel from their office. Goli Sheikholeslami, the president and CEO of New York Public Radio, announced Hake’s death in a memo to staff on Saturday. She said a tribute is being planned. Hake’s family said he died of natural causes. “Richard worked at WNYC for nearly 30 years as a host, reporter, and producer,” Sheikholeslami wrote. “He was an extraordinary broadcaster and journalist who had a passion for excellence andwho took great pride in serving our audience. We will remember him very warmly.” Hake’s voice was recognizable to many New Yorkers as the host of WNYC’s Morning Edition program, providing local news reports and interviewing the region’s news makers. He also contributed reporting to national programs, including NPR’s All Things Considered. During a fundraising campaign about a decade ago, the station gave out coffee mugs featuring Hake’s mug — a drawing of him reading the news. The son of a former Bronx police detective, Hake graduated from broadcast journalism powerhouse Fordham University in 1991 and got a glimpse of his future as a morning drive newscaster and reporter at the campus radio station, WFUV FM. In his Twitter profile, Hake noted his unique role in the bustling Big Apple, writing: “I

Everything CO have announced so far has also come out. They just take their time. The only exceptions I remember are the INFERNO bd, which they produced but handed over to Koch Media for licensing reasons, and Andrea Bianchi's CRY OF A PROSTITUTE, which they passed on to FilmArt. In the case of the latter they informed fans early on. So I wouldn't be too worried about the release of their other titles! Everything CO have announced so far has also come out. They just take their time. The only exceptions I remember are the INFERNO bd, which they produced but handed over to Koch Media for licensing reasons, and Andrea Bianchi's CRY OF A PROSTITUTE, which they passed on to FilmArt. In the case of the latter they'The Bachelorette,' Andi Dorfman, meets the guys in their hometowns Andi heads out to see the hometowns and meet the families of her four remaining suitors. She visits Nick in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, heads to a brewery, does some polka dancing then meets the 17 members of his family. She then heads to Arlington, Iowa to vista Chris on his large farm. They go for a ride on the John Deere. After a picnic, Chris has a pane fly over with a 'Chris Loves Andi' banner and then she meets his family. Andi heads to Tampa, Florida to see Josh. They play a little baseball and then off to meet the family. Dallas, Texas is her last stop to see Marcus. They tour Dallas, head to lounge then to meet his family sans dad.

The blog to end all blogs. Reviews and comments about all and everything. This blog is NOT affiliated with YouTube or any commercial vendor! Links don´t imply endorsement. Many posts and comments are ironic. The languages used are English and Swedish. Thursday, August 30, 2018 The talks were held in a sincere spirit "A Christian-Communist Dialogue" is an old book, published in 1968. It features a written exchange of opinions between French Communist intellectual Roger Garaudy and American Jesuit and Hegel scholar Quentin Lauer. I know next to nothing about the latter, but Garaudy is/was well-known (he died last year). He seems to have been the French Communist Party's (PCF) resident expert on religion, and was also an elected Communist politician. Garaudy eventually developed political and philosophical differences with the PCF, and was expelled in 1970. At leastone quasi-official book criticizing Garaudy was issued in the Soviet Union and translated to several foreign languages, showing that Moscow feared his influence (at least among intellectuals). Ironically, the erstwhile Marxist critic of religion eventually became religious himself, first a Catholic and later a Muslim. During his Muslim phase, Garaudy wrote "The Founding Myths of Modern Israel", a work accused of Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism. Garaudy's attempted dialogue with Lauer took place when the Soviet Union had repudiated the worst excesses of Stalinism, so in this work the French Communist is pro-Khrushchev. I happen to have an earlier work by Garaudy (also on religion) in which he is pro-Stalin! I read about half of the Garaudy-Lauer dialogue, found it boring and monotonous, and only skimmed the rest. Garaudy's project is to woo Christians, including Catholics, and have them join a

in his own hand, sometimes to dictation – meaning that it is as authentic as what his father Jung Bahadur Rana would have written by himself. Checking with some other Nepalese historians how they have painted Lakhan Thapa Magar’s picture on the canvas of Nepalese history; I shall attempt to explore the martyr and his martyrdom from my own observations of the surrounding areas of the village Kahule Bhangar, in Bungkot Village Development Committee where the martyr is believed to have been born and which I have also visited numerous times in my life. In one of the visits to this village some 14 years ago in 2055 Bikram Sambat, I did happen to meet with an elderly man who told he was one of the great grandsons of Jay Singh Chumi Magar, one of the associates ofthe martyr, also hanged to death along with the martyr for treason. Birth and Early childhood: Hailing from the martyr’s own community of Magar from Gorkha Proper, which I feel privileged of having come, I have had many opportunities in the past to visit the place where, Martyr Lakhan Thapa Magar, as I said above, is believed today to have been born. The elderly people of Kahule Bhangar of Gorkha district, west Nepal believe the martyr was born there in 1835. But no documented information so far to ascertain this place and date is available; neither do we have any other documentation to prove that he was actually born in a village or place other than this anyway. Few Magar writers have otherwise written that the martyr was not born in Kahule Bhangar but their proposition for some other places

air ferry airliner, dubbed the ATL-98, was originally penned by Laker himself, who created a cardboard model which took the DC-4 airframe and replaced the nose with two hinged doors, while the cockpit was positioned above. The fuselage behind would then be able to accommodate up to five average sized British cars, with an enclosed section at the rear for the seating of up to 25 passengers. The partition between the passenger and cargo sections was also designed to be flexible, and could be either enlarged or constrained depending on the preferences of the carrier, with movement of the partition wall being accomplished in around 40 minutes. Furthermore, conversion of the DC-4s to air ferry configuration was easy due to there being no requirement for cabin pressurisation, as due to the short flight time of cross-channel services, there was no need to operate at higher altitudes. ATL, however, did proposewere the same as those fitted as new from the factory. The first prototype, G-ANYB, undertook its maiden flight from the ATL facility at Southend Airport on June 21st, 1961, before carrying out a series of proving flights across Europe into 1962. Conversion of DC-4s into Carvairs cost ATL £80,000 per unit (£1.9m in 2020), and the aircraft were put on sale for a price of £150,000 (£3.5m in 2020). Performance wise, the Carvair had a top speed of 250mph, and could fly over a range of 2,300 miles at a service ceiling of 18,700ft. In full passenger configuration, the aircraft could conceivably carry 85 passengers, while in full cargo configuration it could transport either five cars or 19,335lbs of cargo. The launch customers for the Carvair were Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus, private charter airline Air Ferry, and the newly formed British United Air Ferries (BUAF), which was

games? Yep, the Crimson Tide, including this year and 2016. The Tigers gained just 196 yards and punted nine times Saturday. LSU last scored against Alabama at home in 2014. Mississippi State: 2007 The Bulldogs gained just 10 yards rushing against LSU in 2007. Small wonder the Tigers rolled to a 45-0 victory in the season opener for both teams in Starkville. Mississippi State rebounded to go 8-5 and win a bowl for the first time in seven seasons. Missouri: 2014 A 34-0 loss to Georgia on Oct. 11 was one of two blips, both at home, in an otherwise great season (the other was a loss to Indiana). The rout against the Dawgs was Mizzou’s only SEC loss on its way to a second consecutive East Division championship as the Tigerssweet and funny kid, I love reading all the funny things he says and does. She got pregnant just after I had Peyton back in August. When she told me to read her blog and watch the little movie (about how she was pregnant) she sent out I couldn't help myself and just cried in pure excitement and JOY for her and for her family.. Her and her family were thrilled to add another family member to their family. She said she was due on May 15, 2011. For Christmas they had the ultrasound lady wrap up the sex of the baby so on Christmas morning they could open it up and find out what they were having, (it was a super cute idea). They learned they would

will be at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to Comfort Care Hospice, 667 Kingsborough Square, Suite 201, Chesapeake, Va. 23320.Arrangements are by Tidewater Funeral Choices, Chesapeake. May 30, 2000 -- Virginia Weeks Hardesty, 86, of Leesburg, died Sunday, May 28. She was a school teacher and chair of the business department at Brunswick High School for 30 years. A longtime resident of Lovettsville, she was a member of the New Jerusalem Lutheran Church. Mrs. Hardesty is survived by her daughters Sheryn Hardesty of Leesburg and Charlene Lenchner of Commerce, TX; sister Mary May Liston of Cresaptown, MD; brother L.H. Weeks of Greensburg, PA; and granddaughter Jessica Hardesty Lenchner. She was preceded in death by her husband Charles J. “Dick” Hardesty. Friends may call today at Loudoun Funeral Chapel from4-6 p.m. The funeral will be held at the funeral home Wednesday, June 1 at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Ray Michner officiating. Interment will be at Union Cemetery in Lovettsville. [Loudoun Funeral Chapel] Mrs. Edith McCall Class of 1958Frederick NewsAs originally published on Wednesday, July 5, 2000. Mrs. Edith May Cooper McCall, 60, of Knoxville, died Sunday, July 2. She was the wife of Charles E. McCall Jr. Born Feb. 24, 1940, in Brunswick, she was a daughter of Mary Ann Thompson Cooper of Frederick, and the late Newton Cooper. Mrs. McCall was a 1958 graduate of Brunswick High School, and was employed with the Atomic Energy Commission, later the Department of Energy. She also worked in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, at the Pentagon; and prior to her retirement taught and was an administrator at

but I certainly want to continue to fight for the legacy and for the politics and the views she espoused. Image copyright Brendan Cox Image caption Labour MP Jo Cox died after the attack in her West Yorkshire constituency Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Mr Cox said his priority was caring for the couple's two children "Because they were what she was, she died for them and we definitely want to make sure that we continue to fight for them." The Labour MP, who was a Remain supporter, was concerned about the conduct of the referendum on EU membership and the direction of political debate in general, he said. "She completely respected that people could disagree for very good reason. But more about the tone of whipping up fears and whipping upa spirit, she wasn't perfect at all you know, but she just wanted to make the world a better place, to contribute, and we love her very much." Mr Cox ruled out seeking the Labour nomination for her Batley and Spen constituency as a way of honouring his late wife's memory, saying his overriding priority was caring for his family and helping them through the ordeal. He said he hoped she would be replaced by a woman, saying it would be "a lovely symbolism" if they became Labour's 100th female MP.

chubby" and approximately five feet, two inches tall. On February 11, 1991, Rivera was interviewed again by United States Customs Agent Juan Dania ("Agent Dania"), and Agent Marti. Relying upon written notes, Agent Dania testified that Rivera described her as "white" with "shoulder length [black] hair" and "a full face . . . with fine features."3 The next day, on February 12, Agents Dania and Search & Seizure 11.7(c), at 519 (2d ed. 1987) States Customs Building by 11:30 a.m. Upon Rivera's arrival, Agent Marti informed him that a suspect, named "Eva Rios," would be meeting the agents on the steps of the customs building sometime between 11:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Marti also informed Rivera that the purpose of Eva Rios's visit was to allow him to make an identification of her. Rivera was instructed to sit in a parked car across the street from the customs building, and to signal the agents with a white handkerchief as soon as he

offered Johnson a long-awaited contract extension earlier this week. Characteristically, the production has been divvied up among a rotation of a half-dozen mostly interchangeable backs. The notable exception this season has been redshirt sophomore quarterback Justin Thomas, a prime-time athlete who spurned the likes of Alabama and Florida State (where he would have been typecast as a cornerback) for the opportunity to be the triggerman in a system ideally suited to his strengths. As a rusher, Thomas has been a reliable asset, churning out a team-high 861 yards on 5.2 per carry; at that pace, he’ll finish as Tech’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 2010. More important, because the quarterback’s split-second reads often dictate who winds up with the ball in his hands on a given play, Thomas is theof the Seminoles’ 12 opponents in the regular season found themselves within one score (if not in the lead) in the fourth quarter; the only exceptions were the Citadel, Wake Forest, and Syracuse, three teams with a combined 4-19 record against FBS competition. Meanwhile, Georgia Tech’s only losses this season, back-to-back lapses against Duke and North Carolina in mid-October, came by a combined 11 points. Since the UNC game, the Jackets have dispatched four straight ACC foes by at least 22 points apiece and climbed out of their own graves at Georgia. FSU is favored on Saturday by only four points. A close game is a given. So, big-play prowess notwithstanding, the Yellow Jackets’ most obvious advantage against Florida State will be their capacity to mount extended, clock-melting drives

to set much store by the office of the Independent Monitor. Earlier this year it tried unsuccessfully to abolish the office, and it has left the position unfilled since the inaugural Monitor, Bret Walker SC, stepped down in April. Shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus is the most recent Labor MP to propose increased oversight of Australia’s new national security laws. In an interview with the Saturday Paper late last month he suggested that the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security, or PJCIS, should be given greater powers to scrutinise the work of the intelligence and security agencies. He pointed to Britain’s Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament – a committee, he says, “which has full access to operational information” – as an example of what an enhanced PJCIS mightall government health regulations, but in fact received a different product of unknown safety, were denied the benefit of their bargain and suffered an actual loss. 20 Moreover, as all the factors leading to this calculation of actual loss were foreseeable and essential to the success of Gonzalez-Alvarez's adulteration scheme, the intended loss in this case is the identical figure. 21 Finally, Gonzalez-Alvarez argues that the government was guilty of sentencing factor manipulation. He asserts that participants in the investigation which resulted in his arrest discovered the adulteration of the milk before it was added to the silos, and thus conduct by the government led to an increased volume of tainted milk. Gonzalez-Alvarez contends that he cannot be held responsible under the Guidelines for any loss which is attributable to the government's

of Burgundy/Provence dies, succeeded by his son Berenger I. Count Corrado of Canossa quells another anti-Papal revolt in Ravenna, then dies by malaria and his lands revert to his brother, margrave Bonifacio of Tuscany. King Pipino I of Lombardy (*OTL Ottone son of Arduin) tries a half-hearted invasion of Emilia to hamper the reunification of the Canossa domains, but is quickly repulsed; the Canossas, though not overtly rejecting Lombard suzerainty, keep on ruling their lands as sovereigns in all but word 1027 Northern Europe: Conrad the Salian narrowly wins the bloody battle of Ochsenfurt against Frederick of Luxembourg, but the German succession war still drags on Southern Europe: Romancia (*OTL eastern Switzerland plus Vorarlberg and Valtellina) detaches herself from Germany during the succession war rampaging there, and hails as king Pipino I ofLombardy, who'll hold the two crowns in dynastical union. Ariberto of Intimiano, archbishop of Milan, clashes with king Pipino I of Lombardy over the appointment of the bishop of Lodi. He thereafter tries the heretic Cathars of Monforte (Piedmont) and has them burnt at the stake :mad: in Milan, but their faith will gain a foothold in the same city with the birth of the Pataria movement. The Pechenegs, routed by the Rus' of Kiev, head south across the Danube invading the Sklaviniai (*OTL Balkans), but are thwarted by the Byzantine general Constantine Diogenes. Central-Eastern Europe: The king of Hungary Stephen I the Saint conquers Slovakia from the Poles, making it an appanage duchy for the heirs to the Hungarian throne. Caucasus: A Zoroastrian uprising led by Manushir I of the Kesrani

of Argentina today is closer in politics to Carlos Menem, who was held largely responsible for the economic collapse of the early 2000s. WHAT HAPPENS next in Argentina depends on the left's ability to pose an alternative to the right in the coming years. Internationally, there is a polarization between right and left--but in Argentina, where the labor movement is very conscious of its own strength and where the living memory of struggle is a part of everyday discussion, the process is much further along than in other countries. One question will be how the left and the wider population responds to a hallmark of Macri's rule: the intensified use of state repression against protest and dissent. In the lead-up to the midterm vote in October, the disappearance of Santiago Maldonado, anactivist who went missing after an Indigenous rights demonstration in Patagonia, was expected to take votes away from Macri's party because of suspicions that his death was caused by the state. Argentina's recent history of the dictatorship of the 1970s--during which 30,000 people were disappeared and killed in detention centers--has not receded from memory. But days before the election, Maldonado's body was found, and the cause of death was determined to be "drowning," which defused the issue somewhat before the vote. Nevertheless, Macri is widely known to have given the military increased powers, and he has come under extreme criticism for questioning how many people were actually disappeared during the dictatorship and saying that there were "two sides" to the coup. In May, masses of people mobilized for protests that put a

organizations, such as the Center for Libertarian Studies and the Cato Institute, were also formed in the 1970s. Philosopher John Hospers, a one-time member of Rand's inner circle, proposed a non-initiation of force principle to unite both groups, but this statement later became a required "pledge" for candidates of the Libertarian Party and Hospers became its first presidential candidate in 1972. In the 1980s, Hess joined the Libertarian Party and served as editor of its newspaper from 1986 to 1990. Modern libertarianism gained significant recognition in academia with the publication of Harvard University professor Robert Nozick's Anarchy, State, and Utopia in 1974, for which he received a National Book Award in 1975. In response to John Rawls's A Theory of Justice, Nozick's book supported a minimal state (also called a nightwatchman state by Nozick) on the grounds that the ultraminimal state arises without violating individual rights and the transition fromfor left-wing anarchists, that is for anti-private property anarchists, either of the communist or syndicalist variety. But now we had taken it over". Indeed, the project of spreading libertarian ideals in the United States has been so successful that some Americans who don't identify as "libertarian" seem to hold libertarian views. Since the resurgence of neoliberalism in the 1970s, this modern American libertarianism has spread beyond North America via think tanks and political parties. == Contemporary libertarianism == === Contemporary libertarian socialism === A surge of popular interest in libertarian socialism occurred in Western nations during the 1960s and 1970s. Anarchism was influential in the counterculture of the 1960s and anarchists actively participated in the late sixties students and workers revolts. In 1968, the International of Anarchist Federations was founded in Carrara, Italy during an international anarchist conference held there in 1968 by the three existing European federations of France, the Italian

of dues, moved to Macau today after the issue was settled,..Mid-Day on May 22, 2017 Chinese President Xi Jinping today told his American counterpart Donald Trump that there were "a thousand reasons" to make the Sino-US ties work and "no reason" to break them as they met for the first..Deccan Herald on April 7, 2017 Bhangra Empire, an Indo-American bhangra dancing group, brought down the house during the half-time show at NBA's game between the Golden State Warriors and the Memphis Grizzlies on March 26, 2017, at..DNA on March 30, 2017 This is the final card that the Obamas will send out as the first family, and for their last photo they selected an image taken back in March at the State Dinner for Canadian Prime Minister Justin..MailOnline India on December9, 2016 United States President Barack Obama hosted the 14th and final formal State Arrival Ceremony and State Dinner on October 18. Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his wife Agnese Landini were..Rediff.com on October 23, 2016 The sound of herald trumpets and a full dose of pomp and pageantry on the South Lawn were orchestrated to welcome Renzi, one of the few world leaders to receive such a reception from the White..Firstpost on October 19, 2016 Obama has held 13 state dinners during nearly eight years in office, two more than President George W Bush, but fewer than other recent predecessors, according to the White House Historical..Firstpost on October 19, 2016 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will host a state dinner for the visiting heads of states and government of the BRICS

the veil before her case was submitted for trial. My reply was that I never thought that his commission in coming to England as Papal legate could be to pro- pose such a settlement of the question pending be- tween the queen and her husband, especially in such troubled times as these, when it seemed to me that old quarrels and dissensions between Christian princes ought to be appeased instead of being stirred up. The queen's case, moreover, so nearly touched his im- perial majesty, as well as his brothers, the Kings of Hungary and Portugal, that the emperor would never allow her to be unjustly treated. The legate's reply was that he was aware how much your im- perial majesty took this affair to heart, as appeared from the written answer given (in Spain) to this king's herald ; but if the queento raise any com- plaint against him. He would not move a step in the affair without fresh instructions from Rome, and, should he receive any, would not fail to apprise me of them." Then he required and received a promise of the most absolute secrecy from Mendoza on these confidential communications.* Five or six days afterwards, the queen received a strange visit, and had to submit to an interrogatory that she was far from expecting. As the legates, in their last conference with her^ had asked for any papers she had in her possession which might be useful in her suit, she had given them a copy of the brief of dispensation, the original having been at the time sent to Queen Isabella of Castille. Catharine had received this copy from Mendoza some time before. In the month of October she gave audience to

to go too far to have a good time. Endless shopping and dining opportunities are just minutes away, such as those at the upscale SouthPark Mall and Phillips Place. Charlotte’s top entertainment venues, like Bank of America Stadium, Time Warner Cable Arena, and Carowinds are just a quick drive away. There are several parks and green spaces in the area, but just 20 miles away is the majestic Lake Wylie, perfect for a weekend getaway. Dining Red Rocks Café – Red Rocks Café is a casual eatery that serves New American cuisine. The family-friendly restaurant offers a kids’ menu, as well as an extensive wine menu. Vegetarian and heart healthy meals are also available. Dine inside or out on the patio on a warm Carolina evening. Upstream – Esquire magazine namedThe Upshot: Investors Getting Static From Company Webcasts Technology has been lauded as the great equalizer of the financial markets, giving investors around the globe access to information once available only to Wall Street insiders. But technology, like democracy, has its kinks. Exhibit A: the dial-in investor conference call. While many companies publish phone numbers for the public, others force members of the media and individual investors to tune in via the Internet. That's fair enough in theory, maybe, but with the audio quality of many Webcasts akin to a Fisher-Price walkie-talkie, investors may find themselves straining their ears for information. On Tuesday morning's Federated Department Stores call, for example, only "invited guests" were cleared to listen by telephone. Others were directed to the company's Webcast. Judging from the connection, Federated management was sharing a cell phone

spoke of him 72 HIsfori/ and Genealogies as a teacher, having gone to school to him and they would invariably refer to his pains-taking and the peculiarity and regularity of his habits. It seems that he was a man of some education for his day and was not satisfied without imparting knowledge to the youth of the country. At the time of his death he had several grand-children grown or nearly grown, who, in after years, had vivid recollections of him and who often talked of him besides others of an older generation. They all gave him reverence. Susannah Woods, his wife, was born in Nelson County, Virginia, September 21, 17 68 and died on Drowning Creek August 13, 1832, in the 64th year of her age. Mention of her death and burial has already been made. She was regarded as afine woman in appear- ance as well as in what she did and it is said she was a great favorite of her father. Colonel .John Woods of Albemarle. (See Part 2 2, Chap. 19, Section 8). Their children are named in the coming sections: Section 1. Polly Miller a daughter was born in Albemarle County, Virginia Octoberl9, 1794, and when her parents were mov- ing tlie next spring to Kentucky, she was violently attacked with, whooping cough which caused her death May 24, 179.5, age 7 months and 5 days, and her remains were buried by the wayside under a large tree on the route they were traveling. Section 2. Colonel Robert Miller, a son, was born in Madison County, Kentucky, .June 22, 1796, the year after his parents' ar- rival in Kentucky. A further account of whom is given

an outstanding individual living and working in Africa, who combines strong journalism skills, on-air flair, and an exceptional talent in telling African stories with the ambition and potential to become a star of the future. As well as spending time with the BBC in London, the winner will also get to travel to Africa to report a story - and have that story shared across the continent and the world. Previous winners: 2015: Nancy Kacungira from Uganda from Uganda 2016: Didi Akinyelure from Nigeria from Nigeria 2017: Amina Yuguda from Nigeria from Nigeria 2018: Waihiga Mwaura from Kenya Kenyan journalist Waihiga Mwaura won last year's award and reported from Togo for his main project about young innovators turning e-waste into 3D printers and robots. Waihiga said that you could always sense "the passion in the wayKomla told the African story". "His will to change the narrative about Africa was one of the reasons he stood out amongst other international broadcasters," the 2018 award winner said. "I feel the placement at the BBC - working with Komla's friends and colleagues - has helped me to continue Komla's remarkable work, and I look forward to a day when more African journalists of the calibre of Komla will be able to tell unique African stories from different outlets around the world." Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption Ahead of the inaugural award, Komla Dumor's former colleagues reflected on the broadcaster's talent Waihiga will take part in the 2019 launch event, chairing a debate for the BBC World Service about the power of young Nigerians in the forthcoming

PIERRE, S.D. -- Ahead of what has been billed as a “potentially historic” April snowstorm from the National Weather Service, a number of weather closures and cancellations were made Friday. On the roads, Interstate 90 from Murdo to Mitchell was closed at 2:30 p.m., joining the stretch from Rapid City to Murdo earlier in the day. Interstate 29 was also closed from the North Dakota border to Brookings on Friday afternoon. The South Dakota Department of Transportation said more interstate closures and no travel advisories were expected as the storm system continued to move through. Officials have urged motorists to not travel or plan to travel across the state Friday and into the weekend. The NWS office in Sioux Falls issued a forecast update Friday afternoon, estimating 12-18 inches ofDigital Nature Records is proud to present Flying Lotus - the new EP from Denature. It contains two tracks that will definitely satisfy your needs for psychedelic music. Denature is a project of young man, George Moisidis, from the State of Greece who started his journey into Psychedelic trance and Psychill music almost a decade ago. Ever since, he wanted to recreate his own sounds and he began studying and learning production grooves and synthesis- the awesome process of music production. Denature specializes in creating unique psychedelic music with different hypnotic dark atmospheres and sick arpeggios. Grab a copy now!

envy of all who saw it. Young, almost fabulously wealthy, singularly generous and amiable, the young Earl of Airlie was the center of at least half a hundred of matrimonial plots; but he was not easily managed. Mammas with blooming daughters found him a difficult subject. He laughed, talked, danced, walked, and rode, as society wished him to do; but no one had touched his heart, or even his fancy. Lord Airlie was heart-whole, and there seemed no prospect of his ever being anything else. Lady Constance Tachbrook, the prettiest, daintiest coquette in London, brought all her artillery of fascination into play, but without success. The beautiful brunette, Flora Cranbourne, had laid a wager that, in the course of two waltzes, she would extract three compliments from him, but she failed in the attempt. Lord Airlie was pronounced incorrigible. The factwas that his lordship had been sensibly brought up. He intended to marry when he could find some one to love him for himself, and not for his fortune. This ideal of all that was beautiful, noble, and true in woman the earl was always searching for, but as yet had not found. On all sides he had heard of the beauty of Lord Earle's daughters, but it did not interest him. He had been hearing of, seeing, and feeling disappointed in beautiful women for some years. Many people made the point of meeting the "new beauties," but he gave himself no particular trouble. They were like every one else, he supposed. One morning, having nothing else to do, Lord Airlie went to a fete given in the beautiful grounds of Lady Downham. He went early, intending to remain only

of thousands of participants come from around the world to take part in the tomato fight. The harmless battle includes more than one hundred metric tons of over-ripe tomatoes that are thrown in the streets. The week-long festival features music, dancing, and fireworks and on the night before the tomato fight, there is a paella cooking contest. Nearly 30,000 people participate in the fight, which has a significant impact on the local economy as there are only 9,000 residents in the town normally. 2. The Encierro/The Running of the Bulls: Pamplona, Spain There are several festivals that are celebrated in Irunea/Pamplona every year from the 6th-14h of July. Perhaps the most well-known festival to those outside of the region is The Encierro, which is better known as “The Running ofthe Bulls.” This event is held in high regard for the locals and is a festive event that might not even be imagined in other parts of the world. Its origins began many, many years ago with a simple need to move bulls from outside of the city into the bullring. The festival starts at the corral in Calle Santo Domingo when the clock strikes eight in the morning. At that time, the bulls are released behind a group of runners who are then chased by and lead the bulls into the corral. 3. Carnival: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Literally the biggest carnival in the world, this is a festival that must be experienced to be believed. It starts at Lent each year and includes nearly 2 million locals and

possibility of cardiac arrhythmia and that he had no way of stating, to any degree of medical certainty, that the cause of Dunnigan's death was due to the combination of drugs and alcohol in her body. T.712-13. The defense next called Dr. Louis Roh ("Dr.Roh"), the deputy chief medical examiner in Westchester County, New York. Dr. Roh reviewed the autopsy and toxicology reports and viewed photographs of the scene and the body. T.726, 733. Dr. Roh testified that he had performed several autopsies involving manual strangulation as the cause of death, and he outlined the signs commonly found: nail marks of the strangler compressing the victim's neck, scratch marks by the victim on the attacker's hands, broken nails on the victim's hands, petechial hemorrhage on the victim, and facialpressure to Dunnigan's neck had been applied, and then released and reapplied, there would not have been any petechial hemorrhage. T.804. Dr. Nicholas Forbes ("Dr.Forbes"), the chief medical examiner for Monroe County, testified in rebuttal for the prosecution. Dr. Forbes examined the photographs and report of the autopsy, which he noted showed recent bruises and definite areas of hemorrhage on the forearms, flank and right hip. T.856-57. Dr. Forbes testified that the bruising and hemorrhage on the anterior portion of Dunnigan's neck resulted from the application of force and were pre-death injuries. T.857-58. Dr. Forbes explained that while there was no visible area of bruising on Dunnigan's neck at the time her body was observed at the scene or at the autopsy, it would have appeared later due to further

a video a few years back where Jill Whalen addressed a marketing conference of non-SEOs. She was talking about SEO, but I'm not sure the audience were responding all that well, mostly because it was new concept for them. However, when Jill got to the end of her speech, where she talked about a local dentist who had been about to go broke because he had a lack of patients, and after Jill did her work, she said "and instead of going broke, he had to hire more staff!". At that point, you could see the the audience just light up. The MC noted it, too, and commented on it. The language resonated. At that point, the idea became simple and obvious. SEO is really about growing business. Everyone could relate toclimate change," the study's author, marine scientist Matthew Huelsenbeck, said, noting those hardest hit rely on small-scale fishermen who are not equipped to chase retreating fish into colder, deeper, and more distant waters. The report coincided with the third 'Symposium on the Ocean in a High CO2 World' in the Californian coastal town of Monterey, which is addressing increased ocean acidification. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is due to report in 2014 on ocean acidification, which the symposium estimated had advanced by 30 percent since the start of the industrial revolution. Climate change was projected to worsen over the next half-decade, and fishing industries in the United States and developed nations would suffer too, the Oceana report showed. (Reporting by Mary Slosson; Editing by John Stonestreet) Also on HuffPost: Close  Most

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deep cutting through one of the grassyhills had been made for the line that now crossed the lower arc ofthe amphitheatre. His conjecture was justified on entering it by the appearance of ashadowy horseman in full career round the circle, and he had nodifficulty in recognizing Pereo. As there was no other exit thanthe one by which he came, the other being inaccessible by reason ofthe railroad track, he calmly watched him twice make the circuit ofthe arena, ready to ride towards him when he showed symptoms ofslackening his speed. Suddenly he became aware of some strange exercise on the part ofthe mysterious rider; and, as he swept by on the nearer side of thecircle, he saw that he was throwing a lasso! A horrible thoughtthat he was witnessing aninsane rehearsal of the murder of hisfather flashed across his mind. A far-off whistle from the distant woods recalled him to his calmersenses at the same moment that it seemed also to check theevolutions of the furious rider. Guest felt confident that thewretched man could not escape him now. It was the approachingtrain, whose appearance would undoubtedly frighten Pereo toward theentrance of the little valley guarded by him. The hill-side wasalready alive with the clattering echoes of the oncoming monster,when, to his horror, he saw the madman advancing rapidly towardsthe cutting. He put spurs to his horse, and started in pursuit;but the train was already emerging from the narrow passage,followed by the furious rider, who had wheeled abreast of theengine, and was, for a moment or two, madly keeping

is not identified in the report, was in the midst of working with the city planning department on a design for the five-townhouse project with downtown views in a part of Oakland long starved for development. The property owner was contacted by a “next-door neighbor who stated that his wife was an Oakland city councilmember and further stated that he and his wife would be working to stop the project if the design was not changed to their liking,” according to the report. Shortly afterward, the report states, the councilwoman contacted Oakland Planning and Building Department chief Rachel Flynn to complain about the town house project. It says Flynn visited the lot, decided the design was subpar and pressured the property owner to make several modifications to mollify theThree people were arrested in connection with a home invasion in Unity in the middle of the night Tuesday. Maine State Police are searching for a fourth person involved in the incident on Wanning Road. Additional Photos Bryan Gower Alexander Salvas Paige Lanctot Danny Green State Police said three men forced their way into the home of a 72-year-old woman who woke at 1 a.m. to find the men dressed in dark clothing in her bedroom demanding money and drugs. The woman was not hurt and was able to call the police emergency line after the men left with cash and her cellphone. State police said the intruders had bought gloves, bandannas and zip ties before the robbery, although the woman was not tied up. Arrested and taken to the Waldo County Jail were: •

65; died April 17, 1865. 10. Ed S. Embry, born April 6, 18 67; died Feb. 3, 1889. 11. Frank S. Embry, born Oct. 17, 1869; died. Mrs. Embry was a member of the old Baptist Church. Section 4. William Stanton Hume, a son, born Sept. 4, 1832; died Sept. 12, 1885; was an active man; married Miss Eugenia Bur- nam, accumulated a considerable estate, and died; his widow sur- vives. To them were born: 1. John M. Hume, born April 4, 1858; died April 19, 1858. 2. Thompson Burnam Hume, born March 31, 1859; died No- vember 29, 18 59. 3. Edmund B. Hume, born Nov. 21, 18 60; married Oct. 2, 1888, to Nettie Stockton; residents of Richmond, Ky. 4. Stanton B. Hume, born Aug. 26, 1863: married Oct. 8, 1889, to Pattie Miller. His widow lives in Richmond, Ky. 5.died Aug. 8, 1868. 4. John Robert McRoberts, born Feb. 25, 187 0. 5. George Andrew McRoberts, born Nov. 20, 1871. 6. Susan Elizabeth McRoberts, born June 11, 1874; married Lewis N. Neale, of Madison County, Ky. They bought a fine, rich farm near Richmond, on which they now live. To them has been born one child: 1. Lewis Newland Neale, Jr. 94 Histori/ and Genealogies CHAPTEE 10. MARGARET MILLER. (Named in Chapter 5, Section 7.) x\rtiole 1. — Margaret ^liller, a daughter of Daniel stiller and Sii- saiuiah Woods, his wife, was born in Madison Connty Ky., De- cember 20, 1805 (to January 15, 1873). She was a good woman in every sense of the word; a consistent member of the Presbyterian Chnrcli. February 9, 1S26, she was united in marriage to Edmund L. Shaclielford (born March 26, 1S02; died April 21, 1876), an elegant gen- tleman and man of

year (see the infographic below). Education is simply one of the economic – and social – areas to which the government wants to shift the focus. Wang Huiyao, the director general of the Center for China and Globalization and a senior visiting fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, summed it up eloquently in the New York Times at the start of this year: “Among the goals is the transformation of China from a manufacturing hub to a world leader in innovation – a grand objective. One step is to increase the pool of highly skilled workers, to 180 million by 2020 from the current 114 million. Another is to ensure that by 2020, 20% of the work force has had a college education. That would be 195 million people. “For thedidn’t know that, did you? FEATUREHannibal masks and camp classics: the story of Slaven Bilic’s guitar days PROFILEEurope calling: how Markus Weinzierl became Germany's most promising coach FEATURE The 13 maddest managers ever: silly superstitions, star signs and Sitton PROFILE How Spurs flop Rebrov overcame identity, war and Lobanovsky to rule Kiev PROFILE Why Bob Bradley is heading for the top - one fascinating step at a time PROFILE Guardiola, Enrique... Cocu? How PSV's chief caught up with Barca's best PROFILE Money, ambition and betrayal: the bitter story of Jorge Jesus' Benfica walkout FEATURE The top 12 managers in the Football League FEATURE Managers' Men: football's 'special' relationships, by those who know best INFOGRAPHICThe most represented leagues of FFT's 50 Best Football Managers in the World 2015 INFOGRAPHICThe ages of FourFourTwo's 50 Best Football Managers in the World 2015 INFOGRAPHICThe

support for drone strikes. That being said, there is little doubt that civilians have died in drone attacks. But that just raises the bigger question: is there a better alternative to drone strikes for counterterrorism in northwest Pakistan? To answer that question, we can look to the Swat Valley, just north of Waziristan, where 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by Taliban militants last Tuesday for advocating for girls’ education. Swat, like Waziristan, has been a stronghold of the Taliban. But unlike Waziristan, Swat has not seen any drone strikes. Instead, in Swat, the only available alternative approach was taken. For much of 2007 and 2008, the people of Swat were left at the mercy of the Taliban, who operated with impunity and killed, tortured, wounded, and displacedcountless people. Then, after being pressured by the United States, the Pakistani military entered Swat and conducted an operation to root out the Taliban. The military operation resulted in thousands of deaths, many more wounded, and over one million people displaced, with a quarter million refugees crammed into mere 24 camps — the worst crisis since Rwanda in 1994, according to the United Nations. The operation also resulted in the destruction of hundreds of schools and egregious human rights violations by the Pakistani military – some of which I witnessed personally. By comparison, there are far fewer cases of displacement, civilian deaths, and other destruction in Waziristan where drone strikes are used. Nevertheless, by yet another comparison of hypocrisy, those who are loudest about casualties from U.S. drone strikes

the surface of Mars, as they complete strange potato-shaped annular eclipses in front of the Sun (see below). All of these observations have enabled astronomers to refine the orbits of Phobos and Deimos with greater precision. A landing on Phobos would be a first, but it would actually be easier than landing on Mars itself due to the moon's negligible surface gravity. Humans have tried to visit the Martian moons before: NASA proposed a mission named the Phobos and Deimos Mars Environment explorer (PADME) in 2014, but it lost to Psyche and Lucy for Discovery Program funding. The Russians also attempted a sample return mission mission named Phobos-Grunt in 2011, but it failed to leave Earth orbit and re-entered over the South Pacific on January 15, 2012. Though it's unclear whetherRussia will attempt another mission like Phobos-Grunt, Roscosmos did contribute hardware to the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and failed EDM Schiaparelli lander, and the country's contributions will also play a role in ESA's ExoMars Rover, set to launch in July 2020. To date, JAXA has only attempted one mission to Mars: the ill-fated Nozomi mission, which failed to enter orbit around the Red Planet in 2003 due to a malfunctioning valve, which resulted in insufficient fuel for braking. However, JAXA does have experience with sample returns from the Hayabusa 1 mission to 25143 Itokawa, as well as Hayabusa 2, which is set to arrive at 162173 Ryugu in June 2018. Interest in Mars is sure to spike next summer as we head towards an opposition on July 27, 2018 that's

briefly in Seneca County and are listed in the 1850 Seneca County census with their 2 oldest children. However, by 1860 this family had moved west to Mercer County, Ohio. As listed in the 1860 Mercer County census, their family numbered 7 children as shown below. Dorothea died on 18 Jan 1904 in Celina, Mercer County. Jacob's father Jacob Sr. owned property next to John Host, father of Catherine wife of John Gerhardstein. Part of the land that is now Sebastien Catholic Cemetery was donated by Jacob Schwartz Sr. Beyond the names of 7 offspring listed below, I know nothing else about this Gerhardstein descendant branch. Johann and Magdalena's 6th child Marie Anne (Mary) Gerhardstein was born in Siegen, Alsace on 12 May 1827. Thus, she probably was 3 years of age when the family moved from France to America. In about1850, Mary married Joseph Neiss, her second cousin. [ I have heard that Joseph and Mary had 14 children, though I have the names of only ten. ] The ten children listed below were all born in Seneca County, Ohio. However, sometime later this family and several others among the German-Alsatian residents of Seneca County relocated to Pulaski County and White County, Indiana. Mary died on 28 Jan 1902 in White County, Indiana. [ Though a few in this family have been in contact with my cousins in Ohio and Michigan, I know very little to nothing about their history in Indiana. ] Joseph Neiss was born 14 Jun 1825 in Siegen, Alsace, s/o Jean Daniel Neiss and Marie Anne Bessler who also emigrated from France to America. Joseph Neiss died October 1904 in White County, Indiana. Jean Daniel Neiss' parents were

soon as next summer. With no LeBron in Cleveland, the Cavs’ chances of being the NBA East big dog are greatly reduced. So Irving is looking to get to the next super team while he has options. Forcing the Cavs to deal him to a potential champion like San Antonio or Houston now would give him the advantage of forming the team that succeeds Golden State as champion. Because super teams are all the rage in the NBA. The first assembled champion was James’ Miami Heat squad, when he brought together Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade in South Beach to win two NBA titles in their years as teammates. When James decided to return to his original team in Cleveland, it was Irving and Kevin Love he enticed to the shoreof Lake Erie for a championship run. But Golden State got there first as a super squad, with Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Key Thompson and (last year) Kevin Durant creating an unbeatable squad in the Pacific northwest. So the Cavs have lost two of three Finals to the Warrior machine. The ascension of super teams in the NBA worries those people who think parity is the way to run a league. The concept of superstars uniting to create these juggernauts offends those who see dominant clubs as contrary to the spirit of expanded leagues and marketable logos ad nauseum. They point to the lacklustre first rounds of this year’s NBA postseason as proof that benchmark teams are bad for business. While the series were underwhelming, it still didn’t hurt national TV

has been killing seal pups off the coast of Denmark, warning that thousands of seals could die if the disease spreads to other northern European countries. (AP, 6/23/07) 2007 Jun 29, Germany and Denmark agreed to build an 11-mile bridge spanning the waters between the two nations and cut travel times between Scandinavia and central Europe. (AP, 6/29/07) 2007 Jul 27, Victor Frunza (72), a Romanian anti-communist dissident and writer, died in Denmark of a heart attack. He was forced to leave Romania in 1980 after writing a letter critical of the communist regime led by dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. While in Romania, Frunza secretly wrote a history of communism in the country that was published in Denmark in 1984. He also wrote essays championing human rights and published a political magazine. (AP, 7/30/07) 2007 Aug 1, Denmark, France and Indonesia offered to contribute to a joint UN-Africanbarricades and cars and smashing shop windows. Officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd. The unrest started after a demonstration the previous day commemorating the Youth House, a makeshift cultural center for the city's anarchists and disaffected youth that was demolished in March. (AP, 9/2/07) 2007 Sep 26, Transparency International's 2007 index ranked Myanmar and Somalia as the most corrupt nations. Both received the lowest score of 1.4 out of 10. Denmark, Finland and New Zealand were ranked the least corrupt, each scoring 9.4. (AP, 9/26/07) 2007 Oct 5, Chinese medical officials agreed not to transplant organs from prisoners or others in custody, except into members of their immediate families. The agreement was reached at a meeting of the World Medical Association in Copenhagen. (AP, 10/6/07) 2007 Nov 13, Voting began in Denmark's national election, with polls showing that the center-right government needs a new ally to stay

Maldives. The medical college is running with several other affiliated teaching hospitals in addition to its own. These are the infectious disease hospital, hospital for tuberculosis and chest disease, and three thana health complexes in rural settings of Rangpur district. New inclusions since 1991 are the nuclear medicine center, coronary care unit, diarrhoeal disease control and training unit, neuromedicine, neurosurgery,urology, hepatology medicine, paediatric hepatology, respiratory medicine,endocrine and metabolic diseases, paediatric surgery, radiotherapy, physical medicine department, and burn unit. The General Medical Council of the United Kingdom has recognized the graduates of this college with effect from 1 January 1996. Currently running Rp-40 batch. ADMISSION PROCEDURE: Admission for under graduate students are solely controlled by the Director, Medical Education, DGHS, Dhaka. For admission of foreign student respective country will conduct withMinistry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Currently there is no provision for admission of foreign students in postgraduate courses in this medical college and also in other government medical colleges in Bangladesh. Only BSMMU, Dhaka is allowing a limited number of foreign students in their postgraduate courses. DEAPRTMENTS AND TEACHERS TEACHING FACILITIES AND EVALUATION SYSTEM Teaching facilities Rangpur Medical College and its allied hospitals render the teaching facilities in lecture galleries, dissection halls, tutorial rooms, a museum, autopsy room, modern morgue, laboratories, seminar rooms and library. All the teaching facilities are equipped with modern multimedia projectors with laptops, overhead projector and cordless microphones. Most of the departments are equipped with laptops, desktops computers and multimedia projector. It also provides equipment for practical classes and laboratory work. There is a facilities

several tools that automatically enforce e-mail archiving policies. Most companies have learned the wisdom of backing up their e-mail, sometimes the hard way. Now, faced with growing regulatory pressures, especially with the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and shrinking message stores, some administrators are moving on to 'arming' their messaging systems with software in the emerging category of ARM (archiving and records management). IBM is planning a new release of Lotus Domino/Notes for 2004 that will act as a migration path to the NextGen architecture based on WebSphere and DB2. Meanwhile, the first two products in the NextGen family -- a lightweight e-mail system and a learning management offering -- are slated for release this year.have been among the most hotly debated and argued topics in the last 5 years. The HHS mandate thing just dropped out of the sky a year ago. Those two things have been going on for some time: the torture issue in light of the US war on terror, and the death penalty for some decades now. Guest A priest at the Catholic Church down the street who looks awefully black will be shocked to hear that, as will several families I know who are Catholic and also black, as will the millions of Africans who are Catholic. Move past post-modernity and get your information from sources other than ‘the place where everyone thinks like I do’. RobMcCune Annie probably meant as a category in the statistics from the survey. Maybe you

end is another Aggie appearing for his last collegiate football game today. Little Herbie stands just 5 feet 10 inches and weighs only 173, but he's every ounce a football-playing piece of machinery. He was almost unanimous choice for All· Southwest Conference end this year, and End Coach Dough Rollins of the Aggies says "he's more end per pound than any man in football today" . Smith hails from San Angelo and has lettered three years on the Aggie varsity. Particularly adept at spilling interference and turning plays inside his end. Herbie often brings the rabid football fans In the stands to their feet by a brilliant defensive play. Continued on Page 41 THEO. WEISS & CO. INCORPORATED NEW ORLEANS, LA. Manufacturers of Bimini Ensemble Suits Peer Uniforms Wash, Dress and Work Pants for Men and Boys THE SUGAR BOWL CLASSIC IS TOPS IN FOOTBALL and A. BALDWIN & COMPANY, Inc. 'Tops in FineWest and Southwest of New Orleans cane is the business and livelihood of the people . . . people who by the ag­gregate value of their forty million dollar crop do business with you of other states. The Arrterican Sugar Cane League •==============================------ \ AGGIE THUMB- NAILS Continued from Page 32 Ernest Pannell of Waco is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 207. He has just completed his second year as a regular tackle for the Aggies, and while over­shadowed this year by his teammate, Joe Boyd, the McLennan county giant nevertheless has shone forth on enough occasions to win All-Southwest Conference la,urels. * * * • William Audlsh, 5-foot 8-lnch 193-pound senior has been one of the most versatile athletes in Aggie his­tory from the standpoint of positi ons played. Rock lettered his Sophomore year at fullback. He then made his letter at guard last year and this

Williams is lining up a Mercedes engine deal for 2014 © Sutton Images Enlarge Related Links Teams: Mercedes | Williams Williams looks likely to switch to Mercedes engines next year after the two have been engaged in talks over the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. The introduction of a new V6 turbo engine formula for 2014 has kicked off speculation of several teams changing suppliers as costs ramp up. Williams is currently supplied by Renault but the French engine manufacturer is believed to be one of the most expensive options for 2014. Mercedes will supply its factory team, Force India and McLaren in 2014 but lose the latter to Honda in 2015. Mercedes executive director Toto Wolff said his team was keen to retain three customers under the new regulations and confirmed talks with Williams,a team that he still holds shares in. "It's clear we are losing an engine customer in 2015 and for Mercedes it is important to have a regular business case and it is important to have at least three customers from 2015 onwards," he said. "This is why we are having certain discussions and Williams is one of them. "It would be for 2014, because nobody would sign a one-year deal with anyone." Renault will supply Red Bull and Caterham in 2014 and is expected to add Toro Rosso to that list before the end of the year. Lotus, currently powered by Renault, has not confirmed its plans but has a long history with the French manufacturer dating back to its time as a factory team. Sauber, supplied by Ferrari this year,

McFeely, executive assistant director of the FBI's Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services Branch, said the bureau was immediately aware of the threat and is "handling it as a criminal investigation." "We are always concerned when someone illegally accesses another person('s) or government agency's network," he said. The U.S. Sentencing Commission said its website was brought down "temporarily" before it was restored later Saturday. "The commission's publications, training materials and federal sentencing statistics are again readily accessible to visitors to the site," it said in a statement. The suicide of Internet activist Aaron Swartz on January 11 triggered the posting of the hackers' message to the web address of the sentencing commission, they said. His death, which they blamed on the justice system, "crossed a line," the letter said. A YouTube video accompanied themessage, and made use of images from Cold War nuclear scenarios and games of strategy. The letter contained nuclear metaphors to refer to chunks of embarrassing information. The hackers said they have obtained "enough fissile material for multiple warheads," which it would launch against the Justice Department and "its associated executive branches." It gave the "warheads" the names of U.S. Supreme Court justices. Anonymous accused the FBI of infiltrating its ranks and claimed the federal government is applying "highly disproportionate sentencing" to ruin the lives of some of its members. Swartz, 26, was facing federal computer fraud charges and could have served 35 years in prison. Anonymous said he "was killed," because he "faced an impossible choice." His family has issued a statement saying that federal charges filed over allegations that he stole

Marouane Fellaini. Gibson has enough creative nous and passing ability to allow the Belgian to concentrate on his more natural defensive duties of hassling, hounding and harassing any opposing player that comes near him with the ball. He is the league’s premier ball winner. On the same note, there seems to be enough intuition between the pair to cover the other should one venture forward. Yesterday, Gibson again did the simple things right, he created a chance, reeled off a decent shot, passed well enough (at 79%) but mainly gave his side a balanced structure in the middle of the park. When necessary, he was prominent at both ends. Gibson’s most striking statistics is how he is now unbeaten in 10 appearances for Everton, and indeed in his lastwell-rounded game. Next Page: Jelavic Stats Compared to Louis Saha… Jelavic – Saha Comparison Compared to Saha, Jelavic has been a revelation. He is far more conspicuous and involved in play. He seems to read the game better, he has been sharper in the penalty area and he has also fashioned out a number of opportunities for his team-mates. A considerable amount more than what Saha was doing during his final weeks on Merseyside. Jelavic was a constant threat against West Brom. He kept possession well, and passed tidily. In the final third he hit five shots, set up Leon Osman’s finish (although the own-goal ruling deprives him of an official assist here), and laid off three further chances for others. Keen to impress in front of his watching national coach, Slaven

'80s, Saddam Hussein gave the vessel to King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia, who later gave it to King Hussein of Jordan. His son sent the ship to the south of France. After the U.S. invasion and Saddam's demise, Iraq wanted its boat back, and a court granted its wish in 2008. But Iraq couldn't manage to sell the gilded albatross, and so it had to bring it home and find a use for it. Basrah Breeze The yacht finally got a new life when a series of University of Basra professors got a hold of it. Last year, they used the opulent watercraft to explore a recently discovered coral reef off the country's coast. The scientists want to go back—they just have to figure out howMicrosoft is signing up testers, as of September 9, who want to kick the tires of the company's next-generation CRM software, service and app store. The betas won't be available until later this month -- next week some time in the case of Dynamics CRM 2011, and before the end of the month, in the case of the Dynamics Marketplace, Microsoft officials said. The sign-up site for the CRM 2011 beta is http:///www.crm2011beta.com. Update: Some testers aren't having to wait, and getting access immediately to the beta bits, as of September 9. (Here's a link to the on-premises CRM 2011 beta code from the Microsoft Download site.) A spokesperson said: "The team has started to roll out access especially folks that had signed up earlier to be informed of the

– who was a preseason favorite and Junior National Folkstyle champion – and Richard Casillas(Northview, So.). Sac Joaquin contends with champ and Cadet Folkstyle All-American Jordan Aquino (Vacaville, Jr.), section runner-up and Junior Nationals All-American Christian Ramos(Benicia, Jr.), and Isaac Blackburn (Del Oro, Sr.). Ramos and Blackburn are making their second state appearances. Others to watch include Temecula Valley titlist Logan Eaton(Oakdale, Jr.), two-time state qualifier and North Coast champ Donovin Guerrero (De La Salle, So), three-time Central Coast champ Jimmie Lopez (Christopher, Sr.), San Diego champKai Kramer (La Costa Canyon, So.), and a pair of three-time state qualifiers from the Northern section, two-time champ Morgan Sauseda (Chico, Jr.), and three-time runner-up Hugo Punzo (Orland, Sr.). 113 POUNDS: Please fasten your seat belts – this is going to be wildride! With five returning state medalists, parity definitely defines this weight class. Returning state champion and NHSCA bronze medalistAdrian Camposano (Central, Sr.) moves up a weight in hopes of repeating his gold medal performance of 2013. He will be challenged by fellow returning state medalists Vincent Elizalde (Brawley, Sr.), Durbin Lloren (Buchanan, So.), Perez Perez (Windsor, Sr.), andNico Colunga (Oakdale, Jr.). Elizalde is a four-time state qualifier and also an NHSCA All-American. Lloren is a Flo Nationals All-American who wrestled up a weight at Doc Buchanan and won the title and Outstanding Wrestler award. North Coast champ Perez is a three-time state qualifier who also placed at both Cadet and Junior Nationals events in Folkstyle and Greco Roman. Colunga is a three-time state qualifier who recently won his

Wirt's lament and longing, in the following: "To be buried in law for eight or ten years, without the power of opening a book of taste for a single day! O, horrible! horrible! most horrible! O, for that wealth that would enable me to wander at large through the fields of general literature, as whim or 40 MEMOIR OF JEREMIAH MASON. learning, all which was at the instant command of a mind at once powerful and ready. He was abundantly able to cope with any of the resident lawyers of Portsmouth and its vicinity; nor had he occasion to shun an encounter with such formidable antagonists as Jeremiah Smith of Exeter, or Samuel Dexter, Theophilus Par- (41) sons, and Joseph Story of Massachusetts, each of whom was some- times retained against him in important cases. On the 9th day of November,1799, Mr. Mason was married to Miss Mary Means,'' daughter of Col. Robert Means of Amherst, New Hampshire. This proved a union of rare happiness, securing to him what a hard-working lawyer so much needs, the life-long blessing of a happy home. Mrs. Mason was a woman of excellent understanding, of much gentleness of character, and winning man- ners. As a wife and mother she could not be surpassed. Her hus- band was nowhere so happy as under his own roof. Often obliged to leave home in obedience to the calls of public or professional duty, he always had an assurance that during his absence his house- hold would be watched over with the most judicious and affectionate care. He was given to hospitality, and Mrs. Mason received and entertained his guests with a simple and graceful welcome which was the

which continued to be dominated by grocers and fishmongers. Another reform made the common council the agency for electing mayor and sheriffs, rather than electors chosen by mayor and aldermen. These changes in electoral procedures were also reversed in 1384. Only twelve of the twenty-four aldermen gave their assent to these reforms, and six of those were grocers; these assenters perhaps felt it better to acquiesce in the reforms than provoke a struggle that might bring the king's intervention – a prospect highly feared by the aldermen, even though Edward III had limited the circumstances under which the monarchy would seize the city liberties into its own hands. The reforms may have been assisted by indirect support from John of Gaunt, who had similar underlying interests to Northampton's; this would help explain why Northampton later turned (unsuccesfully) to Gaunt for aid incrucial moments. Brembre, Philpot and Walworth were among those who were absent from the proceedings; they presumably represented a more militant viewpoint, but not yet inclined to open resistance. A committee of eight was formed to review the city ordinances; it included Northampton and several of his known supporters. The constitutional reforms, along with re-written oaths of office which probably emphasised the accountability of officials to the community, were embodied in a new edition of the city custumal, selecting for inclusion only those earlier ordinances considered good by those now in power. It was called the Jubilee Book. The jubilation of the reformers was short-lived. In 1377 Brembre, Walworth and Philpot came to the fore as the leaders of the capitalist party and re-united it in the face of Gaunt's efforts to extend the authority of the marshalsea court into the city. They proposed

created by politicians from his own state...PENANG. And if it wasn't arrogance, impertinence and disloyalty to Pak Lah's leadership by these Penang politicians, what else can we say of them? At long last, a new Malaysian Armed Forces, Officers Mess at the Ministry of Defence, will finally be constructed to replace the old and dilapidated Officers Mess that was build during the colonial era. I remembered writing personally to the Minister of Defence, Dato Seri Najib in 2001, explaining to him the poor state of the officers mess and that the Armed Forces deserve a new officers mess. I was sadden at the sight of the officers mess, especially the officers rooms, which are constructed of wooden structures, most of which are being infested by white ants and crumbling. Imess once it is ready. Sunday, September 7, 2008 Rumours abound that the crossover of several BN parliamentarians to the opposition this September 16, is likely to take place, despite persistent denial by the BN leadership. Talks along the streets and coffee shops in and around Kuala Lumpur, clearly wants a change of government. The scene is somewhat similar prior to the March 8 general elections, where the talk of the town was one that favoured an opposition win. Despite a want for change, the people seemed skeptical as to the sort of government that the opposition will provide....will it be for the better or will it be worse? Will the corruption charges filed against the two Perak state PR Exco members be a reflection of the sort of PR government

in order to allow the narritive power that helps charge events with meaning. If time is measured too ferociously, events become very closely described in the game, both by the players and as a general consequence of play. This granularity seems sometimes to rob actions of wider meaning. If time becomes too 'fluffy' or soft, then tension is lost and meaningful decisions become harder. Generally speaking, during a game, the closer you measure time the more Hobbsian and conservative it gets. People play to safeguard and horde whatever they have, both as characters in the game and as players. They play to limit negative results. They can also get much more creative with the things they do have. When you go the other way, things become more relaxed, players improvise,kidnaps children and turns them into little demonic Frankenstein dopplegangers. An evil guy who is being evil mainly because he's a prick, and not for any other reasons. He wants to create a Golem that's intelligent and 'utterly loyal'? Presumably because he's never seen an episode of 'The Outer Limits'. He also traded with an Ice Demon for the ability to make Doll Golems and intends to create a city-destroying Golem of Mist. I like that he is using the most impractical methods possible to fuck with peoples shit. People found out he was up to bad stuff when he sent back children he'd stolen from the city after turning them into possessed doll-golems and they ended up killing their parents and doing surgery on pets. The city sent some guys

you back." And--just to take Eddie's church and show what he could do with it! By God HE'D bring those hicks to time and make 'em pay up! He flitted across the state to see his mother. His disgrace at Mizpah had, she said, nearly killed her. With tremulous hope she now heard him promise that maybe when he'd seen the world and settled down, he might go back into the ministry. In a religious mood (which fortunately did not prevent his securing some telling credit-information by oiling a bookkeeper with several drinks) he came to Sautersville, Nebraska, an ugly, enterprising, industrial town of 20,000. And in that religious mood he noted the placards of a woman evangelist, one Sharon Falconer, a prophetess of whom he had heard. The clerk in the hotel, the farmers about the implement warehouse, said that MissFalconer was holding union meetings in a tent, with the support of most of the Protestant churches in town; they asserted that she was beautiful and eloquent, that she took a number of assistants with her, that she was "the biggest thing that ever hit this burg," that she was comparable to Moody, to Gipsy Smith, to Sam Jones, to J. Wilbur Chapman, to this new baseball evangelist, Billy Sunday. "That's nonsense. No woman can preach the gospel," declared Elmer, as an expert. But he went, that evening, to Miss Falconer's meeting. The tent was enormous; it would seat three thousand people, and another thousand could be packed in standing-room. It was nearly filled when Elmer arrived and elbowed his majestic way forward. At the front of the tent was an extraordinary structure, altogether different from the platform-pulpit-American-flag arrangement of the stock evangelist.

Projects division of the WA Government; and Graeme McLean of the Department of Building Management and Works. Richard Young, ACA – WA President, began the evening with a brief overview of the contractual changes he has witnessed in the industry over the past 35 years. He recalled more informal and relaxed times – days, where contracts were often only handshakes or, if they were formal, were generally the standard RAIA client/architect agreement. These were also the days of fee scales, with 6% being the norm prior to the intervention of the Trades Practice Act. There has been a fundamental shift over the years, especially in major projects – the contractor is now often also the client and the architect is frequently separated from the party for whom they are designing.useful overview of how the profession is changing in terms of the procurement and delivery of key projects. Concerns still exist with respect to the unfairness of conditions incorporated in to bespoke contracts and the rise of D+C type contracts where the architect is distanced from the client. Leigh Robinson is a director of Taylor Robinson and a member of the ACA – WA Committee. The Changing World of Architecture was held on Wednesday, 12 November, 2014, in front of a full house at the Australian Institute of Architects headquarters in Nedlands.

is not so close as one might expect. For a brief residence--a temporary residence--a man might ... might--I say--' He cleared his throat; the tears came into his eyes: he sank into a chair. 'Oh! Will ... Will,' he cried, breaking down, and unable to pretend any longer. Then no one spoke. Indeed all our hearts were full. 'It is not so much on your account, Will,' said Jenny--I observed that she wore a domino, and indeed, she never came to the prison after the first visit without a domino, a precaution by no means unusual, because ladies might not like to be seen in Newgate, and in any case it might arouse suspicions if Jenny were recognised. 'I say it is not on your account, so much as for the sake of this dear creature. Madam--Alice--I implore you--take courage;conversation together, Alice and Jenny with my brother-in-law Tom, and myself, when we received a visit from no less a person than Mr. Probus himself. That Prince of villains had the audacity to call in person upon me. He stood in the doorway, his long, lean body bent, wearing a smile that had evidently been borrowed for the occasion. I sprang to my feet with indignation. My arm was gently touched. Jenny sat beside me, but a little behind. 'Hush!' she whispered. 'Let him say what he has to say. Sit down. Do not answer by a single word.' Mr. Probus looked disconcerted to see me resume my chair and make as if I neither saw nor heard. 'You did not expect, Mr. Halliday, to see me here?' I made no reply. 'I am astonished, I confess, to find myself here, after

In Wszyscy jesteśmy Chrystusami (We Are All Christs), Koterski conjured up one of the most terrifying and yet touching images of the addiction. Koterski never hid his own drinking problem, and in the film he spoke about passing the addiction on through generations. Adaś Miauczyński, a recurring protagonist in Koterski's films, and also an alter-ego of the director is a de-classed member of the intelligentsia. In the film, Miauczyński repeated the mistakes of his own father and passed on the sin of addiction to his own son (also portrayed in the film by Koterski's only son, Michał, who publicly spoke about his own struggle with drug addiction) The film by Koterski is one of the most perfect pictures of alcoholic disease, an ailment that looks for excuses and absolves itself.It is also a film that is disquieting as it borders on the surreal. Highly theatrical and nearly comic elements surface throughout the film, adding a completely unexpected quality of beauty while it seeks no excuse. Koterski himself explained: The first impulse for creating this film and its main axis are the painful memories of Sylwek the son about the drinking of his father, Adam. Adam's father also drank, and Adam was afraid of him, and had sworn to himself as a little boy that he will never assault his own son with such anxiety and shame (…) I will run ahead of the events and say something that I believe in, and something that is the fifth and most seminal reason for making this film: it's possible. It's possible

pierced basket, a box of matches!" "_Non! Non!_" said Mimi, with tremendous earnestness. "Thou art Pierrot, and I love thee! Let us say no more. I shall go back and prepare the dinner, and thou shalt remain and drink a Pernod. It will give thee heart. But follow quickly. Give me the key." She laid her wide-spread hand on his, palm upward, like a little pink starfish. "We go together, and I adore thee!" said Pierre, and kissed her in the sight of all men, and was not ashamed. * * * * * Caffiard leaned forward, picked up the fallen wine-card, pretended to consult it, and ponderouslyhe demanded. Cazeby made a small sign of bewilderment. "Ah, mon vieux," continued the other. "That, you know, is of no use with me. You ask me who I am. For one thing, I am one who has lived too long in touch with desperate men not to know the look in the eyes when the end has come. You think you are going to blow out your brains to-night." "Your wits are wandering; that's all," said Cazeby, compassionately. "Oh, far from it!" said Bibi-la-Raie, with a short laugh. "But one does not fondle one's revolver in the daytime without a good reason, nor does one leave it _on top_ of letters postmarked this morning unless one has been fondling it--quoi?" Cazeby was at the marqueterie desk in two strides, tugging at the upper right hand drawer. It was locked. He

The distribution of this story is for personal use only. Any other form of distribution is prohibited without the consent of the author. Chapter 1: The Facade The scarlet train billowed smoke, emitting a loud whistle. A sensation of excitement hung about the air. People were talking animatedly, running down the train’s corridors to their various compartments. The smell of summer hung in the air. Everything seemed perfect. A young man standing in the shadows took one last draw on his cigarette as he boarded the train. "What a facade," he muttered. Fred Weasley boarded the train just in time. With one last blast of a whistle, the train was off, leaving a trail of steam behind it. Fred meandered down the now empty corridor, passing several compartments before entering one on his left. "’Lo, Fred." Fred smiled at the speaker. "AllBut—" he was interrupted by the compartment door sliding open. The mirror image of Fred stepped through the door. He nodded at Fred. "Better get your robes off, Fred. They’ll be coming in a couple minutes." Fred shook his head. "Yes, I know George," he muttered, quickly pulling his robes over his head. From the end of the corridor a loud commotion started. George quickly stepped inside the compartment, closing the door. "Just in time," he muttered, glancing at his twin. The commotion grew louder as it came nearer to them. Deep masculine voices kept shouting out commands. Sometimes these were followed by quieter protests, but these sounds were always quickly stifled. Hermione quickly wiped her eyes at the sound of some girls screaming. George put a comforting arm around her shoulders. Suddenly their compartment door flew open. A burly man stood

in Jerusalem in 1925 was entitled: "Did Moses de Leon Write the Zohar?"33 The question occu­ pied him for many years. He sifted the writi ngs of kabbalists, critics, and scholars. He examined the Zohar's language, termi nology, ideas, 13 27. INTRODUCTION and symbolism i n the context of early Kabbalah and medieval Hebrew thought and literature. He explored the literary structure of the Zohar, its fictional format, and historical allusions. Scholem demonstrated that the peculiar Aramaic was constructed from literary sources, par­ ticularly the Babylonian Talmud and Targum Onqelos; it contains grammatical errors and medieval Hebraisms. The mystical theosophy of the work proved to be pure thirteenth-century Kabbalah, which derives from medieval Jewish Neoplatonism and Gnosticism. Scholem undertook a detailed analysis of all of Moses de Leon's extant Hebrew writings, most still in manuscript. Moses draws on the Zohar frequently, quoting it directly asan ancient work, paraphrasing or altering it, combining separate passages. "His method is that of the artist who shapes the material into any form he desires."34 Moses' Hebrew exhibits characteristics of the Zohar's Aramaic: the same strange syntax, the same new meanings, the same incorrect grammati­ cal forms. These similarities appear not only in Moses' translations of Zohar passages but also when he is writing on his own. Gradually Scholem became convinced that the author was one and the same. But whereas Graetz had condemned Moses de Le6n, Scholem defended his pseudepigraphic venture as a legitimate expression of religious creativ­ ity.3 S Scholem's student, Isaiah Tishby, has further advanced Zohar scholarship. His Mishnat ha-Zohar ("The Wisdom of the Zohar") in­ cludes extensive analyses and numerous translations arranged by sub­ ject. 14 28. 4 Traditionalists often feel threatened by the findings of critical scholarship. Some still cling to

a report - titled Scotland's Right to Choose - sent to Number 10 days after last month's general election. Ms Sturgeon wants another vote to take place next year, which the report argued would allow the "smoothest transition" for a separate Scotland to become an EU member in its own right. The SNP leader intends to campaign to win over civic Scotland and the other political parties ahead of next year's Scottish elections to the Holyrood Parliament.John Ryan John is an experienced broadcast television cameraman with over fifteen years of experience in studios and out on location. In the varied world of the media he can adapt to the job in hand bringing with it the requirements needed to get it in on budget with a speed and professionalism appropriate to the project. He has filmed and interviewed many prominent people over the years in highly pressurised scenarios (Daniel Radcliffe, Clint Eastwood, Leonardo Di Caprio, the Queen!) so he knows and understands what is required.

and other domestic initiatives. As Mr. Bush himself warned when he unveiled his national energy policy during a September campaign stop in Saginaw, Mich.: "Our nation has had three recessions in the last generation, and each one was tied to an energy shock." The Western energy crisis also will continue to test the balance between Mr. Bush's commitment to open markets and his sympathy for the plight of a fellow governor. The decision to extend the Clinton forced-sales order was "a very difficult call," Mr. Lindsey says, in part because the help provided to California came at the expense of the utility customers in other Western states, several of which are governed by Mr. Bush's close Republican colleagues. "This was not a costless extension," Mr. Lindsey says. "There'sa lot of pain in the West for having done the two-week extension." But the supply crunch that drove up wholesale costs this winter may only get worse as temperatures warm in the West and residents from California to New Mexico turn on their air conditioners. Republican officeholders, wary of the sort of political backlash that helped cost one California Congressman his seat last November, are pressing for further federal intervention. Alaska Sen. Frank H. Murkowski, the powerful chairman of the Senate Energy and National Resources Committee, says a market-based cap on wholesale prices may be needed for a transitional period. But Mr. Bush is flatly rejecting the idea of price caps. "A short-term delay of a needed solution," he says. The idea is also anathema to Mr.

At the scene of his latest kill, he scrawls a cryptic message, "Ask mother," on the wall with lipstick, prompting the press to dub him the Lipstick Killer. Meanwhile, Kyne Inc., one of the city's media empires, is thrown into turmoil after its owner suddenly dies. Kyne's son and heir, Walter (Vincent Price), is an arrogant douchebag who uses the Lipstick Killer story to manipulate three of his greedy underlings into competing for second in command. One newsman who wants no part of this is Edward Mobley (Dana Andrews), who seems more concerned with catching the killer than getting a promotion and keeps abreast of the investigation through a friend on the force, Lt. Kaufman (Howard Duff). Guess who just had six cups of coffee. Not much sleeping gets done in this city (though there's some sleeping around) as everyone undermines each other's attemptsto be promoted, to the point where the film sometimes plays more like a soap opera than hardcore film noir. Still, the story and its various subplots are just interesting enough to keep our attention until this perpetually perspiring perve strikes again. Good performances help, of course. Andrews' no-frills acting style serves his character well, while Rhonda Fleming & Ida Lupino make terrific temptresses who are as conniving as they are easy on the eyes. Sally Forrest, on the other hand, is duller than dishwater as Mobley's fiancée, (no wonder Lupino is able to lead him astray). A relatively minor late-career directorial effort from the great Fritz Lang, While the City Sleeps is nevertheless an engaging potboiler. Though not particularly memorable, it's efficiently-made, fast-paced and sometimes quite humorous. Calling the film a timeless classic is a stretch, but it's entertaining in-the-moment and

at LonZim, AMB called for an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to remove the Alternative Investments Market listed company's four directors off the board but the requisition to convene an EGM has been ignored. Should LonZim convene the meeting, AMB Ireland will seek to remove four directors from the board and reconstitute the board to pave way for the sale of the company's "non profitable and start-up" investments. In April, AMB Ireland sought an EGM through the registered owner of its LonZim shares, Pershing International Nominees Limited but LonZim is seemingly ignoring the demands. LonZim said then that the "EGM would most likely be held in June" but no date has been set yet. "AMB Ireland does not believe it is right and proper for the board to ignore a duly served shareholder requisition in this way," the company said. Damille Partners IV, a 6,46% shareholderin LonZim, has also thrown its support behind AMB Ireland and will support all its resolutions. AMB capital alleges there is a blatant conflict of interest on the part of LonZim directors. The financial services firm says of the £18,96 million capital that LonZim deployed in investments, £9,78 million, approximately 51,6% of the total capital, has been invested in related party transactions or transactions involving Lonrho and or its employees, "either immediately or in the future." The company cited Lonzim's acquisition of Lonrho shares in a private placement without shareholder approval as another case in point. The AIM company also acquired Blueberry International Services Limited from Lonrho and the lease by LonZim to Fly 540 Uganda, a Lonrho subsidiary, of the two aircraft purchased by LonZim in October 2008. LonZim also bought a 79% shareholding in Aldeamento Turistico de Macuti, SARL (ATdM), the holder of a Beira

on leaving Melbourne. They are words which people, like myself, who no longer live where they were raised will fully understand: "...although he will visit this city he has reluctantly called home for just on a quarter of a century, it will cease to be the home it was. And the elsewhere to which he is going will both replace that home and never replace it. And home itself, the very idea of it, will become something that requires thought and reflection, whereas until now he has always taken it for granted." p.260 (Fourth Estate, 2011)of a center cup. When the permanent Jewish Temple was established in Jerusalem in the tenth century, this lamp stand, called the menorah, became a permanent and essential implement of the Temple. It was to be fuelled with pure olive oil and burned continually. The Menorah Miracle of Hanukkah Fast forward a few hundred years to second century b.c.e. (Before Common Era). The Greeks lived in Israel and a tremendous clash of cultures took place. According to Rabbi Benjamin Blech in The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Understanding Judaism, “Hellenism [the Greek culture] worshipped the holiness of beauty; Judaism worshipped the beauty of holiness.” A battle raged for the heart of the Jews and many succumbed to the Greek lifestyle. Eventually, the King of Syria, who ruled over the Syrian-Greek Empire,

by Visakha. At that time, the Buddha was being attended upon by the Chief Disciples and all the senior bhikkhus. Thera Mahakaccayana, who spent the vassa in Avanti, had not yet arrived, and a seat was kept vacant for him. Sakka paid homage to the Buddha with flowers, incense and perfumes. On seeing a vacant seat he declared how he wished that Thera Mahakaccayana would come so that he could pay obeisance to him also. At that instant Mahakaccayana arrived; Sakka was very pleased and eagerly paid obeisance to him with flowers, incense and perfumes. The bhikkhus were awed by Sakka paying obeisance to Mahakaccayana, but some bhikkhus thought that Sakka was being partial to Mahakaccayana. To them, the Buddha said, "One who is restrained in his senses is loved by both men and devas." The Buddha then spokein verse as fellows: Verse 94. The arahat whose sense-faculties are calm like horses well-tamed by the charioteer, who is free from pride and moral intoxicants - such an arahat is held dear even by the devas. While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (95) of this book, with reference to the Chief Disciple Sariputta and a young bhikkhu. It was the end of the vassa; and Thera Sariputta was about to set out on a journey with some followers. A young bhikkhu, who bore some grudge against the thera, approached the Buddha and falsely reported that Thera Sariputta had abused him and beaten him. The Buddha therefore sent for the thera and questioned him, and Thera Sariputta replied as follows: "Venerable Sir! How could a bhikkhu, who steadfastly keeps his mind on the body, set out

"I want to congratulate Hillary Clinton on making history as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president of the United States," he said in the video. "Look, I know how hard this job will be. That's why I know Hillary will be good at it. In fact, I don't think there's even been someone so qualified to ever hold this office." "I have seen her judgment," he continued. "I've seen her toughness. I've seen her commitment to our values up close. I'm with her. I am fired up and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary." The video was recorded earlier this week but was set for release after the president met with Bernie Sanders at the White House, CBS News reported. Sanders met with President Obama forInspiration for exploration – beginning in Interior Alaska The Palace at Versailles – Part One. Above: The private cathedral at the Palace of Versailles. Chateau de Versailles is unlike anything I have ever seen. Enormous, gaudy, deluxe, extravagant, historical, overwhelming and beautiful, all barely begin to describe the centerpiece of the Paris suburb of Versailles. Originally built as a hunting lodge for King Louis XIII, the Palace at Versailles was the official seat of power for courts and the government from 1682 until the French Revolution in 1789. Indeed, Chateau de Versailles played a large role in the anger French citizens had directed toward the aristocracy – and the resident King Louis XVI and his wife Marie-Antionette were forced to flee the palace, before both being executed. Louis XVI was preceded by his

their posi position tion position by the 25th regiment under Col. John G. Pressley, the other battalion having come in to us when General Hagood arrived. Near the end of the battle when the. enemy was making his last stand, Col Pressley was se severely verely severely wounded, having his right arm shattered near the shoulder joint. He and Russell Zimmerman and my brother Willie had crossed the rail railroad road railroad a little in advance of the line of battle and had taken position on a small hill, and standing in line al almost most almost touching elbows brother Willie in the center and had hardly taken their position when Zimmerman was instantly killed by a Minie ball striking him in the right eye and he had just fallen when CoL Pressley was wounded as above stated, and as he was falling brother Willie caught him in his armsand eased him down. By this time the line of battle had passed on following the beaten and retreating enemy and at Col. Press Press-ley's ley's Press-ley's request brother Willie obtained an ambulance and took him into Petersburg to the hospital. In a later number I shall have more to say about this able, gallant officer and splendid and distinguished gentleman. In this second day's battle the Edistos lost two fine young men and brave soldiers Sergeant J. E. East and Pri Private vate Private Lewis Jenkins were killed, and J. M. O. Holman and E. E. Inabinet were wounded. During the night after the second day's fight the Confed Confederate erate Confederate forces evacuated Walthall and fell back about three miles and took position on the south side of Swift Creek; Capt. Izlar of the .Edisto Eifies withdrawing the outpost pickets" arid bringing up the rear. The arrival of Gen.

of complete indifference to them. They are aware that a change of overlordship means simply that they will be doing the same work as before for new masters who treat them in the same manner as the old ones. The slightly more favoured workers whom we call 'the proles' are only intermittently conscious of the war. When it is necessary they can be prodded into frenzies of fear and hatred, but when left to themselves they are capable of forgetting for long periods that the war is happening. It is in the ranks of the Party, and above all of the Inner Party, that the true war enthusiasm is found. World-conquest is believed in most firmly by those who know it to be impossible. This peculiar linking-together of opposites — knowledge with ignorance, cynicism with fanaticism — is one of the chief distinguishing marks of Oceanic society. The official ideologyabounds with contradictions even when there is no practical reason for them. Thus, the Party rejects and vilifies every principle for which the Socialist movement originally stood, and it chooses to do this in the name of Socialism. It preaches a contempt for the working class unexampled for centuries past, and it dresses its members in a uniform which was at one time peculiar to manual workers and was adopted for that reason. It systematically undermines the solidarity of the family, and it calls its leader by a name which is a direct appeal to the sentiment of family loyalty. Even the names of the four Ministries by which we are governed exhibit a sort of impudence in their deliberate reversal of the facts. The Ministry of Peace concerns itself with war, the Ministry of Truth with lies, the Ministry of Love with torture and the Ministry of Plenty with

time in advance Eno gave Bisi actually enabled the aspiring producer, then only 18, to equip the place. After that session, however, Eno created his own workspace in his new apartment, a large loft on Broadway and Broome that he bought and moved into with his girlfriend Alex Blair and their cat Poo-Poo. Although there were other sessions at proper studios-- in New York, in Ontario, in London—much of the work for On Land was done in this mini-studio. The album’s working title was Empty Landscapes. But the African mise-en-scene that backdropped the Brooklyn session faded out as inspiration, a residue of the Remain/Ghosts phase (Eno had even talked to interviewers then of wanting to move to Africa). Instead, the landscapes gradually took on a decidedly English atmosphere, a nostalgic direction influenced by Fellini’s Amarcord with its dreamlike recreation ofsmall town life in 1930s Italy. Upon its release in 1982, Eno described On Land as an attempt to conjure up the atmosphere of the Suffolk countryside of his childhood: desolate and melancholy, but also familiar and comforting, “a nice kind of spooky”. He told Musician, “that mood is very much a feature of the environment where I grew up. It's a very bleak place and most visitors find it quite miserable. I don't think it's miserable but it's definitely a sort of lost place in a lost time--nothing has changed in this part of England for many hundreds of years.” His goal was to create a heightened version of this landscape of memory, partly by using audio-tricks that were non-naturalistic (a 70-second echo, for instance). He titled “Lantern Marsh” after a phosphorescent marsh in East Suffolk that he

election officials, voting rights advocates who heard from people who never received a ballot, and Reuters interviews with more than a dozen Wisconsin residents who were unable to vote. Conservative-leaning courts overturned a decree by Wisconsin’s Democratic Governor Tony Evers to postpone the election and extend absentee voting. Evers issued a statewide stay-at-home order on March 25 to combat the virus, which has killed more than 14,000 people nationwide, at least 95 of them in Wisconsin. The drama in Wisconsin foreshadows legal battles and political showdowns looming in upcoming primaries across the country, and heading into the all-important November presidential election, as the worst public health crisis in a century upends voting, Democratic officials, non-partisan voter advocates and election watchdogs say. They are particularly concerned about the potential impact in closelyRococo with a 21st century twist, we love the Eichholtz Monfort Side Table, perfect for the most stylish of bedroom interiors. A fashionable antique trend in the 1700s, the French Rococo style is characterised by a graceful aesthetic with signature shapely silhouettes. This stunning side table exudes a sophisticated mix of Rococo style where old meets new, resting beautifully on traditional carved legs and finished in a sleek contemporary piano black finish. The Montford is functional with two deep draws for ample storage and is complemented by a unique curved pattern forming the underside of the table and legs with charming filigree handles and ornate detailing on each of the front legs. We love the sleek and solid black marble table-top which finishes off this piece beautifully. Artisan crafted with meticulous care by

Universal Orthodoxy condemns any attempt to revise the Julian calendar or accept the Gregorian, declaring that all Local Orthodox Churches adhere to the patristic Orthodox Paschalion and Menologion. 1912 AD — Council of Constantinople, convened and presided over by Patriarch Joachim III, and attended by several bishops, condemns the Onomatodoxi (name-worshippers), who believed that the name of God is not only holy and filled with the grace of God, but blasphemously prate that God's name is rather holy in and of itself, being God Himself. 1913 AD — Council of Constantinople, convened and presided over by Patriarch Germanus V, and attended by several bishops, again condemns the Onomatodoxi (name-worshippers). 1913 AD — Council of Moscow, convened and presided over by Metropolitan Macarius of Moscow, and attended by several bishops, condemns the Onomatodoxi (name-worshippers). 1914-18 AD — World War I. 1918 AD — Council of Moscow, convened and presided over by Patriarch Tychon ofMoscow, and attended by several bishops, condemns and anathematizes Militant Atheism (Marxism, Communism) which had taken control over Russia after the Bolshevik Revolution. This council also confirms the earlier condemnation of the Onomatodoxi (name-worshippers). 1919 AD — Council of Athens, convened and presided over by Metropolitan Germanus of Demetrias, and attended by several bishops, again condemns the new calendar. 1920 AD — Council of Moscow, convened and presided over by Patriarch Tychon of Moscow and all Russia, and attended by several bishops, ratifies a directive to allow Russian dioceses outside Russia, or out of contact with the Moscow Patriarchate due to the Bolshevik persecutions, to set up self-governing temporary higher church administrations. 1920 AD— Council of Constantinople (Syncretistic Synod), convened and presided over by Metropolitan Dorotheus of Prusa, and attended by several bishops, seeks union with the heterodox Westerners. This remarkable about-face is mostly due to the patriarchate's fear of

go legit. When the Empire arrived on the hunt for Han Solo, it was a disaster in more ways than one. Lando and Han had been friends for years, but due to a falling out, hadn’t spoken for a long time. With the Empire threatening the colony of people who depended on him, Lando tried his best to make the situation work. Betrayed in turn by Vader, Lando was forced to call the city to evacuate and dedicate his energies to rescuing Han from the trap he had helped create. Both of these men are forced between two profound loyalties when it comes to “the betrayal.” Neither of them choose to betray their friends for something trivial such as greed or lust. Both men are willing to sacrifice forAnnotated. (Constitution; Title 18; Title 28, secs. 2241-2255, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, Rules of Supreme Court; and Title 42, secs. 1981-1985) United States Reports (Vol. 361 forward) Federal Reporter (2d series) (Vol. 413 forward) Federal Supplement (Vol. 302 forward) Shepard's United States Citations Shepard's Federal Citations Local Rules of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts Massachusetts General Laws Annotated (including Massachusetts Declaration of Rights) Massachusetts Reports (including advance sheets), (1960 forward) Massachusetts Appeals Court Reports (including advance sheets) Massachusetts Digest Annotated Shepard's Massachusetts Citations Massachusetts Practice Series, Vol. 30, Criminal Practice and Procedure Massachusetts Rules of Court Bailey, F. Lee and Henry B. Rothblatt. Complete Manual of Criminal Forms. Federal and State. Rochester: Lawyers Cooperative, 1968 Ballentine, James A. Ballentine's Law Dictionary (3d ed. by James A. Anderson).

a combination of all three: a) The characters are sleeping. First of all, a small note: not only is the world perceived by the protagonist the way it really is, but their own body may not be so. In some instances, we can be almost sure that it is not the body, but a representation of the self in the inner world. Just like when you're experiencing all kinds of misadventures during nightmares, your body is sleeping soundly in bed (see "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Cell"). Let's take a look at the games: -- SH4. During your first visit to the Building World, return to the apartment and look out of the window. You will see, that while Richard Braintree is trapped in the "otherworld" of Walter's subconscious, his body is lying in his apartment - he's sleeping. -- SH4. Similarly,when Eileen Galvin is wandering the "otherworld" with Henry, her physical body is in St.Jerome Hospital. -- SH1. After one of the numerous transitions Harry finds himself in an alternate version of the "Green Lion" and says an interesting line: "I don't know what's real anymore... I could have had a car accident and now I'm lying unconscious in a hospital bed... but maybe this is all just going on in my head". And one of the Bad endings implies that all the time Harry was in the "Otherworld" his body was in the car, bleeding out after the crash. b) The characters wander the town, incorrectly perceiving it. The sleep theory, while good, can't explain all the events of the series. For example, if Heather was sleeping her head off in some gutter, how did she manage to get

buried in Birmingham (Yardley) Cemetery 8 Nov Plt Off BEERE, IAN St John He was killed whilst flying in Whitley II, K7225 of No 97 Sqn which undershot on a night landing at Abingdon, hitting a house at St Helens Without. He is buried in Drayton (St Peter) Churchyard. 8 Nov Plt Off CARTER, DESMOND CHARLES REID He was killed whilst flying Blenheim I, L8731 of No 64 Sqn, which crashed on take off from Church Fenton and is buried in Kirkby Wharfe (St John the Baptist) Churchyard Extension. 8 Nov Sgt COLE, ERIC JAMES He was killed whilst flying Spitfire I, K9886, which crashed near Basildon, whilst circling a beacon at night and is buried in Portsmouth (Milton) Cemetery. 8 Nov AC2 DUFF, ERNEST He was killed whilst flying in Whitley II, K7225 of No 97 Sqn which undershot on a night landing at Abingdon, hitting a house at St Helens Without.He is buried in Hull Northern Cemetery. 8 Nov Flt Lt EYRES, KENNETH NORMAN MASTERS He was killed whilst flying Blenheim IV, P4848 of the Special Duties Flight, Perth which flew into high ground near Kirbyshire in Wales. He is buried in Stranraer (Glebe) Cemetery. 8 Nov Sgt MITCHELL, REX He was killed when Hudson I, N7290 of No 220 Sqn, stalled on approach and crashed into a street in Middlesborough. He is buried in Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Byker and Heaton) Cemetery 8 Nov Plt Off ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS HAIG He was killed when Hudson I, N7290 of No 220 Sqn, stalled on approach and crashed into a street in Middlesborough. He is buried in Thornaby-on-Tees Cemetery 8 Nov Plt Off RYAN, AUGUSTINE HAROLD JERVIS He was killed when Hudson I, N7290 of No 220 Sqn, stalled on approach and crashed into a street in Middlesborough. He is buried in Stoke-on-Trent (Hartshill) Cemetery 8 Nov Sgt STRONG, ARNOLD VERNON He was killed whilst

excitement and energy of their live shows, so most tracks were recorded live to retain their on-stage chemistry. “Kicking’ Stones” was released as the band’s first single and they filmed their first music video in support during the summer of 2015. The new album titled “The Devil’s in the Details” was released on September 26th, 2015. They plan on touring Canada in support of their record in the spring of 2016. In the meantime, the Gentlemen continue playing a bunch of shows for awesome people, and writing new tunes for a future album as they plan for their upcoming Cross Canada Tour. Search Heavy Paradise..... A MELODIC PLACE THAT YOU HAVE TO VISIT( BEROCK-ONLINE MELODIC RADIO) MELODIC BIOGRAPHIES DANGER DANGER, The Biography ****THIS WEEK'S MUST BUY**** BEAST IN BLACK --- FROM HELL WITH LOVE (NuclearBlast Records, 2019) :::: "From Hell With Love" is the brand new killer album by Beast In Black!! This is a very commercial, ultra catchy and enjoyable album from start to finish and it includes killer performances, an amazing guitar-driven sound, a thunderous rhythm section, a sweet modern vibe and only killer songs!! Rating : 10/10 HEAVY PARADISE'S CLASSICS Bad English, "Bad English" (1989) HEAVY PARADISE'S CLASSICS Strangeways, "Walk In The Fire" (1989) BLAST FROM THE PAST Storm, The / "The Storm" (1991) : "A must have for all Journey fans out there....." Killer stuff and for sure a classic record!

particiapted in clashes in the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus on February 27, 2017. It was struck by a Meits-M ATGM. As a result the tank was put out of service and its driver suffered medium injures. The tank turret was damaged. During the last battles in eastern Damascus, the same T-72 tank was spotted fending off militant assaults in the area of Qabun. It looks that the developed armour allowed to drastically lower the material and casualty damage suffered by the tank and the crew in the previous incident. This is an important achievement of the Syrian military. Considering the positive results, it is expected that the Syrian Army will continue developing simple armour systems which proved itself effective during the successfull operations in Western Ghouta and Wadi Barada. An exampleSCHUBERT [email protected]_county.london.london_free_press 2006-11-16 published HAYES, JoyceMadelineEllen (née SMITH) Of Spruce Lodge, Stratford and formerly of Mitchell and London passed away peacefully at her residence on Wednesday, November 15, 2006, in her 75th year. Born in Essex, England, she was the daughter of the late William and Lottie (BASSETT) SMITH. Beloved wife of Robert (Bob) Charles HAYES whom she married at Essex, England on December 26th, 1951. Dear mother of Victor SMITH of Lambeth and Irene SCHUBERT and husband Heinz of Sauble Beach. Cherished grandmother of Janine, Jeffrey and Bradley SMITH of Lambeth, Robin SCHUBERT and wife Pauline of Woodstock and Malinda COLLINS and husband Marty of Owen Sound. Dear sister of Peter SMITH, Bill SMITH both of London, Len SMITH and wife May and Sheila PYM and husband Reg all of Essex, England. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her daughter-in-law Maureen SMITH. Cremation has taken place. Relatives and Friends may call at the Heinbuck Funeral Home, 156

New leaders were selected, but were unable to deal with Thrasybulus, and were forced to send to Sparta for help. From Sparta, however, came not the aggressive Lysander, but the more conservative Pausanias. Pausanias' force narrowly defeated Thrasybulus' men, but only with great effort, and, unwilling to push the issue, he arranged a settlement between the forces of Thrasybulus and the oligarchs in the city. Democracy was restored, while those oligarchs who wished to do so withdrew to Eleusis.[22] In power, Thrasybulus pushed through a law which pardoned all but a few of the oligarchs, preventing a brutal reprisal by the victorious democrats. For his actions, Thrasybulus was awarded an olive crown by his countrymen.[20] Later actions In the revived democracy established in 403 BC, Thrasybulus became a major and prestigious leader, although he was soon superseded at the head of the state by Archinus.Thrasybulus seems to have advocated a more radically democratic policy than the populace was willing to accept at the time; he called for reinstating pay for political service, and sought to extend citizenship to all the metics and foreigners who had fought alongside him against the Thirty. He was initially cautious about offending Sparta, but, when Persian support became available at the start of the Corinthian War, he became an advocate of aggressive action, and about this time seems to have regained his preeminence in Athenian politics. He initiated the rebuilding of the long walls, which had been demolished at the end of the Peloponnesian War, and commanded the Athenian contingents at Nemea and Coronea; these two defeats, however, damaged his political stature, and he was replaced at the head of the state by Conon, whose victory at Cnidus had ended Sparta's