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Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1789-1924 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more Download & Play Questions Newspaper Page Text The Bolivar Bulletin. Hugh "Williams, Editor. Friday, February 26, 1904. One of Ibe most sensible acta the President has performed was to plant a tree on Washington's birth day in the grouuds surrounding the White House. plitutions will not be unmindful ofl their aquatic pporta-it was but sucb safety and quiet as may be of- prising to see how high they jump fered thPm hv a natrintm n nnn. ed. The hotel is a very fine, com- ! modious, costlv building, , contain ing 600 rooms. The park, with its trooical surroundings. presents a G. TiIP4GRAEV1 h CO JAO0B um- Presicie"t- J. 1,1. AVENT, Vice-President. Bocbke Cochrane agains be comes a m mber of Congress from Mew York, succeeding Mayor Mc Clellan, resigned. He will carry a large head full of brains into the lower house. The Panama Canal treaty has been ratified by a vote of 06 to 14. Fourteen democrats voted for the' ratification of the treaty and four teen against, Senators Bate and Carmack being among the latter. The democratic iloterial commit tee of the Twenty-fourth district, composed of Hardeman, Chester and Haywood Counties, met in Jackson Saturday and called a dele gated convention to meet at Boli var, August 15th. Notwithstanding the fact that Mr. McMillin and his friends are making a fight against Senator Bate, that conscientious and honor able gentleman remains at his post of duty in Washington, looking after the interests of his constitu ents. Senator Bate never neglects a duty. It is c'onceded that West

both women. Lee had told Boyd earlier that day that Avance had given Lee a gun. Avance asked Lee if she had "that" and if she would "walk with him." Lee agreed. Avance and Lee approached Kevin on the street and Avance grabbed Kevin's wrist and attempted to steal his wallet. As they struggled, Kevin was shot once. The bullet pierced his heart and he died at the scene. Avance was taken into custody a few days after the shooting and told police that Lee was the shooter. Police contacted Lee's sister and Boyd in an effort to reach Lee. In response, Lee voluntarily went to the police station accompanied by Boyd, Lee's sister, and another acquaintance. Lieutenant William Thompson conducted an unrecorded interview with Lee. According to Thompson,Lee told him that the gun was in her hand when it discharged and killed Kevin. Lee was allowed to leave the police station immediately after the interview, but she was later arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit robbery, robbery, and felony murder. In the meantime, Avance entered into an agreement to plead guilty to robbery with a recommendation of an executed sentence of twenty years. He also agreed to testify at Lee's trial, but, for reasons not apparent from the record, he did not do so. Judge Jerome Frese presided at Avance's plea hearing and elicited the factual basis of the guilty plea, including Avance's repeated claim that Lee fired the gun that killed Kevin. The plea was accepted, but a few months later, Avance sent the

near-divine status. To the North Korean government, the American prisoners were potentially useful as bargaining chips in its quest for recognition from the United States. Fowle said on Voice of America last week that he had, while in Pyongyang, been coached to sound pathetic in an official interview conducted with him in September by CNN and the Associated Press, in order to prod the U.S. government into sending a former President to secure the prisoners’ freedom. (Bill Clinton went to Pyongyang in 2009 to bring home the journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee; Jimmy Carter brought home Aijalon Gomes in 2010.) “The main thing was to get me to talk about my desperate situation to get things going on this side of the Pacific,” Fowle said. Instead of a formerPresident, North Korea got James Clapper, the director of national intelligence. He was a good choice—sufficiently senior and preternaturally discreet. The Obama Administration had wanted to avoid sending a diplomat, or anyone associated with policymaking, lest it be seen as engaging in dialogue. When he arrived in Pyongyang last week, Clapper carried with him what a senior Administration official described to reporters as a “brief letter” stating that he was travelling as the “President’s personal envoy, with the expressed purpose of bringing these two Americans home.” Clapper did not meet with Kim Jong-un, but there was little doubt that Kim had been personally involved in the release; the North Korean government said in a statement that it was ordered by the first chairman of North Korea’s National Defense

while since I left a suggestion for your increasingly long list of them. 😛 There’s a series of American indie games called “Shantae,” made by a company called WayForward, which are Metroidvania/Zelda hybrids. The very first game in the series was actually released on the Game Boy Color, published by Capcom, but it was one of the last games released on the system (2002!), not many copies were produced (only about 70k), it only came out in North America, and it’s considered a very valuable game to own in physical form. However, somehow, somewhere along the line, it actually managed to develop a cult following in Japan! There are a number of Japanese fanart pieces of the series, and even Ken Sugimori, the main artist for the Pokemon series,NEW DELHI: Often praised for his dressing style, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore the traditional kurta pajama, his trademark Nehru vest and a stole when he received US President Barack Obama at the Delhi airport on Sunday.However, at the Hyderabad House function, PM Narendra Modi was seen wearing a pinstripe 'bandhgala' suit. But the pin stripes had his name 'Narendra Damodardas Modi' woven into the fabric This pinstripe style is trending on social media. At the banquet hosted by President Pranab Mukherjee, Obama raised a toast to India and the PM, saying he had wanted to wear a 'Modi kurta'.Close up of PM Narendra Modi's bandhgala' suit is being shared in social media.Prime Minister Modi's sartorial taste had also invited glowing commentary in the US newspapers during his

was barred by the burglar proof safe inside. A till in the bank was rifled of $38.50. A blacksmith-shop in town was broken into and tools taken for use at the bank. Some Fort Ripley people assert they heard a noise at night re- .sembling a dullexplosion. The loss wets discovered by cashier Ed. Kraemer at 8 o'clock i in their car. One day a feller by the name I of Prank Love from downRice ' lake came by there and stepped iu. "How are you Strang-: er," said Frank to Sam, "what! in the devil have you got in| that box?" "Sam then winked at me' with his ball-bearing eye and said sort o' indifferent-like, "It might be an owl, and it might be a skunk, maybe, but it aint—its just a plain frog." j Frank looked at it careful, i turned it this way and that: and gave it back to Sam.So Sam and Prank! each put twenty dollars in my! hands and then Sam and I. went out to ketch a frog while; Prank stayed with Jack. Prank sat therea goodwhile1 thinking then all of a sudden he busted out laughing loud and long aud opened ten of his No. 10 shells and took the shot out and with a teaspoon filled Jack up with shot clear Paul Eller of Greenwald spent Christmas at home. E. L. Robison of Onamia in a frequent visitor here. Frank Langer of Albany visited at home Christmas eve. A bank book of the First State Bank of Genola is the best text book of thrift. Elizabeth Schraut is staying with Aug. JB. Otremba for a few days this week. Mrs. John Jamma fell on the icy sidewalk Christmas day and broke her right arm. Alfred Wermerskirchen, employed at Duluth, is home for a short Christmas vacation. Safety first for your funds. Sincere and

WINNIPEG - A study by researchers at the University of Manitoba suggests that foster children are much more likely to commit suicide than other kids, but that likelihood decreases as they spend time in care. In other words, the children were troubled long before they were taken in and foster care, despite some very high-profile tragedies, generally helps. "Rates of suicide attempts and hospital admissions within this population were highest before entry into care and decreased thereafter," says the study released Monday and published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. The research team, including Dr. Laurence Katz and Dr. Jitender Sareen of the university's psychiatry department, examined 8,279 children and teenagers who entered Manitoba's child-welfare system between April 1, 1997, and March 31, 2006. They compared the rates of suicide, attemptedsystem in Manitoba ... could still be improved, but it may not be causing harm and the kids might be vulnerable for other reasons." The study also found suicide rates did not increase among children who were moved frequently between foster homes. That finding came as a surprise, Sareen said, since it is generally believed that instability can add to a foster child's mental health challenges. That instability was a key focus in the inquest into the death of Tracia Owen, a 14-year-old girl who hanged herself in Winnipeg in August 2005. Tracia had been in and out of different foster and group homes almost her entire life and had begun sniffing gasoline. Provincial court Judge John Guy wrote in his inquest report that "the constant movement from place to place ...

DUBAI // Several teachers overseas have fallen victim to an online job scam offering them work at reputable schools in the UAE. The schools involved are now warning educators to investigate the authenticity of any employment offers by visiting their websites and contacting them directly. Over the past year, the Dubai British School (DBS) has been approached by 20 people who have found online job advertisements that falsely used their name. "Many of the victims email us to let us know that the name of the principal is being used or that they have become suspicious of the communications they are receiving," said Mark Ford, head of DBS. He said this issue affected international schools around the world. "We started to get a few suspicious emails in early 2009, which became more frequentby June 2009," added Mr Ford. The scam targets job seekers applying for a position to teach English as a second language (ESL). They are contacted directly by someone claiming to be the principal. On responding to the offer, they are asked to share their passport details and transfer money for processing work permits and rent. Paul Coackley, the head of the British School Al Khubairat in the capital, said the school's name was used in similar fraud earlier this year. "These scams are going on all the time online," he said. "We got a few emails from people to check out the authenticity of the offer. We do not advertise for ESL teachers." Mr Coackley said they had referred the case to the police. Allen Hermiston, 53, from Canada, saw an advertisement on

representation for the American citizens of the District of Columbia. On the 7th the President returned, without his approval, the bill regulating Suffrage in the District. His objections to the bill were essentially these: Congress having the power of legislating for the District ought “to have a like respect for the will and interests of its inhabitants as is entertained by a State Legislature for the wishes and interests of the people for whom they legislate.” The people of the District, at a special election held in December, 1865, by a vote almost unanimous (7369 to 35) voted against the extension to negroes of the right of Suffrage. In 1860 the population of the District was 60,000 whites and 14,000 people of color; now there are 100,000 whites and 30,000between the two races which would prevent them from living together in a state of mutual friendliness.” He proceeds to argue that the extension to them of the power of suffrage is not necessary to enable persons of color to protect themselves in their rights and interests; and urges that there is great danger in the extension of this right to any new class of the population. He refers to the checks which are interposed in the way of the naturalization of emigrants, who are required, in addition to a residence of five years, to prove good moral character. It can not, he says, be supposed that the negroes, “from their previous condition of servitude are, as a class, as well informed as to the nature of our government

befriended with eye-patched Liza. Elen also had a unsettling feud against her another Vanadis Elizaveta Fomina of Lebus. Prior to her days as a mercenary, Elen once rescued Liza from her bullies in a Lebus village and originally befriended the Rainbow-Eyed girl by training her fighting skills within four days. As Liza's fighting skills were slightly improved, Elen encouraged her to focus on winning and build her self-confidence before leaving her village. [4]. In their second encounter however, Elen had completely forgotten about Liza due to her changed appearance and status much to Liza's dismay. Their rocky relationship strained further through various circumstances, from burning plagued-infected villages (which Elen cherished) by Liza to Rodant Abt's (Liza's father) death by Elen's blade for escaping trial;to make matters worse, Liza losther first duel against Elen and the result only fueled their bitter rivalry and shattered any remaining fragments of their friendship. Elen led the Zhcted Army to Dinant Plains with her 5,000 troops against 25,000 strong Brune Army, which was five times larger than her own. Despite being outnumbered, Elen's tactical ambush managed to disorient the Brune Army by "killing" the prince and easily decimating them in just one night. However, despite being victorious over her more powerful enemy, the Silver Flash Vanadis was disappointed as she deemed the battle boring, mostly because the Brune Army was weaker than she had anticipated.[5] Elen's fateful encounter with Tigre. While the Zhcted Army pursued the fleeing Brune soldiers, Elen and her escorts were examining the remains in Dinant Plains when a Brune archer

Levies officials by the Taliban and the targeting of a bus carrying pilgrims in Mastung that claimed another 20 lives, Khan said during the last five years, thousands of innocent people and security personnel had embraced martyrdom in various terrorist activities, which spoke volumes of the incumbent government’s ineptness and incompetence. The PTI chief urged the government to overcome its ineptness and play its constitutional role so that the people could live a peaceful life. He urged the government to realise its responsibilities and work out a well-thought-out plan by taking all political parties and stakeholders on board to weed the menace of terrorism out from the country forever. Khan said due to the uncertain security situation, foreign investors were not ready to invest in Pakistan, while Pakistani businessmen had been transferring their capital abroad, adding that during the last five years, thousands of small andbig industries had been shifted abroad, leaving thousands of employees jobless. LAHORE inp Thick fog continued to disrupt traffic on motorways and GT Road in different parts of Punjab and some areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on Tuesday. According to Motorway Police, the Motorway remained closed for traffic from Lahore to Pindi Bhattian interchange for several hours. Due to the closure of the Motorway, the traffic was diverted to the Grand Trunk (GT) Road. The police said further there was fog in most of the areas between Multan and Gujjar Khan. The police advised motorists to drive slowly and switch on fog lights while driving in the late night and morning hours during next few days. They also requested people to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travelling. Police foil terrorism bid in Peshawar PESHAWAR onLinE Police foiled a terrorism bid in the suburban area of Sarband by defusing 70 kilograms of explosives on

started collapsing, and with them this type of market collapsed." 39. On the "knock-and-drops" (the term is drawn from the South Africa case study, where such publications have similarly drawn "adspend" away from the daily press), see the comments of Victor Davidoff: "The Russian press is suffering a lot from newspapers given away for free and put in people's mailboxes. These newspapers get a lot of advertising money, and those that are smart include some information and basic news. This basic news satisfies, let's say, the news demands of 50 percent of the population." 41. For example, some of the glossier and better-funded Russian monthlies, based in Moscow and St. Petersburg, have chosen to print outside the country, usually in Finland. The quality of paper stock, printing, and transportation provided by the foreign firm tends to be beyondor sending tax inspectors to investigate the owners of 'inconvenient' media outlets. ... Journalists have faced physical intimidation from the authorities in some regions, including the Republic of Tatarstan and Primorsky Krai. The media environment in some areas, such as Kabardino-Balkaria in the North Caucasus, has been compared to that found in the extremely restrictive Central Asian regimes." Belin, "Regional Media Even Less Free", in "Politicization and Self-Censorship in the Russian Media". 45. Perhaps convenience plays a role here: only a short move would be required from the mayor's offices overlooking the Moscow River, to the Kremlin nearby. 46. Andrei Richter: "Luzhkov and the mayor's office occupy a unique position in Russian economics and politics, because of the wealth of Moscow and the opportunities of the Mayor's office to gain enormous wealth. Luzhkov obviously has presidential ambitions, and

and then thrust his tongue upon her slick love panels, lapping at them like a dog, then sucking them into his mouth. He grunted and groaned as her feasted on her twat wildly! Cynthia was torn between helplessness and ecstasy. Her body screamed in pleasure as her mind raced with uncertainty! Jack took in the sight of her ass, her perfectly shaped cheeks, naked, exposed and on display. His cock was already rock hard, feeling uncomfortable as his boner pushed firmly against his dirty, ripped jeans. It was a long while since he had a toy to play with, and the long wait showed! His cock was ready to bust out of his clothes! He undid his button, unzipped his fly and allowed his bulged 8" cock to spring free!of the day again, but as they did she made out a fourth figure standing 10 paces in front of her... Mike stood with a smile from ear to ear, a camera in his left hand and his hard stiff cock in the other! Cynthia's relief was evident on her face as she now realized Mike had never left, but instead was watching his rape fantasy come to life and filming each naughty, erotic moment! He approached her and without saying a word kissed her deeply and passionately, while the other three men continued to devour her! "You didn't actually think I'd leave my girl for 3 whole days did you?" Mike taunted. "I've got three days of my fantasies planned for you, but I wouldn't dare miss a moment

keen to publicise. It is just too embarrassing, and not just for the hosts, but for the UN as well. When Felipe Calderon took office in December 2006 he promised to be the greenest ever Mexican president. And one of the ways he set out to prove his commitment was by planting trees. Lots of trees. He started with a pine, planted with his own bare hands alongside his young son and a speech announcing that there would be 250m more where that came from before the season was out. By the end of the year the government was claiming that it had not only met the target, but would be repeating the effort in 2008. It was a feat that led the United Nations Environment Programme to heappraise and prizes on Calderon. The problem was that by that time the original presidential tree, tendered with reverential care throughout the year, was one of the few left standing. The vast majority were dying or already dead. After months ignoring exposés in the local media, the official auditor came out with a report in March 2009 that concluded only 10% of the trees had survived. Worse, the massive reforestation effort had taken funds away from supporting the community-based management schemes. Though it never fully accepted the farce into which the massive reforestation programme had fallen, Calderon's government did appoint a new head of the national forestry commission who reassigned resources back to what works. Small communities looking after their own trees collectively. A vision of the future that harks

all inhabitants of a society to share their material possessions and to hold all things in common, without money or payment. With the complete abolition of private property, including that of private land, the English Levellers created a pool of property where all properties belonged in equal measure to everyone. Often seen as some of the first practising anarchists, the Digger movement is considered extremely early anarchist communism. === Modern American libertarianism === By around the start of the 20th century, the heyday of individualist anarchism had passed. H. L. Mencken and Albert Jay Nock were the first prominent figures in the United States to describe themselves as libertarians; they believed Franklin D. Roosevelt had co-opted the word liberal for his New Deal policies which they opposed and used libertarian to signify their allegiance to individualism. In 1914, Nock joined the staff of The Nation magazine, which at the timewas supportive of liberal capitalism. A lifelong admirer of Henry George, Nock went on to become co-editor of The Freeman from 1920 to 1924, a publication initially conceived as a vehicle for the single tax movement, financed by the wealthy wife of the magazine's other editor, Francis Neilson. Critic H. L. Mencken wrote that "[h]is editorials during the three brief years of the Freeman set a mark that no other man of his trade has ever quite managed to reach. They were well-informed and sometimes even learned, but there was never the slightest trace of pedantry in them". Executive Vice President of the Cato Institute David Boaz writes: "In 1943, at one of the lowest points for liberty and humanity in history, three remarkable women published books that could be said to have given birth to the modern libertarian movement". Isabel Paterson's The God of the Machine, Rose

are served 3xweekly. Unfortunately the airline has announced the close-down of both its Indian services. The Milan-Mumbai route has been terminated and the Milan-Delhi service will cease operating Mar 31. The originating traffic between India and Italy is probably not large enough to provide enough business for all the present airlines (ie Air India, Alitalia and Air Italy) which provide direct air services between the two countries. One of Lufthansa's Airbus A380 aircraft is named "Delhi". Lufthansa operates a daily Airbus A380 service from Frankfurt to Delhi. The two other airlines flying Airbus A380 aircraft to India are Emirates (Dubai to Mumbai) and Singapore Airlines (Singapore to Delhi). Use the slicers (Type of Traffic, Year, Month and Airlines) to filter the airline passenger data. Visualizations interact on selected slicer values.The report can be used in full screen mode and individual visualizations can be focus in full screen. Ethiopian Airlines presently operates 10xweekly services from Addis Ababa to Delhi and a double daily service to Mumbai.Finnair uses Airbus A330 equipment on the Helsinki to Delhi route with 4-7 flights a week. Finnair will terminate its 2xweekly service to Goa at the end of the 2018/19 winter season after serving the holiday destination for 25 years. International Air Routes to India - Indian Airline Operators Air India flies to New York (JFK), Washington, D.C, Newark, Birmingham (UK), Copenhagen, Stockholm, Chicago, London (Heathrow), Paris (CDG), Madrid, Milan, Rome, Vienna, Frankfurt, Colombo, Dhaka, Kabul, Kathmandu, Yangon, Male, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, Tokyo (Narita), Osaka, San Francisco, Sydney, Melbourne and Tel

New Delhi, India. Movie - How Not to Rob a Department Store. It's the Pepsi generation, full page color ad of six-pack in the desert. The dawn of the time-Life Story of Great Music. Glamorous photo of the Jewel Essence Goddess, wife of Indonesian president. TV review - Covering the big story - Vietnam. Strike for academic freedom at St. John's University in New York. Movie review - David Lean's Dr. Zhivago, pages and pages of color photos. See-through vinyl raincoats. Plastisol figures at the Museum of Famous People. New York transit strike finally ends, color photos of the traffic disasters. Ronald Reagan running for governor of California, family photos and a few from his acting days. Anthony Quinn in a full page color ad for Foster Grant. Centerfold color Plymouth ad with new 2-door hardtop VIP. Very Good - $20 Good - $10 Life Magazine January28, 1966 : Cover - The New Beauties : Lovely Young Film Stars of Europe, French actress Catherine Spaak. Photos includes Susannah York and Catherine Deneuve. Full page ad for the Famous Artists School written by and with a photo of Norman Rockwell. New Mayor John Lindsay of New York survives transit strike. 53 African American students from Chicago slum visit Sweden after impulsive idea of Ingrid Kostrubala, meet King Gustav VI Adolf, many heartwarming photos. Indira Gandhi : The lady who now leads India, pictured with various world leaders. Introduction of emergency medical crash cart "Max" developed by Dr. Joel Nobel at Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Hospital. Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacommetti dies at 64, feature story with photos. Famous Negro photographer Gordon Parks' autobiography, "A Choice of Weapons". Duke's basketball team. Ideas in Houses - ski cabin in the Cascades of Washington is designed to get along

the final game of the season when he netted 28 points and cap-tured 25 rebounds. He, of course, played top-notch ball all season. The letter award given by Mr. Healy went to Dan Nelson, Tru-man Turnquist, Wayne Kindall, Les Bonus, Byron Lindaman, John Peterson, Mery Sheplee, Dick Larson, Curt Lund, Lee Bajuniemi, and Jim Ekblad. A managers letter was awarded to Lyle Anderson for his fine work, as manager of this year's champion team. Numeral winners were Curt Sanborn, Dave Peterman, Dennis Wahlstrom, and Jim Wynia. we got some good pitching, our team would have no trouble win-ning. Mr. Lundin added that pitch-ing would be the deciding factor in this year's season, and if we get good pitching, we should have no trouble bettering last year's .500 percentage. When asked about the team's past hitting record, Coach Lundin said that he had been quite satis-fied with the team's hitting in the pastand Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Thursday, March 17, 1960 The Macalester college choral readers, under the direction of Mary Gwen Owen, will appear in Bethel chapel at 8 p.m. Friday, March 18. Although there will be vocal Warnholtz Displays Art Focal point of Fine Arts inter-est on campus recehtly has been the display of art by Dean Warn-holtz in the student lounge area of the college building. Art work includes oil paintings, wood-cuts, and silk-screen drawings. The ex-hibition may be seen until April 1. Artist Dean Warnholtz, from Carleton college, Northfield, has been associate professor of art since 1949. He earned his bachelor of fine arts degree from the Uni-versity of Iowa in 1947 and his master's degree in 1949. In hopes of starting a perman-ent collection, the cultural council has purchased a print by Eugene Larkin, "The Violinist." This ar-tistic work was shown in sixteen major museums last fall; one copy is in the permanent collection of the National

ultimately pick Microsoft DOS, but it was not it's 1st choice for an OS. Other PC OSes (some I tried were better) were available to businesses and consumers for a few dollars more. Those businesses and consumers that chose Apple certainly paid a lot more. Apple focused on the high end of the market and managed to sell enough to survive. Atari, Commodore, and others focused on the low end of the market and didn't manage to sell enough to survive. At one point, while it was still a major part of the industry, IBM tried to introduce it's own OS. It also failed to earn a sufficient market share to survive. As the kids say, "Don't hate the player, hate the game". If you want to enter theA wave of violence across Iraq has killed at least 48 people, many of them in a series of attacks in the northern city of Mosul. Twenty-eight people were killed in the city, which is populated mainly by Sunni Arabs, when four car bombs targeted the army and police on Monday, a police official told Al Jazeera, adding that a curfew had been imposed. Three attackers were among the dead and about 80 people were wounded, the source said. Earlier in the day, car bombings hit two markets in central Iraq, killing at least 22 civilians and wounding 30 others, officials said. A police officer said three car bombs exploded virtually simultaneously, tearing through a wholesale vegetable and fruit market in the town of Jadidat al-Shatt in Diyala, just outside the provincial

A young woman has been killed and her husband is fighting for his life in hospital after they were shot outside their home in Melbourne's inner west. Emergency services were called to Salisbury Street in Yarraville on Tuesday morning to reports of a fatal shooting. Police at the scene of a shooting in Salisbury Street, Yarraville. Credit:Scott McNaughton A 25-year-old woman and a 29-year-old man, both from Yarraville, were shot in the upper body on the front porch of their home. The woman died at the scene. Her husband was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries and was in a critical condition on Tuesday night.Sulindac-induced toxic epidermal necrolysis. A case of sulindac-induced toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) is described; the etiology, symptoms, and treatment of TEN are reviewed; and sulindac's pharmacokinetic characteristics and other adverse effects are discussed. A 62-year-old black woman was given a prescription for sulindac 150 mg twice daily to relieve pain associated with degenerative joint disease. She also had a nine-year history of type II diabetes mellitus that was being managed with tolbutamide 500 mg once daily. After two weeks of sulindac therapy she developed a rash that spread over her entire body. Sulindac therapy was discontinued, and one day later the patient was admitted to the hospital with a temperature of 104.6 degrees F, conjunctivitis, and an erythematous macular rash over 60% of her body. Initially, therapy included prednisone

1, and a pharmaceutical carrier. The present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical composition for increasing gastrin secretion or glucagon secretion in a mammal, comprising an effective amount of a compound according to formula 1, and a pharmaceutical carrier. The present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical composition for the treatment of diseases characterized by decreased levels of growth hormone, glucagon, or gastrin in a mammal, including a human, comprising an amount of a compound of formula (I) effective in such treatments and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. The present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical composition for the treatment of diseases in a mammal, including a human, wherein treatment can be effected by inhibiting the binding of somatostatin to the sst2-type receptor therefor, comprising an effective amount of astorybook. The world was there for her to use, to command, to obtain and right now what she wanted more than anything else was to meet the little boy talking with the delightful black woman on the screen. Queen Briana hollered for her royal assistant, Fred and told him to set up a meeting at once.Continue reading “Chapter 8 – The Fine Art of Tonguing Down” My fifteen minutes of fame had begun. All three major channels used me as their lead story night after night. Walter Kronkite said my story affected him more than Vietnam. Tom Brokaw tried to form a bond with me based on our shared name. Since my last name is Starita, not Brokaw, I rejected his advances. Peter Jennings offered to fly me to

Europe. In 1932 William Edward Allen's monograph A History of the Georgian People, came out in London, forming a new stage in the development of Kartvelian Studies in Britain. David Marshall Lang continiued Allen's work. Being the most productive Kartvelologist among British researchers, he directed the Caucasian Studies Department in London University for a long time, taught the Georgian language and delivered lectures on cardinal problems of the Georgian language, literature and history. From the standpoint of literary criticism special mention should be made of his numerous studies dealing with questions of the Georgian Balavariani. Among his translations of Georgian literary works and abridged English translations of Georgian original hagiographic works(25) and exact scholarly translations of both Georgian redactions of the Balavariani(26) are notable. Joseph Molitor studied Georgian ecclesiastical literature,namely: the Georgian translation of the New Testament in the context of the oldest versions of the Bible.(27) The study of Georian ecclesiastical literature was raised to a high level by the Belgian Kartvelologist Gerard Garitte (1914-1992). He studied Georgian works of translated ecclesiastical literature, and published their Georgian texts with Latin translations and comments. The scholar sought to establish the place of the Georgian versions among other redactions.(28) James Neville Birdsall successfully continued the study of Georgian literature, particularly, biblical texts. He studied the Georgian text of the New Testament, its provenance and relation to the oldest versions,(29) as well as the traces of the oldest redactions of the Bible in old Georgian writings.(30) Rustaveli's Vepkhistkaosani remained within the interest of European researchers. The well-known German linguist and Kartvelologist Gerhardt

"go-to" service in Constantinople when the city was under attack. "The GiC" is a he, and his username is GreekisChristian. He is strongly opinionated, and can be controversial at times, so he's gained the shorter monicker (as you will see with a few other posters on here as well). My theory was always that the Greeks had it because of the City and it stayed because the service (well, really the Theotokos to whom the service is dedicated) were credited with repulsing dozens of attacks on the City (before the 2 got to it). I don't know if I'd ever say that she *stopped* protecting the city... and the first sack of the city was before Florence (it was in 1204). Whenever it is God's will for things to happen, theyhome which our ancestors knew well. This year the site worked beautifully with two separate energies either side of the walled garden. The chilled and relaxed Healing Space, The Tent of Symmetry, Kids Area and The Nest in one side, and the high energy sounds of The Sundance, The Trip and The Home of the Drum on the other. The music, workshops, performers and production were unworldly. The energy was perfect at every stage from sunrise until the late hours, from the Sunrise Yoga at 7am to the epic fire shows after 1am. In between, the 16 hours a day of varied music from all over our blue marble was just so incredible. So thank you to the crowd, the crew, the performers, the music artists, the music,

at 11am. But there have been enormous variations in readings at different parts of the plant and within short spaces of times. Hidehiko Nishiyama, a spokesman for the Japanese nuclear agency, said steam or smoke was seen on Friday morning at reactor 2, where the containment vessel is damaged. He said the authorities could yet bury the reactors in sand and concrete, as happened at Chernobyl. Nishiyama said the priority was adding water to the spent fuel pools. Asked about the "Chernobyl solution", he replied: "That solution is in the back of our minds, but we are focused on cooling the reactors down." However, the head of the US nuclear regulatory commission, Gregory Jaczko, warned on Thursday that the units may not cool down for weeks. Jaczko said the situation "continuesCFP and the ecosystem approach to fisheries management (short presentation) President The next item is the report by Mr Guerreiro, on behalf of the Committee on Fisheries, on the CFP and the ecosystem approach to fisheries management. Pedro Guerreiro This Commission communication raises a diverse range of questions as part of the debate on a possible reform of the common fisheries policy by 2012. My report, which has been adopted by Parliament's Committee on Fisheries, puts forward a number of factors that we consider important in the context of this debate. Fishing is a fundamental activity for guaranteeing human beings' food and survival, and this is the primordial objective of any fisheries policy. In this context, it is worth underlining the importance of fishing in the waters of each Member State's EEZ for its

to win the title in 1938, but Louis knocked him out in the first round of the rematch. 1930: Actress Gena Rowlands, best known for her collaborations with her actor-director husband John Cassavetes, is born in Madison, Wisconsin. Rowlands worked with Cassavetes on 10 films, earning Academy Award nominations for her roles in "Gloria" and "A Woman Under the Influence." She also won four Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes in her career, including one of each for portraying first lady Betty Ford in the 1987 made-for-TV movie "The Betty Ford Story." She also starred in movies such as Woody Allen's 1988 film "Another Woman," 1998's "Hope Floats," the 2005 thriller "The Skeleton Key" and two films directed by her children, Nick Cassavetes' "The Notebook" and Zoe Cassavetes' "BrokenEnglish." 1919: Pauline Kael, often regarded as the most influential American film critic of her day, is born in Petaluma, California. Kael, who wrote for The New Yorker magazine from 1968 to 1991, was known for her witty, biting and highly opinionated style of writing, influencing a several generations of major film critics. She died of Parkinson's disease at the age of 82 on Sept. 3, 2001. 1914: Lester Flatt (left), the bluegrass guitarist and mandolinist whose playing style influenced generations of musicians, is born in Duncan's Chapel, Tennessee. Flatt, along with his banjo-picking partner Earl Scruggs (right), helped shape the sound of 20th-century country music. Flatt & Scruggs, as they were known, were best known for two signature songs: "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" and "The Ballad of Jed Clampett." Flatt

running, and the students in Colorado are busily studying the footage. To see what's happening under the dock in Lameshur Bay visit the Teens4Ocean website: http://www.teens4oceans.org/cam-saint-john.htm. 6 St. John Tradewinds, October 11-17, 2010 Resident Commends St. John Police for Swift Action in Nabbing Burglar 1aiidseaplag St. John Tradewinds, October 11-17, 2010 7 VIPD and DPW Collaborate To Clean Up Cruz Bay St. John Tradewinds News Photo VIPD officials dismantled a wooden shack and rescued a pit bull from a vagrant's camp area in Cruz Bay, above. By Jaime Elliott St. John Tradewinds For the third time this year, V.I. Police De- partment officials and Department of Public Works personnel collaborated to make Cruz Bay cleaner and safer and this time their efforts also saved a dog. Responding to complaints from residents, VIPD and DPW on Tuesday, October 5, re- turned to the area across from Fish Trap Res- taurant in Cruz Baywhere vagrants and squat- ters have long set up camp. Officials cut back about five feet of bush, re- moved piles of trash and found a pit bull inside a plywood shack. The shack was dismantled and the dog was taken to the St. John Animal Care Center, according to VIPD officials. A week before the cleanup VIPD's K-9 unit moved through the area and chased out some of the occupants, explained DPW's St. John Deputy Director Ira Wade. "We've cleaned this area out before and the K-9 unit was up here last week," said Wade. "The first time we came up here about a year ago, it was like a country club. There were tents and carpeting and furniture it was un- believable." While the area didn't take as long to clean up as previous efforts, Wade expected to have to return to the area before

moved to another apartment in Henderson. This time, Alice registered the apartment’s utilities in her son’s name. She also opened a new P.O. box. About six months after Alice moved into her second apartment in Henderson, Wilson bought Alice a luxury car, which he had delivered to her mother’s house in Lancaster, California. At first, Alice rejected the car and told her mother to keep it; however, she later accepted the car, and her mother drove it to her apartment in Henderson. Alice insured the car using the address for her second apartment in Henderson. After finding Alice’s address through the car’s insurance information, Wilson again approached Alice unannounced in Henderson. She later moved to another apartment. In 2007, Wilson told Alice that hestill intended to divorce his wife, and he convinced her to restart their relationship. They began seeing each other again, alternating weekends between California and Nevada. 2. Prior Incidents of Violence In September 2008, Wilson and Alice’s relationship became violent after Wilson accused Alice of seeing someone else. During one incident, Wilson grabbed Alice’s hair and threw her to the floor. He jumped on her, pinned her down with his knees, and began punching her face, pulling her hair, and shaking her head. Throughout the next two days, Wilson did not let Alice leave his house, and he continued to attack her, at one point choking her until she fell unconscious. On the third day, while Wilson

of marriage is to reproduce. Which is it, people? BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images Worse, can you even fathom the level of extra people would get if Middleton couldn't have children? Or the national tragedy that would play out in the British tabloids if word got out that Middleton didn't want children at all? The horror! During her past pregnancies, Kate has also been shamed for her body. Not that she got "too big," but that she was "too skinny." Then, her bump size was never good enough for people. She was ridiculed for being "dramatic" about her morning sickness, which she was once hospitalized for. (In fact, she suffers from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, which is a very real, very severe problem for some women.) Hopefully, Middleton has learned by now to just block outKevin Phillips, former Republican strategist and bestselling author of American Dynasty and Wealth and Democracy, provides a critical and extensively researched analysis of the current political condition as shaped by the “Republican Majority” and the alarming future it poses in his latest book, American Theocracy: The Peril and Politics of Radical Religion, Oil, and Borrowed Money in the 21st Century. This book will be published on March 21, 2006. Phillips identifies the role of oil in American foreign policy, the intrusion of radical Christianity into politics, and the explosion of debt, and links them in a frightening vision of the future of America and the world. The New York Times writes: “What makes this book powerful in spite of the familiarity of many of its arguments is (Phillips’) rare gift for looking broadly and structurally at social and political change ... Phillips has created a harrowing picture of

the federal department said in an email to National Observer. "Collaboration with Indigenous peoples is vital to protecting Canada's coasts and waterways, and the Government of Canada wants Indigenous peoples to play an active role in marine safety." Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that his government's plan to protect the oceans was meant to provide "world class protection, safety and response capacities" for people who "live, play and work" on Canada's oceans. Editor's note: This article was updated at 11:30 a.m. on Monday with additional information from the B.C. government.WASHINGTON — With the Illinois primary on Tuesday, Bernie Sanders hits south suburban Summit on Friday night for a rally at Argo Community High School. Rival Hillary Clinton stumps in north suburban Vernon Hills tonight. Clinton and Sanders clashed in a debate in Miami on Wednesday night, their last joint appearance before the Tuesday votes in Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, Florida and North Carolina. Sanders returns to Illinois looking to make inroads in Clinton’s African-American support. On Wednesday, the Illinois Sanders campaign focused on funding for financially ailing Chicago State University and the Chicago Public Schools. Ben Jealous, former president of the NAACP came to Chicago give the Sanders drive a boost. Late last month, Sanders, a 1964 University of Chicago graduate, headlined a rally at CSU and stopped at the U.

member on the first end portion of the tether and a second stop member on the second end portion of the tether for blocking movement of the end portions of the tether through the openings in the portions upon movement of the first panel portion away from the second panel portion.Museum to unveil replica of first detonated nuclear bomb ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History is primed to unveil its newest piece of history — a replica of the world's first nuclear bomb to be detonated. The Albuquerque Journal reports (http://bit.ly/2y4z8HJ ) that on Friday, the museum will introduce a nearly to-scale replica of the Trinity Tower, which held the bomb, called the Gadget. Jim Walther, executive director of the museum, says the tower comes from an old 50s-era fire observation tower taken down from a forest in Alabama. It's about 98 feet (30 meters) tall and made of 15,000 pounds (6,800 kilograms) of steel. The Gadget replica will hang from a pulley as if in the midst of being pulled up into the tower prior

the investigation. The victims were discovered in the truck on Oct. 23 in an industrial park in the English county of Essex, about 15 miles east of London. The container had been shipped from the port of Zeebrugge in Belgium to Essex, police said. The alleged driver, Maurice Robinson, 25, of Northern Ireland, was accused of being part of an international people-smuggling ring. He pleaded guilty in a London court on Monday to charges related to the plotting of illegal immigration but he wasn’t asked to enter pleas to 39 counts of manslaughter or conspiracy to traffic people. Police said he drove the cab of the truck to the English port of Purfleet, where it picked up the container, which had arrived by ferry from Belgium. A 36-year-old man was also arrestedcan save Iraq’s Christians, save our loyal allies in Kurdistan, and stop genocide. What are we waiting for? Karl Rove on Obama Barack Obama believed his legacy as president would be that he ended the Iraq war. It looks increasingly that his legacy could be that he lost it. By their admission, President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden inherited a war that had been won. In 2011 Mr. Obama said America was "leaving behind a sovereign, stable and self-reliant Iraq," and Mr. Biden proclaimed Iraq "one of the great achievements of this administration." Mr. Obama then committed a massive error in judgment by withdrawing all U.S. troops. That allowed the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS, the world's most formidable, merciless and dangerous terrorist army. ISIS is now establishing an Islamist caliphate that stretches from Aleppo in

existence.The first philosophical cosmologists reacted against, or sometimes built upon, popular mythical conceptions that had existed in the Greek world for some time. Some of these popular conceptions can be gleaned from the poetry of Homer and Hesiod. In Homer, the Earth was viewed as a flat disk afloat on the river of Oceanus and overlooked by a hemispherical sky with sun, moon, and stars. The Sun (Helios) traversed the heavens as a charioteer and sailed around the Earth in a golden bowl at night. Sun, earth, heaven, rivers, and winds could be addressed in prayers and called to witness oaths. Natural fissures were popularly regarded as entrances to the subterranean house of Hades and his predecessors, home of the dead. Influences from other cultures always afforded new themes. ==== Greek pantheon ==== According to Classical-era mythology, after the overthrow of the Titans, the new pantheon of gods andgoddesses was confirmed. Among the principal Greek gods were the Olympians, residing on Mount Olympus under the eye of Zeus. (The limitation of their number to twelve seems to have been a comparatively modern idea.) Besides the Olympians, the Greeks worshipped various gods of the countryside, the satyr-god Pan, Nymphs (spirits of rivers), Naiads (who dwelled in springs), Dryads (who were spirits of the trees), Nereids (who inhabited the sea), river gods, Satyrs, and others. In addition, there were the dark powers of the underworld, such as the Erinyes (or Furies), said to pursue those guilty of crimes against blood-relatives. In order to honor the Ancient Greek pantheon, poets composed the Homeric Hymns (a group of thirty-three songs). Gregory Nagy regards "the larger Homeric Hymns as simple preludes (compared with Theogony), each of which invokes one god".The gods of Greek mythology are described as having essentially corporeal but

6", "December 2004 - December 2005".) Seattle: Fantagraphics, 2005, Connect the Polka Dots. ("Vol. 7", December 2005 - August 2006".) Seattle: Fantagraphics, 2006. Walk a Mile in My Muu-Muu. Seattle: Fantagraphics, 2007. Welcome to Dingburg. Seattle: Fantagraphics, 2008. Ding Dong Daddy from Dingburg. Seattle: Fantagraphics, 2010. References External links Official site Zippy the Pinhead at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on September 10, 2015 The Real Zip the Pinhead from Liberty Corner, New Jersey Still asking "Are we having fun yet?" by Bill Griffith, transcript of Griffith's talk at the 2003 University of Florida Conference on Comics and Graphic Novels Photos of the opening night of the stage play Fun: The Concept The Heideggarian Disruptions of Zippy theYou've reached the home of The MUSIC WORTH BUYING Channel and Robert Kinsler's Rock 'n' Roll Truth Blog Monday, October 24, 2011 Sights and Sounds: The Grateful Dead, Color Theory, James McCartney In today's post, I did a bit deeper to uncover some hidden gems spanning several genres that shouldn't get by unnoticed. "The Grateful Dead Movie" Arrives On Blu-Ray on Nov. 1, 2011 Long out of print, but now restored to its splendid glory – The Grateful Dead Movie arrives in stores nationwide November 1 (Shout! Factory) on Blu-ray, much to the delight of fans worldwide. Co-directed by Jerry Garcia, The Grateful Dead Movie was originally released in 1977 and captures performances from five October 1974 shows at San Francisco ’s Winterland Ballroom. The deluxe 2-disc set contains the feature film on Blu-ray

under a federal amnesty program. In 1989, while his residency application was pending, he pleaded guilty in Alameda County Superior Court to violating Health and Safety Code section 11351, possession of cocaine for sale. As a result, the court placed him on probation for three years. At that time, he was told the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)[1] had not placed a deportation hold on him, although the prosecutor noted that there *1067 "[s]hould be" one. The INS was apparently untroubled by his felony conviction, however, for in 1990 it granted him lawful permanent resident status. In 2005, Villa applied to the INS to renew his permanent resident status. The INS instead arrested him and served him with a notice to appear for removal proceedings. The only basis for77, T.I.A.S. No. 6820) (the Vienna Convention) were violated because he was not told of his right to contact the Mexican Consulate. The trial court denied the petition, first finding the court that had taken his plea in 1989 had in fact advised him of its immigration consequences. (The record of the plea proceeding confirms this conclusion.) The trial court also ruled Villa had failed to allege facts demonstrating ineffective assistance of counsel and that the proof of his crime was "extremely strong," presumably rendering any treaty violation harmless. Villa appealed, raising the issues of the alleged ineffectiveness of counsel and the treaty violation. The Court of Appeal rejected both claims, finding that the alleged treaty violation should have been raised on direct appeal, citing Breard v. Greene (1998)

MSM84 Labrador Glacials Summary – MSM84 June 18th to July 17th, 2019 St. John’s (Canada) – St. John’s (Canada) The Labrador shelf, located off the eastern Canadian coast, is a key area for paleoclimate and paleoceanographic research. The Canadian hinterland was covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet during glacials. During phases of ice melt at the transition from glacials to interglacials, large amounts of fresh water were released into the Labrador Sea and North Atlantic Ocean. This release of fresh water occurred through fjords and adjacent troughs Mehr that were excavated by ice streams during the glacials. In addition, these fresh water pulses have a profound influence on the strength of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation, which in turn significantly influences the climate of the Northern Hemisphere. Our seismic source infront of an iceberg (picture by F. Gross). So far, the dynamics of the Laurentide Ice Sheet were reconstructed based on marine sediment cores that were taken mostly far offshore from the North Atlantic. This area was never directly covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet. Direct evidence from glacial features on the shelf was largely missing. Therefore, the goal of expedition MSM84 was the investigation of the glacial history of the Labrador shelf and hence the glacial history of the eastern part of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. In addition to the Labrador shelf area, Lake Melville, a small inlet into the eastern Canadian coast was investigated. During the expedition different geophysical and geological methods were used by the scientific party from University of Kiel, Alfred-Wegener-Institute Bremerhaven, University of Bremen, Université

After leaving the CIA, Barr moved to Georgia, where he practiced law and became active in the Republican Party, serving as county chair.[2][14] Barr made an unsuccessful bid for the Georgia House of Representatives in 1984.[2] In 1986 Barr married his third wife, Jerilyn Dobbins,[2][3] who was later known as Jeri Barr.[5] Bob Barr's web site stated in 2008 that Jeri and he have four children and six grandchildren.[5] It's unclear which, if any, of these children are issue from their marriage. Congressional career Barr sought the Republican Party nomination for U.S. Senate in 1992, but lost the primary election to Paul Coverdell.[21] The primary was very close, with Barr losing by fewer than 1,600 votes in a runoff election.[21] Subsequently, Coverdell came in behind incumbent Senator Wyche Fowler, in the general election, but the 3% showing by a Libertarian candidate (Jim Hudson) forced a runoff, whichCoverdell won. In Congress, Barr became famous for his "dour" image and told constituents, "You don't send me to Washington to smile."[14] Georgia's congressional districts were reorganized by the Democratic-controlled Georgia legislature ahead of the 2002 elections for the 108th Congress.[25] As part of the legislature's effort to get more Democrats elected from the state, Barr's district was dismantled even though Georgia gained two districts. He was drawn into the same district as fellow Republican John Linder. The new district was numerically Barr's district—the 7th—but contained most of the territory from Linder's old 11th District. This move profited Democrats by leading to the inevitable defeat of an incumbent Republican (i.e., either Barr or Linder).[26] Recognizing Barr's precarious situation, the Libertarian Party seized on the opportunity to oust one of the federal drug war's most vocal proponents (Barr), and ran TV ads criticizing Barr's opposition to medical marijuana during the Republican

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corporate titans to intellectuals to politicians. Outside the Cobb Centre, they were doing dragon dances, and many ladies were in lovely, shining Asian outfits. What could this mean? That the opening opera was Turandot, Puccini’s immortal tale of China. The Atlanta Opera was using an old, sumptuous production owned by the Dallas Opera. It has a touch of Zeffirelli to it. Atlanta’s director was Bliss Hebert, and its choreographer, please know, was Lee Harper. Turn her names around and you have one of America’s favorite novelists. In the title role of Turandot was the soprano Lori Phillips, who got through the role admirably. Turandot is known as a voice-killer, or a career-wrecker. Ms. Phillips seemed unkilled and unwrecked. The Calaf, tenor Philip Webb, sometimes sounded pinched, and he couldme—maybe for the first time, after a lifetime with Turandot—that Liù may have the best music in the opera. The Timur, bass Steven Humes, was dignified, noble, and, in brief, just right. Ping, Pang, and Pong, Puccini’s remarkable threesome, were all engaging. The chorus is a key performer in this opera, and Atlanta’s performed laudably. Its Italian was not the best, however, and, in fact, it was not a great night for Italian all around. The conductor, Arthur Fagen, was competent in the pit. And the Atlanta Opera Orchestra has some very good players in it—pretty much all of the principals. It can be said in a sentence: The whole of this opening-night performance was greater than the sum of its parts—which is what we want, on any operatic evening.

and left sides of the rear end of the ascending/descending frame 209 are fitted to a pair of right and left fulcrum pin supporting segments 212 formed at both right and left sides of the rear end of the upper part of the mechanical deck 201 and the front end of the ascending/descending frame 209 can be ascended or descended by an oscillating motion in upward or downward direction against the mechanical deck 201 around a pair of right and left fulcrum pins 211. Then, a slider cam 213 is vertically attached to the upper portion of the front end of the mechanical deck 201 in such a way that it can be slid in rightward or leftward direction crossing at a right angle with a forward or rearwarddirection, a cam follower pin 215 formed at the central part of the front end of the ascending/descending frame 209 is slidably engaged with an inclined cam groove 214 formed in slant state to the rear surface of the slider cam 213, a loading motor 216 is attached vertically in upward direction to the lower surface of one side at the front end of the mechanical deck 201, a slider cam driving pinion 217 fixed to the upper segment of the front end of the mechanical deck 201 is engaged with a rack 218 formed at the front surface of the slider cam 213. Then, the slider cam 213 is slid and driven in a rightward or leftward direction through the rack 218 by the pinion 217 normally

in her heart she was true as steel. She loved bright colors, and everything else that was gay and brilliant. She had gathered the roses; perhaps some one else had her share of thorns. The fair, dainty lady had a great desire to see Mr. Thorne. She had seen one of his pictures at the house of one of her friends a simple little thing, but it had charmed her. It was merely a bouquet of English wild flowers; but then they were so naturally painted! The bluebells looked as though they had just been gathered. One almost fancied dew drops on the delicate wild roses; a spray of pink hawthorn, daisies and golden buttercups mingled with woodbine and meadow-sweet, told sweet stories of the English meadows. "Whoever painted that," said the fair countess, "loves flowers, and knows what English flowersmean." The countess did not rest until Ronald had been introduced to her, and then she would know his wife. Her grave, silent husband smiled at her evident admiration of the handsome young Englishman. She liked his clear, Saxon face and fair hair; she liked his simple, kindly manner, so full of chivalry and truth. She liked pretty Dora, too; but there were times when the dainty, fastidious countess looked at the young wife in wonder, for, as she said one evening to her husband: "There is something in Mrs. Thorne that puzzles me--she does not always speak or look like a lady--" Few days passed without bringing Ronald and Dora to the Villa Rosali. It would have been better for Ronald had he never left his pretty home on the banks of the Arno. Chapter X Going into society increased the

Jehovah's Witnesses. Two weeks earlier, Jason Cruz and wife Dynel Cruz had just relocated back to Colorado from spending several years in the El Dorado Kansas area, which apparently indicates that Jason and Dynel Cruz then held an "exemplary" status with the El Dorado Kansas Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Dynel Cruz also had married Christopher Ross Lane, of Pueblo, Colorado, in 2010. *************** JEHOVAH'S WITNESS CRIMINALS STICK TOGETHER NEW SOUTH WALES v. ABRAHAM RODRIGUEZ, NEW SOUTH WALES v. RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, and NEW SOUTH WALES v. HT are related Australia criminal prosecutions which involved a Jehovah's Witness Minister named Rafael Rodriguez (college degree in Economics) and his Jehovah's Witness Son, ABRAHAM RODRIGUEZ, who is a FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE whom we suspect is currently HIDING OUT in the United States. In August 1995, inLidcombe NSW, then 18-19 year old Abraham Rodriguez, who was an immigrant from El Salvador, accompanied by a 17 year-old immigrant from Vietnam (believed also to be part of a "Jehovah's Witness" family), accosted with the intent to rob a 16 year-old male high school student named Peter Savage, who was walking home after school sports practice. The victim attempted to ward off the robbery attempt by pulling a can of spray deodorant from his gymbag and spraying the aerosol towards the two JW Robbers. However, Abraham Rodriguez pulled out a knife and proceeded to fatally stab his victim. The two JW Robbers then ran off with the victim's wallet. Immediately following the assault and robbery, Rodriguez and HT went straight to the family business of another Vietnamese immigrant

the "daughter of ..." has offered Ms. Tutu many opportunities and challenges in her life. Most important of these has been the challenge to find her own place in the world. She has taken up the challenge and channeled the opportunities that she has been given to raise her voice as a champion for the dignity of all. Ms. Tutu's professional experience ranges from being a development consultant in West Africa, to being program coordinator for programs on Race and Gender and Gender-based Violence in Education at the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town. In addition, she has taught at the Universities of Hartford and Connecticut and Brevard College in North Carolina. Ms. Tutu started her public speaking as a college student at Berea College in Kentuckyin the 1970's when she was invited to speak at churches, community groups and colleges and universities about her experiences growing up in apartheid South Africa. Since that time, she has become a much sought-after speaker to groups as varied as business associations, professional conferences, elected officials and church and civic organizations. In addition to speaking, Ms. Tutu is a consultant to two organizations that reflect the breadth of her involvement in issues of human rights. The organizations are the Spiritual Alliance to Stop Intimate Violence (SAIV), founded by renowned author Riane Eisler and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Betty Williams, and the Foundation for Hospices in Sub-Saharan Africa (FHSSA). Ms. Tutu is a single mother of two children and currently lives in Nashville, Tenn. ABOUT NOTRE DAME COLLEGE Notre Dame’s Abrahamic

my Big Dog series LAST SEPTEMBER but I was too poor to mail to them? Yeah that one.Apparently he is driving through atlanta with BIG TRUCKS to go to a show at their showroom in NC and he wanted to know if I was still interested in having them represent me, cause if I was they would come by my studio and take whatever I could give him, show it in NC, the drive it back to New Orleans to put in their gallery there. To which I replied, “blink…blink…blink…uhhh, duhhhh, YES!!!” I told you I am a gimp now. So howz about them apples??? By the by a meandering side note, when I first began painting gogs I found the artist Ron Burns online http://www.ronburns.com HIS commissionsa main unit correspondingly, of a slide-type terminal device. The sliding module 13 includes a first linking member 131, a first pivot shaft 132, a second linking member 133, a second pivot shaft 134, a first sliding sleeve 136, a second sliding sleeve 138, and a spring 139. The first linking member 131 is rotatably attached to the first sheet 11 by the first pivot shaft 132, and the second linking member 133 is rotatably attached to the second sheet 12 by the second pivot shaft 134. An end of the first sliding sleeve 136 is fixed to the first linking member 131, and an end of the second sliding sleeve 138 is fixed to the second linking member 133. Another end of the second sliding sleeve 138

Three years after the nuclear catastrophe in Fukushima one observes a certain momentum with regard to lifetime extensions as well as some interest in new building of nuclear power plants. Advocates of nuclear power argue in term of low-cost electricity generation, a secure supply as well as a contribution against climate change. The Reference Scenario of the European Commission - which sets the agenda on the EU Climate and Energy Strategy to 2030 - implies massive new buildings of nuclear power plants, not less than seven are forecasted for Poland alone. In Germany, too, voices are re-appearing that criticize the upcoming nuclear phase-out. However, DIW Berlin clearly derives that there is no Renaissance of nuclear power under way: the plans to construct new plants are concentrated in afew countries, mainly China. But foremost, the discussion neglects that nuclear power has never in history been produced economically, taking into account the costs of risks for mankind and the environment, the scrapping of nuclear waste, let alone the infrastructure of R & D and the corresponding national innovation system. The question where to store the highly radioactive waste is of yet unresolved. Phasing out nuclear is the safest and cost efficient strategy. The European discussion should not focus on analytical models that neglect a large part of the economic cost. Germany can continue its nuclear phase-out until 2022, without risking the supply security; this also holds for the upcoming closure of the Grafenrheinfeld nuclear power plant in 2015. Questions of scrapping old nuclear power plants and of

introduced to his music through The Cherry Faced Lurchers’ album Live At Jamesons in the mid-Eighties. It was a raw recording that captured a band absolutely rocking all the way out there, hard and tight yet somehow also loose and swinging, the songs full of soul and sardonic wit. It felt like party music that also conveyed despair and anger at the madness of a very fucked-up society; this was South Africa in the dying years of apartheid. Soon after hearing the album for the first time, I saw the band live at what was then the University of Natal in Durban. As is often the way, it was even better than the recording, viscerally loud and wild, and the whole place lurched like crazy. At one point duringFact, was the soundtrack of middle-class white kids getting stoned and drunk, most of them blissfully ignorant of or actively indifferent to what was going on around them. If anything, the music of Rodriguez was yet another form of escapism that helped many white South Africans avoid confronting the realities of apartheid. The Fun’s Not Over is the polar opposite of Searching for Sugar Man. I thought of them together only because they are both documentaries about music in South Africa. But where Sugar Man peddles bullshit and historical revisionism, Cross’s movie is a totally honest account that reflects the message of Phillips’s music. It was political, but in a very nuanced way. This was the music of white people who understood the troubling ambiguities of being privileged by a

health activities for children (aged between six and 18 years) between February and June 2018, MSF teams observed that nearly a quarter of the children (18 out of 74) had self-harmed, attempted suicide or had thought about committing suicide. Other child patients suffer from panic attacks, anxiety, aggressive outbursts, constant nightmares or voluntarily become mute. The report by Theirworld, Safe Schools: The Hidden Crisis, showed that by 2030, 622 million – nearly a third of all children that will be alive at that point – will live in countries where education is under threat from war, endemic high violence, or environmental threats. In the absence of increased investment and delivery of safe schools and learning environments, three of every four young people in these countries are projected to beunequipped with the skills to participate fully in society and the economy. Education Cannot Wait is the first global movement and fund dedicated to education in emergencies and protracted crises. It was established during the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016 by international humanitarian and development aid actors, along with public and private donors, to help reposition education as a priority on the humanitarian agenda, usher in a more collaborative approach among actors on the ground and foster additional funding to ensure that every crisis-affected child and young person is in school and learning. Based on the recognition that continuous access to quality learning is a priority for children and families affected by conflicts, natural disasters and displacement and that no organisation can do it alone, ECW comes as a

button. Eddie's voice rang out through the speaker system once again, replay- ing part of what he'd just said, "Fuck Isaiah! Fuck him for being that stu- pid. Fuck his liberal nigger ass!" "He's just gonna love hearing that," Paul said into the microphone. "Oh come on!" said Eddie. "This is such bullshit." He started to walk back toward the way he'd come, but Paul wasn't done yet. "Wait," said Paul, as Bee plugged his laptop back into the control sys- tem. "There's more. Watch." Eddie stopped and looked at the projection of himself on the wall. As soon as he did, Paul clicked to change the im- age. It was a shot of the interior of the empty store they'd just been in a few minutes earlier. Amelia and Jeanie stood there looking up at the camera (which wasthe interior of the hotel room where Eddie was staying. It showed Sandee, dressed much like he'd been the night he met Eddie at the party, sitting seduct- ively on Eddie's bed with a laptop Eddie would surely recognize as his own. "Your friends sold you out, Eddie," Paul said. "Or rather, cut you loose." This was actually a simple piece of Photoshop work - Sandee had never been in Eddie's room. Another image came on the screen. It was the Big Guy, whose name they now knew was actually Wally, even though he'd introduced himself to Chloe in the bar as Quentin. His friends called him The Whale. The picture, taken less than an hour earlier according to the time stamp, showed Wally and Marco talking. Wally's face was all red and swollen 306 from the tear gas and pepper-spray.

him in part, but it was also a desire to save the young American from an unknown fate that prompted him to turn back in pursuit. He did not follow the back trail to the Mafa River, but struck out in a south-easterly direction into the mountainous country that forms an almost impregnable protection for the stronghold of the Kaji. Deep gorges and precipitous cliffs retarded the progress of the ape-man; so that it was over three days before he reached his objective: a point near the headwaters of the Mafa a full day's march to the east of the City of Kaji. He had foreseen that Mafka might expect him to follow Wood, which would offer the magician an opportunity to have Tarzan waylaid and destroyed at some point upon the trail where he would be helpless against theonslaught of a well-placed detachment of Kaji warrior-women; and so he had elected to come upon Kaji from an unexpected direction and depend upon his animal cunning and his great strength and agility to carry him into the very presence of the malign power the destruction of which appeared to be the only means whereby Wood and his companions might be set at liberty permanently. But above all, his success depended upon the verity of his conviction that he was immune to the supernatural powers of Mafka; though upon this point there was one thing that troubled him; it seemed to him that Mafka must have known of his befriending of Wood. The very fact that he had taken Wood from him suggested that. Yet this might have been accomplished by means of spies, which the American had specifically

James S. Gilmore, III, President and CEO of Free Congress Foundation and former governor of Virgina, is pictured in his Alexandria office speaking to his chief of staff about his schedule. (Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post) Former Virginia governor James S. Gilmore III is starting to act like a candidate again. In high-profile speeches, the Republican who governed Virginia from 1998 to 2002 is opining on what he believes ails the national GOP. He plans to visit the early nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire next month, including a stop at the conservative summit organized by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa). And in the final weeks before the November midterm elections, he created a super PAC that aired television commercials for Senate candidates from both states, as well as Virginia. The flurryand attorney general before campaigning successfully for governor on a promise to cut the hated car tax. Elected during a time of economic prosperity, Gilmore helped deliver Virginia for George W. Bush (R) in the 2000 presidential contest. But as his state’s economy stalled in the wake of the terror attacks of 2001, lawmakers from Gilmore’s party downsized his plan to phase out the car tax. Gilmore wanted to use state funds to reimburse car owners for the vehicle tax they were paying to cities and counties. But state lawmakers said he could only refund a portion of the tax. He finished his term (Virginia law does not allow governors to run for reelection) on a down note. Warner, a Democrat, was elected to replace him. Over the past year, Gilmore has

Ron Paul, who literally embodies the spirit and essence of the man who first held the position – Thomas Jefferson himself. *Rahul D. Manchanda, Esq, Ranked amongst Top Attorneys in the United States by Newsweek Magazine in 2012 and 2013. Rahul Manchanda Rahul D. Manchanda, Esq, was ranked among Top Attorneys in the United States by Newsweek Magazine in 2012 and 2013. Manchanda worked for one of the largest law firms in Manhattan where he focused on asbestos litigation. At the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (“UNCITRAL”) in Vienna, Austria, Mr. Manchanda was exposed to international trade law, arbitration, alternative dispute resolution, and comparisons of the American common law with European civil law. One thought on “Ron Paul Should Be True And Essential Choice For US Secretary Of State –at around 10:55 a.m., Police Officer Robert Gutierrez was on duty in the area of 5000 Old York Road. Officer Gutierrez described the area around 5000 Old York Road as a high crime area, where a lot of drugs are sold, and a lot of robberies and thefts take place. Officer Gutierrez based his opinion on six years of experience within the district. Officer Gutierrez received a radio call that at

series current in Japan) is working with this new story. I find the plot completely original and gripping with gorgeous detailed art. If you would like a new paranormal horror read as a manga fan, March Story is the one to pick up. Wednesday, January 12, 2011 Sam's (Garrett Hedlund) father is a famous virtual game designer who is missing for years. One day, Sam goes back to his father's old arcade where he accidentally transports himself to the digital world called The Grid. With dangers that threatens everything he has ever known, Sam must survive and defeat this cyber dimension. I wasn't hyped up or anything to see this movie when it first premiered. When a friend suggested to go to the movies, I was like, "Okay, let's watch Tron"fortunate encounter, she meets a dog-scared man named Mikage, who willing gives her his house. She decides to check it out...only to find that it is actually a shrine with demons! Apparently, Mikage has made her the deity of the shrine so she must take on his responsibilities. Now living a life completely out of the norm, how is Nanami going to survive? I read this manga series online a few months ago and was in love with it. I was so happy when I heard it got licensed by Viz because it can finally be read in North America. Even though in the beginning Nanami accepted the idea of demons existing right away was a little unrealistic, it was done so swiftly that you don't even notice. I found Tomoe

hair, rocking the girl against himself in an attempt to still her. After a moment, when Harry began to realize in whose arms she was, she lifted her head and attempted to explain herself. "That's all right, Harry. Truly," Severus assured her, pressing his lips to her scar for emphasis—only to pull away with a gasp as an arc of green-black energy pulsed between her mark . . . and his own. He was not permitted time to process the meaning of this connection, for suddenly Minerva was there crooning comforting nothings into Harry's ear as she lifted the girl into a standing position. She made certain to keep the cloak firmly wrapped around her young charge. Harry's long, black, glossy hair was bound in a braid that fell over her left shoulder and dropped past her broomstick toward the earth. She was high overHogwarts, leaning into her handle and abstractedly making her braid swing in little circles. Today, she'd begin temporarily coaching the Gryffindor Quidditch team due to an unfortunate incident involving Martin Finch-Fletchley—Justin's younger brother—Miranda Frazier—the first witch to be born to a family of Squibbs in three generations—and several pots of improperly bespelled, bobotuber-pus-augmented, butterscotch pudding that had never been intended for the use to which they had put it. Harry giggled at the memory of finding the two Seventh Years underneath the Quidditch bleachers almost done in by pudding with a mind of its own, but her mirth soon faded. For today as well, Harry would be presented as the new Head of House Gryffindor. A tear slid down her nose, dangled for a moment from its tip, and then dropped imperceptibly to the ground far below her. Turning to face the school, Harry was surprised to

former has been closely aligned to the state throughout its history. The latter was inaugurated in Tahrir Square, cradle of the revolution, during its first few days, joining together dozens of independently formed trade unions. Now the MB seems unwittingly to have brought that hostility to an end, as both sides join forces to oppose it. Egypt Independent This week's Eid al-Adha holidays saw 727 cases of verbal and sexual harassment reported across Egypt, typically taking place in public gathering places, malls and movie theaters, beaches and squares, said security sources on Monday. The “Seen Harassment” activist initiative spotted several cases in downtown Cairo, especially on Talaat Harb Street, and accused Prime Minister Hesham Qandil of failing to take necessary security measures to prevent such violations. The initiative was launched earlier this month by six women's rights organizations against sexual harassment that providefree legal support for women who are exposed to harassment or physical violence. In a report issued on Sunday, the initiative described three cases of harassment that took place in front of police officers who failed to react or intervene. The cases included a 17-year-old girl being harassed by a soldier near Qasr al-Nil Bridge; a young man in his twenties violently pulling a girl by her hair and kissing her; and a veiled girl being harassed while walking with her fiancé, all before the eyes of the police who did not interfere. The report added that a female member of the initiative was harassed while recording an interview with a television channel in Talaat Harb Square. The initiative criticized the manner the police deal with harassment complaints as improper and typically allowing offenders to get away with the abuse. The activists

mill's start-up expenses, and, as noted, the logging company's sales had essentially been suspended until the mill could serve as its buyer. No financial statements of Snow Enterprises, LLC, were introduced. Kimberly did introduce, however, one of Brian's credit applications for the mill project, from September 1997, on which Brian listed personal assets in excess of $300,000.00 including equity in the logging company of $175,000.00. When confronted with the apparent discrepancy between the $34,000.00 officer's salary listed on the July and August statements and his claim of having been paid only $500.00 per week, Brian explained that the officer's salary figure on the earlier reports mistakenly included the salary paid to his new wife, who was helping him with the business, as well as the salary paid to himself.He insisted that he had received no more than $26,000.00 for all of 1997 and that the logging company had operated at a loss. The reduction in his income entitled him, he claimed, to have his child-support obligation reduced. Kimberly claimed, and the commissioner agreed, that the logging company's earning potential was more accurately reflected by the July and August 1997 statements than by the year-end statement Brian submitted. She noted that the company's equity, as reflected in the July balance statement and on Brian's September credit application, had increased significantly since the divorce and also that Brian had been able to afford the expensive hobby or side business of competing in rodeos. He had purchased horses and riding equipment, she pointed out, worth more than his then current

One year after San Antonio expanded its non-discrimination ordinance to protect LGBT people, opponents' predictions that the measure would curtail religious liberty and free speech haven't come true. On September 5, 2013, San Antonio's city council voted to extend non-discrimination protections to LGBT residents in housing, employment, public accommodations, city contracts, and board appointments. The ordinance was approved despite a right-wing misinformation campaign propagated by local anti-LGBT activists and national conservative media, including Fox News, Glenn Beck, and The Washington Times. Opponents of the ordinance asserted that the ordinance could ban Christians from holding public office or winning city contracts, imperil the free speech rights of conservative opponents of LGBT equality, or even impose "criminal penalties" on anti-LGBT business owners. Those claims persisted even though the ordinance explicitly protected againstA 2012 study of local non-discrimination ordinances by UCLA's Williams Institute found “almost uniform compliance” with the ordinances, with no localities reporting spikes in frivolous litigation. Implementing The Ordinance Then-Mayor Julian Castro was a fervent supporter of the expanded non-discrimination ordinance last year. But when he left office in July of 2014 to become Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, he was succeeded by Ivy Taylor, one of the three council members who voted against the measure's passage. While Taylor's opposition to the ordinance's LGBT protections raised red flags for San Antonio's LGBT community, spokesman Cary Clack told Equality Matters that the new mayor is committed to moving forward with its implementation. Concurrent with the first anniversary of the council's vote, Clack said that Taylor will name “an advisory committee composed of

contemporary world-problems. And as his opinion of the normal species became more and more unflattering, he began to turn his attention to the search for other individuals of his own calibre. Though all these activities were pursued together, it will be convenient to deal with them separately. The onset of John's adolescence was very late compared with that of the normal human being, and its duration was extremely prolonged. At fourteen he was physically comparable with a normal child of ten. When he died, at twenty-three, he was still in appearance a lad of seventeen. Yet, though physically he was always far behind his years, mentally, and not merely in intelligence but also in temperament and sensibility, he often seemed to be incredibly advanced beyond his actual age. This mental precocity, I should say, was entirely due to imaginative power. Whereasthe normal child clings to the old interests and attitudes long after more developed capacities have actually begun to awaken in him, John seemed to seize upon every budding novelty in his own nature and "force" it into early bloom by the sheer intensity and heat of his imagination. This was obvious, for instance, in the case of his sexual experience. It should be said that his parents were for their time exceptional in their attitude to sex in their children. All three grew up unusually free from the common shames and obsessions. Doe took a frankly physiological view of sexual development; and Pax treated the sexual curiosity and experimentation of her children in a perfectly open and humorous way. Thus John may be said to have had an exceptionally good start. But the use which he made of it was

in contented bliss. But then, just when I thought we were there, she pulled away. Looking at me with wild abandon, she said, "I want to do you. Please!". I just looked at her for a second, confused. I was so wrapped up in doing her, I hadn't even thought about reversing roles. But it was obvious she was ready, and then I realized I was, too. The shower stall had one of those built-in seats, so I sat down and Missy knelt before me. My heart was pounding and I started to breathe faster. It had been a long time since anyone had eaten me, and never a woman. Looking at this pretty young girl, obviously ready and eager for the chance, made me hotter than ever. As the water poured over us, Missy leaned forward to kissme tenderly. She kissed my lips and cheek, then ran her tongue softly over my neck and gently nipped my shoulder. I shivered with pleasure as her mouth moved to my very hard nipples, sucking them and rolling them between her teeth. She sucked like a baby on one, then the other. My hand was on her head, and I gently pushed down, anxious to feel her talented mouth on my other parts. "Mmmmmm" , she moaned, as she kissed her way down my stomach, using her tongue to increase my pleasure. I was almost out of my mind by this time. Raising one leg, I placed my foot on the seat and spread as wide as I could, inching my butt toward are face. "Oh, please, honey, eat me!", I cried. Missy leered up at me with

which uses music, video to help in the learning of languages. Schools are still joining the project and thousands of students have now used the project in countries all across Europe, Turkey, North Africa and the USA. The European project was funded under the Lifelong Learning programme and had 7 partners from 6 countries, UK, Germany, Turkey, Italy, Czech Republic, Spain and included universities, school and specialists in video. We entered for the Medea prize by completing the entry form and were one of 6 winners that year. How did you decide on the name PopuLLar? What’s behind the 2 capital L-s in the written form? Joel:That comes from my twisted logic. I wanted to find a way of including the words Popular (pop music) and Language Learning (LL) in the title. I bet you’ve workedblunt heads, fly ladies and prisoners Henessey holders and old school niggaz, then I be dissin a unofficial that smoke woolie thai I dropped out of Kooley High, gassed up by a cokehead cutie pie Jungle survivor, fuck who's the liver My man put the battery in my back, a differencem from Energizer Sentence begins indented.. with formality My duration's infinite, moneywise or physiology Poetry, that's a part of me, retardedly bop I drop the ancient manifested hip-hop, straight off the block I reminisce on park jams, my man was shot for his sheep coat Childhood lesson make me see him drop in my weed smoke It's real, grew up in trife life, did times or white lines The hype vice, murderous nighttimes, and knife fights invite crimes Chill on the block with Cog-nac, hold strap with my peeps that's into drug money,

9:00 PM (PDT). Shutdown On June 16, 2007, Yahoo! Photos issued a press release stating that it would be terminating on September 20, 2007, in order to focus their efforts on Flickr. Yahoo! Photos had proposed a number of alternatives for customers who wanted to move their photos to other services. Several independent users have derived alternative solutions for migration of their photographs uploaded at Yahoo! Photos: Download Hi Resolution Yahoo! Photos by Rohit Sud, Download Yahoo! Photos by Kent Brewster, and Photos Grabber by Yandao.com History March, 2000: Yahoo! Photos launched. March 29, 2005: Yahoo bought Flickr, which is an online community to share and discuss personal photos and montages. January 14, 2007: Yahoo! Photos updated the site with new features, including free full-resolution downloads from ISPs that have partnerships with Yahoo. him to their hearts. A fellow guest on the show, Irish-American actor Jackie Gleason, reportedly said about the incident: "It wasn't an act of God, but an act of Guinness!" Behan and Gleason went on to forge a friendship. Behan loved the story of how, walking along the street in London shortly after this episode, a Cockney approached him and exclaimed that he understood every word he had said—drunk or not—but had not a clue what "that bugger Muggeridge was on about!" While addled, Brendan would clamber on stage and recite the play's signature song "The Auld Triangle". The transfer of the play to Broadway provided Behan with international recognition. Rumours still abound that Littlewood contributed much of the text of The Quare Fellow and led to the

suppose. Nola begged him to come and live with them, but he would not. "Grandpa took a l**** *** ***land north of Elwood, built him a little cabin right in the woods and lived there. Mother and I went out to see him one day that I remember so well: he was sitting outside the cabin on an old split-bottom chair, leaning back against the cabin. His ***on *acks (guns on racks?) in the house, seed-corn hanging about along with the gourds containing his gun-powder. I can see that scene yet. He had been "reclaimed" and I remember him walking back and forth across Mother's rooms, clad in his black and red plaid shirt, with his hands behind his back--singing "Am I a soldier of the Cross, a follower of The Lamb," praising the Lord and weeping. He went withMother and I to the Christian church, where Mother belonged, and the preacher said: "Brother Decker, testify." Grandpa stood up, but began to weep saying: "I can't, Brother (Perkins?), I'm too ( sinful?). He said to Mother one day: "Well, Annie, I have told all the children, excepting Belle, that I taught you wrong ****, that all would go to Heaven, no matter what they did or believed. If the Lord just lets me live until I can see her and tell her, I'll be happy. But he took sick a little while after this and they brought him to Aunt Julia's (Wood) home and there he died. He did not get to see Aunt Belle, but she came to his funeral. "His children were Amos, Newt, Dave, Lizzie, Jane, Belle, Julia, Annie, Ellie, one young man that died.

Oral health disparities in children of immigrants: dental caries experience at enrollment and during follow-up in the New England Children's Amalgam Trial. Previous research shows increased dental decay among immigrants, but little is known about the oral health of the growing population of children of immigrants. We compared the children of immigrants to the children of US-born caregivers in their caries experience at enrollment and their new caries increments during the 5-year New England Children's Amalgam Trial (NECAT). NECAT recruited 283 Boston-area children aged 6 to 10 with untreated caries and offered free semiannual preventive and restorative dental care during the trial. Sociodemographic factors and caregiver immigrant status were assessed through interviews. Multivariate negative binomial models evaluated the association between caregiver immigrant status and clinically assessed carious surfaces. Fortyrepeated the colonel languidly, sinking back on his pillow and putting his hands under his head. "Really I don't think we have such an article in the outfit! Have we, Roberts?" "No, sir," replied the latter promptly. Oscar could hardly believe his ears. One of the most necessary implements--one that is used in African travel as often as a spade or a pick--had been left behind. The colonel might as well have come away from Maritzburg without his "battery." "Harris said we didn't need any," added Roberts. "That wasn't the only falsehood he told you," said Oscar in disgust. "How do you suppose you are going to get that wheel out of there?" "I don't know, I am sure, unless we pull it out with the oxen," drawled the colonel. "There are not oxen enough in the country to pull it

16, the LRA camped at Kiliwa and killed a number of people in the village before moving on the next day, December 17, back toward Makombo and the Uele River. Early on the morning of December 18, the LRA group, together with an estimated 250 abductees, crossed the Uele River at Mavanzonguda, the same place they had crossed four days earlier. Once on the opposite bank of the river, the girls and women they had captured were forced to wash the uniforms the LRA had worn throughout the four-day operation. The LRA then forcibly marched the large group of adults and children off into the remote and unpopulated savannah terrain north of the river. They left behind them a trail of death and communities devastated and traumatized by the attack. March into the Wilderness In the days following the river crossing,the LRA forced their captives to march about 20 kilometers a day. According to those who later escaped, the LRA separated the children from the adults and kept the children close to the commander of the group. The captives remained tied up to each other at the waist with ropes or metal wire in human chains of between 5 to 15 captives, also sleeping tied up. The LRA began to conduct military parades each morning, when the combatants paid homage to the commander, stood for military inspection, and were given their orders for the day. This daily military routine was conducted in front of the children who had been taken captive, while the adult abductees were excluded from the ceremony. The LRA also began to conduct daily counts of their captives.[60] The 17-year-old boy abducted in Tapili and held

tree’s medicinal leaves. “The Tree” intersects faith, doubt and belief for all those that come into contact with its unique ability to heal. This event is the conclusion of the 2016 Great Lakes Christian Film Festival #GLCFF2016 South Buffalo to host 2nd annual Christian Film Festival Buffalo, NY (August 1, 2016) – The 2016 “Great Lakes Christian Film Festival” will be hosted at Bread of Life Church, 1638 South Park Ave, Buffalo, NY 14220 between Thursday August 18th – Sunday August 21st, 2016. The festival will feature over 100 films from around the world, representing over 10 countries, screening feature films, shorts films, documentaries, and music videos, as well as, many up and coming film trailers. The festival is open to the public and offers an array of subject material forpart of a government push to build an artificial intelligence industry worth $150 billion by 2030. Megvii is also a technology supplier for a China-wide surveillance program called the Skynet Project, which uses more than 20 million closed-circuit TV cameras to monitor citizens around the country, policing for criminals. Part of the value proposition for both companies — and investment opportunity for their financial backers — is the wide range of consumer applications for their technology. At an April smart city trade show in Hong Kong, sales associates for SenseTime wowed attendees with various use cases: mobile apps that could read facial expressions, smart screens in cars to detect sleepy drivers, and admission gates that flipped open when they recognized someone’s face. Though it was founded in 2014, Hong Kong–based

hands. They stretch up to the top of the building and Jack pulls himself up, his neighbour worries that he'll kill himself, but Doc Whiskers tells her he's a hero. Holly trends carefully atop the roof, but keeps being zapped by loose electricity cables and keeps flickering to her toon self. She makes it to the top and reaches for the spike, pulling it free and releasing hundreds of toon pencil sketches and dead toons into the real world. A totally accurate cartoon version of Gabriel Byrne Jack makes a grab for the spike and turns into a superhero version of himself, so he flexes his muscles about a bit and Holly kicks him in the crotch before going for a ride on one of the toons. Jack's character is nowvoiced by a totally different person and he grabs the spike, it's worth noting that his character has the buttocks of Powdered Toast Man. The toons fly about town turning real people into toons and generally causing utter chaos. Spider toon escapes from the pen and sees Brad laying on the pavement and starts crying while SuperJack battles the toons. Holly tells Jack that they'll be staying in the real world, she asks for the spike and he goes to give it to her because his toon self is a moron of massive proportions. He realises however that it's a trick and returns the spike of power to it's proper place, send Holly hurtling back to the real world and reverting all the people back to their real selves. Jack's

Sant Julià de Vilatorta Sant Julià de Vilatorta is a municipality in the comarca of Osona in Catalonia, Spain. References Panareda Clopés, Josep Maria; Rios Calvet, Jaume; Rabella Vives, Josep Maria (1989). Guia de Catalunya, Barcelona: Caixa de Catalunya. (Spanish). (Catalan). External links Government data pages Category:Municipalities in OsonaThe World Series of Fighting announced some new signings Tuesday, including a very familiar name. Veteran John Howard, who competed in the UFC 14 times spread over two stints, has signed on to compete with the promotion. Howard last fought at UFC Fight Night 80 in December against Tim Means, where he suffered a second-round knockout. Overall, he has lost four of five fights after scoring upset victories over Siyar Bahadurzada and Uriah Hall in 2013. WSOF president Ray Sefo stated in his "Executive Action" column that he still believed the 33-year-old "Doomsday" has more fight in him. "John has had a few tough losses in recent years, but I believe he still has a lot of to offer this sport, and I look forward to him debuting for us later

the strength of the women and his faith.” In 2015, Mukwege was a main speaker at the national Swedish Pentecostal conference, Nyhem, where he shared the following: “From this place, people have been praying for my beloved country and tonight it is a privilege for me to stand here as a fruit of your prayers. My congregation belongs to the Congolese Pentecostal Movement Cepac, and with about one million members it is a fruit of your prayers. The Panzi hospital is a fruit of your prayers.” Mukwege's combination of a bold, Spirit-filled faith and a solid commitment to peacemaking and women's right is not an anomaly. He represents what sociologists Donald Miller and Tetsunao Yamamori call “progressive Pentecostals,” Christians who both claim to experience miracles and work for social changewithin their communities. This form of Pentecostalism is radically changing societies around the world. Dena Freeman at London School of Economics points out in the anthology Pentecostalism and Development: Pentecostal churches are often rather more effective change agents than are development NGOs…they are exceptionally effective at bringing about personal transformation and empowerment, they provide the moral legitimacy for a set of behaviour changes that would otherwise clash with local values, and they radically reconstruct families and communities to support these new values and new behaviours. Historically, Pentecostalism originated from the Holiness Movement, which had a clear emphasis on social justice and helping the poor. It also had a high view of gender equality, allowing women to preach. This was also true for early Pentecostalism, even though it quickly conformed to the

Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday rescued 80 persons from an avalanche-prone area in Kulgam district of south Kashmir. "The Jammu and Kashmir Police launched a rescue operation in Waltengoo Nad area of Kulgam district today and rescued 80 persons including 33 children," the police said in Srinagar on Wednesday evening. "In view of the heavy snowfall and apprehension of snow avalanche in Waltengoo Nad area, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kulgam constituted rescue teams," the police added. "Under the supervision of a Sub-Divisional police officer and SHO Qazigund the teams rushed to the spot. After clearing snow on nearly 15 Kilometres of road the teams reached Waltengoo Nad, the police said. During the rescue operation more than 80 persons including 33 children were rescued. They were taken to a governmentCoca-Cola (often abbreviated to "Coke") is a cola drink, and is the world's most popular carbonated soft drink. The Coca-Cola Company's headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia, where the drink was first concocted around 1884. Although Coke's inventor, John Pemberton, was not a shrewd marketer of his drink, the ownership of Coke eventually passed to Asa Candler, whose company remains the producer of Coke today. Candler's successful marketing, continued by his successors such as Robert Woodruff, established Coke as a major soft drink first in the United States and later around the world. Originally designed to be sold at soda fountains, Coca-Cola was later sold in bottles, whose distinctive shape have become a part of the drink's branding. Major advertising campaigns have established Coca-Cola slogans such as "The pause that refreshes" as part of popular culture. The formula for Coke, whose status as a trade

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that Lord Buddha made three visits to Sri Lanka in which he rids the island of forces inimical to Buddhism and instructs deities to protect the ancestors of the Sinhalese (Prince Vijaya and his followers from North India) to enable the establishment and flourishing of Buddhism in Sri Lanka. This myth has led to the widely held Sinhalese Buddhist belief that the country is Sihadipa (island of the Sinhalese) and Dhammadipa (the island ennobled to preserve and propagate Buddhism). In other words, Sinhalese Buddhist nationalists maintain that they are the Buddha's chosen people, and that the island of Sri Lanka is the Buddhist promised land. The Mahavamsa also describes an account of the Buddhist warrior king Dutthagamani, his army, and 500 Buddhist monks battling and defeating the Tamil king Elara, who had come from South India and usurped power in Anuradhapura (the island's capital at the time). WhenDuthagamani laments over the thousands he has killed, the eight arhats (Buddha's enlightened disciples) who come to console him reply that no real sin has been committed by him because he has only killed Tamil unbelievers who are no better than beasts, then go on to say: "thou wilt bring glory to the doctrine of the Buddha in manifold ways; therefore cast away care from the heart, O ruler of men".The Dutthagamani's campaign against king Elara was not to defeat injustice, as the Mahavamsa describes Elara as a good ruler, but to restore Buddhism through a united Sri Lanka under a Buddhist monarch, even by the use of violence. The Mahavamsa story about Buddha's visit to Sri Lanka where he (referred to as the "Conqueror") subdues forces inimical to Buddhism, the Yakkhas (depicted as the non-human inhabitants of the island), by striking "terror to their hearts" and

Get the Middle East oil resources out of independent national hands and into US-controlled hands. The military occupation of Iraq was the first major step in this US strategy. Control of Russian energy reserves, however, was Washington's ultimate "prize". Deconstruction of Russia: The 'ultimate prize'For obvious military and political reasons, Washington could not admit openly that its strategic focus, since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, had been the dismemberment or deconstruction of Russia, and gaining effective control of its huge oil and gas resources, the "ultimate prize". The Russian Bear still had formidable military means, however dilapidated, and she still had nuclear teeth. In the mid-1990s, Washington began a deliberate process of bringing one after the other former satellite Soviet states into not just the European Union, but into the Washington-dominated North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). By 2004 Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Romania,Slovakia and Slovenia all had been admitted into NATO, and the Republic of Georgia was being groomed to join. This surprising spread of NATO, to the alarm of some in Western Europe, as well as to Russia, had been part of the strategy advocated by Cheney's friends at the PNAC, in their "Rebuilding America's Defenses" report and even before. Already in 1996, PNAC member and Cheney crony, Bruce Jackson, then a top executive with US defense giant Lockheed Martin, was head of the US Committee to Expand NATO, later renamed the US Committee on NATO, a very powerful Washington lobby group. The US Committee to Expand NATO also included PNAC members Paul Wolfowitz, Richard Perle, Stephen Hadley and Robert Kagan. Kagan's wife is Victoria Nuland, now the US ambassador to NATO. From 2000-2003 she was a foreign-policy advisor to Cheney. Hadley, a hardline hawk close to Cheney, was

a kind of global elite, with some family members holding passports from two or even three countries. Along with Hong Kong, they now include people from Taiwan, France, Britain, India, Iran and especially China. Astronaut families, which academics also call “circular migrants,” have had a huge affect on neighbourhoods and schools in Toronto, Montreal and particularly Metro Vancouver.North Korea’s tests of dozens of ballistic missiles have heightened concerns in Japan, where an evacuation drill involving 100 people took place on Friday. File Photo by KCNA March 17 (UPI) -- Japan conducted an unprecedented evacuation drill to prepare for North Korea provocations. Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun reported the drill was carried out Friday in Oga City, Akita Prefecture, and involved the mobilization of local residents to safe shelters. About 100 people took part in the drills, which included transmission of information across "J-Alert," a national emergency alert system that can transmit urgent messages nationwide. The exercise began 9:30 a.m. on Friday when radio broadcasts informed participants of a "missile launch." When the evacuation began, about 40 students participating in their morning exercises at school stopped their activities and quickly rushed to

initiate research in this area is of paramount importance as the latter would be helpful in examining meaningful quality outcomes. Reform in structure, finance and policy will also be necessary, as these are vital ingredients to the success of personal outcomes. Despite the overlapping conflict of Irish government policy, the extra finance announced in the 2005 Budget can only serve to assist organisations in achieving accreditation through initiatives like personal outcomes. Central to the success of personal outcomes, is to engage in collaborative practice by way of fostering interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary team working. Further study of the impact on patient outcomes of collaboration is warranted. The paper examines organisational, professional and interpersonal challenges.sliding bolts which can be moved from the path of the sliding cassettes, said sliding bolts being connected together in lines and columns so that the sliding bolts of every line and the sliding bolts of every column can be moved out of the sliding path of the cassettes in sets and independently of each other. The cassettes are supported on inclined bearing surfaces. In this case, depending on the form of the embodiment of the known locking device, at least one of the two mechanically movable sliding bolts serves simultaneously as a stop for the cassette upon the insertion of the latter into the cassette compartment, so that the sliding bolt directly absorbs the kinetic energy of the striking cassette. Accordingly, both the stops or sliding bolts

could relax with her sister's knuckles grinding painfully against her labia, twisting slowly from side to side as Prue gradually forced her hand through the tight ring of flesh. "Goddddddddd!!!!!" she screamed - her eyes practically popping out of their sockets. Then, to her great relief, Prue's knuckles finally slipped inside, easing the painful pressure against her widely-stretched cunt opening. She could feel her sister's fingers wriggle around inside her tight, wet fuck-tunnel before forming a fist. "There we go... all the way inside your slutty snatch," Prue whispered huskily in her ear. "That wasn't so bad, now was it? And for this brief moment of pain you'll be rewarded with the fucking of a lifetime." Piper was only able to grunt in response as her sister's fist had begun to twist around inside her tight sheath, the hard knuckles scraping against hersoft vaginal wall sending jolts of pain/pleasure signals to her lust-muddled mind. Her sister's hand pushed deep inside her, then drew slowly back before thrusting in again. Slowly, painfully, Prue's fist began to pump. And as it forced her open it gradually moved faster and harder. Though painful at first, her pussy, having already experienced a huge cucumber just a short while ago, quickly got used to Prue's pounding fist. Piper's eyes closed as she shuddered from the hard, powerful thrusting of the big fist inside her belly. And as the pain turned to pure pleasure her entire body exulted from the unbelievable feeling of being deeply and completely penetrated. Piper groaned and grunted shamelessly as her domineering sister used her sopping wet cunt as her own personal punching bag, crying out in ecstasy each time her sister's fist thumped

her career, is looking for some of her own yoga healing. She’s egged on in this endeavor by her best buddy, yoga fanatic and fellow TV star Becky Antrim, whose characterization bears a striking resemblance to Jennifer Aniston. Photo courtesy of Plume The Skinny: From page one, Lee struggles to reconcile a genuine spiritual connection to yoga with cravings for the occasional cig, the demands of her devoted but needy clientele and the fact that Alan, her business partner slash self-absorbed man-child of a husband, has just moved out on her and their two young children in the interests of “honoring” his “need” for more “space” to get his “head together.” She’s also being headhunted by a pair of New Age lunatics who own a successful and cutthroat yoga studio franchiseofficial “Tales from the Yoga Studio” website for more on Rain Mitchell, her personal blog, where to buy the book and upcoming events. About the author Melissa Henderson With a "See ya, hate to be ya" to the giant parking lot that is Los Angeles, Melissa Henderson sold the car, stuffed her husband into a suitcase and moved back home to Montreal, Canada, where they both now happily roam the streets by foot. She is also Very Busy not working on several unfinished novels. Trained in journalism and linguistics at UCLA, Melissa has worked as a journalist and editor (news and magazine) since 2001. Her writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Brand X, Up! Magazine, Soundspike and Greater Long Beach, among other publications.

who has been ranked as one of the top 100Global Thought Leaders, as ranked by the Duttweiler Institute, Zurich, Switzerland's leading think tank. He studied natural sciences at Cambridge University, where he was a Scholar of Clare College, took a double first class honours degree and was awarded the University Botany Prize (1963). He then studied philosophy and history of science at Harvard University, where he was a Frank Knox Fellow (1963-64), before returning to Cambridge, where he took a Ph.D. in biochemistry (1967). He was a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge (1967-73), where he was Director of Studies in biochemistry and cell biology. As the RosenheimResearch Fellow of the Royal Society (1970-73), he carried out research on the development of plants and the ageing of cells in theDepartment of Biochemistry at Cambridge University. While at Cambridge, together with PhilipRubery, he discovered the mechanism of polar auxin transport, the process by which the plant hormone auxin is carried from the shoots towards the roots. Since 1981, he has continued research on developmental and cell biology. He has also investigated unexplained aspects of animal behaviour, including how pigeons find their way home, the telepathic abilities of dogs, cats and other animals, and the apparent abilities of animals to anticipate earthquakes and tsunamis. He subsequently studied similar phenomena in people, including the sense of being stared at, telepathy between mothers and babies, telepathy in connection with telephone calls, and premonitions. Although some of these areas overlap the field of parapsychology, he approaches them as a biologist, and bases his

blow had fallen. "They will stop their song and jest," said the man from Brescia, "let the Duke once know--" The entry of another, panting and torn, interrupted him. "Heaven save Milan!" he gasped. "Verona has fallen!" * * * * * The shouts and clatter from the courtyard had penetrated faintly to the banqueting hall, and Visconti paused a moment, listening. Valentine listened too, and thought of Conrad. But the noises died away, and Visconti turned to the Duke of Orleans with a laugh. "My soldiers revel in your honor," he said, "and we will drink my sister's health, my lord." Valentine's breast heaved. Who was he, to dareremember the huts outside thy villa, Conrad--and Francisco who rescued thee? I am giving thee a trust. For his sake wilt thou be faithful?" "To the death!" cried Conrad. "Prince, I will be faithful to the death!" "Count," said Mastino earnestly, "I return from Brescia to-morrow, bringing d'Este up with me to join in an assault on Milan that will make the city ours, I trust, within a week. Of necessity I leave Carrara for these hours in command--almost all the men are his providing--but," his voice sank still lower, "I do not completely trust him--I doubt his loyalty. I have misgivings as to the use he may make of my absence, therefore," he paused and laid his hand on Conrad's shoulder, "I leave you, Count von Schulembourg, privately in charge. Watch him--never leave him out of your sight till

its tithes apportioned in 1852-3 its boundaries were redefined to include c. 425 a. around the village and a large detached area near Yelford. (fn. 21) Those boundaries were mostly obliterated after the changes of 1886 and the creation of Hardwickwith-Yelford parish in 1932. (fn. 22) In the peripheral river valleys the land is low-lying (c. 75 m.) but a ridge of higher ground extends from Coursehill Farm in the north-west to Cokethorpe Park in the south-east, its highest point being 96 m. near the centre of the parish. Alluvium overlies flood plain gravel in the river valleys, and gravel extends westwards from the river Windrush beneath the villages of Ducklington and Hardwick, into Cokethorpe Park, including the sites of chapel and house, and, further south, across much of the former Hardwick field towards the Breaches. There are islands of deposited gravel on higherground, notably around Barley Park Farm and Home Farm, Cokethorpe. The rest of the parish lies on Oxford Clay. (fn. 23) Several Anglo-Saxon settlement names within the later parish incorporate lea(h), (fn. 24) their location suggesting that much of the higher ground was wooded. Large stretches of woodland survive, (fn. 25) partly perhaps because of medieval and later imparkment. Barley Park in the northwest of the parish was created or enlarged in the mid 13th century, and was an enclosed deer park of some 375 a. in the 16th century and possibly later. (fn. 26) The creation of Cokethorpe Park (c. 310 a.) in the 18th century increased the wooded area, although its principal woodland lay in Standlake parish. (fn. 27) Before the inclosure of Ducklington's open fields in 1839 the alluvium in the valleys was largely reserved for meadow and pasture, the arable fields

agree to carry out whatever secret missions the Germans sent him. Not surprisingly, he agreed. He spent the next three months in training, learning espionage and spycraft. He added the use of invisible inks and wireless communications to his already lengthy skill set, and the German spymasters were so impressed with him that he quickly got his own code name and designation: Fritzchen, V-6523. Finally, it was go-time; on a chilly night in December 1942, Chapman parachuted into Cambridge carrying a radio, a pistol, some invisible ink, some cash, and a cyanide capsule. And from there, he walked right into a local police station and turned himself in. He told the Littleport officers that he had been imprisoned on the Channel Islands then had become a German spy, and in all fairness, that had to be an extremely unlikely tale. Accounts suggest that he did, indeed, have trouble convincing themthat he was telling the truth, but this is where MI5 stepped in. Bletchley Park had already intercepted communications regarding his presence on British soil, and they saw an opportunity. So they made him another offer: work for MI5. He agreed to that, too, and it was his British handlers who gave him his most infamous nickname: ZigZag. Under the watchful eye of MI5, Chapman radioed his German handler and told him all was well, and that he had made it safely into British territory. The plan was to go ahead, and he was going to blow up the De Havilland aircraft factory, putting a damper on the manufacture of the fast, agile new Mosquito fighter planes. MI5, of course, couldn't allow that to happen, and here's where the story crosses into a territory that sounds more like something that's the responsibility of an overzealous screenwriter. They couldn't blow up

FC St. Pauli began to foment something approaching a cult, thriving on its reputation as a place for down-and-outs, immigrants, squatters, students, outsiders. You can make any connections you see fit, but the upshot of all this was that the denizens of St. Pauli contrived to react against the right-wing hooliganism that prevailed throughout Europe at the time, campaigning on progressive issues and fostering inclusivity. Admirable, but for a while it seemed they might pay a price for being so resolutely out of step. The 1990s saw the club yo-yoing between Bundesligas 1 and 2, and in 2003 they were relegated to the Regionalliga Nord, which was at the time the third tier of football in Germany. Almost bankrupt, the outlook was bleak. Depending on who you ask or what you read, the club was saved either by theMain Stand is all-seated, although there is space for wheelchair users at its base. Work began on the Gegengerade(the ‘againststraight’) in January 2012, approximately a year and half after completion of the Main Stand. An alternate, more elaborate design, dubbed The Wave, was considered but ultimately rejected on the grounds of cost, the time required to build it, and its potential incongruity. This was the correct decision. The Gegengerade is built of the same red brick and repeats the green cladding around edges of the roof, with plexiglass panels in between to protect from the elements. The rear of the stadium is mostly exposed, revealing the underside of the terracing, except at ground level where there are bars. These bars have been sold on to the local supporters’ association who invite local (graffiti) artists to decorate them prior to the start of

feature of life at the "Old Homestead," which is located five miles south of Dallas. He lived to the ripe old age of 91 years, and died re- spected by all who knew him. The funeral will take place this afternoon from the "Old Homestead." The issue of his first marriage to Elizabeth Waddy: 1. Charelaus Miller (commonly called "Crill"),was born Oct. 16, 182 9. Young Charelaus lived with his grandmother Miller until his father's second marriage to Miss Minerva Barnes, Sept. 11, 1839. He was married to Mary E. Walker, of Searcy, Arkansas, about 18G1, and they reared a large family. Chare- laus Miller, Senior, getting a large grant of land for himself and children in the Indian Territory, on account of the Cher- okee strain on his mother's side, sold his Texas interests and moved to the Territory in 1887, where he engaged in farming and cattle raising, and where he was residing at the time of his death, June 4, 1892. Each one of his children inherited five hundred acres of land in the Territory besides his own share. Mary E. Walker, his wife, died March, 1901. Charelaus Miller was a gallant soldier in the Confederate army during the Civil War, and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel are for conspicuous bravery. Of his children the following a part: 1. Waddy Miller. 2. Lena Miller. 3. Carl Miller. 4. Estha Eva Miller. .5. Mattie Miller. 6. William B. Miller III. 7. Charelaus Miller, Jr. 8. John Hickman Miller, Jr. Children of the second marriage of William Brown Miller, Se- nior, to Minerva Barnes: 2. Alonzo Miller. 3. Mary Brown Miller, was born March 23, 1842. She mar- ried George W. Guess, a lawyer of Dallas, Texas, in 1856. She died Jan. 17, 1861, leaving one child: 1. George W.

family into a house shared with the Schiffs, another fabulously wealthy banking dynasty whose most famous progeny would be Jacob Schiff. Mayer Amschel Rothschild had five sons and five daughters. He trained each son in the science of moneylending, and eventually placed each in a central bank in a major city in Europe: Amschel Mayer stayed in Frankfurt, Salomon Mayer went to Vienna, Nathan Mayer went to London, Kalmann (Karl) Mayer went to Naples, and Jacob (James) Mayer went to Paris. Remaining in close communication, the five Rothschild sons became the first internationalists whose only loyalties were to money, power, and the Rothschild name. Central bankers had adopted fractional reserve banking, the art and science of lending more money than the bank had in reserve—in effect, creating money out of thin air—and then charging interest on it. This had proven to bewhich sooner or later must have an end …” And later: “A government of our own is our natural right.” Common Sense was widely read throughout the colonies. A Declaration of Independence was inevitable, as was the war for independence which followed. Advertisement Thirteen colonies became a Perpetual Union of sovereign states under the Articles of Confederation—a document creating a highly decentralized society rooted in the assumption that concentrations of power are dangerous. By the mid-1780s, however, the elites within the states were grousing that the federal government established under the Articles was too weak—and to be sure, a number of volatile issues both within and between the states had erupted which it was unclear could be resolved peacefully under the authority of the Articles. It wasn’t clear that the Perpetual Union established under the Articles was sustainable. In 1787 the states sent representatives

major public policy focus for the State of Texas in the most recent past. To further discussion on economic development topics, the Texas Lyceum is publishing the 2006 Journal in conjunction with its public conference held in San Antonio in November 2006. The goal of both the conference and the Journal is to stimulate the discussion between public and private sector stakeholders on the future economic development activities in the State. Overview Economic development activities have helped diversify and grow the burgeoning economy of the State of Texas. The multifaceted components that go into creating a successful economic development policy are wide ranging, and share varying degrees of support throughout the State. This issue of the Journal covers topics that cut to the core of economic development – research andthis chamber," saith Meliora. "Meliora Servelady!" Dame Isabel made answer, "who gave thee leave to join converse with thy betters?" [Note 10]. The sub-damsel looked set down for a minute, but nought ever daunted her for long. She was as pert a little maid as ever I knew, and but little deserved her name of Meliora. (Ah me, is this another hare? Have back.) "There hath been none of any sort come to the Queen to-day," said Dame Isabel, in so angered a tone that I began at once to marvel who had come of whom she feared talk. "Nay, but there so hath!" makes response Dame Joan: "have you forgot Master Almoner that was with her this morrow nigh an hour touching his accounts?--and Ralph Richepois with his lute after dinner?" "Marry, and the Lady

they could get together. Beginning with the Odrysians, he first called out the Thracian tribes subject to him between Mounts Haemus and Rhodope and the Euxine and Hellespont; next the Getae beyond Haemus, and the other hordes settled south of the Danube in the neighbourhood of the Euxine, who, like the Getae, border on the Scythians and are armed in the same manner, being all mounted archers. Besides these he summoned many of the hill Thracian independent swordsmen, called Dii and mostly inhabiting Mount Rhodope, some of whom came as mercenaries, others as volunteers; also the Agrianes and Laeaeans, and the rest of the Paeonian tribes in his empire, at the confines of which these lay, extending up to the Laeaean Paeonians and the river Strymon, which flows from Mount Scombrus through the country of the Agrianes and Laeaeans; there theempire of Sitalces ends and the territory of the independent Paeonians begins. Bordering on the Triballi, also independent, were the Treres and Tilataeans, who dwell to the north of Mount Scombrus and extend towards the setting sun as far as the river Oskius. This river rises in the same mountains as the Nestus and Hebrus, a wild and extensive range connected with Rhodope. The empire of the Odrysians extended along the seaboard from Abdera to the mouth of the Danube in the Euxine. The navigation of this coast by the shortest route takes a merchantman four days and four nights with a wind astern the whole way: by land an active man, travelling by the shortest road, can get from Abdera to the Danube in eleven days. Such was the length of its coast line. Inland from Byzantium to the Laeaeans

An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, generally referred to by its shortened title The Wealth of Nations, is the magnum opus of the Scottish economist and moral philosopher Adam Smith. First published in 1776, the book offers one of the world's first collected descriptions of what builds nations' wealth, and is today a fundamental work in classical economics. By reflecting upon the economics at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the book touches upon such broad topics as the division of labour, productivity, and free markets. == History == The Wealth of Nations was published March 9, 1776, during the Scottish Enlightenment and the Scottish Agricultural Revolution. It influenced several authors and economists, such as Karl Marx, as well as governments and organisations, setting the terms for economic debate and discussion for the next century and a half. For example, Alexander Hamilton was influenced inpart by The Wealth of Nations to write his Report on Manufactures, in which he argued against many of Smith's policies. Hamilton based much of this report on the ideas of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, and it was, in part, Colbert's ideas that Smith responded to, and criticised, with The Wealth of Nations.The Wealth of Nations was the product of seventeen years of notes and earlier works, as well as an observation of conversation among economists of the time concerning economic and societal conditions during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, and it took Smith some ten years to produce. The result, An Inquiry to the Wealth of Nations, was a treatise which sought to offer a practical application for reformed economic theory to replace the mercantilist and physiocratic economic theories that were becoming less relevant in the time of industrial progress and innovation. It provided the foundation for economists, politicians, mathematicians,

that Ip Man 2 buckled under the pressure of all the expectations it was burdened with. In the 2 short years since the first Ip Man, Yen had become one of the most bankable stars in China – the action crown was his – and there was nobody to take it away from him. The result was a sequel which shoved Ip Man’s wife and friends well into the background, in favor of moulding the character into the hero of China, the one who would stand against the corrupt British forces and all those that dare to insult Chinese integrity. Gone was the vulnerability, and in its place was just an avatar for Chinese righteousness and honour. Ip Man was no longer someone we could relate to, weakly heldsugarplum fairy, and perform flying kicks from a standing position, a stark contrast to the more grounded approach of the original. It was later revealed that Sammo was suffering from health problems during the production, which included a visit to hospital for a heart bypass, and wasn’t performing at the peak of his abilities. Sadly the issues he was experiencing are reflected onscreen, and combined with a story which looked to capitalise on the character of Ip Man’s new found popularity, the final product divided audiences down the middle. Most significantly though, were Donnie’s own feelings about portraying Ip Man. The elephant in the room for the sequel had always been the Bruce Lee connection, and sure enough, Ip Man 2 closes out with a tagged on scene of

other expected matchups. However, only one — the annual matchup with Wisconsin to be held at the BMO Harris Bradley Center — features both a matchup and location. The Golden Eagles will play in the 2K Classic, which includes hosting two games of either IUPUI, Howard, Gardner-Webb or Eastern Michigan before heading to Madison Square Garden for a pair of games. The final matchups are not set yet, but Pittsburgh, SMU and Michigan will be joining Marquette in Manhattan on Nov. 17-18, and the Golden Eagles will face two of those three squads. Since MU hosted Iowa in the Gavitt Tipoff Games last season, the Golden Eagles would likely go on the road this year. However, this is assuming they are included in the Big East-Big Ten battle this season,lawsuit as a vote of no confidence about what is happening in the state," said SACE executive director Stephen Smith, according to the Palm Beach Post. Turkey Point has long leaked salty water into Biscayne Bay, with an average of about 600,000 pounds of salt leaving the canals each day, Smith said. A salty plume has moved west of the plant, discharging nitrogen, phosphorus, ammonia, and radioactive tritium along the way. Smith called the canal system an "open industrial sewer like nothing else in the world" that FPL must address with more seriousness. The lawsuit comes days after the state of Florida agreed to grant FPL a deferral over charging customers to cover costs for developing two new reactors at the site, and a month after FPL entered a consent order

Vietnam, un-less he volunteered or Congress declared war. Several student leaders, includ-ing Charles Palmer, president of the National Student Association (NSA), David Hawk, co-chairman of the Vietnam Moratorium Com-mittee, and Dan Siegel, student body president of the University of California at Berkeley, joined the representatives at the press conference. Palmer said the lottery proposal did little but "plant hasty patches on an already patchwork system." Any system of forced service to the government "seriously endan-gers human freedom," he said. Hawk said sincerely motivated re-form of the draft would "abolish the student deferments that com-pel the sons of the poor, the black, the working class to fight the war that the sons of the middle class so loudly protest while remaining safely behind academic and occu-pational deferments." Drafting the 19-year-olds first, he said, "will no more diffuse college antiwar protest than re-moving General (Lewis) Hershey (as Selective Service Director) af-fected student participation in the October 15 moratorium." Disen-continued on page 5 panied on the guitarPat Morey Each year Bethel sends out a minority of its students as infil-trators. This year there are about twenty of these aliens scattered throughout the Twin Cities work-ing their ways into the educational systems of elementary and high schools. By the rulers of the alien ground they are feared, ignored, hated, and sometimes encouraged. By the students they are considered a variety of things from "dumb" to "hip." The student teacher's plight is one of "old enough to fight but not old enough to vote." The gen-eral consensus of Bethel's student teachers is dismal. The problems they encounter vary with the geo-graphical areas, educational areas, and ages of the classes. One teacher, for instance, work-ing at an inner city high school finds that besides discipline, her biggest problem is how to con-vince the senior boys she real-ly is a teacher. The discipline problem is even harder than that to deal with and is not at all an individual

ever try to interfere with Neo, alright? She's kinda… dangerous, even if she seems to like me, and I don't want you to get hurt on my account. Okay?" "Okay!" Heather replied, far more cheerfully and with a sort of semi-curtsy. "Thank you for… caring about my well-being, Ma- ...um, Ruby." With that, the redhead turned and headed back down the steps into the living room. The brunette groaned as she flung herself back onto the bed, draping an arm across her eyes. "Just stake me now, Weiss." The other Ventrue fledgling laughed lightly from the bathroom where she'd already changed and was now brushing out her long tresses. "I think you're doing just fine with her, Ruby." "But I don't… Argh!" Jumping to her feet, her friend quickly closed the bedroomabsorbing enterprise. "What to wear, what to wear… Oh!" Weiss glanced up to see the other fledgling grinning, her new red cloak in her hands. "Perfect!" A few minutes later saw her Weiss following the bouncing brunette at a more sedate pace down the steps. They'd made a brief detour to check emails on Ruby's laptop, now set up on the desk in the loft area, only to determine there were as of yet no instructions from the Prince. While Ruby was clad tonight in the adventurous outfit Nebula had assembled for her, she'd opted to retain her white peacoat dress. The younger girl's sister, sprawled on the couch, looked up and let out an amused chuckle. "What the fuck, Rubes?" Yang snickered. "You look like you're all ready for one

for them.” Plans -- which developers say are far from set in stone -- include preserving the historic buildings of the northern half of the project, but starting fresh with new buildings on the southern half. “At the same time, we want to bring it into the 21st century, and offer new choices in housing types, mobility, ways to get around, walking, biking, share cars, green technologies, and building, and infrastructure,” said architect Doug Farr. “On one hand, it'll be like it was. And on the other hand, it'll be brand new.” Developers say the green space -- now hidden beneath inches of snow -- on the northern half, along with its access to the river, deserves to be celebrated and shared with the community. The housing on the northern sideSpeedboats moored in Algeciras. Fernando Moleres Residents of the Cádiz city of Algeciras were left stunned when, earlier this year, a nine-year-old boy was killed after being hit by a speedboat at Getares beach. That initial shock was closely followed by fears that the incident could spark a war between the drug traffickers who operate in the area. Now, nearly five months after the tragedy, that feared vengeance has arrived. The father of the child was arrested on Tuesday night after he stabbed the owner of the vessel involved in the accident – despite the fact that he was neither piloting the boat nor was he present at the time of the incident. The boat owner, who sustained chest injuries, had to be admitted into hospital but he is likely

and the stars about it at mid-day. Men were greatly wonder-stricken and were affrighted, and said that a great thing should come thereafter. So it did, for the same year the king died on the following day after St Andrew's Mass-day, Dec 2 in Normandy," according to a NASA statement. (Shown here, Reading Abbey, where King Henry I was interred.) Einstein's Eclipse (Image credit: Public Domain) While the ancients viewed eclipses as signs of great acts of God, physicists viewed the 1919 solar eclipse as a triumph of science. During 1919's epic eclipse, in which the sun vanished for 6 minutes and 51 seconds, scientists measured the bending of light from the stars as they passed near the sun. The findings confirmed Einstein's theory of general relativity, which describes gravity as ataken not by the people and their elected representatives, but by bureaucrats from New Delhi. So after being pampered and appeased, the poor Kashmiris – whose ‘special status’ brought them benefits such as ‘human shields’, ‘half-widows’, pellet blindings, fake encounters like Pathribal and Machhil, torture and disappearances – need to brace themselves for a bout of tough love. That Shah’s bombshells were accompanied by the kind of measures one normally associates with a police state – the stealthy introduction of major constitutional changes, the lack of adequate time for debate, the late night arrest of mainstream political leaders in Kashmir, the prohibition of public gatherings, the shutdown of internet services and even landlines – adds the sort of odour one normally associates with coups. The message is clear: there will

CAMPINA GRANDE, Brazil (Reuters) - Ianka Barbosa was 7 months pregnant when she found out her child had microcephaly. Before the baby was even born, the father had gone. Ianka Mikaelle Barbosa, 18, poses for a photograph with Sophia, 18 days old, who is her second child and was born with microcephaly, at her house in Campina Grande, Brazil February 17, 2016. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes Barbosa, 18, blames the break-up on her baby’s abnormally small head and brain damage that doctors link to the Zika virus she contracted during pregnancy. “I think, for him, it was my fault the baby has microcephaly,” said Barbosa, wearing a blue dress and cradling tiny two-week old Sophia in a cramped bare brick house where she now lives with her parents in Brazil’s northeast. “When I mostTranscription mapping as a tool in phage genomics: the case of the temperate Streptococcus thermophilus phage Sfi21. For the lytic growth cycle of the temperate cos-site Streptococcus thermophilus phage Sfi21 a transcription map was developed on the basis of systematic Northern blot hybridizations. All deduced 5' ends were confirmed by primer extension analysis. Three time classes of transcripts were observed. Early transcripts were identified in four different genome regions. One prominent early mRNA of 4.8 kb length covered a group of 12 genes located between the origin of replication and the cos-site. Two short early mRNAs represented a single gene from the direct vicinity of the cos-site and the superinfection immunity gene from the lysogeny module, respectively. A fourth early transcript covered a group of four genes located between

he sat up to make the necessary adjustments, his tired mind swarming with fragmented thoughts. In the neighboring bed, Henry was sound asleep. Moonlight was spilling into the space between them, illuminating the TV, and the shadowed pictures framed on the walls. Michael had crashed to sleep at around eleven, while Henry had chosen to stay up to look after Clefairy. He had fashioned an entire shelter for her, complete with a mattress made out of shirts, a cup of cool water, and some toys in case she got lonely. The last thing Michael saw was the boy taking out the pumice stone and playing a sort of baby-catch game with Clefairy, but after that, he had been too tired to keep his eyes open. And now, he couldn’t sleep. Michael’sannoyance at himself faded into dull acceptance as he sank back into his pillow. He heard a cough and a scuffle from nearby. Apparently someone else wasn’t getting their sleep either. As Michael began to close his eyes again, trying to latch onto what remained of his fading dreams, he heard a loud thump. His eyes flew open, and he looked around. Henry was as still as ever, but the pile of clothing on the table had unraveled, and was now on the floor. In the weak light, Michael saw a round, pale shape stumble around on the carpet, blindly crawling away from the table. Great. Perfect. With a disgruntled sigh, he lowered himself back down again, pulling the covers over his head. But then he felt a tiny pang

to his 140 MEMOIR OF JEREMIAH MASON. children, and one or two letters passed between him and his friend Mr. Gore, who since the close of the preceding session had been com- pelled by ill health to resign his seat in the Senate. He also wrote a letter to Mr. King, who did not take his seat till the 30th of De- cember. JEREMIAH MASON TO RUFUS KING. Washington, December 15, 1816. Dear Sir, — I have your letter of the 8th, and though I am for many reasons desirous of your being here, I cannot state any im- portant business which is likely soon to come before the Senate. (144) The standing dishes served up by the President will, I think, re- main untouched for the benefit of his successors. An attempt will be made to establish a national university, which IMr. and Mrs. Webster, are lodging in one of the houses of Carroll's Block, a few doors south of Queen's Tavern. We are entirely by ourselves. The people of the house are disposed to do 1 Mr. Mason here alludes to an act entitled "An act to authorize the pay- ment for property lost, captured, or destroyed by the enemy, while in the military service of the United States, and for other purposes," approved April 9, 1816. It Mras introduced by Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, and horses formed a considerable portion of the property referred to. Mr. Lee was the commissioner under this act. The President sent a special message to Congress, December 6, 1816, calling their attention to the act as needing further legislation. MEMOIR OF JEREMIAH MASON. 141 the best they can for us. We do not

prevent any trifling force of French from crossing in search of provisions, and to keep open the communications with Abrantes. As long as Masséna was threatening the Lines of Torres Vedras, there was no danger that he would throw anything more than a raiding party across the Tagus; he would want every man for the great assault. But when the Marshal gave up the offensive and retired to Santarem, the aspect of affairs was changed; it was quite possible that, with his army in a state of semi-starvation, he might venture to send a considerable detachment over the river, to gather the food which was so necessary to him. Nor was it unlikely that he might have a still more cogent reason for invading the Alemtejo. If, as Wellington thought probable[6], the army of Andalusia were to be orderedand oxen. Sometimes he was himself starving, could reveal nothing, and was murdered. We are assured by more than one French narrator of these hateful times that it was discovered that torture was more effective than the mere fear of death. If the prisoner could or would discover nothing, he was hung up for a few minutes, and then let down and offered a second chance of life. Sometimes this led to revelations; if not he was strung up again for good[12]. Torture by fire is also said to have been employed on some occasions. [12] For a description of this see Lemonnier-Delafosse’s _Mémoires_, p. 95. Naturally these atrocities were not practised under the eyes of the officers commanding regular foraging parties[13]. But when a company had dispersed in search of plunder, the men who were

the resort of the idle and the profligate, and most of the desperate characters in London were included in the crowd. Another favourite amusement was bull-baiting or bullock-hunting. Sunday morning was generally chosen for this pastime. A subscription was made to pay the hire of an animal from some drover or butcher, which was forthwith driven through the most populous parts of the town; often across church-yards when divine service was in progress, pursued by a yelling mob, who goaded the poor brute to madness with sharp pointed sticks, or thrust peas into its ears. When nearly dead the poor beast rejoined its herd, and was driven on to Smithfield market. A system of bull-baits was introduced at Westminster by two notorious characters known as Caleb Baldwin and Hubbersfield, otherwise Slender Billy, which attracted great crowds, and led to drunkenness1811 had again risen to 629; and Mr. Neild was told that there had been at one time 300 debtors and 900 criminals in Newgate, or 1200 prisoners in all. Previous to that date there had been 700 or 800 frequently, and once, in Mr. Akerman's time, 1000. Trustworthy evidence is forthcoming to the effect that these high figures were constantly maintained for many months at a time. The inadequacy of the gaol was noticed and reported upon again and again by the grand juries of the city of London, who seldom let a session go by without visiting Newgate. In 1813 the grand jury made a special presentment to the Court of Common Council, pointing out that on the debtors' side, which was intended for only 100, no less than 340 were crowded, to the great inconvenience and

child from being hurt or killed in a crash, and they won't keep the driver from getting a ticket," Chief Hersey said. Florida law requires children three years old and younger to ride in a child safety seat. Four and five-year-olds are required to be in a safety seat or safety belt and children age six through sev- enteen must wear a safety belt. For every unbuckled child in the car, a hefty ticket goes to the driv- er. The fine for unbuckled kids in Gulf County is $75.00. "If you have a small child, put them in a child safety seat," Chief Hersey said. "If your child or pas- senger is between six and seven- PSJPD Says Make Safety Belts A Habit National Child Passenger Safety Week is in February; and the Port St. Joe Police Department wants to remind parents of the consequences of not buckling up their children. The agency will participate in thehave financing available with little or no money down.. SLOW, BAD or NO CREDIT Applications taken by phone PAGE 9A " All THE STAR, PORT ST. JOE, FL THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 2003 THEM BANH" Port St. Joe and SHARKS 401 Cecil G. Costin, Sr. Blvd., Port St. Joe 227-1416 kLENDER mi!LTiVAUAVAVJS Mexico Beach 648-5060 Apalachicola 653-9828 Sharks Split District Thrillers The Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks, ranked sixth in the latest Class 2A poll, suffered a 76-73 District 3-2A loss to ninth ranked Blount- stown on Friday night; then picked up a 78-74 overtime win over Quincy Shanks in "the Dome" on Saturday. PORT ST. JOE 73, BLOUNTSTOWN 76 FRIDAY, JANUARY 31ST The sixth ranked Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks dropped to 16-5 overall on the season and 4-1 in district play with Friday night's 76-73 loss at Blountstown. The Tiger Sharks jumped out to a 24-19 lead by the end of the. first quarter, but the Tigers bounced back to tie the game at 41-41 by

Almost 30K CA. inmates enter day two of hunger strike USATODAY SACRAMENTO, California (AP) — Nearly 30,000 of the 133,000 inmates in California prisons refused meals for the second day in support of inmates held in solitary confinement at Pelican Bay State Prison, corrections officials said Tuesday. The meals were refused on Monday and Tuesday as inmates announced what they said would be the third extended hunger strike in two years protesting conditions for the more than 4,500 gang members, gang associates and serious offenders held in the security housing units. The isolation units are at Pelican Bay near the Oregon border and at three other maximum security prisons around the state. Inmates refused breakfast and lunch at two-thirds of the state's 33 prisons and at all four private prisons that hold Californiainmates in other states, said Terry Thornton, a spokeswoman for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. She did not know how many inmates skipped dinners. About 2,000 inmates statewide refused to go to their jobs or classes Tuesday, down slightly from the 2,300 who refused to participate on Monday. The number of inmates refusing meals also dropped slightly, from more than 30,000 on Monday to about 29,000 on Tuesday. The number of participating inmates eclipsed two hunger strikes two years ago. Nearly 12,000 inmates missed at least some meals in October 2011, and nearly 7,000 declined meals in July 2011, though officials said most began eating again after several days. Pelican Bay inmates said through advocacy groups that the protest began after talks with prison officials broke down last month over inmates'

have time to shower. She's worried that she is too sweaty and smelly for her date. Dixie offers to give her a "smell check" and as London takes off her clothes, Dixie sniffs her parts. First she sniffs her armpits and then under her boobs. When London takes off her last article of clothing, her pantyhose, Dixie takes them from her and marvels at how wet with sweat they are. She has London sit up on the kitchen counter and smells her pussy. London asks her how bad it all is and Dixie tells her that she's definitely sweaty but it's not bad at all. She has her flip over and gives her ass and feet a smell for good measure before telling her that her sweatiness actuallyhas a nice, musky odor that is pleasant and in fact kind of a turn on. Dixie tells her it's actually making her horny and figures it must be the pheromones. Now Dixie is curious as she's been sweating and cleaning the house all day so London gives her a thorough smelling as well from her armpits to pussy and ass. London says she sees what Dixie means about the pheromones and that it is a turn on. Dixie decides she needs to pee so she pulls her legs back as she's laying on the kitchen counter and pisses an arc across the room. London also has to piss so she lifts a leg up and pees on the floor. After both ladies have relieved themselves, London runs

— -- The militants who carried out an attack during Friday prayers at a mosque in Egypt's Sinai peninsula were carrying ISIS flags, the country's chief prosecutor, Nabil Sadeq, said Saturday. Sadeq also said that the death toll has risen to 305 worshipers, including 27 children -- a dramatic increase from the previously announced 235 fatalities. Another 128 were injured, he added. Friday's attack was carried out by 25-30 militants who arrived at the mosque in five all-terrain vehicles, according to Egypt's chief prosecutor. They also torched seven cars belonging to the worshipers that were parked outside, Sadeq added. Worshipers told Sadeq's office that some of the attackers wore masks, but all wore military-like uniforms. Emblazoned on the ISIS flags was the phrase, "There is no god but God. Muhammad is themessenger of God," according to survivors of the attack. Later Saturday, the Egyptian government placed the blame on ISIS, citing eyewitnesses who saw the flag-wielding attackers. Since the attack, the Egyptian military has carried out multiple airstrikes on bases it says are used by ISIS militants in the restive North Sinai region. An eyewitness described the perpetrators as having stationed themselves at the mosque's three exits and deliberately attacking people who tried to escape the building, as well as passing vehicles, after first shooting some who were "kneeling in prayer." "The sight was horrific," the witness, Ibrahim Shetewy, told ABC News in Arabic, adding, "We carried whomever we found alive and took them in pickups and private cars until more ambulances could come and help." Shetewy described the mosque in question as

with a friend in New York City. Running late, they decided to take the only form of public transportation available at the time: a horse drawn carriage. But back then there were different types of carriages. Most cars were designated for white people only, while some other cars were for colored people. In a hurry to get to church, Graham hailed the first carriage she saw and walked in. And yes, you guessed it: it was a carriage meant for white people only. The white driver refused to move and ordered her to get out. But Graham did not. She stayed and was clearly ready to put up an 'equal rights fight' if necessary. The driver reluctantly continued on, but at his very next stop, pulled Graham from the carand threw her to the sidewalk. In the aftermath, Graham's father hired a lawyer to take his daughter's case to court. They eventually won, and in less than a year, NYC transportation was fully integrated. But if we were to ask you about the woman who became the "mother of the freedom movement", you would immediately think of Rosa Parks. Because that is what modern history has preserved. Whatever the reason why, let's not forget the story of Elizabeth Jennings Graham, a woman who stood up for the same rights 100 years before Rosa Parks. 3. FRANK WILLS Mention the words 70's, Nixon, and Watergate, and the name "Frank Wills" probably wouldn't even be a blip on your radar. But it was this 24-year-old night watchman's vigilance that led to the biggest