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BACKGROUND Prabhudial was admitted to the United States as a legal permanent resident in 1983.  In 2012, he was placed in removal proceedings by service of a Notice to Appear charging him with removability under Immigration & Nationality Act § 237(a)(2)(A)(iii), (a)(2)(B)(i), 8 U.S.C. § 1227(a)(2)(A)(iii), (A)(2)(B)(i), by reason of three New York State criminal convictions: two for seventh‐degree possession of a controlled substance, N.Y. Penal L. § 220.03, and one for fifth‐degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, N.Y. Penal L. § 220.31.  Prabhudial appeared before an IJ in July 2012, conceded his convictions, and was found removable as an alien having been convicted of a controlled substance violation (the possession convictions), and a drug trafficking aggravated felony (the sale conviction).  The BIA affirmed the decision in October 2012, but reopened and remanded the proceedings in January 2013, after Prabhudial demonstrated that his sale 3 conviction had been vacated.  Later that month, an IJ found that Prabhudial was eligible for cancellation of removal, and in his discretion granted Prabhudial such relief.  In April 2014, after the previously vacated sale conviction was reinstated, Prabhudial was served with a second Notice to Appear, alleging the same charges of removability.  Prabhudial appeared before an IJ (through current counsel), admitted to the factual allegations in the Notice to Appear, and conceded removability for the controlled substance convictions.  He denied that he was removable by virtue of having been convicted of an aggravated felony, arguing that a case then pending before the New York Court of Appeals, if decided favorably, would give him grounds to again seek vacatur of his sale conviction.  The IJ ruled that the sale conviction was an aggravated felony, and sustained the charges of removability. On appeal to the BIA, Prabhudial raised a new argument: that the Supreme Court’s decision in Descamps v. United States, 133 S. Ct. 2276 (2013), prohibited the agency from using the modified categorical approach to determine whether his sale conviction was an aggravated felony.  The BIA concluded that 4 Prabhudial had waived this argument by failing to raise it before the IJ.  His petition for review presses the same argument. social movement, as well as phases of overt conflict alternating with cultural (or subjective) intensification” from Foss and Larkin, Beyond Revolution (1986). The most effective social movement of the 20th century at least in the US was the US Civil Rights movement. It is also offered as a historical model worth emulating, though its interpretation most often focuses upon the oratory of Martin Luther King Jr. The actual back-story closely fits Foss and Larkin’s description in “Beyond Revolution” of a social movement. Martin Luther King Jr. was himself a participant in training for community organizers that was offered by the Highlander Folk School, later known as the Highlander Research Center. The training offered there was led by Myles Horton and Septima Clark. Prior to the establishing of the national

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New Zealand Society for Mass Spectrometry; Federation of Asian Chemical Societies; Royal Australian Chemical Institute; Hong Kong Society of Mass Spectrometry, The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry; Israel Society for Analytical Chemistry; Chromatographic Society of India USA: Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies; Chinese American Chromatography Association; Association of Analytical Communities; Society for Electro analytical Chemistry; Canadian Society for Chemistry; Canadian Society for Mass Spectrometry; Society for Analytical Chemists of Pittsburgh; California Separation Science Society; Society for Applied Spectroscopy; International Society of Chemical Ecology. Related Journals: International Journal of Analytical Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography; Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry; Journal of Analytical Science and Technology; Journal of Mass Spectrometry Track 16:- Market Growth of Chromatography-HPLC The global chromatography instrumentation market is segmented on the basis of systems, consumables, applications, and regions.The report studies the global chromatography instruments market for the forecast period of 2015 to 2020. The market is expected to reach USD 9.223 Billion by 2020 from USD 7.062 Billion in 2015, at a CAGR of 5.5%. It is anticipated that North America and Europe will continue to lead the market over the next five years; the chromatography market in Asia will expand and increase its market share. The drivers behind the expansion are two-fold: first the expansion of local companies in Asia and secondly, Western Pharma outsourcing its research and manufacturing operations to Asia, particularly China and India. Related Societies: Europe: German Chemical Society; Italian Society for Separation Science; British Mass Spectrometry Society; Royal Netherlands Chemical Society; Swedish Mass Spectrometry Society; Swedish Chemical Society; Chromatography and Electrophoresis Group of

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Rice's body was discovered in a luxury hotel in the capital city of Kampala on Friday. His assistant Katheryne Fuller was found unconscious and is now recovering at a hospital. Police say hotel staff noticed a man hanging on a balcony. When they went to the room, they found Rice's body on the balcony and Fuller lying in the room. Staff called police and rushed the victims to a hospital where Rice was declared dead, police said. "Ms. Fuller is slowly recovering, and when she is recovered enough we will be able to talk to her and find out more about what happened," said Uganda Police

Media Arts, magna cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Bachelor of Arts in Media Arts, Whitney Viera Bivins, summa cum laude. Brendan Danielle Capuano, also Communications Studies, magna cum laude. James Reid Cleland. Ariana Colisuno. Ryan Christopher Conway. Evan Denny, summa cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence, accompanied by his mother, Dr. Bronwyn Cross Denny, associate professor. Matthew Robert de Pietro. Stephanie Lynn Dohenny. Bryan Nicholas Dota, magna cum laude. Daniel Gerard Elia. Anna Katherine Finn. Matthew Henshaw, magna cum laude. Tessa A. Cabasa, also communication studies, magna cum laude. Griffin Brendan Killian. Justin Riley Low. Michael Moreno. Victoria Ann Mescal. Michelle Elizabeth Miller. Stephanie Elaine Pettway, also Communication Studies. Eddie Spencer Rivera Jr. - Ooh! - Ooh, man! - [Presenter] Unal Yeet Sutman, accompanied by Funda Alp, Class of 1991, executive director of sponsor, of Office of Sponsored Programs. Marissa Taylor Tache. Eric Steven Turin, summa cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Elizabeth Athun Tudes, Darwin Michael Anderson. Melissa Nicola Opria, magna cum laude. Greg Joseph Orginio,Science, summa cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Lilly Bolton, also Political Science. Brian Leggen Hardiman. Thaddeus Rosner. Bachelor of Arts in History, Daniel Savaril Lauria. Taylor Page Latito. Brooke McCarthy, magna cum laude. Kaitlyn Musarino. Anthony Brooks Orso. Remi Grace O'Shaughnessy. Brandon Roy Parker, cum laude. Andrew John Perino, Lindsey Mary Roark, summa cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Nicole Sarah Sambuco. Mark Austin Sarnell. Megan Taylor Shance, summa cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Shannon Michele Smyrnow, cum laude. Rory Francis McCain. Bachelor of Science and Mathematics, Taylor Nicole Anderick. Michael Anthony Bobollo, also Finance, summa cum laude, Gold Medal of Excellence. Nicholas Joseph de Silva magna cum laude. Emily Marie Hegu, assisted by her sister, Victoria Hegu, Class of 2018. Emily is also magna cum laude. Carrie Anne Brenda Johnson, summa cum laude. Kristen Ann Link, cum laude. John Henry Monday, magna cum laude. Trevor John O'Brien, magna cum laude. Katy Perry. Sarah Riccio, summa cum laude, Silver Medal of Excellence. Taylor Samuel. Alexandra Tumakerras. Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Fairy

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that these countries would help to stabilize the "powder keg" in the Middle East. In June 2017, Pfeiffer voted against Germany’s introduction of same-sex marriage. Other activities Regulatory bodies Federal Network Agency for Electricity, Gas, Telecommunications, Post and Railway (BNetzA), Deputy Chairman of the Advisory Board (since 2012) Corporate boards Hitachi Power Europe GmbH, Member of the Advisory Board (2011) Non-profit organizations Bundesverband Bioenergie (BBE), Member of the Advisory Board (2011) Global Panel Foundation, Member of the Advisory Board Rotary International, Member Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Member of the Board of Trustees Trilateral Commission, Member of the European Group Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Stuttgart, Member of the Supervisory Board References External links http://www.joachim-pfeiffer.info https://web.archive.org/web/20120826155314/http://www.bundestag.de/bundestag/abgeordnete17/biografien/P/pfeiffer_joachim.html https://web.archive.org/web/20090728074415/http://www.cdu-region-stuttgart.de/Vorstand.6.0.html http://www.cducsu.de/Titel__Dr_Joachim_Pfeiffer/TabID__23/SubTabID__24/AbgLetter__80/AbgID__134/Abgeordnete.a http://www.polixea-profile.de/ http://www.abgeordnetenwatch.de/dr_joachim_pfeiffer-575-37865.html Interview (German) regarding Bundestagswahl 2017 (August 23, 2017) Category:Christian Democratic Union of Germany politicians Category:1967 births Category:Living people Category:Members of the Bundestag for Baden-Württemberg Category:People from Baden-Württemberg Category:University of Stuttgart faculty Category:21st-century German politiciansHONOLULU - Community members and an environmental group on Wednesday sued the U.S. Navy, the Department of Defense and the secretary of defense over a plan to turn two Pacific islands into live-fire testing sites. The plan calls for using the islands of Tinian and Pagan in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands for military war games. The training would prevent Pagan's native people from returning to their home island, which was evacuated 35 years ago after a volcanic eruption, and would disrupt communities on Tinian, according to Earthjustice attorneys, who are representing complainants including the Center for Biological Diversity and local community organizations. Get Breaking News Delivered to Your Inbox The groups filed the lawsuit in federal court in Saipan. The lawsuit says the National Environmental Policy Act requires the military

the Ontario Regiment, Member Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419, Port Perry) Peacefully, on Friday, November 22, 2002 at the Community Nursing Home in PortPerry, at age 92. Edward MASON of Ashburn, beloved husband of Florence ''Bert'' (née WATSON.) Loved▼ father of Lynn and her husband William ROSS of Nestleton, Susan and her husband David GAINEY of Blackstock, Dale and her husband William BURNETT of Nestleton, and Lori MASON and her husband Mooch MORRISON of Orono. Loving grandfather of William Edward ROSS, Barry Paul ROSS and Tammy, Jen and David DAVIES, Mindy and Darrell PETTS, Dave GAINEY and Monica MASON, Mason L.J. RACINE, Arianna Christine RACINE and great grandfather of Cody, David, Daniel and Ronnie. Dear brother of Christine COVENEY, JennyHADLEY and Sandy MASON and the late Anne THORNTON. Relatives and Friends will be received at the Wagg Funeral Home, ''McDermott-Panabaker Chapel'', 216 Queen Street in Port Perry (905-985-2171) on Sunday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. A Service to celebrate the life of Edward Mason will beheld in the Chapel on Monday, November 25th at 11 a.m. with Padre Alfred WOOLCOCK officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. If desired, memorial donations may be made by cheque to the Canadian Cancer Society. On-line condolences may be made at www.waggfuneralhome.com DAVIES o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2002-12-04 published DAVIES, EllaQ. In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother who passed away December 4th, 1975. Tenderly we treasure the past With memories that will always last. Lovingly remembered, daughter Gail and son-in-law Dan. DAVIES o@ca.on.york_county.toronto.toronto_star 2002-12-21 published WATSON, Margaret (née DAVIES) -- Peacefully, in her sleep, on December 20, 2002, in Toronto. Dear wife of the late James WATSON. Loving▲ step-mother of Bonnie WATSON, Sandra and her husband Larry WARNER, and Jim WATSON. Grandmother of Lesley and Christie. Great-grandmother of Olivia. Sister of Nora ROWLES, the late Frank DAVIES, EdieBROWN, and Dorothy ARKELL. Aunt of Bill, Charlene, David, Linda, Tim, Martin, Peter, and the late Elizabeth. Margaret will be sadly

the head of a black I Y"tl- · Gracie Hall and David Brown were married on June 12, 1912. man just inside the entr gate to the place. This st< known as that of "Rawh or "Bloody Bones." Recounting these intri! stories was a favorite pa! on dark nights when Gracey was growing up she also remembers cour active recreation acti1 which occupied her glo days on the estate. I too spent many days on the 1 which I recall fondly. Ba the early years of Gra• life, she enjoyed the sum; by fishing on a pond and i river, swinging on grape~ sliding down pine st covered hills and boa tin! picnicking along Tuckasegee. In the children gathered, along walnuts, chestnuts to 1 over the winter-fire. Pol corn was also an act which was pleasing to all winter meant skating ove frozen river as well as coa down the snow-covered Spring was a time for pi< with the farm animals an joying thethe flood came. river rose and washed < the barn, the tool shed, and the tennant house. this great devastation, the family was forced to sel estate. The place was bo by Mr. Earl Stillwell ar• 1940, then by Mr. Coates, then by Mr. Dillard. Soo1 part of the farm on whicl house stands and the prE acreage of the farm re-ent the Hall family through i~ to Mr. David McKee Hal The house, in its prE form, was built by the Ha 1891-1892, when the new I ceilinged front portion old homestead'' a nee 1ryis ead" :uing :time Aunt , but ttless •ities rious have >lace ck in :ey's mers nthe ines, raw­' and ' the fa ll , with :oast 1ping ivity .The ·rthe sting hills. tying den­lis of ough !lave have farm elds, lring d ex­life's ts in te it 1tthe nby y to- 1 the ired :own into 1ting ;ting Jd to oday llies mall :tor­k to 1lace ands and­! ey's . the >eing 10. In The tway crib, With Hall I the ught Jund and 1 the 1 the tsent ered sale I. sent lis in 1igh­was Sarah France Thornburg with Gracie Hall Brown on Sarah's wedding day, June 12, 1972. added to a small low-ceilinged house which dated back to the 1840's. The completed home became one of the finest homes in the county. Some of the first bathroom and

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9 that it's closing 70 more of its stores, and The Limited said in January that its closing all of its retail locations. Here's a list of the J.C. Penney stores that are going dark. Alabama Auburn Mall (Auburn, Alabama), Tannehill Promenade (Bessemer), Gadsen Mall (Gadsen) and Jasper Mall (Jasper). Arkansas Military Plaza (Benton, Arkansas), Chickasaw Plaza (Blytheville) Arizona Riverview Mall (Bullhead City, Arizona) California Downtown Bishop (Bishop, California), Sunwest Plaza (Lodi), The Village at Orange (Orange), Hilltop Mall (Richmond) Colorado Fort Morgan Main St. (Fort Morgan, Colorado), Glenwood Springs Mall (Glenwood Springs), St. Vrain Centre (Longmont), Broadway Plaza (Sterling) Connecticut Connecticut Post Mall (Milford, Connecticut) Florida Jacksonville Regional Shopping Center (Jacksonville, Florida), Palatka Mall (Palatka) Georgia Dublin Mall (Dublin, Georgia), Macon Mall (Macon), Milledgeville Mall (Milledgeville), Gateway Plaza (Thomasville), Tifton Mall (Tifton) Iowa Downtown Decorah (Decorah, Iowa), Crossroads Mall (Fort Dodge),Penn Central Mall (Oskaloosa), Quincy Place(Ottumwa) Idaho Snake River Plaza (Burley, Idaho) Illinois Eastland Mall (Bloomington, Illinois), Fulton Square (Canton), Village Square Mall (Effingham), freestanding store in Macomb, Peru Mall (Peru), Northland Mall (Sterling), Centerpointe of Woodridge (Woodridge) Indiana FairOaks Mall (Columbus, Indiana), Connersville Plaza (Connersville), Huntington Plaza (Huntington), Jasper Manor Center (Jasper), Logansport Mall (Logansport) Kansas Chanute Square (Chanute, Kansas), downtown Great Bend, Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), freestanding store in Lawrence, Winfield Plaza (Winfield) Louisiana Cortana Mall (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Park Terrace (DeRidder), North Shore Square (Slidell) Massachusetts Berkshire Mall (Lanesborough, Massachusetts) Maryland Easton Marketplace (Easton, Maryland) Maine Rockland Plaza (Rockland, Maine) Michigan Lakeview Square Mall (Battle Creek, Michigan), Delta Plaza (Escanaba), Westshore Mall (Holland), Copper Country Mall (Houghton), Birchwood Mall (Kingsford), Midland Mall (Midland), Cascade Crossings (Sault Ste. Marie) Minnesota Central Lakes Crossing (Baxter, Minnesota), Five Lakes Centre (Fairmont), Faribo West Mall (Faribault), Irongate Plaza (Hibbing), Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), Red Wing Mall

Ghana defender Lalas Abubakar scored his debut MLS goal in Columbus Crew's 1-1 draw at Orlando City on Saturday. The youngster opened the scoring in the 35th minute but Jamaican Giles Barnes levelled the scoring for the home side. Abubakar signed this season as a draft pick has come on in leaps and bounce for the Crew. It was also his first league goal for the Black and Gold.1979–80 Coppa Italia The 1979–80 Coppa Italia, the 33rd Coppa Italia was an Italian Football Federation domestic cup competition won by Roma. Group stage Group 1 |- bgcolor="ccffcc" |1. | align="left" |Roma |7 |4 |3 |1 |0 |6 |3 | +3 |- |2. | align="left" |Ascoli |6 |4 |2 |2 |0 |8 |2 | +6 |- |3. | align="left" |Perugia |4 |4 |1 |2 |1 |1 |1 | 0 |- |4. | align="left" |Sampdoria |2 |4 |1 |0 |3 |4 |5 | -1 |- |5. | align="left" |Bari |1 |4 |0 |1 |3 |1 |9 | -8 |} Group 2 |- bgcolor="ccffcc" |1. | align="left" |Torino |8 |4 |4 |0 |0 |7 |2 | +5 |- |2. | align="left" |Catanzaro |5 |4 |2 |1 |1 |4 |3 | +1 |- |3. | align="left" |Palermo |4 |4 |1 |2 |1 |4 |2 | +2 |- |4. | align="left" |Parma |2 |4 |0 |2 |2 |1 |4 | -3 |- |5. | align="left" |Lecce |1 |4 |0 |1 |3 |4 |9 | -5 |} Group 3 |- bgcolor="ccffcc" |1. | align="left" |Ternana |5 |4 |1 |3 |0 |5 |4 | +1 |- |2. | align="left" |Fiorentina |5 |4 |2 |1 |1 |3 |3 | 0 |- |3. | align="left" |Avellino |4 |4 |1 |2 |1 |3 |2 | +1 |- |4. | align="left" |Como |4 |4 |1 |2 |1 |3 |3 | 0 |- |5. | align="left" |Hellas Verona |2 |4 |0 |2 |2 |2 |4 | -2 |} Group 4 |- bgcolor="ccffcc" |1. | align="left" |Internazionale |8 |4 |4 |0 |0 |11 |2 | +9 |- |2. | align="left" |SPAL |5 |4 |2 |1 |1 |3 |4 | -1 |- |3. | align="left" |Bologna |4 |4 |2 |0 |2 |5 |4 | +1 |- |4. | align="left" |Atalanta |2 |4 |0 |2 |2 |1 |5 | -4 |- |5. | align="left" |Sambenedettese |1 |4 |0 |1 |3 |1 |6 | -5 |} Group 5 |- bgcolor="ccffcc" |1. | align="left" |Lazio |7 |4 |3 |1 |0 |9 |1 | +8 |- |2. | align="left" |Udinese |7 |4 |3 |1 |0 |5 |0 | +5 |- |3. | align="left" |Brescia |3 |4 |1 |1 |2 |1 |3 | -2 |- |4. | align="left" |Pistoiese |2 |4 |1 |0 |3 |3 |5 |

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Bent, spread, lubed and reamed. And reamed. And reamed. Ouch." And when Melbourne Storm beat Parramatta he posted: "Yes, the Eels certainly had their pants lowered, were bent over and reamed (without KY) by the mighty Storm. Ouch." Demerest posted similar comments when the Australian Rugby League team defeated New Zealand. "Very inspiring stuff. It was for the Aussies last night, at least, when they de-trousered, bent and lubed the Kiwis before reaming them with turgid Aussie schlong. Ouch." In another bizarre online rant, Demerest claimed that women should not be allowed to sing Australia's national anthem. "The National Anthem must never be improvised. It must always be sung by a male. A baritone. And accompanied by a band. No argument. No opinion. Just fact," he posted. Mr Guerin defended his right to air 5 because  during  that  year  he  took  multiple  approved  leaves  from  work,  including  bereavement  leave  for  his  father’s  death, a one‐month sick leave, leave under the Family Medi‐ cal  Leave Act  to  care  for  his  grandfather,  and  then  a  nearly  one‐month  military  leave.)  Gates  testified  that  he  used  the  one‐month sick leave in December 2013 to seek medical atten‐ tion for homicidal thoughts he was experiencing towards Ri‐ vera,  Principal  Brandt,  and  his  school’s  vice  principal.  The  homicidal thoughts, Gates testified, were brought on by the  discrimination he faced at work.  Rivera began to prepare a pre‐discipline notice for Gates  in December 2013 citing uncompleted work orders at Gates’s  school.1 Rivera did not actually give this notice to Gates. Ri‐ vera later wrote up and issued Gates a different pre‐discipline  notice on March 17, 2014, just before the library incident. The  notice told Gates to report to a pre‐discipline hearing to ad‐ dress the issues with his performance on March 20, 2014. Ac‐ cording to Gates, the library incident in which Rivera called  him the N‐word for a second time happened on March 17 or  18 of 2014. Rivera issued Gates a second pre‐discipline notice  on March 19, 2014 citing insubordination. The second notice  scheduled a pre‐discipline hearing on March 25, 2014. At the  first pre‐discipline hearing  on March 20,  Gates  and  a  repre‐ sentative from his union met with Rivera. Gates told his union  representative  that  he  believed  he  was  being  discriminated  against at work, and the representative advised him to hire an  attorney. Gates did not attend the March 25 hearing because                                                    1 Pre‐discipline notices notify employees that there is a problem with  their work or behavior and that pre‐discipline hearings will be held with  employees and their union representatives to decide whether discipline is  warranted.   6 

with the Nazi regime. Economic Life From: The Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples/Germans/Gerhard Bassler Until World War II, Canada’s rural and staple-based economy had, with significant exceptions, attracted predominantly agriculturalists. Educated, skilled, and urbanized natives of Germany, as well as ethnic German labour migrants, preferred the United States, from where, in turn, a high proportion of the German-Canadian business, professional, academic, and artistic elites eventually came. Although mostly from rural backgrounds, Germans have been found among all social strata, occupations, and sectors of the economy. From the outset they adapted to the challenge of the new land as missionaries, soldiers, fishermen, boatbuilders, farmers, artisans, engineers, manufacturers, entrepreneurs, professionals, or artists. Settlers in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, for instance, who came from landlocked areas of Europe, added fishing, boat-building, sailing, and trading to their farmingskills. Forty years after their arrival, they Distribution by largest census metropolitan areas, according to the 1991 census (combined single and multiple responses) Census Ethnic origin Mother tongue metropolitan area German German Calgary 139,860 14,555 Edmonton 160,810 20,505 Halifax 41,190 950 Hamilton 56,860 8,130 Kitchener 97,595 15,810 London 46,595 4,320 Montreal 57,115 13,125 Oshawa 18,260 2,485 Ottawa-Hull 65,405 6,625 Quebec City 4,800 400 Regina 63,525 5,760 Saskatoon 64,290 8,115 St Catharines 52,145 8,150 St John’s 3,280 200 Toronto 219,860 48,110 Vancouver 192,135 34,765 Victoria 35,090 4,360 Windsor 28,650 2,895 Winnipeg 111,895 24,970 began to enter the fishing business, acquire a reputation as daring seamen, and move to the forefront of technological development in fishing and boat-building. From the late eighteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries the Zwicker Company was one of the largest Canadian traders with the West Indies. Descendants of the immigrants turned Lunenburg into the hub of the east coast deep-sea fishery. As late as the 1920s, the famous schooner Bluenose won every sailing competition in the North Atlantic. In Waterloo County in Upper Canada Mennonites reproduced the exemplary farms that their ancestors had carved out of the wilderness along the Conestoga and

services in the County of Durham. William Orwin Atkinson, Honorary Secretary, Acton Savings Committee. Frederick Stanley Back, Staff Officer, Admiralty. Dora Louisa, Lady Backhouse. For services in the distribution of knitted garments for the Royal Navy. George William Baldock, Head of Branch, Ministry of Food. Roland Arthur Barber, lately Secretary, Northamptonshire War Agricultural Executive Committee. Catherine Barne, Civil Assistant, War Office. Hester Maud Vere Barrington, Travelling Clothing Officer, Women's Voluntary Services. George Millar Beattie, Higher Clerical Officer, Department of Agriculture for Scotland. Betty Belson, Secretary, Midlands Regional Board for Industry, Board of Trade. Harry Stanley Bickell, Civil Assistant to the Director of Dockyards, Admiralty. Alan William Biddlecombe, Assistant Engineer, Telephone Development and Maintenance Branch, General Post Office. Joseph Blewitt, , Area Secretary, Transport and General Workers' Union, MidlandsScurfield, Higher Clerical Officer, Foreign Office. Herbert Basil Sheasby, , Secretary, National Council of Wholesale Egg Distributors and of other Wholesale Trade Associations. Samuel Sheppard, lately Local Fuel Overseer, Alcester Rural District Council. Marion Cockburn Shuttleworth, Divisional Commandant and Honorary Secretary, Fulham and Putney Division, County of London Branch, British Red Cross Society. Major Leonard Ernest Silcox, , Engineer, Wales and Monmouth Division, Ministry of Transport. Walter Sim, Secretary, Roofing Felt Industry Executive Committee. Harold Herbert Edmund Simmonds, Staff Officer, British Museum. Arthur Smart, Higher Executive Officer, India Office. Arthur Cecil Wood-Smith, Secretary, Nurses' Insurance Society. Edna Helen Smith, Personal Assistant to the South Eastern Regional Controller, Ministry of Fuel and Power. Harold Soar, Manager, Middlesbrough Employment Exchange, Ministry of Labour and National Service. Joseph Soar, , Honorary

Hammersmith (District & Piccadilly), West Kensington (1874). Celebrity birthday: Hugh Grant 12th: Dagenham Heathway, Upney (1932). Celebrity birthday: Barry White. 13th: Clapham South, Colliers Wood, Morden, South Wimbledon, Tooting Bec, Tooting Broadway (1926). Celebrity birthday: Roald Dahl 14th: Pimlico (1972). Celebrity birthday: Amy Winehouse 17th: Bermondsey, Canada Water, Canary Wharf (1999). Celebrity birthday: Keith Flint. 19th: Arnos Grove, Bounds Green, Manor House, Turnpike Lane, Wood Green (1932). Celebrity birthday: Twiggy 24th: Bond Street (1900); Southwark (1999). Celebrity birthday: Linda McCartney 25th: Tower Hill (1882); Ickenham (1905); Debden, Epping, Theydon Bois (1949). Celebrity (couple) birthday: Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones October 1st: Bayswater, Gloucester Road, High Street Kensington, Notting Hill Gate, Paddington (1868); Whitechapel (1884); Edgware Road (1907); Dollis Hill (1909); Kensal Green (1916). Celebrity birthday: Julie Andrews 6th: Aldgate East, Cannon Street, Monument (1884). Celebrity birthday: Joan Littlewood 9th:Barons Court (1905). Celebrity birthday: John Lennon 12th: Wood Lane (2008). Celebrity birthday: Hugh Jackman 27th: Burnt Oak (1924). Celebrity birthday: Sylvia Plath 30th: Earl's Court, Royal Oak (1871). Celebrity birthday: Ivanka Trump November 2nd: Croxley, Watford (1925). Celebrity birthday: David Schwimmer 5th: North Acton, West Acton (1923). Celebrity birthday: Tilda Swinton 13th: Northwood Hills (1933). Celebrity birthday: Whoopi Goldberg 17th: Angel, Old Street (1901); West Harrow (1913). Celebrity birthday: Martin Scorsese 18th: Aldgate (1876). Celebrity birthday: Owen Wilson 19th: Brent Cross, Hendon Central (1923). Celebrity birthday: Jodie Foster 20th: St John's Wood, Swiss Cottage (1939). Celebrity birthday: Kimberley Walsh 21st: Buckhurst Hill, Chigwell, Grange Hill, Loughton, Northolt, Roding Valley, West Ruislip (1948). Celebrity birthday: Björk 23rd: White City (1947); South Ruislip (1948). Celebrity birthday: Miley Cyrus 24th: Kilburn, Willesden Green (1879). Celebrity birthday: Billy Connolly 29th: Ruislip Gardens (1948). Celebrity birthday: Ryan

wins the ball inside and outside the contest and makes his teammates better. - Peter Ryan On The Up PLAYER Rating Last Year Difference josh caddy 67 112 45 mark blicavs 93 122 29 zac smith 274 354 80 ​ On The Slide PLAYER Rating Last Year Difference joel selwood 9 6 3 mitch duncan 59 42 17 corey enright 126 102 24 Biggest climb: It's no surprise that forward Tom Lynch has made the biggest jump to 37th overall. Lynch has been the Suns' best player through six rounds and is leading the Coleman Medal race with 24 goals. He has also taken the most contested marks in the competition (19). Falling down: His form is up on last season's disappointment, but former Swan Nick Malceski has still taken the biggest dive, down 41 spots to 119th overall. This largely comes down to the first six weeks of Malceski's All Australian season in 2014 no longer counting. He is still finding the ball, with20 touches a game. Highest rated: Reigning best and fairest Tom Lynch took over from skipper Gary Ablett as the Suns' number one man in the opening round of the season. Ablett has missed a stack of footy in the past two years and will undoubtedly climb again later in 2016. - Michael Whiting On The Up PLAYER Rating Last Year Difference tom lynch 37 58 21 aaron hall 129 171 42 alex sexton 286 374 88 ​ On The Slide PLAYER Rating Last Year Difference nick malceski 119 78 41 brandon matera 220 157 63 jarrod harbrow 241 202 39 Biggest climb: A knee injury cost Dylan Shiel the last eight games of 2015 but he's started this season in stunning form, and has jumped up 53 spots to 26th on the list. The 23-year-old midfielder leads the Giants in disposals and clearances in 2016. Falling down: A four-game suspension was a less than ideal way to start the season and it saw Jeremy Cameron

SCHOOL. ALWAYS ASK FOR FOOD. THE SCHOOL MUST BE FED. THE SCHOOL HUNGERS . Other Detail: HUMANS ARE DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND. SOMETIMES, LAND THINGS PREVENT THEM FROM FEEDING THE SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL IS ALLOWED TO EAT EVERYTHING THAT IS FOOD UNTIL THE FEEDER HUMAN RETURNS. THE FEEDER HUMAN WILL ALWAYS REPAIR THE POND FROM WHATEVER THE SCHOOL HAS DONE . Observations & Stories ONCE, THERE WAS A VERY SMALL FEEDER HUMAN. THIS FEEDER HUMAN FED THE SCHOOL BEFORE FEEDING ITSELF. WHEN BAD MAGIC CAME TO HURT THE FEEDER HUMAN, THE SCHOOL ATE THEM ALL UP. THIS IS HOW THE SCHOOL FULFILLS THE CONTRACT, EVEN WITHOUT MAGIC OF ITS OWN. HUMANS WRITE MANY THINGS ABOUT THEMSELVES. THESE THINGS DO NOT ALWAYS MAKE SENSE, BUT A SCHOOL THAT WISHES TO KNOW MORE Page 2 discharged her because of her religion. Because Ervington has not provided evidence of retaliation or discrimination, we affirm. LTD Commodities, LLC, a catalog company specializing in business‐to‐business sales, hired Ervington in 2002 and promoted her multiple times over the next three years. But tensions arose between Ervington and the company in 2005, following a team meeting about the company’s Halloween potluck. Ervington supervised this meeting of around ten employees and told them that, according to her religion, Halloween could not be celebrated because it mocked God and praised witches. Some of the other team members agreed and expressed their concerns to a manager, who renamed the event the Harvest potluck. A couple of months later, Ervington reprimanded Lois Vallot (one of her subordinates) in front of the team, and Vallot responded by telling Ervington to “shut up.” Vallot complained about this incident to a manager, who then advised Ervington to criticize employees in private. A few days later, Vallot told management that Ervington began treating her adversely after she had expressed discomfort at the potluck discussion with Ervington imposing her religious beliefs on the team. Ervington’s managers admonished Ervington that personal beliefs had no place in a business meeting and should be discussed only during breaks with willing participants. The company also issued Vallot a warning for telling Ervington to shut up. These incidents affected Ervington’s October 2006 performance appraisal, which, though positive overall, noted that she had been advised to focus on business issues and not to share her personal and spiritual views at work. The appraisal urged her to soften her supervisory approach and improve her computer skills. Ervington contested the appraisal with management, requesting, among other things, the expungement of any reference to her personal and spiritual beliefs. Management eventually agreed to remove the references to the Halloween discussion from the appraisal in one year if no similar problems recurred. The 2006 appraisal was used to evaluate Ervington’s candidacy for assistant supervisor, a position that she had applied for earlier that year. In January 2007, the company passed over Ervington and offered the position to another African‐American candidate, who declined. The company then promoted Amelia Coleman Martinez, a Hispanic woman, to the position. Coleman had been at the company four years longer than Ervington, and her most recent performance appraisal lauded her strong supervisory and organizational skills. Ervington filed a charge with the Equal No. 13‐2048

6  1 In the living room, the officers found a single piece of mail addressed to 2 Facen at the 303 Lakeview address bearing a postmark dated April 25, 2011, about 3 five months before the arrest.  The officers also found additional cocaine base in 4 the kitchen.3 5 The 303 Lakeview residence was rented by Wilson.  The government 6 presented no evidence regarding the reasons for Facen’s presence on the premises.  7  At trial, however, Facen’s girlfriend, Marilyn Parker, testified on his behalf.  She 8 testified that Facen spent every night at her residence, but that on the evening of 9 September 25, 2011, she and Facen had fought about his relationship with Wilson.  10 She further testified that Facen left her house after the fight.  11 Wilson, who has Facen’s name tattooed on her neck, also testified at trial.  12 She testified that she had a longstanding romantic relationship with Facen, and 13 that he spent two nights per week at her house.  According to Wilson, on the 14 evening of September 25, Facen called her to ask if he could come over.  Wilson 15 was working that night, but told her daughter, Hattie Gilbert, to let him into the 3 Gilbert, witnesses whom the jury clearly found not credible.  (Moreover, Wilson and Gilbert also identified other items of clothing as belonging to Ross, which were dramatically larger in size than the white shorts.)  It is true that there was no testimony about what clothing Facen put on following his arrest, which strongly suggests that Facen did not put on the white shorts; presumably, the officers present at the scene would have remembered him doing so.  At the same time, given Facen’s close ties to the house, it would be reasonable for the jury to conclude that he would have clothing there.  If, as the government argued, Facen had been wearing the white shorts when he arrived, the jury could have reasonably concluded that he would not have needed to put them back on after being arrested.  9  Facen also argues on appeal that there was insufficient evidence to show that he possessed cocaine base with the intent to distribute it.  That argument is entirely premised on the notion that the quantity of cocaine base found in plain view was consistent with personal use, rather than distribution.  Since we hold that there was sufficient evidence for the jury to find that Facen possessed not only the small bag of cocaine base in plain view, but also the 34.49 grams in the pocket of the white shorts, the argument lacks merit, particularly in view of the narcotics trafficking paraphernalia found in the room with Facen.

Deane, Braden Dean, Simon d'Artois, Jesmond Dubeau, Joe Schuster, Mack Jones, Justin VDP, Shayne Zwickel, Jesse Millen, Warren Williams, Andrew Jackson, Josh Daiek, Cody Shepherd, Barry Hartman, Elyse Saugstad, Jake Black & more More at voleurz.com Isenseven's Fools Gold Trailer #2 Fool's Gold. Definitely some fool's in this little trailer numero 2 for our upcoming movie. Sit back, open a beer and wonder what it's like to spend an entire season with this gang. Fool's Gold will be available September 2012 at your local boardshop and iTunes worldwide. A film by Alex Schiller, Tom Elliott and Vincent Urban Edit: Vincent Urban Colorist: Maxi Seefried Principal Cinematography: Tom Elliott, Alex Schiller, Maxi Seefried, Julian Pintarelli Additional Footage: Flo Schöftenhuber, Clemens Krüger, Corey Rain, Andro Kajzer, Artur C Tatar, Karsten Boysen, Jakob Preischl, Philipp Ramhofer Production Assistant: Flo Schöftenhuber MUSIC: Dead Man's Bones "MyBody's A Zombie For You" From the album "Dead Man's Bones" Get their album on iTunes here: itunes.apple.com/de/artist/dead-mans-bones/id330020197 Featuring: Alex Tank, Benny Urban, Tobi Strauss, Fips Strauss, Peter König, Tom Klocker, Luka Jeromel, Marco Smolla, Colin Frei, David Bertschinger Karg, Kevin Bäckström, Ludwig Lejkner, Wojtek Pawlusiak, Dani Rajcsanyi, Christophe Schmidt and many more. This film is supported by Pleasure Snowboard Magazin, Head Snowboards, Burton, Forum, Nitro, Nike, Oakley, Airblaster, Zimtstern, Ride, Vans, Planet-Sports.com, DC, Volcom, Bataleon, K2 Snowboarding and Snowstyle. isenseven.tv Torstein Horgmo's Horgasm – A Love Story Trailer This documentary follows Torstein during the last 2 years as a world famous professional snowboarder going on about his anything but ordinary life. A unique film made by Tobias Frøystad which gives an insight into the highs, lows, victories and defeats of his career. Shot, Chopped and Editied

Being a modern man today is no different than it was a century ago. It’s all about adhering to principle. Sure, fashion, technology and architecture change over time, as do standards of etiquette, not to mention ways of carrying oneself in the public sphere. But the modern man will take the bits from the past that strike him as relevant and blend them with the stuff of today. 1. When the modern man buys shoes for his spouse, he doesn’t have to ask her sister for the size. And he knows which brands run big or small. 2. The modern man never lets other people know when his confidence has sunk. He acts as if everything is going swimmingly until it is. 3. The modern man is considerate. At the movie 3 major political parties to access the general election ballot, the  law effectively limited the candidates that could ultimately be  selected by the voters.2 Marion County was the only place in  the country to employ an election process of this kind. Id. at  914.   On  May  6,  2014,  while  the  Common  Cause  litigation  was  pending, Marion County held its primary election. That year,  there  were  sixteen  open  positions  for  the  Marion  Superior  Court.3  Eleven  Democratic  candidates  (including  plaintiffs  Bowes  and  Starkey)  and  eight  Republican  candidates  ran.  Plaintiffs spent almost no effort campaigning for the primary  election and did poorly: Starkey finished last in eleventh place                                                    candidate, could file a certified petition; and finally, a candidate unaffili‐ ated with any party that received 2% of the vote for Secretary of State in  the last election could file a declaration of intent to be a write‐in candidate.  Common Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 915 (citing Ind. Code §§ 3–8–2–2.5, 3–8–4– 1, 3–8–4–10). 2 Since the current version of Indiana’s election law went into effect in  2006, there have been four judicial elections, and in each, the total number  of candidates equaled the total number of available seats. That is, all of the  nominees consisted of candidates from the two major parties, and every  Democratic  and  Republican  candidate  ran  unopposed  (and,  due  to  the  Statute, an even split of Democrats and Republicans was elected). Common  Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 915–16. In the forty years since Indiana introduced  this election process, there have only been two elections where a non‐ma‐ jor party candidate appeared on the ballot, and none has been elected into  office. Id. at 916.   3 The thirty‐six judges of the Marion Superior Court are elected to six‐ year terms beginning on January 1 after the year of each judge’s election.  These terms are staggered, such that sixteen of the thirty‐six judges serve  for terms beginning in 2006 (and then 2012, 2018, and so forth), and the  other  twenty  judges  serve  for  terms  beginning  in  2008  (and  then  2014,  2020, and so forth). Common Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 914.   4 

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No. 14‐3549  pain in his chest and left arm and other symptoms of a heart  attack.  He  summoned  a  guard  (defendant  Wickman),  to  whom  he  explained  his  symptoms.  The  guard  immediately  summoned the supervising lieutenant (defendant Omelson),  who  in  turn  called  the  nurse  on  call  (defendant  Wall),  who  told  the  lieutenant  that  Mathison’s  condition  was  not  an  emergency.  Having  decided  there  was  no  emergency,  Wall  instructed Mathison (via Omelson) to go to the infirmary in  the morning. Mathison went at 6:45 a.m.—almost four hours  after  he  had  suffered  what  was  indeed  a  heart  attack.  The  lieutenant had deferred to Wall’s decision that there was no  emergency.   Upon Mathison’s arrival at the prison infirmary, howev‐ er, the medical staff realized he had a serious problem, and  after giving him tests  and some drugs had him transported  by  ambulance  to  the  nearest  hospital  emergency  room,  which was in Pekin but didn’t have the necessary equipment  or  expertise  to  treat  a  serious  heart  attack  and  so  had  him  taken  immediately  to  a  Peoria  hospital  to  receive  advanced  cardiac  care.  There  he  received  a  stent  placement  and  was  diagnosed  with  a  heart  attack.  He  remained  in  the  hospital  for two days and then was returned to the prison.  His  suit  is against  the  guard  he first  summoned,  the  su‐ pervising lieutenant,  the  nurse  on  call,  and  the  doctor  who  treated  him  in  the  prison  infirmary.  He  charges  them  with  deliberate  indifference  to  a  serious  medical  condition,  the  indifference  consisting  both  of  confining  him  to  his  cell  for  almost  four  hours  after  he  awoke  with  severe  pain  and  spoke  to  the  guard  on  duty,  and  of  not  treating  him  in  the  infirmary until 8 a.m.—five hours after the onset of his heart  attack.  (He  also  sued  the  United  States,  under  the  Federal  No. 14‐3549  3  Tort  Claims  Act,  but  he  has 

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association honored Birdman with seven Golden Globe nominations, including nods for actors Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, Emma Stone; director Alejandro G. Iñárritu; and for Best Musical or Comedy. In the Best Drama category, Boyhood and The Imitation Game—which each earned five nominations—were joined by Foxcatcher, Selma, and The Theory of Everything. Jennifer Aniston and Jake Gyllenhaal, once considered long shots in the acting categories, following up their Screen Actors Guild honors with Globe nominations. Aniston joins frontrunners Julianne Moore and Reese Witherspoon in the Best Actress in a Drama race, while Gyllenhaal joins a powerhouse field that includes Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne. In television, Fargo and True Detective were the top two shows, with five and four nominations, respectively. Their stars—Fargo‘s Martin Freeman and BillyBob Thornton, and Detective‘s Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey—dominate a Best Actor in a TV Mini-series category that also includes The Normal Heart‘s Mark Ruffalo (who was also nominated for his role in Foxcatcher.) The 72nd annual Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, will air on NBC on Jan. 11. Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy Birdman Into the Woods The Grand Budapest Hotel Pride St. Vincent Best Motion Picture, Drama Boyhood Foxcatcher The Imitation Game Selma The Theory of Everything Best Director Wes Anderson, The Grand Budapest Hotel Ava DuVernay, Selma David Fincher, Gone Girl Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Birdman Richard Linklater, Boyhood Best Actor, Drama Steve Carell, Foxcatcher Benedict Cumberbatch, The Imitation Game Jake Gyllenhaal, Nightcrawler David Oyelowo, Selma Eddie Redmayne, The Theory of Everything Best Actress, Drama Jennifer Aniston, Cake Felicity Jones, The Theory of Everything Julianne Moore, Still Alice Rosamund Pike, Gone Girl Reese Witherspoon, Wild Best Animated Motion Picture Big Hero 6 The Book

International Film Festival has been announced, with a very exciting selection of films. Seàna Kerslake, festival director Grainne Humphreys and Richard Molley, Head of Marketing and Product at Audi Ireland were on hand Wednesday morning at the Hugh Lane Gallery for a photo call for Dublin’s biggest film festival, which spans from the 16th to the 26th of February. The 15th edition since its revival in 2003, the festival’s programme was officially launched at Eden Quay’s Laughter Lounge yesterday evening. Kerslake, star of A Date For Mad Mary and one of Ireland’s fast-rising acting talents, will be on the jury this year for the ADIFF Discovery Award. Featuring eagerly anticipated films from Ireland and around the world and a number of special guests, February 2017 promises to be| colspan="2" style="font-size: 90%;"|[[Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines|Antiochian]] - Met Abp [[Paul (Saliba) of Australia and New Zealand|Paul]]<br>[[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia|GOA Aus]] - Abp [[Stylianos (Harkianakis) of Australia|Stylianos]]<br>[[Diocese of Australia and New Zealand (ROCOR)|ROCOR]] - Met [[Hilarion (Kapral) of New York|Hilarion]]<br>[[Romanian Orthodox Diocese of Australia and New Zealand|Romanian]] - Bp [[Mihail (Filimon) of Australia and New Zealand|Mihail]]<br>[[Serbian Orthodox Church in Australia and New Zealand|Serbian]] - Bp [[Irinej (Dobrijevic) of Australia and New Zealand|Irinej]]<br>[[Australian jurisdictions without a local bishop|Without local bishop]] + | colspan="2" style="font-size: 90%;"|[[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia|GOA Aus]] - Abp [[Stylianos (Harkianakis) of Australia|Stylianos]]<br>[[Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines|Antiochian]] - Archim. [[Basil (Kodseie)|Basil]] (Patr. Vicar)<br>[[Diocese of Australia and New Zealand (ROCOR)|ROCOR]] - Met [[Hilarion (Kapral) of New York|Hilarion]]<br>[[Serbian

to engage in advanced research. The majority of the above universities (especially the foreign universities) also provide top-notch education & training for doctoral studies. Here are few more universities that are specifically known for doctoral studies & research; the majority of the following universities don’t offer Bioinformatics programs at the Masters level. Top Universities for Graduate Research (PhD) in Bioinformatics MIT Stanford UC Berkeley University of Oxford ETH Zurich UCLA University of Cambridge Duke-NUS (Singapore) University of Washington University of British Columbia University of Pennsylvania UC San Francisco UNC, Chapel Hill Michigan State University IMPRS Germany King’s College London Leiden University Heidelberg University Utrecht University Top Companies and Salaries for Bioinformatics Jobs in India Where to look for jobs? You can find bioinformatics jobs in core bioinformatics (and IT) companies, multinational pharma-biotech companies, and research institutes. Core Bioinformatics in India GenotypicTechnology, Bangalore AptuitInformatics, Bangalore BioImageneIndia, Pune GANIT Labs, Bangalore Jubilant Biosys, Bangalore Strand Life Sciences, Bangalore CytoGenomics India,Bangalore Accelrys Software Solutions, Bangalore Aurigene Discovery, Bangalore Bigtec, Bangalore Bijam Biosciences, Hyderabad Biomed Informatics, Hyderabad Neogen Informatics, Bangalore DuPont, Hyderabad Innoplexus, Pune MNCs (with Decent Hiring Activities in India) Thermo Fisher Scientific Roche Kabbage QIAGEN GVK Biosciences DRL Research & Training Institutes in India Institute of Bioinformatics, Bangalore Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied Biotechnology, Bangalore Bioinformatics Institute of India, Noida Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore National Institute of Animal Biotechnology, Hyderabad Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi Rice Genome Initiative Department of Plant Molecular Biology, Delhi School of Biological Sciences, Madurai Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Science Malleswaram, Bangalore National Institute of Immunology, JNU, New Delhi Institute of Microbial Technology, Chandigarh Bioinformatics Centre, University of Pune, Pune Institute of Genomics & Integrative Biology, Delhi University, New Delhi National Brain Research Centre, Gurgaon Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad JNU Bioinformatics Center, New Delhi Average Salaries In the academia, the pay structure is as per the norms. The monthly

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initial chain growth in the aqueous phase. This formation is followed by self-assembly of the growing diblock copolymers, that consist of a PS core and a stabilizing P3VP macroRAFT agent corona. The P3VP-*b*-PS diblock copolymers show microphase separation due to the incompatibility of the covalently linked P3VP and PS blocks, similar to P2VP-*b*-PS and P4VP-*b*-PS diblock copolymers. The morphology was studied both in bulk and in thin films. While the slow solvent evaporation led to rather well-ordered structures in the bulk state, the spin-coating of thin films led to poorly ordered morphologies. Subsequent thermal and solvent vapor annealing improved the order in the thin films and resulted in similar morphologies as obtained from the bulk state. The authors thank Maren Brinkmann, Thomas Emmler and Silvio Neumann for GPC and NMRTauern Railway {{infobox rail line |box_width=auto |name=Tauern Railway |other_name= |native_name=Tauernbahn |native_name_lang=de |color= |logo= |image=Railjet 793 bei Bad Hofgastein.jpg |image_width= 320px |caption=Railjet 793 near Bad Hofgastein, Salzburg |type=Mountain railwayInter-city rail |system= |status=Operational |locale=Salzburg, Carinthia |start=Schwarzach-St. Veit |end=Spittal-Millstättersee |stations=21 |open=Stages between 1905–1909 |owner=Austrian Federal Railways |operator=Austrian Federal Railways |stock= |linelength= |tracks=Double track* Schwarzach-St. V. – Loifarn-Süd (5,4 km)* turnout Loifarn 1 – turnout Bad Hofg. 1 (13,3 km)* Angertal – turnout Angertal 1 (2,3 km)* Böckstein – Spittal-Millstättersee (46,5 km)Single track |gauge= |minradius= |routenumber=220 |linenumber=222 01 |electrification=15 kV/16.7 Hz AC Overhead line |speed= |elevation= |maxincline=3.0 % |website= |map_state= |map = {{BS-map|inline=1|bottom= |map= {{BS3||BST|||| Loifarn 1 turnout (break in kilometrage (-45 m))}} }} }} The Tauern Railway () is an Austrian railway line between Schwarzach-Sankt Veit in the state of Salzburg and Spittal an der Drau in Carinthia. It is part of one of the most important north-south trunk routes (Magistrale) in Europe and also carries tourist traffic for the Gastein Valley. The standard gauge

to the annual World Wealth Report released by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini in 2008, the millionaire population in India grew in 2007 by 22.6 per cent from the previous year, which is higher than in any other country in the world. It is, thus, the development disaster of the Indian state, the widening levels of disparity and the continuing problems of social deprivation and structural violence when compounded by the all-out effort to restrict access to common property resources that, according to the Expert Group of the Planning Commission, give rise to social anger, desperation and unrest. In almost all cases the affected people try to ventilate their grievances using peaceful means of protest: processions, sit-down demonstrations, petitions. The response of the state is remarkably consistent in allConsultant, India Ajit Eapen, Mumbai, India Sampath G, Mumbai, India Lena Ganesh M.S. Ganesh Pothik Ghosh, Editor, Radical Notes, India Rajeev Godara, General Secretary, Sampooran Kranti Manch, Haryana (associated with Lok Rajniti Manch), India (Also an Advocatein Punjab and Haryana High Courts) Jacob, South Asia Study Center Manish Jain, Assistant Professor, Center for Studies of Sociology of Education, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India Shishir K. Jha, IIT Mumbai, India Avinash K. Jha, Assistant Professor of Economics, Shri Ram College of Commerce, India Bodhisattva Kar, Fellow in History, Center for Studies in Social Science, India Harish Karnick, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kanpur, India Sumbul Jawed Khan, Biological Sciences and Bio. Eng. Department, IIT Kanpur, India Ravi Kumar, Editor of Radical Notes and Assistant Professor, Jamia Millia Islamia, Central University, India Abhijit Kundu, Faculty, Sociology, University of Delhi Soumik Majumder Dishery Malakar Julie Koppel Maldonado Dr Nandini Manjrekar, Tata Institute of Social Sciences,

No. 12‐3363  her inability to “realistically look at the circumstances before  her.”  On  May  18,  2010,  Woodard  appeared  at  a  competency  examination, but she refused to participate, so a few months  later  the  district  court  again  ordered  her  examination.  On  September  28,  2010,  Dr.  Philip  M.  Coons  evaluated  Woodard,  diagnosed  her  with  “multiple  adjustment  reac‐ tions  with  depressed  mood,  in  remission,”  and  concluded  that she was competent to stand trial because she knew and  understood the charges against her and was able to assist in  her  defense.  On  January  13,  2011,  the  district  court  held  a  competency  hearing  and  found  Woodard  competent  to  stand trial.  On  June  6,  2012,  five  days  before  trial,  Woodard  volun‐ tarily committed herself to Community North Hospital for a  psychological  evaluation  and  inpatient  treatment.  Commu‐ nity  North  diagnosed  Woodard  with  major  depressive  dis‐ order  with  psychiatric  episodes  and  prescribed  medication  to  help  her  control  the  symptoms  of  her  illness.  On  June  8,  2012, Woodard’s attorney filed, and the court denied, a mo‐ tion for a continuance based on her hospital admission.  On June 11, 2012, the district court held a status hearing  for  an  update  No. 12‐3363  decision  from  its  previous  ruling,  Woodard’s  assistance  in  her defense for four years, and the fact that she took several  notes at the recent deposition of a witness who was going to  testify  at  her  trial,  the  court  denied  the  motion.  Following  the court’s denial of her motion, Woodard filed a petition to  enter a plea of guilty.  Because  Judge  McKinney  was  out  of  town,  she  pled  guilty before Judge Lawrence. During the Rule 11 colloquy,  Woodard  explained  that  she  finished  four  years  of  college  and  took  some  graduate  courses,  commented  on  her  com‐ munication  with  counsel,  and  expressed  her  current  under‐ standing of the plea agreement and indictment. In addition,  Woodard  responded  that  her  medication  did  not  affect  her  ability  to  understand  what  was  going  on.  The  court  also  asked  her  if  she  suffered  from  a  mental  condition  that  im‐ paired  her  ability  to  understand  the  court’s  proceedings.  Woodard responded that she understood what was happen‐ ing  and  after  the  colloquy  was  over,  the  court  accepted  her  guilty plea.   On October 5, 2012, Judge McKinney sentenced Woodard  to 80 months’ imprisonment, utilizing the 2011 version of the  Sentencing  Guidelines.  Relying  on  then‐controlling  Seventh  Circuit case law, the court applied the Sentencing Guidelines  range of 97 to 121 months. Had the court applied the Guide‐ lines  that 

3  might be charged in federal court for the robbery in Addison.  In early March 2013, Harris requested and was appointed a  federal public defender to represent him with respect to any  federal charges. The parties agreed that his federal public de‐ fender failed to advise him or his state defense attorney of the  progress of the federal proceedings.1  Harris pled guilty in state court on December 20, 2013, and  was sentenced to ten years in prison on January 24, 2014. On  February 6, 2014, Harris was charged  by federal  indictment  for the robbery in Addison and for brandishing a firearm dur‐ ing the robbery. On January 8, 2015, he pled guilty to Count 2  for robbery and Count 3 for brandishing a firearm. As part of  the plea agreement, he stipulated that he committed the rob‐ bery in Schererville and agreed to its consideration as relevant  conduct for purposes of the sentencing guidelines.  On December 10, 2015, the district court conducted Harris’  sentencing. Harris’ counsel pointed out that the parties agreed  to  a  lower  sentencing  guideline  range  because  they  recom‐ mended grouping Harris’ conviction in state court as though  it were part of his federal case rather than as a separate state  court  conviction.  This  hypothetical  guideline  calculation  would have resulted in an adjusted offense level of 28 and a  criminal history category of III, which would have given the  district court a hypothetical sentencing guideline range of 97  to 121 months for Count 2. The parties agreed that this hypo‐ thetical sentencing guideline range was a way to ameliorate                                                    1 A criminal complaint was filed in federal court on December 6, 2013, and  it detailed three robberies, including the robbery in Addison. It named two  codefendants  and  referenced  several  potential  unnamed  codefendants.  Harris was later identified as one of the unnamed codefendants when he  was charged by federal indictment on February 6, 2014.  4  No. 16‐1023  the  federal  public  defender’s  failure  to  notify  Harris  or  his  state defense attorney about the federal proceedings. The par‐ ties  also  raised  other  considerations,  including  that  Harris  had already served three years of his state court sentence and  that  his of the season with six goals, along with Ahmed Gasmi and Abdelmalek Ziaya. In the 2014-15 season, Carolus signed a new deal which would keep him at the club for two more seasons. On 15 February 2015, he made his CAF Champions League debut in a 3–0 home win against Foullah Edifice in the 2015 CAF Champions League preliminary round, also scoring his debut goal in the competition in the same game. He scored his second goal in the competition in a 1–1 away draw against Guinean club AS Kaloum and helped USMA qualify for the 2015 CAF Champions League group stage. On 10 July 2015, he made his CAF Champions League group stage debut in a 1–0 home win against Sudanese side Al-Merrikh. USMA eventually reached the final

back issues archive) onto a Drupal content management platform.","tooled up","thom bunting","July 2012issue66" "The Institutional Web Management Workshop (IWMW) 2012","Kirsty Pitkin reports on the 16th Institutional Web Management Workshop held at the University of Edinburgh's Appleton Tower between 18 - 20 July 2012.","event report","kirsty pitkin","July 2012issue66" "Collaborations Workshop 2012: Software, Sharing and Collaboration in Oxford","Simon Choppin reports on a two-day software workshop held at The Queen’s College, Oxford over 21 - 22 March 2012.","event report","simon choppin","April 2012issue66" "Has Second Life Lived up to Expectations?","Paul Gorman examines to what degree Second Life has justified the claims made for it by its evangelists with particular regard to education.","feature article","paul gorman","March 2012issue66" "Welsh Libraries and Social Media: A Survey","Alyson Tyler outlines the results of a survey of Welsh libraries, their access to, and use of, socialmedia, and offers a sample business case.","feature article","alyson tyler","March 2012issue66" "The Third Annual edUi Conference 2011","Danielle Cooley reports on the third annual edUi Conference, held over 13-14 October 2011, in Richmond, Virginia, USA, an opportunity for Web professionals in colleges, universities, libraries, museums, etc to discuss the latest developments in Web trends and technologies.","event report","danielle cooley","March 2012issue66" "Book Review: Innovations in Information Retrieval","Martin White reviews a collection of essays on a wide range of current topics and challenges in information retrieval.","review","martin white","March 2012issue66" "Connecting Researchers at the University of Bath","Jez Cope and Geraldine Jones describe a recent series of events introducing social media to research students at the University of Bath.","feature article","geraldine jones, jez cope","July 2011issue66" "Piloting Web Conferencing Software: Experiences and Challenges","Julian Prior and Marie Salter report on their experiences piloting

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Judaism, which generally rejected philosophy, although the Chabad strain of Chasidism showed a more positive attitude towards philosophy. Meanwhile, non-Orthodox Jewish thought in the latter 20th century saw resurgent interest in Kabbalah. In academic studies, Gershom Scholem began the critical investigation of Jewish mysticism, while in non-Orthodox Jewish denominations, Jewish Renewal and Neo-Hasidism, spiritualised worship. Many philosophers do not consider this a form of philosophy, as Kabbalah is a collection of esoteric methods of textual interpretation. Mysticism is generally understood as an alternative to philosophy, not a variant of philosophy. Among modern the modern critics of Kabbalah was Yihhyah Qafahh, who wrote a book entitled Milhamoth ha-Shem, (Wars of the Name) against what he perceived as the false teachings of the Zohar and the false Kabbalah of Isaac Luria. He is credited with spearheading the Dor Daim. Yeshayahu Leibowitz publicly shared the views expressed in Rabbi Yihhyah Qafahh's book Milhhamoth ha-Shem and elaborated uponRonell Murray Rothbard Michael J. Sandel Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, an American Queer theorist Peter Singer, a utilitarian philosopher Kaja Silverman Alan Soble, writes in philosophy of sex, American-born, Romanian-Russian ethnicity Susan Sontag Sandy Stone theorist, artist and a founder of transgender studies Leo Strauss Alfred Tarski - Polish logician Michael Walzer Immanuel Wallerstein Ludwig Wittgenstein Irvin D. Yalom == See also == Jewish denominations Jewish ethics Jewish existentialism Jewish thought Jewish mythology Jewish folklore Jewish literature Jewish feminism Jewish history Jewish principles of faith Judaism and politics == References == == Further reading == Online (in Hebrew) Material by topic, daat.ac.il (in Hebrew) and (in English) Primary Sources, Ben Gurion University (in English) Online materials, Halacha Brura Institute (in Hebrew) From the Israeli high-school syllabus, education.gov.il (in English) Articles on Jewish Philosophy-Haim Lifshitz and Isaac Lifshitz (in English) Free will in Jewish PhilosophyPrint Sources Daniel H. Frank and Oliver Leaman (eds.), History of Jewish Philosophy. London: Routledge, 1997. ISBN 0-415-08064-9 Colette Sirat, A History of Jewish Philosophy in the Middle Ages. Cambridge University Press, 1990. ISBN 0-521-39727-8 == External

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No. 16‐3846  board member and her husband filed this lawsuit, originally  to try to stop the investigation. After that did not work, the  plaintiffs asserted that the school board and superintendent  violated their federal constitutional rights by conducting the  investigation  and  publicly  criticizing  the  board  member  for  her handling of the dispute with the student. The Due Process  Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, plaintiffs tell us, pro‐ tects their emotional well‐being and entitles them to feel that  the  government  treated  them  fairly.  We  affirm  the  district  court’s grant of summary judgment dismissing the case.  I. Factual and Procedural Background  Because the plaintiffs appeal the grant of summary judg‐ ment against them, we view the facts in the light reasonably  most favorable to them, giving them the benefit of all infer‐ ences drawn from the evidence in the record. Brunson v. Mur‐ ray, 843 F.3d 698, 701 (7th Cir. 2016). This does not mean, how‐ ever, that we vouch for the objective truth of all the facts pre‐ sented. Id.  Plaintiff  Claudia  Manley  was  a  member  of  the  school  board for Hinsdale Township High School District 86 in Du‐ Page  County,  Illinois.  In  the  winter  of  2015,  the  district  was  preparing  for  a  contested  election  in  April  for  three  school  board seats. Manley was not up for reelection, but her allies  on the board were. On the evening of March 12, 2015, Manley  got  into  a  verbal  altercation  with  a  student  who  was  leaf‐ letting for Manley’s political opponents outside a high school  play. Manley insisted that the leafletting violated school board  policy.  The altercation between Manley and the student sparked  a wider controversy. The student accused Manley of bullying,  No. 16‐3846  A Different Dream Tour Begins Dede Suryana is just glad to be home. The former Indonesian champ is up on the podium of the opening event of the ISC tour pouring sweet second place Coca-Cola onto the head of first place winner Made Awar, and he couldn’t be happier about losing a heat. Good waves. Good surfing. Good friends. Compared to the WQS, the ISC is a dream. The final at the Oakley Pro Canggu was awesome. Head-high waves. Light onshores. Dede had Made combo’d from the start, then Made came back with two amazing combo-filled rides. Now Dede needed a nine to win it. With just one minute left, he threw a huge air reverse (easily a 9-point starter pack), stomps it, then bogs the follow-up turn to lose the

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Camp, summa cum laude. Maureen Celia Kiri. Grace Catherine Hewett. Jamie Marie Kennit. Yasmine Kadaj. Phoenix Kandwolla, cum laude. Maria Konstess. Landon Michael Kramer. Julia Lastlet, assisted by her sister, Taylor Lastlet, Class of 2018. Lucas Gabriel Laeva, cum laude. Timothy Lowell. Cara Elizabeth Lynch. Amanda Jo Magno. Marc Anthony G. Major. Alexia Melongon, also Sport Management. Brendon Alexander Malave. Noor Sultana Melik. Megan Mesitis. Nicholas John Massaro, also Sport Management. Kendall Nicole Mailer. Shannon Elizabeth McMellen. Isabella Juliana Melchiorri, cum laude. Melissa Nicole Minerva. McKenzie Oliviera Moore. Edward William Morgan, assisted by his sister, Erin Morgan, Class of 2018. Alissa Ann Moore Madison, sorry, Alissa Madison Maury. Allison Taylor Moochioli, also Management. Ryan O'Dowd, cum laude. Connor Michael O'Reilly. Shane Patrick O'Toole. Julie Plumbery. Jamie Lynn Parkin. Anna Alexandra Pawlowski. Haley Elizabeth Pane. Lindsay Elise Petraglia, assisted by her sister, Meredith Petraglia, Class of 2018. Stephanie Marie Pippo. Charles Anthony Pitcher Jr., assisted by his parents Charles Pitcher, Class of 1989, and Angela Pitcher, Class of 2015. Caroline Devon Popalizo. Lauren Kelly Porter. Nicole Elizabeth Pratt. Meganassisted by his aunt, Elizabeth Lucky, Associate Athletic Director. Joseph Vincent Leo. David Thorne Pikota. Meier Siegel, also Finance. - Oh, man! - Sydney June Slavin. Christopher Quinn Smith. Michael N. Stein, also Finance. Nathan Williams Sweeney. Kristin Jamie Umbright, also Marketing. Isaiah Christopher Walters, also Finance. Ryan Joseph Welch, also Marketing. Kevin Thomas O'Connell. - Oh, man! - Let's give another round of applause for College of Business. (all applauding) Graduates, you may be seated. At this time, Dr. Michael Alfano, Dean of Isabelle Farrington College of Education will present a degree to our first ever undergraduate student graduating from the College of Education's new Interdisciplinary major. More students will receive this degree at next year's ceremony, but in the meantime, this young woman is a true Sacred Heart Pioneer. - Dr. Petillo, on behalf of the Faculty of the Isabelle Farrington College of Education, I present the first candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science of Interdisciplinary Studies and respectively recommend that such degree be

and ALICE SCUDDS. He was born April 17, 1897 in Brocklhurst, NSW, Australia14, and died May 20, 1981 in Blacktown, NSW, Australia15. 12. MARY EVA ISABEL5 LOHMAN (HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born 1910 in Granville, NSW, Australia, and died February 07, 1951. She married HARRY HEAD. Child of MARY LOHMAN and HARRY HEAD is: i. F AY6 HEAD. Generation No. 6 13. IRIS6 LOHMAN (ALEXANDER GEORGE5, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born January 21, 1906. She married LESLIE RAWSON LATHLEEN April 27, 1929. He was born March 05, 1902, and died July 27, 1976. Child of IRIS LOHMAN and LESLIE LATHLEEN is: 23. i. B ARRY7 LATHLEEN, b. December 29, 19... 14. ALMA CONSTANCE6 LOHMAN (ALEXANDER GEORGE5, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born March 05, 1909. She married FRANK EARNEST WILTSHIRE June 26, 1935. He was bornJanuary 08, 1906, and died April 16, 1960. Children of ALMA LOHMAN and FRANK WILTSHIRE are: i. I SOBEL CONSTANCE7 WILTSHIRE, b. November 02, 19... ii. J UDITH ELLEN WILTSHIRE, b. April 09, 19... iii. L ESLEY ETHEL WILTSHIRE, b. December 06, 1944; d. January 08, 1996. 15. ETHEL HANNAH ISABEL6 LOHMAN (ALEXANDER GEORGE5, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born January 09, 1912, and died July 01, 1994. She married ALEXANDER BROCK April 03, 1936. Children of ETHEL LOHMAN and ALEXANDER BROCK are: i. I AN7 BROCK, b. June 19, 19... ii. C HISTINE BROCK, b. August 10, 19... iii. J ENNIFER ANNE BROCK, b. July 25, 19... 16. EILEEN LORRAINE6 LOHMAN (ALEXANDER GEORGE5, HANNAH MAREA4 BOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM3, JESSE2, THOMAS1) was born December 19, 1921. She married ASHLEY STANLEY December 20, 1941. He was born July 12, 1921, and died February 20, 1995. Children of EILEEN LOHMAN and ASHLEY

  UPON DUE CONSIDERATION, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,  ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED.     Plaintiff‐appellant Fred Burgess, II appeals from a judgment entered  March 21, 2017, in favor of defendants‐appellees Christopher DeJoseph, Robert Teater,  Fred Lamberton, Frank L. Fowler, and the City of Syracuse.  By memorandum‐decision  and order also entered March 21, 2017, the district court granted defendants‐appelleesʹ  motion for summary judgment and dismissed the complaint in this false arrest and  malicious prosecution case.  We assume the partiesʹ familiarity with the underlying  facts, the procedural history of the case, and the issues on appeal.    On December 31, 2012, David A. Jones, II was shot in his vehicle in  Syracuse, New York; he was transported to the hospital and later pronounced dead.   The Syracuse Police Department (ʺSPDʺ) dispatched officers to the scene and found two  eyewitnesses to the shooting, siblings Jaquan Pridgen and Reonnia Grady.  Detectives  2    from SPDʹs Criminal Investigations Division interviewed Pridgen and Grady at the  police station.  The witnesses then returned home to the same apartment.  The next  morning, Pridgen and Grady were transported back to the station, where they were re‐ interviewed by detectives Christopher DeJoseph and Fred Lamberton.  Both witnesses  were separately shown a six‐photo array and positively identified Burgess as the  individual who shot Jones.      Later that day, Burgess was interviewed.  He was then charged and  arrested for murder in the first degree, attempted robbery in the first degree, and  criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree.  Two days later, he was indicted  by a grand jury on all charges.       On April 25, 2013, the court held a hearing concerning Burgessʹs challenge  to the admissibility of Pridgenʹs and Gradyʹs photo‐array identifications.  The court  concluded that ʺthe People have met their burden of showing the reasonableness of the  police conduct and absence of suggestiveness of the identification procedures.ʺ  App. at  539‐40.  By decision dated July 15, 2013, the court denied Burgessʹs request to dismiss or  reduce the indictment, finding that ʺthe evidence presented to the Grand Jury was  legally sufficient to support the offense[s] contained in the indictment, the   It was a disgrace, a most shameful chapter in Egyptian history. The police – some wearing black hoods – shot down into the crowds of Muslim Brotherhood supporters from the roof of Cairo’s Ramses Street police station and surrounding streets. They even fired at traffic on the airport highway. And to see their terrible work, you had only to climb the pink marble steps of the Al-Fath Mosque – sticky with fresh blood yesterday evening – and see the acre of wounded lying on deep-woven carpets and, in a remote corner, 25 shrouded corpses. Dr Ibrahim Yamani gently lifted the bandages from their bodies: shot in the face, shot in the head, shot in the chest. So now we have the Ramses Square Massacre – these bloodbaths seem to come

involved in the Emerald program are Addis Ababa University (AAU), Ethiopia; Butabika National Mental Hospital (BNH), Uganda; GABO:mi Gesellschaft für Ablauforganisation:milliarium GmBH & Co. KG (GABO:mi), Germany; HealthNet TPO, Netherlands; King's College London (KCL), United Kingdom (UK); Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), India; Transcultural Psychosocial Organization Nepal (TPO Nepal), Nepal; Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (UAM), Spain; University of Cape Town (UCT), South Africa; University of Ibadan (UI), Nigeria; University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), South Africa; and World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland. The Emerald program is led by Prof. Graham Thornicroft at KCL. The project coordination group consists of Prof. Atalay Alem (AAU), Prof. José Luis Ayuso-Mateos (UAM), Dr. Dan Chisholm (WHO), Dr. Stefanie Fülöp (GABO:mi), Prof. Oye Gureje (UI), Dr. Charlotte Hanlon (AAU), Dr. Mark Jordans (HealthNet TPO; TPOincludes A/Prof. Susan Cleary (UCT), Prof. Derege Kebede (WHO, Regional Office for Africa), Prof. Harry Minas (University of Melbourne, Australia), Mr. Patrick Onyango (TPO Uganda), Prof. Jose Luis Salvador Carulla (University of Sydney, Australia), and Dr. R. Thara (Schizophrenia Research Foundation (SCARF), India). The following individuals are members of the Emerald consortium: Dr. Kazeem Adebayo (UI), Ms. Jennifer Agha (KCL), Ms. Ainali Aikaterini (WHO), Dr. Gunilla Backman (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; KCL), Mr. Piet Barnard (UCT), Dr. Harriet Birabwa (BNH), Ms. Erica Breuer (UCT), Mr. Shveta Budhraja (PHFI), Amit Chaturvedi (PHFI), Mr. Daniel Chekol (AAU), Mr. Naadir Daniels (UCT), Mr. Bishwa Dunghana (TPO Nepal), Ms. Gillian Hanslo (UCT), Ms. Edith Kasinga (UCT), Ms. Tasneem Kathree (UKZN), Mr. Suraj Koirala (TPO Nepal), Prof. Ivan Komproe (HealthNet TPO),

Sony, Universal, and Warner, with assistance from Music Rights Australia and the Australasian Performing Right Association, have obtained a blocking injunction against four major stream-ripping sites. Australia's ISPs will now prevent their subscribers from accessing 2conv, Flv2mp3, FLVto and Convert2mp3. The worldwide music industry is making no secret of its disdain for so-called stream-ripping sites. Utilizing content culled mainly from YouTube but also other streaming platforms, these services convert streams into downloads, allowing users to permanently store content – usually music – on a local machine. Earlier this year the fight to curtail the growth of such platforms landed in Australia. Music labels Sony, Universal, and Warner, with assistance from Music Rights Australia and the Australasian Performing Right Association, eventually appeared in Federal Court during April, asking for action against fourOkinawa Tarui, Gifu Tarumizu, Kagoshima Tashiro, Kagoshima Masashi Tashiro Tatami Tatebayashi, Gunma Tatenokai Tateyama, Chiba Tatsugō, Kagoshima Tatsumi Tatsuno, Hyōgo Tatsuta, Aichi Tatsuya Uemura Tatsuyama, Shizuoka Tawaramoto, Nara Td TDK Te Tea house Team Rocket Technics (brand) Technos Japan Corporation Teichiku Records Teiji Takagi Teikei Teikoku Bungaku Teinosuke Kinugasa Teisho Tekken Temma Station Tempura Ten thousand years Tenchi Muyo! Tendai Tendō, Yamagata Tendō Station Tengu Tenkawa, Nara Akito Tenkawa Tennen Rishin-ryū Tennin Tennōji-ku, Osaka Tenri, Nara Tenri-O-no-Mikoto Tenrikyo Tenseiga Tenshi Nanka Ja Nai Tenshin Shōden Katori Shintō-ryū Tenshinhan Tensoba Tensui, Kumamoto Tentacle rape Tentsuyu Teppanyaki Terada Torahiko Susumu Terajima Hisaichi Terauchi Terauchi Masatake Teriyaki Terry Bogard Hiroshi Teshigahara Tetsusaiga Tessei, Okayama Tetraodontidae Tetta, Okayama Osamu Tezuka Th ThinkPad Throne of Blood Three great nobles To Toad (Nintendo) Toaplan Toba, Mie Tobal No. 1 Tobe, Ehime Tobishima, Aichi Tochigi, Tochigi Tochigi Prefecture Tochio, Niigata Toda Kazuaki Toda, Saitama Tōdai-ji Tōei, Aichi Tofu Togakure Ryu Togane, Chiba Tōgō Heihachirō Togo, Miyazaki Togo, Tottori Togouchi, Hiroshima Tohaku District, Tottori Tōhaku, Tottori To Heart Toho Tōhoku Main Line Tōhoku region Tōhoku Shinkansen Tohoku University Toi invasion Toin, Mie Hideki Tojo Tōjō, Hiroshima Tōjō, Hyōgo Tokachi Subprefecture Tōkai region Tōkaidō Tōkaidō Main Line Tōkaidō Shinkansen Tōkamachi, Niigata Tokashiki, Okinawa Toki, Gifu Toki District, Gifu Toki Susumu Tokio (band) Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co. Tokomaro Tokoname, Aichi Tokorozawa, Saitama Shusei Tokuda Tokugawa Hidetada Tokugawa Ieharu Tokugawa Iemitsu Tokugawa Iemochi Tokugawa Ienari Tokugawa Ienobu Tokugawa Iesada Tokugawa Ieshige Tokugawa Ietsugu Tokugawa Ietsuna Tokugawa Ieyasu Tokugawa Ieyoshi Tokugawa Mitsukuni Tokugawa Nariaki Tokugawa Tsunayoshi Tokugawa Yorifusa Tokugawa Yorinobu Tokugawa Yoshimune Tokugawa Yoshinao Tokugawa Yoshinobu Tokugawa shogunate Tokuji, Yamaguchi Tokunoshima,

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No. 16‐3544  but nevertheless the mortgage was foreclosed later that year.  He fought the foreclosure. The following year HSBC, as trus‐ tee  of  the  mortgagee,  took  over  the  foreclosure  suit  against  Berry. Years of protracted litigation in the Illinois state court  system ensued, with Berry arguing that HSBC did not have  the right to foreclose on his home, that he didn’t know how  much  he  owed  and  to  whom,  and  that  he  should  have  re‐ ceived a loan modification. He contested a judicial sale of his  home in 2010 that the Illinois court later set aside as prema‐ ture.  And  he  contended  that  HSBC  had  discriminated  against him because of his race (Berry is African‐American),  thereby  violating  the  Fair  Housing  Act,  42 U.S.C.  §§ 3601  et seq.  The  final  judicial  sale  of  the  mortgaged  property  took  place in 2015, and while he argued that the defendants had  violated  Illinois’s  notice  requirements  for  judicial  sales,  the  state court disagreed. Shortly before the sale, Berry had filed  the present, federal suit against both HSBC and Wells Fargo,  his mortgage servicer (a company to which some borrowers  pay their mortgage loan payments and which performs oth‐ er  services  in  connection  with  mortgages  and  mortgage‐ backed securities), accusing them of charging improper fees,  misstating  the  amount he  owed, and discriminating against  him because of his race. He alleges that he had had difficulty  obtaining  information  from  them  about  what  he  owed  and  to whom, that they had not granted him a loan modification  despite  promising  to  do  so,  that  his  home  had  been  sold  prematurely  in  2010,  and  that  they  had  hounded  him  for  payments that he says he did not owe.  His  original  federal  complaint  had  made  claims  under  the Fair Housing Act, the  Equal Credit Opportunity Act, 15  No. 16‐3544  uh, he showed up at that studio, quadraphonic, down on grand Avenue, I think, and, um, he wanted to, uh," "do some music that he had written recently." "And this was in the seventies." "And, uh, he stopped-- One of the engineers stopped a bass player who was walking down the street and said, "you wanna come in and do some, some music with Neil young?"" "And he said, "sure." So he came in." "It was Tim drummon was the bass player's name." "And they asked him if Neil wanted a steel guitar player." "And they asked him if Neil wanted a steel guitar player." "And I lived about two blocks down the street, and, uh, so he called me up and I came down." "And they were

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Plaintiffs‐Appellees,    CARLOS ACOSTA, MARIA ACOSTA, TOVA ETTINGER, IRVING FRANKLIN, in his  personal capacity and as personal representative of the estate of Irma Franklin,  BARUCH KAHANE, LIBBY KAHANE, in her personal capacity and as Administratrix   of the Estate of Meir Kahane, ETHEL J. GRIFFIN, as Public Administrator of the  County of New York and Administratrix of the Estate of Binyamin Kahane,  NORMAN KAHANE, in his personal capacity and as Executor of the Estate of Sonia  Kahane, CIPORAH KAPLAN,     Plaintiffs‐Appellees,    EDWENA R. HEGNA, Executrix of the Estate of Charles Hegna, STEVEN A. HEGNA,  LYNN MARIE HEGNA MOORE, CRAIG M. HEGNA, PAUL B. HEGNA,    Plaintiffs‐Appellees,    FIONA HAVLISH, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Donald J. Havlish Jr.,  DONALD HAVLISH SR., SUSAN CONKLIN, WILLIAM HAVLISH, TARA BANE,  individually and on behalf of the Estate of Michael A. Bane, DONALD BANE,  CHRISTINA BANE‐HAYES, KRYSTYNA BORYCZEWSKI, individually and on behalf of  the Estate of Martin Boryczewski, ESTATE OF MICHAEL BORYCZEWSKI, JULIA  BORYCZEWSKI, MICHELE BORYCZEWSKI, GRACE KNESKI, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Steven Cafiero, RICHARD A. CAPRONI, individually and on behalf  of the Estate of Richard M. Caproni, DOLORES CAPRONI, CHRISTOPHER CAPRONI,  MICHAEL CAPRONI, LISA CAPRONI‐BROWN, CLARA CHIRCHIRILLO, individually  and on behalf of the Estate of Peter Chirchirillo, LIVIA CHIRCHIRILLO, CATHERINE  DEBLIECK, WILLIAM COALE, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Jeffrey  Coale, FRANCES COFFEY, individually and on behalf of the Estates of Daniel M.  Coffey and Jason Coffey, DANIEL D. COFFEY, M.D., KEVIN M. COFFEY, THE ESTATE  OF JEFFREY COLLMAN, DWAYNE W. COLLMAN, BRIAN COLLMAN, CHARLES  COLLMAN, BRENDA SORENSON, LOISANNE DIEHL, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Michael Diehl, MORRIS DORF, individually and on behalf of the Estate of  Stephen Dorf, MICHELLE DORF, ANNE MARIE DORF, ROBERT DORF, JOSEPH DORF,  LINDA SAMMUT, CORAZON FERNANDEZ, individually and on behalf of the Estate  of Judy Fernandez, MARIA REGINA MERWIN, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Ronald Gamboa, GRACE PARKINSON‐GODSHALK, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of William R. Godshalk, TINA GRAZIOSO, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of John Grazioso, JIN LIU, individually and on behalf of the  Estate of Liming Gu, ALAN GU, MAUREEN HALVORSON, individually and on  behalf of the Estate of James D. Halvorson, MARIE ANN PAPROCKI, individually  and on behalf of the Estate of Dennis Lavelle, RONI LEVINE, individually and on 

sister Kayla Phelan, Class of 2018. Olivia Nicole Potaberski. Nasir Rashad. Emily Rose Raina. Emily Grace Remington, cum laude. Brendan William Rocco. Marielle Viola Rondanelli, magna cum laude. Kelly Taylor Rooney. Theresa Maria Salzillo, cum laude. Arizona Taylor Santiago. Ashley Nicole Scarpa, summa cum laude. Brianna Marie Severino, assisted by her sister Brittany Severino, Class of 2016. Madeleine Mary Shaheen, magna cum laude. Amanda Marie Shanks, summa cum laude. Olivia Catherine Shaw, cum laude. Carly Elena Shomsky, summa cum laude. Lauren Michelle Sullivan. Amber Ticcio. Olivia Michelle Tracy, summa cum laude. Emily Maria Tran. Samantha Turk. Elias Albert Uyaar. Leah Christine van Trunk, magna cum laude. Elizabeth Venezia, summa cum laude. Taniya Wave. Julia Leigh Weiss, summa cum laude. Christine Wajajowski. Amanda Lee Zakrzewski, magna cum laude. (audience cheers) - So another round of applause for College of Health Profession. (audience applauding) Graduates, you may be seated. I now call upon Dr. Mary Alice Donius, Dean of College of Nursing, who will present the candidates for the degreesfrom the college. - Will the candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the College of Nursing, please rise. (audience cheers) Dr. Petillo, on behalf of the Faculty of the College of Nursing, I present the candidates for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing and respectfully recommend that such degrees be conferred upon them. - By virtue of the authority vested in me by the state of Connecticut and the trustees of Sacred Heart University, I confer upon the candidates from the College of Nursing, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Congratulations. (audience cheers) (people chattering) - [Man] So what? - [Presenter] Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Samantha Lauren Abbott. Bridget Ann Adams, cum laude. Corliss Adorno Lovelace, magna cum laude. Emma Alamo. Tiffany Marie Anderson. Emily Ann Arrico, magna cum laude. Alexandra Dunn Bailey. Megan Catherine Barrett. Caroline Ruth Barry. Dana Rose Beneventano, cum laude. Victoria Ann Bernardo, magna cum laude. Joanna Bobek. Polly Ann Boyano. Christine Laura Bracken, cum

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Australian College of Nursing, 1980. Doctor of Nursing (Honoris Causa), La Trobe University. RMIT Quality and Improvement Award. Honorary Member, Alzheimer’s Australia (Tasmania) Florence Nightingale Scholarship. W.K. Kellogg Foundation Scholarship. Centaur Memorial Scholarship for Nurses. ******************************************** Glyndia Joyce Gee OAM Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia in the General Division Kerang, Victoria For service to the community of Kerang. Service includes: Co-ordinator, Winter Wonderland Debutante Ball, since 1990. Volunteer Canteen Manager, Kerang Christian College, 2013-2018 (720 hours per year for 5 years) Canteen Volunteer, Kerang Technical High School, since 2004. Volunteer Treasurer, Kerang Community Centre, from August 2018. Canteen Volunteer, St Joseph’s Primary School in Kerang, approximately 1995-2012. Secretary, Kerang Karate Club, for 10 years. Volunteer, St Vincent de Paul Society Op Shop Kerang, current. Past Member, Kerang Show Society Committee. Life Member, Kerang Highland Dance Society. Registered Nurse, Barham Hospital, since 1999. Victorian State Emergency Service: Controller, Kerang Unit, since2017. Volunteer, since 1999. Awards and recognition includes: Recipient, Senior Citizen of the Year, Gunnawarra Shire Council, 2017. Life Member, Winter Wonderland Debutante Ball Committee. National Medal, for service to Victorian State Emergency Service. Nellie McGillray Award, for bedside manner in nursing, 1998. ******************************************** Dawn Gilchrist OAM Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia in the General Division Mount Hawthorn, Western Australia For service to community health. Mrs Gilchrist is a Yamatji woman. Service includes: Early Years and Parent Support Coordinator, Wadjak Northside Community Group, since 2016. Australian Red Cross (WA) 2009 -January 2016: Community Development Manager. Team Leader, Personal Helpers and Mentors (PH & M). Manager, Regional Office. WA Country Health Services, Goldfields: Regional Aboriginal Health Promotion Coordinator, 2007-2009. Regional Aboriginal Health Coordinator, 2003-2007. Coordinator, Aboriginal Health, East Perth Public and Community Health Unit, Royal Perth Hospital, 1995-January 2003. Lecturer/Tutor, School of Nursing, Curtin University of Technology, 1991-1995. Former Federal Aboriginal

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a combination forum-selection arbitration clause. Wills and Salmon initialed and signed the Quotations on April 29, 2013. A dispute between the parties later arose. A. Missouri State Court Proceedings On December 11, 2014, Arizon filed suit in the Circuit Court of St. Louis County, Missouri (the “Missouri trial court”), alleging breach of contract against Wills, Salmon, and four GBT-related corporate entities. A few days later, before GBT had been served with the petition in the state court action, 1 For clarity, we refer to Wills and Salmon collectively as “Employees,” but we note that the exact relationship Wills and Salmon have with GBT is unclear. In their petition before the district court, Wills and Salmon allege thatCave Stockyard Gully Caves Aiyennu Cave Beekeepers Hole (also known as Uniwa Cave) Stockyard Bridge Stockyard Cave Stockyard Tunnel Weelawadji Cave Nullarbor Abrakurrie Cave Balladonia Cave Cocklebiddy Cave Horseshoe Cave Kellys Cave Koonalda (in South Australia) Old Homestead Cave Pannakin Plain Cave Thampanna Cave Stegamite Cave Weebubbie Cave (in South Australia) Perth/Peel/Yanchep The Catacombs Concinna Cave Gibb Cave Gidgee Karupa (Spear Cave) Kings Park Caves (tunnelled and extended during WW2 for Catalina FBY base) Loch Overflow Mambibby Cave Mandurah Caves Minnies Grotto Rottnest Island Caves Surprise Cave Wanneroo Karst Yanchep Cave Pilbara / Cape Range Anomaly Cave Bell Cave Canyon Cave Owl Roost Cave South West Arumvale Pipe and Arumvale Cave Beenup Cave Blackboy Hollow Bride Calgardup Cowarumup Cave Deeondeeup Cave Devils Lair and Nannup Cave Dingo Cave

1855) (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to southern Queensland.) Family Ophiocomidae Clarkcoma canaliculata Variable brittle star (Lütken, 1869) (Shark Bay, Western Australia, to Sydney, New South Wales, and around Tasmania.) Clarkcoma pulchra White-flecked brittle star (H.L. Clark, 1928) (Dongara, Western Australia, to Byron Bay, New South Wales.) Family Ophionereidae Ophionereis schayeri Schayer’s brittle star (Muller & Troschel, 1849) (Shark Bay, Western Australia, to Collaroy, New South Wales, and around Tasmania.) Family Ophiodermatidae Ophiopsammus assimilis Mottled brittle star (Bell, 1888) (Dongara, Western Australia, to Byron Bay, New South Wales.) Ophiopeza cylindrica Live-bearing brittle star (Hutton, 1872) (Dongara, Western Australia, to Coffs Harbour, New South Wales. Also New Zealand.) Ophiarachnella ramsayi Ramsay’s serpent star (Bell, 1888) (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to southern Queensland and northern Tasmania.) Family Ophiuridae Ophioceres bispinosus Two-spined brittle star (H.L.Victoria, and northern Tasmania.) Neothyonidium dearmatum (Dendy & Hindle, 1907) Sand sea cucumber (Victoria and Tasmania.) Plesiocolochirus ignava (Ludwig, 1875) Orange-flecked sea cucumber (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, and around Tasmania.) Family Stichopodidae Australostichopus mollis (Hutton, 1872) Southern sea cucumber (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to central New South Wales and around Tasmania. Also New Zealand.) Stichopus ludwigi (Erwe, 1913) Ludwig’s sea cucumber (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to South Australia and southeastern Tasmania.) Family Holothuriidae Holothuria hartmeyeri (Erwe, 1913) Hartmeyer’s sea cucumber (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to Gulf St Vincent, South Australia.) Family Caudinidae Paracaudina australis (Semper, 1868) Podgy sea cucumber (Southern Western Australia to Bowen, Queensland, and around Tasmania.) Family Synaptidae Leptosynaptura dolabrifera (Stimpson, 1855) Sticky sea cucumber (Houtman Abrolhos, Western Australia, to southern Queensland and

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petition to Reserve Circuit Court Judge  Barbara Kluka.  No. 17‐1790  5 On September 5, Judge Kluka was appointed by the Chief Jus‐ tice of Wisconsin to preside over the John Doe proceeding in  Milwaukee  County,  a  step  that  was  necessary  because  she  was a reserve judge. Judge Kluka authorized the commence‐ ment of the proceeding and entered the requested secrecy or‐ der. In July and August of 2013, the investigation expanded  into Columbia, Iowa,  Dodge, and  Dane counties,  leading to  the Chief Justice’s appointment of Schmitz as special prosecu‐ tor for the entire investigation.  While  presiding  over  the  John  Doe  proceedings,  Judge  Kluka issued search warrants for electronic records of Mac‐ Iver and other advocacy groups. MacIver alleges that in the  end  the  investigators  seized  nearly  five  years’  worth  of  its  stored  electronic  communications.  The  secrecy  orders  had  their intended effect: MacIver was not notified when the war‐ rants were executed.   The recipients of the subpoenas, however, obviously knew  that  something  was  afoot.  Some  of  them  filed  motions  to  quash their subpoenas in October 2013. Because of a conflict  of interest (unspecified), Judge Kluka recused herself from the  proceedings, which were reassigned to Judge Gregory Peter‐ son. On January 10, 2014, Judge Peterson granted the motions  to  quash.  He  concluded  that  the  targets  had  done  nothing  wrong,  as  Wisconsin  law  did  not  prohibit  coordination  be‐ tween  campaign  committees  and A Channel Manga Summary: 4-koma about the daily lives of Tooru who has just entered the same high school as her best and childhood friend Run-chan, who is now a second year, and her friends Yuuko-chan (whom Tooru bullies cause they meet under bad circumtances) & Nagi-chan (who watches). Included i... 4-koma about the daily lives of Tooru who has just entered the same high school as her best and childhood friend Run-chan, who is now a second year, and her friends Yuuko-chan (whom Tooru bullies cause they meet under bad circumtances) & Nagi-chan (who watches). Included is a side story called Days in Junior High School in volume four which tells how Run and Tooru met and their adventures in high school. Show less

They are: Shackleton Bailey, James Barr, William Beasley, Lord Blake, Julian Budden, Lord Bullock, Robert Carson, Laurence Cohen, Charles Feinstein, Henry Gifford, Peter Holt, Emrys Jones, Robert Megarry, Edward Oates, Maurice Wiles, Brian Woledge, and Austin Woolrych. Ron Johnston (ed.) Published in print: 2009 Published Online: January 2012 ISBN: 9780197264577 eISBN: 9780191734267 Item type: book Publisher: British Academy DOI: 10.5871/bacad/9780197264577.001.0001 Subject: History, Historiography This volume of the Proceedings of the British Academy looks at the lives and works of some of Britain's foremost scholars. The scholars featured in this volume are: John Lloyd Ackrill, Maurice ... More This volume of the Proceedings of the British Academy looks at the lives and works of some of Britain's foremost scholars. The scholars featured in this volume are: John Lloyd Ackrill, Maurice Warwick Beresford, Malcolm MacNaughtan Bowie, Peter Astbury Brunt, Norman Rufus Colin Cohn, John Anthony Crook, Robert Rees Davies, DavidFairweather Foxon, Terence Wilmot Hutchison, Philip James Jones, Michael Vincent Levey, John Macquarrie, Charles Francis Digby Moule, Anthony David Nuttall, Alan William Raitt, Joseph Burney Trapp, William Watson, and Bryan Ronald Wilson.Less Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 161, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows, VIII Published in print: 2009-12-17 This volume of the Proceedings of the British Academy looks at the lives and works of some of Britain's foremost scholars. The scholars featured in this volume are: John Lloyd Ackrill, Maurice Warwick Beresford, Malcolm MacNaughtan Bowie, Peter Astbury Brunt, Norman Rufus Colin Cohn, John Anthony Crook, Robert Rees Davies, David Fairweather Foxon, Terence Wilmot Hutchison, Philip James Jones, Michael Vincent Levey, John Macquarrie, Charles Francis Digby Moule, Anthony David Nuttall, Alan William Raitt, Joseph Burney Trapp, William Watson, and Bryan Ronald Wilson.

evidence of lipid malabsorption as measured by fecal phospholipids and cholesterol. At week six of the program, the participant was counseled to increase the consumption of fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids, folate-rich foods, as well as glycine-rich foods such as bone broth. She was encouraged to explore the use of AIP-complaint digestive bitters to assist in the digestion and absorption of nutrients \[[@REF27]\]. Following the program, the participant's MSQ decreased from 98 to 12 with no further severe symptoms. She reported a 15-pound weight loss, improvements in energy, the cessation of soda consumption, and the beginning of a formal exercise regimen.  A review of her second FFQ documenting the 10-week program showed strict adherence to the AIP diet with the elimination of refined carbohydrates, potatoes, eggs, legumes, coffee, nuts, seeds, grains, and dairy, as well as increases in the consumption of unprocessed meat, vegetables, fruit, avocado, and sweet potatoes. Laboratoryand foods rich in vitamin B6. Additionally, she was encouraged to explore the inclusion of fermented foods. Following the program, the participant's MSQ decreased from 83 to 10 with no further severe symptoms. She reported an overall 10-pound weight loss with increased energy. She stated she was overall much happier with the resolution of brain fog as well as gastrointestinal complaints, including bloating, belching, and gas. She also reported improvements in her skin and acne. A review of her second FFQ documenting the 10-week program revealed strict adherence to the AIP diet with the elimination of refined carbohydrates, potatoes, eggs, legumes, nuts, seeds, grains, and dairy, as well as increases in the consumption of unprocessed meat, vegetables, fruit, and avocado, and the new regular inclusion of coconut products, plantains, homemade liver pate, and bone broth. Laboratory testing revealed an increase in TSH to 7.35 μIU/mL, however,

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"Finanza" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_8 msgid "founder" msgstr "Fondatore" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_9 msgid "health_professional" msgstr "health_professional" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_10 msgid "human_resources" msgstr "human_resources" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_11 msgid "information_technology" msgstr "information_technology" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_12 msgid "legal" msgstr "Legale" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.seniority,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_seniority_3 msgid "manager" msgstr "Direttore" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_13 msgid "marketing" msgstr "Marketing" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_14 msgid "operations" msgstr "operazioni" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_15 msgid "owner" msgstr "proprietario" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_16 msgid "president" msgstr "presidente" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_17 msgid "product" msgstr "prodotto" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_18 msgid "public_relations" msgstr "Relazioni pubbliche" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_19 msgid "real_estate" msgstr "real_estate" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_20 msgid "recruiting" msgstr "Assunzioni" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_21 msgid "research" msgstr "Ricerca" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model:crm.iap.lead.role,name:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_role_22 msgid "sale" msgstr "Vendita" #. module: crm_iap_lead #: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:crm_iap_lead.crm_iap_lead_mining_request_form msgid "to" msgstr "a" Starlight 60 Starlight, was born in 2008 as an independent label, with the idea of giving value to a producer team that obtained many successes over the years. More than 50 worldwide exclusive licenses were realized; many projects were licensed from the major labels and got great feedback both clubs and radios; awarded with a silver record in France with more than 140,000 copies sold and climbed the European Tv Chart (MTV , M6, ALL MUSIC, VIVA...). Dedicated to the club music panorama and even more, Starlight introduce itself as a platform for new artists, djs, producers and whoever creates good music and great ideas. The partner for minimal and techno is Neurotraxx Deluxe, created and managed from Neuroxyde with whom we also manage many commercial productions. One of the latest news of

选择在城里偷取各式小饰品， 学习成为小偷的伎俩， Vex 则选择留在绿林之中。 她喜欢与世隔绝的生活。 她是个敏锐的观察者，很快便学懂狩猎、 追踪、侦查和箭术。 经过一连串犹如宿命般的事件， 她获得了一只熊作伙伴， 她自己偷来的 Trinket（小饰品），他能与她并肩作战， 还会不惜一切地保护她。 他不单止乖巧可爱， 他还会做专业按摩呢。 TRAVIS: 来，听好了！ 如果你有麦酒，Grog Strongjaw 便是你的朋友！ English: was an ambassador. He quietly took them in, but always kept an icy distance. And after too many years of disdainful looks, the pair decided to leave his indifference behind and set out on their own. Vax took to the cities, stealing small trinkets and learning the ways of a thief. While Vex kept to the woods. She preferred the isolation. Always the keen observer, she learned to hunt, and to track, to spy, and to shoot. And through a series of fateful events, earned herself a companion in the form of a bear-- her own stolen trinket-- to fight along side her and protect her fiercely. Also he is adorable. And gives expert massages. TRAVIS: Right, listen up. If you have ale, then you have a friend in Grog Strongjaw. French: était l'ambassadeur. Il les accueillit discrètement, mais resta distant, et après trop d'années de regards dédaigneux, les jumeaux décidèrent deto go into the mines, find whatever's creating these abominations, destroy whatever is the source of them, and he will pay well and also pay for each creature head that is brought to him individually. After getting into the mines, a few battles ensue with some of the local denizens, couple of the umber hulks, that were turned into snails, and other interesting circumstances. The party then found what looked to be an entirely abandoned goblin city, and a series of goblinoid corpses, many of which had bored holes in their skull in various states of decay. They found a long bridge across an open chasm. Upon traversing it, Scanlan went invisible, and found what looked like a duergar war camp, which are like ashy-skinned, evil dwarves that live deep underground. English: Watched a dwarf get executed by what appeared to be some sort of strange alienoid creature, that was revealed to be an illithid, or a mind flayer. A

O R D E R Nathaniel Whaley sued several employees of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections after his cellmate poured boiling water on him while he slept.  He claimed that the defendants failed to protect him from his cellmate and that they were deliberately * After examining the briefs and the records, we have concluded that oral argument is unnecessary.  Thus, the appeals are submitted on the briefs and the record.  See  FED. R. APP. P. 34(a)(2). No. 08‐1628 Page 2 indifferent to his need for medical treatment, in violation of the Eighth Amendment.  After denying various procedural motions by Whaley, the district court granted summary judgment to the defendants.  We affirm. Whaley, who is incarcerated at the Green Bay Correctional Institute, was transferred from his single cell to a double in 2003 when he finished his two‐year term working in the prison’s recreation department.  He had a difficult time sharing a cell.  He was cited for brawling with his cellmate, and he wrote the warden and security director to request a transfer to a single cell on the ground that his next cellmate talked to himself, would not turn out the light at night, and refused his medications.  Whaley didn’t get the transfer, but he did get a new cellmate, Maynard Carson, with whom he got along no better.  He again wrote to the warden and security director, reporting that Carson, like his predecessor, talked to himself and refused to turn out the light.  He also notified two correctional sergeants of his problems with Carson. On December 15, 2004, at around 2 A.M., prison guards broke up a fight between Whaley and Carson.  They restrained Whaley and took him to a segregation unit, where they observed that Whaley’s skin was blistering from contact with boiling water.  Since there were no medical personnel at the prison in the middle of the night, Captain Laurie Laurent phoned the on‐call nurse and at her direction provided Whaley with cool compresses and pain medication.  At 6 A.M. Whaley was treated by that nurse, who provided him with ointment; at 8 A.M. a doctor applied further topical treatment, bandaged No. 08‐1628 Page 3 the burns and gave Whaley pain medication.  Whaley recalls that the physician also pulled blistered skin from his neck, chest, stomach, and leg.  He was then admitted to the prison hospital. Whaley brought this action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against various prison employees, some in both individual and official capacities, for Eighth Amendment violations.  After certain defendants and a constitutional challenge to a prison “policy” were dismissed at screening , see 28 U.S.C. § 1915A, Whaley was left with claims against the following defendants, all solely in their individual capacity: Peter Erickson, the prison’s security director; Captain Laurent; Sergeants Wayne Laufenberg and Thomas Campbell, to whom he had earlier complained about Carson; an unnamed nurse whom Laurent phoned; and Jeananne Hertel, the nursing supervisor for the prison.  Whaley claimed that Erickson, Laufenberg, and Campbell exhibited deliberate indifference to the threat Carson posed when they refused to transfer him to a different cell, and he asserted that Laurent, the unnamed nurse, and Hertel deprived him of medical attention in the hours immediately after the incident. The district court granted summary judgment to each defendant.  In its comprehensive order, the court concluded that neither Erickson, Laufenberg, nor Campbell knew that placing Whaley in the same cell as Carson created a substantial risk of serious harm.  Whaley, the court observed, never told the defendants that Carson had made specific threats to harm him, and he presented no evidence that any of the defendants knew about No. 08‐1628

Struggling Spain, reluctant to call for a debt bailout, faces slower growth and a much bigger public deficit than its government initially expected, according to reports. This year's public deficit - the shortfall between government spending and revenues - will come in at 8.0pc of Gross Domestic Product, well above the target of 6.3pc agreed with Brussels when Spain was given an extra year to put its strained finances in order. The deficit next year will be 6pc, compared with Madrid's estimate of 4.5pc, a European source told AFP a day before the European Commission unveils its official forecasts for the bloc. In 2014, when the deficit was supposed to come in at 2.8pc - under the EU ceiling of 3pc - it will be still at 5.8pc, the source said, leaving SpainMicrosoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.Put(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.ErrorHandling.HandleExceptionRecordSetSink.DoWithoutTryCatch(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.PushToOutput() at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.Put(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.ErrorHandling.HandleExceptionRecordSetSink.DoWithoutTryCatch(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.PushToOutput() at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.Put(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.ErrorHandling.HandleExceptionRecordSetSink.DoWithoutTryCatch(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.PushToOutput() at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Processing.Producers.ProducerRecordSetSink.Put(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.Aborting.AbortableRecordSetSink.Put(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.ErrorHandling.HandleExceptionRecordSetSink.DoWithTryCatch(IRecord record) - -- End of inner exception stack trace --- at Microsoft.Ceres.Evaluation.Engine.ErrorHandling.HandleExceptionRecordSetSink.DoWithTryCatch(IRecord record) at Microsoft.Ceres.InteractionEngine.Component.FlowHandleRegistry.SubmitData(FlowExecutionInfo

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Singapore)*; Abla M Sibai (American University of Beirut, Lebanon)*; Diego Augusto Santos Silva (Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil)*; Mary Simon (India Diabetes Research Foundation, India)*; Judith Simons (St Vincent's Hospital, Australia)*; Leon A Simons (University of New South Wales, Australia)*; Michael Sjöström (Karolinska Institutet, Sweden)*; Sine Skovbjerg (Research Centre for Prevention and Health, Denmark)*; Jolanta Slowikowska-Hilczer (Medical University of Łodz, Poland)*; Przemyslaw Slusarczyk (International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology, Poland)*; Liam Smeeth (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK)*; Margaret C Smith (University of Oxford, UK)*; Marieke B Snijder (Academic Medical Center Amsterdam, Netherlands)*; Hung-Kwan So (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China)*; Eugène Sobngwi (University of Yaoundé 1, Cameroon)*; Stefan Söderberg (Umeå University, Sweden)*; Vincenzo Solfrizzi (University of Bari, Italy)*; Emily Sonestedt (Lund University,Sweden)*; Yi Song (Peking University, China)*; Thorkild IA Sørensen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)*; Maroje Soric (University of Zagreb, Croatia)*; Charles Sossa Jérome (Institut Régional de Santé Publique, Benin)*; Aicha Soumare (University of Bordeaux, France)*; Jan A Staessen (University of Leuven, Belgium)*; Gregor Starc (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)*; Maria G Stathopoulou (INSERM, France)*; Bill Stavreski (Heart Foundation, Australia)*; Jostein Steene-Johannessen (Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Norway)*; Peter Stehle (Bonn University, Germany)*; Aryeh D Stein (Emory University, USA)*; George S Stergiou (Sotiria Hospital, Greece)*; Jochanan Stessman (Hadassah University Medical Center, Israel)*; Jutta Stieber (Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany)*; Doris Stöckl (Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany)*; Tanja Stocks (Lund University, Sweden)*; Jakub Stokwiszewski (National Institute of Public Health-National Institute of Hygiene, Poland)*; Karien Stronks (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)*; Maria Wany Strufaldi (Federal University

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documented on Showtime's A Season with Florida State Football. Before the season Returning Offense Sean Maguire Dalvin Cook Freddie Stevenson Jesus Wilson Travis Rudolph Kermit Whitfield Ermon Lane Ryan Izzo Roderick Johnson Kareem Are Alec Eberle Wilson Bell Brock Ruble Chad Mavety Ryan Hoefeld Defense DeMarcus Walker Derrick Nnadi Josh Sweat Trey Marshall Ro'Derrick Hoskins Marquez White Derwin James Jacob Pugh Nate Andrews Matthew Thomas Departures Offense Everett Golson Mario Pender Defense Nile Lawrence-Stample Reggie Northrup Terrance Smith Lamarcus Brutus Javien Elliott Tyler Hunter Tyrell Lyons Giorgio Newberry Jalen Ramsey Chris Casher Lorenzo Featherston (Medical DQ) Special teams Roberto Aguayo Cason Beatty Recruiting class Spring game After the season NFL Draft The following players were selected in the 2017 NFL Draft: Coaching staff Media Florida State football is broadcast on the Florida State University Seminoles Radio Network and the games are called by GeneGovernment Hill Apartment Blaze Leaves 40 Homeless Anchorage firefighters responded to a multiple alarm fire at a Government Hill apartment house on Thursday afternoon. The blaze left about 40 people without homes. It is the second apartment fire in the city in a week. APTI Reporter-Producer Ellen Lockyer started her radio career in the late 1980s, after a stint at bush Alaska weekly newspapers, the Copper Valley Views and the Cordova Times. When the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Prince William Sound, Valdez Public Radio station KCHU needed a reporter, and Ellen picked up the microphone. Since then, she has literally traveled the length of the state, from Attu to Eagle and from Barrow to Juneau, covering Alaska stories on the ground for the AK show, Alaska News Nightly, the Alaska

1   Leitner also sued her union, Westchester Community College Federation of Teachers  Local 2431 (the ʺUnionʺ), for breach of its duty of fair representation.  The district court denied the  Unionʹs motion to dismiss, and it is not a party to this appeal.  ‐ 3 ‐    1.  WCC       SUNY is a higher education system established by the New York  State Education Department, and WCC is a community college within the SUNY  system.  By statute, SUNY is comprised of four university centers, various  technical and specialized colleges, ʺand such additional universities, colleges and  other institutionsʺ as are ʺacquired, established, operated or contracted to be  operated for the state by the state university trustees.ʺ  N.Y. Educ. Law § 352(3).   New York law defines ʺcommunity collegesʺ as ʺ[c]olleges established and  operated pursuant to the [New York Education Law] . . . and receiving financial  assistance from the state.ʺ  N.Y. Educ. Law § 350(2).      The laws of Westchester County provide that WCC is a ʺcounty  department.ʺ  Laws of Westchester County § 164.71.   WCC is locally sponsored  by Westchester County and is predominately operated by and accountable to  county authorities.  See N.Y. Educ. Law §§ 355, 6306.  WCCʹs Board of Trustees is  composed of ten members: four are appointed by the governor of New York, five  are appointed by the Westchester County Board, and one is appointed by WCCʹs  student body.  WCCʹs Board appoints WCCʹs President, adopts the curriculum,  and prepares the annual budget, all subject to approval by SUNYʹs Board.  N.Y.  ‐ 4 ‐  Educ. Law § 6306(2).  Judgments against WCC are paid out of its budget, one‐ third of which is provided by the state.  See N.Y. Educ. Law § 6304(1).        WCC has adopted a three‐step procedure for disciplining faculty  members, which is memorialized in a WCC memorandum written in 1983.  The  memorandum states that if the administration learns of ʺsome difficulty with the  performance or decorum of a faculty member,ʺ the following disciplinary  procedures are followed:  (1) an informal meeting with the associate dean,  department chairperson, and union representative, followed by a letter  summarizing the meeting; (2) if the problem recurs, a second meeting with the  parties, after which an administrator will draft a letter detailing the problem and  course of remediation; and (3) if the problem persists, a hearing with the parties  and WCCʹs dean, after which the dean may recommend termination of the  faculty member.  June 3, 1983 Memorandum of John F.M. Flynn.      2.   Leitnerʹs Employment at WCC       In 1981, Leitner began working as an adjunct professor at WCC, and  for thirty years, she regularly taught classes in ʺSpeech Communicationʺ and  ʺVoice and Diction.ʺ  In 2004, Leitner had a step‐one meeting to address WCCʹs  criticism of ʺher refusal to lower her academic standards.ʺ  App. at 504.  In 2007,  ‐ 5 ‐  Leitner had a step‐two meeting to address a number of student complaints that  Leitner made offensive remarks during class.  After this meeting, WCC directed  Leitner not to use ʺany language that [could] be construed as abusive, belittling,  humiliating, or insultingʺ and to ʺtreat every student with courtesy and respect.ʺ   App. at 505.  In the fall 2010, an incident during one of Leitnerʹs classes led to her  step‐three meeting, and, ultimately, WCCʹs termination of her employment.   During a class discussion after a studentʹs recitation of a poem, Leitner expressed  her approval of Arizonaʹs controversial immigration law and her doubts about  the fairness of spending taxpayer money on public services for illegal  immigrants.  In June 2011, Leitner had a step‐three hearing.  Based on what WCC  contended was a pattern of student complaints and Leitnerʹs continued failure to  comply with previous directives to follow WCCʹs speech code, WCC dismissed  Leitner, effective July 6, 2011.  Leitner contends that her termination ʺwas the  culmination of the administrationʹs longstanding campaign of retaliation against  her.ʺ  App. at 519.     

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Khajuraho Tour Khajuraho is located in the Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho is a city well known for its temples and sculptures. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the monuments of Khajuraho are extremely controversial yet artistic. Tourists from all across the globe visit the temples and monuments of Khajuraho. The temples of Khajuraho follow the shikhara style where the main deity if placed in the centre on a sanctum. Some temples are dedicated to Hindu deities while others are dedicated to the Jain pantheon. It is believed that originally there were 80 Hindu temples out of which only 22 remain. The biggest tourist attractions in Khajuraho are undoubtedly the erotic sculptures on the temples. Perfectly carved figurines depict the scenes and postures straight from Kamasutra - the ancient Indian erotica. But the artists' imagination and aesthetics reign supreme as the theme celebrates eroticism. Delhi - Jaipur Morning drive to Jaipur (260 km,approx 6 hrs drive). On arrival check-in at the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at the hotel in Jaipur. DAY 03 Jaipur Morning excursion to Amber Fort, the ancient capital of the State until 1728 AD. Visit the Sheesh Mahal or the Hall of Victory glittering with mirrors. Jai Mahal and Temple of Kali. Ascent on Elephant back, the hill on which the fort is situated. Afternoon city sightseeing tour. Jaipur the capital of Rajasthan was given a colour coat of pink a century ago in honour of a visiting Prince. Ever since it has retained that colour. Built by Maharaja Jai Singh, the notable astronomer, this city is 260 years old. Visit the Maharaja's City Palace and the Observatory. Albert Hall and Museum, Ram Niwas Gardens; drive past Hawa Mahal or the Palace of Winds. Overnight at hotel in Jaipur. DAY 04 Jaipur - Agra Morning drive to Agra (235 km. Approx.4 ½ hrs drive) en-route visiting Fatehpur Sikri built by Emperor Akbar in 1569 to commemorate the birth of his son and later abandoned due to scarcity of water. Visit the remains of its fortifications within the city including Jama Masjid, Tomb of Salim Chishti, Panch Mahal and other Palaces.

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are the Sweet 16 games Friday Football Extra will be tracking tonight. (/////SOT/////) SOT IN Q=FIRST AUDIO RUNS=:29 OUT Q=...LOGO COMES FULL (-------------) S-Rush ANCHOR=Roy NEWSCAST=6pm WRITER=Roy TAPE#NONE GRAPHIC=Roanoke Rush The Roanoke Rush will celebrate a special night Saturday at Victory Stadium when they take on Charleston in the Divisional championship. The Rush will honor the Roanoke Express football team that played in the American Football Association in 1982. The late Garry Fallon was head coach of the team with Assistants Billy Miles Junior and George "Kila" Miller. Game time is 7-oclock. S-NBA The Philadelphia 76-ers will and new head coach Larry Brown opened their camp in Chapel Hill. Jerry Stackhouse and Eric Montross will return to the Dean Dome where they played their college hoops. And Rookie of the year Allen Iversion is ready to get started after a long summer. (/////SOT/////) SOT IN Q= ((ALLEN IVERSON/SIXERS GUARD: )) SUPER=01-Allen Iverson/Sixers Guard; : RUNS=:09 OUT Q=.........to win." (-------------) S-Bogues Meantime, Dave Cowens and487 F.3d 985 CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE CORPORATION, a Missouri Corporation, Plaintiff-Appellee,v.James A. MAGNUSON; First American Title Insurance Company, c/o Timothy P. Sullivan, Registered Agent, Defendants-Appellants. No. 05-4411. United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit. Argued: November 28, 2006. Decided and Filed: May 21, 2007. 1 ARGUED: Matthew A. Kairis, Jones Day, Columbus, Ohio, for Appellants. Andrew S. Pollis, Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP, Cleveland, Ohio, for Appellee. ON BRIEF: Matthew A. Kairis, Chad A. Readler, G. Roger King, Jones Day, Columbus, Ohio, Robert P. Ducatman, Jones Day, Cleveland, Ohio, for Appellants. Andrew S. Pollis, Steven A. Goldfarb, Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP, Cleveland, Ohio, for Appellee. 2 Before: DAUGHTREY, GIBBONS, Circuit Judges; EDMUNDS, District Judge.* OPINION 3 EDMUNDS, District Judge. 4 The numerous questions presented in this appeal concern a covenant not to compete and the resulting jury verdict awarding compensatory and

Law--The University Prize Competition--An Interview with the Judges--Meeting of Scandinavian Students--The Paludan-Muellers--Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson--Magdalene Thoresen--The Gold Medal--The Death of King Frederik VII--The Political Situation--My Master of Arts Examination--War--_Admissus cum laude praecipua_--Academical Attention--Lecturing--Music--Nature--A Walking Tour--In Print--Philosophical Life in Denmark--Death of Ludwig David--Stockholm FIRST LONG SOJOURN ABROAD My Wish to See Paris--_Dualism in our Modern Philosophy_--A Journey--Impressions of Paris--Lessons in French--Mademoiselle Mathilde--Taine EARLY MANHOOD Feud in Danish Literature--Riding--Youthful Longings--On the Rack--My First Living Erotic Reality--An Impression of the Miseries of Modern Coercive Marriage--Researches on the Comic--Dramatic Criticism--A Trip to Germany--Johanne Louise Heiberg--Magdalene Thoresen--Rudolph Bergh--The Sisters Spang--A Foreign Element--The Woman Subject--Orla Lehmann--M. Goldschmidt--Public Opposition--A Letter from Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson--Hard Work SECOND LONGER STAY ABROAD Hamburg--My Second Fatherland--Ernest Hello--_Le Docteur Noir_--Taine--Renan--Marcelin--Gleyre--Taine's Friendship--Renan at Home--Philarete Chasles' Reminiscences--_Le Theatre Francais_--Coquelin--Bernhardt--Beginnings of _Main Currents_--The Tuileries--John Stuart Mill--London--Philosophical Studies--London and Paris Compared--Antonio Gallenga and His Wife--Don Juan Prim--Napoleon III--London Theatres--Gladstone and Disraeli in Debate--Paris on the Eve of War--First Reverses--Flight from Paris--Geneva, Switzerland--Italy--Pasquale Villari--Vinnie Ream's Friendship--Roman Fever--Henrik Ibsen'sthe skirts of which flapped round his legs. No. 2 could not help admiring No. 1 for the confidence with which he disported himself among the Greek aorists, in the labyrinths of which I myself often went astray, and for the knack he had of solving mathematical problems. He was, moreover, very widely read in belles lettres, and had almost a grown-up man's taste with regard to books at a time when I still continued to admire P.P.'s [Footnote: P.P. was a writer whose real name was Rumohr. He wrote a number of historical novels of a patriotic type, but which are only read by children up to 14.] novels, and was incapable of detecting the inartistic quality and unreality of his popular descriptions of the exploits of sailor heroes. As soon as my eyes were opened to the

Tradition, the Writer and Society. London: New Beacon, 1973. _____. Explorations: A Selection of Talks and Articles, 1966-1981. Sydney, Austral.: Dangaroo P, 1981. _____. The Womb of Space: The Cross-Cultural Imagination. Westport, CT: Greenwood P, 1983. Harrison, Hubert.A Hubert Harrison Reader, edited with introduction and notes by Jeffrey B. Perry, Wesleyan University Press, 2001. Hart, Jonathan. "Traces, Resistances, and Contradictions: Canadian and International >Perspectives on Postcolonial Literatures." Arachn 1.1 (1994): 68-93. Hashimi, Alamgir ed. Hashmi, Alamgir. Commonwealth Literature: An Essay Towards the Redefinition of a Popular/Counter Culture. London: Vision Books, 1983. _____. The Commonwealth, Comparative Literature and the World. Islamabad: Gulmohar Press, 1988. _____. "Postindependence Voices in South Asian Writings." Spec. issue of Ariel 19.1 (1998). Reeprinted Islamabad: Alhambra, 2001. Hassan, Ihab. "Beyond Exile: A Postcolonial Intellectual Abroad." Southern Review 29.3 (1993): 453-64. _____. "Counterpoints: Nationalism, Colonialism, Multiculturalism,Patrick Colm. "Mimeticism, Reactionary Nativism, and the Possibility of Postcolonial Identity in Derek Walcott's Dream on Monkey Mountain." Research in African Literatures 25.2 (1994): 103-19. Holquist, Michael ed. The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays. Austin, TX: U of Texas P, 1981. Holst Petersen, Kirsten, and Anna Rutherford. A Double Colonization: Colonial and Post-Colonial Women's Writing. Sydney, Austral.: Dangaroo P, 1986. Honychurch, Lennox. Creole Nationalism, Carib Revival and the Post-Colonial Caribbean. London: U of London, 1997. Hooks, Bell. Talking Back: Thinking Feminist, Thinking Black. Boston, MA: South End, 1989. _____. Yearning: Race, Gender, and Cultural Politics. Boston, MA: South End, 1990. Hooks, Bell, and Cornel West. Breaking Bread: Insurgent Black Intellectual Life. Boston, MA: South End, 1991. Howells, Coral, Lynette Hunter, and Armando E. Jannetta, Armando E., eds. Narrative Strategies in Canadian Literature: Feminism and Postcolonialism. Philadelphia,