Greece, Bulgaria and Romania decisively seceded. In the meantime, much of the rest of the officially defined Empire drifted away, such as Libya and Tunisia. Later, during World War One, the British (Lawrence) and the French did not have much trouble talking the remaining Arab areas of the empire into open rebellion. And yes, there was an attempted massive genocide of Armenians, in two phases. The first phase was under full Ottoman power in the 1890s; the second, much larger step occurred during the waning days of Ottoman rule starting in 1915.

Now, one can argue – and historians routinely do – that the spectacular disintegration of the Ottoman Empire was due to external pressures from the rising, fast industrializing European powers. Yet, the fact that national (ethnic) entitiesI’m honored to be represented by Art Design and Consultants in their downtown Cincinnati gallery, as well as in their award-winning “Blink Art Resource” booths at Art San Diego and Miami Spectrum art fairs.
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ADC, Art Design Consultants is a multifaceted art consultation company dedicated to creating beautiful environments located in a breathtaking 10,000 square foot gallery with sweeping views of downtown Cincinnati. With over 20 years ofsignal from the read and write channel module when accessing a first side of the disk. The first servo feedback signal is initially generated via a preamplifier of the HDA. The first servo feedback signal is generated based on first servo data written on the first side of the disk and indicates a position of a first head on the first side of the disk. The servo control module then positions the first head to read from or write to a target location on the first side of the disk based on the first servo feedback signal.
In order to access data on a second side of the disk (opposite that of the first side of the disk), the servo control module may adjust the position of the head


assembly and then adjust position of a second head on the second side of the disk. The servo control module adjusts the position of the head assembly and the second head based on a second servo feedback signal. The preamplifier module switches between reading servo information from the first side of the disk to reading servo information from the second side of the disk in order to generate the second servo feedback signal. The preamplifier module provides the second servo feedback signal to the read and write channel module. The second servo feedback signal indicates a position of the second head on the second side of the disk.
The read and write channel module forwards either the first servo feedback signal or the second servo feedback signal to thethe initial construction debts were repaid. That never happened.

Wisconsin: Governor Scott Walker, along with support from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection, recently signed into law nine transportation bills that will benefit both the agriculture and freight transportation industries. For farmers and producers, the new laws will streamline the permitting process, which will specifically help shippers transport agricultural products such as fruit, grain, vegetables, and livestock to ports for export.

California: The forecast for transportation funding in the Golden State is turning cloudy. It will take more than $500 billion through 2020 to maintain crumbling roads and outdated freeways, and alleviate traffic congestion, according to a recent preliminary report by the California Transportation Commission. It is a funding gap that could


[The future of the concept of depression].
The history of the concept of depression is briefly reviewed. First described under the name of melancholia as a delusional state, then, since Esquirol, as a primary mood disorder, it was subdivided by Kraepelin in diseases characterised by an hypothetical etiology and is considered, since 1980, as a syndrome with many sub-varieties. The nature of the three possible models is discussed. The first two, until now used, which considered depression either as a disease or as a syndrome, are categorical. The first has been provisorily abandoned, due to the insufficiency of scientific proofs about the etio-pathogeny; the second, despite its growing complexity, is obviously not satisfactory. The third model, dimensional, which attracts a growing attention in other field of psychiatric nosology, offersThe on-air spectacle of Fox News analyst Karl Rove publicly questioning his network's call of the election for Barack Obama happened because Rove and Fox's decision desk both had pieces to a puzzle that the other wasn't aware of, a network executive said Wednesday.

Far from an embarrassment, the incident proved Rove's value to the network as more than an analyst, said Michael Clemente, Fox News Channel executive vice president of news editorial.

Rove, former top advisor to President George W. Bush and a prominent fundraiser for Republican Mitt Romney, suggested Fox had prematurely declared Obama the winner in Ohio and thus for the election as a whole. "I'd be very cautious about intruding in this process," Rove said.

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It led to Fox anchor Megyn


Kelly getting up from her desk and marching down a hallway to question the off-air analysts responsible for the network's election calls.

The incident was "an odd civil war," noted Tampa Bay Times news analyst Eric Deggans.

Rove "finally had to concede to the arithmetic, but not before creating a defining image of a partisan, and a network, at war with the very reality it could not avoid reporting," wrote Time magazine critic James Poniewozik.

Fox declared Ohio for Obama because its decision desk knew that the uncounted vote at that time in the evening was in areas with overwhelming Obama support. Rove didn't know that, Clemente said. Through his own reporting, Rove saw the actual vote count narrowing to a margin below 1,000 — information the decision desk didn't knowat the time.

"It all came out at once," Clemente said. "It would have been easier if it had all come out in some linear fashion, but it didn't."

Rove's information explains why it took the Romney campaign some time after the network declarations to eventually concede the race, he said.

The day after the election resulted in the usual round of post-mortems, reevaluations and recriminations. NBC was also in an awkward spot with a feud between its top news anchor, Brian Williams, and Donald Trump, star of its longtime reality series "The Apprentice."

Trump sent out a series of angry tweets Tuesday night after it became apparent that Obama had earned enough electoral votes to win the presidency, but before it became clear that he would also win the popular vote.


"We should have a revolution in this country!" the real estate mogul tweeted.

He called for a march on Washington, said the country was in serious trouble and said Congress "shouldn't give anything to Obama unless he terminates Obamacare."

Williams, during NBC's election night coverage, noted the comments and said Trump had "driven well past the last exit to relevance and veered into something close to irresponsible."

Trump retaliated with tweets on Wednesday, bragging about his television ratings. "The only thing more boring than (at)bwilliams' newscast is his show Rock Center, which is totally dying in the ratings. A disaster," he wrote. Trump is filming a new season of "The Apprentice" due to air in the spring.

The sting of defeat was apparent on Wednesday within media that appealed to conservatives andRomney supporters.

After Steve Doocy on "Fox & Friends" praised Obama for saying nice things about Romney, his broadcast partner, Brian Kilmeade, said, "it took awhile."

Kilmeade also didn't understand an exit poll result that found 42 percent of the electorate considered the president's response to superstorm Sandy an important factor in their vote. Polls generally gave Obama praise for his actions.

"We're the shallowest country in the history of man," Kilmeade said. "One photo-op, walking over a two-by-four, and all of a sudden he's handling a storm, which, by the way, hasn't been handled well."

The website Breitbart.com poked fun at Obama's "Forward" theme with a headline: "Downward: Stocks crash after Obama win." A columnist, Ben Shapiro, urged Republicans not to bend to Obama's will. "The war begins now," he wrote.

The


for criticism was MSNBC's Chris Matthews for comments saying he was "glad" for Sandy because it turned out to be good politically for the president. Matthews clarified himself later to make clear he wasn't talking about the storm's horrific damage to life and property, and was glad it led to bipartisan cooperation between Obama and Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

One conservative columnist, Matt K. Lewis of The Daily Caller, suggested that conservative media figures should also look inward.

"It's time for conservative talking heads — many of whom misled their readers and audiences the last few weeks — to think more about the future of conservatism than about their own personal popularity," he wrote.

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Get the Monitor Stories you care about delivered toend of next year. A dedicated saint, he has gone around the community helping modders with their mods. With his mad programming skills, he's literally reduced months worth of work into a few hours of his time, and made possible features which I didn't think there'd ever be time for.

Kaets - in addition to translating the betas into German, Kaets has also done some work for the mod, as is the person who created all the mythic item recipes.

All dedicated testers and contributers - these people worked extra hard to make this game happen, and have been recognized in-game as well.

Poinas and the rest of the TQnet Community - for providing all the endless analysis and testing that provided the basis for the bulk of the game balance


providing a clamping action by the clamping lever on the shaft piston rod. Only when the triggering lever is further actuated does the advancing of the piston rod take place. In such an advancing mechanism a part of the actuation travel of the triggering lever is always used for clamping the clamping lever against the piston rod. This has a disadvantageous effect on the handling of the dispensing tool and also on the processing time for the masses disposed in the cartridges in the tool.
If unhardened piston rods are used, wear can take place in the shaft region of the rod. Such wear is noticeable as a reduction in the diameter of the piston rod. To reach a clamping position of the first clamping lever acting to advancefemale presented to our outpatient department with complaints of dark discoloration of fingers on exposure to cold since 2 years, tightening and darkening of skin since last 1 year. The pain and dark discoloration of fingers on exposure to cold used to reverse on re-warming over 15 to 20 minutes with redness. One year back, she noted tightening of skin over face, associated progressively with difficulty in opening her mouth completely. This was followed by tightening of skin of hands, forearms, arms and feet in that order over a period of a year. The involved skin also turned progressively darker. On enquiry, she complained of difficulty in swallowing solid food and epigastric pain since 6 months. She also felt breathless while climbing stairs since 3 months.

Patient noted asymptomatic


On Thursday night the NFL will kickoff its 100th season with the greatest rivalry in sports: The Green Bay Packers vs The Chicago Bears. The two storied franchises will take the field anchored by titans of the game Khalil Mack and Aaron Rodgers, respectively.

Last season, the series was split 1-1, with the first game going to the Packers, carried on the busted, morphine riddled knee of Rodgers, who brought the house down with an electrifying 20 point comeback. The latter of the two games went to the Bears in week 15, after Green Bay had more or less committed to a mini-rebuild and McCarthy had all but gotten his final massage in the Lambeau facilities.

Heading into tonight, this is a Bears team with few identifiable holes in it.in a tanker permanently anchored on the field, by means of a buoy so that the tanker can constantly take up a position in the axis of the wind.
A second buoy is generally provided which serves as sea terminal and which allows a second tanker to shuttle between the field and the coast.
A second production system consists in using a tanker specially converted for production.
In this case, the same floating support serves for production (the equipment being placed on the deck) and for storage.
As in the above case, the tanker is permanently anchored to a buoy and a second buoy serves as sea terminal for unloading the oil into a second tanker which shuttles between the field and the coast.
These systems have two drawbacks:
(a) the necessity of transforming


are being led by managers who have run branches at some of the nation’s biggest financial institutions.

TD Bank, which employs 850 on Long Island, hired Patricia Owens to run the Sayville branch. A banking veteran with more than 25 years of experience, Owens most recently managed the Capital One Bank branch in Sayville.

The bank also named Jennifer Kelly, who currently manages its West Babylon branch, as the manager of the Mount Sinai branch. She most recently managed Chase’s Miller Place location for more than nine years before joining TD Bank in 2010.

The company said the new branches are its 61st and 62nd energy-efficient locations across its footprint, from Maine to Florida.“It happened again – another major theoretical chemistry conference features an all-male program.” That’s the opening to a new petition calling for the boycott of the 2015 International Congress of Quantum Chemistry conference in Beijing. The petition has attracted lots of support – and some criticism – and highlighted what many see as the persistent, if unintentional, sexism in academe and in the physical sciences in particular.

The online petition, written by three prominent female scientists, continues: “Are there no women in theoretical chemistry? Hardly. The Women in Theoretical Chemistry web-directory lists more than 300 female scientists holding tenured and tenure track academic positions or equivalent positions in industry and other research establishments pursuing research in theoretical and computational chemistry, biochemistry, material science, as well as theoretical molecular/atomic physics


website, for now. The program page is blank. A page with information on speakers contains three confirmed scholars (all men) and a statement saying that the organizing committee “apologizes for having made a partial list of speakers public under the request of some invited speakers.” It says the list was “imbalanced in several ways and has caused unnecessary misunderstanding.”

The statement continues: “The organizing committee has worked under the instruction of the governing body, the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science, and is trying the best to give a complete list of speakers with full considerations of area, research field, gender, interests, broadness, etc.”

On a web page dedicated to updates about the petition, Krylov posted a letter of apology from Joseph Michl, president of the academy and a professorDockery doesn't have much. A few friends, a caretaking job in Phoenix that provides him with room and board and a desire not to go to back to prison. For the past nine months, he said his closest companion has been Scruffy the cat.

Dockery, 49, said he started hand-feeding Scruffy even before it opened its eyes at 4 days old. He raised money to have Scruffy spayed. The kitten ate from fresh cans of tuna and slept on Dockery's pillow at night.

But two weeks ago, on Dec. 8, Dockery lost Scruffy after rushing the kitten to the closest veterinarian to his home: the Arizona Humane Society's Campus for Compassion at 1521 W. Dobbins Road. Scruffy's injuries, from being cut on a barbed-wire fence, were not life-threatening and easily


taking place when people have nowhere else to turn," Nelson said in her e-mail.

Dockery said his life is an example of wrong turns. An addict for most of his adult life, he has done five prison stints for crimes related to his habit, including shoplifting, vehicle theft and possession. In 2010, Dockery was released from prison after a four-year sentence for possession with intent to sell.

He had been clean and sober for a few months when he found a stray pregnant cat. Dockery said the mother gave birth to a litter of four kittens. He helped find homes for two of the kittens and held on to Scruffy. The mother and the last of the kittens he brought to the Humane Society's shelter.

"She was the runt of theon top of him having sex, while holding his hands above his head.

He then demanded Gilman get off and leave, but she refused and told him to be quiet, according to the police report.

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The man, whose identity is protected, then managed to wriggle free and kick her out of the apartment after the attack in June, 2013.

Gilman, from Washington, US, carried on knocking on the door but the victim refused to open it and she soon left.

Later that day he visited the police station in, Seattle, Washington, before undergoing a full sexual assault examination, where officers extracted Gilman's DNA.

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Detective Drew Fowler, with the Seattle Police Department told Komo News:


Cat-Throwing Incident

by William S. Powell, 2006

The Cat-Throwing Incident in the colonial Assembly of North Carolina is an example of the disorderly behavior of legislators and of the arbitrary response to personal comments among them. The incident was mentioned in political discussions and personal correspondence at various times after its occurrence, creating more interest than it probably warranted. Charles Cogdell of Carteret County apparently was present merely as an observer at the session of the Assembly meeting in Wilmington in April 1761. James Hasell, president of the council, was speaking in the temporary absence of the governor in favor of raising troops in support of the French and Indian War. A disturbance arose in which Cogdell was described as being "guilty of a contempt and indignity of this Houseby throwing a Cat upon Mr. Charles Robinson," a member of the House.

Taken into custody by the sergeant at arms, Cogdell was escorted to the bar of the House, where he "Confest that a Cat leaping upon his shoulders from a Stare Case, he on a surprise, threw her from him, which might fall on Mr. Robinson, but with no design or contempt to any of the Members of the House." It was ordered that Cogdell withdraw and remain in custody until further instructed. Later Cogdell was called in and reprimanded by the Speaker of the House. He also asked the pardon of the House in general and of Robinson in particular. After paying the fees imposed, he was discharged.

At the next meeting of the House, member Blake


Baker of Halifax County charged that one John Fergus, not a member, was also guilty of contempt and breach of the privileges of the House for saying that he, Baker, was a scoundrel for moving the House against Cogdell. Fergus also said that if he were Cogdell, he would give Robinson "a genteel flogging." Fergus was subsequently brought before the House, and it was revealed that he had, indeed, spoken in support of Cogdell. By way of punishment, Fergus was ordered on his knees to ask forgiveness of the House in general and of the Speaker in particular. Having done so, he was returned to the custody of the sergeant at arms until he paid the fees for his offense.Massive metallosis after revision of a fractured ceramic head onto a metal head.
We report a case in which metallosis occurred due to a ceramic head fracture after revision of a total hip prosthesis. In the primary revision, after retrieval of the head fragments, the firmly incorporated stem was left in place, the PE inlay was replaced, and a metal head was inserted. Subsequently, massive metallosis occurred, leading to loosening of the stem and necessitating a two-stage revision. Examinations of the explanted material showed that microparticles of the fractured ceramic head had come to rest in the new PE inlay, where they led to wear on the metal head. We conclude that the use of a metal/PE articular pairing is contraindicated after a ceramic head fracture and recommend the


on board by the use of specially developed seat trim and materials. While the interior trim colors have been modernized to give a contemporary feel, we wanted to create a strong family feeling across the product line-up.”

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Tom Stone is Editor of the iVT brand – which includes digital and print editions of a quarterly magazine, Off-Highway Annual, and the Advanced Lift-truck supplement, as well as ivtinternational.com, which is updated daily. Tom has met and interviewed some of the world's leading industrial vehicle OEM presidents, CEOs and MDs, and takes great pride in cementing iVT's place as the leading forum for debate within the industry, a reputation that his been built up over the brand's 25-year history.another lawyer, Dick Cristin, which subsequently led to the creation of the Bedell Cristin law firm.

The Bedell Trust business emerged out of Bedell Cristin in 1971, and received a boost in 1984 when Jersey enacted its first trust legislation, said to be the world’s first of its kind.

Last year’s re-branding as Ocorian following a management buyout of the Bedell Trust business from the Bedell Group that was backed by Inflexion, a London-based, internationally-focused private equity firm.

In addition to Jersey, Ocorian now has outposts in Cayman, Dublin, Guernsey, London, Luxembourg, Mauritius and Singapore.


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For years, menopause has been the subject of rumor and myth. At one time, it was believed that menopause was a disease. It was also thought that menopausal women were constantly depressed and just stopped having sex. They were treated as if their lives had ended.

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If you recall prior to Gadot's casting announcement, she was featured in the 'Fast and Furious' franchise, and as she said of her 'Fast and Furious 6' role, she desperately wanted to get in on the action and perform her own stunts. While we edge closer to the July 17, 2015 release date and, inevitably, more information on 'Batman vs. Superman,' watch the video below in which Gadot reveals how she bulked up her part in 'Fast 6.' It'll surely relieve some concerns about Wonder Woman ...


take the day off. The division was placed on 12 tours of duty, and even the police band was ordered to Center City.

He concluded,

Today the term seems lost in antiquity, but it was a traffic cop who started it, the guy who directed traffic with a semaphore while standing on a small wooden platform, in the days before traffic lights.

That “Black Friday” began with police is reinforced in a 1966 advertisement placed by Martin Apfelbaum, a Philadelphia shop-owner [6].

JANUARY 1966 — “Black Friday” is the name which the Philadelphia Police Department has given to the Friday following Thanksgiving Day. It is not a term of endearment to them. “Black Friday” officially opens the Christmas shopping season in center city, and it usually brings massive traffic jams and over-crowded26, 2008

The EU HyWays project has released its main report "European Hydrogen Energy Roadmap" The "Roadmap" analyzes the potential impacts on the EU economy, society and environment of the large-scale introduction of hydrogen in the short- and long- term (up to 2050). A few excerpts from the press release announcing the report follow:

The scientific project HyWays funded by the EU's research program has found that introducing hydrogen into the energy system would reduce the total oil consumption by the road transport sector by 40% between now and 2050. Substantial barriers have first to be overcome, ranging from economic and technological to institutional barriers, and actions must be taken as soon as possible.Following a series of more than 50 workshops the project has produced a Roadmap to analyze the


frozen which could mean that the Volt could appear as soon as 2010. The Volt has the support of GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz who introduced the Volt and his backing should help keep the schedule on track.

April 22, 2007

GM unveiled the fuel cell version of the Volt at the Shanghai Auto Show.

This variant of the E-Flex system uses GM's new fifth-generation fuel cell propulsion technology and a lithium-ion battery to provide up to 300 miles (483 km) of petroleum- and emissions-free electric driving. It is plug-in capable, adding up to 20 additional miles (34 km) each time it is charged, further reducing trips to the refueling station.

GM's fifth-generation fuel cell system is half the size of its predecessor, yet it provides the same power and performance. TheHydrogen Association (NHA) Annual Hydrogen Conference this week.

BMW, Toyota, Honda, GM, DaimlerChrysler and Volkswagen had hydrogen-powered vehicles on display at the conference, some costing up to a million dollars a piece and having limited range on a hydrogen fill-up.

Topics raised include the cost of the cars themselves, the cars' limited ranges, hydrogen storage and difficulties of establishing hydrogen refuelling stations.

BMW vice president of clean technology Frank Ochmann predicted that fuel cell-powered cars would be commonly sold and produced by 2025.

He also revealed that the German manufacturer was working on an insulated tank to keep hydrogen in its liquid state. He claimed: "If you put in this tank a snowman, it would take about thirteen years to melt down."

January 28, 2007

Ford cut the fuel cell's size, weight and cost


pack is depleted by about 40 percent, the hydrogen-powered fuel cell begins generating electricity to recharge the batteries, increasing range another 280 miles, for a total driving range of more than 300 miles.

November 18, 2006

According to a Bloomberg article Honda Motor Co., plans to start, within two years, leasing a limited number of fuel cell powered cars based on its new FCX concept, shown left, in California, taking advantage of the state's plans for a hydrogen-fuel network. Marketing will gradually expand from California to other major U.S. markets.

The new FCX sedan has a top speed of 100 miles an hour and can travel as far as 270 miles when fully fueled, 30 percent farther than the previous FCX. The fuel-cell stack is 40 percent smaller than in theacid.

September 18, 2006

Today, GM is to announce that it will build the world's largest fleet of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in 2007 -- more than 100 Chevrolet Equinox crossover vehicles to be deployed in California, and the New York and Washington, D.C., areas. ... Vice Chairman Robert Lutz said GM may have affordable hydrogen-powered cars available in mass-production volumes by 2011.

The plan dubbed “Project Driveway is " Designed to gain comprehensive learnings on all aspects of the customer experience, Project Driveway constitutes the first meaningful market test of fuel cell vehicles anywhere. ... Larry Burns, GM vice president, research & development and strategic planning. said “The Equinox Fuel Cell is powered by GM’s most advanced fuel cell propulsion system to date, and demonstrates an important milestone on our pathway


the beginning of a five-year demonstration and validation project designed to evaluate fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen infrastructure technologies.

A team, consisting of Hyundai, Chevron and UTC power, officially began testing to support research into hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology in February 2005 when Chevron opened it first-ever hydrogen energy station at the Hyundai America Technical Center (HATCI) in Chino CA .

In addition to HATCI and AC transit, fleets will also be placed at Southern California Edison and the U.S. Army facilities in Detroit to develop and implement a practical, business-based hydrogen energy infrastructure and associated technologies as a part of the five year program.

Hyundai plans to place two addition Tucson FCEV with AC Transit in early 2006 and will round out the fleet with six Kia Sportage FCEV modelsseen. He was honest about how he got into that mess, how he let the ministry take priority over his relationship with the Lord and how he had been seduced into preaching a false gospel and another Christ. I was blown away at his honesty and transparency. I was also forced to admit that I had misjudged PTL. Jim had a good intention that got swallowed up in the massive juggernaut that PTL became.

When Jim was able to travel following his release from prison, he traveled to many of the churches he had formerly preached prosperity in and repented to the congregations and warned them that the gospel he had preached was a false one. I don’t believe I have ever seen such thorough repentance on the part


of any minister before. It actually made the papers in the South where I was living at the time how Jim had repented to a local congregation and warned them of the falseness of his previous preaching.

Bob Jones

I came across an article last night pertaining to Bob Jones, the Kansas City Prophet, dealing with the sin that he was caught up in back in the early ’90s and the restoration process.

The article, God’s Ultimate Plan, is by Rick Joyner and tells about his dealings with Bob during that time and after. Bob Jones asked Rick to share his story with the readers of Rick’s Prophetic Journal so that others could learn from his errors.

One of the things that happened that Joyner felt bad about is that Bob Jonescalled him repeatedly and asked him for help, but Rick blew him off. He didn’t think that someone with the level of anointing he had seen on Bob Jones could be overcome the way Bob really was. When he actually saw Bob, he realized how deeply in trouble Bob was, went and got Mahesh Chavda and they ministered to Bob.

Bob’s real issue was he allowed bitterness to come in to his life because he was being unjustly accused, and his main accuser was a man in an adulterous relationship at the time. He was upset that no one was defending him in this situation and the accuser’s sin was remaining hidden (the accuser eventually left his wife for the woman he was involved with and faxed his resignation


OK?” Kevin said in the cellphone video.

The cellphone video shows the man kept going, much to the horror of other witnesses.

“It's just kind of sad to see this happen and very scary to watch it,” witness Atheena Schwers said.

Cellphone video taken by Kevin Cooney shows the moment the police arrived. Des Moines officers used a stun gun on the man after he refused to put the hammer down.

Seconds later, the vandal appeared to shout the phrase, “one good and one no good,” but it is unclear what he meant.

Ken Quinn, CEO of the World Food Prize was one of several leaders who helped bring the garden to Des Moines from China in 2009. He said he was devastated to hear about the damage.

“Well I was watching Channel 8This invention relates generally to a machine for handling parts and is in the general category of pick and place machines.
Specifically, the invention relates to a machine of the type in which parts are delivered one-by-one by a suitable feeder to a pick-up or receiving station of the machine. At the receiving station, each part is picked up, is transferred, and is placed on a part holder or fixture. The fixture then is advanced through one or more work stations where assembly operations, welding, testing or other operations are performed on the part. The machine usually includes several fixtures mounted on an intermittently rotatable dial or turntable so as to enable multiple parts to pass through multiple work stations around the turntable during each revolution of the turntable.
In


Description: Big ass blonde Bailey Blue walks out into her backyard in a fishnet top and arousing panties to tease by the pool. She rubs her ass on her lover's crotch and enjoys seeing his fat dick bulge inside his tight pants. She is aching for a deep dicking.c. 1781-3 (unpublished) but soon after appearing in the Hortus Kewensis of 1789.  This paper sparked a debate over the next half century, that delayed the official transfer of species from Amaryllis to Hippeastrum. This debate involved botanists on both sides of the Atlantic and the final outcome was a decision by the 14th International Botanical Congress in 1987 that Amaryllis L. should be a nomen conservandum (conserved name, i.e. correct regardless of priority) and ultimately based on a specimen of the South African Amaryllis belladonna from the Clifford Herbarium. Thus Amaryllis L. is the correct name for the South African genus, not the South American genus (Hippeastrum).

Claim for Leopoldia
The second issue is whether the name should be Leopoldia. In 1819 Herbert had proposed Leopoldia as


may list Amaryllis bulbs as being 'Dutch', 'Israeli', 'Peruvian' etc., depending on the country of origin.

Most modern commercial hybrids are derived from the following species:
 H. vittatum
 H. leopoldii
 H. pardinum
 H. reginae
 H. puniceum
 H. aulicum

Propagation
Three main methods are used for propagating Hippeastrum: seeds, bulbils and 'twin scales'. More recently micropropagation in vitro has been used on a commercial scale.

Seeds
Seed multiplication may be used for the development of new cultivars or to increase the yield of native species. Seeds are generally sown in early summer in seedbeds, and then transplanted to larger containers. They require warmth, frequent watering, and should not be given a dormant period. Seeds do not breed true. Plants obtained from seeds take about six years tofather and grandfather had.

Charles G Lauder Jr was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, and has lived in the UK since 2000. His poems have appeared internationally, and he was highly commended in the 2015 Stanza Poetry Competition. His pamphlet Bleeds was published in 2012 by Crystal Clear Creators. His forthcoming pamphlet Camouflaged Beastswill be published in spring 2017 by Black Light Engine Room. He is the Assistant Editor for the poetry journal The Interpreter’s House.

New Boots – the Anthology!

A selection of 100 poems from the project is now available in book form from Smokestack (price £8.99) - go here to order.

"Why the devil I throw my money away for that which the blockheads wish?" (G.F. Handel)

Welcome poets, polemicists and the disbelieving masses

The 2015 General Election made


Tour of Britain race in Mansfield where cyclists banned Published duration 20 August 2017

image copyright Getty Images image caption The Tour of Britain passes through a number of British towns and cities

A council has been accused of double standards for allowing a stage of a major cycle race to start in a town centre where cyclists have been banned.

Mansfield District Council stopped people riding around the market place to combat "anti-social" cycling.

However, it said "responsible" cyclists were welcome in the same place for the Tour of Britain on 6 September.

Campaign group Cycling UK said Mansfield hosting the race was illogical.

The group is currently supporting six cyclists who are challenging the council over a public spaces protection order (PSPO), issued a year ago, which prohibits people from cycling inIndiana Senate approves Banks’ bill on college credits

Legislation authored by State Sen. Jim Banks, R-Columbia City, that he says will improve college affordability and efficiency passed the Senate on Feb. 26 by a unanimous vote.

Senate Bill 182 would build on Indiana's recent policies to improve the transferability of college credits, enabling students to get a more affordable, timely degree.

The bill requires the Indiana Commission for Higher Education and state colleges to develop policies that allow students who earn a two-year associate degree to transfer those credits to a related four-year bachelor's degree program at the same status as a junior.

The legislation approved by the Senate now heads to the House of Representatives for further consideration.


The Pacific Justice Institute (PJI) announced Tuesday that a Bible study for elderly residents of the Veterans Home of California has been restored. The facility is owned and operated by the California Department of Veterans Affairs. (CalVet)

The non-profit PJI also says its attorneys will continue to fight for full restoration of religious freedom in the facility.

After some negotiation, CalVet said it would allow Artis Breau and her Bible study attendees to resume the Bible study, effective immediately after it had been shut down for weeks.

However, CalVet continues to insist that it can investigate and substantiate allegations against Breau and her fellow residents for expressing religious views it deems "offensive," and even for discussing heaven and salvation.

"We are encouraged that CalVet realized it could no longer prohibit and threatenthe veterans' Bible study," PJI President Brad Dacus said in a press release. At the same time, the agency's position that it can continue to punish religious expression it deems discourteous or offensive is unacceptable. We've won an important first round in this battle for these heroes, and we are committed to seeing this through to complete victory."

PJI attorneys began representing Breau last fall when staff at the Veterans Home complained that she had committed "emotional abuse" and "elder abuse" by allegedly causing another resident to lose sleep after a discussion about heaven and hell. Last week, CalVet admitted the allegation was unsubstantiated.

In December of 2018, CalVet suspended Breau from all volunteer opportunities after she set up a Hanukkah display that enraged the paid Rabbi at the facility.


taking students who not long ago would have been looking elsewhere.

The result has been a surge of marketing as budgets have been strained: London Metropolitan University has blanketed some of London’s double-decker buses in bright yellow and its logo, along with tube station turnstile cladding boasting of its graduates’ high employment rates.

Others, such as Leicester’s De Montfort University, have aggressively pushed the university’s recent gold award in the government’s new teaching excellence framework. De Montfort’s management hope that the lustre of gold will help it recruit international students from China, and counteract the stiff competition in its domestic market.

The University of Sheffield – a member of the Russell Group – said it has managed to buck the post-Brexit trend in recruiting EU students. It expects to see ansaid Edgar.

Like an increasing number of universities, Sheffield catered to late deciders by offering campus tours and open days for prospective students and their families in the weeks leading up to A-level results day – and is even hosting campus events in the days after results are published.

Marketing too increasing takes places online. Google’s paid ad search rankings show Aberdeen, Huddersfield and Roehampton universities paying for top search result spots alongside private providers such as the New College for the Humanities.

Meanwhile, on social media, university recruitment now uses the full range – with an emphasis on Facebook Live and Snapchat this year – to make initial contact with students.

Some, such as Staffordshire University, are even prepared to make offers to students via Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter during clearing,


A man called 911 for help Tuesday after claiming to be a victim of a road rage incident involving a firearm on Hwy. 42 in Summerfield just outside the walls of The Villages.

The man told a Marion County sheriff’s deputy that he was traveling eastbound in the 9400 block of SE Hwy. 42 when he came up on a semi traveling under the speed limit in the slow lane and another vehicle traveling at about the same speed beside the tractor trailer. The man said as he was traveling behind the semi, another vehicle approached at a high rate of speed and started tailgating him. He said he moved into the fast lane and the other vehicle changed lanes and continued tailgating him, a sheriff’s office report states.

Theman told the deputy that he eventually got in front of the semi and the other vehicle then pulled up alongside him. He said the driver, described as an older man, rolled down his window and started screaming while pointing a firearm at him, the report says.

The man said he slammed on his brakes and the other driver also started braking in an attempt to stay beside him. The man said he grabbed his cell phone and started calling 911 and when the other driver saw him, he quickly drove away and the man wasn’t able to keep up with the vehicle, the report says.

Deputies failed to locate the vehicle involved in the incident on Tuesday but planned to continue searching for it, the report says.


providing the leverage for this revolution.

OFA members were propped up by the ex-president’s message from the shadows: “Organizing is the building block of everything great we have accomplished. Organizers around the country are fighting for change in their communities and OFA is one of the groups on the front lines. Commit to this work in 2017 and beyond.”

OFA’s website says it obtained its “digital” assets from the ex-president’s re-election effort and that he inspired the movement. In short, it is the shadow government organization aimed at resisting and tearing down the Constitutional Republic we know as AMERICA

Paul Sperry, writing for the New York Post, says, “The OFA will fight President Donald Trump at every turn of his presidency and the ex-president will command them from a bunker lessspending my money on it. The restaurant owners will be happy for the increased sales which adds to the profitability of their restaurant. The owners are also promoting Mexican culture! How many obscure cultures would disappear if individuals outside of that culture did not honor it by actively studying and promoting it?

Going further, the ideas of democracy and individual rights were born in ancient Greece. Then, there is a long history of the evolution of these ideas in Western civilization which culminated in the birth of the United States, the first moral country in history because it was founded on the principle of individual rights. Some refer to Aristotle as the first Founding Father because we would not have been possible without him.

So is the existence of the


ethics. (See outline) The combination of these ideological elements were unknown in their time. Only in the mid-twentieth century did Ayn Rand make these explicit for the first time in history and thereby provide the ideological foundation for freedom.

Ayn Rand declared that in its original founding documents, the United States was the only moral nation in history because it was founded on the principle of individual rights. She also asserted that the Declaration of Independence is the greatest political document in history. Against the long tradition of a division between morality and practicality in philosophy, she showed how they are necessarily connected. An example of this connection is my principle that “a nation’s prosperity is proportional to its freedom”. If you look at the world you will seefor his collective, whether that group is his village, community, country, religion, or race. The personal happiness of a citizen in a collective is irrelevant; his life is expendable. All that matters is that he contributes to the survival and to the “common good” of his hive–which is the fundamental unit of value in collectivism, not the individual who is a replaceable worker bee. His life is relevant only to the extent of his sacrifice. His moral worth is judged by how much he sacrifices. Altruism is the ethics of sacrifice.

When implemented collectivism results in one of its three variations: socialism, fascism, or communism. They differ in degree but not in kind and are characterized by an all-powerful big government. They all end in some form of dictatorship,


a bilateral contract, or there is no contract. It is the essence of a free market.

The link at the very bottom will take you to an essay that will give you to an explanation of Ayn Rand’s theory of rights. It is rooted in reality, not in mysticism. It is demonstrably true. It is part of the reason why Rand is my greatest hero. Aristotle is my second hero. Many consider him to be the first Founding Father of the United States because his ideas made America possible.

The battle for rights and freedom in America is an ideological one. It is a battle of ideas. For over a hundred years the ideology of slavery (and recently of political correctness) has been winning by default because of the lackwas intelligence that created the first machine. Cause and effect cannot be reversed. Marx was fundamentally wrong.

Background info: Classical liberalism in the beginning of the 20th century meant the opposite of what liberalism means today. Classical liberalism was synonymous with laissez faire capitalism. Liberalism today is statism, the advocating of the all-powerful state. It is collectivism, not individualism. Today’s liberal is a statist, an advocate of the collectivist honey bee hive and, thus, of slavery! Beware of fuzzy word meanings and language manipulation by the liberals, progressives, and radical Left. Current words often mean the opposite of what they once meant and of what you still think they mean! That is why things seem so upside down and backwards today. The goal is to turn all worker bees


again!

The United States was founded as an individualist nation recognizing that all of its citizens possess inalienable rights. This was a total break from the European collectivist tradition. Most American youth today have been indoctrinated by our educational system and have no idea that their country was a historic revolution in the cause of individual rights and freedom. This is why Ayn Rand asserts that in its original founding principles the United States was the only moral nation in history. When individual rights are honored and respected, the result is freedom.

Individualism in politics is moral; collectivism is not. Individualism is implemented with a limited and minimal government that is ultimately answerable to the people. ”We the people” are supposed to be our government’s final authority. Good principles areSpurs legend Tim Duncan is supporting Mike Bloomberg for U.S. president

San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Tim Duncan in the first half of an NBA basketball game Monday, Feb . 10, 2020, in Denver. San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Tim Duncan in the first half of an NBA basketball game Monday, Feb . 10, 2020, in Denver. Photo: David Zalubowski, STF / Associated Press Photo: David Zalubowski, STF / Associated Press Image 1 of / 42 Caption Close Spurs legend Tim Duncan is supporting Mike Bloomberg for U.S. president 1 / 42 Back to Gallery

Retired Spurs legend Tim Duncan endorsed presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg in a new, 30-second ad focusing on the former New York City mayor's recovery aid in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

In the video published on Bloomberg's


YouTube channel Wednesday morning, the Spurs assistant coach speaks about the presidential candidate's "true compassion" in aiding his native islands after Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit the area.

"I'm Tim Duncan, born and raised in the Virgin Islands, and I'm supporting Mike Bloomberg for president because of his work in 2017 to help the U.S. Virgin Islands recover after we were hit by two Category 5 hurricanes," Duncan narrates photos and clips of the fatal weather event and the recovery effort that followed. "It was widespread destruction. Food and water were running low, the people of the islands needed help and Mike and his team, among many others, acted fast to aid in feeding, clothing and getting people to safety and in this Mike Bloomberg showed his true compassionfor helping those in need."

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The ad was paid for by Bloomberg's campaign and approved by the candidate. According to Business Insider, Bloomberg has just passed $338.7 million on spending for TV, radio and digital media ads. He has spent more than $3 million on TV commercials in the San Antonio area. The only other Democratic candidate on San Antonio TV is Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has spent $421,000 on TV commercials in the city. The Texas primary is March 3.

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Duncan joined the Spurs as an assistant coach this season. No other member of the coaching staff or CEO R.C. Buford donated to presidential political fundraising from January to December 2019, according to Federal


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Companies (defendants).       After reviewing the record in light of

the contentions advanced on appeal and the applicable principles

of law, we affirm.

     This case arises out of a personal injury action in which

plaintiff alleges that he tripped and fell on a broken step while

walking   down    an   exterior   staircase   at   the    Wedgewood   Gardens

(Wedgewood) condominium complex.

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superintendent for the Wedgewood Gardens Condominium Association,

Inc. (Association), which owned the Wedgewood property.                 A-2542-15T2
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an employee of Wedgewood, it further advised that all of his work

assignments would be through the management company.                If plaintiff

was going to be away from the property for an extended period, he

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servedThe purpose of this core is to provide scientific integration of the program, as well as support and assistance to Program Director in organizing and implementing the program. This includes providing logistical support on administrative and clerical matters, facilitating interactions between Project Leaders, database maintenance and administration, data sharing, experimental planning, manuscript writing and submission, progress report submission, financial tracking and management, as well as organizing external evaluation of the progress and overall direction of the program. Specific aims are: 1. To ensure interactive environment and foster a cohesive, focused relationship among the Project Leaders and their groups at the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute (VGTI) and the Oregon National Primate Research Center (ONPRC), as well as with consultants at the University of Pittsburgh and the Population Council


Three people were injured after a man attacked them with a hammer on the Queensborough Bridge on Sunday.

New Westminster police said officers were first called to reports of someone attacking an elderly man on the bridge.

When two people intervened to help, the suspect began attacking them as well.

The suspect still had the hammer in his hands when officers arrived, police said in a statement, and he continued to attack one of the victims when officers told him to drop the weapon.

Officers deployed an Arwen, which launches non-lethal ammunition. When that didn't work, they deployed "another less lethal option" and the suspect was arrested.

The three victims were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

"We are thankful that this was not worse than it was, which can be attributed to theTens of thousands of environmental protestors paraded through New York City on Sunday, in a "people's climate march" designed to lobby world leaders arriving for the latest United Nations climate summit. The march did succeed in messing up traffic, but President Obama won't achieve much more when he speaks Tuesday at this latest pit stop on the global warming grand prix.

Six years after the failure of the Copenhagen summit whose extravagant ambition was to secure a binding global treaty on carbon emissions, Mr. Obama...


of the blood-brain glucose transport system has been described in which severe neuroglycopenic effects occurred despite normal blood glucose levels. Low levels of glucose were discovered in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), a condition referred to as hypoglycorrhachia [or hypoglycorrhacia].

Hypoglycorrhachia is associated with Glucose transporter type 1 GLUT1 deficiency syndrome (GLUT1DS).

Perhaps a much more common example of the same phenomenon occurs in the people with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes who develop symptoms of hypoglycemia at levels of blood glucose which are normal for most people.

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Category:Medical emergenciesits capacitance. In the ocean, the up and down motion of waves stretches and contracts the EPAM material. This puts energy into the capacitor, which can then be taken off in the form of electricity.

In the summer of 2007, SRI demonstrated use of the EPAM generator on a buoy in the ocean in Tampa Bay, Fla. The generator produced power with wave heights as small as 4 inches. This generator is capable of generating an average output of more than 5 watts under typical ocean wave conditions. SRI is working to develop generators than can produce 25 watts of average output power, enough to supply the needs of lighted navigation buoys.

The company also is working to design, develop, and deploy wave-powered generators that can generate kilowatts of power.


the coast of Eastport, Maine.

The prototype uses the company’s Ocean Current Generation (OCGen) technology, which ORPC Maine LLC (a unit of ORPC) plans to deploy in both the Western Passage and Cobscook Bay of Maine. Each turbine-generator unit consists of two cross-flow turbines that drive a permanent magnet generator on a single shaft.

The city of Eastport and ORPC Maine, a unit of ORPC, formalized a partnership in 2006 to advance development of two tidal power projects near Eastport: 18.96-MW Western Passage OCGen Power and 23.7-MW Cobscook Bay OCGen Power.

ORPC launched Energy Tide 1, a barge retrofitted to accommodate the unit and testing assembly, in early December 2007. At that time, the company began preliminary tests to help determine design capabilities, efficiency, and performance of the prototype unit. However,site for tidal power generation in North America.

In 2007, Sustainable Development Technology Canada awarded a C$4 million (US$3.96 million) grant to Nova Scotia Power to support development of a 1-MW in-stream tidal demonstration project in the Bay of Fundy. Additionally, Maritime Tidal Energy Corp. of Halifax and Marine Current Turbines of Bristol, United Kingdom, propose to deploy a tidal power system in the Bay of Fundy.

Wave energy firms advance Canada ocean project

SyncWave Energy Inc. of Pemberton, British Columbia, Canada, and Marinus Power LLC of Houston, Texas, are advancing work on their SyncWave Power Resonator and SWELS wave energy conversion technologies.

The two companies formed a joint venture, called SyncWave Systems, to develop a wave energy demonstration device for test deployment off the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

SyncWave


months as the presumptive sentencing range for his current crime of conviction. For reasons unclear in the record, the presentence investigator prepared and filed an amended PSI the day after filing the original.
The criminal history score in both the original and amended PSI was based, in part, upon LaBelle's prior adult conviction for indecent liberties with a child in 91 CR 1043. The original PSI also included in its criminal history score LaBelle's prior juvenile adjudication for indecent liberties with a child in 88 JV 1252. But the amended PSI then deleted that adjudication from the criminal history computation, lowering LaBelle's criminal history score to "B." The amended PSI also showed XXX-XXX-XXX months as the presumptive sentencing range for a severity level 5, criminal history "B" grid block,businesses, including real estate and the home-video operation. It said such a transaction could involve a joint venture relating to one or more of those businesses. However, it added, Turner will continue to operate the film and other businesses if they are not sold.

Reports of Difficulties

The statement supported Wall Street and movie industry reports that Turner's chief objective at MGM is the venerable studio's film library. The film collection would be a resource for his cable and broadcasting networks. At the same time, reports have persisted in Wall Street of difficulties by Turner and its investment banker in financing the MGM purchase.

In early November, Viacom, a cable and entertainment firm based in New York, disclosed that it is negotiating with Turner to buy "one or more of the


California Governor Signs the Spaceflight Liability and Immunity Act

by Staff Writers

Washington DC (SPX) Sep 24, 2012

California Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law the Spaceflight Liability and Immunity Act, AB 2243.

This law provides the necessary liability protections for compliant companies in the state, should any spaceflight participant who has acknowledged the risks sustain any bodily injury during spaceflight activities.

Currently, Florida, Virginia, and Texas also provide spaceflight companies liability protection.

The CSF President Michael Lopez-Alegria stated, "I am very pleased to see this bill signed into law.

"With the space shuttle Endeavour's arrival in California closing the door on one era, this bill is opening the door to another. Commercial companies will soon begin to open up access to space for the public and preserve America's leadership in spaceflight.

"This bill willwas oral. To our knowledge, this is the first reported case in the United States, in which a patient without any previous history of allergies presents with severe anaphylaxis after taking an orally administered dose of ranitidine.

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A 34-year-old male with a past medical history of hypertension, presented to the hospital with a chief complaint of diffuse rash, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. Earlier that morning, he was experiencing stomach pain, nausea, and diarrhea prompting him to take one tablespoon of his wife's liquid ranitidine in an attempt to alleviate his symptoms. Approximately 15 minutes after ingestion of the liquid ranitidine, he noticed a diffuse body rash, itching, as well as what felt like throat tightening. He went to a local urgent care and was given diphenhydramine 50


mg, prednisone 60 mg, albuterol inhalation, and epinephrine 0.3 mg intramuscularly. Although his breathing improved he was sent to the emergency department for further evaluation. Soon after arriving in the emergency department, he started feeling a recurrence of his chest and throat tightness. Vital signs at the time were within normal limits and he was saturating at 95% on room air. His physical examination was unremarkable. Routine blood work was significant for white blood cell count of 12.07 K/uL. A chest X-ray ordered showed clear lungs, and his electrocardiogram was normal. He recalls a similar incident a few years ago after taking ranitidine, where he developed a diffuse pruritic rash but denied any difficulty breathing or any throat tightness. He was admitted for monitoring of his anaphylaxis toVIDEO: On This Day 12/4 - Gus van Sant's PSYCHO Remake is Released

Welcome to BWW Movies World's new daily ON THIS DAY series celebrating film openings and special events that took place on this day in cinematic history!

On December 4, 1998, Gus Van Sant's shot-for-shot remake of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic horror film PSYCHO was released in theaters. The film has gone down in history as one of the most "pointless" remakes, according to the great film critic Roger Ebert.

Many are still confused as to why van Sant, an acclaimed director, would even consider approaching a film which has easily solidified itself as one of the most influential pieces every made. He viewed the project as a necessary "experiment." The critics - and most fans - disagreed.

PSYCHO follows


Timeline

02.09.1913 - William Shankly is born in Glenbuck, Scotland. 1931 - Plays for local team, Cronberry Eglinton, in Ayrshire.1932 - Shankly moves south of the border where he joins Carlisle United in Third Division North.July 1933 - After an impressive season for Carlisle Shankly signs for 2nd division Preston North End. Preston were soon promoted as Shankly's career blossomed.09.04.1938 - Shankly was first selected to play for his country against auld enemy England in a 1-0 win at Wembley. 30.04.1938 - Shankly's highlight as player when Preston wins the FA Cup by beating Huddersfield. 29.06.1944 - Bill marries Agnes "Nessie" Fisher 22.03.1949 - 35-year-old Shankly felt he had much more to offer as a player, but took the manager's job at Carlisle United. June 1951 - Grimsby's boardLiverpool are promoted with five League games remaining! 18.04.1964 - Liverpool win the championship for the sixth time in their history after a 17 year wait with an impressive 5-0 win vs Arsenal at Anfield. 01.05.1965 - Liverpool win the FA Cup for the first time in the club's history. Shankly said it was his finest moment at Liverpool.12.05.1965 - Liverpool knocked out of the semi-finals in the club's inaugural season in the European Cup. After a sensational 3-1 win at Anfield in the first leg, Inter beat the Reds 0-3 in Italy after bribing the referee! 30.04.1966 - Liverpool seal their second League title under Shankly by beating Chelsea 2-1 at Anfield. 08.05.1971 - Liverpool lose 1-2 to Arsenal in the FA Cup - Shankly delivers the


famous Chairman Mao speech. 08.07.1971 - Shankly agrees a new three-year contract with Liverpool which proved to be his last. 23.04.1973 - After 7 years without a title, Liverpool win the championship by beating Leeds 2-0 at Anfield. Bill Shankly was relieved after the team's barren spell: "I think we can call ourselves champions now. I'm delighted for the players, for the club, and especially for the fans, who have again proved themselves the greatest in the world." 23.05.1973 - Liverpool beat Gladbach 3-2 on aggregrate in the two-legged UEFA Cup final, almost surrendering their 3-0 lead from Anfield. 1973 - Bill voted Manager of the year, the only time in his career! 04.05.1974 - One of the most one-sided FA Cup finals in history when Liverpool tearNewcastle to pieces 3-0 at Wembley. 12.07.1974 - The football world and the whole of Liverpool are astounded when Bill Shankly announces that he is retiring as Liverpool's manager. 10.08.1974 - Shankly is given the distinction of leading Liverpool out at Wembley vs Leeds in the Charity Shield despite retiring in the summer. 12.08.1974 - Bill Shankly officially ends his 'reign' as manager of the Reds in Billy McNeill's testimonial in front of 60,000 people at Celtic Park. 29.04.1975 - Shankly's testimonial against a Don Revie Select XI - an emotional night at Anfield.25.05.1977 - Shankly was present in Rome when Liverpool won its first ever European Cup. "This is the greatest night in Liverpool's history. This is the result of planning, of simplicity, of how to play


the game in a simple manner. I think the whole world realises that it's the way to play." 29.09.1981 - Shankly passes away. The front page of Echo read: SHANKLY IS DEAD. It recorded the official hospital statement: "Mr Shankly suffered a cardiac arrest at 12.30 am and was certified dead at 1.20." Shanks had been battling for life since he suffered a heart attack early on Saturday morning. He had been making good progress until his condition deteriorated yesterday morning and he was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit. His wife Nessie was by his side when he died."30.09.1981 - Liverpool face Finnish European Cup opponents, Oulu Palloseura, at Anfield. Reds won 7-0 and for the whole of second half the Kop sang Shankly's name to thetune of Amazing Grace. A banner in the middle of the crowd summed up the feelings ofthousands "King Shankly lives".03.10.1981 - An emotional Bob Paisley and John Toshack lead out their teams at Anfield in the league. Tosh, who was now the manager of Swansea, created quite a stir among the Swansea faithful when he revealed a Liverpool shirt underneath his Swansea tracksuit when Shankly was remembered before the game.22.11.1981 - "A Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Bill Shankly" held at Liverpool Cathedral. Here you can download and listen to Bill Shankly‘s memorial service (play with Real Player) that was broadcast on BBC Radio Merseyside from Liverpool's Cathedral.26.08.1982 - Shankly Gates unlocked by Bill's widow, Nessie.27.04.1997 - The Shankly memorial is erected - a fitting tribute


to Shanks in his hometown, Glenbuck.
04.12.1997 - The statue of Shankly in front of the Kop is unveiled.
June 1998 - The former Spion Kop end at Preston North's End ground was replaced by a new stand named the "Bill Shankly Kop", designed with different coloured seats providing an image of the great man's head and shoulders. 18.12.1999 - A mosaic on the Kop to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Bill Shankly's arrival at Anfield. Across the top of the stand was spelt the word 'SHANKS'. Below were two images of Shanks' face flanking the Cross of St Andrew. 02.08.2002 - Nessie Shankly passes away, 82 years of age. 2002 - Bill Shankly made an inaugural inductee of the English Football Hall of Fame in recognition of his impacton the English game as a manager. 08.11.2004 - Bill is one of the original inductees into the Scottish Football Association's Hall of Fame. 01.12.2009 - 50 years since the Scottish legend signed his contract to become manager of Liverpool Football Club. 16.12.2009 - Anfield was the stage for an emotional parade of legends along with nine members of Shankly’s family. The sounds of ‘Amazing Grace’ – Shankly’s favourite hymn reverberated at half-time during the game vs Wigan Athletic. A "SHANKS LEGEND" mosaic was unveiled on the Kop prior to kick off. 17.12.2009 - Shankly is awarded an Honorary Citizenship of Liverpool in recognition of the 50th anniversary of his arrival as manager of Liverpool FC and his dedication to the region. The award was presented by Lord


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Dubai set to improve residential road network

Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has received government approval to commence an AED1bn ($272.24m) project to improve the residential road network in the emirate.

The new project is a part of the RTA's plan to initiate the next phase of the major transport infrastructure venture and will focus on construction of roads in vital residential areas across Dubai.

The project involves the development of roads in 16 residential areas in the emirate over the next five years.

RTA chairman and executive director Mattar Al Tayer told Oxford Business Group (OBG), a global publishing, research and consultancy firm, that during the past six years, the state had allocated funds for transport infrastructure projects in order to improve connectivity between the emirate's primary transport centres and


the object of the contract, and the place of business of the parties, all favor applying the law of the State of Mississippi. As previously stated, the insurance policy was negotiated and formed in Mississippi. R.R. Morrison's primary place of business and headquarters is in the State of Mississippi. The performance of the contract included whatever states in which R.R. Morrison operated, but the State of Louisiana has no connection to the insurance policy other than the fact that it is one location among many that is considered the object of the contract.
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A Miami Marlins fan attempts to snach a ball hit for a home run during the last game of the series between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies at Marlins Park on June 20, 2016. Logan Rielylriely@miamiherald.com

A Miami Marlins fan attempts to snach a ball hit for a home run during the last game of the series between the Miami Marlins and Colorado Rockies at Marlins Park on June 20, 2016. Logan Rielylriely@miamiherald.com

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In what was a rare slugfest at a ballpark where home runs go to die, the Marlins and Rockies put on a power show, and the best place to catch the action was left field, because that’s where all but one of the eight homers ended up. It was the most homeruns ever hit in a game at Marlins Park, breaking the previous mark by one.

And the major-league record was obliterated.

The previous record for most runs in which solo homers accounted for all the scoring was five.

The bash-a-thon began in the first when Ozuna and Giancarlo Stanton went deep for back-to-back shots off Rockies starter Jorge De La Rosa. The homer for Stanton was his first since May 24, and they were the first back-to-back homers of the season for the Marlins.

The Rockies got into the power act in a big way in the second, but not without controversy.

Trevor Story, Mark Reynolds and Nick Hundley each homered off Paul Clemens, who was making his first major-league start since 2014. The Marlins had called up Clemens to replace Justin Nicolino


to start her station wagon. Two men emerged from a nearby room in the motel where a party was still underway. The men approached her and offered to help. At their suggestion, she opened the hood, and they made some adjustments to the carburetor. With still no success in starting the car, M.H.L. told the men that she would have to use her bicycle to pick up and deliver the papers. She began to remove it from her car trunk. One of the men, Robert Ralston, went back to the party, but the other, defendant Guy Gregory Pugh, remarking on the cold, offered to take her to pick up the newspapers at the Rapid City Journal. M.H.L. gratefully accepted. Pugh drove her to retrieve her papers, and shetook off his pants and shoes, climbed onto her, and sexually penetrated her. She protested, she struggled, she prayed. She even tried to open the door.
[¶ 4.] To thwart escape, Pugh held one of her arms painfully behind her back, placed his mouth over her nose to stifle her cries, and put a hard object against the side of her head, threatening to shoot her. Thereafter, she ceased struggling and protesting. Saying that he could not go back to prison, Pugh twice asked, "I have your consent for this, don't I?" M.H.L. responded yes, explaining later, "I just wanted to get out of that alive." Next, he performed cunnilingus on her, and then he returned to a second act of penile penetration. Pugh allowed her to put her


clothes back on, and he put his on as well. Then, despite her requests to take her home, he insisted on cuddling with her. He fell asleep. After it became light outside, he finally drove her home.
[¶ 5.] By the time the two returned to the motel, M.H.L.'s supervisor from the newspaper, Jay Erickson, was there, concerned that the papers on her route had not yet been delivered. She got her newspaper bundles from the backseat, told Pugh goodbye, and went into her apartment. Visibly distraught, M.H.L. reported to her mother and Erickson what had happened to her. Pugh did not leave, but knocked on his friend's door. Erickson noted the license tag of the car Pugh had been driving. He also asked Pugh his name. Pugh respondedplaying pool, and took him into custody. After questioning at the police station by Detective Steve Oberman, Pugh was placed under arrest. According to Pugh, the trip up Dinosaur Hill and the ensuing sexual acts were consensual, accomplished without force or threat of force, and were as much her idea as his. Nor, according to him, did he ever transport and confine M.H.L. against her will. No gun was ever found, and, indeed, M.H.L. never actually saw any gun.
[¶ 7.] In the jury trial, the State called as witnesses M.H.L., her mother, Dr. Matthews, Pastor Turley, Erickson, Officer Brumbaugh, Officer Peterson, Nurse Schussler, and Detective Oberman. Pugh testified on his own behalf and called Ralston as a witness. The jury found Pugh guilty of kidnapping and second degree


2014: Finished fourth in the mile at the Ed Temple Classic, crossing the line with a time of 4:46.11...

2013: Ran a season's best 1:59.33 in the 800 meters at the Vanderbilt Invitational... Finished 13th in the 1500 meters at the Weems Baskin Invitational (4:17.22)...

2012: Set a personal-best time of 9:36.73 in the 3000 at the Ed Temple Invite (1/7)… Came in second in the 5000 at the Tennessee State Invite after completing the event in 19:02.64 (1/29)… Placed third at the Boston Moon Invite after running the steeplechase in 13:17.62 (4/14)…

2011: Had a season best finish of 13th at the Thorobred Stampede with a time of 34:12 (10/8) ... Best 8K time of the season came at the OVC Championshiups with a time of 30:28 (10/29)...

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Executing the Aum leadership prevents them from being questioned by third parties about what was really going on.

Aum was a front for the Unification Church of Reverend Moon that had long worked in the international narcotics and weapons business with the Nazis under Fuhrer Bush, the right-wing sources say.

Also, on the day of the subway gas attack on March 20, 1995, balloons from North Korea carrying an “unidentified liquid” landed all over Japan, bearing the message that this attack was “revenge on the 100th anniversary of the murder of Empress Myung Sung.”

Myung Sung wanted close relations with Russia in order to counter Japanese attempts to colonize Korea, so the Japanese murdered her and proceeded to colonize Korea.

It is also worth noting that the Aum


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Printheads: VATICAN ASSASSIN: #1 Out for Indy Comic Book Week from Mike Luoma

I'm releasing my new comic book this week, the first issue of the graphic novel adaptation of my science fiction novel Vatican Assassin. Cristian Navarro is the artist helping me bring the story to life in images.

It's 2109 and an interplanetary religious war is raging between Earth, The Moon and Mars. “BC” – Bernard Campion – may appear to be a priest in the New catholic Church, but he's actually an undercover assassin for the Pope. His new assignment? Visit the city on the Moon, Lunar Prime, act as Public Relations liaison for the Cardinal there – And assassinate the Governor of Lunar Prime, Meredith McEntyre!

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A suspect wanted in connection to murders in Utah and Colorado was captured amid a growing manhunt Tuesday, Salt Lake City police tweeted.

Details surrounding the arrest of Austin Boutain, 24 — who was sought in the fatal shooting of a Utah college student Monday night — were not immediately provided.

Hours earlier, police named Boutain as a person of interest in the death of a 63-year-old man who was found early Tuesday in his trailer in Golden, Colorado, near Denver. Officers were conducting a welfare check when they discovered the body of the victim, who was not identified.

Utah carjacking suspect Austin Boutain. Salt Lake City Police Department

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A cause of death and when it occurred were not immediately known. "Preliminary investigations indicate that the man had been deceased for a few days," Golden police said.

A second person of interest in the murder was identified as Boutain's wife, Kathleen Elizabeth Rose, 23. The pair had been traveling together before she was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Tuesday on unrelated drug and theft charges.

Police are tying the case in Golden with an attempted carjacking in Salt Lake City that turned deadly. Salt Lake City authorities said a green 2000 Ford pickup truck with Colorado license plates was spotted earlier in Utah and discovered to be registered to the victim.

Police said they were looking for thegreen pickup truck from Colorado but don't believe Boutain was still driving it.

University of Utah Police Chief Dale Brophy confirmed at a news conference Tuesday that Boutain was wanted in Colorado as well.

He said Boutain and his wife had been in Utah camping in the foothills above the university. On Monday night, Boutain tried to carjack a vehicle, and the victim — identified as ChenWei Guo, 22 — was killed in the process, police said.

Guo was an international student from China. The university tweeted Tuesday that it was "absolutely heart-stricken" by his death and that his family in China was "understandably devastated."

We're absolutely heart-stricken by the loss of student ChenWei Guo. He was "extraordinarily outgoing, creative, smart & extremely engaged." pic.twitter.com/cOqkRzu91t — University of Utah (@UUtah) October 31,


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The Beko Supercup 2015 will maintain the winning formula already used in the previous edition scheduled on two days, thereby creating a real Final Four. So to compete for the first trophy of the season we will find the team of Banco di Sardegna Sassari, who will meet the Grissin Bon Reggio Emilia in the first semi-final scheduled at 18.15, while at 20.45 EA7Emporio Armani Milan will face the Umana Reyer Venezia in the second match of Saturday, September 26.Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Human Rights Victims Seek Remedy At High Court

Human rights are front and center at the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday in two cases testing how American law intersects with international law. At issue in both cases is whether foreign nationals in the United States can sue corporations or other entities in U.S. courts for alleged violations of human rights.

The case that has corporate teeth chattering is a lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell Oil, which is accused of aiding and abetting the Nigerian government in committing atrocities in the 1990s.

The suit was brought by 12 Nigerian citizens, all of whom have been granted political asylum in the United States. They are natives of the Ogoni region of Nigeria where Shell Oil has conducted oil exploration for decades.

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PBC and lifestyle abuses like alcohol consumption. Its victims, therefore, have no ability to control its onset and rapid progression. At this time, the only effective medical treatment is liver transplantation.
Salgado was first diagnosed with PBC in 1986 when she was 41 years old. In January 1988, her physicians concluded that a liver transplant was her only hope for survival. She applied for coverage through AHCCCS. As she waited for approval, her condition rapidly deteriorated. AHCCCS did not respond to her request until the late summer of 1989. Although University Famli-Care, Salgado's AHCCCS provider, initially approved funding on August 1, 1989, it later denied coverage under A.R.S. § 36-2907(A)(12), which limited coverage for liver transplants to persons under 18.[1]
Because her life was at stake, Salgado, her family, andher physician petitioned the Pima County Board of Supervisors for help. In the meantime, she challenged AHCCCS' denial and exhausted her administrative remedies. Happily for her, Pima County granted her request and funded the transplant.[2] Salgado and Pima County then filed an action in the superior court against the director of AHCCCS, the state, and University Famli-Care, seeking review of administrative agency denial, declaratory relief and special action relief. The trial court granted the defendants' motion to dismiss. Salgado and Pima County appealed to the court of appeals, arguing that the statutory age classification violated the federal Medicaid statute and the equal protection clauses of the United States and Arizona Constitutions. The court of appeals affirmed. Salgado v. Kirschner, 172 Ariz. 285, 836 P.2d 995 (App. 1992).
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To join the discussion and learn about upcoming events and publications, please subscribe to our Email List by contacting us at MEC@du.edu. We hope to see and hear from you!

New CMES occasional Paper published

The Holocaust & the Arab-Israeli War of Narratives:Critical Dialogues with Gilbert Achcar

CMES is proud to present the thirdin our series of Occasional Papers: "The Holocaust and the Arab-Israeli War of Narratives—Critical Dialogues with Gilbert Achcar." In May we hosted Achcar, Professor of Development Studies and International Relations at SOAS, the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, for two robust days of lectures and conversations, including a spirited panel discussion on his acclaimed book The Arabs and the Holocaust: The Arab-Israeli War of Narratives. His interlocutors were Ira Chernus, Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Adam Rovner, Associate Professor of English and Jewish Literature at the University of Denver. CMES Director Nader Hashemi also sat Professor Achcar down for an interview while he was here.

This Occasional Paper is the fruit of these critical engagements with Professor Achcar,


whom the French newspaper Le Monde called “one of the best analysts of the contemporary Arab world.” Access the PDF by clicking here or on the cover image above.

The conflict with isis: recent cmes events & publications

Recognizing the significance of the escalating conflict with ISIS/ISIL in Syria and Iraq, CMES is actively involved in seeking to foster greater understanding of the so-called "Islamic State" and the underlying sociopolitical factors that propelled it to prominence -- both on campus at the University of Denver and in the public sphere.

Further, CMES co-hosted a faculty teach-in with the Sié Chéou-Kang Center for International Security and Diplomacy on the first day of Fall Quarter to discuss the various options for the U.S. in combating ISIS/ISIL. Featuring Dean Christopher Hill, Sié Center DirectorResources on Refugees & Asylum Seekers

This set of annotated links on Responding to Asylum Seekers & Refugees points to Catholic perspectives on refugees and asylum seekers. It includes links to key Catholic Social Teaching documents and statements by the Australian and Papua New Guinea Bishops on the agreement between the two countries for the refugee status determination and resettlement in Papua New Guinea of asylum seekers arriving in Australia by boat.


moment
– which means that it's given us a bit of
time to break out of the hunter and gatherer
mole.
It's only during this last 10,000 years that
we've had agriculture and so on.
Let's look at that in a little bit more detail.
This is another ice core, and this comes from
the opposite end of the planet.
That other one was down here in the south
in Antarctica.
This one comes from Greenland, not far from
the North Pole.
It's actually a much shorter time period.
It lasts 100,000 years.
It captures the earth as the temperature,
and this blue line is another proxy for temperature
as it's sliding in to the most recent ice
age.
There are a lot of spikes that you see in
the northern hemisphere that you don't see
so clearly in the southern hemisphere, but
we won't be concerned about those here.
We'relooking at common trends across the
earth.
Now, we unpack what has happened to us as
a species in more detail.
The first successful migration of fully modern
humans out of Africa was about 85,000 years
ago.
You see that there was a dip in temperature
which means that sea levels dropped.
It was easy for humans to migrate out of Africa,
and they did.
They went around the Arabian Peninsula, moved
on through around the Indian subcontinent
through the Indonesian archipelago.
The earth was getting even colder through
that time.
Sea level is dropping even further.
We were connected to New Guinea, Tasmania
was connected to the Mainland, and so on.
The first wave of fully modern humans ended
up here.
In fact, it branched at the very end between
New Guinea and Australia.
Indigenous Australians are the endpoint of
the first wave of fully modern humans out
of Africa.
They left groups


a name for that
10,000-year period with a blue line.
It is zero which is a simply a reference temperature,
and it stays there pretty steadily.
That's called the Holocene.
That's still the official epoch that the earth
is in.
We're suggesting now that we're moving out
of that epoch, out of the Holocene and into
the Anthropocene.
What has happened during that 10,000-year
period of unusual warmth, and reasonably steady
climate, although rainfall has gone up and
down through that period?
First of all, about 10,000 years ago, we saw
the beginning of agriculture.
Very interestingly, it appeared pretty much
simultaneously at four different places on
the planet.
Most people associate it with the Middle East,
with present day Syria, Mesopotamia, and so
on.
That was one of the places, but one of the
other places was just next door to us, and
that was New Guinea.
The New Guinea also inventedagriculture about
10,000 years ago.
The other two were in the Americas; in Mesoamerica,
and up along the East Coast of North America,
pretty much simultaneously.
Then, we started living in villages because
we had a food supply.
We grew towns and cities.
We developed civilizations in Africa like
in Zimbabwe and the Americas and, of course,
the ones we study in school in Europe like
the Romans and so on, and the Greeks before
them.
All of this occurred in this unusually warm
and stable 10,000-year period.
Now, are we set to go into the next ice age?
Absolutely not.
By a quirk of the earth's orbit around the
sun, this nice steady period of 10,000 years
was stretched to at least 20, and perhaps
30,000 years if we don't interfere with it.
Humanity is really set for a very long period
of equable climate on the planet in


Transcript for Illegally tapped pipeline goes up in flames

We turn to the breaking story overnight out of Mexico. A deadly fireball as an illegally tapped pipeline goes up in flames. ABC's Lana Zak is in Washington with the details. Good mng, Lana. Reporter: Good morning, guys. The images coming in from Mexico are stunning. Overnight at least 21 people killed, more than 70 others injured as this massive fire in a small town of Mexico 62 miles north of Mexico City and authorities say a fuel pipeline ruptured by thieves exploded causing the pipe of line to spew fuel dozens of feet into the air. Ambulances and doctors were sent to the scene immediately after the deadly explosion. The injured were rushed to hospitals in Mexico City andPost navigation

Boardwalk Assault Arrests

OCEAN CITY — Two Delaware men were arrested on first-degree assault charges this week after allegedly beating another man on the Boardwalk early Sunday morning.

Around 12:15 a.m. on Sunday, an Ocean City Police Department (OCPD) officer inside the police substation on Worcester Street and the Boardwalk was alerted by an employee a fight was in progress near the facility’s ground floor bathroom. As the officer ran down the steps of the substation, he observed two suspects, later identified as Javon Tazewell, 20, of Woodside, Del., and Jamare Tazewell, 19, of Dover, striking a white male on the sidewalk area in front of the police station.

According to police reports, roughly 50 people were standing around watching the assault. The two suspects ran down Worcester Street, then


fled north on Baltimore Ave. The officer noted in his report the victim was bleeding profusely from the facial area and appeared dazed. The officer pursued the two suspects on foot and was able to detain one of them, Javon Tazewell, in the area of Wicomico Street and Baltimore Ave. Another officer was able to detain Jamare Tazewell in the same area.

Javon Tazewell had fresh blood all over the front right pants leg of his jeans and blood on his shoes. Jamare Tazewell also had blood on his shoes, according to police reports. One witness told police the two suspects were kicking and punching the victim while he was on his hands and knees in the restroom. Another witness told police he saw the two suspects punching andhis vehicle in a parking lot.

Around 11 p.m. last Saturday, OCPD responded to the area of 13th Street and Baltimore Ave. for a report of people playing loud music from their vehicle in a hotel parking lot. Officers arrived and met with the vehicle’s owner, identified as Edward Allen Boyer, 18, of Dover. While speaking with Boyer, OCPD officer noticed a pen knife in the driver’s side door pocket. Officers also learned Boyer had an active warrant out for his arrest from Delaware.

Boyer was arrested on the Delaware warrant and a subsequent search of the vehicle turned up another pen knife under the passenger’s seat and a replica handgun under the driver’s seat. Boyer was arrested on the outstanding warrant from Delaware and was also charged with wearing,


arrested and indicted on first-degree murder and other charges.

Jail Time For Tazed Suspect

SNOW HILL — A Dundalk man who attacked a Worcester County Sheriff’s deputy in March and had to be tased to be brought under control, pleaded guilty this week in Circuit Court to second-degree assault on a police officer and disorderly conduct and was sentenced to a year in jail.

Around 6:30 a.m. on March 18, a Worcester County Sheriff’s deputy responded to the Alamo Motel in West Ocean City in reference to several disorderly individuals fighting out front. Upon arrival, the deputy observed three individuals fighting in the parking lot, including one suspect later identified as Isreal Christopher Haggerty, 19, of Dundalk. While the deputy was talking with Haggerty, he was approached by a juvenile femalewho said she had been assaulted.

The juvenile female then became disorderly, according to police reports, and when an attempt was made to take her into custody, the juvenile allegedly assaulted the officer. While the juvenile female was being taken into custody, Haggerty allegedly began attacking the deputy and the deputy had to deploy his Taser to subdue the attacker.

However, that was not the end of the fracas. The juvenile female then began to fight with another individual along with two other suspects later identified as Brent Monroe, 19, of Baltimore, and Stephen Stark, 44, of Ocean City. The investigation revealed had broken into a room at the motel, which triggered the fight in the first place.

This week in Circuit Court, Haggerty pleaded guilty to second-degree assault on a