joint action among opposition groups to overthrow the Islamic regime.

"We need to have a united and democratic coalition of all opposition groups in Iran, including the Persians," said Abdullah Muhtadi, a senior representative of the Kurdish Komala Party. "The nationalities represented here are ready to be part of a united coalition."

Afshar said pressure to overthrow the religious regime should come both from inside and outside, adding, "Our part in Azerbaijan has started."

A recent controversial cartoon in a government-run paper -- in which an Azeri Turk was depicted as a cockroach -- prompted rioting in Azerbaijani Iran in the northwest, near Turkey's border, where four people were reported killed and more than 40 others injured in protests. Other big cities, including Tehran, have also seen Azeri rioting.

A recent waveof unrest also has rocked Kurdish areas, where hardened separatists -- led by the Pejak group with links to the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -- have apparently been encouraged by developments across the border in Iraq.

The oil-rich southwestern province of Khuzestan, which has a sizeable ethnic Arab minority, also has seen a string of bomb attacks and apparent sabotage activity against oil and gas pipelines.

Some top Iranian officials have blamed the Islamic republic's foreign "enemies" for the wave of ethnic unrest. "Provoking ethnic differences is the last resort by the enemies against the Iranian people and the Islamic republic," Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, an ethnic Azeri, said on Sunday. "There is no doubt that this plot will be defeated."

Some other Iranian officials explicitly have accused


the United States and Britain of provoking ethnic violence. Washington and London deny the charges.

Some analysts suggested that ethnic tensions could crack Iran's firm resolve against the Western world.

"Iran can successfully employ overwhelming force against geographically isolated groups, but it would be much more difficult to handle angry Arabs, Azeris, Baluchis, Kurds and other minorities if they act against the state simultaneously," said Abbas William Samii, a regional analyst at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which is funded by the U.S. government and broadcasts mainly to the Middle East and former communist states.

The unrest comes at a time when Iran and the Western world are involved in a major dispute over the Islamic republic's nuclear program. The United States and it allies accuse Tehran of developing nuclear weapons whileIran maintains that its program is aimed at peaceful energy production.

At the Washington conference, Iranian Kurdish representatives were cautious over their objectives.

"Kurds have a right to self-determination. But Kurds in Iran are for a federal Iran," said Komala's Muhtadi. "Iranian and Iraqi Kurds have good relations, influence each other, but are not controlled by each other."

Asked to comment on the possibility of U.S. air strikes against Iran's nuclear and military facilities, IKDP's Hejri said any military attack would lead to the Islamic regime's emergence as a victim of foreign aggression.

The United States so far has not endorsed an official policy of regime change in Iran at a time when a diplomatic process still is under way over Tehran's nuclear program. But many Washington analysts believe that regime change


The genus name is a combination of "Korea" and the Greek κέρας (keras) meaning 'horn' and ὄψις (opsis) meaning 'face'. The type species is K. hwaseongensis, named after Hwaseong City.

Koreaceratops is notable for the tall neural spines on its caudal vertebrae, and for the structure of its astragalus. In some of the distal caudal vertebrae, the neural spines are over five times the height of the vertebral centra to which they attach. Lee et al. noted that several other ceratopsians also had tall neural spines on their caudals. As this trait appears in several branches of ceratopsians, Lee et al. postulated that the feature was independently evolved, perhaps as an adaptation for swimming. Lee et al. performed a phylogenetic analysis and found Koreaceratops to be positioned between Archaeoceratops1994, at 7. I also pointed out that defendant was also found in possession of guns and a telephone beeper, both of which are "tools of the narcotics trade ..." Id. at 8. Thus, there was enough evidence to conclude that defendant intended to distribute the drugs. No actual distribution was necessary to find him guilty of the offense charged.
In response to defendant's second argument, concerning the impact of Bailey, the Government concedes that the evidence at trial was insufficient to support a finding of "use" of a firearm under Bailey. I agree. As stated, the two handguns were found under the cushion of a loveseat. The cocaine was found under the other cushion at the opposite end of the loveseat. Thus, the guns were merely lying "inert"


CINCINNATI -- In a move the New York Times descibed as "a dramatic escalation of the Trump administration’s effort to crack down on Chinese spying," United States authorities charged a Chinese intelligence officer with attempting to steal trade secrets belonging to the Cincinnati-based GE Aviation.

Xu Yanjun, also known as Qu Hui and Zhang Hui, was extradited from Belgium to the U.S. Tuesday on two counts each of conspiring and attempting to commit economic espionage and theft of trade secrets, Department of Justice officials and other federal authorities announced in a Cincinnati news conference Wednesday. Xu is the first Chinese intelligence agent ever extradited to the U.S. to stand trial.

WCPO first reported about the investigation Tuesday after uncovering a then-sealed affidavit filed in March by FBI Special Agent BradleyHull. The affidavit, which had been briefly posted on federal document storage site PACER, requested a judge's approval to continue an investigation into Xu's interactions with employees of three aviation-based companies.

Among them was GE Aviation, which produces various aerial vehicles and technologies for the U.S. military.

According to Hull, Xu approached representatives of each company intending to obtain information and passed it on to "a Chinese company that engages in the research, development, production, and sale of exhaust turbochargers, engine valves, cooling fans, and other engine parts."

Xu is a deputy division director in the Ministry of State Security, the Chinese intelligence agency. According to the indictment, Xu targeted aviation companies inside and outside the U.S. for trade secrets and other information starting in December 2013 -- possibly earlier. He


the company, they added.

Authorities arrested Xu in Belgium on April 1; he was indicted by a federal grand jury in Ohio before being extradited. This is the first time a Chinese MSS officer has been extradited to the United States to face trial, Glassman said.

FBI Counterintelligence Assistant Director Bill Priestap said the case "exposes the Chinese government's direct oversight of economic espionage against the United States."

If convicted, Xu faces as much as 15 years in prison for conspiring and attempting to commit economic espionage and 10 years for theft of trade secrets.

"Innovation in aviation has been a hallmark of life and industry in the United States since the Wright brothers first designed gliders in Dayton more than a century ago," Glassman said. "U.S. aerospace companies invest decades ofArchmage Antonidas of the Kirin Tor apparently came into the possession of an artifact known as the Book of Medivh sometime before the Third War. It was stolen from Dalaran by Arthas and Kel'Thuzad during that war and used to summon Archimonde, thus beginning the Reign of Chaos. Archimonde referred to it as "the last surviving spellbook of Medivh, the Last Guardian." Kel'Thuzad was amazed at the amount of information about demons contained in the book.

There is some debate among the fan community as to whether the references to the Book of Medivh in Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal and Warcraft III refer to the same book, or to different books. Archimonde referred to the copy held in Dalaran as "the only remaining spellbook of Medivh, the


Last Guardian." This would seem to imply there had been others at one time. It's also possible that Khadgar's book was entitled The Book of Medivh, whereas the one acquired by Kel'Thuzad was simply a working spellbook.

In Karazhan the Shade of Nielas Aran, the involuntary father of Medivh, has Medivh's Journal, which could also be considered a "Book of Medivh". Mages from the Violet Eye - a sect of the Kirin Tor sent to spy on Medivh - were looking for the book and went mad when they read it. It was revealed that Kamsis gave the book to the Shade of Aran. When the player reads the book at the Master's Terrace they can watch into the past how Medivh killed the mighty blue dragon Arcanagos, nowcommissioner's office the following day to discuss a matter of alleged excessive requisitioning of food from the prison commissary for the warden and three employees under his direction.
The warden appeared at the commissioner's office on August 26, 1960, and talked in private to the commissioner during most of the day. This meeting is referred to in the complaint as a "hearing"; but from the facts alleged it appears that there was simply a private discussion between the commissioner and the warden which lasted from about 9 o'clock in the morning until after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The commissioner and the warden then allegedly agreed informally that certain withdrawals of food from the prison commissary made and authorized by the warden were not illegal or dishonest but showed


bribes from a professional gambler and of protecting the gambler against arrest. A formal hearing on these charges was held before a judge specially authorized as a hearing commissioner. The principal witness refused to testify. Other evidence was taken, and a formal written finding was made that the policeman was not guilty of the charges. Four months later the same charges were again filed against the policeman. The principal witness by this time had changed his mind and agreed to testify. A hearing was held on the new charges, and the policeman was found guilty. An appeal was taken to the courts alleging that the second trial was a violation of the policeman's rights, and that the first trial and formal findings constituted res judicata. In rejecting theand order, Warden Rigg appeared at the scheduled hearing at the commissioner's office in St. Paul. The hearing on food requisitioning was conducted by the commissioner of corrections and continued from 9 a.m. until 4:15 p.m. except for an interval for lunch.
In making the charges on August 26 the commissioner read to the warden from a paper or report which he had received from the public examiner regarding food requisitions and the dollar amounts thereof.
The files further indicate that at the hearing conducted on August 26 charges made by the commissioner of corrections were contested by Rigg; that all matters were gone into fully regarding the alleged misconduct as to food requisitions; that agreement was reached between the commissioner and Rigg to settle and terminate the matter in


be found to be due for any alleged excessive withdrawal of foodstuffs during May and June 1959 to be determined following consultation between the warden and the state public examiner. The files indicate that the warden accepted such determination as final disciplinary action and final disposition of the matter; that it was so agreed between the commissioner and the warden; and that the warden forthwith entered upon compliance therewith.
At the conclusion of the hearing on August 26, 1960, at about 4:15 p.m., the commissioner of corrections, in a joint, public news conference with the warden and with various newspaper reporters, announced the decision as aforesaid and stated to the press that at the conclusion of the 15-day suspension period the matter would be closed and the warden wasthen to be returned to his duties and his office. Full publication was given to this report by the press, and the warden complied with the agreement and left the prison on August 27, 1960, discontinuing his duties as warden for the period of 15 days.
On September 2, 1960, the commissioner apparently changed his position and served upon the warden the notice of hearing and order to show cause, notice and order of suspension, and statement of charges, based upon the same allegations and charges relating to the excessive requisition of foodstuffs from the general commissary in May and June 1959.
There is nothing to indicate that the normal remedy of appeal would not be adequate here since direct appeal from the order sought in the district court below


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Because all the water entering the sanitary sewer system is treated in a waste water treatment facility, municipalities and cities desire to keep the water intended to be transferred by the storm water sewer, which does not require treatment, from entering into the sanitary water sewer. Allowing clean storm water into the sanitary sewer system unnecessarily consumes capacity in the waste water treatment facility while increasing the costs of treating the water. When excessive storm water enters the waste water treatment plant, the waste water treatment plant may not have


the capacity to treat the large amount of water causing untreated water, including raw sewage, to be discharged into the environment which can potentially cause an environmental disaster.
One of the major contributors of clean storm water entering the sanitary sewer is the design of most manhole structures which provide access to the sanitary sewer. The manhole box, typically a junction box, is positioned below ground level and has a through hole in the upper surface. A series of concrete rings called risers are positioned about the through hole on an upper surface of the manhole box. The risers bring the manhole structure up to approximately ground level while providing access to the manhole. A manhole cover frame is positioned on the upper surface of the upper riser suchthat the upper surface of the frame is at ground level. The manhole cover fits within the frame.
After the manhole box, the series of risers, the frame, and the cover are placed in the selected positions, the hole is backfilled to secure the structure in position. Water from rain and melting snow runoff can seep through the ground and enter the sanitary sewer system through seams between the manhole box and the first riser, between the seams between the risers, between the top riser and the frame and also between the frame and the manhole cover.
Besides having to treat clean runoff water in the waste water treatment plant, seepage of water also causes soil erosion around the manhole structure. As water enters into the sanitary sewer system through


KAJAKI. The True Story with ourscreen

02 March 2015

After receiving critical acclaim, a BAFTA nomination, and overwhelming support from fans, KAJAKI. The True Story comes to our cinema thanks to ourscreen.

The first of its kind, UK based digital-social platform ourscreen aims to support the great work being done in cinemas across the country by empowering film fans and local communities to create and attend screenings at their local cinema.

KAJAKI. The True Story opened in November 2014 to endorsements from Afghanistan veterans for its authenticity, and glowing praise from UK press, earning comparisons to The Hurt Locker, and critical acclaim from Sunday Times, The Guardian and Empire magazine, amongst other top publications.

KAJAKI. The True Story is a tense war thriller directed by Paul Katis and written by Tom Williams, recountingan inspiring but shocking episode in recent British war history. The film depicts an incident involving a group of soldiers, mostly from the British Army’s 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment [3 Para], stationed at the Kajaki Dam in Afghanistan in 2006.

After one member of a three man patrol detonated a land mine, blowing off his leg, his fellow soldiers rushed to his rescue, only to find themselves trapped in an unmarked minefield, a relic of the Russian invasion of the 1980s, knowing that any movement in and out risked certain injury and possible death. Out of this harrowing day came extraordinary tales of bravery, selflessness and heroism, but also tragic consequences, for leader Corporal Mark Wright and his comrades, who risked their own lives to help each other.

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Tree frog discovered by CSU team. Credit: Santiago Ron

The diversity of frogs in the Amazon Basin is much greater than previously recorded, according to a new paper by Colorado State University and Ecuadorian biologists that could lead to greater understanding of how to save the frogs from extinction.

Chris Funk, assistant professor in the Department of Biology at Colorado State, and his team found a diversity of one- to two-inch-long tree frogs and toadlets that was anywhere from 150 percent to 350 percent greater than originally estimated, according to the paper published today in Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Funk conducted the study with Marcel Caminer and Santiago R. Ron, his counterparts at the Pontifica Universidad Católica del Ecuador.

The scientists sampled specimens in six countries within the AmazonIDENTITY DRESS started as an idea of a creative experiment. One basic dress pattern cut, many interpretations. Nothing more, nothing less. The idea was brought to life by Eric Maj Potočnik in summer 2013 and its first edition was put on display in the autumn of the same year. Back then surprisingly low on budget for a fashion event, but with faith and confidence the idea could grow if nurtured well.

IDENTITY DRESS is an international fashion design exhibition exploring creativity, launched by a distinctive opening show, located in Ljubljana, the capital city of Slovenia (EU).

It is a creative experiment with a palette of highly expressive international fashion designers involved. Curated by Eric Maj Potočnik and Matjaž Plošinjak, the project discovers possibilities of expression in design when limited by


Ezra Allen (Bill) Miner, outlaw (born circa 1847 in Bowling Green, KY; died 2 September 1913 in Covington, GA). Bill Miner was reputed to be the first train robber in Canada, although bandits had robbed a train of the Great Western Railway in Ontario on 13 November 1874, 30 years before Miner arrived in Canada. Miner was the first to rob the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) and thus became an outlaw hero in Canadian folklore. Miner was known as “The Grey Fox” and the “Gentleman Bandit” because of his polite manners during holdups. Miner was also credited with being the outlaw who coined the phrase “Hands up!”

Early Life

Miner’s youth is obscure, but he allegedly worked in California as a cowboy and mail courier before turning to crime. Hegained notoriety as a road agent, robbing stagecoaches. His crimes resulted in his incarceration in California’s San Quentin State State Prison in 1866, 1871, 1872 and 1881. The 1881 sentence was for 25 years.

Train Robber

Miner was released from prison in 1902. After briefly working at honest labour, Miner resumed his criminal ways, targeting trains, since stagecoaches had all but disappeared. Miner adopted a method of train robbery that had been developed by other infamous bandits such as the Butch Cassidy and The Wild Bunch. Miner and accomplices would board a train at an isolated location where it had to stop or slow down and commandeer the engine. They would unhook the express car that contained shipments of gold, currency and mail and force the engineer to drive the


rest of the train a few kilometres down the track. The bandits would then plunder the express car, blasting the door open with dynamite if the crewmen within were uncooperative.

On 23 September 1903, Miner and two henchmen bungled their attempted robbery of a train in Oregon. One bandit was killed, and another wounded and later arrested. Miner escaped empty-handed.

Robbing the CPR

Miner crossed into British Columbia in 1904. Posing as a semi-retired rancher named George Edwards, he took up residence near Kamloops. Miner recruited Thomas “Shorty” Dunn, an American gunman. On 10 September 1904, the Miner gang held up the CPR’s Transcontinental Express No. 1 a few kilometres west of Mission. They got away with $6,000 worth of gold dust, more than $900 in currency and $50,000 in USbonds.

The CPR and the federal and provincial governments offered a total of $11,500 in rewards for the train robbers’ apprehension, but to no avail. For a year and a half, Miner lived quietly as George Edwards, an old gentleman who was popular with local people and who was never suspected of being a criminal. In November 1905, American police suspected that Miner might have participated in a train robbery in the state of Washington, but he was never officially charged with that crime (see also Organized Crime in Canada).

Reward notice for the recapture of Bill Miner, sent to police departments, publications and private detective agencies. (courtesy Library and Archives Canada)

Downfall

On 8 May 1906, the Miner gang held up the CPR’s Transcontinental Express No. 97 near Duck’s Station (now


called Monte Creek), 24 km east of Kamloops. By this time, Lewis Colquhoun, a criminal from Ontario, had been recruited. They botched the robbery and got away with only $15 and some liver pills. Authorities were certain the crime had been committed by the bandits responsible for the 1904 train robbery. The rewards posted for their capture totalled almost $15,000. The ensuing manhunt was the largest to date in British Columbia history. In addition to provincial police and the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, it involved cowboys serving as special constables, Indigenous trackers, bloodhounds, and American detectives operating along both sides of the international border. The CPR provided a train to transport and supply the searchers.

The outlaws evaded capture for several days but were finally caught at a campnear Douglas Lake on 14 May. Dunn pulled a pistol and tried to run but was shot in the leg. Miner and Colquhoun surrendered without a fight. The prisoners were tried in Kamloops, where an American prison official identified the gang leader as Bill Miner. All three were convicted, and Miner was given a life sentence.

Article in The Province newspaper on 18 January 1958: “Bill Miner — last of the train robbers.” (courtesy Library and Archives Canada)

Escape and Legacy

Miner broke out of the British Columbia Penitentiary on 8 August 1907. Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier expressed his anger that a “dangerous criminal… thinking to play with impunity in this country the pranks he had been playing on the other side of the line… had been allowed to escape from


the penitentiary.” But Miner had many sympathizers in British Columbia who expressed their hopes that he’d get away. There was a popular anecdote about a man who said, “Oh, Bill Miner’s not so bad. He only robs the CPR once every two years. The CPR robs us all every day.”

Mug shot photographs of Bill Miner at the start of his sentence at the B.C. Penitentiary. (courtesy Library and Archives Canada)

Miner fled from Canada and was not known to have ever returned. He continued his career as a bandit until 1911, when he was arrested for a train robbery in Georgia. He was incarcerated in the state penitentiary but escaped twice. After his second escape, he was found hiding in an old boxcar in a swamp. Miner was takenback to the prison, where he died.

A Robin Hood-like mythology grew around Miner’s story. It included the account found in many “outlaw hero” tales in which the bandit pays off a mortgage for a poor widow and then steals the money back from the heartless banker. Miner was also credited with being the outlaw who coined the phrase “Hands up!”

A 1982 Canadian feature film, The Grey Fox, directed by Phillip Borsos and starring American actor Richard Farnsworth, was based on Miner’s exploits in Canada. A 1978 National Film Board of Canada animated vignette, one minute in length, tells the story of Miner’s botched 1906 robbery of the CPR.


A Nigerian pastor and accountant, Mr Samuel Kayode has been sentenced to 9 years imprisonment for defrauding the UK chain of Harberdashers Aske’s school £4 million.

Kayode was earning a salary of £57,000 per year and was found guilty by Woolwivh Crown Court of obtaining £150,000 by theft and £3.95million by fraud on Friday.

He was arrested for stealing £4.1million of taxpayers’ money and reportedly spending it on four women and luxury items which include a Mercedes, an Audi TT sports car and a £40,000 Infiniti.

The 59-year-old was said to have also paid £98,000 a month out of the looted money to a private healthcare facility taking care of his dying wife and reportedly tried to blame the theft on the now deceased woman after his arrest.

According to evidence presentedat the Court where he was arraigned, Kayode had been pulling off his scam for over seven years before he was caught, his case has been referred to as ‘Britain’s biggest ever education scam’.

The Haberdasher Aske schools have been able to recover £800,000 following the pastor’s arrest.

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I have problem with MAX_SPEED_STATION column.
In other words, I need in result to see in what station of the city was maximum value of the train speed at certain time.
My currect SQL statement:
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    A."CITY" AS city,
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    MAX(A.speed) AS MAX_SPEED,
    MIN(A.speed) AS MIN_SPEED
FROM
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    A."Stamper",
 about thischangeseverything.org and, if you want a synopsis, watch one of her great interviews here.

Teachers organizing

Public schools and public school teachers across Canada are in the crosshairs of conservatives. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has already attacked schools and unions but Alberta, Saskatchewan and most of the provinces with conservative governments are facing cuts and attacks. A timely book, Red State Revolt: The Teachers' Strike Wave and Working-Class Politics, takes a detailed look at how the recent round of teachers' strikes were organized and were successful in the United States.

If you have time, it is also important to learn how teachers' strikes in the past were manipulated to push for privatization and a charter school agenda. Teacher Strike! Public Education and the Making of a New American Political Order


Sean Hannity Named as Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen's Mystery Third Client

The Fox News host said on his radio show that he's had brief legal conversations with Cohen but has never been represented by him "in any specific matter."

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen was reluctant to name one of his other clients during a Monday hearing — but, after pressure from a New York federal judge, it was revealed that mystery client is Fox News host Sean Hannity.

After his office was raided by the FBI on April 9, Cohen was ordered to appear in court before U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood to rule on his request that his own attorneys be allowed to review seized documents and records — before government investigators do — to assess whetherThis invention relates to sectional floors and especially to sectional floors for use in indoor arenas where a number of sports, such as hockey and basketball, are played which require totally different playing surfaces.
Indoor arenas frequently are used for a number of different sports, such as hockey, basketball, and the like. In many cases, the arena must be converted within a few hours from use with one sport to use with another. Typically, the floor of the arena is connected to a refrigeration system so that the base surface is formed of ice suitable for hockey and other ice skating events. When the arena is to be used for other sports, typically basketball, the arena must be converted by installing a wooden floor. Such floors are usually provided


by assembling a large number of sectional floor panels which rest upon the ice. The floor panels must be secured together in such a manner that they provide a flat continuous surface.
The floor panels in prior art floors are connected together generally by one of two different methods. One method has employed countersunk bolts, accessible from above the floor, which pass downwardly through an opening in one panel and threadably engage a bracket element mounted on an adjacent panel. An effort is made to secure the bolts in position with their heads flush to the floor in an attempt to make the floor surface flat. In practice, however, these bolts do not lie completely flush with the surface, but rather present objectionable and hazardous irregularities upon which aQ:

Fire, guns or lions?

A murderer is condemned to death.
  He has to choose between three rooms.
  The first is full of raging fires.
  The second is full of assassins with loaded guns.
  The third is full of lions that haven't eaten in 3 years.

Which room is safest for him?
(Didn't make it up myself, but thought you might like it)

A:

Obviously its

 The lions who hasn't eaten in three years as it would be dead by now

A:

 He would open all the three doors at the same time , the lion would eat the all assassins and later  then the lion would jump into the fire , because of the guilt of killing so many people .It had turned into saint lion as it


SLAYER PULLED AS PRIMARY SPONSOR OF RICK WARE RACING'S ENTRY NO. 54 AT THIS WEEKEND'S BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY

LOS ANGELES, CA - FRIDAY, August 16, 2018 - Last week, Slayer announced that it had joined Rick Ware Racing as the primary sponsor for the No. 54 entry at tomorrow's Bristol Motor Speedway. Today, reportedly due to reactionary concerns from other long-time participating sponsors, Slayer has been pulled as the primary sponsor, and all Slayer signage has been removed from the car that was to be piloted by Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series veteran, JJ Yeley. The incontrovertible PODS Moving & Storage will now sponsor that car.

After nearly 40 years, Slayer apparently remains as terrifying to some as ever.Israel and the US outsourced the siege of Gaza to Athens last summer by preventing 8 boats in the Freedom Flotilla 2-Stay Human from sailing from Greek ports to Gaza. Despite this we were able to bring world-wide attention to the blockade of the Gaza Strip. Our efforts in Greece only fueled our determination to challenge the imprisonment of the people of Gaza. We said we would continue to sail and so we are!!!

At this moment, two boats are in international waters in the Mediterranean heading to Gaza. One boat, the Saoirse from Ireland, includes parliamentarians among its passengers. The other, the Tahrir, carries representatives from Canada, the U.S., Australia, and Palestine.

The U.S. Representative on the Tahrir, Kit Kittredge, was a passenger on the U.S. Boat to Gaza,


often referred to as the female, produces the hybrid seed, F1. The hybrid seed that is produced is heterozygous. However, the grain produced by a plant grown from F1 hybrid seed is referred to as F2 grain. F2 grain which is a plant part produced on the F1 plant will comprise segregating maize germplasm, even though the hybrid plant is heterozygous.
Such heterozygosity in hybrids results in robust and vigorous plants. Inbred plants on the other hand are mostly homozygous, rendering them less vigorous. Inbred seed can be difficult to produce due to such decreased vigor. However, when two inbred lines are crossed, the resulting hybrid plant shows greatly increased vigor and seed yield compared to open pollinated, segregating maize plants. An important consequence of the homozygosity and homogeneityA teacher from Ghana has received worldwide praise after a photo of him teaching students how to use Microsoft Word on a blackboard went viral.

Because there are no computers at the middle school where he works he uses coloured chalk painstakingly to draw a version of the computer screen onto the blackboard.

In mid-February, he shared a Facebook post showing photos of his 'needs must' method of teaching.

Akoto's improvisation skills have won worldwide plaudits after they appeared on social media

The school does not have any computers even though in recent years 14 and 15-year-olds are expected to write and pass a national exam, with ICT being one of the subjects

The teacher has said that he is always willing to go the extra mile for his students

'Teaching of ICT in


Bay ward Coun. Theresa Kavanagh is moving to have a controversial Woodroffe Avenue student residence rezoned to prevent it from ever becoming a rooming house.

The zoning change goes before the planning committee next week and would remove "rooming house" as a permitted use for the site.

"I worked with our department here, planning department, and we just took that out. We're not touching what they are doing now because we can't," Kavanagh said.

Bay ward Coun. Theresa Kavanagh is asking the planning committee to rezone the residence on Woodrofe Ave. to prevent it from ever becoming a rooming house. (Laura Osman, CBC News )

The 97-bedroom development at 975 Woodroffe Avenue has been controversial for the Glabar Park community.

The project began as a plan for eight townhouses but the property wasmarket was near . Over all we had a good time worth fr your money

this was my 2nd visit to ooty and i went to the same cottage, the last experience was very good as the owner Mr Ravi was alive and he did each and every effort to put the staff as ease, but since his demise, the property is at complete mess in the hands of the managers there who can be...

It was the worst hotel that I have ever stayed in. I will never recommend this hotel to anyone or stayzilla because the rooms which have been shown to me at the time of booking online was some different rooms that I could not even found in the hotel itself. The behavior of the staffs


the driver for a more powerful person in the organization.

"That led us right up the chain," he said. "And you can see that happening in the Russia investigation."

The first plea deal Mueller's office announced was that of George Papadopoulos, who served as an early foreign policy aide to the Trump campaign. Next, he looped in Michael Flynn, the former national security adviser who admitted to lying to the FBI.

In February, Rick Gates, the former deputy chairman of the Trump campaign, announced that he would be pleading guilty and cooperating with the special counsel. Gates' cooperation led prosecutors upstream, and his courtroom testimony against Manafort helped them successfully convict his former boss on eight counts of financial fraud last month.

Likewise, legal scholars say, Manafort's cooperation, as well as thatHaving practiced law for more than 19 years in San Bernardino,... Read More »

Amanda B. Naples is an Attorney at The Law Office of Heather Cullen. Attorney Naples is currently an active member of State Bar of California and practices exclusively Family Law. Attorney Naples is a native Southern Californian who graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry from the University of California, Irvine. She then earned her Juris Doctor Degree from Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington. Attorney Naples is an excellent legal writer having sharpened her legal writing skills as an editor of the Gonzaga Law Review. Her endeavors resulted in many published scholarly legal articles....

The family law practice at the Law Office of Heather Cullen strives to maintain effective, quality relationships with each


Southeast Judicial District in Norwalk, California. Joseph Torri received his undergraduate degree from California State University, Fullerton, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a minor in Speech Communication. While at undergraduate college, Mr. Torri was on the speech and debate team, as well as, President...

Having practiced for 29 years in both bankruptcy and family law, two often related fields of practice effecting consumers, I have gained considerable expertise as well as an understanding that consumers are seeking prompt resolution of such issues with the least conflict and at the lowest cost. Being among a small handful of dual Certified Specialists in both Bankruptcy and Family Law, I am frequently sought out by attorneys and litigants whose cases originating in one field have spilled overinto the other, where knowledge and experience in both areas is essential.

I am the principal partner of Castillo & Associates handling workers compensation, personal injury, criminal defense and family law matters throughout our Southern California offices in Riverside, San Diego, Indio/Coachella Valley and Imperial-Calexico. I'm married and blessed with children. I enjoy spending time with my family and love to fish, travel and enjoy watching Sports, Nature & Forsenic TV channels. I began my carrier working with the Allstate Insurance Claims Auto, Property & Liability Dept in 1987 while studying at UCLA. I then began working as a workers comp adjuster for Cigna Property & Casualty. While in Law School, I...

Valerie L. Murphy is a native Southern Californian who joined the Law Office of Heather Cullen as an


Attorney in early 2008. Attorney Murphy's legal focus is on family law matters including divorce, termination of domestic partnerships, custody and visitation, establishment of parental relationships (paternity), domestic violence, division of community property, child support and spousal support. Attorney Murphy has extensive experience and personal knowledge with issues regarding the United States Military and Family Law. Her experience includes issues relating to divorce, child and spousal support, the Soldier and Sailors Relief act, as well as application of Federal...

Family Law is an area of law that requires more than just an understanding of the law, it requires an understanding of people. When dealing with something as personal as family, emotions can run high and often impact a person's decision making process. At Swanson and Ruegg, we address yourAfter High School and having studied in Mexico for a semester, he served in the U.S. Army as a Russian translator. He then studied for a year in Regensburg, Germany. Upon arriving back in the U.S.A., he obtained a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Maryland and did post graduate studies at George Washington University in clinical Microbiology. Only after working for some years as a research assistant and clinical Microbiologist did he then attend law school.
Mr. Schneider graduated from Western State University College...

Taylor Bristol Warner is a founding partner of Bristol & Haynes, A Professional Law Corporation. She graduated from the University of La Verne College of Law in Ontario, California in 2011 and was admitted to the Bar in California shortly thereafter. While at La


Verne Law, she was the Chief Managing Editor of the University of La Verne's Law Review and founded the Public Interest Law Foundation. Mrs. Warner was an extern for the San Bernardino District Attorney's Office (Appellate Services) for a term and was an intern for a local family law solo practitioner.

Before attending Law School, Eric majored in Sociology at California State University, Fullerton. He graduated Cum Laude and was a member of the Sociological Honors Society. During this time, Eric studied the sociological aspects of the family as well as crime and punishment. He attended Chapman University School of Law in Orange, CA.

Eric is a member of the California State Bar Family Law Section and Orange County Bar Association. He is admitted to practice law in California StateCourt and the United States Central District Court of California. His primary area of practice is Family Law.

Attorney Ruiz started college at age 17 and graduated from CSU, Los Angeles with honors and Dean's List recognition in 2000. She graduated from Loyola Law School of Los Angeles in May of 2004 and passed the Bar exam in July of 2004. During the last 13 years, she has gained experience with family law cases such as domestic violence, divorce, legal separation, paternity, government child support, step-parent adoption, guardianship and grandparent visitation.

She primarily assist the families of the San Bernardino and Riverside counties. In Los Angeles County, Attorney Ruiz attends Court in the East District...

Matthew J. Knez graduated from the University of Redlands in California where he earned a Bachelor


of Arts degree in Creative Writing. He went on to pursue his Law Degree at the University of LaVerne, College of Law in Ontario, California. While pursuing his law degree he earned various awards, including CALI Award in Torts and he was on the Dean’s List. Mr. Knez was also a member of the Justice and Immigration Clinic where he worked with people seeking asylum into the United States from countries where they had experienced persecution or threat of persecution....

Mr. Schneider has taken a long road to bring him to the practice of law. After High School and having studied in Mexico for a semester, he served in the U.S. Army as a Russian translator. He then studied for a year in Regensburg, Germany. Upon arriving back inthe U.S.A., he obtained a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Maryland and did post graduate studies at George Washington University in clinical Microbiology. Only after working for some years as a research assistant and clinical Microbiologist did he then attend law school.
Mr. Schneider graduated from Western State University College...

Kathleen G. Alvarado is an accomplished advocate who is relentless in her goals of obtaining the best settlements and verdicts for her clients. She is not afraid to be firm in her convictions. She leaves no stone unturned, and investigates every option available when working for her clients. Ms. Alvarado is a graduate of Loyola Marymount where she earned her undergraduate degree. She earned her Juris Doctor degree at Loyola Law School. Prior to entering private practice, Ms.


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With each individual case, Catherine A. Schwartz brings the knowledge of over twenty years of experience practicing family law and criminal defense in California. Ms. Schwartz's undergraduate studies were in sociology at Philadelphia Christian College. She graduated with a B.S degree in law and a JD at Western State University College of Law, San Diego, in 1991. After passing the California State Bar in 1991, Ms. Schwartz practiced family law, juvenile dependency, and juvenile delinquency law in both San Diego and Riverside, CA. She has been involved in the areas of family law and criminal defense for the past 20...

If you are searching for the representation of a divorce lawyer inBondy's Tavern when he saw defendant "driving down Piermont" Road in Cresskill toward Demarest. Dunay testified that as defendant attempted to pull into a driveway "right by Bondy's ... he missed pulling into the driveway and came up on the curb and hit his license plate." Dunay testified that after hitting the curb defendant pulled away from the curb, pulling off his "license plate half way" so that "it was hanging on by one screw." Defendant proceeded down the street, "stopped for a while in the middle of Piermont and then just pulled away and drove away." Dunay further testified that at approximately 9:30 p.m. that same evening he saw defendant again. This time, according to Dunay, defendant "came from the direction of Tenafly," parked by Jolly Nick's,


that that charge included his driving the motor vehicle to the place where he parked it on the sidewalk and was subsequently arrested. Defendant received Dunay's written statement through pretrial discovery and was well aware prior to the municipal court trial of the essence of Dunay's possible testimony, to wit, that he [defendant] was operating his motor vehicle in an erratic manner on the evening of October 7, 1983, shortly prior to 10:00 p.m. when he was arrested. Moreover, defendant's untimely motion to suppress Dunay's testimony as the fruit of the unlawful arrest belies any argument now by defendant that he did not know he was being charged and tried for "operating" his motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor on the evening of October 7,Faithful." The second chapter of the book of Matthew details how the three wise men worshiped Jesus at the time of his birth: "And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down, and worshiped him."

"Yes, Jesus loves me. Yes, Jesus loves me. Yes, Jesus..."

Loves me

Is the king

Heals me

Died for me

In Paul the Apostle's epistle to the Ephesians, he stresses the undeniable love of Jesus. The third chapter and nineteenth verse of the book of Ephesians reads, "And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fullness of God."

"His truth is..."

The right way

Marching on

The glory

Here to stay

This very popular chorus line is taken from the song titled "Battle Hymn


of the Republic." Julia Ward Howe wrote the song.

"His faithful follower I would be. For by His hand he..."

Made me whole

Healed my soul

Leadeth me

Saved me

It is highly probable that the third verse in the twenty-third chapter of the book of Psalms inspired this chorus line taken from the worship song titled "He Leadeth Me." The Psalms verse goes, "He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake."

"Hallelujah! Thine the glory! Revive..."

By and by

This church

Us again

The saints

Willam P. Mackay wrote the song that has this chorus line. The name of the song is "Revive Us Again."

"Lord of all, to Thee we raise this our hymn of grateful..."

Honor

Salutations

Thanks

Praise

The seventh chapter of the second book of Samuel provides a clear reason why God deservesthe followers' praise. The twenty-second verse asserts God's supreme quality: "Wherefore thou art great, O LORD God: for there is none like thee, neither is there any God beside thee."

"Yes, we'll gather at the river, the beautiful, the beautiful river. Gather with the saints at the river that flows by..."

And by

The throne of God

Mount Sinai

Christ's palace

Other words from this worship song, which is titled "Shall We Gather at the River?," are, "Shall we gather at the river, where bright angel feet have trod; with its crystal tide forever flowing by the throne of God?" The twenty-second chapter of the book of Revelation paints a similar picture. Its first verse reads, "And he shewed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out of the


throne of God and of the Lamb."

"Jesus paid it all, all to Him I owe; Sin had left a crimson stain, He washed it white..."

As snow

Like a dove

And clean

So bright

This chorus line is taken from the worship song called "Jesus Paid It All." Other song lyrics are: "I hear the Savior say, 'Thy strength indeed is small; child of weakness watch and pray. Find in me thine all in all.'"

"I surrender all, All to Thee my blessed Savior..."

Please keep me

Lift me up

Give me mercy

I surrender all

"I Surrender All" is the name of this worship song. Submission to Jesus the Savior is an essential principle in Christianity.

"Under His wings my soul shall abide, Safely abide..."

Until I sin

Forever

Until the end

In the heavens

"Under His Wings" is the title of the worshipsong. The ninety-first chapter and fourth verse of the Old Testament book of Psalms affirms the song's principles. Part of the verse reads, "under his wings shalt thou trust."

"Count your many blessings, Name them one by one, And it will surprise you what..."

The Lord hath done

Is all so fun

Faith hath begun

Strength He hath won

"Count Your Blessings" is the name of the worship song that is referenced. The first chapter of the New Testament book of James suggests where the blessings come from. Verse seventeen reads: "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above."

"Face to face in all His glory I shall see Him..."

And I will cry!

In heaven!

If I make it!

By and by!

This chorus is from the worship song "Face to Face." Another part of the chorus


Lamb

Light of Heaven

Sea of Galilee

The name of this worship song is "There is Power in the Blood," and it expresses how the blood of Jesus, who is the "Lamb," purifies. The tenth chapter of the book of Jeremiah touches on this theme of spiritual power: "Forasmuch as there is none like unto thee, O LORD; thou art great, and thy name is great in might."

"O that will be glory for me, Glory for me ..."

Glory for me!

Glory for Jesus!

Glory for you!

Amen, Amen!

The worship song's name is "O That Will Be Glory," and it was written by Charles H. Gabriel. Another part of the song goes, "When all my labors and trials are over, And I am safe on that beautiful shore, just to be near the dear LordHe will take care of you; God will..."

Be so true

See you through

Take care of you

Never make you blue

"God Will Take Care of You" is the name of the worship song that contains this chorus. Civilla Martin is the author.

"His eye is on the sparrow and I know..."

He lives

God judges me

He watches me

Jesus

The name of the worship song that contains this chorus is "His Eye Is On The Sparrow." The tenth chapter of the book of Matthew in the New Testament also refers to God's focus on a sparrow. The twenty-ninth verse reads: "Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? And one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father."

The name of the worship song that is referenced here is "He Keeps Me Singing." The


of his flock

His own

Forgiven

His friend

A few lyrics from this worship song called "In the Garden" are as follows: "I come to the garden alone while the dew is still on the roses; And the voice I hear, falling on my ear, the Son of God discloses." These words encourage a deeply meditative and highly spiritual state of mind.

"Someone far from harbor you may guide across the bar; brighten the corner..."

With a smile

For your God

Where you are

And fly

This chorus is taken from the worship song "Brighten the Corner Where You Are." The fifth chapter from the book of Matthew at the fourteenth verse describes how a follower of Jesus is like a light that brightens: "Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on anhill cannot be hid."

"I will cling to the old rugged cross, And exchange it some day for..."

A crown

A ticket to Glory

Forgiveness

A lily

The third chapter of the book of John at the sixteenth verse famously states: "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." The chorus line mentioned here is taken from the worship song "The Old Rugged Cross," which reflects the salvation principle stated in the book of John.

"I'd rather have Jesus than..."

The riches of the world

Anything this world affords today

Sinful things

Worldly possessions

The sixteenth chapter of the book of Matthew poses the question, "For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?"


The chorus mentioned here is taken from the worship song "I'd Rather Have Jesus." Other words in this song also reflect the viewpoint implied in the book of Matthew, sixteenth chapter, like, "I'd rather have Jesus than houses or lands. I'd rather be led by His nail-pierced hand."

"Turn your eyes upon Jesus, look full in His wonderful..."

Face

Book of life

Hands

Well of hope

Perhaps the twelfth chapter and second verse of the book of Hebrews inspired author Helen H. Lemmel to pen this chorus line to the worship song "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus." Part of the Hebrews text reads, "Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith..."

"There's a crown and you can win it, If you go..."

The way of the righteous

In Jesus's name

To church

To Jericho

The first part ofday, When Jesus washed..."

His hands of all sin

Me clean

My sins away

The temple

The worship song "O Happy Day, That Fixed My Choice" contains this chorus line. The fifteenth chapter of the book of Luke also declares joy when redemption occurs: "...there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth."

"There is a balm in Gilead to..."

Deal with thee

Heal the sin-sick soul

Chastise the wicked

Feed the hungry

Other lyrics for this song, which is titled "There is a Balm in Gilead," are as follows: "Sometimes I feel discouraged and think my work's in vain, But then the Holy Spirit revives my soul again." The second chapter of the book of first Peter also illustrates this healing theme. It reads, "Who his own self bare our sins


in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed."

"Come and worship, come and worship, worship Christ..."

Before it's too late

Christ the King

The new-born King

Who saved you

The Old Testament book of Psalms offers similar praises in the one hundred forty-eighth chapter, which reads: "Praise ye him, all his angels: praise ye him, all his hosts." The chorus line is from the worship song called "Angels, from the Realms of Glory."

"On Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is..."

Quicksand

Not so fertile

For the sinner man

Sinking sand

The third chapter of the New Testament book of first Corinthians informs followers about a solid foundation. The eleventh verse reads: "For other foundation can no man lay than that isthe seat of Government
designed by Sir Herbert Baker - were defined and used as
the departure point for urban design guidelines for the
proposed headquarters of the Dept of Foreign Affairs
planned in its proximity. In the last case study, the
conservation process for an inner city regeneration project
in a 100 year-old railway precinct in Pretoria at the foot of
the new Freedom Park -a national legacy site
commemorating African struggles for freedomsucceeded
in retaining intangible heritage resources in the
face of extremely compromising urban development
pressures and low-cost housing needs, as well as the
ravages of a rapid rail system which is soon to traverse
the site.

FISHER, R.C. 2001. The design intentions of Baker at the Union Buildings. In BAKKER, K.A. & DE JONG R.C. 2001. New headquarters for the Dept Foreign Affairs at the Union Buildings: Heritage


Construction began on the new Tivoli Theatre in 1914. By the close of the
year “good progress is being made with the new theatre being erected in Albert-street
on the site of the old Turkish Baths. Architecturally it promises to be an
ornament to Market-square. It should also be a valuable addition to our places
of amusement” (Brisbane Courier 19 Dec. 1914: 13). The new theatre
held a Grand Opening performance on Saturday 15 May 1915 “when Mr. Hugh D.
McIntosh will have much pleasure in presenting to the Theatre-going Public
of Brisbane the Latest Vaudeville Innovation—The Tivoli Follies” (Brisbane
Courier 1 May 1915: 2). According to Nancye Bridges, Hugh D. McIntosh
is “still the most flamboyant showman and promoter Australia has known” (Bridges
12). His role in the Tivoli Circuit certainly made him one of the mostauditorium to house 1800 people in three levels while
the Tivoli Roof Garden Theatre was built as an open-air venue holding 1200
(Companion to Theatre in Australia 604 and Brisbane Courier 4
May 1915: 5). “The Tivoli’s main auditorium is specially cooled by a large
air plant, which pumps 40,000 cubic feet of ice-cold air through the theatre
every minute” (Brisbane Courier 7 Oct. 1916: 3). Plush ruby carpets
were installed (Brisbane Courier 3 May 1915: 4).

The Tivoli Roof Garden boasted open sides which were designed to let evening
breezes cool the audience while specially designed steel shutters could protect
the audience from rain. According to Australian Variety the Tivoli
Theatre was one of only six theatres in the world to have a roof garden at
that time (Australian Variety 29 Dec. 1915: N.pag.) and it was promoted
as


. The basic design principle was to
sacrifice the stage for the inclusion of more seats; the live theatre was
being converted into a picture theatre. The two galleries were removed to
make way for a single dress circle, effectively decreasing the seating capacity
1,400 (Treading the Boards 51). Building describes the ornate
chandelier which was a feature of the main auditorium:

The centre of interest is the great
chandelier, which is beautifully managed, but being so low down it takes the
eve off the proscenium, which effect theoretically, is wrong, although this
is frequently the most ornate feature of a theatre’s interior, and is apt
to afford an air of oppression in spite of the grace and glitter of the illumination.
(Building 12 May 1927: 37)

Despite the fact that Building claimed in 1927 that “the theatre business
in Australiawould seem to be booming, for not only are new theatres being
built in all the eastern cities and suburbs, but the old ones are being remodelled”
(Building 12 May 1927: 155), the 1920s was not a good time for live
theatre. The ‘remodelling’ to which the magazine refers typically involved
the transformation of a live theatre into a picture theatre. The Tivoli at
this time was almost exclusively used for talking pictures.
More renovations, this time to the foyer as well as the auditoriums took place
in 1935 with the theatre being reopened on 26 December. The Tivoli was purchased
by the Brisbane City Council in 1963 and closed in 1965; it was demolished
when King George Square was constructed.

[1] Henry
E. White was also responsible for designing several picture palaces in Brisbane
in the same year, namely


New Delhi, Basking in the success of 'Gully Boy', director Zoya Akhtar makes a debut on the magazine cover as she graces the March issue of...

New Delhi, Basking in the success of 'Gully Boy', director Zoya Akhtar makes a debut on the magazine cover as she graces the March issue of Cosmopolitan. Zoya Akhtar's 'Gully Boy' has become a rage across the nation making every character resonate with the audience. On the cover Zoya looks classy as she donns a white dress with minimal makeup and wavy hair left open. Cosmopolitan took to their social media handle and unveiled the cover,"And it's here! The director extraordinaire Zoya Akhtar is the cover star of our March 2019 issue. What makes it all the more special is that this isher first ever magazine cover!" Raking huge amonunt of Moolah at the box office, 'Gully Boy' entered the prestigious Rs 100 crore club in eight days. Even before the release of the film in India, Zoya Akhtar's 'Gully Boy' garnered immense accolades in the coveted Berlin Film Festival.

Now, with the recently released 'Made in Heaven' Zoya made her debut in the digital space as well. The Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti creation traces the journey of two wedding planners and unveils the scandalous reality behind the big fat Indian weddings. Zoya Akhtar who has been ahead of her times with films 'Luck By Chance', 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' and 'Dil Dhadakne Do' is now ruling the box office with 'Gully Boy' and is making all right noise across


quarters. The Zoya Akhtar directorial is indomitable a testimony of which is seen at the Box Office along with immense appreciation from audiences and critics alike. The woman with the Midas Touch, Zoya Akhtar has wowed critics with 'Gully Boy' with raving reviews making news across all quarters already. Over the years, Zoya is known to treat the audience with a strong male character driven film which has slayed at the box office along with critical acclaims. With a journey of four feature films, two short films, and one web series, Zoya Akhtar is one of the leading filmmakers who has carved her niche into the entertainment industry.Category: Plavix

Drug eluting stents were promoted as working so much better than the old bare metal stents that 6 million people worldwide have received them in the few years since the arrived on the market.

“It was a modern record for any medical device,” the Boston Globe reported on December 4, 2006. Some 2 to 3 million people in the US now carry one of these devices in an artery, according to FDA estimates, with new implants topping 900,000 per year.

Only two brands of DES are sold in the US, the Taxus, by Boston Scientific, and the Cypher, by Johnson & Johnson’s Cordis Division.

The trials submitted by the DES makers to obtain FDA approval for use in limited procedures with non-complex patients with single-vessel heart disease, involved a low


open after they are unclogged with balloon angioplasty. There are two kinds of stents, bare metal and drug-eluting. Stenting became popular because it was thought to be a safe alternative to heart bypass surgery.

DES were promoted as being more effective than bare-mental stents in keeping arteries open and quickly reduced the use of bare-metal stents when they came on the market. The use of DES has a current rate of up to 80% of all stenting in some countries.

The Taxus, marketed by Boston Scientific, and the Cypher, by Johnson & Johnson, are the only two DES approved for use in the US, but Medtronic and Abbott Labs sell their versions in other countries and are expected to enter the US market in the next couple of years.

Off-label stentingto emerge showing patients were developing serious health problems. Unbeknownst to the public, within 6 months of the approval of the first DES, the FDA had already identified 50 cases of allergic reactions associated with new stents.

On January 3, 2006, the Journal of the American College of Cardiology reported a study that found a number of patients had developed serious allergic reactions. A review of the FDA’s adverse event database since the first DES was approved through December 2004, initiated by cardiologists at the Health Science Center, identified 17 allergic reactions that were classified as probably or certainly caused by the stent, and 4 resulted in death.

Symptoms included rash, difficulty breathing, hives, itching and fevers and the study concluded that the coating on the stent was the likely


cause rather than the drugs released by the device, according to a December 20, 2005 Health Science Center news release.

“The patients in question are not allergic to the stent itself, but to the polymer coating the metal used to hold the drugs for 30-day release,” said the report’s lead author, Dr Marc Feldman, associate professor of medicine at the Center and associate director of cardiac catheterization laboratories at its teaching University Hospital.

During 2006, reports that patients were developing stent-thrombosis started popping up. On October 11, 2006, the American College of Cardiology posted an editorial on the internet by Dr Sanjay Kaul, director of the cardiology fellowship training program at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and a colleague, that warned that blood clots in drug-coated stents may becausing an extra 2,160 deaths in the US alone each year.

On October 23, 2006, Bloomberg reported that 2.9% of DES patients could develop stent-thrombosis within 3 years and because 4 million people had already received the new stents, “clotting related to drug-coated devices may have caused as many as 20,000 heart attacks and 10,000 deaths worldwide.”

A November 29, 2006 analysis by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation found that the risk of developing blood-clots was increased as much as 5-fold in patients who receive drug-coated stents compared to patients implanted with the old bare-metal stents.

In December 2006, the FDA panel also sought to determine whether DES patients could forestall the occurrence of stent-thrombosis by taking the anti-clotting drug Plavix and aspirin for a year or more.

With the drug costing about


roughly half-a-million dollars a year, says Darshak Sanghavi, a pediatric cardiologist and assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, in Slate Magazine on May 8, 2007.

However, doctors and medical facilities may now be reevaluating the benefits of continued off-label stenting since law enforcement officials released information this month from an investigation by the FBI and the US Department of Health and Human Services of a cardiologist at a facility in Maryland that found 25 unnecessary stents implanted in patients in 2006 alone, with the majority billed to Medicare.

The bare-metal stenting procedure was originally marketed as a cheaper alternative to heart bypass surgery, but since the arrival of the DES, that claim is bogus. On February 25, 2007, the New York Times quoted the Americanof the approval of the first DES, the FDA had already identified 50 cases of allergic reactions associated with new stents.

On January 3, 2006, the Journal of the American College of Cardiology reported a study that found a number of patients had developed serious allergic reactions. A review of the FDA’s adverse event database since the first DES was approved through December 2004, initiated by cardiologists at the Health Science Center, identified 17 allergic reactions that were classified as probably or certainly caused by the stent, and 4 resulted in death.

Symptoms included rash, difficulty breathing, hives, itching and fevers and the study concluded that the coating on the stent was the likely cause rather than the drugs released by the device, according to a December 20, 2005 Health


Science Center news release.

“The patients in question are not allergic to the stent itself, but to the polymer coating the metal used to hold the drugs for 30-day release,” said the report’s lead author, Dr Marc Feldman, associate professor of medicine at the Center and associate director of cardiac catheterization laboratories at its teaching University Hospital.

During 2006, reports that patients were developing stent-thrombosis started popping up. On October 11, 2006, the American College of Cardiology posted an editorial on the internet by Dr Sanjay Kaul, director of the cardiology fellowship training program at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and a colleague, that warned that blood clots in drug-coated stents may be causing an extra 2,160 deaths in the US alone each year.

On October 23, 2006, Bloomberg reporteda pediatric cardiologist and assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, in Slate Magazine on May 8, 2007.

However, doctors and medical facilities may now be reevaluating the benefits of continued off-label stenting since law enforcement officials released information this month from an investigation by the FBI and the US Department of Health and Human Services of a cardiologist at a facility in Maryland that found 25 unnecessary stents implanted in patients in 2006 alone, with the majority billed to Medicare.

The bare-metal stenting procedure was originally marketed as a cheaper alternative to heart bypass surgery, but since the arrival of the DES, that claim is bogus. On February 25, 2007, the New York Times quoted the American College of Cardiology in reporting that the average


Plavix for life.

In a few short years, these new stents have become one of the best selling devices in medical history. In 2005, about 1.5 million patients were implanted with drug-eluting stents in the US alone, with the market dominated by the Taxus stent from Boston Scientific, and the Cypher from Cordis, a Johnson & Johnson company. Cypher received FDA approval in 2003, and Taxus was approved a year later.

A market analysis in the January/February 2006, issue of Medical Device Link, reported that the worldwide market for drug-eluting coronary stents reached an estimated $4.2 billion in 2004 and is expected to nearly double by 2010.

According to the May 17, 2005, Boston Globe, Boston Scientific spent a mere $350 million to develop the Taxus stent but after the FDAthey will return to the use of bare-metal stents.

The studies including the BASKET-LATE study, presented at the March 2006 American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions in Atlanta, and most recently, the Camenzind meta-analysis presented at the September 2006 European Society of Cardiology Annual Meeting/World Congress of Cardiology Meeting in Barcelona, Spain.

The results of two Swiss meta-analyses of all available data from published trials of the Cypher, a sirolimus-eluting stent, and Taxus, a paclitaxel-eluding stent, reported at the meeting in Barcelona, found not only an increased risk of late mortality and non-fatal myocardial infarction with the Cypher stent, but also an apparent increase in all cause mortality. One of the meta-analyses showed a rise in non-cardiac deaths, from cancer, sepsis and stroke. They also found a slight increase in


antiplatelet therapy of aspirin plus Plavix in drug-eluting stent patients beyond the one year mark, and possibly for life.

Plavix is already a real moneymaker for Bristol-Myers, selling for about $4 a pill in the US. According to a February 27, 2006, article in Forbes.com, based on numbers obtained from IMS Health, a healthcare information tracking firm, the top 20 drugs in the US in 2005 included Plavix in the number 6 position with sales of $3.5 billion.

On July 18, 2006, the New York Times, reported that Bristol-Myers had already see a double-digit sales increase for Plavix in the US this year, up 26% to $850 million.

In addition to its extra costs, Plavix is not without its own serious side effects. A study published in the January 20, 2005,Iceland is a barren moonscape created by tectonic plates rubbing against one another on something called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. The result is a beauty you see nowhere else, but it also means not much can be grown on the island. The natives have to deal with a limited food supply from the ocean, thus developed a form of cannibalism in which the dead are processed into a product called Skyr. I’m kidding about that, of course. There are no cannibals on Iceland, but food is expensive and lacking in the sort of diversity we are used to seeing in the West.

The consequence of this is the range of desirable flavors in their food is very narrow. I was given a ham and cheese sandwich and surprised to learn


Tragedy: Caroline Wooler, of Thetford, Norfolk, died on the A1066 at nearby Riddlesworth on December 14 last year, an inquest has heard

Council bosses have made a grovelling apology to the family of a 27-year-old woman who was killed in a car crash after bungling gritters failed to salt an icy road.

Caroline Wooler, of Thetford, Norfolk, died on the A1066 at nearby Riddlesworth on December 14 last year, an inquest heard.

She was driving to work at the Morrisons store in Diss when she lost control of her car and smashed into a tree as temperatures plunged.

Tracy Jessop, Norfolk County Council's assistant manager for highways and transport, last night said the authority, which grits 2,000 miles of road on each run, was 'eternally sorry' that 'any action of ours waslost control of her car and smashed into a tree

Officers found she was wearing a seat belt, was not using a mobile phone and was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

The council has now imposed a raft of policy changes, including only adapting routes during the summer, with a cut-off at the end of July to avoid last-minute changes.

Assistant coroner for Norfolk, Johanna Thompson, recorded that Miss Wooler died as a result of a road traffic collision.

Ms Wooler's devastated family last night paid tribute to a 'kind and generous' aunt, saying the seven months since her death had been 'very, very hard'.

Her older sister, Clare Deabill, said: 'She wasn't just a sister to me, she was my best friend, so I feel like I've lost both.

Tracy


In my view, what the DNC has done in handpicking, from day one, the Presidential Candidate the Democratic Establishment prefers (Hillary Clinton), disenfranchises millions of Democrat voters who truly want the DNC to facilitate a “fair fight” on the Policy Issues ...

The November 6, 2015 announcement of the rejection of the Presidential Permit that would allow TransCanada to continue the XL Pipeline project to the Gulf of Mexico was rejected after being placed on hold by President Obama in 2011 amid conflicts of the route of the pipeline through sacred sites...SimCity coming to Mac on June 11

EA has announced that the latest version of their SimCity game will be arriving on mac on June 11 through their digital distribution service, Origin. Count yourself lucky, Mac owners, to have been spared the poopstorm that was the PC launch of the new SimCity game. Perpetual server crashes and the requirement of an internet connection just to launch the game were enough to cut short months of fevered anticipation. Though you're still tethered to Origin, if you bought the PC version, you'll automatically have access to the Mac version, and be able to play with PC players all cross-platform-like. If you're worried at all about stability, the entire game engine was rewritten to run natively on Mac through OpenGL.

Though I didn't


interconnectors. The interconnectors are of compressive type and electrically connect, when compressed by for example about 20% between the front glass sheet and the printed circuit board, the electrodes with which the front and rear surfaces thereof are in contact. The frame 1 holds the interconnectors 4A, 4B in the compressed state.
Recently, development is made to enlarge the display area of the liquid crystal display device. With the above structure, the printed circuit board have a larger size as the display area is enlarged. As a result, the cost of the device is increased.
Moreover, as an illuminating device is disposed between the liquid crystal display panel and the printed circuit board the interconnectors had to be thick (the thickness is the dimension in the vertical direction in theof the type material.

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Data deficient (DD). The only specimen available was collected in 1993 and the species is known only from a single collection location south of Bukit Raya in Central Kalimantan, and thus meets the B1a criterion for Critically Endangered (CR) status. The species was found to the south of the Bukit Baka -- Bukit Raya National Park, and, to date, there are no further collections of the species from inside this protected area. Satellite imagery in Google Earth from 2015 shows that the collection locality still has some forest coverage and was not penetrated with roads or logging tracks, and it also appears to not have been converted for agricultural use such as oil palm plantations. However, lack of collections and field observations of


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This video was recorded at MIT PE.210 SCUBA Spring 2007. This course will thoroughly educate the successful student with the knowledge and skills necessary to be a certified beginning SCUBA diver. The prerequisite for the course is passing the MIT SCUBA swim test and demonstrating a "comfort level" in the water. At the end of the class, students will attempt to pass the certification exam to become certified divers. The class is taught in two parts each week: a classroom session and a pool session. The classroom sessions along with the reading material will provide the student with the knowledge necessary to pass the written exam. At the pool, the water skills are taught in progressions


electric motor being encapsulated against the coolant. This has the essential advantage that the coolant flows over the electric motor, as well, and very effective cooling of the electric motor is possible thanks to the large heat exchange area. The electric motor is retained in the pump housing with the aid of at least one web so that it may be driven.
In particular it was recognized in accordance with the invention that the losses of a pump generally increase at the fifth power of the wheel diameter. At the same time, however, the losses only increase at the third power of the rotational speed, for which reason the electric pump of the invention is designed so as to predominantly derive its power from rotational speed, i.e., it aimsfor a substantially smaller size of the coolant pump of the invention in comparison with the prior art, thus expanding the possibilities of installation in an engine room etc. As the pump according to the invention moreover is designed as a so-called xe2x80x9cinline pumpxe2x80x9d, it may particularly well be integrated into cooling circuits and is of extraordinarily universal use.
Although fuel delivery pumps in the form of xe2x80x9cinline pumpsxe2x80x9d are also known in the field of automotive vehicles, in these the fuel flows through the magnet gap over the commutator of the electric motor, which makes them wet-rotor pumps. The maximum rotational speed of the electric motor is limited in fuel delivery pumps of this type because the drag losses strongly increase at elevated rotational speeds. These known fuel


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A camphor grain was prepared by pressing camphor (Wako, Japan) with a pill maker (Kyoto Pastec, Japan). The camphor grain has a discoid shape with a diameter of 3 mm and a thickness of [*ca.*]{} 1 mm. The camphor grain was put into the water channel. The motion of the camphor grain was captured for 6 min at 30 frames per second (fps) with a digital video camera (iVIS HV30, Canon, Japan).

By changing the concentration of glycerol in the aqueous phase, the friction exerted on a camphor grain was changed. The viscosity of the glycerol aqueous solution was measured by a vibrational viscometer (SV-10A, A&D, Japan). All the experiments were conducted at room temperature.

The obtained videos were analyzed using an image-processing software (ImageJ, NIH, USA). For the data analysis,Pages

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

In a speech last week given at Al Azhar, Ismail Haniya rallied worshipers during the Friday congregational prayers in light of the plight of Palestinian, Muslim worshipers in Jerusalem, who were being violently put down by Israeli forces. While the screen split between the reality of Al Aqsa under the Judiazation of Jerusalem and Haniya's speech, one side of the screen shows suffering while the other shows lobbying done for an interest outside of Jerusalem. Haniya was loading his shopping cart with Egyptian cries of support, televised into propaganda, after cutting ties with Bashar al Assad. Leading the chanting and later being seen paraded in the street, Haniya decried Iran, Hezbollah, and Bashar al Assad in Egypt's capital and heart of its own uprisings.

Sunday, February


26, 2012

The number game Israel plays as it arrests Palestinians is nothing but a mere smudging of numbers to satisfy the agenda of Zionists. Within the period of the first wave of the prisoner swap deal, an equivalent amount of Palestinians were arrested as those released. 309 still remain in administrative detention today, voiceless and still without charge that would justify their arrest.

The preemptive nature of colonization is nothing about security, but is a means of collective punishment. And sadly, some of those released during the prisoner swap deals have only found themselves in Israeli prisons once again. As Israeli continously violates the human rights of Palestinians, and continues to arrest Palestinians without charges and imprisoning them, the mechanism of Israeli military remains unchallenged despite the prisoner swapto their "divine" authority and guidance, without the African masses being aware that they are still colonized.

- Malcolm X, Egyptian Gazette, September 17, 1964

How can one really liberate oneself when their identity has to be reconstructed from the shards of violent, American slave trade? While Malcolm X grew up in a Christian household, he became a Muslim and yet he always remained a victim of the American experience no matter how free he felt in his identity.

If the Christian gospel was not attractive, and Muslims were seen as something foreign to the American narrative, what else could an African American identify with when their very identity itself had been manipulated and erased by American and European colonists?

Friday, February 24, 2012

Of all the words to choose, when language is


in a judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of $15,000 for injuries to him and to his car.  The principal questions raised on this appeal relate to the negligence of the two parties and to the last clear chance of each of them to avoid the accident.

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The most striking feature of the case is the failure of each party to the case to give a satisfactory explanation of the occurrence from his own standpoint.  Morris lived in a house at a distance of 150 feet from the west side of the highway, which runs north and south, and ascends a 2.6 per cent grade to the north at this point.  His account is that a short time before the accident he had driven toa station on the road one-half mile south of his house to buy gasoline for his car.  Returning to his house he drove northerly on his right hand side of the road close to the edge of the paved surface of the highway, followed by several other cars.  As he approached the entrance road to his house he slowed down to a speed of three or four miles an hour and gave a signal to the overtaking cars to pass him.  The last of these cars, driven by one Guthrie, passed him when he was 15 to 20 feet south of his entrance road.  At this point he looked in his mirror to assure himself that no other cars were coming from the rear


and then looked to the north and saw nothing approaching him from that direction.  At this moment he had a clear vision of the road ahead for a distance of approximately 400 feet.  Seeing nothing, he gave a left hand signal indicating a turn to the left and without looking to the north proceeded to cross the road in a diagonal direction to the left towards his entrance road at a speed of three to four miles an hour; and when he reached the center of the road and was straddling the two white lines in the center of the highway he looked north again and saw the defendant's car approximately 200 feet away coming toward him down the grade 'like a streak of lightning'. Guthrie testified that the Friedman car was going between 50 and 60 miles an hour when it passed him.  Morris was moving about five miles an hour at this time in second gear and he thought that the only chance he had 'was to step on the gas and make it' to his entrance.  The road was 22 1/2 feet wide at this point.  There was a shoulder on the west side four and a half feet wide.  Morris was able to stop his car in the space of 12 inches going at the rate of three to four miles an hour.  His car was struck by the oncoming car a little to the rear of the center and knocked around off the


west shoulder of the road so that it was facing north.  The front of his car was about three and a half feet from the paved surface when he was hit.

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The testimony on behalf of Friedman was not in conflict with this recital except as to the speed of the car which, according to his statement, did not exceed 35 miles per hour, the maximum lawful speed in the zone in which he was traveling; and except that Mrs. Friedman testified that Morris did not make a left hand signal before he started to his left to cross the road.  Friedman testified that he first became conscious of the Morris car when it started crossing right in front of him occupying the whole of his righthand lane.  He immediately jammed on his brakes but could not avoid the collision.  His car left tire marks 72 feet long wholly at his right hand side of the road.  His wife first saw the Morris car coming toward him before it turned and then saw it make a sudden turn to its left without any signal.  At this time the cars were distant from each other less than the length of the courtroom.  Neither of the Friedmans noticed any cars passing them on their left before the accident.  Friedman testified that there were no cars in front of him in his lane; and he said that he did not watch for the cars coming the other way, but kept a


lookout for cars in front of him on his side of the road.

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This statement of the evidence obviously justified the submission to the jury of the issue of negligence as to each of the parties to the collision; and since Morris was the plaintiff, there was the preliminary question whether the evidence of contributory negligence on his part was so strong that it was the duty of the judge to withdraw the case from the jury and grant the defendant's motion for a directed verdict in his favor.

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The judge ultimately came to the conclusion that Morris was guilty of negligence as a matter of law but he nevertheless submitted the case to the jury to decide whether or not the defendant had the last clear chance to avoidthe accident.  He told the jury that even though they believed that Morris failed in some duty imposed upon him in attempting to make his left turn into the entrance and therefore was guilty of negligence, nevertheless if they believed that Friedman saw or should have seen that Morris was making the turn and was in a position of peril from which he could not extricate himself, and that thereafter the defendant, in the exercise of reasonable care, could have avoided a collision by reducing his speed or stopping or pulling to the left, then they should find a verdict for the plaintiff.  We think that this instruction was correct for in Virginia the rule of law adopted by the Supreme Court of the State is


being in plain view of each other, and with equal opportunity to prevent the accident, they are guilty of concurring negligence, there can be no recovery."

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There was ground for the instruction offered by the defendant in this respect.  The jury might have found from the evidence that if the plaintiff had kept a careful lookout for cars coming from the north before he crossed the white line in the center of the highway, he could have seen the oncoming car traveling as he said at such a reckless rate of speed that it could not be stopped in time, and could have stopped his own car in time to avoid the collision.

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This rule has not been changed by the decision in Umberger v. Koop, 194 Va. 123,If Aurangzeb were told that he was one of the most liberal Emperors to have ruled, as Rajeev Dhavan argued in Court, he would bang his head against the wall and keep banging it until his head split open. These are not statements borne of bigotry, these are facts.

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Therefore, the argument by Rajeev Dhavan that the Muslim parties merely want the Babri Masjid to be returned to them and seeking a verdict in favour of it on the basis of restitution does not work in their favour. The Babri Masjid was the product of religious bigotry and persecution, a stone structure that was evidence of the atrocities Hindus were forced to endure during the rule of Islamic invaders.

Read: Ayodhya Dispute: Muslim parties seem to have given


representing Muslim parties has a complete meltdown, tears up maps, papers

A strong country cannot be built upon a foundation of lies. India was not born on the 15th of August, 1947. Our country was the manifestation of the great Hindu Civilization in an era of nation-states. And that is why the Ram Mandir must be rebuilt. The restoration of it would be akin to a phoenix rising from its ashes. The restoration of the Ram Mandir at Ram Janambhoomi does have the potential to open floodgates and initiate new dawn for our civilization.

The stories that are told of the Ram Janambhoomi Movement fill Hindus with pride and joy but also make them grieve for the Mandir that has not yet been built. The Ram Janambhoomi movement was thefirst true demonstration of Hindu unity in Independent India. It was a reminder to those who seek to divide us that we are still one. And that sent shockwaves across the secular establishment.

The edifice of Hindutva’s utter domination of the political arena was built on the back of the movement. It has transformed and changed and accommodated new things to propel itself further but no one could ever possibly forget where it all began. At the end of the day, the Return of the King of Ayodhya to His sacred abode would mark a new beginning, a new dawn for a New India. And it is on the foundation of our civilizational identity, that we shall aspire to reach new heights of greatness as a country.


For the nearly 100 Muslims running for state and federal office in the midterms questions about their faith are unavoidable

Deedra Abboud, an attorney, is competing for the Democratic nomination for the US Senate in Arizona. She has never sought public office before. But she has become a fixture in national headlines – in part because of online vitriol generated by the fact she is a Muslim.

Abboud wears a headscarf. Slurs against her have included calling her a “towel head” and suggestions that Muslims should not serve in the US government.

Abboud told the Guardian she saw a “silver lining” in finally being noticed. But she also felt a familiar frustration. She is from Little Rock, Arkansas, as evidenced by her southern twang. Nonetheless, she has had to settle forregistry and pronouncements that included “Islam hates us”.

Muslim Americans on Trump's travel ban: 'We live as second-class citizens' Read more

From the White House, Trump has picked a fight with the Muslim mayor of London and retweeted Islamophobic propaganda videos by a far-right fringe group, Britain First. But the most substantive blow to the Muslim community was arguably dealt by the supreme court this week.

In one of the most highly anticipated decisions from the bench since Trump took office, the court ruled in favor of the travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries. Although the administration argued the policy was not motivated by animus toward any religion or nationality, civil rights groups roundly condemned it as an unmistakable attempt by the president to make good on his promise to suspend


1981 strike

From BR Bullpen

The 1981 Baseball Strike caused a strike-shortened season. Teams played between 102 to 110 games, since games were canceled from June 12 to August 10 and not made up to even out the schedule.

The second half of the season began with the All Star Game on August 9. The playoffs featured the division winners of each half season (before strike and after strike) and an extra tier to the playoffs, much like the current Division Series.

The major issue behind the strike was the issue of free agent compensation, or, in other words, what compensation teams would receive if one of their star players was signed as a free agent by another team. The owners wanted a system whereby teams would receive a player of similarquickly moved on to working with the most experience corporate firm in his region.

Ricardo has had an amazing career. He pioneered the adoption over several legal mechanisms that are still being used by the legal community. Unlike other lawyers, Ricardo mentored many of his current law firm partners.


12.41pm:Another day, another initiative. As the millennium development goals summit winds down, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, will launch a global strategy for women's and children's health. The campaign aims to save the lives of 16 million mothers and children over the next five years and has as much as $40bn (£25.5bn) in commitments from world governments and private aid groups.

The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, is expected at an event in conjunction with the launch, along with the Chinese prime minister, Wen Jiabao, the Rwandan president, Paul Kagame, and the prime ministers of Ethiopia, Norway, and Tanzania. The ubiquitous Melinda Gates of the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is also scheduled to speak.

In other events, Ban will chair a forum bringing together world leaders andof poverty that simply aren't being mentioned: including an unfair trading system, unjust debt burdens and the biggest elephant in the room: climate change. If governments continue to dodge these thorny issues, then ultimately, the MDG project will be doomed to failure."

Yesterday, William Easterly, who is on the other end of the aid spectrum to WDM, made the same point about world trade - how it is a grossly unfair playing field for developing countries. He notes the egregioius example of how the US subsidises American cotton producers, which flood the world market, depressing export prices.

1.26pm:The Guardian has a photo gallery of some of the world leaders attending the summit, from Paul Kagame of Rwanda to Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. There's also one of Nick Clegg shaking hands


their hopes for the summit. This reader wants world leaders to make sure that poor farmers have access to livestock.

2.48pm:UN radio has this story about Thandazile Nombele, a 15-year-old South African girl, who lives in Port St John, in Eastern Cape. She lived with her mother, aunt and three cousins. But with the death of her mother and her aunt, Nombele has become part of what is called a child-headed household. The story is part of UN Radio's project 15, in partnership with UN agencies, telling the stories of 15-year-old girls around the world.

Of the 1.8 billion people worldwide aged between 10 and 24, almost half are girls.

3.15pm:How did Ahmadinejad's bizarre speech yesterday go down in Iran? Saeed Kamali Dehghan, who writes about Iran for the Guardian, saidMcCabe

Clegg says: "We can't cut ourselves off from the rest of the world. If the rest of the world is susceptible to extremism, conflict, the volatile effects of runaway environmental degradation, it affects us. It affects us directly. It affects the safety of British families on British streets. It affects the people who come to live in the United Kingdom. It affects our shared environment.

5.12pm:We are well into the speeches in the morning session of the plenary meeting. Here's a flavour of the bitterness felt by some developing countries at the failure of rich countries to meet their aid pledges. This comes from Ralph Gonsalves, the prime minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines.

The most woefully unmet MDGs is goal eight titled "a global partnership for development". While


a chicken salad followed by chocolate torte on linen tablecloths. The sign on one table read "poverty and hunger". Ban Ki-moon told the audience of about 200 people: "Investment in the MDGs is an investment in growth and markets of the future."

Global development: Delegates at UN summit Photograph: Guardian

Here are the great and the good tucking into their torte

6.42pm:Reaction is coming in thick and fast on that health initiative.

Action for Global Health, a group of European development health NGOs, has given a guarded welcome to the plan.

"For the strategy to be truly effective, rich countries must not only live up to their financial commitments from New York but must also put systems in place that track and uphold progress on the ground," the group says. "They must alsoshowed that it had finally heard that message. This is an unprecedented commitment."

7.06pm:Amnesty International is not too thrilled by the summit either. The group says world leaders missed the chance to put human rights at the heart of the MDGs.

"With only five years to go, it is completely unacceptable that world leaders have still not agreed to take concrete action to address discrimination and other human rights violations, which prevent the MDGs from benefiting those who need them most," said Salil Shetty, Amnesty's secretary general. "Although the plan of action includes language recognising that 'the respect for and promotion and protection of human rights is an integral part of effective work towards achieving' the MDGs, there is no follow-through in terms of commitment to take any tangible action."

7.19pm:There