by Jared in the trench coat, feelings coming out, Jared having done the trench coat thing because he wanted everyone to know how important Misha was to them, and frottage/dry humping. I hope you like it <3

Misha was watching. He had to. He saw Jared heading to the stage in that trench coat, his
trench coat, and curiosity overtook him. He only saw Jared from behind
at first, and he always enjoyed watching the guys on stage anyway, so
it was purely curiosity. That’s all it was.

None of the fans
noticed him. He was by the doors, and it was dark near the back.
Everyone was watching the stage, where Jared was wearing Castiel’s coat.
Misha leaned against the wall near the door and let out a heavy
breath, shaking his head when he realizedwent up to his room. He didn’t
take his time, but he didn’t inhale his food either, and by the time he
was finished and had thrown out the empty box, he was ready to find
Jared.

Their rooms were next to each other, and usually Jared and
Jensen’s rooms connected by a door between the rooms, but for some
reason this time the door was between Misha and Jared’s rooms. Some
sort of booking issue or maybe just the fact that Misha was the one to
pick up the keys and hand them to his co-workers. Oops.

Jared was
never one to silently move about his spaces, so Misha heard the door
slam and Jared’s heavy footfalls on the floor in the next room. He
heard the fridge door shut, and just as Jared tilted the bottle of water
up


curbing the epidemic and treating the sick. China has already donated a batch of nucleic acid detection kits and medical supplies to Iran.

In the meanwhile, China is in constant contact with Pakistan through diplomatic channels and has also offered Pakistan any assistance in the matter. The sources told The News that Pakistan’s ambassador to China Ms. Naghmana Hashmi has been discussing with the Chinese authorities concerned regarding the coronavirus situation in Pakistan on regular basis.

Meanwhile, the number of people who have died from the novel coronavirus in Iran has risen to 54, reports quoting Iranian state TV said.

The number of people infected by the virus in the country stands at 978. The numbers emerge as international experts are questioning the scale of the coronavirus epidemic in Iran, wherefresh spike in coronavirus infections on Sunday, as US President Donald Trump urged calm after the first death on American soil and Australia registered its first fatality.

The virus has spread to more than 60 countries around the globe, prompting the World Health Organisation to raise its risk assessment to its highest level.

Worldwide, nearly 3,000 people have been killed and more than 87,000 infected since the virus was first detected late last year in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.

China on Sunday reported 573 new infections, the highest figure in a week after a dip. All but three of them were in Hubei province, of which Wuhan is the capital. Despite the increase, China said its response to the epidemic — which include temporarily closing factories and quarantining Hubei


— “continues to be good” though risks still remained. “The next step is to focus on the risks brought by the resumption of work and the increasing number of foreign cases,” said Mi Feng, spokesman at the National Health Commission.

In recent days, the epidemic has spread also to sub-Saharan Africa, while Qatar, Ecuador, Luxembourg and Ireland all confirmed their first cases on Saturday. Armenia reported its first case on Sunday.

South Korea, which has the most infected people outside China, reported 586 new cases on Sunday, bringing its total to 3,736.

Australia reported the first death on its soil — a 78-year-old man who had been evacuated from the coronavirus-stricken Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan.

Global attention turned to the United States on Saturday after the first fatality on AmericanJapan, just 200 people took part in Sunday´s Tokyo marathon after it was reduced from a mass participation event of 38,000 runners to just elite athletes.

The sumo spring tournament which opens next Sunday will now be held behind closed doors due to the coronavirus.

Governments around the world have scrambled to prevent the spread of the virus, from large-scale lockdowns of millions of people in China to flight bans and travel restrictions from disease hotspots.


graduating high school in 1968. He served his initial active duty time until 1971, completing tours in Germany and South Vietnam.

Roberts later on received a direct commission in the Ohio Army National Guard in 1989. He re-entered active duty as Maj. Roberts in 1991.

It was during his time in South Vietnam that Roberts received the Medal of Honor for actions that took place July 11, 1969. He received the award March 2, 1971 from former President Richard Nixon.

Roberts received the award while serving under the 101st Airborne Division, 506th Infantry, 1st Battalion, B Company in the Republic of Vietnam. Then Sgt. Robert’s platoon was maneuvering along a ridge to attack heavily fortified enemy bunker positions which had pinned down an adjoining friendly company.

Roberts single handedly took out fourbring Ferguson out as a guest, that Craig's show is different from all the others.

I'm always intrigued by Dave's distancing himself from his company's other products. Coincidentally, the other guest on Wednesday's show was Ginnifer Goodwin, who first came to national attention on "Ed." Or, as GG said to Dave, "*your* Ed."


Galaxy backup goalkeeper Brian Perk undergoes sports hernia surgery

According to a Galaxy official, Perk will not be added to the team's disabled list. Typically sports hernia injuries take four to six weeks to heal.

With Perk injured, Brian Rowe slides into the backup role behind starter Carlo Cudicini. Rowe made four appearances for the Galaxy in 2012 as he made three in Reserve League play and one in a friendly against Tottenham Hotspur.share last week as the electronics giant finally announced the next edition in its flagship line of smartphones in the Galaxy S7 and its curved companion, the Galaxy S7 edge. Gear VR, the company’s virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD), played a big part of the reveal, as those at…

Last month VRFocus reported on the announcement of Giant Cop, a brand new virtual reality (VR) videogame from Other Ocean. Little is known about this intriguing project just yet, as the developer revealed the title over on Reddit and noted that the official website for it is yet to update to make mention of the…

2016 has already started off as an exciting year for smartphone-based VR. Google Cardboard and Samsung Gear VR have been around for a while now


Gigs Archive

2017 - UPCOMING GIGSThe Stairwell ProjectRoyal Brisbane and Women's HospitalNovember 2017 - January 2018The Stairwell Project is driven by the notion and well researched evidence that live music and art is an essential element in the healing process and general well being of patients, staff and public in hospitals and medical centres.The project is a collaboration with students, graduates and lecturers from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Queensland University of Technology, the University of Queensland and the Queensland College of Art (Griffith University).Currently the The Stairwell musicians play in the RBWH Foyer and in Oncology outpatients (Level 4) every Monday and Wednesday from 8:30am.

Aug17th August - Meta Weiss and Early Warning System (World Premiere of 'The Bird That's Flown Into My Room' by Ivan Trevino)24th August -Clocked Out with Lisa Moore29, 31 August - The Stairwell Project at RBWH

Sep24th Sep - 8th Oct - Savoyards presents musical production of Nice Work If You Can Get It

Aug14th-15th August - Springfield Anglican College musical production of Oliver!16th-21st August - Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University opera production of Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel 26th August - New Music of the Pacific Rim, featuring Terry Longshore, Clocked Out and Ba Da Boom (World Premiere of Kangaroopak Sardha)

Sep3rd September - Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra with Mark Isaacs5th September - SILA: The Breath of the World (Australian Premiere) directed by Tim Munro5th September - Standing Waves, featuring Band of Frequencies and Con Artists (Guest Mallet Percussionist) 12th - 20th September - Ipswich Musical Theatre Company musical production of Mary Poppins26th September - 10th


case study in which he presents two photographs of chess players as an apt metaphor for the challenges posed by the discourse on photography. One of the photographs, dated 1844, depicts William Henry Fox Talbot, the inventor of the calotype, and Nicolaas Henneman, a prominent daguerreotype portraitist. This photograph aptly symbolizes a major dilemma concerning photography’s beginnings: did it start with the invention of the French daguerreotype or the English calotype? The other photograph, dated 1934, shows Walter Benjamin and Bertolt Brecht, two key figures in the history of modern thought. The juxtaposition of these two portraits nicely captures the notion that theoretical debates and historical debates on the practice of photography need to complement each other.

The two photographs of chess players elegantly launch Emerling’s theoretical reflections, even[Music] Broda Shaggi – Oya Hit Me

The song was produced by Masterkraft as the comedian feature along with Aunty Shaggi on the hook. It is a funny one from the Instagram comedian as he combines his jokes and comedy to deliver this dope jam that will bring smiles to you face & joy to the act, it is a follow up to his last single ‘Pariwo‘ featuring sensational singer Teni.


If the area of the head portion of a pedestrian is determined, an area which forms the body of the pedestrian is determined by calculating the height of the pedestrian in the image based on the distance between the area determined to be the head portion and the camera, and an average height of an adult. These areas are displayed to be distinguished from the other regions of the image. In this manner, the position of the entire body of the pedestrian in the infrared image is determined, and this information is displayed for the driver so as to effectively assist the vision of the driver (refer to Japanese Unexamined Patent Application, First Publication No. Hei 11-328364, for example).
However, using the thresholding method, only the head portion, aas a clerk by three San Francisco concerns, each in rapid succession. She then graduated to the chorus line of the burlesque follies. She seems to have been an habitue of the Sarong Club in San Francisco. At least in 1953 that club had among its clientele persons like the defendants Ege and Boyd who had commercial use for young women willing to accept their management in the prostitution field.

3
Ege maintained in San Francisco sort of a supply house of women (of whom Cindy became one) and Boyd and Bruno operated houses of prostitution where and when they could find local law relaxed. Eventually, Cindy and Ege argued. In the vernacular, "they fell out." And that seems to have given the federal agents their chance to make a


case.

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During her career, Cindy was sent by Ege to Scottsdale, near Phoenix, Arizona, where she worked in Boyd's "house" which operated there awhile. Then she returned to California where she came under the direct control of Bruno at his "house" at Delano, some thirty miles north of Bakersfield. During the end of her circuit she plied her trade a day or two at Las Vegas, Nevada. There had been intermediate stops for her in brothels at Suisun, Sacramento and Barstow, under the aegis of Ege. It is around the necessary crossing of state lines by Cindy that the government found the required "commerce among the states" and thus the applicability of the Mann Act. It asserted that Ege, Boyd and Bruno all had a hand in the operation.

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EgeOctober.

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8. Boyd's subsequent admissions that he had telephoned Ege at San Francisco from Phoenix or Scottsdale, apparently around the time Cindy was going to and she was working for him in his house at Scottsdale.

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Out of the foregoing, the jury was entitled to infer from the circumstances that there a conspiracy had been formed in September, 1953, between Ege and Boyd to transport Cindy to Arizona from California for Mann Act purposes and to infer that it was executed. There is no shortage of evidence of at least one overt act, as charged, and of the commencement of the act in the Northern District of California, and thus proper venue.

Bruno and the conspiracy

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Bruno appears to have been an old and experienced operator in the brothel field. We have


little doubt that as such he probably knew when he ordered a woman from Ege that she would be one whom Ege was shuttling here and there and over interstate lines. We strongly suspect that Bruno made the arrangements with Ege for Cindy to fly from Phoenix to Bakersfield via Los Angeles before she rode with him from Bakersfield to Delano, there to work at her new profession and thus profit Ege and Bruno. But the evidence is just too weak to hold Bruno for a violation of the Mann Act on the record here.

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Backtracking for a moment, the evidence amounts to this: Apparently, without Boyd's knowledge,3 Cindy at Scottsdale in October, 1953, talked on the telephone to Ege at San Francisco. Ege told her to promptly flyto Bakersfield from Phoenix and to go to work at Delano for Bruno. She followed instructions. Ege directed that when she reached the transfer stop at Los Angeles en route from Phoenix she should telephone Bruno at a Delano number. This she did, but she refused to state positively that she talked to Bruno when she made the call. Upon her arrival at the Bakersfield airport, Bruno meets her in his Cadillac. He takes her to Delano where she works in the trade for him. We only know from evidence inadmissible against Bruno that Boyd and Bruno knew each other. Undoubtedly, Ege and Bruno knew each other.

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We think there is a permissible weak legitimate inference that Bruno and Ege had formed a conspiracy. It would have been stronger


Sri Lanka rest nine players for second Bangladesh Test

Sri Lanka will gamble on a second-string side when they face Bangladesh in the second Test at the Sinhalese Sports Club starting Sunday, resting nine established players and awarding three new caps as the selectors look to the future.

The selectors, keen to avoid player burnout in the coming months, when Sri Lanka will play flat out until the 2003 World Cup, resisted pressure to include star Muttiah Muralitharan, who took ten wickets in the first Test.

Captain Sanath Jayasuriya voiced his unhappiness with the changes, particularly the exclusion of Muralitharan so soon after recovering from his shoulder injury, appealing directly to sports minister Johnston Fernando to intervene.

But Fernando, although publicly supportive of Muralitharan's inclusion, refused to directly interfere with selection, aschairman of selectors Guy de Alwis signaled a willingness to resign over the issue.

The others to sit out include vice-captain Marvan Atapattu, veteran Aravinda de Silva, who scored 206 in the first Test, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene, Russel Arnold, Chaminda Vaas, Nuwan Zoysa and Dilhara Fernando.

The changes provide an unprecedented opportunity for Sri Lanka's emerging players - three of whom will be making their debuts, in addition to two players playing only their second games - to stake a claim for a regular place in the national squad.

Jehan Mubarak, a 21-year old left-hander, will win his first cap in the unfamiliar role of opener alongside Michael Vandort, 22, who played his only Test against Bangladesh last year, scoring 36.

Another left-hander - all five of Sri Lanka's top order


will be left-handers - Naveed Nawaz, 28, who has played three ODI's, will bat at number three in his first game with the experienced Hashan Tillakaratne and Jayasuriya at four and five.

The only other change will be the introduction of Chamila Lakshitha, a 22-year-old fast bowler who topped the domestic averages last year claiming 64 wickets at 11.64.

Jayasuriya, keen to focus on the cricket after a week of controversy, said: "The youngsters have been given a tremendous opportunity and they need to capitalise on it. It's a Test match and they will have to put in a lot of hard work."

Coach Dav Whatmore identified the bowling as the department with the most to prove after a wayward display in the first Test match.

"It was evident to all thosethat watched the first game that area where we can improve our game is in the field, particularly the ability to bowl a disciplined line and length over a sustained period of time, building up pressure on the opposition," he said.

Bangladesh are also set to make changes, the likelihood being that the experienced middle order duo of Akram Khan and Aminul Islam will be axed in favour of younger talent.

"There will be a few changes," announced coach Mohsin Kamal. "Akram and Aminul played in all the side matches and the first Test and, being experienced players, their performances have been disappointing."

Akram, 33, has played in six Tests without passing fifty once, whilst Aminul, 34, has not missed a Test since scoring 145 in Bangladesh's inaugural Test.

Number three Ehasanul


as the researchers soon found out, they’ve learned to co-exist with one another by taking turns roaming certain areas of the region depending on the time of day. Consequently, they avoid butting heads.

"We were quite surprised by this. It is not uncommon for dolphins to segregate into different parts of the sea, but to have certain times of the day in which they gather is unusual," explained study lead author Tilen Genov from the University of St. Andrews.

"We would sometimes see one social group in the morning and then the group in the same area in the late afternoon."

Related: Male dolphins present females with gifts during mating attempts

The mannerisms by which these dolphin groups formed and existed weren’t much different from how groups of friends exist up hereJose!

Ruth was born in Price, Utah and lived in Idaho before making Calibfornia her home. Ruth has three children who live in California and one daughter who resirdes in Arizona. Fifteen grandchildren and 15 or 16 great-grandchildren, who are scattered all over the U.S., give Ruth plenty of excuses to travel.

Travel has been something this lady has always enjoyed. She and her husband were members of the IOOF Travel Club. After his death, mutual friends introduced Ruth to a handsome young fellow who also loved to travel, which they have enjoyed for 2 ½ years.

Ruth’s companion is Byron Walkley (who hails from Birmingham, Alabama) and who has been traveling for over 23 years. Byron now resides in the Bay Area, too, as do his three children: Suzie who


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Roaming Charges: Blood in the Eye of the StormTrump is rightly being ridiculed for wanting to nuke a hurricane ... 200 died en route and the Spanish dumped their bodies in the sea.” + So Barbara Boxer, once the doyenne of the liberals,


The "beds to the west" scheme: the politics and outcomes of the 1982 New South Wales hospital rationalisation programme.
Recent announcements by the NSW Government concerning the closure and relocation of hospital services are reminiscent of similar initiatives in 1982. It is timely that consideration be given to the impact and longer term effectiveness of the "beds to the west" scheme as the earlier redistribution programme became known. A review of the extent to which the programme's objectives were achieved together with a description of the principal management features of the decommissioning process provide significant lessons for today's policy makers.to ensure property rights. Endowments provide transparent, and immediate, property rights. A child who is endowed with a seat at her neighborhood school can simply choose to attend that school. Her right to attend that school does not depend on other agents in any way.

The third lesson is that school districts have demonstrated a strong preference for controlling the racial and socio-economic composition of their schools: so-called [*controlled school choice*]{}. A common critique of existing school choice programs is that they have led to undesirable school compositions. For example, in Boston, schools have been left with too few neighborhood children, which has motivated a move away from the system recommended by economists ([@durboston]). In New York City, the new school choice system exhibits high degrees of racial segregation.


individually rational, Pareto optimal, and satisfies no strong justified envy. In the example, one agent envies another agent even though they have equal endowments.

The example matters because one may think that no-envy among agents with equal endowments is intrinsically desirable. After all, we have tied the notion of justified envy to endowments; we have insisted on fairness by “controlling for endowments.” The idea behind the example, and the explanation for what makes the example work, is straightforward. The punchline is that endowments are not the end of the story: The two agents in question have equal endowments, but they have different preferences. Through their preferences, the two agents play very different roles in the economy. Other agents “trade” with the two agents in question, and as a resultactor for his honest thoughts about Heathcliff, but didn’t get very far. His Twitter, however, indicates that he’s at least amused by the comic.)

According to his official bio, Non-Actor Peter Gallagher (as Brown refers to him) is a born-and-bred New Jerseyan, teaches at Montclair State University, and sings in a rock band called Holmes, “whose songs have appeared in many commercials and tv shows, including Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 2 and Dog: The Bounty Hunter.” Gallagher’s non-Heathcliff comics have appeared in the magazine Weird NJ, a repository for the disturbing New Jersey history and folklore. These comics fall under two titles, as far as I can tell: “The Jersey Tomato,” a strip about an impossibly sexy tomato that attracts both humans and vegetable people, and “Tales of


featured on the Kitty Korner section of the Sunday edition of Heathcliff, which highlights the antics of readers’ pet felines. They want to get closer to the comic, however befuddling it is.

Though on first blush, the main thing that Heathcliff has in common with “modern art” in that it is drawn in the modern era, this feeling its turbo-fans speak of — the desire to commune with something opaque and out of the ordinary — is a central aesthetic experience of art since the beginning of the 20th century. Think of Bertolt Brecht and the sense of alienation that overcomes the audience when watching the stilted emotional stunts of everyday life in his plays; the mechanical art of Jean Tinguely, whose massive contraptions were created to tear themselvesfirst became converted to Europe as an ideal and subsequently incorporated utilitarian and political Euroscepticism in their approach to Brussels. Public opinion, the media and civil society have also played a part.

Support for Euroscepticism has also varied over time. The Benelux countries were the original Eurosceptics, fearful that the Schuman Plan and the founding of the European Community would lead to Franco-German dominance.

Charles de Gaulle sought to limit the supranational power of the community through the French boycott of its councils in the 1960s. In the early 1980s, Margaret Thatcher strongly supported the single European market on value-laden and utilitarian grounds. This was followed by her Bruges speech, a rejection of moves to promote a European polity in parallel with a European economy. Today, the German Constitutional Court


against criticism: I lash back. Her main complaint was
my lack of ambition, but there were other things. She thought that I cared
more about baseball than her, because I spend so much time at practice, and
not on schoolwork or with her. When I try to do nice things for her to
substitute for my being busy, she thought I was too sentimental, and that I
thought gifts would solve everything. Last year, when I was out of town at a
game, I had sent her a series of teddy bears with small chocolates, and the
day I came back, I had a huge teddy bear with chocolates, and she had been
embarrassed. Another time, for her birthday, I had hired a guy to sing to
her outside her dorm room, and she had yelled atthat I
wasn't aware of how much she really wanted to get in to the Murphy Research
Center. She thought that I didn't consider her needs important, because I
always planned things without consulting her first. Case in point:
Valentine's Day. I had hoped to be spontaneous by surprising her with a
romantic night on the town at a nice restaurant, and she had announced that
she was leaving for an in-depth research project that week, and was mad that
I hadn't consulted her before booking reservations.
The last fight we had had before the one at the Meet and Greet had only
been two days before, when I had told her that I had to go to practice
instead of helping her with some project. I had skipped a practice once
before, and the team was devastated. I


be, Josh," I finally said. And I got up and walked towards him. His
eyes widened in fear, and he began sobbing incoherently. He shrinked away
from me, probably thinking I was going to beat him up or something, like
some stupid homophobe. I wrapped my arms around him and held him, finally
realizing that as much as this shocked me and challenged me, and made me
consider how I felt about him, it didn't change him. I couldn't push him
away. I felt a connection to him, and I was attracted to him. That was the
kicker. I was attracted to him. That was the main reason I was so
distraught: did that make me gay too?
I kept telling him it would be ok, repeating it over and over, as if it
would somehow stop thenight, I guess I shouldn't have been so
surprised. He caught my shocked face and smirked.
"Well, let's get started," he said, and began by pulling all of the hangers
out at once and tossing them onto a chair that was sitting right next to the
closet.
I opened all the drawers in the bureau, and the table by the bed, and the
table by the door, and the table in the little sitting room with the patio.
There wasn't much in there: just socks and some cologne. I dumped it in one
of the suitcases.
"Hey! You can't put socks and cologne in a suitcase like that!" He
exclaimed, abandoning the mess of clothes on the chair and hurrying over to
the bed. He pulled out everything I had just thrown in. "You have to sort
it!"
"Sorry," I said,


then I went in to the bathroom, grabbing his toothbrush,
comb, and a few other personal items. He followed me in.
"Don't even think about putting that in the suitcase. Those go in my
carry-on bag!" he said.
"You're going to carry your toothbrush on the bus?" I said skeptically.
"How do you think I got a smile like this?" he said, pointing to his
brilliantly white teeth.
"Bleaching?" I teased, and he punched me in the arm. "Just do what I say!"
"Yes, master," I said, then dumped the stuff in the suitcase anyway.
"You're just trying to get me mad, aren't you?" he said, smiling, as I
jumped out of the way when he ran to the bed.
"Maybe," I said, still laughing.
When we were finally done packing, he still had an hour and twenty minutes
to goArdiles: Aguero will win Golden Boot

Ardiles believes Sir Alex Ferguson will lead his new team to title No. 20, but that Aguero will have a big influence on the title race.

Ardiles said at the launch of the new book on the history of all 19 of Manchester United's league titles: "Carlos Tevez and Wayne Rooney are No. 10s who can drop deep and create as well as score goals. And, while Sergio can also do that, he is a goalscorer, he loves scoring and he will score plenty of goals in English football.

"He scored around 24 goals last season in an average Atletico side, while Messi and Ronaldo were scoring freely in the best two teams in La Liga. Now Sergio is in England with a very good


team, he will be up there scoring and will be England's top goalscorer, for sure.

"Sergio has the ability and the talent to go all the way. But, as far as Messi? No, not quite that far. For me Messi is now the best player there has ever been, and I never thought I would say there was a better player than Diego Maradona, but now there is - Messi."

The £200,000-a-week striker announced his arrival in England with a breathtaking two-goal debut against Swansea City on Monday and also provided an assist for David Silva after being introduced as a second-half substitute during the 4-0 victory at Eastlands.

In spite of this dazzling display, City boss Roberto Mancini warned that Aguero remains short of full fitness having spent the summerGREEN BAY, Wis./WASHINGTON Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Monday cited studies he said showed rampant voter fraud, saying the Nov. 8 election was "rigged" against him even as Republican lawyers called his allegations unfounded.

Trump, a New York businessman making his first run for public office, has sought to raise fears of a flawed election as he has fallen in opinion polls against Democrat Hillary Clinton.

"They even want to try to rig the election at the polling place," Trump told a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin. "So many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is very, very common."

Trump cited Pew Trusts research from 2012 that called for updates to the voter registration system because about 24 million registrations were inaccurate.

He also referred to a 2014 article by two


contained classified information..

Clinton's decision to use a private server while secretary of state from 2009 to 2013 has drawn criticism that she was careless with national security.

"This is worse than Watergate, what's going on with this," said Trump.

He also proposed a package of ethics reforms, saying that if elected he would ban his administration officials from lobbying government for five years after leaving government.

'NOT GOING TO BE RIGGED'

Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said Trump's assault on the voting system was an act of desperation.

"He knows he's losing and is trying to blame that on the system. This is what losers do," Mook told reporters.

The RealClearPolitics average of national opinion polls shows Clinton currently leading Trump by 7.1 percentage points, at 46 percent to 38.9 percent.

The country's top electedimpersonation fraud out of more than 1 billion votes cast in elections from 2000 to 2014. Arizona State University studies in 2012 and 2016 found similarly low rates.

A number of Republican-led states, citing the need to prevent voter fraud, have passed laws with stricter ID requirements. But several have been struck down by courts that ruled they were designed to hinder minority voting.

MELANIA TRUMP SPEAKS OUT

Trump's campaign has been shaken since the release 10 days ago of a 2005 tape showing him lewdly bragging about kissing and touching women without their permission. A series of women have since come forward with allegations about such behaviour on his part, but he has denied those accusations.

"They want to put nice sexy headlines up even though nothing happened," Trump said, blaming


the media for trying to "poison the minds of the voters."

On Monday, the allegations were in the headlines again after Trump's wife, Melania Trump, spoke publicly for the first time about the "Access Hollywood" tape.

A former model who has mainly stayed off the campaign trail, Trump told CNN she was surprised by her husband's language and said she thought he had been "egged on" to "say dirty and bad stuff," calling it "boy talk."

Melania Trump told CNN that the allegations of unwanted touching from women were "all organised from the opposition" and said media did not "check the background of these women."

In a separate interview with Fox News Channel, she said she had forgiven her husband for the comments in the tape.

"Those words, they were offensive to meand they were inappropriate. And he apologised to me," Melania Trump said in an excerpt released by Fox News Channel.

"I accept his apology. And we are moving on," she said.

(Additional reporting by Luciana Lopez and Jonathan Allen in New York, and Susan Heavey, Susan Cornwell and Eric Walsh in Washington; Writing by Doina Chiacu and Roberta Rampton; Editing by Leslie Adler and Peter Cooney)

SEOUL South Korean lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Friday to impeach President Park Geun-hye over an influence-peddling scandal, setting the stage for her to become the country's first elected leader to be expelled from office in disgrace.

ALEPPO, Syria/BEIRUT The Syrian army pressed an offensive in Aleppo on Friday with ground fighting and air strikes in an operation to retake all of the city's besieged rebel-held east


that would bring victory in the civil war closer for President Bashar al-Assad.

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of three properties in the Lake Tahoe market.

Even with the sale and closure of Harrah’s Reno, ERI brings to the table three of its own casinos in the “Biggest Little City in the World,” confirming that the combined company has a significant presence in Northern Nevada.

Casinos in the northern part of the Silver State are smaller contributors to overall gross gaming revenue (GGR) than their Las Vegas counterparts. In the last six months of 2019, gaming properties in Washoe County combined to generate GGR of $455.55 million, well short of the $3.29 billion posted by venues on the Strip.the rest of the toys into a garbage bag that he intends to place in the attic. When Andy is sidetracked, his mother assumes that the bag is trash and places it on the curb to be picked up. Woody leaves the college box in order to rescue them, but they manage to escape on their own. When Woody tries to convince them that Andy was really trying to put them in the attic, the rest of the toys refuse to believe him. They make the decision to throw themselves into a box of donations going to the local daycare center. In a mix-up, Woody winds up going with them. At the center, they meet a stuffed bear named Lotso (voiced by Ned Beatty) and a Ken doll


eyelid that is stuck half-closed. Played as a spoof of a horror-movie villain, the film wrings unexpected chuckles out of this character’s distressing appearance. Combined with references to films as diverse as Cool Hand Luke and The Ten Commandments, the gags move fast and furious as the film takes a turn into the prison escape genre.

But no matter the plot, the success of the film lies with the characters and their relationships. This is where the film gets kicked up a notch from good to great. The history these characters have on screen had already made me love them, but the wave of emotion I felt during the breathtaking climax and poignant resolution took me by surprise. For a little over ninety minutes, I was manipulated into believingpurpose to use it unlawfully against the person of another.

Vasquez received the life sentence for the conviction on the first degree murder of his ex-girlfriend. The sentences on the stalking and possession charges were merged into the life sentence.

During a trial, Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor Bina Desai and Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor Simret Michael presented evidence and testimony showing Vasquez followed the victim from her new boyfriend’s house, waited for her while she stopped at Dunkin Donuts and fired at her car when she turned onto Docks Corner Road in South Brunswick. He then proceeded to follow her into the parking lot at 241 Docks Corner Road, where she worked, walked up to her car window and shot her twice in the head before fleeing the area.

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Omar Gonzalez

HOW ACQUIRED: Selected by the Galaxy in the first round (3rd overall) of the 2009 MLS SuperDraft.

Omar Gonzalez is a big, physical centerback who has emerged as a starter for the US Men's National Team. Playing with the Galaxy after he was drafted third overall in the 2009 MLS SuperDraft, Gonzalez has been named the Rookie of the Year, Defender of the Year, and to four MLS Best XI's (2010, 2011, 2013, 2014). At the team level he has won three MLS Cups (2011, 2012, 2014) and two Supporters Shields (2010, 2011).

MLS Highlights

2014: Gonzalez anchored a Galaxy backline that allowed an MLS-low 37 goals all season, starting in 22 regular season matches in addition to all five MLS Cup Playoff matches. In addition to his contributions fromhis position in central defense, he scored a career-hight four goals and added a career-high two assists on the season. For his efforts, he was named an MLS All-Star, to the MLS Best XI and a Finalist for MLS Defender of the Year.

2013: Started in all 27 of his appearances for the Galaxy, scoring one goal and adding two assists. Was named to his third MLS Best XI and also earned honors as LA Galaxy’s Defender of the Year, his third time being named that honor.

2012: While on loan to FC Nuremberg, suffered a torn ligament that kept him sidelined for a portion of the Galaxy’s Regular Season. Went on to make 13 starts in 14 appearances during the regular season. In the playoffs, Gonzalez started in six


matches, scoring a goal that sparked a comeback against the Houston Dynamo in the 2012 MLS Cup final as the Galaxy captured their fourth MLS Cup.

2011: The 2011 MLS Defender of the Year, as well as the Galaxy’s Defender of the Year and a member of the MLS Best XI, Gonzalez had two goals and an assist in 29 regular season games. With Gonzalez marshaling the center of defense, the Galaxy allowed the fewest goals in the league and equaled an MLS record with 17 clean sheets while adding two more in the playoffs and three in the CONCACAF Champions League. After missing the first three games of the year, Gonzalez returned to the field in April and scored his first goal of the season at Chicago on4/17. He added a second goal against FC Dallas on 8/6 before tallying an assist at Kansas City on 9/5. Gonzalez also missed time in mid-July after breaking his nose, forcing him to miss the MLS All-Star Game, which he had been named as a starter for. He added a goal and an assist in the U.S. Open Cup and a goal in the Champions League as well. In the playoffs, Gonzalez played every minute of LA’s four games, helping the club win their first MLS Cup since 2005.

2010: The Galaxy’s 2010 Defender of the Year and an MLS All-Star for the first time in his career, Omar Gonzalez had a breakout season for the Galaxy in 2010. A finalist for the MLS Defender of the Year award


and a member of the league’s Best XI, Gonzalez started 28 of the club’s regular season games, as well as all three postseason games, leading the club in regular season games played and minutes played amongst all field players. He scored his first goal of the year in the 4-0 win at Seattle on 5/8 and then added his second on second half stoppage time of the 1-1 draw at Chicago on 9/4, heading home a Landon Donovan corner kick to save a point for LA. Gonzalez also added a goal in the postseason, scoring the game-winner in the second leg of the Western Conference Semifinal Series win over Seattle at The Home Depot Center when he headed a David Beckham freekick past Kasey Keller to give LAa 2-0 lead. He was booked a team-high eight times on the season and was forced to miss two games through suspension. These were the first two games of Gonzlaez’s MLS career that he missed and LA lost both games by 2-0 scorelines. He was the first Galaxy defender to be named to the Best XI since Chris Albright in 2005 and the first LA nominee to be named a finalist for the league’s Defender of the Year award since Tyrone Marshall that same season.

2009: The 2009 MLS Rookie of the Year, Gonzalez was the only Galaxy player to start all 30 of the club’s regular season games. He made his MLS debut starting and playing all 90 minutes at center back in the season opening 2-2 draw


vs. D.C. United on 3/22. He scored the first goal of his MLS career in the following game, heading home a Landon Donovan corner kick in the first half of a 3-2 loss vs. Colorado on 4/4. Gonzalez later added his first assist of his career on David Beckham’s game-winning goal vs. Chivas USA on 8/29. He played the full 90 minutes in 29 of LA’s 30 regular season games, missing just the final 28 minutes of the 1-0 vs. Houston on 6/28 because of injury. The 21-year-old led the Galaxy in both minutes played (2,672) and yellow cards (five), collecting his first in the 1-1 draw at FC Dallas on 5/23, while also setting new club rookie records for games started and minutes played and tying therecord for games played by a rookie. He helped the Galaxy allow an MLS record 31 fewer goals than the season before and set a club record 12 clean sheets. In the postseason, Gonzalez started all four of the Galaxy’s games, going the distance in each of the first three before being forced to exit late in regulation of MLS Cup because of an injury. He joined Sean Franklin as the only two players in club history to have been named MLS Rookie of the Year.

Career Highlights

Joined FC Nürnberg of the German Bundesliga on a six-week loan on January 5, but suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during his first training session with the club, ending the loan and forcing Gonzalez to return to the U.S.


in order to undergo surgery.

College Highlights

A three year starter at the University of Maryland, Gonzalez started all 69 of the games in which he appeared in for the Terrapins, helping them win the NCAA Championship as a junior in 2008. Gonzalez finished his college career with seven goals and five assists before turning pro after his junior season. He had a career-high five goals to go along with one assist during his junior season in 2008 when he was named to the NSCAA/adidas All-American First Team and First Team All-ACC while also being named a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy, which is given out annually to the country’s best college soccer player. In the NCAA Tournament, Gonzalez spearheaded a Maryland defense that allowed just one goal infive games and was named the College Cup Defensive MVP. He helped lead the Terrapins to 15 clean sheets in 26 games, including seven in eight games during the ACC and NCAA Tournaments. The 2007 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, Gonzalez was also named to Second Team All ACC and NSCAA/adidas All-American Third Team that season after claiming All-ACC Freshman Team and Soccer America Second Team All-Freshman honors the previous year. He scored his first career-goal in 2006 in a 4-1 win over Bucknell, also adding an assist in that game.

National Team

2014: Named to the 2014 FIFA World Cup roster for the U.S. ... Made his World Cup debut against Portugal on June 22, 2014, coming on as a sub in the 91st minute ... Started the


final game of the 2014 World Cup group stage against Germany, his first World Cup start ... Has appeared in five games in 2014, starting three ... 2013: Tied for third on the U.S. MNT with 14 appearances during the year and was second in minutes played with 1,172, trailing only DaMarcus Beasley … Gonzalez, who holds dual citizenship in the USA and Mexico, became cap-tied to the U.S. MNT with his start in the scoreless draw against Mexico on Feb. 26 at Estadio Azteca … 2012: Did not make an appearance for the U.S. MNT … 2011: Made one appearance for the USA, earning the start during the team’s 1-1 draw against Chile on Jan. 22 …2010: Made international debut for the U.S. MNT on Aug. 10,2010 against Brazil … 2009: Received his first call-up to train with the full MNT … Under-20s: Played for the U.S. Under 20’s at the Pan-American Games in 2007, scoring twice in the USA’s loss to Bolivia … Under-17s: Played at the 2005 FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Peru … First Appearance: Aug. 10, 2010, vs. Brazil… First Goal: None


art (in five full-size moving trucks) to the National Gallery of Art in 1990. More than 1,000 works followed in subsequent years.

As part of a national gift program, in which 50 works from the Vogel collection were given to one museum in each of the 50 U.S. states, the Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin was chosen by the Vogels and the National Gallery of Art as the Texas recipient.

Artist Richard Tuttle’s “Dallas (9 pencil lines)” is also included in “The Collecting Impulse.” The Vogels own the largest collection of Tuttle’s work in the world.

The Vogels’ deeply personal approach to collecting and their preference for acquiring challenging artworks made Dorothy and Herb singular figures in the art world long before they decided toto the soul without going through the brain.”

In conjunction with “The Collecting Impulse” exhibition, Mary Lee Corlett of the National Gallery of Art will speak at The Blanton about the Vogel collection on June 21, and the museum will screen the award-winning documentary “Herb & Dorothy” at the museum on July 19.

Claire Howard is The Blanton’s curatorial administrative assistant. She recently received her master’s in art history from the University of Texas at Austin. This story originally appeared in the e-magazine Aether and on The Blanton Blog.


1920s unlike any player has ever dominated any league, but by general acclaim, they were weak opponents upon whom he trod.Aaron had to deal directly with scrutiny based on the color of his skin, playing (as he did) shortly after baseball became an integrated game. Hornsby never had to face an African-American pitcher, but also never got to play regular night games.
Comparisons across eras in baseball call into question variables utterly impossible to quantify. Lining up the best hitters of all-time is an exercise in vapid punditry, and no one needs it.
It is possible, though, to figure out who were the best batters on individual eras, to find the proper order in which to place (say) Barry Bonds, Frank Thomas, Jeff Bagwell, Edgar Martinez and John Olerud, becausethose men performed under the same basic conditions and against essentially the same competition as one another.
That’s the exercise in which we now partake. Here are the three best hitters of each decade of MLB history from the 1900s- the 2000s.

The 1900s: Ancient Times

The first decade of the 20th century was not terribly different from the last decade of the 19th, as far as hitters were concerned. The bats they swung still seemed big as railroad ties, so home runs were very few and far between.
Only those fielders confident enough to withstand jeers about their manhood wore gloves remotely akin to those in use today. Overflow spectators often took in games from behind rope lines in the deepest reaches of the outfield.
In that environment, coordinated athletes won the


hit .426/.463/.643, and led the league in all three categories. He would repeat that feat in 1904. In 1901, he also led the league in home runs, runs scored, doubles, RBI, hits, total bases and adjusted OPS+.

1. Honus Wagner

Decade Stats: .352/.417/.508, 487 stolen bases, 372 doubles, 175 OPS+

A Few Words: Eternally famous because of a baseball card, Wagner lives most vibrantly in the minds of those who wish they had been alive to see him dominate as the league’s best hitter and a stellar defensive shortstop. He led the league in batting seven times out of 10 seasons, the same number in which he led in doubles. He won four of the rate-stat Triple Crowns of which Lajoie won two.

The 1910s: Ball’s Dead, Party’s over

In retrospect, it wasn’thigh technology, but advances certainly came for defenders after 1910. Gloves developed much faster than bats or balls, so although great hitters still found ways to dominate, run scoring absolutely plummeted.
President William Howard Taft inadvertently gave rise to the seventh-inning stretch during the Dead Ball Era, which leads one to wonder whether Taft (if alive today) would be among those insufferable baseball pseudo-fans who consider that “nothing happens” unless one team manages at least six runs.

A Few Words: Perhaps no historical ballplayer’s story is more familiar. Jackson went down with the ship in the Black Sox scandal of 1919-20, but prior thereto (and even in his final year before being banned for life, 1920) he was one of the best hitters in baseball history to that point. His


batting average stands third-best ever.

A Few Words: The presence of the man who looms next on the list kept Speaker from leading his league as often as he otherwise might have done, but in 1916, he hit .386/.470/.502, leading the league in each category. He won the 1912 MVP award after leading the league in doubles, home runs and on-base percentage.

A Few Words: Cobb’s sheer dominance is remarkable. He performed sensationally in literally every possible aspect of offense. He was both an elite base-stealer and an elite power hitter. He both hit for average and drew walks. He seemed capable of making opponents wither in his sight.

The 1920s: Ruth Roars, Runs Rise

Babe Ruth’s timing was impeccable. He converted from primary pitching duties to full-time outfield work just asthe game turned as hitter-friendly as it had ever been, and then some. Part of Ruth’s mystique has always been that he achieved 10 and 20 times more than players had before, and he did, but take note of the way the game swung and allowed him the chance to do so.

A Few Words: In all four of his league-leading seasons, Heilmann hit north of .390. He fell just 76 hits shy of 2,000 for the decade, playing mostly right field, and exclusively for the Detroit Tigers. They called him ‘Slug,’ because he was big and strong (for that era) and played a more muscular sort of game than most in baseball at the time.

A Few Words: In October, 1871, Peshtigo, Wisc. bore the brunt of a firestorm


started by small blazes and high, cold winds. Over 1,500 people died, making it the most deadly fire-related disaster in United States history, by a landslide. On the same day, Chicago burned. Few remember the Peshtigo Fire.
Fifty years later, baseball made its answer to Chicago and Peshtigo. While Babe Ruth so thoroughly dominated the American League as to capture the very imagination of the nation, Rogers Hornsby carved out a clear case as the more dominant player in his league. He simply couldn’t measure up to Ruth’s fame, as Ruth did his damage in a more alluring way, and did it in New York.
From 1920 through 1925, no player other than Hornsby led the National League in batting average, on-base percentage or slugging average. His cumulative line forthat stretch was .397/.467/.666. He dominated every phase of offensive baseball in a way not even Ruth really matched, though certainly, Ruth was ultimately the better batter.

A Few Words: Ruth joined the Yankees in 1920, gave up pitching nearly for good and became immediately the most dominant player of his generation. He eclipsed a .500 OBP four times in the 1920s alone. He was all about personality, charisma and carousal, of course, but the story in his stats is salacious enough.

The 1930s: Ruth Passes the Torch

In the 1920s, Babe Ruth defined baseball. He also meshed neatly into the fabric of a society run wild and cutting loose. When the decade ended in financial disaster and Ruth began to decline, the country needed a baseball star who could better


meet the eye of the common man. Players drew admiration once again for that which they overcame en route to their success, not only for being rich, famous and successful. Before the decade was over, the whole league would learn to love a man who had happily labored without rest in Ruth’s shadow for five or six years before he got his due.

A Few Words: Best remembered as the last NL player to win the standard Triple Crown, Medwick burned bright and hot during a brief peak in the late 1930s. He had an astounding 64 doubles in 1936, then won the Triple Crown in 1937 with a league-leading 180 OPS+. In total, he averaged 44 doubles per year for his 17-year career.

A Few Words: Gehrig became alegend through his remarkable comportment as his health deteriorated, and (in stark contrast with Ruth) for his earnest effort to show up every day in better shape and more ready to play than he had been the day before. He ought also to be remembered, though, for his amazing athleticism and baseball skill. He won the Triple Crown in 1934, and also led the league in OBP and slugging. On two occasions, he scored more than 160 runs in a single year.

A Few Words: Foxx was neither an athlete in a league with Gehrig nor a pure talent the likes of Ruth, but blended the two aspects of baseball prowess as well as either Yankees icon. His occasional willingness to trade a strikeout or two for walks was


well ahead of its time, but nonetheless, Foxx won three MVP awards during the decade.

The 1940s: War Baseball

World War II pulled the United States from its deep economic depression largely because the entire nation invested and involved itself in the war on some level. Baseball marched on, pursuant to Presidential request, but many players spent large chunks of the decade abroad, serving the country. Another reason not to compare players across eras is the inability to account for the 2,000 prime plate appearances Ted Williams gave to his country, or the 1,800 Joe DiMaggio gave, or the 700 Stan Musial gave.

A Few Words: DiMaggio’s loss of service time due to actual service time hurt even worse than Williams’, in a sense, because DiMaggio was never an especially healthyplayer, and the games he lost (though he must be projected to have lost fewer, in total) represented a larger slice of his career. His hitting streak in 1941, though, captivated the country like no player had done since Ruth chased down 60 home runs in a season.

A Few Words: Musial lost the least time to the war of any of the decade’s superstars, mostly because he was not initially approved as a draftee. He never played as though he had any physical restriction, though, simultaneously leading the league in doubles and triples four times. Consistency and preparation made up for any lack of athleticism Musial might have had.

A Few Words: Again, Williams gave away what (historically and statistically) ought to have been his very best years in


order to fight in World War II. From 1941-48, his OBP never dipped below .497, though of course, he missed three of those campaigns. Other than 1940, his sophomore season and first as a regular, Williams was the best hitter (by far and away) in baseball every season he played during the decade.

The 1950s: More War, and a New Era

As the 1940s became the 1950s, things got hairy again. While the United States’ citizenry insisted on settling into a normal rhythm and transitioning to new, suburban life, the government sent more troops away to war, this time in Korea. Williams gave more time up to serve; he was joined this time by the likes of Willie Mays and others.
Therein was another, more welcome change. African-Americans flowed into theleague fairly freely after about 1951, and for the following 25 years, they would largely outperform their white counterparts. Still, thanks to the longevity of two true greats, the 1950s’ top three hitters remained (narrowly) and all-white club. Hank Aaron, Mays, Ernie Banks and Roy Campanella all were magnificent, but as of the end of the decade, none had yet entered this strata from a purely offensive perspective. Still, change was afoot, and good change it was.

A Few Words: Musial became a legend in the 1940s, but an icon, and an ambassador for the game in the 1950s. For each of the first three years of the new decade, Musial led the league in batting average. Then, as age made him a bit less able to leg out


hits and turn doubles to triples, he led the league in walks in 1953. Alas, if Musial had been a bit slower, he might have turned some 68 of his 177 career triples into doubles, and would hold the career doubles record as a result.

A Few Words: Almost from the first time Mantle stepped onto an MLB field, he was the best player there. He had no equal anywhere in the league when he was healthy, from his debut in 1951 until his retirement. He frequently struggled to stay healthy, but was by far the most polished and gifted baseball player of his era. He drew tons of walks despite not being the sort of genius at the bat that other players of his time worked hard tobecome. Pitchers simply feared him too much to throw many strikes.

A Few Words: Injuries and a second tour of military duty slowly zapped Williams of his gift, and made it hard for him to stay on the field at times. He still walked three times as often as he struck out, though, and still got on base roughly 48 percent of the time. His elevation over the heads of other hitters was dizzying. He earned three MVP awards in the 1950s, but received none. He also earned five in the 1940s, winning just twice. Hell hath no fury like a sportswriter disdained.

The 1960s: Power Up

Whereas all previous great hitters had been tremendous batters for average and/or on-base skills, the 1960s (in a fairly appropriate nod to the more


then. Roger Maris briefly became their poster boy, but he faded quickly after 1961.
Of course, the downward bend of offense after about 1964 makes it hard to measure who did best and win in the 1960s, but to be sure, Mays deserves a second straight honorable mention despite missing this list.

A Few Words: Mantle simply dominated the league until he could no longer stay on the field. Injuries beyond his control and wear and tear perfectly within it tore him apart, but even as he broke down, he put up better numbers than even most elite hitters could have hoped to have put up at their best. His patience and sheer strength served him well as his legs broke down and speed disappeared from his game.

A Few Words:Aaron repainted the picture of the consistent slugger. Stan Musial had blazed the trail of the impossibly steady featured hitter, but Musial never had homer-first power. Aaron hit home runs as consistently, smoothly and apparently easily as Musial hit doubles. He also stole 204 bases in the 1960s; speed was underrated as part of his game.

A Few Words: Some of the most telling statistics about Robinson are less traditional than those. He led the league in being hit by pitches five time in the decade in question, a testament to his position in the batter’s box but also to his general attitude and to pitchers’ unwillingness to relent against him.
Robinson wore a total of 113 plunkings in the 1960s. He also drew 143 intentional walks during the decade,


and led the league four times in a row 1961-64. Pitchers simply didn’t want Frank Robinson at home plate, but they often found they could do nothing to stop him.

The 1970s: Power Down
Though the true nadir of pitching preeminence passed in the winter between 1968 and 1969, MLB teams continued to score and homer at lower rates than they had in the early 1960s as late as 1976. Great hitters of the 1970s didn’t hit for power as a primary tool, but rather, to keep opposing pitchers honest. Contact became a valuable tool again, though speed and walks mattered more.

A Few Words: Morgan drew walks, then wrought havoc on the bases. He hit home runs when they needed hitting, but preferred to slash and run. From 1972-77, hisOBP was .429 on the strength of 118 walks per year, on average. He also averaged 60 steals over those six years.

A Few Words: This is the exception that proves the rule. The 1970s belonged to non-lumbering sluggers, and only Stargell (among all the star sluggers who played during that era, from Johnny Bench to Tony Perez to Reggie Jackson and onward) were healthy enough and consistent enough to overcome that and put up a well-rounded stat line. He was nearly 40 when the decade ended, but he made the decade count. He earned two MVP awards during the decade, receiving neither, then got the 1979 award, which he did not deserve.

A Few Words: Carew ranks among the best batters for average of the past 50 years in


to offense were much more methodical than chaotic or aggressive.

A Few Words: That 1980 season Brett had was pure magic. He hit .390/.454/.664 and ran away with the MVP award. That was the turning point of his career; Brett would emphasize power at the expense of some of his speed and batting average in ensuing years. It worked. He averaged 54 extra-base hits per year for the decade.

A Few Words: His batting line over eight seasons in the decade looks like something out of the Dead Ball Era, and that’s what it felt like when Boggs took the plate. He had modest power, even average power at times, but he made his living by simply slicing the ball the other way. His on-base skills were so good itdidn’t matter much whether he had real power. Even with a career high of 24 for home runs, he led the league in intentional walks six consecutive times.

A Few Words: Schmidt was a good player in the 1970s, but matured into a great one and even a legend only as the 1980s dawned. By cutting down his swing at certain pitches very slightly, he was able to strike out less often, make better contact and collect many more hits.

The 1990s: Steroids!

The dark specter of steroid use began to take hold of the game in the 1980s, but it was drowned out by coverage of cocaine and other recreational drug use. That was sexier; audiences immediately understood it was wrong, illicit and interesting. It also spoke to a wider


home-run race held the entire baseball world in its grip. McGwire struggled early on in the decade with injuries and strikeouts, but at a certain point, was simply too big and strong to be pitched to effectively, and began drawing walks where many of those strikeouts had been.

A Few Words: This is the Bonds too few people remember. Prior to any suspicious bulk-up, he was already (by a fair margin) the best payer in baseball. He drew walks, hit for massive power, had devastating speed and could square up the ball regularly. For the entire decade, he averaged 36 home runs and 34 stolen bases per year.

The 2000s: No Steroids

When finally it all became too much, the story of MLB’s sordid relationship with performance-enhancing drugs began to comeout in the summer of 2002. It would unfold over most of the rest of that decade, and as Ryan Braun can tell you, it’s still not over. However, the league did not suddenly stop scoring runs. Many great sluggers remained, even if they now carried with them a certain taint.

A Few Words: Prior to the 2010 season, Ramirez was about as reliable as any slugger in baseball. He was certainly mercurial and often a distraction, but he prepared relentlessly, had an unmatched gift of a swing and consistently produced insane numbers.

A Few Words: They don’t call him “The Machine” for nothing. Pujols is a baseball batting supercomputer, his swing as efficient as humanly possible for a man as lean as he, his strike-zone judgment nearly perfect. His


last two seasons have shown slight signs of decline, but he has a chance to rejuvenate his career and try to make the 2010s list someday with the Angels.

A Few Words: It’s important to remember that Bonds, though he probably cheated and used performance-enhancing drugs, was a baseball superhero already by the time he took his first dose of anything. He’s not clean and his numbers are not to be taken completely at face value, but he was one of the best ever fully five years before anyone suspects he began using.

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16,271 yards of total offense and was responsible for 126 touchdowns…his passing yardage total ranks third in NCAA annals…his average of 320.1 yards per game passing is the eighth-best figure by an NCAA FBS performer…his 123 touchdowns placed fifth in major college annals and are first in school history…his 16,271 yards in total offense rank third in college football history…his 2,315 total plays and his 2,183 pass attempts are Big 12 records…his 1,388 pass completions bettered the previous school career record and rank second in Big 12 history…majored in multidisciplinary studies. 2012: The fifth-year senior earned All-Big 12 Conference second-team accolades from the AP and The NFL Draft Report, in addition to being named an honorable mention by the league’s coaches…guided a unit that ranked fifth in thenation in passing, 12th in total offense and 15th in scoring…finished 11th in the major college ranks with an average of 319.77 yards per game of total offense, as he completed 367-of-555 passes (66.13%) for 4,267 yards and 30 touchdowns…amassed 4,157 yards while guiding the Sooners to a 10-3 record…threw for at least 300 yards in six contests, including a pair of consecutive 500-yard performances…his 367 pass completions rank second on the school season-record chart and his 555 pass attempts placed third on the school annual record chart…his 4,267 yards passing rank fourth on the team’s annual chart…his 30 touchdown tosses are good for seventh on the Sooners’ season-record list, while his 4,157 yards in total offense rank fourth…threw for a school record 554 yards, had a school


record 554 yards of total offense and tied the school record when he threw six touchdown passes vs. West Virginia…set a school record with 71 pass attempts vs. Oklahoma State. 2011: The Manning Award finalist ended his junior season as the owner of 13 program passing records, including becoming Oklahoma’s all-time passer with a then 12,379 career yards, which had ranked fifth in Big 12 Conference history…the All-Big 12 first-team pick by The NFL Draft Report guided a team that finished fifth in the nation in passing and total offense, and finished 10th in scoring…was the nation’s sixth-rated player with an average of 341.46 yards per game in total offense…ranked third on the team’s annual list with 4,463 yards passing and eighth with 29 touchdown passes…scored two rushingtouchdowns and generated 4,439 yards of total offense…threw for over 300 yards eight times, with five 400-yard efforts that included a then career-best 505 yards on 35-of-47 tosses, along with five touchdowns vs. Kansas State…marked the third time in 2011 that he had five touchdowns in a game. 2010: The Sammy Baugh Award winner earned honorable mention All-American from Sports Illustrated...the All-Big 12 Conference first-team pick by the Dallas Morning News and Kansas City Star added league second-team accolades from the AP…named the Fiesta Bowl Offensive Player of the Game after setting school bowl records in passing yardage (429) and passing touchdowns (3) in Oklahoma's win over Connecticut…set school season-records by completing 405-of-617 passes (65.64%)…his 38 touchdown tosses rank third on the team’s record list…his pass efficiency rating


of 146.31 ranked second in the conference and was the eighth-best rating ever by a Sooner…gained 4,590 yards of total offense…threw for over 300 yards ten times, with three of those contests generating at least 400 passing yards. 2009: Started 10-of-12 games he appeared in…The NFL Draft Report’s Freshman All-American placed third in the voting by the league’s coaches for Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Year accolades…led a team that ranked 11th in the nation in passing…his 3,198 yards passing, along with 26 passing touchdown passes both rank ninth in team history for a single season…generated 3,085 yards of total offense…threw for over 300 yards three times. 2008: Redshirted.

PERSONAL: Landry Jones attended Artesia High School (Artesia, N.M.)…led his team to consecutive Class 4A State Championships, throwing fora combined 7,013 yards and 89 touchdowns…the first title came during his junior season, as the All-State selection threw for 3,432 yards and 45 scores, while also rushing for 294 yards and nine scores in 2006…as a senior, earned EA Sports and Parade All-American honors, in addition to being a finalist for the Joe Montana Quarterback of the Year Award, given to the nation’s best prep passer…selected as New Mexico Gatorade Player of the Year in 2007, gaining 3,850 yards on 366 pass attempts and 44 touchdowns on his way to yet another state title…finished his high school career by starring in the Under Armour ESPN All-American game…son of Kellye and Kevin Jones…wife, Whitney, was a former guard for the Oklahoma Sooners women’s basketball team and was drafted


by the San Antonio Silver Stars with the 32nd overall pick in the 2013 WNBA Draft…Full name: Matthew Landry Jones.

As quarterback Landry Jones begins his second year with the Pittsburgh Steelers, he is expected to make major contributions on the field. Missi Matthews, Bob Labriola, and Mike Prisuta detail his keys to success in 2014.Donald Trump’s outburst about “that thing that happened in Sweden last night” – which turned out to be a Fox News report he had seen on the difficulties of integrating refugees – is only the latest illustration of the role that Sweden plays in the fantasies of the outside world.

The wonderful thing about Sweden is that you can believe what you like about it. For much of the 20th century it was a place where foreign progressives could only believe that everything ran perfectly smoothly and everyone got laid, thanks in part to the exploits of Ingrid Bergman and the Swedish arthouse film I am Curious (Yellow). In the 21st century it has become the country where foreign rightwingers can believe that nothing works and that rape is


1980s, when it was still largely white and the nearest we got to criminality was when my friend the bootlegger made vodka in his kitchen. When I went back 20 years later, there was a Somali family living in my old flat, and almost all the children playing in the open spaces around it were supervised by women in headscarves. I was with a radio producer who talked at length in Arabic to an Iraqi refugee who had been resettled there after a hellish journey.

But there was absolutely no feeling of danger or hostility. Similarly, Rosengård, the suburb of Malmö which is portrayed in the rightwing press as Sweden’s answer to Mogadishu, is far more open and peaceful than, say, the rougher parts of north London.

That said, thereare pockets of serious criminality in the most segregated parts of Sweden. These are fuelled most by the easy availability of guns after the Balkan wars, and by disputes in the drug trade. Kossovar, Bosniak and Turkish gangs, along with Scandinavian bikers, have engaged in bloody street wars. Three young people were shot dead in their car about 500m from where I used to live in Uddevalla two years ago: the killers were a couple of Lebanese brothers. There is one suburb of Gothenburg divided between two rival Somali groups.

Almost all of this criminality arises from second generation immigrants, when they are immigrants at all. When I was last in the country, I spoke at length to a very senior policeman in Gothenburg, and his view was that


this was a problem caused by adolescent males, unemployment, exclusion from the communities around them, and easy access to guns. Religion had nothing to do with it.

We were talking in the shadow of a hideous murder in one of the most segregated communities in Sweden, where two schoolchildren and a teacher had been killed with a sword by a young man dressed up as a stormtrooper. He was white, and his victims were not – and were chosen for exactly that reason. To the extent that there is serious ethnically motivated crime in Sweden, it appears that the immigrants are the victims as much as the perpetrators, whatever Trump may think.don't go through the appraisal. We go through litigation."

The result, several lawyers told the Times/Herald, is an explosion in litigation and an increase in the number of homeowners who are forced to swallow their losses.

Sean Shaw, who served as the state's consumer advocate for insurance issues under former state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink, now works for the Merlin Law Group in Tampa, one of the companies that has collected some of the highest amounts in attorneys' fees from Citizens in the past three years.

Since 2011, Citizens has paid his firm $502,539 in attorney fees for representing policyholders. But, he said, "even we would rather have appraisal."

"It's more efficient and better for consumers,'' he said. "There are tons of cases that we and other firms can't take because


the amount at issue is too low. Without appraisal, those cases don't get brought, despite the fact that they should."

In 2009, Citizens argued that it needed to shift away from appraisals because the system was flawed, devoid of standards, and could be abused by third-party stakeholders.

But several lawyers told the Times/Herald they believe the existing system is abused by law firms and other vendors working for Citizens.

"Many law firms are consistently giving Citizens poor legal advice,'' said Rep. Carlos Trujillo, a Miami Republican whose firm specializes in insurance law.

For example, he is representing a client whose property was extensively damaged when a burglar broke into the apartment while she was in the hospital. The floor of the home was flooded when the burglar tried to rip out theemployed as a police officer with the Hugo Police Department; that in the early morning hours he observed a green Chevrolet veering across both lanes of traffic. He turned on the red lights and stopped the vehicle. He testified that when the defendant stepped out of the vehicle he was staggering and had to lean against the car for support. Defendant's speech was "thick and he had trouble focusing his eyes, he had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage ." [Tr. 6]. It was his opinion that the defendant was intoxicated, and he surrendered the defendant to Officer Cline.
Deputy Sheriff Leroy Cline testified that on November 2, 1975, he transported the defendant to the County Jail; that either he or Woodrow Bowden was with the defendant until the


breathalyzer test was administered.
Trooper Bob Salmon testified that he had a Technical Supervisor Certificate which authorized him to maintain the breathalyzer unit; that he checked the unit in Hugo on October 3, 1975 and November 3, 1975, and the machine was working properly.
Deputy Sheriff Woodrow Bowden testified that he was with the defendant from the time he arrived at the County Jail until the trooper administered the breathalyzer test; that prior thereto defendant did not put anything into his mouth, drink anything, smoke anything or regurgitate.
Trooper Doyle Southard testified that he administered a breathalyzer test to the defendant in the early morning hours of November 2, 1975; that the breathalyzer test result showed .225% alcohol content.
The defendant did not testify, nor was any evidence offered in his behalf.
InPresident Donald Trump has issued an order supporting his push to ban most transgender troops from serving in the U.S. military except under "limited circumstances." But the decision is expected to be the subject of an ongoing legal fight in the months ahead.

The White House announced the decision late Friday, shortly after the president arrived at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, completing a process that followed Trump's surprise announcement on Twitter last year that he would reverse an Obama administration plan to allow transgender individuals to serve openly.

In a memo to the president, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis pointed to "substantial risks" with allowing military personnel who seek to undertake a treatment to change their gender or who question their gender identity.

Mattis also said exempting those in the military


globe.

It also allows currently serving service members to remain if they were diagnosed with gender dysphoria since the Obama administration's policy took effect and prior to the start of the new Trump policy. Those service members are allowed to serve in their preferred gender and receive medical treatment for gender dysphoria.

THE PATHWAY TO THE DECISION

During President Barack Obama's final year in office, the Pentagon announced it would allow transgender individuals to serve openly in the military and service members could not be discharged solely based on their gender identity.

The process was still under final review when Trump took office. Mattis announced in June 2017 that he would delay enacting the policy for six months while the military studied the issue.

Trump in July 2017 declared on Twitter that theU.S. would not "accept or allow ... transgender individuals to serve in any capacity" in the military. The tweets caught the Pentagon off guard and were followed by the review of the policies.

The president received recommendations from Mattis in February for dealing with transgender individuals serving in the military, leading to Friday's announcement.

LEGAL CHALLENGES

Several legal challenges to Trump's proposed ban are ongoing. At least four federal judges have refused to allow the ban to go into effect. Because of the injunctions, the Pentagon has been allowing transgender individuals to enlist since January.

One of the forefronts of the legal fight is in California, where a federal judge rejected a Trump administration attempt to throw out a lawsuit asking for the ban to be voided. California's attorney general, Xavier Becerra,


said Friday the state would "continue to vigorously defend the rights of transgender individuals."

Lambda Legal and OutServe-SLDN, meanwhile, said they would seek a permanent injunction on Tuesday before a federal judge in Seattle.

The Justice Department said in a statement late Friday that it would defend the Pentagon's authority to "implement personnel policies they have determined are necessary to best defend our nation" and would ask the courts to lift all related preliminary injunctions.

REACTION TO TRUMP'S PLAN

The response to the White House announcement has largely fallen along partisan lines, with Democrats and civil rights groups opposing the plan and Republicans and conservatives approving of it.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California called it a "hateful ban" aimed at humiliating transgender members of the military.

Tony Perkins, president of the conservativePolycyclic aromatic compounds in curing smoke.
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The Cubs have signed Tsuyoshi Wada to a minor league deal with an invitation to Major League Spring Training, the team announced. Wada, who is represented by Octagon, is viewed by the Cubs as a starter, tweets Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune.

Wada, 32, posted a 2.76 ERA with a 60-to-22 K/BB ratio over his final 78 1/3 innings for the Orioles' Triple-A affiliate in 2013 as he worked his way back from 2012 Tommy John surgery. Though he inked a two-year, $8.15MM contract with the O's prior to the 2012 campaign, Wada's injury prevented him from ever pitching in Baltimore.

The Cubs have plenty of starting pitching depth with Jeff Samardzija, Travis Wood, Edwin Jackson, Jake Arrieta, Carlos Villanueva, Justin Grimm, Chris Rusin and Arodys Vizcaino all inavailable from colette.

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the Constitution within three months, while considering the best practices of all religions and sects, civil laws of developed countries and international conventions”.

Speaking to The Sunday Guardian, Upadhyay said he was optimistic that the government would soon take steps in this direction. “I have requested the Court to direct the Law Commission to study the best tenets of different religions, take best practices from the civil codes of different countries and prepare a draft of the UCC so that there can be a healthy debate on it,” he said. He added that a Uniform Civil Code existed in countries such as the United States, Australia, China, Brazil, etc.

In his petition, Upadhyay has said: “Keeping in view the constitutional obligation of the Union Government to implement Article 44 ofOver the years, McDonough, Georgia has had numerous reports of paranormal activity. When our team received a request to investigate a private residence in McDonough, we were excited about going.

Brief History…..

The home is only about a mile and a half from the site of the 1900 Camp Creek train wreck in which 39 people were killed and sadly there were no bodies recovered from this tragedy. The residence is built on a former cotton field attached to a plantation that had experienced a Civil war skirmish when the plantation house was seized by the Union army. The property owner had the house built in the 1980’s and had lived there for several years. He moved and it remained empty until the owner rented the property close to two


years ago.

Activity reports….

While residing in the home, the landlord had experienced the sound of voices, movement of articles and even a slap in the face by unseen forces.

The current renters are also experiencing similar occurrences however they claim to be victimized by violent acts and physicality’s such as being thrown across a room into a fixed piece of furniture headlining some lessor acts of aggression.

We arrived at 8pm on December 12th and spoke to all the affected parties while also setting up our gear of audio and video devices strategically set up around to cover the entire inside of the residence.

The owner, Bart and Cecelia went out into a large wooded area, in back of the home and investigated the site of some stone mounds and an areaThe London Golf Club

This is undoubtedly one of the finest downland courses in Europe. Fast, undulating fairways allow you to chase the ball into position. The course is punctuated with exciting risk and reward tee shots over water that really get the heart pumping.

The International recently played host to Regional Open Qualifying and also tested a field of budding hopefuls as the venue for Stage 1 of European Tour Qualifying School in September.


Dark Horse has announced a new addition to their Stranger Things library with a new graphic novel called “Stranger Things: Zombie Boys,” set right after the events of the first season. The 72-page book will come out on February of 2020, and tell the story of the boys’ struggle to go back to a normal life after Eleven got rid of the Demogorgon and ended up stranded in the Upside Down. It will feature a new character named Joey Kim, who joins the AV club, and wants to make a horror movie about a certain local legend.

It will be written by veteran Greg Pak (who currently writes “Ronin Island,” “Firefly” and more), and illustrated by artist Valeria Favoccia (who has worked on “Assassin’s Creed: Reflections” and several DoctorDevastating fruit fly find in Miami-Dade

by Chip Carter | November 21, 2010

Florida authorities announced Nov. 15 that a peach fruit fly — Bactrocera
zonata — was found earlier this month during routine surveillance activities in
Miami-Dade County. It is the first time the species has been found in the
state.

The peach fruit fly is considered particularly devastating because it attacks
and compromises a wide variety of fruits, vegetables and nuts, such as
mangos, guavas, citrus, eggplants, tomatoes, apples, peaches, melons,
loquats, almonds and figs. Flies lay eggs in the fruits and vegetables; in a few
days, those eggs hatch, and maggots render the fruits or vegetables inedible.

"This is a disturbing find because of the extreme risks associated with exotic
fruit fly infestations," Charles Bronson, Florida commissioner of the Florida
Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, said in


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MANILA (Reuters) - Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is disappointed that her son has set his sights on winning the vice presidency in a May election, wishing instead he would follow his late father's footsteps into the presidential palace.

Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the only son of the late dictator with the same name who ruled in the Philippines for almost two decades, said this week he would run for vice president, though he has yet to find a running mate.

"As to my mother, yes, she was disappointed," Marcos, 58, widely known by his nickname "Bongbong", told reporters on Wednesday.

"She's wanted me to become president since I was three years old. Imagine how disappointed she is."

The elder Ferdinand Marcos was forced from power by a "people


power" uprising in 1986 and died in exile in 1989. His wife, Imelda, famous for her shoe collection, is an 86-year-old congresswoman.

Imelda Marcos was not immediately available for comment. She has spoken of her pride in her son and how she would be even more proud if he sought the highest position in the land.

More than 54 million Filipinos will vote for a new president, vice president, and about 18,000 lawmakers and local government officials in the May elections.

Investors are closely watching the succession in one of Asia's fastest growing economies, hoping nothing will derail gains made during President Benigno Aquino's rule.

Presidents are limited to one term in the Philippines.

The British-educated younger Marcos, who has been a legislator and a local government executive for nearly half his life,said whatever office he gained was a "question of destiny".

"The time was just not right to run for president," he said.

But with ratings in the single digits, his decision not to run for the top job was also perhaps a realistic one.

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Marcos said historians would judge his father's rule and voters today wanted good public servants. He also said he stood to benefit from his famous name.

"Being a Marcos has only given me an advantage I wouldn't have if I wasn't a Marcos," he said. "In politics, it is very clear, of course, name recognition is important."

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The official website for Time of Eve creator Yasuhiro Yoshiura's Patema Inverted (Sakasama no Patema) film announced on Thursday that the project has been delayed until next year. The movie was originally scheduled for release this year.

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