not "clearly establish" that ECOs are without the power to arrest those committing infractions in their presence without a warrant. The defendants could not know, indeed do not know, how the courts of New York will interpret their powers under the ECL of New York. The officers' belief that those actions were authorized is at least, in good faith, arguably valid. Under these circumstances, and following the holding in Harrow, defendants cannot, as a matter of law, be held liable for arresting plaintiff because this arrest was not clearly outside of the powers granted to them by the laws of the State of New York.

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Plaintiff's remaining claims seek damages under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for alleged deprivations of rights, secured by the Constitution, during his arrest. These claims,Hockey World Cup at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar: Sports lovers in the state have good reason to rejoice with the city based Kalinga Stadium to host t wo biggest events of hockey. While matches of the Hockey World League final will be played here, the stadium will also host the Hockey World Cup as per announcement by International Hockey Federation and Odisha government on Monday.

Earlier, Kalinga Stadium had successfully hosted the Men’s Hockey Championship Trophy that paved the way for these two biggest events of the world of hockey.

The men’s hockey World League Final will be played between December 1 and 10 and will feature eight top teams of the world. Meanwhile, the Hockey World Cup will be played in November-December 2018 and will feature 15 teams.

Odisha will


The U.S. has warned the president's violent rhetoric could affect aid.

The leader was voted to power in a May election on the back of a vow to end drugs and corruption in the country of 100 million people. He took office on June 30 and over 3,100 people have been killed since then, mostly drug users and peddlers, in police operations and in vigilante killings.Victoria Tourville's Story

In 2016 Victoria Tourville found that she was heavier than she’d ever been. In trying Atkin’s and a gluten-free diet she found some success with weight loss. But nothing truly worked until she started keto and intermittent fasting.

Tourville had been struggling with her weight for most of her adult life. In 2002, she opened a successful bed and breakfast, but while she was baking sweets and goodies for the guests, a bite or two here and there led her to some serious weight gain and a full-fledged sugar addiction.

Additionally, she was going through menopause. She ended up weighing over 200 pounds (91 kg) and suffering from a long list of health problems including high blood pressure, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), swollen ankles, and depression. “I thought


a little more and then I was a mom on a mission. There was no way in hell I was going to go home and tell the girls their dog was gone and that was it.

The adoption consultant mentioned Buck as a possibility. He was a one year old lab-retriever mix who had been in the shelter for about a week. He was friendly with a lot of energy.

I took one look at him and said yes.

The girls were sad about Lady, but understood that she was having body problems and we were not going to be able to take care of her the way she deserves. I told them that the doctors were doing a good job finding out what is wrong and were going to fixwhich boasts a bumper crop of distribution centers for companies such as Target and Amazon, piled on 644,000 new residents in the 2000s. But the county is little more than a vast bedroom community, with scant economic development of its own. Residents endure long commutes into Los Angeles or Orange County simply because housing is so much more affordable out here. As one local resident put it to me, “Often, when I ask people why they moved here, it’s the same story. They drove east from Los Angeles and stopped as soon as they could buy a home.”

But what they gain in housing affordability, residents lose in access to medical care. Riverside County has fewer than 35 primary care physicians for every 100,000 residents. Los Angeles County, by


with UCLA in biomedical sciences, serving about 25 students a year. The way it worked was, students did their first two years of medical school in Riverside; they then went on to UCLA, from which they graduated. The upshot? Graduates of this program, seduced by the siren song (not to mention, higher salaries) of coastal California, invariably did their residencies in Los Angeles and its environs, and then would settle there as well. Rarely did they return to Riverside.

UCR’s associate dean, Michael Nduati, a graduate of the UCR-UCLA program himself, was one who did return. Cognizant of the way that program was draining Riverside of medical talent, “the region wanted [its own] medical school,” he recalls.

In 2008, after years of preparing and lobbying, the region got its wish:The University of California approved the new medical school, which would be the system’s sixth, and the first one to open since the 1960s. Unfortunately, that approval came right around the onset of the Great Recession, an economic calamity that had a particularly blunt impact on California, home to a major housing bubble (centered largely on the Island Empire). The UC system’s budget was slashed (about $900 million in state funding was cut from 2008 to 2012), and the medical school’s opening was put on hold.

The new medical school welcomed its first class, of 50 students, in 2013. | Mark Peterson/Redux Pictures for Politico Magazine

But, in a testament to the deep well of support for the school, then-Dean G. Richard Olds was able to put together $100 million


to reduce the hypercompetiveness that plagues other medical schools, UCR decided that the first two years of its program would be pass-fail rather than graded. Clinical rotations—where students embed with local doctors—also begin in the first year. At most med schools, they commence in year three.

Opening a new medical school is a major undertaking, but two factors made the process a little easier than it might have been elsewhere. For one, because of the prior UCR-UCLA joint program, there already were a significant number of medical school faculty in place at Riverside; moreover, UCR had already operated a curriculum covering the first two years of medical school. The program, in other words, didn’t need to be fashioned out of whole cloth.

Second, and unique among the UC system’s sixand residents are here to serve the underserved,” says Dr. Gerald A. Maguire, the associate dean of graduate medical education at UCR. | Mark Peterson/Redux Pictures for Politico Magazine

Take Antonio Garcia, one of 12 children, who is midway through his second year at UCR’s medical school. Garcia, who grew up in Anaheim in Orange County, had actually thought he would be a professional boxer, just like several of his siblings. But a program for gifted students at his high school set him on the path to college at the University of California at Irvine. There, a chance encounter with a group called Chicanos and Latinos for Community Medicine pointed him toward a doctor’s degree.

At UC Irvine, “medical students and physicians would come and talk to [Chicanos and Latinos


environmental factors are a huge determinant in health. By combining an MPP with his MD, he hopes to shape the broader factors—air and water quality; access to health insurance—that affect the health of his neighbors.

Kleshie Baisie from Upland, about 30 minutes from Riverside, is another second-year student at UCR’s medical school. Baisie, the daughter of immigrants from Ghana, was an academic high performer who had originally thought she would go into research. Baisie says she has a “strong interest in social justice,” which motivated her to get a master’s in public health from the University of Southern California after finishing her undergrad degree at UC Irvine. She says after that, she wanted to be in a position in which she could “affect people on an individual level,” andas well: “I definitely see myself working here in the future,” Mansour concludes.

She’s not the only one. Dr. Ceyda Zarifi, a UCR resident in internal medicine at Riverside University Health System (a safety net hospital in suburban Moreno Valley that largely serves Medicaid patients), grew up in Germany. But having now been exposed to the Inland Empire through her residency, she plans to be here for the long haul. (She went to medical school in Southern California at the Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona.) The same goes for Dr. Doug Grover, a UCR resident in psychiatry at the same hospital. Grover, who grew up in Riverside, and who graduated from UCR’s medical school as part of its first graduating class, plans to stay local as well.

UCR’s


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Nick Mamatas is the author of three and a half novels, over seventy short stories, and hundreds of feature articles, and is also an editor and anthologist. His fiction has been nominated for the Bram Stoker and International Horror Guild awards and translated into German, Italian, and Greek; his editorial work with Clarkesworld earned the magazine World Fantasy and Hugo award nominations. Nick’s reportage, short stories, and essays have appeared in venues such as Razor, Asimov’s Science Fiction, Silicon Alley Reporter, the Village Voice, The Smart Set, The Writer, Poets & Writers and anthologies including Supernatural Noir and Lovecraft Unbound. He teaches atmade no sense. By blocking the trade, David Stern was willingly creating his own Watergate and validating every critic who ever claimed, “That guy stayed too long.” Tim Donaghy was just one guy acting alone — we think — and tampering with dozens of games before they caught him. Blocking the Paul trade? This was different. This was Big Brother stuff. This was one of the biggest conflicts of interest in sports history. This was a league intentionally jeopardizing its own credibility. This was a scandal popping out of thin air, self-created, almost like a man-made lake or something.

These are the facts: Twelve months ago, the NBA bought the New Orleans Hornets for a little more than $300 million. Every other owner (29 in all) split the price


just witnessed it during that lockout. Few people understood how much time and effort he spent pushing his holdout owners toward that final compromise. He barely got there.

If you want to know the truth, Stern started losing control of the league during the middle of last decade, when a new generation of wealthy billionaires started paying full boat for franchises. The days of Abe Pollin and Bill Davidson were long gone — family guys who bought in early, stuck with their investments and watched their league flourish into something much bigger than they ever expected. Stern’s favorite owner was Larry Miller, a dynamic Salt Lake City businessman and philanthropist who bought the Jazz in 1985, then ran the franchise with his family for the next 24 years. AA drunk mother piled 10 children aged from one to 10 years old into her car but only put a seatbelt on the youngest child before driving off and crashing at high speed, a court heard today.

Three of the children were seriously injured in the crash when Tanya Chilly lost control of the Mitsubishi Pajero and the car rolled.

Car flipped... Tanya Chilly. Credit:Joe Armao

Chilly, a mother of seven, pleaded guilty in the Melbourne Magistrates Court today to three counts of dangerous driving causing serious injury, nine counts of failing to ensure a child was restrained in the car, one count of driving unlicensed and one count of drink driving.

She faces a maximum five years in jail.


alteration is that Lucy is a teacher at the local high school, whereas in the film, she gets a job at the local video store. Obviously, those don’t really exist anymore and since this is meant to be an ongoing series, this might place her closer to the youthful vampire villains. That will probably mean that on the show Max, Lucy’s love interest, will be the principal or at least another teacher.

Dianne Weist portrayed Lucy in the film, with Jason Patric and Corey Haim as her sons, Michael and Sam. Ed Herrmann played Max, while the titular ‘Lost Boys’ were played by Keifer Sutherland, Brooke McCarter, Billy Wirth, and Alex Winter, with Jami Gertz as female half-vampire Star, and Chance Michael Corbitt as half-vampire child Laddie. Corey Feldmanproperty. Then located on the second floor, Aerotek will now be located on eighth floor, with TEKsystems taking space on the 12th floor of the 500,000-square-foot building. The two companies, which specialize in recruiting and staffing, were founded by Steve Bisciotti, owner of the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens.

The property at 757 Third Avenue has undergone significant renovation since being acquired by RFR Realty in 1999. Since that time, the landlord has modernized the building’s lobby and upgraded building systems. The building’s tenant roster also includes a number of prominent Japanese companies, including Mizuho Alternative Investments LLC.

The tenants were represented by Cassidy Turley through L. Jamie Smith, Michael Norris and Jonathan Schindler. RFR Realty was represented both in-house by Steve Morrows, executive vice president and director of leasing,


for a one year absence, until his involuntary retirement on September 1, 1969.  He contended that his separation from the company was the result of age discrimination and brought suit under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, (ADEA), 29 U.S.C. §§ 621 et seq.  Dr. Rogers died on March 29, 1973 and his executrices were substituted as plaintiffs.  A jury awarded the plaintiffs $750,000 for pain and suffering as well as $30,000 in compensatory damages.  The latter amount was doubled by the court because the defendant's conduct had been willful.  After plaintiffs accepted a remittitur of $550,000 on the pain and suffering verdict, defendant's post-trial motions were denied, and judgment was entered in favor of plaintiffs.

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Dr. Rogers was a research scientistwho had done extensive post-graduate work in chemistry and had earned a doctorate in that field.  Active in professional societies, he was credited with fifty-one patents and, during his service with Exxon, was designated as its first Senior Research Associate.  In his early years with the company, promotions and salary increases came fairly frequently but, beginning in 1959, when Dr. Rogers became 50 years of age, his relations with the company began to deteriorate.  The plaintiffs asserted that the reversal of his fortunes was the result of Exxon's policy of age discrimination which included a policy of harassment designed to make him leave the company.  The defendant, however, contended that Dr. Rogers became frustrated and dissatisfied because he could not climb the administrative ladder


of the company.

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Dr. Rogers, unhappy with his job assignments, the technical facilities designated for his use, and the failure to receive periodic salary increases, found his relationships with superiors and co-workers becoming strained.  The tensions of his employment were accompanied by emotional problems which in turn were reflected in his physical health.

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On March 7, 1969, after a disagreement with a superior over his work, Dr. Rogers left his employment in an emotional turmoil, taking an extended sick leave.  In the ensuing months, he suffered a number of physical ailments and a condition diagnosed in part as a situational neurosis.  During this period, Dr. Rogers' attending physician and the company medical director exchanged information, the nature of which was disputed at the trial.  On August1, 1969, the company wrote to Dr. Rogers that he would be retired for medical reasons.  Despite his protests, the retirement became effective on September 1, 1969, and he received benefits thereafter in accordance with the company retirement plan.2  At trial, the defense contended that the sole reason for retirement was medical disability.

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Plaintiffs claimed damages for earnings lost because of the company's failure to grant salary increases before 1969, in addition to the differential between the pension payments and what would have been received had Dr. Rogers continued in active service.  Further, claims were made for the emotional and physical problems caused by Dr. Rogers' involuntary retirement, as well as the onerous treatment he had received before that time.  The trial court ruled that


and emotional distress would present serious administrative problems.  While the existence of such an item of damages might strengthen the claimant's bargaining position with the employer, it would also introduce an element of uncertainty which would impair the conciliation process.  Haggling over an appropriate sum could become a three-sided conflict among the employer, the Secretary, and the claimant.  The same drawbacks would apply in a court suit brought by the Secretary where the question of authority between him and the claimant to decide upon an acceptable amount would create another area of dispute.  The ADEA's silence on this contingency is another indication that pain and suffering awards were not contemplated by the draftsmen.

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The Act provides for determination of the amount of damages by anwith the powers of James Harden’s beard. Tony Allen talked some hilarious smack at the Warriors, and his tough Grizzlies even gave the Splash Brothers and their sweet-shooting friends a temporary scare.

Kevin Garnett? Well, he was not a participant in the postseason — having returned to Minnesota — where it all began and where it is beginning again. It was strange not having one of the great competitors of his generation around when the games matter most. But while there were no new KG highlights this postseason, at least there were delightful stories and revelations to be found.

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We cannot forget Kendrick Perkins, either. His role in the playoffs has mostly been


no longer together on the court. But in the basketball-addled corners of our minds, they will never be apart.

Here they come, back again, three by three…

1. Leon Powe, Game 2, 2008 Finals: Powe, an Oakland high school teammate of Marshawn Lynch and an AAU pal of LeBron James, was considered one of the top prep prospects in the country in the early 2000s, but multiple serious knee injuries in high school and at the University of California caused him to fall to the second round of the 2006 NBA Draft.

He found a niche on the Celtics and had a seven-year NBA career, but stardom eluded him — except for one night during the 2008 NBA Finals. Powe scored 21 points off the bench in just 15 minutes, anCeltics were struggling to score late in their Game 7 loss to the Lakers.

But both had their moments — including one hilarious shared moment. In Game 4 versus the Lakers, the Celtics’ evened the series at 2-2 thanks largely to the performance of four memebers of the Celtics bench, who turned a two-point deficit starting the fourth quarter into an eventual 96-89 victory.

Rasheed Wallace and Tony Allen contributed to the rally, but it was Davis (nine fourth-quarter points among his 18 for the game) and Robinson (six of his 12 points came in the fourth) who sparked the Celtics’ win. They were outstanding on the court — and even better in the postgame press conference.

Here’s Davis, hilariously acknowledging that he slobbered all over himself after a conventional three-point


memorably plunked down his 7-foot, 300-plus-pound frame and spent part of an October afternoon posing as a statue in Harvard Square, the jokes were as irresistible as they were lame. He’s been posing as a statue on defense all season! He’s faster as a statue than he is… ah, that’s enough.

The jokes, like Shaq, were tired then.

Shaq battled an Achilles’ tendon injury during his final NBA season — man, what unfathomable stress that thing must have been under all those years — and was limited to 37 games as a Celtic.

But it was a blast having him around, and when he offered an occasional flashback to what he was in his youth, such as a 25-point, 11-rebound performance against the Nets in November, the mind wandered to anon February 19 in Utah, Garnett landed — not in a particularly awkward way, he just bleeping landed — after a dunk, injuring a tendon in his knee.

He would play exactly 66 minutes and 18 seconds over four games the rest of the season. The Celtics were never so good again.

They finished the regular season at 62-20 and battled with their usual valiance as the No. 2 seed in the playoffs before succumbing to the Magic in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Would they have won back-to-back titles if Garnett’s knee did not fail him? To say yes would be only a guess. But this much we know: They were never better than during the spectacular first few weeks of their title defense.

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meant as an enforcer and defender, that willing doer of the dirty work in a starry starting five, was not a mistake.

Trading him before he suffered a torn ACL and PCL while trying to corral an offensive rebound in the first quarter of Game 6 of the 2010 Finals, would have been an epic blunder. But the harsh truth is that Perkins was never the same after the injury — and in fact regressed in other ways not related to the scar on his knee, his offensive game seeming to become even cruder through the years.

Had Perk stayed healthy, the Celtics probably would have won the 2010 title, for KG, who was outrebounded by Pau Gasol, 18-3, in Game 7, might have had some much-needed assistance on thethe first round in 2007-08. In 2011-12, the unofficial last hurrah for this group even though Pierce and KG remained for another year, they required seven games to get past Jrue Holiday, Elton Brand, and the so-so Sixers.

But the most spectacular early series came in 2008-09, when they duked it out for seven rounds with Derrick Rose and the upstart Bulls before advancing. Five of the games were decided by three or fewer points, and with the most momumental and memorable matchup coming in Game 6.

The Bulls prevailed in triple overtime, 128-127, to force a seventh game. But the performance everyone remembers came by a member of the losing team. Playing 59 minutes, Allen hit 18 of 32 shots — including 9 of 18 from 3-point territory —


the basket. His drive and reverse after he found himself isolated on Lakers guard and sniveling dope Sasha Vujacic gave the Celtics a 96-91 lead with 16.4 seconds left in Game 4 of the ‘08 Finals.

It was the punctuation mark on a rally from a 24-point deficit to earn a 97-91 win and take a commanding lead. The comeback was the best part, of course, but Vujacic’s chair-slapping he-stole-my-binky reaction to being toasted by Allen was a sweet sidebar.

Beating the Lakers is a joy that never wanes. Making them petulant in defeat is always a welcome bonus.

1. A champion’s redemption: On June 27, 2013, Pierce’s eventful and oft-exceptional 15-season run as a member of the Celtics came to an end. He was traded to the Brooklyn Nets alongday, a grim and lingering pall, especially among my younger colleagues and friends. I thought I understood. I admired Pierce, from the day he arrived.

I was working in my first real job as a layout editor and wanna-be occasional writer in Concord, New Hampshire when he fell to the Celtics at No. 10 in the 1998 Draft. My headline in the paper the next day reflected both my giddiness in watching the Kansas star end up in green-and-white and also my utter lack of creativity as a headline writer: Luck of the Irish.

We watched him grow up here, endure some tough times on the court and a particular terrifying one off it — the man nearly died on our streets — only to mature and persevere and grind


and thrive, becoming the rare athlete who not only thrived in Boston, but understood Boston. He was born in LA, but long ago, Paul Pierce became a son of our city.

I understood all that, knew all that, yet the deeper reason for the sadness on that day of the trade didn’t resonate until I did the math. If you were say, 26 years old on the day Pierce became a Net, and you’d been rooting for the Celtics since childhood, that meant that you were 11 years old — a peak formative year for a sports fan — when Rick Pitino actually did something right and drafted him.

Pierce had been a Celtic for your lifetime, and it was sad and strange and maybe a little jarring that heHeretofore it has been suggested, in an effort to produce more oil from a given subsurface geologic formation, to employ an enhanced oil recovery process which utilizes a gas under pressure. The gas is chosen for its ability to become miscible with the oil in the formation at the temperature and pressure conditions prevalent in the formation itself thereby developing, in-situ in the formation, a transition zone composed of light hydrocarbons from the oil and the injected, pressurized gas. This zone or phase is quite mobile and pushes its way through the formation forcing more oil out of the formation and into a producing well which the transition zone is moving toward.
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out of the misty shadows of myth and misunderstanding into the clear light of modern science. But before she became the illustrious figure we know today, there was a bookish young woman whose passion for learning, natural history, and, yes, dragons defied the stifling conventions of her day. Here at last, in her own words, is the true story of a pioneering spirit who risked her reputation, her prospects, and her fragile flesh and bone to satisfy her scientific curiosity; of how she sought true love and happiness despite her lamentable eccentricities; and of her thrilling expedition to the perilous mountains of Vystrana, where she made the first of many historic discoveries that would change the world forever.”

The Emperor’s Blades by Brian Staveley, read by Simon Vance forEtruscan scholars, among the romantic hills. In Book One of the River of Time series, Gabi and Lia are stuck among the rubble of medieval castles in rural Tuscany on yet another hot, boring, and dusty archeological site … until Gabi places her hand atop a handprint in an ancient tomb and finds herself in fourteenth-century Italy. And worse yet, in the middle of a fierce battle between knights of two opposing forces.”

The Iron King by Julie Kagawa, read by Khristine Hvam for $1.99+$2.99 — Book One of The Iron Fey series: “Something has always felt slightly off in Meghan’s life, ever since her father disappeared before her eyes when she was six. She has never quite fit in at school…or at home. When a dark stranger begins


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Asmodeus-Life? tape

Named after a king of demons known from the Book of Tobit, Asmodeus is Tokyo's Evil Metallic Stench Crust!!!! Re-released back from their 1st demo in 2010 onto pro printed cassette version with plus 1 extra track taken from compilation. This demo is more into Antisect of the era of Out from the void! more dark, and ambient sound!. 6 tracks tapes for a fans of Antisect, Deviated Insstinct, Amebix and almighty Axegrinder. Released by Black Konflik Records, comes with sticker. For fans of heavy metallic stechcore and bands suchs as Hellshock, Misery, Effigy and the likes.initiated and litigated solely by appellee's ex-wife, as part of her civil case, the State characterizes the contempt proceeding like a civil action for punitive damages and unlike a criminal prosecution. Alternatively, the State suggests that appellee's two prosecutions do not constitute the "same offense" under Double Jeopardy jurisprudence. Employing a rationale similar to that advanced in its first argument, the State contends that a contempt action arises from violation of a court order entered for the benefit of a private party, whereas a criminal prosecution is brought by the State to protect its citizens. As a result, the contempt proceeding "is different in virtually every respect from the sort of `offense' defined by the Penal Code and prosecuted by the State in a criminal court." Brief for


a significant increase occurred in both the quantity and quality of the Chinese biomedical publishing activity. This was indicated by the major rise in the amount of published papers, the average augmentation of citations per paper and the constantly increasing presence of Chinese researchers in top medical journals. Chinese institutions appeared also more productive and local journals gained more representation in the ISI database. China's contribution in biomedical research really blossomed after 1990 and especially after 2000. The extent of this contribution may not be proportional to the total research activity performed in China, but it is this part of knowledge that becomes exported and interacts with the rest of the international research activity, promoting research potential in biomedicine.Come Clean (Jeru the Damaja song)

"Come Clean" is a 1993 song by Jeru the Damaja from his 1994 debut album The Sun Rises in the East. The song appeared in many compilation albums.

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Personnel
Design - Peace Pype
Engineer - Eddie Sancho
Engineer [Assistant] - Louis Tineo
Executive Producer - DJ Premier, Guru
Mastered By - Howie Weinberg
Other [A&R Coordination] - Dino Delvaille
Photography - Chi Modu
Producer - DJ Premier
Written-By - C. Martin, F. Scruggs, K.J. Davis, K. Jones, C. Parker, T. Taylor

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is due to cultural and religious reasons. If someone places loyalty to these before loyalty to the Crown and the law of the land and the duties and responsibilities that flow from them, then trouble will ensue. It's up to you, Gordon Brown, to act. I'm glad I'm out of it!

Hailing from the centre of England, I have a great affection for the sea as many Midlanders do. It's the only time we get to wash our feet! I have a particular fondness for paddle-steamers : see my post on the PS Waverley.

The lady pictured above is Medway Queen during her builder's trials in the Clyde in 1924. She played an heroic part in the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940, but in recent years endured becoming a night clubAs far as assets go therefore the main bits are the MoD estate and the railways, motorway and trunkroad network. Call me an old cynic but those bits of ballast, concrete and blacktop are vital to national security and sukkuking them off via ijaras to our "friends" in the Middle East is rather foolhardy. Lord Stockton memorably protested againt selling off the crown jewels in the Eighties when Mrs Thatcher was privatising the utilities but this is like pawning one's watch and DVD player.

Tuesday, 19 February 2008

I see he is to be replaced by his younger brother Raul. So the signwriter has only four letters to erase and Rau to paint on the door of El Prez's office. Very thrifty if undemocratic. Who does that remind you of?


no financial complaint with Paypal. I have also received a lost mail compensation cheque from Royal Mail International (RMI) and the "lost" packet itself the day after. Naturally, I contacted RMI and sent the cheque back. On the parcel is a scrawled note in Spanish (see photo) and a rubber-stamped CADUCADO which means expired.

It appears that Paypal were over-hasty in find in favour of the buyer and refunding my money to him. The packet had arrived, was undeliverable for some reason, and because it was not sent with a trackable number (don't save money for foreigners, it's not worth it) the buyer was unable to locate it on the Spanish Post Office website. Call the post sorting office and ask if any undelivered post with a certain adddressof the west of Ireland:

" "The Skibbereen Eagle has got its eye both upon Lord Palmerston and on the Emperor of Russia." This terrible warning has elevated the little insignificant town of Skibbereen, in the southwest coast of Ireland, quite into a Lilliputian pre-eminence . Beware, beware, ye statesmen, emperors, and thrones, for the Skibbereen Eagle has its eye upon you! - And let that be a warning for you"

Thursday, 7 February 2008

I reckon I need to walk more to get fitter. I researched the subject in depth on the interweb. I discovered I had flat feet (over-pronation) and measured my feet (size US14 EEEE) properly for the first time (stand on an A4 sheet of paper and draw around it then measure the longest and widest dimensions


World Cup: Executive in ticket scandal released

RIO DE JANEIRO — A World Cup corporate hospitality executive suspected of involvement with a ticket-scalping ring was released from police custody early Tuesday and returned to work.

The Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIRO — A World Cup corporate hospitality executive suspected of involvement with a ticket-scalping ring was released from police custody early Tuesday and returned to work.

Ray Whelan, of the MATCH group of companies, was arrested Monday at the Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janeiro, the hotel used by FIFA officials during the World Cup.

Police have described Whelan as the "facilitator" who allowed a large ring of scalpers to have access to tickets, which they re-sold at vastly inflated prices. Reselling tickets for profit is illegal in Brazil.

Whelan was arrested in histhe 2nd Monmouthshire Regiment) which formed part of the 160th Infantry Brigade, itself being one of three brigades (the others being the 158th and 159th) forming the 53rd (Welsh) Infantry Division. The division, then commanded by Major General Gerard Bucknall, was serving in Northern Ireland until moving to Wales late in 1941, and then to Kent in April 1942, where it remained for over two years before it was to see any action, until then being engaged in numerous military exercises and training and learning the art of war.

By now a lieutenant, Watkins departed for France with the rest of the 53rd Division, now commanded by Major General Robert Ross, arriving there in late June 1944, a few weeks after the initial D-Day landings. The division participated in


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An IDF officer was killed when one of his men accidentally fired his weapon during an anti-terrorism training drill.Sec.-Lt. David Golovenchik, 22, from Efrat, served in the Golani Brigade’s Barak Battalion, which is in charge of the Hebron sector.Golovenchik was drilling his soldiers on a simulated stabbing attack at the Jilber checkpoint between the Jewish and Arab neighborhoods of the city when one of his soldiers accidentally cocked his weapon, shooting Golovenchik in his upper body at close range.Golovenchik was rushed to Hadassah-University Medical Center in Jerusalem’s Ein Kerem by helicopter, and died an hour later.He was buried on Wednesday at the Mount Herzl Military Cemetery and posthumously promoted to the rank of lieutenant. He is survived by his parents, twoshot him.And two weeks ago, a soldier on weekend leave was seriously injured at his apartment in Tel Aviv when a friend, a fellow soldier on leave, unintentionally shot him. An investigation was also opened into that incident.


Catalan giants Barcelona prised Suarez away from Liverpool in a £75 million transfer.

The 27-year-old was hit with a four-month ban from all football-related activity after biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup in Brazil.

Chief executive Scudamore conceded the Premier League will be a calmer place this season without Suarez, whose latest ban is his third for biting.

"I think probably the time had come," said Scudamore.

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Luis Suarez hopes to overturn his ban

"He's a great player and I'm not taking anything away from his talents: he was voted by both his own players and the media last year the player of the year and deservedly so.

"He's great to have but an accident waiting to happen, and if you spend your time trying to promote what's good aboutaction in 2010.

Scudamore said the Premier League does not need "every world mega star" to continue to flourish.

Former Ajax striker Suarez netted 31 league goals last term, his departure leaving a chasm for Reds manager Brendan Rogers to fill, but Scudamore rejected suggestions the Premier League cannot retain its top talents.

"We lost David Beckham as well, remember, we do often lose one or two," said Scudamore, talking at the Premier League season launch.

Referring to Real Madrid and Barcelona, he added: "The truth of the matter is the Spanish system producing those two very wealthy clubs, because of the way they sell their individual television rights, have always had the economic power.

"It's not just the way they sell their TV rights, it's their political organisation and how they go


The break-up of the United Kingdom would be "deeply regrettable" but a price worth paying to deliver Brexit, Nigel Farage has said.

The Brexit Party leader said he did not believe claims that Scotland could leave the union and said his priority was the UK becoming an "independent self-governing nation" outside the EU.

Several senior Conservatives, including Jeremy Hunt, have warned that leaving the EU without a deal would pose a major threat to the union, with Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, already ploughing ahead with plans for a second referendum on Scottish independence.

On Thursday, Ms May will warn Mr Hunt and his rival to be prime minister, Boris Johnson, that one of the "first and greatest" duties of the next prime minister must be strengthening the union.

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He also defended the decision of


Canadian parliament where those campaigning for women rights turned their backs a few hears ago on [Canadian Prime Minister Justin] Trudeau. These things happen."

Speaking in Scotland on Thursday, Ms May will warn her successor of their "duty" to strengthen the union.

She will say: "The job of prime minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland brings with it privileges and responsibilities which you only really feel once the black door closes behind you.

“One of the first and greatest is the duty you owe to strengthen the union. To govern on behalf of the whole United Kingdom. To respect the identities of every citizen of the UK – English and Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish.nation of open arms. Our government is respectful of the principles of international law, and the institution of the right of asylum.

"Granting or withdrawing asylum is a sovereign right of the Ecuadorean state, according to international law.

"Today I announce that the aggressive and discourteous behavior of Julian Assange, and the hostile and threatening declarations of its allied organizations against Ecuador, and especially the transgressions of international treaties, have led the situation to a point where the asylum of Mr. Assange is unsustainable, and no longer viable.

"Ecuador, sovereignly, has declared to terminate the diplomatic asylum granted to Mr. Assange in 2012. For 6 years and 10 months, the Ecuadorean people have protected the human rights of Mr. Assange."

$4.2 billion IMF loan, submission to the US, and vengeance appear to


most horrific things that have been done throughout the history of civilization have been carried out not by criminals but by law-abiding citizens, because they were perfectly legal under the ruling governments of that time. Genocide, slavery, torture, the use of the atomic bomb: all perfectly legal and state-sanctioned in their time.

They want you looking at “the rule of law”. They want you fixated on it. But really “the rule of law” is nothing other than a series of mental narratives which are treated as reality by existing power structures. Assange is a prisoner by narrative, because he punched holes in the authorized narratives of the powerful. Whoever controls the narrative controls the world.

Friday, April 12, 2019

Outside Westminster Magistrates court in central London supporters of WikiLeaks publisher JulianAssange rallied to his defence. Assange appeared at the court Thursday afternoon after he was arrested and dragged from his place of political asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Judge Michael Snow found Assange guilty of bail charges that date back to 2012, ordering him to appear at Southwark Crown Court at an unknown date. He could face a sentence of 12 months.

Supporters of WikiLeaks demanded that the UK government reject US demands for Assange’s extradition.

The UK government has confirmed Assange was arrested on behalf of US law
enforcement authorities. The US has charged Assange with computer crime
over documents published by WikiLeaks.

If Assange is extradited to the US, he will undoubtedly face more serious charges under the Espionage Act, threatening life in prison or the death penalty.

During a brief


his arrest in
London, when British police forcibly removed Assange from the Ecuadorean
Embassy, where he had taken asylum for almost seven years.

Assange Arrest a Warning from History

Real journalism is being criminalized by thugs in plain sight, says John Pilger. Dissent has become an indulgence. And the British elite has abandoned its last imperial myth: that of fairness and justice.

The glimpse of Julian Assange being dragged from the Ecuadorean embassy in London is an emblem of the times. Might against right. Muscle against the law. Indecency against courage. Six policemen manhandled a sick journalist, his eyes wincing against his first natural light in almost seven years.

That this outrage happened in the heart of London, in the land of Magna Carta, ought to shame and anger all who fear for “democratic”societies. Assange is a political refugee protected by international law, the recipient of asylum under a strict covenant to which Britain is a signatory.

The United Nations made this clear in the legal ruling of its Working Party on Arbitrary Detention.

But to hell with that. Let the thugs go in. Directed by the quasi fascists in Trump’s Washington, in league with Ecuador’s Lenin Moreno, a Latin American Judas and liar seeking to disguise his rancid regime, the British elite abandoned its last imperial myth: that of fairness and justice.

Moreno: A Latin American Judas.

Imagine Tony Blair dragged from his multi-million pound Georgian home in Connaught Square, London, in handcuffs, for onward dispatch to the dock in The Hague. By the standard of Nuremberg, Blair’s “paramount crime” is the deaths of


be enough. Real journalism is being criminalized by thugs in plain sight. Dissent has become an indulgence.

In Australia, the current America-besotted government is prosecuting two whistle-blowers who revealed that Canberra’s spooks bugged the cabinet meetings of the new government of East Timor for the express purpose of cheating the tiny, impoverished nation out of its proper share of the oil and gas resources in the Timor Sea. Their trial will be held in secret.

The Australian prime minister, Scott Morrison, is infamous for his part in setting up concentration camps for refugees on the Pacific islands of Nauru and Manus, where children self harm and suicide. In 2014, Morrison proposed mass detention camps for 30,000 people.

Journalism: a Major Threat

Real journalism is the enemy of these disgraces. A decade ago,under its customary grounds of 'lack of maintenance,' 'pre-existing condition,' or 'failure to clean," despite not inspecting the appliances when policies are issued.

The suit claims that American Home agents will deny policy claims because an appliance "possesses de minimis indications of uncleanness" even if the appliance or component failed because of outside factors or regular wear and tear.

The suit also claims American Home is liable for breach of contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing and fraudulent misrepresentation, among other charges.

It states that the claims made "are separate from the class certified by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama's Southern Division."


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ArkivDigital has now reached another milestone: over 100 million register posts are now searchable! Since the beginning of the year, 13 million register posts have been added which means that the number of register posts has increased from 88 million to 101 million.

Register posts have been added to the following search indexes:

The Population of Sweden 1860-1920 has been expanded to include the years 1921 to 1930 and thus the name of the index has been changed to the Population of Sweden 1860 – 1930. See earlier blog.

The inventory of estate index additions includes posts for Göteborg-och-Bohus, Värmland, and Älvsborg counties. See earlier blog.

The birth, marriage and death indexes addition include posts from Nyköping and the surrounding areas. See earlier blog.

Searching


in the estate inventory register

The distribution of the register posts is as follows (rounded numbers):

Population of Sweden 1950 – 7 million posts

Population of Sweden 1960 – 7.5 million posts

Population of Sweden 1860-1930 – 84 million posts

Inventory of estate – 1 million posts

Swedes in the US 1940 – 500,000 posts

Portrait collection – 100,000 posts

Birth index, parts of Södermanland – 300,000 posts

Marriage index, parts of Södermanland – 100,000 posts

Death index, parts of Södermanland – 200,000 posts

The Population of Sweden 1950 is available for all subscribers. The other registers are only available in the All-in-one subscription. Several of the registers are only available in the web version of our application program, which you will find here: https://app.arkivdigital.se.

Last fall, ArkivDigital’s largest name register became even larger. The Population of Sweden index grewadditional information until the search results become manageable. Then click on the desired entry and all the details will be displayed. Under the heading “Links” is a direct link to the original record in the original volume.

The household records (from the 1900’s called congregation books in English) were the most important set of public records, a generally geographically organized general register of residents in the parish where information from other church books (birth, marriage and death books, etc.) were noted along with additional information such as movements within or out of the parish.

These records were created for most of Sweden except for a few large parishes within Stockholm city. Instead during the years 1878-1926, a new municipal organization was created called the Roteman’s Institution (rotemansinstitutionen). Stockholm was divided


into a number of districts called rotar. In each district or rote, there was a city employee (roteman) responsible for recording the population statistics. Therefore, many people living in Stockholm are missing in the Population of Sweden 1860-1930 index. They can be found in the Rotemansarkivet 1878-1926 which is found on the Stockholm City Archives free website.

With the update of the Population in Sweden to 1930, ArkivDigital now has more than 100 million registry entries, easily accessible to anyone with an All-In-one subscription, and most of them with a link directly to the source.

ArkivDigital’s largest and most popular searchable name index, Population of Sweden 1880-1920, is growing. The name index register has been expanded to include 20 additional years and now includes the years from 1860 to 1920.

TheAccording to The Guinness Book of World Records, the toughest tongue twister is 'The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick.' However, if researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are to be believed, there may be a new contender for that coveted spot.

Dr. Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel and her team assert that 'pad kid poured curd pulled cold' is the toughest tongue twister that has ever been concocted. In fact, it is so difficult that when people were asked to repeat it rapidly ten times, they became so tongue-tied that they stopped speaking altogether. The twister revealed at the Fall Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America that was held in San Francisco from December 2nd-6th, was part of a study conducted by Stefanie's team to get some insight into


of the roads were impassable due to high waters; Thilanka calmly backtracked several times until he found a way to get us down to Kandy. He loaned us his cell phone and helped us to make changes to our hotel arrangements, and made suggestions for an alternative itinerary in the area around Kandy. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the area, and was a skilled and careful driver. A bonus for us was his engaging and friendly personality. Traveling with him was a true pleasure! We highly recommend Sri Lankan Hires to any visitor to Sri Lanka!elected.”

Ohr revealed that he spoke to the FBI about the role of Fusion GPS in producing the dossier, and informed the agency that his wife, Nellie Ohr, worked at the time for Fusion GPS.

Critically, Ohr said that he transmitted all of that information in the time period before the FBI under Comey certified the FISA application to obtain a warrant to conduct surveillance on Carter Page, a former adviser to President Trump’s 2016 campaign. Comey signed the first FISA application in late October 2016.

The emails between Comey and Clapper, meanwhile, came on the heels of the January 10, 2017 news media leaks about the dossier.

On January 10, CNN was first to report the leaked information that the controversial contents of the dossier were presented during classified briefings inside


Move to release the women coincided with International Women’s Day, which saw continued protests against Bashir’s rule.

Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir has ordered the release of all female protesters detained during nationwide demonstrations that have rocked his rule since December.

Al-Bashir made the announcement on Friday during a meeting with a group of people from eastern Sudan at his residence in Khartoum.

“I order Salah Gosh to release all women detainees,” al-Bashir said at the meeting, referring to the chief of the powerful National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) that has led a sweeping crackdown on the protesters.

The media office at the presidency confirmed the move, which coincided with International Women’s Day.

Officials have not said how many women have been detained during the protests, but opposition activists say about 150 wereSaudi Arabia's King Salman called on the world at the G-20 summit Monday to "rid the world of its evil" in the fight against terror, the Saudi channel Al Arabiya reported Monday. The monarch proposed the creation of a United Nations-sponsored organization to combat terror, and has reportedly already donated some $110 million for it. He called on other nations to contribute to the center, which would serve as an international intelligence hub for information and research on terrorism.

The G-20 summit in the Turkish coastal town of Antalya was intended to focus on international economic cooperation, but has been overshadowed by the coordinated string of attacks in Paris Friday that killed 129 people. Turkey has also faced a massive refugee crisis, with some 2 million Syrian refugees now


living in the country. Salman, as well as other regional leaders, called on the global community to work toward solving the Syrian crisis.

Saudi Arabia is considered a key ally for the United States in the region, particularly as the U.S.-led campaign has intensified against the Islamic State group, also known as ISIS, in recent weeks. The country has itself been the site of several terrorist attacks by ISIS sympathizers, and the government has sought to crack down on domestic support for the group.

“It is certain that addressing the problem radically requires finding a peaceful solution to the Syrian crisis and standing by the Syrian people's right to live in dignity in their homeland," Salman said Friday, according to Al Arabiya. "The suffering of this people is exacerbated by

People v Kovalsky (2020 NY Slip Op 03028)

People v Kovalsky

2020 NY Slip Op 03028

Decided on May 27, 2020

Appellate Division, Second Department

Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.

Decided on May 27, 2020
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department

CHERYL E. CHAMBERS, J.P.
JOHN M. LEVENTHAL
SYLVIA O. HINDS-RADIX
FRANCESCA E. CONNOLLY, JJ.

2013-05077
 (Ind. No. 98/12)

[*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent,
vAndrew Kovalsky, appellant.

Andrew Kovalsky, Napanoch, NY, appellant pro se.
William V. Grady, District Attorney, Poughkeepsie, NY (Kirsten A. Rappleyea of counsel), for respondent.
Yasmin M. Daley Duncan, Brooklyn, NY, former appellate counsel.

DECISION & ORDER
Application by the appellant for a writ of error coram nobis to vacate, on the


persons who lived in the Commercial Building typically suffered from both medical and psychological problems. The president of OALP, Jim Delegans, established programs to meet some of their needs. For example, he arranged for a nurse to visit them. This was not the only reason why the tenants valued living in the Commercial Building. Another was its location. Tenants had ready access to public transportation, upon which many of them depended.
As it turned out, the Commercial Building was not a profitable investment for OALP. During 2006, OALP defaulted on a debt to a creditor. The debt was secured by a deed of trust on the Commercial Building. The creditor commenced non-judicial foreclosure proceedings under the State of Washington's Deeds of Trust Act, chapter 61.24 RCW. In due course,the trustee scheduled a trustee's sale.
The 2006-2007 HAP contract was set to expire on March 31, 2007. Despite the fact the Commercial Building was the subject of non-judicial foreclosure proceedings, OALP attempted to renew its HAP contract with the SHA. Although the record is not entirely clear, it does not appear Mr. Delegans disclosed the existence of non-judicial foreclosure to the SHA. In any event, the SHA agreed to renew the contract. On March 14th, Mr. Delegans signed a new contract on behalf of OALP. On March 27th, Steve Cervantes signed on behalf of SHA.
On April 13th, the trustee conducted the trustee's sale. Pacific First West, LLC, submitted the highest bid. The trustee issued a deed. Shortly thereafter, BlueRay LLC purchased Pacific First West. The new owners of


Wisa’s ‘indecent’ video played back in court

- Lawyer for the musician challenges the police to also arrest pastor Daniel Obinim for public touhcing some private parts in his church.

Wisa stripping and rubbing his manhood behind his female dancer on stage.

A Circuit Court on Wednesday played back the video clip of hiplife artiste, Wisa’s indecent exposure of his penis during a performance at a Citi FM event in December, 2015.

The video which was tendered in court by the prosecution as evidence against Wisa was viewed by all in an open court.

Meanwhile, the lawyer of the artiste, Jerry Abgenovor has asked the police to also go ahead and arrest controversial Pastor, Daniel Obinim, since he has also been seen on TV touching some private parts of his members in anTOKYO, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian shares rose on Thursday and
European equities were expected to follow as solid manufacturing
surveys in the United States and China fed optimism that the
global growth slowdown may have turned a corner, while the euro
was underpinned by hopes for aid for Greece.

The euro rebounded to a two-week high against the dollar of
$1.28685. German Chancellor Angela Merkel revived hopes by
saying an agreement to release emergency aid to Greece was still
possible next Monday when euro ministers meet, after Athens'
international lenders failed to reach a deal on Wednesday.

Trading volume was thinning ahead of the U.S. Thanksgiving
weekend, but European shares were seen extending gains, with
financial spreadbetters predicting London's FTSE 100,
Paris's CAC-40 and Frankfurt's DAX to track
Asian strength and open as much as 0.6 percent higher.

MSCI's broadest index of


and pointing to reviving economic growth
after seven consecutive quarters of slowing. A sub-index
measuring output rose to 51.3, also the highest since October
2011.

"The data suggests the China's growth had hit a bottom in
the third quarter and prospects are brightening for small and
medium-sized firms in China," said Naohiro Niimura, a partner at
research and consulting firm Market Risk Advisory.

While the report was positive, the rise in prices of base
metals, of which China is the world's top consumer, will be
contained given the high level of Chinese inventories, he said.

"But shares get a boost because they are driven by sentiment
and because contained base metal prices under an improving
economy will help companies boost their earnings," Niimura said.

He added that as hedge funds close their books this month
and next, any swing in prices should bea senior judicial analyst who has worked at the Fox News channel since 1998, and frequently comments on the Fox Business Network. He was a New Jersey superior court judge from 1987 to 1995.

Napolitano’s removal from the air was first reported in the Los Angeles Times.


a Trempealeau County judge last Thursday sentenced 24-year-old Amanda Butts, of Osseo, to 30 years in prison for the death.

Butts initially denied giving Alexis anything but children’s Tylenol after bringing her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead in the early hours of June 22 — 47 days before her second birthday, according to court records.pavilion, from the crown and side-on. The gemstone is supported by a rotatable platform which is rotated when images are being captured from a side-on viewpoint to obtain profile and colour images from a variety of rotational positions and to detect internal flaws and inclusions. When capturing images from above and below the gemstone, the platform is moved along an axis from a level position to a down and an up position respectively. The fixed focal length camera is also moved along an axis to focus on the gemstone when the platform is moved between the up, down and level positions. A captured image may be analysed by a processor to obtain colour measurements and measures of the brilliance and scintillation of the gemstone.
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sealing portion and the non-sealing portion are also formed alternately at the other side end thereof. The positions of forming the sealing and non-sealing portions are, however, different at one side end and at the other side end.
Namely, with respect to a couple of adjacent non-woven fabrics with the sealing portions at one side end of the cylindrical multi-layer body, the other side end is provided with no sealing portion. With respect to another couple of adjacent non-woven fabrics with no sealing portion formed at one side end, the other side end is provided with the sealing portion.
As a result, portions with the corrugated sheets inserted into spaces, of which one side end closed and the other side end opened, surrounded by the non-woven fabrics, (hereinafter be calledengine exhaust system, the partition wall partitions the hollow into an upstream-sided hollow opened upstream of the exhaust system but closed downstream thereof and a downstream-sided hollow opened downstream but closed upstream, the joining portion serves as a fitting shaft fitted into the downstream-sided hollow, and a substantial lengthwise dimension of the fitting shaft is set somewhat larger than a lengthwise dimension of the downstream-sided hollow, the fitting shaft and the axial core are composed of separate members each having a different elasticity, and a gap is formed between the heat resistant container and the connection member due to a dimensional difference between the lengthwise dimension of the fitting shaft and the lengthwise dimension of the downstream-sided hollow when the fitting shaft is fitted into the down-stream-sided hollow.
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The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a decorative molded article of which a body has a design surface decorated with a decorative design layer.
A method called in-mold labeling is one of the methods for manufacturing a decorative molded article of which a body has a design surface decorated with a decorative design layer. For example, refer to Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2013-146956. This manufacturing method uses a mold, which includes a cavity mold and a core mold, and a film in which a decorative design layer is formed on a base film. The film is positioned and locked on the cavity mold while the mold is open. Vacuum suction causes the film to stick to the molding surface of the cavity mold. After that,Philipp Gerbert is a member of The Boston Consulting Group’s engineered products and infrastructure sector team and a core member of the firm’s Industrial Goods; Energy; and Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice groups. He also leads BCG’s Strategy practice in Central Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Since joining BCG as a partner in 2005, Philipp has acquired extensive experience and knowledge serving industry and technology leaders around the world.

A physicist and an expert in energy and digital technology, he is intensely interested in technology-based transformations of business and economics. Philipp became a BCG Fellow in 2015; his research is exploring the impact of analytics and big data on business strategy.

Before joining BCG, Philipp worked for McKinsey & Company, The McKenna Group, and A.T. Kearney.

The Boston Consulting Group is


war is shitHašek was also in the same warand similarly understood that war is shitthat peace is much better, and beerthen Apollinaire died in that war and never wrote anything else

Vonnegut was also sent to war, but landed in a different onethe second, and was taken into German captivityhe saw how American and English planes bombed Dresdentens of thousands of people died there“what can you do?” – remarked Vonnegut Orwell spent the war at home and soon experiencedhow big brother is watching everyoneBukowski also missed that warhe just drank and wrote, wrote and drankdrinking is more fun, after all, than dying in warhe wrote it like that: “and I drank...”no! those are the words of Venedikt Yerofeyevhe wrote it like that: “and I drank...”and he drank(then came afollowing a path off the west coast of the North Island before crossing the top of the South Island on Sunday, when Wellington would feel the brunt of it.

MetService has issued a severe weather watch for Auckland, Hawke's Bay, Taumaranui, Taupo, Taihape, Wellington, and Nelson.

Severe weather warnings have been issued for Northland, Auckland, Coromandel Peninsula, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Nelson and Marlborough.

The central plateau and Hawke's Bay could be in for strong winds and heavy rain on Sunday - particularly in the hills above Hawke's Bay.

A similar forecast was in place for other areas, such as Taumaranui and Taupo.

While Wellington would have a ''cloudy and fairly wet'' Sunday, the biggest factor would be the wind with gale-force northwesterly winds gusting ''easily'' up to 110kmh. Wellington's severe weather watch


About English to Farsi translation

Farsi is widely referred to among English speakers as Persian language. This is an Iranian language that the natives of Iran refer to it as Farsi. It boasts of over a hundred and ten million speakers in over eight countries. English to Farsi translation is therefore bound to serve a wide audience. It has a rich history most notably being the first language to break from the gripping influence of Arabic in Muslim literature. It is prudent to get acquainted with this before setting out to conduct English to Farsi translation.

The establishment of Farsi to its current status has been long and steady. It has gone through three main stages through history. The Old phase was characterized by a language that had words thatCorp., Marubeni Corp., Mitsui & Co. Ltd. and Sumitomo Corp. — that have been moving aggressively ahead since the sanctions were lifted and Tokyo forgave billions in Myanmar debt, clearing the way for fresh borrowing.

A Long History

Japan has a long history in the country, dating back to its invasion during World War II, which was followed by a period of war reparations and development projects. Those projects were frozen after the crackdown in 1988, when the military fired on pro-democracy protesters. But many of the bigger Japanese companies kept a presence in Yangon while awaiting better times.

“The scale of involvement [in Myanmar by Japan] dwarfs that from the U.S. or Australia.” –Sean Turnell

Within two weeks after Abe took office in late December 2012, Finance Minister Taro Aso was


construction of bridges, airports and other infrastructure, in food and consumer goods retailing, logistics — just about every sector.

Figures compiled by the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry show 161 members as of May, up from about 51 in March 2011. More than a third of those members were involved in logistics and other services, about a quarter in construction, slightly more in manufacturing, and the rest in finance and trading.

Shifting Investment

Despite the high degree to which it is “embedded” in Myanmar, Japan still lags behind other major Asian countries in terms of overall investment. In the fast-expanding hotels sector, for example, Hong Kong and other Asia-based hotel chains have snapped up opportunities to develop prime sites, including the ornate but rickety Yangon Railways headquarters, which the PeninsulaWEST Coast has overlooked Brownlow medallist Matt Priddis for Sunday's decisive clash against St Kilda, preferring to recall Chris Masten in a major selection shock.

Priddis travelled to Melbourne with the team but didn't make the final 22, despite being fit and available after missing last round's thumping of the Brisbane Lions.

The club said the 32-year-old missed that clash due to a quad injury.

But with the Eagles desperately needing an interstate victory to keep control of their finals destiny, they have left out Priddis, raising questions whether the retiring midfielder is in the club's best 22 for the rest of the season.

Masten racked up 40 touches for East Perth last weekend and is the eighth-placed Eagles' only change, replacing key defender Tom Barrass (groin).

Ruckman Nathan Vardy has failed to


force his way into the line up despite recovering from a glute strain.

The Etihad Stadium clash could make or break the Saints' season and Alan Richardson's men will be buoyed by the return of champion Nick Riewoldt, who this week announced he will call time on a magnificent career at season's end.

Koby Stevens is also into the line-up, with Jack Lonie and Daniel McKenzie both dropped from the side which coughed up two late goals in a heartbreaking loss to Port Adelaide last round.

St Kilda is precariously positioned in 11th spot on the ladder with a 9-9 record, but only a win and percentage off sixth spot.

The Power have confirmed forgotten forward Angus Monfries for his long-awaited return to AFL.

Showdown 43 against Adelaide will be Monfries' first appearancesince round 22, 2015.

Monfries and ruckman Paddy Ryder both served anti-doping suspensions last year after being embroiled in Essendon's supplements scandal.

Aidyn Johnson also comes in for Port, with speedster Matt White (omitted) and Matthew Broadbent (ankle) making way.

Adelaide has loaded up with star forward Eddie Betts (appendix), gun young defender Jake Lever (hamstring) and midfielder Brad Crouch (cheekbone) all returning.

The League-leading Crows have cut Andy Otten, Paul Seedsman and Wayne Milera from the outfit which drew with Collingwood.

Richmond and Hawthorn have both made only one change for Sunday's other huge clash at the MCG.

The fourth-placed Tigers regain midfielder Dion Prestia from calf and knee soreness, with young small forward Shai Bolton dropped.

Hawks veteran Luke Hodge has been suspended for one week, and replaced in the line-up by Teia


result in skill depreciation in highly specialised professions. Please note that this study was conducted in the United States, where employees are entitled to a meagre 10 days of annual leave. How would the results look in Europe, where each worker enjoys a more lavish allowance?

Actually, several international studies have reported spikes of hospital fatalities due to medical errors and complications in summer time, a phenomenon referred to as the ‘July effect’ or, more dramatically, the ‘killing season’. It is speculated that this effect is mainly related to the influx of newly qualified doctors during this time of the year and seasonal variations in complaints (due, for example, to heat waves). But according to Michael Englesbe and his research team in their 2007 paper, the absence of experiencedafter the company holiday. It appears that holidays can actually work for employers.

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According to a press release of the US Travel Association, two out of three American executives believe that vacationing improves creativity at work. The ability to ‘think outside the box’, to produce novel, original and useful problem solutions, is vital to drive civilisations forward and adapt to change (Hennessy & Amabile, 2010).

In recent years, several studies have demonstrated that people who have lived abroad show higher levels of creativity (for an overview, see Leung et al., 2008). For instance, William Maddux and Adam Galinsky (2009) conducted several experiments in their lab during which students had to work on creativity tasks such as the Dunker candle problem, negotiation and drawing tasks or the Remote Associates


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ACT Policing arrested a 68-year-old man on Saturday night for damaging a tyre on a car in Narrabundah. Police searched the man's home about 8.15pm, seizing evidence and taking him to Woden Police Station. The search followed a tyre-slashing incident in the early hours of that day. The man was later released but will be summonsed to face the ACT Magistrates Court at a later date. Police suspect the alleged offence may be linked to similar cases of property damage in the area. Investigations are continuing. The arrest is the result of an ongoing police operation that began in April 2013. The 68-year-old man lives in Narrabundah. While police suggested possible links to past events, it is unknown whether the man they arrested is the "Narrabundah slasher"A recent biodiversity survey in a remote corner of Tajikistan has yielded surprising results.

Fauna & Flora International (FFI) recently teamed up with local and international scientists to conduct a survey of life in the Zorkul nature reserve, near the Afghan border. FFI's team planted camera traps which captured images of five different snow leopards in one valley, according to a press release.

Wired UK reports that the FFI team, with the help of Panthera, planted 11 cameras around a 5.8 square mile (15 square kilometer) area in August 2011.

The survey's results have prompted a quick response. FFI's Dr. Alex Diment told Wired UK that FFI is training local rangers in the nature reserve "on how to work in the harsh field conditions, and how to combat illegal poaching and


other threats."

Their actions are undoubtedly warranted. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species currently lists snow leopards (Panthera uncia) as endangered.

FFI reports that habitat loss and poaching have caused at least a 20 percent decline in snow leopard populations in the past 16 years.

Scientific American writes that scientists in Australia have created "embryonic stem-like cells from the tissue of an endangered adult snow leopard." The scientists' (theoretical) goal is to help save endangered big cat species by reproducing them in labs.

Earlier this month, a team from the Wildlife Conservation Society photographed mother and cub snow leopards together in Afghanistan.

Below, check out images of the snow leopards in Tajikistan and photos of several other species identified by FFI's biodiversity survey.

Images and captions courtesy of Fauna & Flora International.

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“The Pioneer of Hasidic Literature.”

“The most important Zionist (at the first Zionist Congress).”

“An undiscovered genius.”

“Defender of Kabbalah and the Masorah.”

Yes, a single man was called all of these things. Ahron Marcus, whose 101st Yahrtzeit is observed today, might be the most interesting man of the turn of the 19th century you’ve never heard of. He was truly a man of paradoxes: never ordained, but often called rabbi; a Hasid who supported Herzl; a student of archaeology and the ancient world who vehemently opposed the documentary hypothesis; a devout adherent of Hasidism who simultaneously provided historical and psychological analyses of his religious world.

Ahron Marcus (1843-1916) was born in Hamburg and recognized in the German Jewish community as a prodigious illuy in learning at a young age, studying with studentsof the famed Rabbi Isaac Bernays. Aside from his traditional learning, in his teenage years he was educated as an enlightened maskil, becoming well-versed in philosophy, history, and foreign languages. The details are somewhat murky, but on his sister’s account he suffered a crisis of faith at that time, and was subsequently spurred to join a Hasidic yeshiva, where he remained for several years, later marrying into a Hasidic family. He immersed himself in various Hasidic courts, finally joining the Tiferet Shlomo, R. Shlomo Rabinowitz of Radomsk, and settling in Krakow. It is important to note how unique this trajectory is, as it was extremely uncommon for intellectually oriented Jews to shift into a Hasidic lifestyle and worldview at that time.

As noted, Marcus’ accomplishments over the course of


his life were manifold. He was a prolific author across many fields (sometimes writing under the alias Verus, meaning Truth). He wrote a book on psychological and philosophical matters in Hasidut based on Eduard von Hartmann’s psychological work on the conscious and subconscious (Vienna, 1888). Among his findings (which were discussed in this recent article by Prof. Shalom Rosenberg), he argued that miracles can be understood on the basis of the power of suggestion. His training in history and ancient languages supported his study of the ancient period and Judaism, as he published several works, including a series on Flavius Josephus und seine Zeit, studying the great Jewish historian Josephus in historical context, and Kadmoniyot (Krakow, 1896-97) on Mesopotamian archeology and its ramifications on biblical and rabbinic Judaism,where he used the Tel el-Amarna letters to support the biblical account of the situation in Egypt and Canaan. Fusing his philosophical/psychological and historical/linguistic interests, Marcus also wrote a work on the history and psychology of language entitled Barzilai, or Language as the Writing of the Soul (Berlin 1905f.; Heb. 1983), which includes questions in comparative Semitics and the development of the Hebrew language (including the claim that the Semitic root is originally bilateral), but also more traditional and psychological perspectives.

Marcus’ scope of writing was not limited to the adventurous, however. He also authored several traditional Torah studies, including an extended commentary on the Bible and the Mishnah entitled Keset ha-Sofer (Krakow 1912f.), which was mostly lost in the ravages of the Holocaust. Additionally, he published an edition


the Ruzhiner and Belzer Hasidic courts, as he did in dialing back his support in the wake of the Shemita controversy of 1888. Along with Nathan Birnbaum, he was the first chairman of the local Chovevei Eretz Yisrael society.

However, Marcus’ Zionism reached its peak, in a sense, upon his reading Theodor Herzl’s Der Judenstaat in 1896, on which he lectured on the following year. Breaking with Mahzikei ha-Dat, the Orthodox communal organization, Marcus spent the next four years in lengthy correspondence and personal friendship with Herzl, discussing theoretical matters but, most importantly, the possibility of bringing Eastern European traditionalists into alliance with the Zionist movement. Among Marcus’ attempts to convince his Orthodox confreres of the value of Zionism were his assertions that Herzl would not set up apredictable leaders like the avowed Zionist R. Shmuel Mohilever but also the Tosafot Yom Tov (R. Yom Tov Lipmann Heller), building upon his position that the Temple may be built prior to the messianic era. Marcus attributed significance to the Land of Israel, but also saw the Land playing a pragmatic role, offering a means of solving the “Jewish Problem” in Europe. He even supported the possibility of a Jewish State in Cyprus when it seemed the Land of Israel was not on the table.

Unfortunately, the Hasidic-Zionist alliance was not meant to be. The meeting between Herzl and the Czortkower Rebbe never took place. By 1900 several Hasidic leaders explicitly opposed Herzl and his project, Marcus despaired of his great plan, and in 1912 was among the founders


of Agudat Yisrael. The road was not travelled, and today a Hasidic ideological Zionism may sound oxymoronic to some.

Ahron Marcus’ contribution for which he is best known came neither in the realm of ancient history nor Zionist activism but in his role as the first historian of Hasidut. His book Der Chassidismus, the first academic work on Hasidism, which treated its various schools, is a well-cited work within both academic and traditional settings.

The book was groundbreaking, in several senses. Most significantly, it was the first systematic work written about Hasidut. While many Hasidic works had been published since the emergence of the Ba’al Shem Tov in early 18th century, this was the first scholarly treatment of the phenomenon. Furthermore, this was no naïve encomium to Hasidism; the bookpresented the historical development of the various schools, including drawing distinctions between them and considering their various contexts. This was a work of fairly critical scholarship, especially given the era of its publication. There is even a helpful introductory chapter on Kabbalah, as well as studies on pre-Hasidic thinkers such as R. Moshe Taku.

It set the stage by discussing and critically evaluating the various Hasidic groups, as well as by passing on various stories of Hasidic lore, many of which were picked up by later scholars of Hasidism. Der Chassidismus is often the first scholarly authority noted when considering the history of scholarship on a matter of Hasidic import. Although much literature has followed Marcus’ most famous book, and despite some of the challenges made as to the


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wives very cheaply, and — have paid dearly for it afterwards. It is,
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Privacy), Best Rap Album (Invasion of Privacy,) Record of the Year ("I Like It"), Best Pop Duo/Group Performance ("Girls Like You" with Maroon 5) and Best Rap Performance ("Be Careful").

Malone is up for four awards, including Album of the Year (beerbongs & bentleys), Record of the Year ("Rockstar"), Best Pop Solo Performance ("Better Now") and Best Rap/Sung Performance ("Rockstar").

Mendes snagged a Grammy nod for Song of the Year for co-writing his hit "In My Blood" and is also nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album (Shawn Mendes).

Monáe is also in the Album of the Year race with Dirty Computer. She also scored a nod for Best Music Video for "PYNK."

Other nominees include Kendrick Lamar with eight and Drake with seven.

Hosted by Grammy-winner Alicia Keys, the 61st annual Grammy AwardsThe latest legal dispute involving Inter Miami CF's attempt to build an arena on the site of Lockhart Stadium took an unexpected turn on Tuesday, with rival bidder FXE Futbol having to go to court to halt what it deemed to be demolition work that had begun at the venue.

Last month, the Ft. Lauderdale City Commission selected Inter Miami's $60 million plan to tear down Lockhart Stadium, and replace it with a new, 18,000-seat stadium, as well as a training facility and fields for the public. Inter Miami's plans -- put forward by an ownership group that includes David Beckham and MasTec chairman Jorge Mas -- include playing its first two seasons in Major League Soccer at the rebuilt venue, starting in 2020. Inter Miami and the city


signed an interim agreement last week, with demolition scheduled to begin on May 6.

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Inter Miami's proposal was selected over that of FXE Futbol, whose plans involved renovating the facility as opposed to tearing it down. In response, FXE Futbol filed a lawsuit alleging that the City of Ft. Lauderdale City violated Florida state law as it relates to unsolicited offers for development of public land by a private entity by not getting "an architect, landscape architect, or an engineer licensed in this state" to review the proposals. State law also requires an "independent analysis" to demonstrate the public-private partnership's cost effectiveness.

FXE Futbol alsoGraves, Party Animal and Unholy.

The first track off the album is C Word, this a brilliant song for the opening track, as it has a raw energy that encapsulates the essence of the album, as it has some really good guitar work, the drums are brilliant and the vocals are on point. Forest For It’s Trees is next, this song is similar to C Word in its style, on this track there is some cool guitar work and riffs, the drums are on point as they help drive the song along, and the vocals are brilliant, as they have a sort of soaring edge to them on parts of the song.

Space Camp is next, I like this song, as it has that heavier edge to it, as the


guitars and drums have a heavier distorted edge to them, and the vocals really match the music, as the song has clean vocals for the most part, but there is some growl vocals on parts of the track. Thirsty Bitches is up next, this track is more of a up beat vibe to it, especially with the drums, as they have a slightly faster tempo to the previous tracks, the guitars and bass really work well with the drums, as they compliment them superbly, the vocals are as usual on point.

Graves is next, for me, Graves is leaning towards the heavier side of Hard Rock, because of the slightly distorted guitars and the intensity of the drums, on the track there is some clean and growl vocals, whichare really cool. Party Animal is next, this has a fun aspect to the song, as the title suggests, its about having some fun, the music and vocals reflect that, as there is some cool guitar work and riffs within the song, the vocals are point and the drums are brilliant. Unholy is the last song off the album, as this song is a brilliant outro song, as it has the real intensity and encapsulates the essence of the Punk Rock genre, everything about this song is brilliant, from the drums, to the guitar and mainly from the vocals, as the vocals to me are brilliant.

So, well, I was immensely impress With Viqueen and their album Spill Your Guts, as they have written a brilliant here and also


Festivals halted after state president’s death

Authorities in Yen Bai and Tuyen Quang provinces have halted all entertainment events due to State President Tran Dai Quang’s sudden death on September 21. Muong Lo Culture and Tourism Week 2018 was halted The Muong Lo Culture and Tourism Week 2018, as well as a festival to explore the terraced fields of Mu Cang Chai was halted. The opening ceremony of Muong Lo Culture and Tourism Week was supposed to be held at 8 pm on September 21 and the ceremony for terraced field festival was on the following day. To Hoang Linh, chairman of Tuyen Quang City, also announced that they had halted the Tuyen Citadel Festival 2018 and the first intangible cultural heritage festival which were scheduled to take placeBJP supporters dance during the celebration of party’s victory in civic elections at party office in Gandhinagar on Tuesday. (PTI Photo) BJP supporters dance during the celebration of party’s victory in civic elections at party office in Gandhinagar on Tuesday. (PTI Photo)

Maybe the BJP too did not expect the sweep it did in the local body elections held across 16 districts on Sunday, given that it was the first after the demonetisation announcement and the party had been jittery. It won 109 of the 126 seats across district and taluka panchayats and municipalities in Gujarat.

Scratch the surface and the mandate seems more against using the powerful vote to bring in a political alternative whose apparent face was that of a reluctant challenger, in this case – the Congress.

The


victory of the Gondal taluka panchayat is a case in point. Exactly a year ago , the Congress won it evidently because of the overpowering sentiment against the establishment following the Patidar agitation, fresh then in the action realm of Gujarat’s politics.

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The Congress had won 12 and the BJP 10 seats in the panchayat, of the taluka largely seen as a BJP influenced one, last December. The panchayat, however could not pass the budget after three attempts due to one of its members cross-voting and the taluka was superceded in June calling for a mid term election, and the BJP today has won 18 of the 22 seats.

Long before demonetisation or even the changeof guard in Gandhinagar, the Congress was losing ground, it had lost the Talala assembly seat in the by-election to the BJP last May inspite of a seeming disenchantment with the state leadership of the BJP. More immediate was the Monday win by BJP of the Mehsana Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) elections, after the Congress, which had ruled for 38 years, withdrew from the contest.

Apart from the Gujarat Congress’s failed efforts to regain foothold in its former constituencies, the BJP made some quick moves beginning with the replacement of chief minister Anandiben Patel by Vijay Rupani, coupled with the exile of Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) leader Hardik Patel, scaling down the quota agitation to a large extent. The government’s offer to hold talks with Hardik, may


have sounded reconciliatory, but was “bold” and probably blunted the impact of the PAAS rally against the “inconvenience caused to public” because of demonetisation, in Surat, the following day. (It steered clear of a direct protest against demonetisation).

The rally also did not see a major turnout, given that the smaller diamond units mostly run by Patidars, not yet having opened due to the cash crunch. The government though, is yet to address the issue of the loss in business staring in the face of the diamond and textile sector, because of the demonetisation. A day before the elections, the Centre lifted the six-year-old moratorium from the three major industrial clusters, Vapi, which was facing elections, being one of them, which was clearly aimed at getting them on itsside.

The BJP victory suggests that the queues outside the banks cannot be a yardstick. People in the queues may have been largely fatigued and frustrated but they seemed not to mind the arduous role play in the “national cause”, as demonetisation has been trumpeted by the BJP. However, the BJP had been worried, soon after November 8, having just thumped chests over the LoC surgical strike, and then to be faced by demonetisation. Some of those impacted by the withdrawal of the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes, had contributed to the party in various elections and were heard complaining.

There were also protests against the RBI curbs on the district central co-operative banks (DCCBs) from the BJP’s own quarters, like MP Vitthal Radadiya and former Gujarat minister Dileep


Sanghani who are leaders in the co-operative banking sector.

Notwithstanding the Centre’s piecemeal releases on relief and rules following the demonetisation, no contesting party appeared to have made it an issue in the local election. If there was an anti-BJP sentiment, no opposition party tapped it enough. At best, the opposition protests to demonetisation, lacked clarity, most of them in the garb of protesting “the method” than the move. A day before the elections, the Gujarat Congress put off its participation in the Bharat bandh, leading to confusion among its followers. Besides, the BJP under Rupani is coming into its own, given the relatively clean and accessible-to-public image of the CM, contrary to his predecessor. His government moved swiftly to launch a campaign to open Jan Dhan accounts forDemocratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg seemed to have his own Jeb Bush-style "please clap" moment during an Iowa campaign event this week.

Buttigieg, who is former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, faced an uncomfortable silence during a Tuesday night campaign event. It was reminiscent of a 2016 campaign event when former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) urged his supporters to "please clap."

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Putting in face time with Iowa voters on Tuesday, Buttigieg told the crowd that he would serve America as president "by having better hands guided by better values on those pulleys and levers of American government."

"So I'm going to look to you to spread that sense of hope to those that you know!" he concluded.

Buttigieg paused, clearly anticipating applause, and when it did not come,