(CNN) Friday couldn't arrive soon enough for South African President Jacob Zuma.

When Zuma, 73, climbed out of bed Thursday morning he must have felt like the boy in Judith Viorst's classic picture book , "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day."

It might qualify as the worst day of his troubled, seven-year presidency.

The nation's highest court would deal him a humiliating blow, ruling that Zuma violated the constitution when he used $15 million in state funds to upgrade his private home.

"The constitution, rule of law and accountability is the sharp and mighty sword ready to chop off the ugly head of impunity," the court said.

A politician loathed by many for his administration's arrogance and corruption, Zuma's day would only get worse:

It's time to pay the piper-- and the state

Zuma must repay money spent on renovations unrelated to security, the Constitutional Court said.

The National Treasury will determine the amount.

South Africans have been down this road before.

The controversy dates back nearly seven years, when Zuma first took office.

At one point, the Public Protector, an independent watchdog, ordered Zuma to pay "a reasonable percentage of the cost" for upgrades not related to security.

The office left it up to the National Treasury to determine the appropriate amount.

Jacob Zuma says he must reflect on the judgment ordering him to repay public funds spent on home improvements.

Zuma never repaid. He insisted the findings of the office tasked with investigating official misconduct were merely recommendations, not legal court orders.

Zuma, after all, is the President.

Also, he was later cleared of wrongdoing


people derisively refer to as "Zumaville" included a swimming pool, cattle kraal, a visitors center, an amphitheater and the chicken run.

The home of President Jacob Zuma in Nkandla, which some have derisively referred as Zumaville.

Zuma was born and spent most of his life in the house. Of course, it was not as grand as it is today.

His father died at the end of World War II and his mother was later a domestic worker in Durban, according to the African National Congress website.

"Owing to his deprived childhood, Jacob Zuma did not receive any formal schooling," the site said. "Heavily influenced by a trade unionist family member, he became involved in politics at an early age and joined the African National Congress in 1959."

For Zuma and the National Assembly:A time for reflection.

On Thursday, a government statement said Zuma "noted and respects" the judgment.

But the President still needs a little time to figure out how to best proceed.

"The President will reflect on the judgment and its implications on the state and government, and will in consultation with other impacted institutions of state determine the appropriate action," the statement said.

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The public is fed up.

For many South Africans, the time for reflection is over.

In a country with widespread poverty, the long-running scandal has added to the public discontent with Zuma.

Whenever Zuma makes headlines, it's for the wrong reasons.

Nene's firing in December came after the National Treasury refused


to approve several controversial deals. The action was widely interpreted as the President's inclination to remove anyone who stands in his way.

The rejected deals included one between South African Airways and Airbus, and another that would have funded a 1 trillion rand ($50 billion) nuclear deal with Russia.

The opposition has had it, too.

Zuma, the country's fourth post-apartheid President, was sworn in for a second term last May.

In a country battling growing inequality, he pledged to focus on the economy.

The African National Congress won last year's general election and held on to power despite economic woes, deadly mining protests and corruption allegations.

After a turbulent first term, Zuma promised better government and accountability for shortcomings.

Still, his problems keep coming.

The decision Thursday followed two separate cases for misuse of state fundsthat were brought before the high court by opposition parties, the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters.

Last month, throngs of opposition supporters rallied outside the court. They chanted and held signs that said, "Pay Back the Money," a popular social media hashtag.

Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters party walk out of Parliament as President Jacob Zuma delivered his state of the nation address in February.

Facing the threat of an unfavorable court ruling, Zuma recently did an about-face. He offered to repay some of the amount spent on the renovations.

The opposition pressed ahead with their lawsuits.

"Zuma must go down," said Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, one of the parties that took him to court.

Zuma's troubles finally caught up with him this week -- the beginning


in which he stated that a recent meeting with Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak had left de Maiziere "more concerned" that Israel was planning to act against Iran in the near future.

One of the trickier aspects of an airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities has been which route to take. Flying over enemy Arab nations is risky, and traditional ally Turkey has of late turned into one of Israel's most venomous regional antagonists. The Washington-based journal Foreign Policy reports that Israel may have solved that problem.

In a story published on Wednesday, Foreign Policy cited senior American government officials who suggested that Israel had secured the use of airbases in Azerbaijan, a Caucasus nation that borders Iran to the north. "The Israelis have bought an airfield, and the airfield isMayor of Moscow Cup

CSKA took a clear lead in the Mayor of Moscow Cup after the Army Men's narrow victory over Vityaz was followed by a surprise triumph by Spartak over fierce crosstown rivals Dynamo, which went some way toward easing the pain of the Red-and-Whites' derby defeat at the hands of CSKA in the first game.

“We were good in the first period and for half of the second, but in the third we were forced to defend and Johansson in goal helped us hang onto the victory. Tomorrow we'll try Alexei Marchenko. He has had no match practice, but he has been training well.”

Vityaz head coach Valery Belov:

“We had a bad spell early in the second period, but we did well in the third. On the whole,


fine-tuning and fix it.” (courtesy of HC Barys press service)

Nikolai Puchkov memorial tournament.

The Saint Petersburg tournament enjoyed its grand finale today with the playoffs for fifth, third, and first place. The host and Gagarin Cup champion took the gold with an emphatic win over Jokerit, while Team Canada brushed aside SKA-Neva to take the bronze and Severstal edged HC Sochi for fifth place.

Latvian Railways Cup

This tournament in Riga also came to a close today, and as in Saint Petersburg it was the pre-tournament favorites who emerged triumphant. Lokomotiv has had a highly impressive preseason, despite lending many of its finest players to Team Russia and Team Canada pre-Olympic rosters, and the Railwaymen wrapped up victory in the Latvian Railways Cup with a 3-0 win over the hosts.

Dinamo (Minsk)also active as both well-known celebrity figures in Hollywood and television personalities in the mainstream media, have been repeatedly utilized to portray major roles, whenever the subsequent promotion of the event was expected to induce – in terms of social and political impact – massive concern and critical attention from the general public.

In the case of the Port Arthur event, the emotional and psychological impact of a heavily promoted crisis simulation, for the purpose of effecting social, political, legal alterations, and public perceptions, can easily be surmised.

But the general public remains largely unaware of the tacit and conspiratorial involvement of not only local law enforcement and high-level government officials, but the participation of actors with connections to both Hollywood, and to European royal families.

In fact, the accused assailant


Also in 2003, Guidant Corporation withdrew the Ancure graft from marketing and distribution. The withdrawal was influenced by difficulties encountered using the graft's delivery system and improper reporting to the Food and Drug Administration. Enrollment has also been recently completed for the phase II Food and Drug Administration trials of the Medtronic Talent graft and the Cordis Fortron graft. These devices have been approved for use in the European Union and are awaiting Food and Drug Administration panel meeting in the United States. Several significant advances have also occurred recently in stent graft research and development. Of particular significance has been the initiation of the phase I trial of the Trivascular Enovus graft. Deployment of the Trivascular graft may be accomplished through a delivery system that is considerably51 L. Ed. 142, 7 Ann. Cas. 1018; In re Graves (C. C. A.) 270 F. 181. In view, however, of the Act of September 6, 1916 (39 Stat. 727, § 4 [Comp. St. § 1649a]), we disregard the irregularity in practice.
The facts leading up to the warrant for deportation are briefly as follows:
In 1909, defendant, a Greek subject, came to the United States. Except for a brief period, when he returned to Greece to serve in the army, he has been continuously in this country, residing and working in Utah. In March, 1922, he was indicted for violation of the Mann Act (Comp. St. §§ 8812-8819). There were three counts in the indictment: First, causing one Ruth Roberts to be transported in interstate commerce for the purpose


of prostitution; second, causing her to be transported with intent to induce her to become a prostitute; third, procuring a railroad ticket, to be used by her in interstate commerce for the purpose of prostitution.
The second count was dismissed. Plea of guilty was entered to the first and third counts. Sentence of six months in jail was imposed April 1, 1922. Immediately on the expiration of his sentence, defendant was arrested, charged with violation of the Immigration Act of February 5, 1917 (39 Stat. 874). There were three specific charges:
(1) "That he has been found employed by, in, or in connection with a house of prostitution or music or dance hall or other place of amusement or resort habitually frequented by prostitutes or where prostitutes gather;" (2) "thathe has been found subsequent to his entry protecting, or promising to protect, from arrest, a prostitute;" (3) "and that he has been found receiving, sharing in, or deriving benefit from the earnings of a prostitute."
A hearing was had before the United States immigration inspector at Salt Lake City. At the hearing, the inspector notified defendant that a fourth charge would then be made against him, to wit, assisting a prostitute. As a result of the hearing, the Assistant Secretary of Labor, on or about September 28, 1922, issued a warrant for deportation, in which he held that defendant had been found in the United States in violation of the Immigration Act of February 5, 1917. Two of the four specific charges were upheld, the first and the


was not competent evidence, and defendant was deprived of the right of cross-examination. This affidavit had been secured while the woman was under arrest in connection with the charge against defendant under the Mann Act. In the affidavit the woman stated in substance that at defendant's request she went to "work" at the coffee house of defendant at Soldier Summit in December, 1921, and stayed until January 20, 1922, and again for a few days in February, 1922; that she practiced prostitution while there; that she paid defendant $3 a day for board and room while there; that defendant procured for her a railroad ticket, which she used in going the second time to Soldier Summit. The affiant who made this affidavit was not produced at the hearing,the party against whom the witness is called, and the right is a valuable one as a means of separating hearsay from knowledge, error from truth, opinion from fact, and inference from recollection, and as a means of ascertaining the order of the events as narrated by the witness in his examination in chief, and the time and place when and where they occurred, and the attending circumstances, and of testing the intelligence, memory, impartiality, truthfulness, and integrity of the witness."
This court has in numerous cases and in various classes of litigation been insistent that such right should not be infringed. In Resurrection Gold Min. Co. v. Fortune Gold Min. Co., 129 F. 668, 674, 64 C. C. A. 180, 186, a civil case, it was said: "But


a shift in scholarly perspective, unearthing some dusty deconstructive debate if only to give the 'ol knowledge box a shiny veneer. Has the musicological endeavor absorbed enough of corporate values that it has finally become a bookmark, a footnote in the historical-citation practice of the future? Are we narcissists, gazing into the imaginary mirror of futurism, secretly imagining how our output will be viewed in the years to come?

I want to expand a little on Dominick LaCapra's bitter essay in the 1985s concerning the "archival" turn. His critique was philosophical, a post-Hayden White generation of thinkers who took the "aesthetic" argument of History seriously, and believed that its extension into politics was more metaphysical than objectively navigated. In the wake of Derrida & co's linguistic turn, La Caprashe was engaging in matters of methodology, not "moral" principles. But can we fully disengage ourselves from the manifestations of the "moral" in so-called cold, hard analyses? As a disciplinary field, Music Theory has sometimes moved towards the polarity of ahistoricism - think David Lewin's phenomenological investigations, Lerdahl and Jackendoff's psychological tree-diagrams or Richard Cohn's revitalization of Riemann's harmonic theory, turning Schubert into a mathematical grid. Cohn rhetorically calls them eyeglasses for "gazing" at the wonderful stars of tonality, an endeavor in translation, making them statistically decodable to our generation far removed from Schubert's. Sometimes medieval musicologists claim that we cannot move in the same direction - to do so is to enact postmodern rape. Postmodern rape = bad, historically-informed analyses = good. Hence empiricism is sufficiently defended


(or what we call the “flat” sign today) would signal a corresponding lowering of pitch. The origins of such signs, however, did not presuppose a democratic pitch-set of 12 chromatic tones. In addition to the Church system of modes (groups of scales organized by stepwise patterns), the Guidonian Hexachord quickly became a popular pedagogical tool for navigating pretonal space in the 9th Century, later taken to be a prominent feature of diatonic pitch-space by the 13th Century.[24] The Hexachordal system of pitch-navigation was initially developed by Guido of Arezzo, who sought to reduce errors in the singing of plainchant by cantors who sang incorrect intervals. In a nutshell, the Hexachord is a portable gamut of six pitches arranged on the letter notation (claves) of the properly divided monochoralthe Futurist movement in a fast-modernizing Italian landscape. To begin with, despite growing up in a musical household, Russolo was not a professional musician. Eschewing ambitions to enter a music conservatory like his two brothers, Russolo chose a path of painting instead, and was one of the founding members of Futurism under the charismatic leadership of F.T. Marinetti. Neither was Russolo the “official” composer of the Futurist movement, the position of which went to Francesco Balilla Pratella – the only Futurist musician with an academic background in music – who had authored the first Futurist Music Technical Manifesto earlier in 1911 (Kirby, 160).

Despite his lack of qualifications, Russolo transformed his musical ineptitude into a dynamo for impetuous revolution. “I am not a musician,” he wrote at the end


the machine might enable us to consider the real, gendered implications of Futurist machine assemblages in light of hybrid theory by Harraway, Deleuze and Guattari, as well as a re-evaluation of the early machine aesthetic not as simple opposition, but reworked extension of Italy’s emerging Decadentismo consciousness.

Indeed, for Mario Morini, the reception of French decadent literature and poetry in early 20th Century was instrumental in giving critical voice to a class of intellectuals predisposed to the politicization of the aesthetic, amidst a recently unified Italy (Morini, 66). Geographical unification, however, did not give rise to political unity: the risorgimento, under the Parlimentary hegemony of Giovanni Giolitti, fostered an ambivalence in the role of the individual in early industrial Italy. Despite ushering in an epoch of “economic progress, civilto melt away under musical multiplicity, leaving only the ghostly, sonorous echoes of dumb, amplified sound material resonating in space...

To illustrate my points by way of oblique analogy, here are three little (fictional) anecdotes:

1) A whale walks into a bar and says to the bar tender: "[insert long and funny whalesong here]". The other whale sitting at the bar says to the first whale: "dude, you're wasted!"

2) A few years ago, there was a television advertisement that used (abused?) whale song: the opening scene filmed entrepreneurial divers recording their encounters with the whales, the soundbytes traveling to the hands of a club deejay who, through his ingenious mobile device, directly downloads the song into his computer, and instantly plays the song as a scratch-track to hundreds of ravers


something we imagine to be oriented towards a righteously pious topic. Morris acknowledges this when he speaks of the problems of the "face" of endangered species, as well as the implicit inequalities between members of endangered species through the filter of the media. Some animal faces become more prominent than others. The Dodo, legendary for its supposed stupidity, is also legendary posthumously as an exemplar of the failure of conservation. Lest we forget, the Dodo and other creatures alike are likewise mute in the spheres of language we have forged for ourselves, ineffable in this strangely solipsistic game of human linguistics which may turn out to be no more than a stupid evolutionary mistake, a symptom of gross interactions beyond the human and animal, beyond the organic andhimself as a rupture, but after reading Derrida, he likes to think himself as desperate. HT is currently pursuing a degree in music, fashioned by critical studies in a land quite unlike that of his own, where he can embrace the full queerness of alienation and its side effects.


By Steve Kastenbaum, CNN

(CNN) – Rochelle Ballantyne plays chess the same way she walks through the streets of New York, determined to reach her goal without letting any obstacles slow her down.

The 17 year old from Brooklyn is just a few wins away from becoming the first female African-American to attain the ranking of chess master.

[:47] "I've never been the first anything so having that title next to my name is going to... it's going to feel amazing."

She crushes her opponents in a sport dominated by men.

Schools of Thought: 'Brooklyn Castle' students seek solutions 'for every problem on the chessboard'

Ballantyne grew up in a single parent home in the working class neighborhood of East Flatbush. She first learned to play chess from her grandmother, who didn't want thatbackground to limit or prevent her from reaching her fullest potential. Ballantyne did not disappoint.

[2:47] "When I push myself, then nothing can stop me."

When it came time for middle school she wound up at I.S. 318, an inner-city public school that is home to the best chess team in the entire United States. Assistant Principal John Galvin oversees the chess program.

[4:53] "Rochelle was one of our best players that we've ever had in our school. She won several individual national championships."

Her time at the middle school is featured in Brooklyn Castle, a documentary about the chess team released earlier this week.

It's made her a rising star in the world of chess.

Editor's Note: Listen to the complete story in the player above.


Soviet Union (1941)

Improvised Armored Vehicles – Estimated 100 built

It is hard to stress how dire the situation was for the Red Army in the summer of 1941. In as little as two months, 10,000 tanks had been lost to the German Army and her allies. Therefore, factories across the Soviet Union began to produce a myriad of improvised tanks and armored cars. The Izhorsky plant in Leningrad was one such producer, however, rather than up-armoring tanks like most other factories, Izhorsky up-armored and militarized trucks for combat, equipping some machines with a 45mm gun, and even going as far as creating a crude turreted armored car.

Izhorskiye pre-war

The Izhorskiye Zavod (Izhora Plant) was established in 1722 in Saint Petersburg under the orders of Tsar Peter I, to manufacture itemsfor the Russian Navy. The plant had a long career manufacturing naval goods including armor plates for their ironclad and pre-dreadnought ships. In 1906, the plant was awarded its own flag. Some time in the early 1900s, the plant moved onto vehicle manufacture.

Before the war, the Izhorskiye (Iszhorky) plant was one of Leningrad’s largest producers of vehicles. Izhorsky manufactured such iconic vehicles as the FAI, BA-I, BA-3 and BA-6. Izhorsky also manufactured armor plates for tank production, these plates were mostly used in the T-37A, T-38 and T-40 tanks. Izhorsky had a long and proud history of manufacturing armored vehicles, and on the eve of WWII, the plant was producing armor plates for the T-40 amphibious tank, as well as military and commercial trucks.

Desperate measures

After Germany invaded the


plates that are reported to have been between 3-10 mm thick, that covered the engine and crew compartments. The driver of the truck was situated on the left hand side, with a vision slit cut into the armor. To the right of the driver was a machine gun, which was most likely a DP-28 or DT-29.

The engine compartment was completely sealed in, with two small access hatches either side of the engine, along with two armored air intakes over the front grille of the truck. The suspension was unchanged despite the weight increase.

The most common variant of the IZ armored truck, with a 45mm gun placed on the stowage compartment of the truck.

The rear of the truck was built up with armored sides, however, still had an openrear and roof. The cargo portion of the truck was left unarmored, with this new armored structure placed on top of the folding wooden sides. According to the surviving records and photographs, these trucks were armed with either a 45mm gun, a quad maxim gun mount, or nothing at all, functioning more as an armored personnel carrier. The 45mm gun, when placed onto the truck, used the gun shield as part of the armor at the front of the new fighting compartment, with the gun facing forward, and the barrel extending over the engine deck. Wheels were retained on the gun.

An IZ captured by Finnish forces. This truck has had the 45mm gun removed.

These vehicles were called “IZ”, as the factory that produced them was the Izhorsky factory.


It is agreed that, after the initial 20 vehicles with 45mm guns were produced, the plant continued to manufacture armoured trucks in the layouts already described. Roughly 100 of these vehicles were produced from August until December 1941. There was little variation from vehicle to vehicle other than armament. Due to the thin armor of the IZ trucks, performance was not hindered greatly, however the weight of the truck was increased.

An IZ that was built and used as an APC. This machine was never equipped with a gun on the rear, however retained the benches on the stowage compartment. This machine has been captured by the Germans, and a division marking drawn on the cab.

ZIS-6 armoured car and other conversions

Izhorsky also briefly experimented with the manufacture of anconverted into an armored car.

In addition to the creation of a new armored car, Izhorsky also took back armored cars for repair. Some of these vehicles were themselves modified. One such conversion was done to a BA-10. After being returned to the Izhorsky plant, the car was cut down in size. The rear portion of the car, including the rear most drive wheel, was removed. In its place a simple armored cab was placed with a command cupola from what appears to be a BA-27. This vehicle was now an ambulance. It was captured intact, and actually pressed into German service as an ambulance.

Izhorsk improvized armoured car, illustration by David Bocquelet

Combat deployment

The first of these “IZ” were delivered to the defenders of Leningrad on the 15th of July


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former Blackwater security guard was sentenced to life in prison and three others got 30-year terms on Monday in the massacre of 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007, closing a case that had outraged Iraqis and inflamed anti-U.S. sentiment around the world.

The Sept. 16 incident stood out for its brazenness and formed a tense backdrop to talks between the United States and Iraq over the continued presence of U.S. forces in Iraq. It also sparked debate over private security contractors working for the U.S. government in war zones.

The four guards opened fire with machine guns and grenade launchers on the Iraqis, including women and children, at Nisur Square. A heavily armed, four-truck Blackwater Worldwide convoy the men were inBlackwater was sold and renamed several times after the incident. It is now called Academi, based in northern Virginia.

U.S. federal prosecutors had called the guards' action "horrendous" and urged longer sentences for Slough, Liberty and Heard.

In court today, Fatimah Al Fahdwi, whose 9-year-old son was killed, held up a picture of him before the judge.

"Why did you guys do this to me?" she said to the men, breaking down in tears. "Why did you guys kill my son?"

In their statements, all four former guards maintained their innocence.

"I could not and I did not kill your son," Slough said to the family. "I feel utterly betrayed by the same government I served honorably."

Lawyers for all four men said they would appeal.


Sand Crab Sacculina

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Significant parasite of commercial Sand Crab. The 'sac' is the egg-producing body of the parasitic barnacle that lives inside crab. Hormones secreted by barnacle lead to castration and feminisation of host crab (changing males into females). This causes the crab to nurture the barnacle egg mass as its own.

Indigenous to subtropical eastern Australia.

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One Christmas Eve, Nathan Baxter, the former dean of Washington National Cathedral, was in his study and left instructions not to be disturbed while he prepared his Christmas sermon. Awhile later, his secretary interrupted to say a woman had come to see him.

Baxter said he was busy, but his secretary said she had a feeling he'd want to see this visitor. It was Isabelle Scott, who handed Baxter an envelope. He noticed that it contained a check, offered his thanks and was returning to his sermon when he took a closer look.

The check was for $1 million.

With that gift, Ms. Scott established the Girl Choristers for students at National Cathedral School, from which she had graduated in 1958. When the group was formed in 1997, it became


one of the first girls' choirs at an Episcopal cathedral in the United States.

When the choristers gave concerts or sang at religious services, Ms. Scott often attended. But she always stayed in the background and never interacted with the girls.

"She was always discreet," Michael McCarthy, the National Cathedral's director of music and the leader of the choristers, said Saturday. "She would always stand far off. The girls had no idea. She was referred to as the guardian angel."

The Girl Choristers did not learn the identity of their guardian angel until Ms. Scott died of leukemia on Nov. 15 at her home in the District. In the months before her death at age 70, Ms. Scott gave an additional $3 million to create an endowment for the choristers andprovide scholarships for girls in the group.

"It was a legacy she felt she had to leave," McCarthy said. "She was very aware of other people's needs. It was striking, the impact she had."

In the final five years of a life remarkable for its challenges, setbacks and triumphs, Ms. Scott became devoted to music. As well as supporting the Girls Choristers, she became a singer in her own right.

She began taking vocal lessons with acclaimed soprano Rosa Lamoreaux, who started her at a child's level by teaching her "Row, Row, Row Your Boat." After three years, Ms. Scott was able to audition for the National Cathedral's volunteer choir, the Cathedral Voices. She was accepted.

About two years ago, she took up the piano, yet no one close to her -


not her teachers, not her choir director, not her fellow singers - fully understood how great that achievement was: Isabelle Scott, it turns out, was deaf.

With the help of powerful hearing aids, which she concealed beneath her shoulder-length hair, and by teaching herself to read lips, she managed to compensate so well for her hearing loss that most people in her life - many of whom knew her for years - had no idea.‘Stranger Things’ Star David Harbor Going Red For ‘Hellboy’ Reboot

David Harbour may not have landed a Marvel Comics movie role, but he'll soon be a tall hellsome man with a red right hand in another comic adaptation.

Late last night, Hellboy creator Mike Mignola took to Facebook to announce that there was actually a new movie based on his iconic horror comic coming. The news came as a surprise to many fans, as for the past few years director Guillermo Del Toro and actor Ron Perlman, who worked together on the first two Hellboy films, had been trying to get a third off the ground. The definitive "no" was given just a few months ago, and now we apparently know why.

This time director Neil Marshall, the man behind The


Descent and some Game of Thrones episodes (including Season Two's "Blackwater"), will take the helm, guiding David Harbour's Hellboy through the rigors of being the heir apparent to Hell and the bringer of Armageddon. There are virtually no other details about the movie at the moment, but Mignola has promised news about this reboot will be coming soon. Likely we'll learn a tiny bit more at San Diego Comic-Con in July.

Fan response has hit a range of emotions, with a larger percentage feeling a bit betrayed by the idea of moving on from Del Toro and Perlman, both of whom championed the character and franchise for more than a decade. While Del Toro has gone on to have a lot of success at the box office, Perlman isstill a cult favorite actor with a terribly devout fan base. For many, Perlman is Hellboy.

However, even in an age of sequels to blockbuster comic films, a third entry in a franchise that started in 2004 is likely a bit of a stretch for most studios. Especially when that franchise is based on a minor comic and the invested director commands a nine-figure budget in 2016.

David Harbour is a hot commodity right now though, and he's got the potential to be a completely different Hellboy than Perlman was in the original two films. It'll be a while until we get to see the Stranger Things star in hornhead's makeup, but we're willing to wait and see before dismissing this reboot entirely.


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All class are at The Els Center of Excellence, 18370 Limestone Creek Road, Jupiter,understand how strong the hatred was that Jews had for Samaritans. Samaritans were a mixed race people (intermarrying with Assyrians centuries before). They were hated for this, and for having their own version of the bible and their own temple. The woman at the well was even shunned by her own people. Evidenced by her act of drawing water at the hottest part of the day, instead of the usual morning or evening times. She was rejected because of her own immorality (several divorces, living with someone who was not her husband). So here is Jesus, not only speaking to a Samaritan..but a woman that even the Samaritans shunned. She would have been considered by the Jews as “the lowest of the low”. And not only speaking to


in that place endpublic the purpose of accomwith money of small intelligence of the goldite candidate if It is Simmons Liver Regulator - modating the search of the truth Miould study thedis- denominations when needed, and he believes that anyone does think so. for sei uutiet:ii juiiiiurj muiiey iuiu curing for the subtreasury money of small Jiirnetnllists propose to use the great denominations when needed. It Is not secondary money. T'rior In 1K7n tlir .iler dnllnr was a in any sense of the term a redemption of economic law of supply and demand to silver dollars in gold, or of the gold In unit of alue in the United States the slh er. T he result of these transactions benefit the masses of the people. It is sameas the gold dollar; it was abso- - ' at the subtreasury is that the government in accordance with the workings of this S much lute money of redemption, the govern gains yours. more gold than It loses. Very great law that the purchasing power of truly money and securities is now great, and ment m'mth being open to all that was J. G. CARLISLE. that property, labor and products arc, brought, and in thU. cojintry the silver Washington, D. C. Aug. 2G. 1E0I5. cheap. The discarding of silver as In his statement of June 1, 1S9G, Secdollar was worth a percentage ocr standard the gold dollar. This was due to the retary Carlisle said: "Neither silver o!on; has money and the use of gold diminished the supply


by Germany, and a little later by other under President Cleveland? Some say of money." That statement Is very de.and nothing else is the same, and European states, as it had been done by that the tariff was insufficient to bear ceptive, and like most of McKinley's Croat Britain in 1S1G. At the commence- the running exjenses of the governplatitudes straddles the issue. It Is lathing so good. ment of demonetization in 1S73 there ment, and that moncj' had to be bor- true that increasing the quantity of were only 3S.000.OCO people of Europe rowed to make up the deficit. This is a standard money will not enhance the on the gold standard, including mistaken idea. The ?112,000,000 that the intrnisic value of labor, products and PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.India as measured by the rupee is practically the same as in 1S73. Silver being the standard in India has, therefore, not depreciated In tint country. The same principle holds good In South America, as wooband hides wtre purchased on the silver basis. In IS73, nnd before the fall in silver, the gold sovereign could only purcrwisc In exchange ten silver rupees. Consequently the gold sovereign could i ot purchase any more wheat and cotton in India than could be purchased for ten silver rupees. Therefore, hist in proportion, as more silver couhUbe "tucked" into a gold sovereign, so much more Indian wheat nnd cotton could be purchased with the sovereign. Iu 1373, nnd for some time after, n gold sovereign could purchase only about four bushels of


& DONOVAN. . NF ro-ga'- rd WISCONSIN BOLTOCRATS. Which Shows Cp the Strength of the Goldbnga. ncre is a significant straw from Wisconsin which well illustrates the weakness of the goldbug'democrats. Wisconsin has the reputation of being the state where there is the largest number of goldbug democrats. It is the home of that venerable irreconcilable, (Jen. Bragg. It had an delegation in the Chicago convention, and it was expected to keep up the fight. The election law of Wisconsin, like that of Louisinno, requires 1,000 signatures to enable the goldbug democratic ticket to bo put on the official ballot. The goltlbugs have been working on a list for weeks, but have been unable to get the 1,000 signatures. They could not get over COO, and were indespair, and finally turned the list over to Chnir-maUsher, of the republican state central committee. "What!" he exclaimed, so saj's that stalwart goldbug paper, the Chicago Record, "are these all the names you can get?" He was informed that it wan v cry hard work to get democrats tosigu, that the state had been canvassed, and it seemed impossible to get more signatures. ."Every republican can sign that," replied the chairman. "Hustle, and get some republican signatures. They will do as well." ' It is probable that the Wisconsin gold-buwill get enough signatures to place their ticket on the official ballot, but it will ony be with republican assistance. It snows that the goldbug democrats depend mainly on the republicans for strength, that they are merely a republican


to 12 M. ; 1:00 to 4 Smith limited to dentistry. Main Street. P. M. Office aggregating This great question is solved in the United States treasury department circular 123, bottom page 52. It says, in substance, that during the fiscal years 1S93-- treasury notes and United S'ates notes amounting in all to about $4CO,000,000 were presented at the United States treasury and payment in gold demanded, and ttat they were so redeemed. This it was that robbed the treasury of its gold reserve, causing the bond issues, and not the depiction by the new tariff laws. If the silver party had been in power it would havo taken advantage of Its rights under the contractand redeemed thoe notes with standard silver dollars worth 100 cents each, ornot in the money, ver certificates are redeemable in gold but in tho men who control it. Au1'olltlcHl Kconomy for Goldltes. or not. Thcansvvcr of Secretary Cargusta Chronicle. lisle, as given below, is conclusive All political economists agree that the Let us have the inside, intrinsic merenough, but the campaign of education, diminished quantity of standard money its of a gold standard. If it is not a as comprehended by the majorit3 of the brings poverty to the people. nnd a business smasher, republican organs, consists in cither financiers, especially those of the show the people why. Indianapolis confounding or deliberately misleading greedy stripe, indorse it because they Sentinel. arc the owners of money and its reprethe public. The old soldiers are getting in line The Lincoln Journal,


the other day, sentatives, and the gold standard en- for sixteen "to one. They are not the hances their species of property as kind to ask John Bull's consent that said: These silver certificates are now redeemagainst the owners of real property and able la gold at the subtreasurles. As any of labor and its products. Farm, Field "Uncle Sam shallenact Jils own laws. Omaha man can take his sliver dollars and exchange them for silver certificates at will and Fireside. Probably the average plutocrat is gold, and then exchange his certificates for afraid that, if the people get in the sadA Fact to Co Comldcrotl. the statement of Sir. JJryan In his New dle, he'll wike up some morning withYork acceptance that It Is tho legal tenderbe able to buy silver The best authority for public cheap with which to exchange for the and that especially of tlie money products of the silver standard coun- power of Great Britain, admits that the tries, which would result in raising the I nited States may alone remonetize silprice of the leading agricultural prod- ver, and, vviiat is still more significant, ucts to the normal price. The British admits that England may thus be and European markets havirg to "forced" to do the same. There are plenty of timid souls esthose who produce would, of pecially in the merchant and banking course, get more. The United States has been the chief classes of our citizens, who say: "Oh, sinner. It hns done the real Injury to tho


1873. There were several reasons for the prohibition of the free coinage of silver, thereby shifting the debts of the country from the double standard to the single gold standard, and one of the chief of thosewas.to enable the exchange dealers to have a steady nnd profitable exchange on the silver stand falling market. ard countries with awas to cheapen the Another purpose securities of the silver countries as measured by gold, this class of securities nldne having, ns a consequence of the fall of the gold price of silver, depreciated over 200,000,000. To create competition in the price of cotton, hides and other. products, thns enabling this and other TCuropean countries to gt?t cheap foodstuffs and mvr material, was also another principal purpose for bringing about theresults of his Investigations were published at the time. They showed that with valuable farms in their possession men of superior abilities were often able to realize but mere clerks' wages, with no returns ntall for the capital invested in their farms and stock. It was a most discouraging outlook, nnd what was worse, no gleam of sunshine could be seen giving promise of better times In the near future. In fact, it looked as if agriculture in Michigan was destined to share the fate of agriculture in England become so d by unprofitable as to be nband the more active and enterprising clans of men, nnd to be looked to by those who remained iu it only ns p means of the barest exisfence, the farms meanwhile


'From county, Ky. There is some talk ofc their He placed It, on deposit In the Illinois begin to substitute corn bread for ) November, 1S9G. 50c up; Men's Boots, . . Boots, ARE trust and savings bank. RecenrJy the wheat bread, and thus the demand for its history it seems improbabTe that any moving to this place. Welcome! When he takes his seat at the t sxate-rocwidow became alarmed by tho very serious injury will be done to fall wheat would be decreased. The trouble White House, in Washington, D. C, KINGSTON. ot the Chicago press thatif Bryan with the single gold standard is that 9) wheat, bnt the presence of the bugj in on the 4th day of March, 1897, it will Editor Climax: TICKET. DEMOCRATICin We Hare Almost Dr. A. L. Hurst has beautified, his lot should win bank deposits woold be when gold begins to go up silver could : the fielda this fall makes probable injurv 9) be a great and grand relief to know dollars, and asked her not be substituted, and therefore all the Henri Wattersonin one of hlsmas-terl- y next season. So much depends on the considerably by tearing away his old paid in (Q pastor to withdraw the gold from the nations on a gold ba?5s haie been strivthat the people of the United States editorials, before it became weather between now and then, howev- barn and building a nice new one. FOR PRESIDENT, Needles lc, Lead Pencils lc, Thimbles lc, Darning bank and place it


silver, i last Sunday. ) in 1878. Hogs sold here in MjyJlson cost of the keep of the slave and the FOR JAILER. John J. Mitchell, president of the bank, on of the abundant rainfall at critical in the world. The silver basis county at two and per draught-hors- e e Mr. Riley Pennington, after a few and, being well known, was admitted. Pocket Knives 5c up, Hammers 5e to 2.jc. Ci- -' which the master al- periods. Jam C. Lackey is a candidate for countries need nil the silver money . w eeks visit to Ids brother Mr. 1). D P He explained what had occurred, supClaw Hatchet 39c, Hat and Clothes Backs 10c, File- - .:. e. Jailer of Madison county, Fubject to the pound. WeThomas II. Watkin's, having a A Republican Club has been organized election. No matter who is elected, the Safe to say Chicago market backing train, which, it is alleged, had you stop. We give a written guarantee Won't go in their promise to promote bi- convention, and we fear that change learned my lesson on Democracy cancer taken out of his shoulder by Dr. at the school house. A Democratic Club gold clique will make a rush on that go) cl When those under twenty cents: no end signal to give proper warning of to cure permanently any case with three fearless speculators Lusk, of Berea. boxes, or refund the money with 10 pr reserve the day after the election, and it metallism, they will take advan- is


wonderfully low prices. the fence that there might be no mis- Phelps, in fadison. Stanlord Journal. splendid mill, will pump the deepest Give ur a call and be convinced. take, he carefully counted the pairs of Gov. Thomas P, Porter, wifo ai,drweii3, ami may mst longer than any null feet and there were eight. He climbed daughter, of uro snendinf 4 e.ver 1,ad- - AuJ' Pcreon can Ket ingrains up oa the fence, counted the pigs and a few weeks Versailles at Hotel Glyndon. The "aifd complete drectins free, jii I did there were seven. A chill of supersti- Governor once presided stamps to pay ra with ability by sending 18 tion seized him and he got somen hat FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKERS. i over Kentucky. He is aI"n 1 when Miss Lotta Blanche, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sutter, was married to James Fj. Mitchell, son of Lsurj'er C. Mitchell, in the of the conpresenccof tracting parties. The parlor, where the nuptial knot was tied, was beautifully decroated with ferns and evergreen. While Miss Dorothy Sutter plyed a wedding march, from Leybach, Miss Annie Mitchell, sister of the groom, and Frank O. Sutter, brother of the bride, escorted the. young couple into tho parlor whore Rev. J. G. Harshaw, pastor of the Einerickvillo M. E. church performed the ceremony which bound two lives togeather as one. Tho bride was dressed in white and carried bride's roses and carnations. After tho congratulations a sumptuous dinner was served. The presents were useful, beautiful and valuable, among which


was a bedroom suit and a check for $100.00. The young couple left on the 1.00 p. m. train for Kanoj Pa., their future home. They will board at the summer resort hotel, Thomson House, several weeks before they can get a sutiablo house to live in. The groom, who is a merchant tailor at Kano, isasober, industrous and honest young man, who has many friends in this his native town. The bride is one of Reynolsville's pretty and charming youngladies, with a sweet disposition which has won for her many friends. She will make a good helpmate for The Star James in life's conflicts. joins their legion of friends in wish ing that they may enjoy life to its fullest extent and live to a ripe oldStar, second; Nancy , third. this section. Beat time 2:17. KENTUCKY NEWS. Z4aat Hcw Tram AH Parti sec-cnJ- Handall-sec-ond- Ne-a- l Bail-roa- L-- TOWN IN DANGER, The Frm-ile Thursday night by cries at her gate, and on going out to see what was ened to destroy the twn, as there matter was seized by three s the Is no protection whatever. JThe turned out in fail force, how- women, who carried hiekorr switches, ever, and by 4 o'clock had extin- and begun at once to belabar her guished the flatoe-s- bet not till about with them. Per yocng son, missing of the north .side of the public her, gave the alarm, and a search resome square "ha3 "been iarned to the groand. sulted in finding her half deadcondidistanei


ia the hands of a receiver for several years, was Friday ordered sold January 4. The upset pries fixed by Special Judge Ma,or was $.34,093, a great faU. as the former order of sale fixed the lowest acceptable bsi at 532d,09L Her Bsru rroxed FstaL Covixstox. Ky.. Or-- 3. Mrs. C of Covington, who was bemed at the Latosia hotel Wednesday morning, her dress catching fire from a grate, diei Friday moming Mrs. Bryan formerly at Florence, Ky., bet ia recent years boarded at the reso-luttOeL La-ton- enth district free stiver democratic Store ToM Cttr '.rerj-- t HJLXRiarKS. Ky . Oct. 3. l"ry armed men destroye I four Bir; to I gates ia this county. A large numWr of citizens were examined here Fraliy m im-in- g concerning-theIlUncJV'1jQ?1acal railroad "by man. name unknown, was run down good CuataruiSUidi.. rvwer court judg- hundred of horses, including a great fast train at 7:30 Tuesday number noted ones, will be sold. It morning. ement b- - the court of appeals. The accident occurred bee is said to be one of the greatest sales Want 10.000 Diqucm. tween Newport and Bellevue. The Lascastes. Ky., Oct. L Jas. Stew- ever held in the United States. man. it is supposed, stepped to the adof Tobmceo. art filed suit Wednesday for 510,000 joining track to allow an eastbound against William Henry, who was tried AsnuLND. Ky., SepL 29. The example freight to pass, when the flyer came end convicted of a charge of assaulting of the Montgomery county tobacco thundering around a


Another race retaliation. postponement of the trotting races was from home watching beside a corpse Chairman sommera Ajsertlons. made necessary Wednesday on account when the fire occurred. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 2a Chairman Ke tarns From the F4t- Barkner of the inclement weather. Harry Sommers, of the democratic Locisville, Ky., Sept. 29. Gen. campaign committee, gave out a stateTrloole Named for Coagm. Iktixe, Ky.. Oct. L George W. Simon Bolivar Buckner returned from ment Tuesday that Bryan would carry Tribble, of this county, has. been nom- the east Monday night, ne goes to Kentucky by 19,000 majority, not Ininated for congres by the populists of his home in Hart county Tuesday to cluding 13,340 free silver republicans await assignments from the national whom he claims will vote for thethe middle division of the Pennsylvania railroad has been wholly snpehded. all through eastern .ralns going around by way of Lockhavea, on the Northern CentraL The Pennsylvania tracks, five miles east of here, have been washed out. and a slide on Jack's mountain, tea miles east. has covered the tracks for a distance of Opera Tiocsc at Lawrence. Kx- -, B Lawkexce, Kas., Oct. L Bower-sock- 's ope a house caught fire at an early hour Wednesday morning and for two hours the building was enveloped in flames and smoke, the flames leaping 30 feet above the roof. It was not until the enthe upper part of the building had been completely demolished that the fire was gotten under control. In this building are the poist office asd


per year for gas. Oil has fatally injured; Albert Auchs and Era been found ia large quantities on StinkigirL were seri- ng- creek in Knox county, and oa Hawkins, a ously hurt. A little baby ia the home Braver creek ia Letcher county. of the owner of the brute vrw attacked Ott la Harlln Cosaty. and its arms aad breast torn to shreds Ixez, Ky.. Oct. 2. The prospects for and can aot recover. The dog- was a fine oil vein near here oa MarrowfiaaHykHled- bone creek are daily growing brighter. Qcrxx Ticioel. now rules 357,000,-C- Two new wells, are aearry completed people, a greater number than has and oil is flowing from both. Maever before acknowledged the sover- chinery has to be secured to complete the drillingCLE ELUM -- A 22-year-old Ellensburg man was ordered to pay $2,000 to help restore a Reecer Creek meadow that he extensively damaged with his pickup.

Jose Mora Villanueva, 22, was charged in U.S. District Court in Yakima with damaging the land through off-road use of a vehicle.

The case was filed in August after off-road enthusiasts reported to the Forest Service that they saw pictures of the damaged area posted on a Craigslist advertisement where Mora was trying to sell the truck.

Forest Service investigators and Kittitas County sheriff's deputies were able to locate the damaged area -- which covered about a half-acre -- and obtain a statement from Mora, acccording to court records.

Mora pleaded guilty and the case was closed last month.

The Forest Service issued a news release this


week, noting a zero-tolerance policy for illegal "mudding."

"We have zero tolerance for mudding and will similarly prosecute other mudders. It is a problem every year, and leads to erosion, spread of noxious weeds, loss of water storage in the ground, and the damage remains obvious for years," said Tim Foss, trails manager for the Cle Elum Ranger District.

A Wenatchee man was sentenced two years ago to nearly two years in prison for a similar incident, according to the news release.capensis M.Fisch., M.Cloete, L.Mostert & F.Halleen (2014)
Fomitiporia castilloi Decock & Amalfi (2013) – French Guiana
Fomitiporia cupressicola Amalfi, Raymundo, Valenz. & Decock (2012)
Fomitiporia deserticola – United States
Fomitiporia expansa Decock & Amalfi (2014)
Fomitiporia fissurata – United States
Fomitiporia gabonensis Amalfi & Decock (2010)
Fomitiporia hesleri M.Fisch. (2004)
Fomitiporia hippophaëicola (H.Jahn) Fiasson & Niemelä (1984)
Fomitiporia ivindoensis Decock, Amalfi & Yombiyeni (2010)
Fomitiporia mediterranea M.Fisch. (2002)
Fomitiporia neotropica Campos-Santana, Amalfi, R.M.Silveira, Robledo & Decock (2014)
Fomitiporia nobilissima Decock & Yombiyeni (2010)
Fomitiporia pentaphylacis L.W.Zhou (2012)
Fomitiporia polymorpha M.Fisch. (2004)
Fomitiporia pseudopunctata (A.David, Dequatre & Fiasson) Fiasson (1984)
Fomitiporia punctata (P.Karst.) Murrill (1947)
Fomitiporia punicata Y.C.Dai, B.K.Cui & Decock (2008)
Fomitiporia repanda (Overh.) Ginns (2014)
Fomitiporia robusta (P.Karst.) Fiasson & Niemelä (1984)
Fomitiporia rosmarini (Bernicchia) Ghob.-Nejh. & Y.C.Dai (2007)
Fomitiporia sancti-champagnatii G.Coelho, R.M.Silveira & Rajchenb. (2009)
Fomitiporia spinescens (J.E.Wright & G.Coelho) G.Coelho, Guerrero & Rajchenb. (2009)
Fomitiporia


(EBSCOhost), and NHS Economic Evaluation Database (NHS-EED). The search was limited to human studies and English language only. The search was also limited to a 10 year time horizon (from 2004 to September 2014) to identify the most up-to-date literature; additionally, as ACOS is a relatively new research topic, it was expected that limited data were published prior to 2004. As ACOS is poorly defined and alternative terminology may be used to define this patient population, a broad search strategy was adopted to ensure no relevant publications were missed. The search strategy investigated 'asthma and COPD' as two separate disease search terms, without the term 'overlap'.

'Grey literature' was identified from a broad internet search and conference proceedings using the following key terms: 'ACOS', 'Asthma and COPD Overlap Syndrome', 'Asthma-COPDof the Restaurant Redemption premiered in the United States.

Ching also featured in a six-part one-hour documentary - Eat: The Story of Food for National Geographic Channel in the United States alongside well-known chefs in November 2014.

Ching fronted a 10 × 30-minute series – The Big Eat for the Food Network UK which aired on 16 February 2015.

In May 2015, Ching filmed a new 10-part series Ching: Amazing Asia for the Food Network UK. Produced by Sentient Films and co-produced by Ching and Jamie Cho, the 10 × 30-minute series will air in the UK in the fourth quarter and early next year in EMEA.

Occasional chef on ITV's Lorraine since 2016.

Publications
Ching-He Huang has launched Click & Cook, an online video recipe library, offering exclusive step-by-step nutritious Chinese fusion recipes


Spanish cheese and olives was tasty, it was not High Tea fare, dammit.

I heard the woman next to me talking to another about their shared Filipino background. Gia offered that she was part Filipino. A couple of the women talked about their Asian families asking when they'd get married; some had lived in Hong Kong...

"What a small world," I thought. "How cool."

The other woman talked about being Indian-American, and the woman to my left, who was British of Chinese descent, talked of the oppressive racism she'd experienced in her hometown of Birmingham.

"My sisters and I couldn't wait to get out of there. Trust me; America is a lot more tolerant."

She does PR for a prominent statesman. I really liked her. I liked all of them, and that's sayingFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Another physical practice for the West squad Monday afternoon, meant physical play in the trenches between the offensive and defensive lines.

On both sides of the ball, several linemen had some heated match-ups and turned the heads of the coaches. In the morning in half pads, the offensive and defensive lines went at it early in one-on-one drills. Offensive line coach Tommy Early says it's tough not to be impressed with what he's seen so far from his players.


Hull Fair: Woman seriously injured falling from ride Published duration 7 October 2019

image copyright @steff_finch_93 image caption Two rides at Hull Fair have been shut while investigations continue

A woman has been seriously injured falling from a fairground ride.

Humberside Police said she was believed to have fallen from one ride at Hull Fair on to the base of a nearby one, striking a teenage boy as she fell.

She was taken to hospital with serious injuries which are not thought to be life-threatening. The teenager suffered minor injuries.

Two rides were closed after the incident, which happened at about 19:30 BST on Monday.

Police and health and safety officials from Hull City Council are investigating.

Ch Insp Paul Kirby, tactical commander for Hull Fair, said: "We have very well established plans in placeThese motions were denied.  Subsequent to the district court's decision, SSA sent out a notice of the right of readjudication to members of the uncontested class.

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SSA appealed from the decision defining the class as including the contested group.  Plaintiffs cross-appealed from the denial of the injunction with regard to the treating physician rule and from the district court's failure to grant their requests with regard to the provision of names and addresses.  They also challenged the adequacy of the notice that was sent by SSA after the district court's decision.  SSA then sought a stay pending appeal with regard to the remand of the contested group.  On May 21, 1985, we granted a stay to be effective only upon SSA's agreeing to two


conditions.  The first condition entailed "a protective notice of election ... for all class members whose termination or final administrative appeal decision was issued prior to May 11, 1980, who following written notice by the Secretary, make a timely request for restored benefits," thereby ensuring that reinstated benefits would not be affected by the period of the stay.  The second condition required the Secretary to transfer certain computer tapes to the State of New York within fourteen days, in order to update the SSA address list with the more complete state address list.  SSA agreed to these conditions.

DISCUSSION

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We discuss the scope of the class, treating physician, and notice issues seriatim.1) The Scope of the Certified Class

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The Social Security Act by its terms bars appeals fromany, when injunctive relief is ordered."    The certification thus did not refer to date but only to legal standards for termination.  When injunctive relief was granted on December 5, Judge Elfvin stated, "the class of plaintiffs certified August 12, 1981 is limited with respect to the onset date for membership therein to include persons whose Social Security disability and SSI disability benefits had been terminated ... on or after June 1, 1976 until October 8, 1984."

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Judge Elfvin clearly believed he was narrowing rather than expanding the class.  He defined the original class in terms of the common issue of law and waited to set the precise boundary dates until the record was developed as to when the current disability standard had been implemented.


has declined to seek review in the Supreme Court in order to resolve the disputed point.  While SSA's claim that non-acquiescence is often necessary in order to have a uniform national rule at the administrative level is understandable, its failure to seek a uniform national rule at the appellate level by seeking Supreme Court review is not.  In considering the bill that became the Reform Act, the House and Senate conferees registered their disapproval of SSA's practices in this regard:

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By refusing to apply circuit court interpretations and by not promptly seeking review by the Supreme Court, the Secretary forces beneficiaries to re-litigate the same issue over and over again in the circuit, at substantial expense to both beneficiaries and the federal government.  This is clearlyPages

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Reality TV Show Rewarding $10 Million Prize For "Irrefutable" Proof of Bigfoot

Remember the Hollywood casting firm that sent out the memo to Bigfoot hunters a while back ago? The firm said they were casting for a new series on a "Major Cable Network" that "will bring together the nation’s most elite Bigfoot researchers and follow their pursuit of concrete, verifiable proof of the beast’s existence." The series was going to be a race between Bigfoot hunters to see who will be the first to find Bigfoot. Their offer was "a substantial cash prize for whomever finds proof first." That was back in January, and it looks like they have their casts, and a brand new television show on Spike TV. Here's the news release via


there for the beginning of fall. The also host some events in the park. Make sure you visit the nature center (great place for kids) and say hi to their opossum mascot. There are several well established super clean trails most of which have waterfalls.

This is truly a spectacular little gem just about an hour south of Chattanooga Tennessee.

Speaking of Chattanooga we also took a quick day trip to Ruby Falls in southern Chattanooga. This was a neat spot, a little touristy but still fun, that is actually a 145 foot underground waterfall. You take about a half an hour walk through the cave system to get to the end of the system and the home of the falls. Once you reach the falls you get a minuteconnect with the other man’s knee. The
jackass went down like a ton of bricks.

Roaring in rage, the man’s friends came at David.

He grinned and started to show them what this “pussy rock
star” could do.

It wasn’t until they’d broken a table and several chairs,
and the bartender had called the cops that David realized Thea would have to
deal with the fallout from this. Fuck, fuck, fuck, he thought as he was shoved
into a cell alone, his erstwhile opponents in the cell opposite. Sliding down
the graffiti-marked wall to the floor, he thought about the phone call the desk
sergeant had said he could make and decided against it.

Fox had Molly with him—the band’s lead singer had been
waiting for his girl to arrive since the instant Schoolboy Choir set foot in
the city. As


Series, The One, and The GEG Series has been nothing short of a dream come true. Also, it makes people feel better when I laugh randomly or talk to myself, knowing it's my characters and not "the voices" . . . that would be creepy.

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The last thing twenty-four year old grad student Angie Roberts needs is to worry about her new boss’s father. After all, she’s never even seen him. He remains sequestered upstairs in a house that looks like it should be the main feature in an episode of Hoarders. She had no idea the house was such a dump when she took the job. But she’s concerned about the safety and health of the old man living under such horrid conditions.

What she got was a mystery…

Despite warnings not to venture upstairs, she wanders up to the second floor. What she sees is shocking. The man she finds is awaist and pulled me down onto his lap.

Lisa Eugene began writing as a way to mentally escape from the hectic medical world where she has been a practicing nurse for over twenty years. After publishing her first novel, STRICTLY BUSINESS, she quickly learned that readers couldn't get enough of the world she created and now she lives out her wildest fantasies by writing steamy romantic suspense for her fan-favorite Washington Memorial Hospital series.

When she's not plotting her next dangerous, fast-paced, sexy adventure, you can find her juggling a full time job, playing soccer mom, or curled up reading a good romance.


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Trump: 'I Feel Badly for General Flynn'

President Donald Trump defended his former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI last week, as the President prepared to travel to Utah on Monday Dec. 4, 2017. (Published Monday, Dec. 4, 2017)

Countering strident attacks on his agency from the president who appointed him, FBI Director Christopher Wray on Thursday defended the tens of thousands of people who work with him and declared, "There is no finer institution, and no finer people, than the men and women who work there and are its very beating heart."

Wray provided his first public defense of the nation's premier law enforcement agency since a weekend of Twitter attacks by President Donald Trump, whocalled the FBI a biased institution whose reputation is "in Tatters — worst in History!" and urged Wray to "clean house."

The outburst from the president followed a guilty plea from his former national security adviser for lying to the FBI and the revelation that an agent had been removed from a special team investigating the Trump campaign because of text messages seen as potentially anti-Trump.

Wray, who served as a top Justice Department official under President George W. Bush and was nominated as FBI director by Trump, has faced Republican criticism over perceived political bias in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of possible Trump campaign ties to Russia during the 2016 presidential election and in the handling a year earlier of an FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of


a private email server that ended without criminal charges.

'Late Night': A Closer Look at Trump, Flynn and Obstruction

Seth Meyers takes a closer look at how one of President Donald Trump's closest associates pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to the FBI and how Republicans forged ahead with a radical plan to slash taxes for corporations and the wealthy.

(Published Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017)

Although he did not mention Trump's criticism, Wray rebutted him directly, saying, "My experience has been that our reputation is quite good."

Wray sought to fend off the attacks on the agency by expressing pride in the agents, analysts and other personnel who he said were working to protect Americans. But he also conceded that agents do make mistakes and said there are processes in place to holdpolitical leaders in the FBI under former director Comey, particularly those that played politics with the Hillary Clinton email probe."

The emphasis on the Clinton and Trump probes reflected how the FBI in the last two years has found itself entangled in American politics, with investigations focused on the Democratic presidential nominee and the Republican president and his successful campaign. Those investigations have transformed routine oversight hearings, like the one Thursday, into platforms for tense questions about the political leanings of an agency that prides itself on being removed from partisan consideration.

Wray's defense of the FBI came after the committee's chairman, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., said he was concerned by reports that Peter Strzok, a veteran counterintelligence agent involved in the Clinton investigation, was removed from Mueller's team last


of principle," Nadler told Wray.

Wray's tenure as the new FBI chief would be difficult even without the intense scrutiny of the Russia investigation. Since he was sworn in on Aug. 2, the U.S. has experienced two of the deadliest shootings in its modern history and an attack on a bike path in Manhattan that officials have said was terrorism.

Trump's weekend tweets created a fresh dilemma for Wray. With his bosses, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Sessions' deputy, Rod Rosenstein, staying publicly silent, it fell to Wray to defend the agency. But FBI directors traditionally have been low-key and stoic — with Wray's predecessor, James Comey, a notable exception.

And Trump's firing of Comey while he led the Russia probe shows what can happen to a director who antagonizes thepresident.

Wray repeatedly deflected questions about the FBI's handling of the Clinton investigation, saying the entire matter was under review by the Justice Department's inspector general.

Judge Rules in Favor of CNN's Jim Acosta

A judge ruled Friday that the White House must immediately restore, on a temporary basis, CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press credentials.

(Published Friday, Nov. 16, 2018)

Republicans repeatedly pressed him on reports that Strzok tweaked the language of the FBI's finding from "grossly negligent" — the standard laid out in the relevant statute — to "extremely careless," which was the language that Comey ultimately used in discussing the Clinton case with the public.


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Big moment about to arrive for Anderson, Larionov, Scapinello, Chynoweth

TORONTO - The big moment is finally set to arrive for Mork and The Professor.

Passed over in years past, Glenn Anderson and Igor Larionov will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday night along with linesman Ray Scapinello and junior hockey builder Ed Chynoweth.

The wait has been longest for Anderson. He's been eligible since 1999 and had to watch as 23 players were enshrined before him during that time.

Perhaps it's only fitting for a guy that has never done things the traditional way, which earned him the nickname Mork - after a TV alien from outer space. Anderson won six Stanley Cups during his career and earned a reputation as a big-game player.

He attributes that successthan I wanted to win. (It helped me) rise to that occasion so I didn't have that feeling again."

Many were surprised that Larionov was passed over after first becoming eligible last year. Mark Messier, Ron Francis, Al MacInnis and Scott Stevens formed a great class in 2007 but Larionov has a stellar international resume to go with NHL success and his three Stanley Cups.

He had already won two Olympic gold medals and was considered one of the top players in the world when he joined the Vancouver Canucks in 1989. He was 29 at the time and among the first wave of Soviet players to come to North America.

Larionov looks more like a Nobel Prize winner than a hockey player and teammates soon started calling him "The Professor."

The


turning point in his NHL career came early one morning in October 1995 when he received a call from Scotty Bowman and found out he'd been acquired by the Detroit Red Wings. Larionov soon found himself playing on a five-man Russian unit with Sergei Fedorov, Slava Kozlov, Vladimir Konstantinov and Slava Fetisov.

"Finally I had a chance ... to play the style I was taught to play in Russia," Larionov said in June after learning of his Hall induction. "Puck control, possession, skating and creativity. "

"Those eight seasons in Detroit I played for the Red Wings ... that was success, that was fun, that was unbelievable support from the fans and the coaches and all the staff who was putting the team together. It was incredible."

Scapinello spent 33 yearsas an NHL linesman and worked almost 3,000 career games without missing an assignment while Chynoweth was a longtime president of the Western Hockey League and helped found the Canadian Hockey League in 1973. He died in April at the age of 66 after a battle with cancer.

The Hall will also honour former Canadian Press hockey writer Neil Stevens with the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award and broadcaster Mike (Doc) Emrick with the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award.


occasionally annoy people with guest blogs like this one is thanks to the competition’s original incarnation.

Before the first contest was announced, I’d never written anything with the goal of being professionally published. I had written stories which appeared in a few print fanzines and I posted a couple in places like America Online. I was convinced to enter the first contest by a friend, and was as shocked as anyone when my name was announced as one of eighteen winners whose stories would appear in the inaugural edition of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.

I entered stories the following two years and they were picked for the resulting anthologies, and after the third win I was no longer eligible to enter the contest. I had disqualified myself, as Iin our country who think that they are Christians but they are not," he added, noting that there are many Americans who "culturally identify themselves as Christians and biblically are not followers of Christ." He cited Jesus as saying in Matthew 7:21 of the Bible that "not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven."

The focus of the 2013 Verge Conference is disciple making, with various speakers focused on "getting to the core of the content, context, culture and process of making and multiplying Gospel-centered, reproducing disciples."

While focusing on Matthew 4's account of Jesus calling Peter to be his disciple, or to follow him, Platt also painted a picture of Jesus as savior, messiah and the "center of all history."

Knowing that God in


the sinner's prayer as the benchmark for a genuine commitment to Christ, which implies that no real life change is necessary.

"You become a follower of Jesus and you lose your life as you know it," he said, rattling off a list that includes status, material pleasure and relationships as things that are often lost and sacrificed for the sake of God's eternal kingdom.

"That may sound extreme to some, but don't forget who the 'me' is here," Platt added. "It doesn't make sense until you realize who Jesus is" and it is "stunning" to consider the reality of the Gospel being all about Jesus "running after us" although people are the one who need him.

Following Jesus calls for "radical abandonment" of one's life for his glory and living withOther speakers include Francis Chan, with whom Platt leads the disciple-making initiative known as the "Multiply Movement," as well as Dr. John Perkins, Matt Carter, Jo Saxton and Jeff Vanderstelt, among several others.

Verge is an annual conference that brings together church leaders, students, entrepreneurs, urban innovators and others to help better equip them in implementing the Gospel in their ministries, communities and organizations.


Sciences (UAMS), where they were housed under a constant 12 h light:dark cycle. A standard soy-protein free rodent diet (2020X, Harlan Teklad, Indianapolis, IN) and water were provided *ad libitum*. During the entire experiment, sham-irradiated mice were not housed together with irradiated mice. All procedures in this study were approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Dosimetry was performed by the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory physics dosimetry group at BNL to ensure the quality of exposure. Briefly, The NASA Space Radiation Laboratory beamline at BNL recorded the charge delivered to a transmission ion chamber placed just in front of the animals. The transmission ion chamber was calibrated against a National Institute of Standards and Technology1, the blockage is typically in the part of the trabecular meshwork near Schlemm's canal, called the juxtacanalicular meshwork. The meshwork is typically blocked, by anatomical changes, pigment, extracellular matrix debris or pseudoexfoliative material.
Medical treatment is directed at decreasing the production of the fluid (aqueous humor) or enhancing the ability of the fluid to leave the eye. Medical treatment is not curative. It is used on a continuing basis to decrease the pressure. But, when the treatment is stopped the pressure rises. Also, medical treatment demands patient compliance, has unwanted side effects, is expensive, and may interact poorly with other medical care for the patient.
Laser treatment has been partially successful in its original (argon) method. Newer laser treatment, such as selective laser trabeculoplasty, is gaining favor. However, laser


treatment is performed on the inside of the eye and treats the inner, not the outer, trabecular meshwork. With this treatment, there is a secondary physiologic response that leads to an increase in fluid outflow after the laser is performed.
Frequently, after modern day cataract surgery there is a decrease in the intraocular pressure as an unintended positive side effect. Typical modern cataract surgery removes the cataract by ultrasonic eraulsification of the lens material. This method is known as phacoemulsification. Older cataract surgery, without implants, removed more material from inside the eye, but the decrease in intraocular pressure was not as consistent as with modern day or current surgery. It is believed that the ultrasound used to break up the lens material helps dislodge the built up material. However,Missy Elliott brought her groundbreaking music videos to life when she performed a medley of her hits over the last two decades at the 2019 MTV Music Video Awards Monday evening.

Taking the stage at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., Elliott performed her hits including, "Pass That Dutch" and ''Lose Control." She even sported the inflated trash bag she first rocked with confidence and charisma in the 1997 video for "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)."

The 48-year-old also brought out Alyson Stoner -- who was 10-years-old when she was first featured in Elliott's 2003 video "Work It" -- for the performance.

VMAS 2019: TAYLOR SWIFT WINS TOP HONOR, CALLS OUT THE WHITE HOUSE IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH

"I've worked diligently for over two decades and I never thought I would be standing


resolved. . . . We are glad they committed to bring the next game to the Big House [in 2014]."

Kulfan also spoke to Danny Cleary of the Wings, who said: "I'm in disbelief, obviously disappointed. Everybody was looking forward to the Winter Classic. . . . It stings a little bit."

The cancellation also affects former players. Games pitting the alumni teams for the Maple Leafs and Red Wings -- as well as games involving minor league, college, junior and youth teams -- were scheduled for the festival at Comerica Park.

"It gives me another year to practice," former Red Wings defenseman Larry Murphy said. "But it's disappointing. I was looking forward to playing in this (alumni) game. You just hope both sides are able to work out a solution."

Team'Man In The Middle': Between Faith And PoliticsTim Goeglein worked as a staffer in the George W. Bush White House for nearly eight years. In his new book, The Man in the Middle, Goeglein describes his tenure and the role of religious faith in politics.

Tim Goeglein worked in the George W. Bush White House for eight years, and it was in the Oval Office that the president forgave him.

While working as an aide to Bush, Goeglein repeatedly plagiarized columns he sent to his hometown newspaper under his byline. When his actions were discovered, he went to Bush to apologize, fully expecting to be fired.

"Before I could get barely a few words out," he says, "he looked at me, and he said, 'Tim, grace and mercy are real. I


have known grace and mercy in my life, and I'm extending it to you. You're forgiven.' "

Today, Goeglein works for the Focus on the Family Christian ministry. In his new book, The Man in the Middle: An Inside Account of Faith and Politics in the George W. Bush Era, he writes about his experiences in the Bush administration. He tells weekends on All Things Considered host Guy Raz that religion has a vital place in American politics — and has ever since the country was born.

"In the founding discussions and debates, men as elementally different as Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson — I mean, these people didn't agree on whether we should have a national bank, a national currency and, at one remove, whether we ought to havea constitution," he says, "but they all agreed, categorically, that freedom and liberty came from God, not from government."

Yet the founding fathers themselves were of different faiths. Jefferson is widely believed to have been a deist. John Adams was a Unitarian. Absolutely, Goeglein acknowledges, "but they were all preoccupied with one thing, which was what they called the other side of liberty — the other side of freedom, which was virtue."

"They said within the American experience, virtue — which was moral excellence — came in the American experience from the Judeo-Christian tradition, from the Holy Scriptures," Goeglein says. "They were not uncomfortable with government and religion being of one piece."

"They were terrified of an established church — and they made that very clear," he says.

Goeglein himself believes that


Meal delivery service and podcast advertising staple Blue Apron filed to go public on Thursday, marking the start of its journey to become a publicly traded company.

In doing so, the company officially revealed its finances for the first time. The subscription service pulled in nearly $800 million last year but lost around $55 million overall.

Despite the lack of profit, the company has been growing at a rapid clip overall; its revenue more than doubled in 2016 and grew fourfold the previous year. Even better, that rapid growth is outpacing its growth in losses.

The financials show other hopeful signs too. The company actually managed to turn a profit in the first quarter of last year, and, on the whole, the balance sheet has stayed relatively steady by the standardsof money-burning tech startups.

At the same time, average order value and orders per customer haven't grown much in the past two years—and actually declined slightly in recent months.

The company also reports a slight dip in customers during the final months of last year before growth rebounds again — perhaps thanks to a big ad push it launched around the same time.

Founded in 2012, Blue Apron tapped into the subscription delivery boom with weekly shipments of meal kits stocked with pre-apportioned ingredients.

It made a name for itself with heavy marketing spend, perhaps most memorably in the advertising breaks of major podcasts. Last year, the company spent $144 million on advertising — nearly half of which on "online media."

Blue Apron spent $144 million on marketing last year, seemingly underwriting the


Sokołów, Gostynin County

Sokołów  is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Gostynin, within Gostynin County, Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland. It lies approximately  west of Gostynin and  west of Warsaw.

The village has a population of 230.

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Category:Villages in Gostynin CountyMANILA -- (UPDATED) A firefight erupted between the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the remnants of the Maute group in Tubaran, Lanao del Sur Sunday.

According to Col. Romeo Brawner Jr., there is an ongoing firefight and airstrike against the remnants of the Maute-ISIS group led by Humam Abdul Romato Najid, alias Abu Dar.

Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) assemblyman Zia Adiong said local disaster officials are already helping the civilians fleeing the area.

Based on initial information from the provincial government of Lanao del Sur, around 500 families from Tubaran were evacuated.

Affected barangays in Tubaran are Wago, Guiarong Tubaran, Malaganding, Tubaran Proper, Madaya, Gaput, Dinaigan and Alog.

In the town of Pagayawan, around 255 families were displaced, with 57 families currently in evacuation centers.

There are also some residents trapped


in Barangays Padas and Diampaca in Pagayawan.

The firefight reportedly erupted in Barangay Guiarong, which is located in the boundary of Tubaran and Pagayawan towns.

Affected barangays in Pagayawan are Padas, Guiarong Pagayawan, Linindingan, Diampaca, Bangon, and Madang.

A toral of 723 families, or 3,571 individuals from Tubaran and Pagayawan are currently being accommodated in Binidayan town.

Governor Bedjoria Soraya Alonto Adiong has ordered local disaster officials to provide necessary response and assistance to affected residents.

She also asked her constituents to stay calm and to pray for everyone's safety.

Tubaran town is near the town of Butig, the stronghold of the Maute-ISIS group.

Abu Dar is the new emir of ISIS in Southeast Asia who reportedly replaced Isnilon Hapilon who was killed in Marawi.that protesters had got onto the tracks and had burnt tyres.

The demonstrators had earlier managed to occupy the docks in Calais port, preventing passengers from disembarking and forcing ferries to be diverted to the nearby port of Dunkirk.

Two MyFerryLink boats and a P&O ferry were stuck in the port.

The tunnel is used for drivers travelling between Britain and France, whose cars are transported on special trains, as well as for Eurostar passenger train services.

But Eurostar links are suspended until Wednesday, as a section of the rail is still under repair, a spokesman for the service said.

Early Tuesday morning, police broke up a sit-in on the A16 motorway leading up to the Channel Tunnel, with two protesters hospitalised after the operation.

Authorities deployed tear gas to disperse the demonstrators, who


burst into a rendition of the French national anthem, the Marseillaise, as they were moved on.

Demonstrators also burned tyres and crates outside the port, sending thick black smoke pluming into the air as tailbacks stretched several kilometres (miles).

Some of the thousands of illegal immigrants camped in Calais and desperately trying to cross the Channel to reach Britain took advantage of the chaos to climb onto immobilised vehicles, said an AFP reporter on the scene.

According to a source in the port, around 50 people prevented passengers from disembarking from a DFDS ferry from Britain in the early hours of Tuesday morning and the boat was forced to return to Dover in southern England.

Later ferries were being diverted to the port of Dunkirk.

Alarmed by the unrest, the French government issueda statement late Tuesday calling on Eurotunnel to "reexamine its plan" and to "work towards a better solution with regards to employment".

- 'We've been betrayed' -

The sailors, from the French ferry company MyFerryLink, were protesting plans by Eurotunnel to sell two of their ferries to rival Danish firm DFDS.

Eurotunnel announced in May it was halting its operational partnership with MyFerryLink due to legal complications, and this month decided to sell its ferries to DFDS.

"It's out of the question that DFDS takes our boats. Never, never," exclaimed the head of the main union on strike, Eric Vercoutre, who took up position with around 100 colleagues at the entrance to the tunnel in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

"We've been betrayed," he said.

Unions say they fear as many as 120


How to Use a Drum Sander on Hardwood Floors

If your hardwood floor has major problems, such as deep discoloration, protrusions, and grooves and pits, the only way to restore the floor to its original glory is with a drum floor sander.

Floor sanders come in three distinct types: edgers, orbital sanders, and drum sanders. A floor edger is essentially a powerful, super-sized orbital hand sander that allows you to sand next to baseboards and walls. An orbital floor sander is even larger and more powerful than the edger, but both operate by randomly and rapidly moving a single sheet of sandpaper around the wood.

A drum sander is a completely different tool in that a loop of sandpaper continually moves around the drum, ripping down the wood as far asBritannica said,

“In the medical art: charms,
incantations, exorcisms and the shallowest tricks are substituted for
professional skill; and other imposters, generally Brahmins, practise
astrology, and cheat them out of their money by pretended prophecies.”

“The literature of the Hindus has
been generally rated very low by European writers, and has been
represented as consisting in long desultory poems, inflated, and
extravagant in their style, containing, under the idea of a history, a
tissue of absurd fables.” (pp. 474, 477)

The topmost English literature, Beowulf, deals with
dragons and monsters, the Shakespearean drama displays the tragedies of
worldly living, and Wuthering Heights etc., expose the disappointing pains
of an ambitious mind; whereas all of the Sanskrit literature is, in some
way, related to the teachings of God and God realization.

Now see how did they degrade the universal Hindu
religion and the Hindu society,


literally omnipresent;
neither persons nor property were secure against its persevering and
vexatious intrusions.” (p. 476)

“Sevajee, the founder of this new
state, was the chief of the Rajpoot princes. In his youth he resided at
Poonah, on a zemindary estate obtained by his father. Here he collected
around him a numerous banditti, and plundered the country.” (p. 479)

Those are just a few examples. More than twelve pages
of the encyclopedia are filled with such senseless lies. Anyone who has read the history of Europe knows
about the royal disposals in the Tower of London, and the brutal torturing
and burning alive at the stake of millions of innocent people during the
Inquisitions. He also knows about the bloody conquests of King Charlemagne
who once killed about 5,000 Saxons in one day as he enjoyed mass
executions in order toand then his son Shuddhodan ruled for
30 years. Shuddhodan’s son was Shakya Singh who was born at the elapse
of 2,700 years of kaliyug. This king was the destroyer of
Vedic religion. He ruled for 60 years and converted everyone into
Buddhism. Shakya Singh’s son was Buddh Singh who ruled for 30
years. Buddh Singh’s son was Chandragupt who ruled for 60 years.
His son Bindusar ruled for 60 years. Bindusar’s son was Ashok…”

Comments: These verses were fabricated by the
English people. It is an historical fact that Gautam Buddh did
not rule any kingdom as he had renounced the world, and the second thing
is that he was the son of Shuddhodan. But here Shuddhodan is shown as
the grandson of Gautam. Gautam Buddh was during the time of King
Bimbsar of Shishunag dynasty in 1800’s BC.


Architects vocalist Sam Carter has denounced metalcore's ubiquitous "blegh" vocalization that he helped coin. For those unfamiliar with the British metal group's judicious use of the burly utterance over the years, look no further than the fan-made video down toward the bottom of this post.

It's in that clip where YouTuber Nick Trunov goes through every Architects "blegh" in just over a minute. By the end, he tallies 18 of the menacing sounds among the band's discography. Now, however, it seems that Carter wishes he never voiced a "blegh" in the first place, going by the musician's recent tweets.

Late last month, metalcore-scene-based clothing site Impericon.com shared a Twitter meme that drew attention to Architects' signature throat articulations. But Carter was having none of the "blegh"-based humor on the Internet."I hate this. Stop posting it on everything," he responded.

From there, Bring Me the Horizon's Jordan Fish swooped in with a positive affirmation of the "blegh" meme — a Gordon Ramsay GIF of the celebrity chef saying, "I actually quite like it." But Carter doubled down on his newfound hatred of the unmistakable metalcore growl. (See the exchange below.)

"Honestly I wish I'd never made that stupid noise," the Architects vocalist explained. A few days later, when a fan asked Carter if his condemnation confirmed a "RIP [to] the blegh," the musician replied, "100%."

But it may be too late to stop the "blegh" overall. As evidenced in a Reddit thread outlining the best "blegh" sounds in metalcore, acts such as Wage War, Like Moths to Flames, Black Tongue and


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Abstract: This paper describes a long-term research program on developing ontological foundations for conceptual modeling. This program, organized around the theoretical background of the foundational ontology UFO (Unified Foundational Ontology ), aims at developing theories, methodologies and engineering tools with the goal of advancing conceptual modeling as a theoretically sound discipline but also one that has concrete and measurable practical implications. The paper describes the historical context in which UFO was conceived, briefly discusses its stratified organization, and reports on a number


Prisons for Profit

LUCKY SEVERSON, correspondent: In the United States there are more than two million citizens locked up behind razor wire and prison bars.

MARK MAUER: We lock up our citizens at far greater rates than any other industrialized nation or any other kind of nation in the world.

SEVERSON: Mark Mauer is the executive director of The Sentencing Project. He says that when it comes to lock ups, Louisiana is easily the toughest state in the nation.

MAUER: Louisiana has been at the top of the pack and just incarcerating people at rates that are just unimaginable any place else in the world.

SEVERSON: Richard Crane is the former chief counsel to the Louisiana Corrections Department. He says there was a push nationwide in the early 1980s to crack down onmaterials or energies we are discussing the creation of new wealth, not merely the redistribution of wealth already here. Isaac Asimov, the famed science writer, has observed that energy derived from space would not be geography bound. There would no longer be energy rich or energy poor areas. The same can be said of space resources. A shipment of asteroidal steel can be sent to one part of the planet as easily as another.

If these ideas are correct, then by the 23rd century there could conceivably be more people living in space than on Earth. The surface of our world, free of the major, voracious, polluting industries could be restored to a more natural, park-like form. Earth's main industry would then be tourism. The "Star Trek scenario" of


the latter, I sent the following article in to the maillist:

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Here's an unsolicited point of view from an uninvolved amateur:

I've been mulling over two different scenarios, and how I would respond in each case.

First, let's say that I was the promoter of a fantastic claim, and I not only believed in this claim very strongly, but had verified that the claim was true. As a scientist, my tool for this would have been the double-blind trial: the only surefire way to eliminate the possibility that I was just kidding myself. How would I react to the Randi Challenge?

First, I would certainly take it. I would follow the letter of the Challenge, and do everything required of me by Randi, because I would want to bendonlooker holds out any hope that any kind of test will ever be performed. The homeopath continues to post to newsgroups on the subject of Randi's refusal to hand over the million.

**1/** In this instance, the claim on the Randi Prize concerned homeopathy, which is the belief that medical benefits can be had from solutions which are so diluted that none of the original molecules remain. This effect is attributed to some type of memory which water molecules are said to possess. The operative force of "water memory" offered in this particular case: the white hole, which as we all know is the exact opposite of the black hole, with matter and energy pouring out rather than in.

That follows... doesn't it?
I used to write for the Fanzine of