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with great enthusiasm," commented JR Pereira, COO, Rio Motorsports.

"We are pleased with Dorna's serious interest in going back to Brazil and their trust in promoting the race at the racetrack we hope will be built in the city.

"Rio de Janeiro has a vocation to receive major motorsports events, with the same level of expertise shown with major sport and cultural events held in the city."

MotoGP last raced in Brazil at the former Jacarepaguá track in Rio between 1995 and 2004.

Finland is due to be the next addition to the current (19-round) MotoGP calendar, in 2019, although doubts have been raised as to whether the track will be completed in time.Salim Raj, who belongs to Chandy's home district Kottayam, has been his official Salim Raj, who belongs to Chandy's home district Kottayam, has been his official

Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy. Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.

Salim Raj, 42, is an ordinary constable in the Kerala Police and has been in custody since September 10 for allegedly attempting to kidnap a couple on a highway. Yet, it appears it is Salim Raj's raj in Kerala. The Kerala High Court says so.Is Salim Raj, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy 's former bodyguard, the state's real Chief Minister whom even the Director-General of Police fears, asked Justice Harul-ul-Rashid of Kerala High Court on October 1, while hearing petitions seeking CBI inquiry into a land grab case. Justice Rashid was particularly disturbed by the


state DGP K.S. Balasubramanian, who received a complaint against Raj for alleged land grabbing and forwarded it to the Chief Minister instead of taking action. The judge's remark followed complaints from many members of the public, the Opposition and even repeated comments by courts about the United Democratic Front (UDF) government's unstinted support to Salim Raj, whenever he landed in trouble.Salim Raj already faces a number of cases related to land grab, fabrication of records, abduction, among others. He has also been accused of having played a role in the solar scam. Three members of Chandy's personal staff - Salim Raj, Tenny Joppan and Jikumon Jacob - who were also his closest confidants for 8 years, were removed from his staff after their links with the accused inthe multi-crore solar scam were exposed. But except Joppan, who was arrested, the other two did not face any trouble from the police.Salim Raj, who belongs to Chandy's home district Kottayam, has been his official "gunman" since 2005 when he was an Opposition leader. Chandy ignored intelligence reports and inducted Salim Raj in 2009 in the Chief Minister's security detail.Raj's name was not included even in the FIR registered by the police on a land grab case in Kochi in spite of the petitioners pointing him out as the main culprit. In another case, more than 100 families living in Thiruvananthapuram raised identical complaints against Salim Raj and his relatives. In spite of repeated complaints to the revenue officials and the revenue minister and the police, no action


September 2, the Division bench while hearing the same, slammed the state government for not submitting the land records in English and wondered if it was serious in the case against Salim Raj.On September 5, the state government came to defend Salim Raj in yet another case related to the solar scam. The state filed an affidavit saying Raj had no involvement in the case. This was after he was removed from CM's staff following media reports about the number of calls he had made to the accused in the scam. Salim Raj was then exonerated by the Special Investigation Team which probes the solar scam.This created a furore in the state with the Opposition LDF and BJP over the suspended constable's clout with the government.Salim Raj, confidentof his protectors, allegedly attempted to abduct a couple on September 10 in broad daylight on a highway. Seeing the ruckus on the highway, a lot of people gathered around them. Raj threatened the locals by flashing his police ID card. The angry public did not relent and refused to let Salim Raj and others leave until the police came and took them away. He has since been in custody after his bail application was rejected twice by the sessions court.The government and the chief minister were relieved to know that Justice Harul-ul-Rashid, on the first day he heard the arguments in the solar scam, wondered why Chandy was being dragged into the case. The solar scam is related to cheating crores of rupees from many people by


Unreported Jail Deaths

There have been two apparent suicides, one of which remains a mystery.

Gas-station robber Ronald Ray Hicks went to sleep in his King County Jail bunk just before 10 p.m. July 25 and never woke up. His cellmate noticed Hicks still lying on his left side on the lower bunk, facing the wall, as the downtown jail was stirring at 7 a.m. The cellmate touched Hicks' ankle, then shook his shoulder. Hicks, 43, who had been on suicide watch in the past, was dead.

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Though cause has yet to be determined, authorities think he may have intentionally overdosed on a drug illegally imported into the jail. Hicks had been convicted in 2003 for a poorly planned holdup of an Issaquah gas station—nabbed after running out of gas200 yards away. For his third felony, he received a life sentence under the state's "three strikes" law. A week before he apparently committed suicide in his two-man cell last month, he learned his appeal was rejected.

Unreported until now, Hicks' death is considered the jail's first of 2005. "We've had no other jail deaths since the first of the year," says Maj. William Hayes, spokesperson for the county's Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention, which runs the county jails.

However, another inmate died in May, also apparently the result of a suicide. Because she was alive when transported from the jail to Harborview Medical Center, where she died a few days later, her death is not considered a jail death. Officials would not release her name. However, a King


that jail officials preferred to keep details quiet.

Jail spokesperson Hayes, asked why the public isn't informed when county inmates die, says there's no strict policy on it. "We do not usually" issue press releases, he says. "We have procedures we do follow, but they are more towards notifying the family, making sure their wishes are taken care of."

The unreported deaths come as county officials deal with another jail controversy, the alleged sexual misconduct between male guards and female inmates. Two guards were arrested in May but have not been charged in the case, and several others are being questioned in an ongoing probe.

Jail management has also been in turmoil this year. Detention director Ken Ray resigned in January over allegations of "workplace concerns" related to his management styleand treatment of his staff. His departure came just four months after King County Executive Ron Sims announced Ray's hiring, calling him "an innovative leader." Sims subsequently put the county's jail system—one of the largest in the U.S. with 2,300 adult inmates and 120 juvenile offenders—under the temporary command of 29-year custody veteran Reed Holtgeerts. Last month, Sims officially appointed Holtgeerts permanent director, saying he was "uniquely qualified to lead the department."

The precise cause of Hicks' death is so far unknown. Jailers told police that Hicks, who has been in local custody since his state conviction and during a long appeal, had been on suicide watch twice in the past. In December 2003, he was reportedly suffering from depression and anxiety, jailers said. In June 2004, he was


on suicide watch three days. But jailers say Hicks revealed no recent mental-health problems.

However, he received crushing news on July 18. The appeals court turned down Hicks' bid for a new trial and sentencing, sending him to prison for life under the persistent-offender "three strikes" law. He had earlier convictions for assault and second-degree rape. His final strike was second-degree robbery. Pretending to be armed, he held up an Issaquah gas station for $240 and was quickly arrested a quarter-mile away when police encountered his car, out of gas, being pushed by a good Samaritan's SUV. In his appeal, Hicks claimed there was no probable cause to arrest him—that he was stopped only because he was an African American in a predominately white area. He also claimed diminishedhow popular that option is here, as I certainly see lots of
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A sparse crowd watches Jackson State scrimmage on Saturday instead of the scheduled homecoming football game against Grambling.(AP)

Grambling State made headlines when players boycotted a late-season matchup on the road against Jackson State, forcing the school to cancel its homecoming game last fall.

Now, Jackson State is making headlines of its own, after several reports, outlining the schools efforts to take legal action against GSU and possible the Southwestern Athletic Conference to recover the estimated $600,000 lost due to calling off the game.

Open records request done by the Clarion-Ledger revealed JSU has been attempting to get the Mississippi Attorney general to pursue the matter for five months.

JSU council contacted the state's deputy attorney general back in November. Attorney general Jim Hood has now decided to look into JSU'sinquiry.

A representative from JSU said missing the game forced the school's athletic budget out of balance for the first time in years.

For more on this, including information concerning Grambling's scheduled payouts to Jackson State, and the future of the series between the teams,


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In terms of the scale of events, Narrative feels smaller than Unicorn. The story is contained within a single 100-minute film, and the main conflict is interpersonal rather than world-shattering (although the possibility that these events could spiral into something larger is on everyone's minds). Much of the narrative's urgency came more from discovering what happened in the past rather than the present. Although Sunrise has promised that their current UC project will encompass more than just this film, I don't see how a continuation would work with these three protagonists, except as a means of filling in the blanks. By the end of the film, their story felt complete.

This isn't a film for those unfamiliar with the Universal Century timeline, which began with the very


first Mobile Suit Gundam TV series and has continued through various anime projects for almost 40 years. Unlike Unicorn, which felt more like a continuation of themes rather than subplots, Narrative isn't so appreciable as a standalone story. It makes direct references to the original TV series, even recycling clips from the original in flashbacks and montages. There's no attempt to re-animate those old sequences with a more uniform style, so the film is left with a jarring contrast between old and new animation.

Even the story feels like an awkward mash of old and new. The film introduces a heap of returning characters and cameos; some matter to the final conflict, but most of them don't, and this ends up diluting the focus on the new characters. Thestory is supposed to be about three young people and their desire to stay together no matter what cosmic forces come between them, but even by the end of the film, they feel hardly developed at all. The character who suffers most from this is the antagonist, who came across as a mustache-twirling villain in the final act. Narrative also has a clumsy way of imparting information to the viewer. Almost all the important backstory for the principal characters is told via flashbacks that occur mid-battle. This ends up interrupting the flow of the action, especially after the third time it happens. Even worse, the opening act of the film is packed with ungraceful exposition as old men in various different rooms explain the plot, a sequence of


Draft: First round, 8th overall Snaps/Usage: Started all 16 games at quarterback

Notes: Tannehill showed flashes at times this season, though he was certainly overshadowed by top performances from the other rookie quarterbacks around the league. Among his positives, he showed well under pressure as his 72.9 percent Accuracy Percentage ranked second in the league and he threw an accurate deep ball ranking seventh in the league at 43.1 percent. He graded at +11.5 on the year, good for 13th among all quarterbacks.

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Brought into production in 1924 the Packard straight eight side valve engine was a near vibration free luxury car power plant ideally suited to the prestigious cars it was installed in. The Packard 626 was fitted with that 319


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Jon Branch is the founder and senior editor of Revivaler and has written a significant number of articles for various publications including official Buying Guides for eBay, classic car articles for Hagerty, magazine articles for both the Australian Shooters Journal and the Australian Shooter, and he’s a long time contributor to Silodrome. Jon has done radio, television, magazine and newspaper interviews on various issues, and has traveled extensively, having lived in Britain, Australia, China and Hong Kong. His travels have taken him to Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan and a number of other countries. He has studied the Japanese sword arts and has a long history ofto express women\'s range of non-typical career patterns, which include multiple career identities and career change and flexibility over their life course.

In response to the work-life balance dichotomy and due to increasing demands for work efficiency, non-traditional career models such as the boundaryless and protean ones recognize the emergence of multiple careers across organizations and time, where individuals proactively manage and reshape their career roles (Cabrera, [@B13]). Women applying such non-linear career models to manage work-life demands is not a new phenomenon (Mainiero and Sullivan, [@B49]). However, for career success, female employees are still regarded as deviating from the norm, which impedes their career advancement and hampers their well-being (Cabrera, [@B13]). In addition to the boundaryless and protean careers, career-path models were designed unique to women\'s work-life demands


was involved in a project aimed at introducing and developing the SDD method for research and consulting purposes in the South African context. The original project recruited women employed at a South African tertiary institution, with qualitative research expertise and interest, to train in the SDD methodology. From the original SDD workshop several SDD sessions followed, focussing on women in the work context. The data for this article were selected from four of these SDD sessions. The inclusion of SDD data was conceptually driven by this study\'s espoused theoretical framework and its research objective. Four sessions included women in their mid-life career stage involved in work characterized by independent and flexible work schedules and multiple career identities typical to the "frayed" career (Herman, [@B37]). Purposeful sampling as definedof women. The SDD data were managed with Atlas.ti and processed through a phenomenological hermeneutic analysis (Lindseth and Norberg, [@B45]).

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Of the seven women who participated in the four sampled SDD sessions, four women work in academia, of which two simultaneously freelance as consultants. Another participant is a professional nurse working shifts at a hospital, whilst also teaching part-time at a higher education institution. One of the participants runs her own home-based business, and the last one is involved in various non-profit activities such as writing for a local newspaper and doing developmental work in an Afrikaner Youth movement. Of the seven women, six are married; one without children and five having either two or three children. The seventh participant is a single parent with one child. All seven


participants fall within the age range of 40--50. Baruch and Barnett ([@B7]) label women in mid-life as represented by the age category 35--55, which places the participants in this inquiry within the mid-life age category. In terms of racial distribution, five white and two black women participated. Four of the women took part in three SDD sessions and three women participated in only one SDD.

Data collection and analysis
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The SDD method was developed by Mersky ([@B50]). Approximately two to three weeks prior to an SDD session, participants receive an invitation to a themed session (in this case for example Women working in research, or Women\'s work-life roles). The invitation include instructions to prepare a drawing of any recent (no specific time frame given or required) or well-remembered dream. Duringthe sky. And that you really get close to danger and this is not like slightly close to danger, this is really close to danger*.

The metaphor is derived from the Greek myth of Icarus who escapes imprisonment, yet fails because in his flight he ventures too close to the sun. As a result, the wax of his wings begin to melt so that he ultimately falls and dies. The Icarus metaphor vividly illustrates women\'s need for challenge but also a duality of emotions they experience in their drive to achieve career success. On the one hand, there is excitement and a sense of empowerment, on the other hand, they experience anxiety and doubt. The metaphoric scenario is the context of escaping imprisonment, which potentially represents breaking free from


about male and female, you know. Maybe it\'s not just about male...like I mean, for me the courtyard now is a space for something to be birthed." Women\'s well-being in this case, seems to be their embodiment of difference and their capability to in fact assume a liminal position. This may be on the boundary of work and life where they present both male and female qualities.

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An interesting dream shared in one of the SDDs, illustrates two figures sitting back-to-back each with religious notes on their laps. The participant titled her dream drawing, "comparing notes with a stranger." She identified herself, a Christian woman, as one of the figures sitting with her back to that of an unknown Islamic man. In the dreamis spiritually sorted*.

Another participant affirmed: "You know our family is unstable, and then I think yours always looks so sorted." From such a discussion comparing oneself with and idealizing others, it seems evident that women\'s well-being is challenged by the tension created between their sense of self and of an idealized social construct of self. The idealized self is rooted in their gendered identity and their beliefs about the gendered expectations flow from that identity.

The dream, "comparing notes with a stranger," ultimately demonstrates how women sustain their authenticity and well-being by working across differences. This movement is reflected where women integrate the projected bad and introjected good in themselves. In the case of the dream, the woman ironically identifies strongly with the stranger: "He was totally strange to


understanding of systemic conscious and unconscious behavior (Cilliers, [@B17]). As a result, the psycho-social dynamics uncovered in the present study, highlight how intrapersonal dynamics collude with the gendered socio-cultural and organizational system to sustain disparaging stereotypes. On the one hand, work-life balance is indeed a subjective phenomenon, which women experience in a unique way. On the other hand, it is informed collectively by socio-cultural norms, which emerge from the unconscious of the individual, the organization and society. Women\'s introjected beliefs and projective identification with gendered role expectations mirror and perpetuate societal and organizational dynamics in this regard.

The results show evidence of women\'s well-being that is impacted, however the metaphors are also images of strength and provide evidence of how women sustain their well-being. In this investigation, well-being ultimately1. Field of the Invention
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Beniyapukur Nabodisha Center, children of all ages come in different shifts to receive one-on-one tutoring and free meals if their families cannot afford to feed them at home. When they have finished their work, the children gather outside to sing, dance, and play.

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A rickshaw driver hauls its passengers in the blistering Kolkata sun.

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Early morning in a low-income neighborhood, Kolkata, India. Many children do not attend school despite the new amendment which requires all children to attend primary school. Despite the number of children who fall through the cracks, India is vastly improving its enrollment of children in schools.

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Sonam plays with friends at formal school. She attends this schoolby sending them to school. In doing so she is ensuring a better life for children and her future grandchildren.

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Sonam Sharma, a seven-year-old girl living in the slums of Kolkata, goes to two different primary schools and makes shoe laces before and after school. Many children from this slum work to help their families survive and not all parents allow their children to go to school at all. The Sharma family understands that primary education is an investment in their daughter's future.


It was accompanied by other military related artifacts and the remains of a middle-aged man and woman.

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Maternal Mortality Rate in other Countries

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Number of deaths of women while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and site of pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management but not from accidental or incidental causes. Usually measured per 100,000 live births. Based on: World Health Organization.

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But as NBC details, precedent established during the Nixon and Clinton administration suggests that Trump has “no authority to decline.”

Trump himself has previously indicated he would be willing to talk to Mueller. During a news conference in June, Trump said he was “100 percent” willing to testify under oath that former FBI Director James Comey lied during his testimony to Congress when he said that Trump asked him to quash an active investigation into one of his associates in February of last year, weeks after the president asked his former FBI director to pledge personal loyalty.

Evidence that has emerged since last summer has corroborated Comey’s version of events.

The discrepancy between what Trump said then and what he’s saying now was encapsulated by a USA Today breaking news alertSoldiers pimped in Russia

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Following recent news that Russia may reinvigorate Soviet law by jailing gays, a new report found that young recruits in the Russian army are being forced into prostitution.

The Gazeta newspaper discovered that soldiers from an army base in St Petersburg are routinely being ‘pimped’ by senior officials, who then force them to turn over the earnings.Clients include a former general of FSB, Russia’s intelligence agency.

Anonymous soldiers, told Gazeta that they were violently tortured and beaten by senior officers as a means to force them into prostitution. Last year a 19-year-old recruit was reportedly beaten so badly that his genitals and legs had to be amputated.

Human rights group Union of the Committees of Soldiers’ Mothers of Russia, speaking on behalf of soldiers, said that clients


The last known endemic land snail of its kind in Hawaii has died on New Year’s Day.

The Achatinella apexfulva named George was approximately 14 years old.

In 1997, ten Achatinella apexfulva were brought to a laboratory at the University of Hawaii in an effort to preserve the imperiled species.

Some offspring were produced but eventually all the Achatinella axpexfulva including the offspring at the lab died except George, according to a news release by the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources.

The snail species has a distintive yellow tip on its shell.

Ninety percent of more than 750 snail species throughout Hawaii have become extinct due to invasive species, habitat destruction and over-collection because of their shells, the land agency said.Menu

Golden nuggets from the Casco Bay Weekly archive

This Friday, June 6, the Portland Public Library is hosting a celebration of Casco Bay Weekly — “the most popular dead newspaper in town,” according to special collections librarian and archivist Abraham Schechter.

Since CBW died a decade ago, people have been coming into the library’s Portland Room almost every day to find stories in the collection of back issues stored there. The public’s interest in the pioneering alternative newsweekly, coupled with the deteriorating effect time has on old newsprint, compelled the library to undertake the massive task of scanning every page of the paper, going back to its inception in 1988, and posting the issues online. The project took over two years to complete, and is finally done (see digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/cbw).

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south. During periods of Mongol power, Chinese were unable to settle in the border region, but, after 1900, large numbers began to colonise areas previously restricted to herdsmen. This colonisation was enhanced by the development of railroads and promoted by Chinese warlords. One result of this Chinese encroachment was attacks on the Chinese by so-called “Mongol bandits ” who had been dispossessed. Another effect was the development of political consciousness among the Mongols. A new Mongol leadership arose, typified by Prince Demchukdonggrub (Te Wang), the most important nationalist of modern Inner Mongolia, who drew together dissident Mongol elements in an attempt to achieve self-determination for Inner Mongolia. In the 1930s when the Chinese Nationalist Government sought to exercise the same control in Inner Mongolia as its predecessors, theMongol nationalists resisted domination by playing off the Chinese against the Japanese.[2] Thus, the problem of Mongol resistance to Chinese incursions in Inner Mongolia and the subsequent development of Mongol nationalism has confronted all modern Chinese governments.

When the Chinese Communists first moved into Inner Mongolia after the war, it required a period of two years and a good deal of political manoeuvring to subvert the various movements for autonomy which had been organised by Mongols.[3] Ulanfu (also known by his Chinese name, Yuntse) was the tool used by the Chinese Communists to achieve this objective. He had been born in the Tumet Banner of Suiyan Province in Inner Mongolia, an area heavily penetrated by Chinese colonisation and was a typical sinicised Mongol, neither speaking nor reading Mongolian. He


joined the Communist Youth Movement in 1925, graduated from the Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, worked in the underground in Inner Mongolia for a time and then joined the Chinese Communists in Yenan in 1939.[4] His power in Inner Mongolia was not based on indigenous popularity, but on the support of the People’s Liberation Army which moved him in from Yenan following the Japanese collapse. His power was institutionalised through his triple positions as head of the Party, the Army and the Government in Inner Mongolia.

Chinese Communist policy in Inner Mongolia after the establishment of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in 1947 had a dual nature. The Communists hoped to raise Mongol political consciousness by promoting Mongol education in the Mongolian language (this was soon reversed), developing Mongolculture, eradicating disease which had decimated the Mongol population, and by recruiting Mongols for Communist Party membership and for service as cadres. Concurrently, theypromoted the further colonisation of Mongol pasture lands by Chinese farmers, and implemented such programmes as land reform, collectivisation, and communisation, which had a subtle sinicising side effect among the Mongol herdsmen.

In nearly all cases, the implementation of Chinese Communist programmes in Inner Mongolia in the areas occupied by the Mongols were resisted and lagged behind their implementation in Chinese areas. During the period of collectivisation which was conducted in the pastoral areas roughly between 1954 and 1956, the Mongols reacted by slaughtering their animals. The pastoral areas were two years behind the agricultural areas in selecting delegates to attend the Inner Mongolian People’s Congress.


central leadership in Peking was united and strong, the leaders of Inner Mongolia could do little more than implement directives: their role in decision-making and policy formulation was very small. However, after the failure of the Great Leap, the apparent unity of the Chinese Communist leadership gradually deteriorated.[14] The inner party conflict which developed over a period of time evidently gave regional leaders greater flexibility in policy determination. As early as 1960, a change in policy in Inner Mongolia was becoming evident.

The solidarity of the Chinese Communist leaders was being disrupted in Peking and at the same time a change was occurring among the Mongol Communist leaders in Inner Mongolia. Ulanfu even learned to speak Mongolian and was able to communicate with his own people while he andhis Mongol associates were, by 1960, becoming more dissatisfied with many of the policies emanating from Peking. Along with the failure of the Great Leap, the detested policy of ” fusion ” was relaxed in about 1962 in favour of a more pragmatic approach which suggested that in order to become good Communists, the Mongols did not necessarily have to first become good Chinese.[15] It was against this background of a relaxation of strict policy control by the Peking leaders and growing Mongol resentment over past policies that Ulanfu and his associates began their move toward a greater degree of autonomy. This later proved the basis for their downfall.

One of the most notable areas in which policy was reversed in the 1960s was agriculture. During the Great Leap


the predominance of agriculture in Inner Mongolia had been stressed and many lands unsuitable for cultivation were opened to Chinese farmers without sufficient planning for irrigation or conservation. Mongols were discontented because they were pushed from their grazing lands and the Chinese were discontent because many of their crops failed. There were clashes between Mongol herdsmen and Chinese fanners. In 1962, Ulanfu instructed Wang To, a member of the Inner Mongolian People’s Committee and a Secretary of the Party Committee, to remedy the situation. Wang, a Mongol, ordered a halt to the colonisation of grazing lands by the Chinese, initiated a programme to allow the failing agricultural areas to revert to grazing lands and severely regulated water usage. However, these measures were insufficient and the unrest continued.[16]

In January1963, Ulanfu called a special conference to discuss the ” nationalities question” resulting from the conflict between Mongol herdsmen and Chinese farmers.[17] In a speech before the conference, Ulanfu stated that in order to strengthen the unity of the nationalities and to increase the production of both agricultural and livestock sectors of the economy, conditions among the nationalities must be improved. He insisted that genuine autonomy be implemented in the local national minority areas in order that special local problems could be given proper consideration. He concluded by directing that agriculture should only be predominant in areas that had long been agricultural, and that in the semi-agricultural or semi-pastoral areas and in the herding areas, livestock production should be primary. These policy changes directly conflicted with earlier instructions


from Peking. Between 1963 and 1966 there were other policy changes which would later bring Ulanfu under the condemnation of the Maoists. Among the Mongols, however, the temporary restrictions placed on Chinese encroachments resulted in a new wave of popularity for the Mongol members of Inner Mongolia’s administrative hierarchy. Refugee Mongols point out that Ulanfu began to take on many of the elements of nationalism: subsequent events seem to bear out this judgment.

Events of the Cultural Revolution in Inner Mongolia

It is clear from the information available that by the autumn of 1965, Ulanfu and his supporters were already potential targets. They had made basic changes in Party plans as a matter of necessity due to local conditions in Mongolia and the pressures of Mongol nationalism. But where someposition. On 17 May 1966, the Inner Mongolia Daily published an editorial calling for ” the people of all nationalities in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region to rise together and actively participate in the Great Socialist Cultural Revolution.[19]

On 4 June Wang I-lun presided over a conference of cadres, officials, and members of the university in Huhehot and called on the delegates to ” stand at the forefront of the Cultural Revolution and bring it to a new high tide.”[20] The conference passed a resolution expressing support for the decision of the CCP Central Committee to reorganise the Party Committees of the Peking municipality and Peking University. This facade gave Ulanfu and his associates an opportunity to purge some of the pro-Maoists. In August, Li Chih, First Secretary of


the Huhehot Municipal Party Committee, a Chinese and a Maoist, was accused of ” destroying the unity of the nationalities,” and of ” opposing the Party, Socialism, and the Thought of Mao Tse-tung.” Li was replaced by Batubagin, a Mongol, who was given the responsibility of reorganising the Huhehot Party Committee. Attacks were directed against other proMaoists, nearly all of whom were Chinese.[21]

By mid-August, immediately after the conclusion of the 11th Plenum of the CCP Central Committee, Peking Red Guards were moving into Inner Mongolia. Ulanfu and his associates hoped to play along with them—give them a moment of glory, calm them down, and then gradually ease them out of Inner Mongolia. However, there were still a number of pro-Maoists on the Inner Mongolian Party Committee who sawor not revolutionary.” [25]

Ulanfu first came under personal attack on 8 September 1966 when wall posters in Peking accused him of seeking to restore capitalism, establish an independent domain and abandon the class struggle.[26] Ulanfu and his associates responded on 24 September by publishing an order in the Inner Mongolia Daily to suspend the Cultural Revolution. Using the approaching harvest as an excuse, the order instructed Red Guards to go to the rural areas and assist in the harvest.[27] During the autumn stalemate, which coincided with a similar situation in most of China, both sides sought to consolidate and expand their respective positions. The Peking Red Guards established a liaison group in Huhehot and began recruiting local youths to form Red Guard units. They sought to penetrate schools,


factories, the bureaucracy and other organisations to establish their own ” revolutionary organisations.” On the other side, Wang I-lun and Wang To began to organise rival ” revolutionary organisations ” composed of workers, peasants, teachers and PLA veterans, many of whom had been settled in Inner Mongolia.

The Red Guard attack on the Party machine throughout China was resumed and reached a climax around December 1966 and January 1967. Encouraged by the ” January revolution ” elsewhere, the ” revolutionary organisations ” of the Red Guards in Inner Mongolia also attempted to seize power. By mid-January they had seized many government buildings in Huhehot, the telegraph office, railway station, Radio Inner Mongolia, and the Inner Mongolia Daily presses. Liu Ch’ang, vice-Commander of the Inner Mongolian Military Garrison Political Departmentthe only solution was direct intervention by military force. The Military Affairs Committee of the Central Committee ordered Teng Hai-ch’ing, Deputy Commander of the Peking Military Garrison, to take command of the PLA 21st Army stationed in Shensi and to occupy key areas in Inner Mongolia. Teng’s army arrived in Huhehot in early April and had taken control of the capital by 7 April. Other Army units also moved into Inner Mongolia to consolidate the position of the Maoists. Martial law was declared and a curfew put into effect. On 13 April a directive from the CCP Central Committee entitled ” Decision on the Correct Handling of Questions in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region ” was promulgated.[32] Its five major points included: (i) the dismissal of Ulanfu from


all positions, including commander of the Inner Mongolian Military Region and First Secretary of the Party; (ii) the reorganisation of the Inner Mongolian Military Garrison; (iii) the appointment of Lin Hsien-ch’uan as commander of the Military Garrison; Teng Hai-ch’ing as Chairman of the preparatory committee for the establishment of a Revolutionary Committee; and Wu T’ao as Political Commissar of the Military Region; (iv) the initiation of a struggle movement against Ulanfu, Wang I-lun, Wang To, and their associates; and (v) the rehabilitation of Maoists, such as Li Chih, who had been purged by the anti-Maoists. An order issued by the new Military Garrison and approved by the CCP Central Committee Military Affairs Committee ordered troops in Inner Mongolia not to participate in “revolutionary exchanges ” but to remainin their units, maintain stringent discipline and to support the new leadership.[33]

Although the PLA took power and replaced regional and district Party committees during February in most other areas, this event was delayed until April in Inner Mongolia. Still it was several months before Teng could consolidate his position. Clashes between Army troops and Ulanfu supporters erupted sporadically, the largest incidents occurring on 25 April and 10 May. As late as 19 June, Radio Inner Mongolia acknowledged that the supporters of Ulanfu had sabotaged the ” three-way alliance ” and forestalled a ” great revolutionary unity ” between the military forces and the pro-Maoists. After several months of bloody clashes, top Mongol leadership was purged but resistance continued. The central political theme throughout China during the spring and


summer was factional fighting and Inner Mongolia it seems was no exception. According to Taiwan sources, Cheng Wei-shan, acting commander of the Peking military district, reported to a high level conference on 9 August that Inner Mongolian cadres were following a well-planned scheme to corrupt troops stationed in Inner Mongolia by means of the ” fair sex.” Cheng said that troops had received many letters and that over seventy men had been influenced through contact with women. This alarm was echoed by K’ang Sheng who blamed Ulanfu for the plot.

In August, an active campaign was launched against Ulanfu which extended into September, a contrast to calming down of ” revolutionary ” activity elsewhere in China. An editorial in the Inner Mongolia Daily on 29 August, entitled ” Overthrowwere not continuing contact between the Mongolian People’s Republic and its agents in Inner Mongolia as there had been during the 1930s and 1940s. While it is highly improbable, it is not impossible that there is some truth in the report of a private New Delhi source, recently returned from Ulan Bator, that an Inner Mongolian government in exile exists in the Mongolian People’s Republic. There were clashes on the border in December 1965 and again in April 1966, and it is rumoured that more incidents occurred during the peak of the Cultural Revolution.

In January 1968 groups supporting Ulanfu launched attacks against the Central Government forces and Chinese broadcasts of 21 January 1968 monitored in Taipei implied that there had been bloody clashes particularly in Huhehot. The broadcasts


named Tai Shih-hou formerly Deputy Mayor of Huhehot as the person directing the attacks against the new Revolutionary Committee, claiming that he was under the instructions of Ulanfu and that TNT, rifles and steel tubes for making guns were found in his house when it was searched.

A broadcast from Huhehot on 23 January 1968 reported：

After a struggle of several days, notable victories have been scored and several serious political cases involving the agents of Ulanfu, such as Wang I-lun, Wang To, and Ch’en Pi-li were brought to light. Bad elements sabotaging the proletarian Cultural Revolution and socialist construction either openly or behind the scenes were exposed, while a handful of bad leaders who had wormed their way into the revolu- tionary ranks were purged. This dealt a tellingblow to the special agents of the United States, Japan, the Chiang gang, and Soviet and Mongolian revisionism, all ghosts and monsters of society, landlords, rich peasants, counter-revolutionaries, bad elements, and rightists who have not been reformed, and the handful of ruffians, bandits, black- mailers, swindlers, and speculators disturbing the market. Ammunition, blueprints for manufacturing guns, radio stations, material collected and plans hatched by Ulanfu’s remnant clique for attacking the new red power, badges, seals, name lists of the counter-revolutionary organ- ization, incriminating funds, and goods obtained through illegal profiteering and speculation were also seized.[36]

Reports of attempts to topple the Revolutionary Committee in Inner Mongolia continued into February although on 30 January the New York Times quoted a dispatch from a French news agency saying that Ulanfu himself


had been captured in the fighting. Official news media in Inner Mongolia have not confirmed this report but confidential Mongol sources report that Ulanfu is imprisoned hi Peking and that his earlier predecessor, Prince Te, head of the Inner Mongolian government during Japan’s occupation, is also again under house arrest there. According to the Hong Kong Sing Tao Jih Pao some of the anti-Mao forces involved in this fighting, called ” unending civil war ” by Peking itself, styled themselves as ” Genghis Khan Combat Squads ” organised to support Ulanfu; a name reflecting Mongol nationalism.

At the same time as the new Revolutionary Committee attacked Ulanfu and his supporters, it also engaged in an enormous propaganda campaign to identify with all of the nationalities in Inner Mongolia.Inner MongolianA town's history remembered

February 25, 1986

Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

JIM Law, tall, lean, and as straight as a marine on parade, is something of a celebrity around here. For one thing, he shot a hole in one on a Philadelphia golf course a few weeks after he turned 85. That was 10 years ago. He's also been a delegate to three Democratic conventions, knew personally both Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman, and recalls vividly watching the Wright brothers fly their remarkable airplane around the Statue of Liberty not long after they launched man into the sky at Kitty Hawk, N.C.

In short, Mr. Law has seen a lot of history and has a fount of past experiences to draw on when asked to talk about his hometown -- Wilkes-Barre, the northeastern


Pennsylvania city that is finally shucking off its ``dirty little coal town'' image as it reaches for a diversified economy and a firm footing in the years ahead.

Mr. Law remembers when coal was the only industry in town worth talking about. That was in the 1920s when there were 100,000 mining jobs in surrounding Luzerne County, compared with maybe 200 today. Even at the height of its prosperity the town inevitably looked grubby. Law hated to see the coal industry leave the area after World War II, taking maybe a quarter of the area's jobs (direct and indirect) with it. The future didn't look too bright then, but right now he likes the way things are shaping up. For one thing, the town is a whole lot prettierthan it used to be since the cleanup after the flood of 1972. And now that they have found out how to make money out of the culm heaps (waste dumps from the one-time coal-mining operations), it will ``go on getting prettier'' throughout the Wyoming Valley, he believes.

As a gangling 14-year-old, Jim Law signed his apprenticeship papers as a machinist, working six-day weeks for 4 cents an hour. That was in 1904. Since then he's watched ideas come and go and seen changes -- some benign, many wrenching -- take place.

Folks now tell him the computer age will bring this town its most prosperous future yet. He likes the sound of that but reckons he can't comment on it. He does note that there's a special spirit to


You don't always have to share. GM Jonathan Hawkins outlasted the 10 other grandmasters at the 2015 British Championship Friday in Coventry, England to win his second-straight national championship with 8.5/11 and £5,000. In 2014, he shared the title with GM David Howell (who in turn had his own two-straight title streak snapped). This time, Hawkins' last-round win edged top-seeded Howell by a half point. (photo right courtesy Arnold Lutton)

Perhaps "outlasted" doesn't describe his effort in the 11-round Swiss. He went through the other grandmasters, playing seven of them in the final nine rounds (and scoring five points from those games).

Going into the final game Friday, Hawkins was tied with Howell, GM Nicholas Pert, and GM Danny Gormally, the only man he'd lost to in the event. Allhad 7.5/10. Howell was paired with GM Mark Hebden, who was in a lower score group, but could only draw.

Nicholas Pert was paired with his twin brother, IM Richard Pert, who essentially denied his other half the title. The two had drawn every game they'd played in tournament chess, and this one was no different, though the 31 moves at least represented a real game (last year the brothers shook hands after 1. e4 e5).

The path was thus open for Hawkins, who stepped onto the top of the podium by beating GM Keith Arkell after a horrible blunder made the winner's life much easier. This was the second time this summer he beat Arkell -- in June he narrowly edged him in the English Chess Federation's Play of


the Year Award!

GM Jonathan Hawkins -- two British Championships in two years (photo courtesy Carl Portman ).

Arkell posted this on Facebook: "Anyway, really well played to Jonathan Hawkins. I played the Sicilian defence to guarantee a full bloodied scrap and he outplayed me, and consequently is the new British Chess Champion."

Hawkins may have helped himself by playing relatively short games. Over the course of 11 games, four of his games were won before move 27 and two of his draws were 17 and 15 moves (versus top-seeded Howell in round eight).

You can contrast this with Howell, whose games often went past move 40. His final two games went past 60, and in round three his draw with Gormally went twice as long, a draw on move 120.

Here's anotherone of those quick wins for Hawkins. In round five, his pawns occupied checkers squares en route to a "GM-miniature."

And here's a few of the aforementioned Howell games. First, we show his long draw with Gormally. It sure seemed like the "good knight versus bad bishop" would net a full point, but Gormally's late king activity led to a geometric series of checks and a half-point.

Howell's final-round attempt to keep pace with Hawkins came up short, but not for a lack of effort. He played a Romantic-era gambit, then played a rook ending, a queen ending, and a king-and-pawn ending in the same game! Despite the effort, he couldn't quite engineer a win.

Just as in 2014, many big names did not attend this year. English 2600s and 2700s


French international flyer Yoann Huget has agreed to return to Top 14 champions Toulouse, according to reports.

The 24-year-old is a product of Toulouse's academy and has seen his international career come to a halt in recent times after being dropped and subsequently suspended after failing to abide by the French anti-doping regulations.

Huget is likely to step into the sizeable void left by Rupeni Caucaunibuca with it seeming unlikely that the Fijian winger will have his contract renewed at the end of the current campaign. But while Huget will hope to reignite his international ambitions at Toulouse, he faces a mission to get into their starting XV with the likes of Maxime Medard, Vincent Clerc, Yves Donguy and Timoci Matanavou all vying for spots in the back three.

And elsewhereHARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe arrived at a university graduation ceremony in the capital on Friday, his first public appearance since a military seizure of power that political sources say is aimed at ending his 37 years in office.

Wearing a blue and yellow academic gown and mortar board hat, the 93-year-old sat in large wooden chair at the front the hall. He was greeted by ululations from the crowd as he declared the ceremony open.


Mike Leake agrees to $80M, 5-year deal with Cardinals

AP

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Minutes after his contract with the St. Louis Cardinals was announced, Mike Leake was looking ahead to rivalry games against the Chicago Cubs.

"Honestly," he said Tuesday, "I wouldn't mind taking them down."

Leake and the Cardinals agreed to an $80 million, five-year contract, a move the Cardinals hopes boosts their chances to win a fourth straight NL Central title.

"When we make decisions, it is about performance," general manager John Mozeliak said. "We heard nothing but positives."

Leake described the Cardinals as a "dynasty." Before last season, St. Louis had been to the NL Championship Series or deeper four consecutive years.

"When the offseason is unfolding, different options pop up," Mozeliak said. "When this did, we decided it made ato retain outfielder Jason Heyward and add pitcher David Price.

Mozeliak said talks with Leake began about a week-and-a-half ago. Leake had put a priority on Arizona, where he lives, but the Diamondbacks signed Zack Greinke and acquired Shelby Miller from Atlanta.

"Once Arizona got out of the picture I was open to whatever team I felt fit my needs the best," Leake said. "Coming here has turned into my new No. 1."

Leake is durable, ranking fifth in innings in the National League during his six seasons. He was second in the NL in pitches thrown per inning, at 14.3, always remembering advice from his father when he was six or seven to attack the hitters.

Staying in the NL was appealing also because he's a career .212 hitter with six


homers.

"I will say it was something we thought was attractive," Mozeliak said. "Most of our pitchers are not very comfortable hitting."

Leake's trade last July was part of a dismantling of much of the Reds' core, including third baseman Todd Frazier and pitcher Johnny Cueto, and they have attempted to trade closer Aroldis Chapman.

"We did have a locker room full of talented players and we were never able to piece it together in the right way," Leake said. "Seasons like that are never fun."cannabis across the counter were required to register with local authorities and apply for a license to continue operating. They were made subject to taxation on their profits, and their employees were brought into the official employment scheme.

Since cannabis remained illegal per se under the existing drug laws, the world of recreational use and commerce was considered a “gray area” that was allowed to exist without legal sanction through the grace of the queen and her government.

But now, as decriminalization and outright legalization of marijuana continue to gain significant numbers of supporters in America and the Western world, the current right-wing government of the Netherlands has for some reason decided that cannabis is bad and “drug tourism” is even worse.

In the past few years since the ascension of


the current political ruling coalition (within which the “anti-Islam” party is a driving force), the Dutch government and Parliament have dropped all pretense of reasonableness — sort of like the Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives — and begun to attack the cannabis culture as morally questionable and quite possibly a source of social degeneration.

Particularly scurrilous in their view are the people who come to Holland from other countries around the world to partake in the openness, convenience and relative social freedom of the coffee shop culture in Amsterdam, or those from neighboring EU states such as Germany, France, Belgium and the UK, who come to Holland to cop and take their purchases back home with them.

I had meant to report here on several revolting developments"Drill, baby, drill" is now, "Hush, baby, hush."

The Republican battle cry that crystallized the growing popularity of offshore drilling has dropped from view since the Deepwater Horizon rig sank last week and the well it drilled started shooting crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico.

As Democratic opponents of the oil industry stepped up their attacks and demands for a sharp turn away from drilling, Republican leaders in Congress have slipped out of rapid-response mode and are generally holding their tongues.

The National Republican Congressional Committee has issued at least 11 broadsides at Democrats since the rig sank in 5,000 feet of water. Most dealt with financial regulatory reform. None addressed the rig explosion or spill. House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) has focused on jobs and health care in


the nearly 20 statements he has issued in the past week without a word about the spill or loss of life, though at his on-camera news conference this week, reporters did not ask him about it.

A Nexis search turns up only four mentions of "drill, baby, drill" and Rudy Giuliani or Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who drove the slogan home during the McCain's 2008 presidential campaign. Three are liberal cable hosts mocking the slogan.

The liberal web site The Huffington Post noted that Sarah Palin and party Chairman Michael Steele, who carried the drill-baby banner, have not brought up the idea since the rig sank in 5,000 feet of water approximately 52 miles southeast of Venice, La. A pipe on the ocean floor is believed to be belching 5,000who before the spill had gained significant political momentum in Washington for their drive to open up new areas for production.

The Democratic attacks and Republican silence came even as about 70 oil and gas workers fanned out across Capitol Hill this week to lobby for domestic development in a "fly in" organized by the American Petroleum Institute. API issued a statement the day after the rig exploded, stressing the importance of safety in drilling.

But even as oil began to wash ashore in Louisiana wetlands, Newt Gingrich's American Solutions for Winning the Future organization continued to solicit signatures for its "Drill here, Drill now, Pay less," campaign in support of more domestic production in American waters. The slogan is pasted atop the group's website above a staff-written spill update


with a generally optimistic view, though it does note that the spill could damage the Gulf's seafood industry.

And there are signs that even Democrats are walking back what support they had begrudgingly granted to offshore drilling.

President Obama announced late last month that he wanted to expand drilling in the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf and the seas around Alaska. But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), a longtime drilling opponent and close White House ally, maintained yesterday that Obama had not actually expanded drilling.

"What the president was talking about was actually narrowing the drilling," Pelosi said in her weekly televised news conference. "The president was being discrete in proposing some areas for review that people might agree to. So it isn't as if the president expanded drilling. He was narrowingTicket prices includes a 45 minute skate session and hire of your roller boots and protective gear.

Honey, I Shrunk The Kids – Saturday Morning Minors Club

Join The Strand's Minors Film Club, every Saturday at 12 noon, offering free educational film screenings open to all.

Aimed at children of Primary School age, each screening has either an introduction, handout or special activity and the kids are encouraged to review the films!

This week's film screening is Honey, I Shrunk The Kids.

Beauty and the Beast Family Movie Mornings at the Ulster Hall-February 13

A special Valentine’s Day screening of the classic Disney adaptation of this much-loved fairy tale.

Suitable for children aged 3 to 11. Children must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+.

Giant LEGO Brick Animal Trail- February 13 to March 20

The world’s


most popular toy will bring families closer to nature at Castle Espie Wetland Centre. The Giant LEGO® Brick Animal Trail will be here from 13 February to 20 March, with the sculptures sitting among some of their real-life cousins.

The awesome models, which include a giant otter, a massive mallard and a colossal kingfisher, will form a trail for kids (and big kids) to inspire them to build a better future for nature.

Follow the trail around the nature reserve to discover how many LEGO bricks have been used to make each animal. Visitors can also enter a competition to win their own LEGO kit.

There is no extra cost to meet the giant LEGO brick animals at Castle Espie Wetland Centre, the trail is included in the admission price. LEGOMeasles.
Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by measles virus and is one of the most devastating infectious diseases of man--measles was responsible for millions of deaths annually worldwide before the introduction of the measles vaccines. Remarkable progress in reducing the number of people dying from measles has been made through measles vaccination, with an estimated 164,000 deaths attributed to measles in 2008. This achievement attests to the enormous importance of measles vaccination to public health. However, this progress is threatened by failure to maintain high levels of measles vaccine coverage. Recent measles outbreaks in sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and the USA show the ease with which measles virus can re-enter communities if high levels of population immunity are not sustained. The major challenges for continued measles control and


To Meet Power Minister Thursday

07/19/2001
Dow Jones Asian Equities Report
(Copyright (c) 2001, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- U.S.-based power company AES Corp.'s (AES) President
and Chief Executive Dennis Bakke will meet India's federal Power Minister
Suresh Prabhu Thursday, reports the Business Standard.
The newspaper report says Bakke is likely to discuss AES plans to take over
Enron Corp.'s (ENE) Dabhol power project in the western Indian state of
Maharashtra, and the payment problems faced by AES in relation to its power
project in the eastern state of Orissa. Bakke is also likely to meet the
Indian Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha in this regard, said the report.
AES holds a 49% stake in Orissa Power Generation Co.
Web site: www.business-standard.com
-By Himendra Kumar; Dow Jones Newswires;Jones began putting pressure on the
governor last week.
Barry Goode, the governor's legal affairs secretary, dispatched a letter
early Wednesday demanding that the consultants sell the stock by noon that
day or face termination of their state contracts.
"It is imperative that you give this instruction, immediately, to each of the
consultants," Goode said in his letter to the state Department of Water
Resources, which has taken over from California's beleaguered private
utilities the job of buying power.
"We expect, and have always expected, the state's consultants to uphold the
highest ethical standards," Goode wrote. "That standard is not met by those
who hold a financial interest in one or more energy companies while trading
on behalf of the state on energy related matters."
Goode's admonishment was


conveyed by Tom Hannigan, water resources director,
to 34 consultants who are on contract with the department, among them the
nine contract employees who reported holding shares in generating firms.
Steve Maviglio, the governor's spokesman, said all the consultants holding
stock had agreed to sell it by the noon deadline.
But the stock sales did not satisfy Jones, who plans to challenge Davis in
next year's election.
He characterized the administration's action Wednesday as "way too little and
too late."
Although the energy crisis and the hiring of numerous consultants on short
notice represents an unusual situation, the governor's staff should have been
aware of the conflict-of-interest issue, said Bob Stern, president of the
Center for Government Studies in Los Angeles and an author of the state's
Politicalstake in the project. (Dow
Jones)
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Nokia to Supply Omnitel
HELSINKI -- Nokia Corp., the world's largest cellphone maker, will provide
network equipment for Italian operator Omnitel Vodafone in a contract valued
at 150 million euros, the company said. The three-year deal includes
delivering third-generation mobile-phone network infrastructure equipment and
services, Nokia said. Deliveries will begin immediately and services will be
launched for commercial use during the second half of 2002. As part of the
agreement, Nokia and Omnitel plan to establish a center in Milan to develop
3G applications and a technology testing center. Omnitel Vodafone is a
wireless operator with more than 16 million customers. Omnitel became part of
the Vodafone group last year. (AP)
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KPNQwest Has Collection Woes
AMSTERDAM -- KPNQwest NV confirmed


could then go to federal court to try to enforce the demand letter, one of 32
issued by the G.A.O. since 1980 to various federal departments. This is the
first time a demand letter has been sent to a vice president, accounting
office officials said.
The letter seeks information about people with whom Mr. Cheney and other task
force members met while developing the group's policies, but not information
about ''the deliberative process.'' Mr. Cheney has said that the task force's
report in May, which contained more than 100 recommendations involving energy
production, infrastructure, conservation and the environment, was based on
sound public policy considerations.
In an interview tonight on ''The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer,'' broadcast on
PBS, Mr. Cheney said the task force realized at the outsetdeliberations.
''The idea that somehow only the energy industry has access just simply isn't
true,'' Mr. Cheney said in an interview last spring. ''We'll make decisions
on what we think makes sound public policy.''
Juleanna Glover Weiss, Mr. Cheney's spokeswoman, declined to discuss any
specific meetings involving the task force or the vice president.
''We don't release the vice president's schedule,'' Ms. Weiss said.
More broadly, however, she said Mr. Cheney's task force -- the National
Energy Policy Development Group, composed of cabinet officers and other
government officials -- met with many elected officials, organizations and
outside interests. The group's report was released on May 17, and many of its
recommendations require further action by Congress and government agencies.
Mr. Cheney's counselor, Mary Matalin, said Democrats should now


meetings of the energy group; information about the group's six
professional staff members; details of meetings between the staff and others,
including lobbyists; details of Mr. Cheney's meetings with others and cost
accounting records for the group, for which Mr. Cheney's office has already
turned over 77 pages.
The accounting office claims broad authority to examine government programs
under the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921.
The request by Mr. Waxman and Mr. Dingell led the G.A.O. to approach Mr.
Cheney's office first on May 8. Mr. Cheney's counsel, David S. Addington,
later questioned the appropriateness of the request and sent a letter
challenging the accounting office's legal authority.
Mr. Addington's letter of June 7 suggested a constitutional privilege. It
said the policy group was acting in aat the office.
Mr. Robinson said other parts of the executive branch involved in the task
force, including the Departments of Interior and Energy and the Environmental
Protection Agency, had begun providing information, though only at the last
minute.

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California Power Consultants Must Sell Stocks, L.A. Times Says
2001-07-19 08:20 (New York)

     Washington, July 19 (Bloomberg) -- California Governor Gray
Davis's administration ordered consultants handling the management
of California's energy crisis to sell their stock in power
companies, the Los Angeles Times reported.
     Political foes of the governor, including Secretary of State
Bill Jones, raised questions about potential conflicts of interest
involving the consultants, who helped the state negotiate long-
term contracts with power companies, the paper


he may be taking comic book films a little TOO seriously. I also agree that he's gotten a monopoly on the genre. Still, I like his Batman music a lot and would say Man of Steel was good for the most part--though its use in the film left a lot to be desired.

Mike

2013-09-22 23:09:09

I guess part of my appreciation of Zimmer's Batman music particularly is that I really like this incarnation of Batman, and I feel that the music Zimmer wrote nails said incarnation (even if the insistence on minimalism was sometimes aggravating and some of his music for the villains was just obnoxious). They totally could have used the awesome part of "Like a Dog Chasing Cars" in the Pruitt Building scenes, but no, they went andhave layed out the general direction to take with the music as a whole), but I'm pretty sure the only writing Zimmer did on here was the "Opening Titles" piece (which was reprised for a few moments as the closing titles after Nikolai says, "Da, I know a place"--it then segues into Lorne's "Extraction Point" cue). Maybe Hybrid can prove me wrong, but I think Zimmer only did Opening Titles (though Lorne and others occasionally and briefly reused that theme in their own cues). It's like Skylanders. Hans did the theme and gave input to Lorne, but didn't do any of the other composing.

Bioscope

2013-08-24 15:16:19

I think Hans wrote the whole opening titles, and Lorne et al took the opening violin statement played by Noah Sorota and turned it


(sp?) was there too and he did a lot of the old MOH games and the first COD.

Mike

2013-05-31 21:38:33

Michael Giacchino's Medal of Honor scores are some of the best things ever! The Medal of Honor main theme to the original game, "Manor House Rally", "Operation Market Garden", "The Rowhouses", "Arnhem", and "Kleveburg" from Frontline, the theme used in Medal of Honor: Vanguard... :) Ahh, they make those games a joy to play!

Lucius

2013-05-31 21:42:26

Christopher Lennertz's MOHs were great too :)

Mike

2013-05-31 21:45:38

Indeed they were. I didn't have Rising Sun very long. My PS2 broke down shortly after I got the game. :( But I used to just keep European Assault on the main menu and let the theme play. :)

Well, two of the Infinity Ward games have been (Harry Gregsonher will on March 10, 1959, died on November 5, 1960, and her will was admitted to probate on December 12, 1960.
The will created two trusts: one with a corpus of $30,000 with Union Title Insurance and Trust Company of San Diego as trustee; and the second, consisting of the residuary estate, with the Valley National Bank of Phoenix as trustee.
The San Diego Trust is for a term for the lives of named relatives of the decedent plus 21 years. The net portions of income *445 are to be given in specific amounts to the relatives, with the balance, if any, to be divided among five named charitable organizations in the following amounts:

  20% to Crippled Children Society of Phoenix, Arizona;
  10% to the Masonic Home


would have received hereunder, except for its nonexistence, shall be paid to the remaining charities in the percentage hereinabove set forth." (Emphasis supplied.)
The document further provides that, upon the expiration of the term of the San Diego Trust, the corpus is to be distributed to these same organizations in the same proportions as they received the excess income of the trust. There is repeated the same restriction on the use of funds by Palms Clinic, and the same clause in the event any of the mentioned charities should cease to exist.
The residuary trust creates in the trustee, Valley National Bank, the duty "to make quarterly disbursements from net income and proceeds received from the liquidation of principle from the trust estate" to the same organizations, including Palms Clinic,which are beneficiaries of the remainder interest under the San Diego Trust, with the same specifications as to use of funds by Palms Clinic and the same clause should any of the charities cease to exist.
On November 26, 1962 the Superior Court of Maricopa County entered a Decree of Partial Distribution wherein the sum of $30,000 was distributed to the trustee of the San Diego Trust. This distribution was in accordance with the provisions of the will as to income beneficiaries, principle distributees, conditions on the use of funds, and distribution in the event that beneficiaries cease to exist.
On May 27, 1963 the court approved the decree of partial distribution which distributed 80 percent of the residuary estate to the Valley National Bank as trustee of the residuary


trust, to be distributed among the named charitable beneficiaries in the will, with the exception that no determination was made as to the 20 percent of the residuary estate provided for in the will to Palms Clinic.
On June 10, 1963 Samuel Gompers Memorial Rehabilitation Center (which had successfully intervened as a successor to the Maricopa County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, etc. as beneficiary under the will) and the Girls' Ranch of Arizona petitioned for distribution of the residue of the estate after final settlement. Claiming that the Palms Clinic had ceased to exist, they sought to modify the November 26, 1962 Decree of Partial Distribution to eliminate Palms Clinic as a legatee of the will and as a beneficiary in interest in the San Diego Trustand the residuary trust.
A hearing on the petition to eliminate the Palms Clinic as a beneficiary was held on June 24 and 25, 1964. At that hearing the evidence showed Palms Clinic had been since 1950, and was still classified as a charitable organization by the Internal Revenue Department. The Articles of Incorporation were filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission and a Certificate of Incorporation was issued on June 16, 1949. The objectives of Palms Clinic as stated in *446 the Articles of Incorporation were to operate a clinic, furnish medical care, and conduct research. The corporate minute book of Palms Clinic showed that the decedent was elected a trustee of the corporation on September 8, 1949. The minutes of the annual meeting of June 5, 1950 show


that decedent was elected vice-president of the corporation and a trustee. The minute book disclosed that the decedent attended the annual meetings of the corporation from 1950 through 1956 and from 1958 through 1960.
The testimony of Dr. Reed D. Shupe, President of Palms Clinic, disclosed that Palms Clinic was organized in 1949 at the suggestion of attorney George Locke, who was decedent's attorney and is involved in this proceeding as attorney for Valley National Bank, which is executor of the will and trustee of the residuary trust. Dr. Shupe's testimony further showed that the decedent was not an incorporator but became a member of the Board of Trustees and attended every annual meeting of the corporation until her death. Since 1957, Palms Clinic has had no employees, hasnot been listed in the City Directory since 1953, and has ceased being listed in the telephone directory; but has had a bank account, receives rent, and pays taxes and insurance on the property owned by it at 1104 East Culver Street in Phoenix. Dr. Shupe testified that Palms Clinic operates his private medical practice and receives the income from it, and that he received a salary from Palms Clinic. He further testified that as president of Palms Clinic he has been conducting a medical research program as part of the activities of Palms Clinic, generally on the subject of gamma globulin for asthma and upper respiratory illnesses of children.
Testimony of the Director of the Incorporating Division of the Arizona Corporation Commission showed that at that time Palms


and 1964, were paid on September 2, 1964.)
On December 1, 1965 the court entered final amendments to the findings of fact and conclusions of law against Palms Clinic. Insofar as relevant, the findings of fact hold: that Palms Clinic was incorporated as a non-profit corporation on June 16, 1949; that Palms Clinic was not in good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission as of the date of hearing of the petition for distribution of the residue; that as of the date of death of the decedent and as of the date of the hearing of the petition Palms Clinic was not actively engaged in any charitable pursuits; that as of the date of death of the decedent the president of Palms Clinic was practicing his profession as aprivate physician and Palms Clinic was performing no function whatsoever as a charitable organization; that Palms Clinic had ceased to exist as a charity before the date of death of the decedent; that Palms Clinic was not a charity as of the date of death of the decedent; and that as of the date of the hearing of the petition for distribution of the residue, Palms Clinic did not exist as a charity. Palms Clinic filed objections to the form of the judgment, which were denied, and judgment was entered on December 29, 1965 based on the court's finding of fact and conclusions of law. Palms Clinic brings an appeal from the entry of this judgment. The account of the executor filed on June 9, 1965 shows that


hearing was held five years later. It was, and indeed still is, a nonprofit corporation with virtually no funds to perform the research for which it had been organized. For eleven years the decedent was an officer and trustee of the corporation and attended its annual meetings. She was undoubtedly aware of its financial condition when she drew her will. We do not feel *448 that she intended that it would be disqualified because its financial condition had not improved at the time of her death.
In its brief, appellee admits the existence of Palms Clinic as a de facto corporation. The cases cited by appellee in support of its position deny the bequest to the named beneficiary corporation where it is shown that the corporation is in suchPoets Lenelle Moïse (Haiti Glass, City Lights), and Spencer Reece (The Road to Emmaus, Farrar, Straus and Giroux) read as part of the Showcase Reading Series, featuring leading and emerging poets with books in this year's Poets House Showcase.

Readings by Meena Alexander (Birthplace with Buried Stones, Triquarterly), Jennifer Michael Hecht (Who Said, Copper Canyon Press), David Lehman (New and Selected Poems, Scribner), and Rachel Zucker (The Pedestrians, Wave Books) open the annual Poets House Showcase, a free exhibit featuring all of the new poetry books and poetry-related texts published in the United States in a single year from over 650 commercial, university, and independent presses.


Acne is a disorder resulting from the actions of hormones on the sebaceous glands, which leads to plugged pores and outbreaks of lesions, commonly called pimples. Nearly 17 million people in the United States have acne, making it the most common skin disease. Severe acne can lead to disfiguring, permanent scarring.
Acne is described as a disorder of the pilosebaceous units (PSUs). Found over most of the body, PSUs consist of a sebaceous gland connected to a canal, called a follicle that contains a fine hair. These units are most numerous on the face, upper back and chest. The sebaceous glands make an oily substance called sebum that normally empties onto the skin surface through the opening of the follicle, also called a pore. Cells called keratinocytes line theCalifornia Sen. Kamala Harris is scaling up her focus on Iowa, promising to bring on at least 65 paid staffers by July and launch a summer organizing push targeted at the precinct level.

"It's game on," said Harris' Iowa campaign chairwoman, Deidre DeJear.

Harris so far has lagged behind some campaigns, which have sought to aggressively add staff in the state. In April, her campaign tallied just five paid staffers here while others, such as Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, had brought on nearly 50.

She's also made fewer visits to Iowa than many of her competitors, holding 17 events over 7 days, according to Des Moines Register data. Harris canceled her most recent Iowa trip to ensure she could vote on the disaster relief bill in the Senate, and a previous


answer the first portion of the district court's question in the negative, but answer the second portion in the affirmative.

I.

Facts & Background
In 1992, plaintiff Hubert J. Barefield was injured in Virginia. Mr. Barefield sought medical treatment from a doctor in Virginia, and continued to receive treatment through June 1994.
On October 17, 1994, Mr. Barefield met with a West Virginia attorney, "Attorney A," to investigate the possibility of filing a medical malpractice action in Virginia against the Virginia doctor. Mr. Barefield signed a contract with Attorney A on February 21, 1995, and Attorney A later videotaped a sworn statement with Mr. Barefield, in which she questioned him at length and established the factual predicates for filing a medical malpractice lawsuit.
Attorney A never filed a medical malpractice lawsuit on Mr.Barefield's behalf, thereby missing the Virginia statute of limitation. Mr. Barefield then retained another law firm to represent him in a legal malpractice claim against Attorney A, and in April 1999 Mr. Barefield's new attorneys informed Attorney A's malpractice insurer, defendant DPIC Companies, Inc. ("DPIC"), of the legal malpractice claim. DPIC then retained a defense attorney, "Attorney S," to represent Attorney A. All subsequent discussions and negotiations with the plaintiff on behalf of DPIC were apparently conducted solely by Attorney S.
Mr. Barefield filed his legal malpractice claim against Attorney A in October 1999, and trial was scheduled for February 12, 2001. Before and after filing the legal malpractice lawsuit, Mr. Barefield's attorneys submitted various settlement demands to Attorney Sdemands starting as high as $2,000,000.00and included reports indicating that


we must reject Appellant's attempt to equate the propounding of interrogatories with the type of bad faith investigative practices actionable [for a bad faith claim].
O'Donnell, 734 A.2d at 907-909.
In view of the foregoing, I concur in the majority opinion.
Chief Justice MAYNARD, concurring, in part, and dissenting, in part.
In Barefield, I concur with the majority's holding that an insurer cannot be held liable under the West Virginia Unfair Trade Practices Act for the actions of a defense attorney when the attorney's strategy and tactics are a result of his or her independent, professional discretion. However, I dissent to the holding that the conduct of an insurer during the pendency of a lawsuit may support a cause of action under the Act.
Similarly, in Rose, I concur with reversing the circuit1975 and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. As part of a Massachusetts weekend furlough program, Horton was allowed out of prison in 1986, and did not return. A year later, he raped a woman and assaulted her fiancé in Maryland, and was convicted of those crimes.

At the time, Dukakis was governor of Massachusetts and a presidential candidate for the 1988 election. As governor, he had supported the furlough program. His Republican competitor for president, George H.W. Bush and campaign manager Lee Atwater, set about making Dukakis responsible for Horton’s crimes.

“By the time we’re finished, they’re going to wonder whether Willie Horton is Dukakis’ running mate,’’ Atwater famously said.

Dukakis’s inability to defend himself against these attacks featuring Horton partly led to his downfall in the 1988


Watauga County Schools Mark Milestones Due To Unseasonable Weather For Late 2015

December 18, 2015 at 2:19 pmby Kenneth Reece

The unseasonable temperatures for late 2015 may not be a welcome thing by those wanting to see snow, but for the local school system it's been a welcome change to help stay on schedule. This marks the 15th time since the 1975/76 school year that no weather days were missed in December. In fact it's the 4th year in a row no days have been missed in December.

Even more interesting, and helpful for the school system, it's the 10th time that no days from August through December have been missed since 1975-76. The last time that happen was during the 2001-02 school year.

“We have been fortunate not to miss anynot confirm whether the three victims were related or how they knew the suspect.

Toronto police spokesperson Const. Wendy Drummond said no children were involved in the incident.

Irma Pregelj was in a friend’s backyard on Saturn Rd., about a block away from the townhouse complex, when she witnessed the arrest in a nearby park. She said about 20 officers apprehended the suspect, who she described as a white, dark-haired man in his 20s.

“He was hiding behind some low bushes and had a knife in his hand,” she said. “He was making a stabbing motion. He obviously was not in his right mind.”

Pregelj said police were attempting to talk the man down when a plainclothes officer tackled him from behind.

“They all went in and took him down and cuffed him,”


[Localization of enamelin in developing rat incisor by immunofluorescence].
To investigate the expression of enamelin in developing rat incisor. Immunofluorescence staining for the specimens of developing rat incisor was used to localize the expression of enamelin. Enamelin was not detected at the proliferation phase, and early differentiation phase in preameloblasts. At the advanced differentiation phase, enamelin expressed weakly in ameloblasts and odotoblasts. At the early maturation phase enamelin was detected in ameloblasts and odotoblasts. Enamelin expressed strongly in ameloblasts and enamel matrix but strongly in odotoblasts at the intermediate maturation phase and weakly at the advanced maturation phase. Enamelin was not found in the other stages and position. Enamelin,involved in enamel and dentin matrix formation, may play an important role in signal transduction of matrix formation. Supported by Projectpossible that he dwelled in a similar cast of clouds shortly before his death.

7. I completely believed Rachel McAdams as a German social worker.

8. Hoffman is one of the greatest actors of the past decade and it is a remarkable feat. He isn’t a dashing, leading man, or a box-office king. He was an unattractive, overweight man with a ghostly, unmemorable face. He has starred in uneventful and terribly overrated movies, such as his final project (A Wanted Man,) and definitely, The Master. And yet every performance was shockingly great. Every role felt like his defining role. He could characterize a movie with a single scene.

9. He was what the majority of us men will eventually look like. He was wonderfully average, dangerously talented, and beautifully ugly.

10. Hoffman


The education secretary, Damian Hinds, has called on university students to report their peers if they suspect them of cheating as part of a government crackdown on essay writing services.

Students who are found guilty should face severe consequences, he said, including being kicked off their courses. He urged universities to get their students to sign “honour codes”, making a pledge not to cheat.

Universities and government ministers have become increasingly concerned about a growing market in essay-writing services, known as essay mills, which offer bespoke pieces of work – for a fee – that are virtually impossible to detect through anti-plagiarism software.

Hinds encouraged students to come forward to act as whistleblowers, saying: “Nobody likes the idea of telling on your school friends or peer group but actually there shouldinteresting approach. Slate appliances show the newest finish with a contemporary flair.

The choice of tile set in a chevron pattern matches current patterns, and the grey blend of colors is completely today. Add in the sleek profile of the vent hood and you have the picture of a modern kitchen.

And yet traditional elements also play a part. Notice the crown molding on both the cabinets and around the ceiling. These choices add a reminder of another time while softening the modern aesthetic a bit. The padded chairs at the island also have a traditional profile, although the grey upholstery and dark wood work with a contemporary approach too.

Painted wood cabinets were common at one time, and today they still help to create a light and bright kitchen that


Ramya Billa, the founder of RC homeopathy is a registered Homeopathic Practitioner of the Australian Register of Homeopaths (AROH). Also, she is a member of the Australian Homeopathic Association (AHA) in Sydney, Australia.

Her dedication, expertise, kindness, and ability to communicate with her patients is well evident from the success stories making her a well known homeopathy practitioner..

She holds a Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine from NTR University of Health Sciences and has in a short period of time have a proven track record of dealing with hundreds of patients with chronic diseases successfully.

After her graduation, she gained vast experience in dealing cases of both acute and chronic illnesses with people of all ages.

As a homeopathy practitioner, she has also established her own practice and is continually nurturing it withdedication and experience, giving full support to any patient who seeks her advice and consultation.

Apart from this, she is also involved in adding to her knowledge by taking up a postgraduate diploma in anti-aging. Serving as a complement to her already known expertise as a homeopathy practitioner, it has served very beneficially for her practice.

As she herself comes from a homeopathic family background where many of her family members are themselves leading homeopathy practitioners, she is very dynamic and excelling fast in her vocation.


(with more to come)

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One month of pointing dog training and boarding at with professional trainers, brothers Marc, and Scott Forman.America, Lake Erie! All tackle required is provided. Walleye of 10 pounds are a real possibility, as is the possibility of catching your limit of walleye (6) and yellow perch (30). Their 21′ Bayliner is set up for all types of fishing, from jigging to downrigging and plannerboard trolling. Port location – Erie, PA.

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