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Song Sparrow with Caterpillar

The bright orange day lilies were in bloom - right on schedule (at least this is when they bloom in my garden). Also foraging around in the gardens were cardinals, house wrens, goldfinches and song sparrows. Unfortunately, several house sparrows are now in evidence at our park. Several in the upper gardens and a few in the lower gardens. It looks like they have taken up residence here over the last few years. What a shame.

Eastern Kingbird

As I headed towards the soccer field and river, I was surprised to see an Eastern Kingbird (pictured at left) hanging out on a rock near the parking lot.

The pond is still in the process of drying up, but the


a flicker and titmice. A yellow warbler couple was dutifully feeding it's young which were out of the nest at this point. Paul contacted me yesterday. He had seen a blue-headed vireo, but I was unable to locate it.

Their are several wildflowers blooming now in the meadow as well as two different beautiful native roses - a dark pink variety in the lower gardens and a mid-tone clear pink in the upper gardens. The sumac is starting to flower and Queen Anne's lace is developing buds.

Dragonfly

A female mallard stood by the side of the pond (which is almost dried up) while several red-winged blackbird couples foraged in the mud and grasses. I went to the river to check out the rare daisy-leafed moonwort ferns. They were still there,rang out and I was bound and determined to find him - especially since I spent a week on Hog Island in Maine, only to hear him and never see him. I finally found him in an unusual spot, high up in a tree top. I'll apologize for the picture in advance, but he was quite far away!

Common Yellowthroat

Lots of yellow warblers. We saw one yesterday at the June Doin' event on the Pete Gilmore bird walk. We found a nest and watched as mom flew in to sit on it. That had the people on the walk quite excited. A couple of mourning doves paraded around the path. A baltimore oriole female dropped down into a garden and flew away, presumably with some bugs for her brood.


Cultural competency: dentistry and medicine learning from one another.
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care is serving as a catalyst for the medical profession to re-examine the manner in which its institutions and training programs relate to cultural competence. This report found that racial and ethnic disparities exist in health care and that a lack of access to care does not fully explain why such disparities exist. The IOM study found bias, stereotyping, prejudice, and clinical uncertainty as possible contributing causes. The U.S. Surgeon General's Report on the Oral Health of the Nation also pointed to oral health disparities related to race, ethnicity, and culture. This paper discusses how medicine is responding to the Unequal Treatment report and theto sell
or deliver 300 grams or more of cocaine and one count of possession of a deadly weapon with intent
to employ it in the commission of an offense. The trial court sentenced the Petitioner as a standard
Range I offender, to eighteen years in the Tennessee Department of Correction.

       On July 17, 2003, the Petitioner pled guilty to possession of cocaine in an amount under .5
grams, and he was sentenced to four years in the Department of Correction to be served concurrently
with his previous sentence.

        The Petitioner filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus on September 30, 2004, and the trial
court granted the State’s motion to dismiss the petition on November 23, 2004. It is


Lambasted by jazz critics but admired by Miles Davis for the prodigious technique he learned at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Al Hirt, who died Tuesday at 76, was second only to Louis Armstrong in popularizing traditional jazz trumpet.

Both men were natives of New Orleans. But though Mr. Armstrong is as well remembered for his early jazz innovations as for his later pop hits, Mr. Hirt was always a crossover artist. He spent a lifetime making Dixieland music part of the American soundtrack.

In 1964, the year of the Beatles, the trumpeter's Top 40 hits, Java, Cotton Candy and Sugar Lips, battled the Fab Four for the top of the charts.

He recorded more than 50 albums, including the million-selling Honey in the Horn. Java won a Grammyfor best non-jazz instrumental, one of 21 Grammy nominations Mr. Hirt received in 70 years of trumpet playing.

Alois Maxwell Hirt got his first trumpet at 6, but it was at CCM that he gained the skills that would earn him the title, King of the Trumpet. After graduating in 1941, he spent World War II as an army bugler.

On his discharge, he caught the end of the big band era, joining the Benny Goodman Orchestra in 1946.

He honed his classical chops with occasional symphony orchestra gigs, but most of his early postgraduate work came in the trumpet sections of both Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey's bands as well as Horace Heidt's more commercial group.

In the '50s, he frequently worked with New Orleans clarinetist Pete Fountain. In 1960, leading Al


Hirt's Dixieland Six in Las Vegas, his mix of musicianship and showmanship landed him regular appearances on national television. He was such a success there that he was invited to perform at John Kennedy's inauguration.

In 1962, despite his insistence that he was a pop commercial musician rather than a jazz man, he won trumpet honors in Playboy magazine's annual jazz poll, the first of 15 straight wins.

He became a regular at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, which will honor him in Sunday's closing ceremonies. He was at ease in any performing situation, even at Farm Aid VII in 1994 when he shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Neil Young & Crazy Horse and the Gin Blossoms.

In recent years he reunited with his old friend Mr. Fountainfor summer tours that included the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. But failing health made him cancel last year's tour.

He did make it back to his old college town, though. He returned to Cincinnati last fall to serve as grand marshal of the 22nd annual Oktoberfest-Zinzinnati. Here, the King of the Trumpet joined the King of the Kazoo, Rick Hubbard, to lead 25,000 kazoo-wielding Cincinnatians in When the Saints Go Marching In.

That tongue-in-cheek performance was, in its quirky way, a fitting coda to Mr. Hirt's career. A disciplined, well-trained trumpeter who worked hard at refining his sound, he knew that it takes more than technique to be a professional musician.

A true son of Mardi Gras, Al Hirt never forgot that music was a celebration of life and that the


The Oceanographic Institute stated that the thesis was "a major step in understanding the deep circulation of the ocean".

Dr de Lavergne completed his thesis, "Elements of the lifecycle of Antarctic bottom water", two years ago at Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, under the supervision of Professor Gurvan Madec. Dr de Lavergne then joined us as a postdoctoral fellow in the School of Mathematics and Statistics until just last month. He now works at Laboratoire L'OCEAN, Sorbonne Université, Paris.

We look forward to Dr de Lavergne's visit to the School in March 2019, when he will be joined by Professor Madec.A 4,500-year-old Native American burial ground and village site was found in California, but the contents were eventually destroyed, reburied, and paved over for construction of multimillion-dollar homes, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

Archaeologists say the 300-foot-long Coast Miwok site held 600 human burials as well as tools, rare hunting materials, musical instruments, game pieces, ritualistic stone objects, animal remains, the largest collection of bear bones found in a prehistoric site in the Bay Area, and even a ceremonial condor burial that suggested the bird was kept as a pet. The remnants were quietly examined and categorized but ultimately decimated and reburied at an undisclosed location, scientists say, ahead of construction on a $55 million home development in Larkspur, California.

"This was a site of considerable archaeological value," said Dwight


Simons, a consulting archaeologist who assessed bones at the site. "My estimate of bones and fragments in the entire site was easily over a million, and probably more than that. It was staggering."

Several archaeologists familiar with the site said it was the “largest, best-preserved, most ethnologically rich American Indian site found in the Bay Area in at least a century,” The Chronicle wrote. Yet the carbon-dated record in the soil of the site is now long gone.

"It should have been protected," said Jelmer Eerkens, a professor of archaeology at UC Davis who had visited the site. "The developers have the right to develop their land, but at least the information contained in the site should have been protected and samples should have been saved so that they couldbe studied in the future."

Who is responsible and who had the right to claim the site’s contents, though, are in high dispute. The developers say supposed tribal descendants of the Miwok did not want to grounds to be studied or picked apart. Archaeologists say the developer demanded the scientists studying the grounds operate with a nondisclosure agreement, therefore keeping the contents of and plans for the site under wraps until it was too late to protest the development’s progression.

Larkspur Land 8 Owner LLC, the developer of the site, followed state rules in bringing in archaeologists and Native American monitors to study the remains before building began, they told The Chronicle.

For a year and a half, Holman & Associates Archaeological Consultants was hired to analyze the site. Members of


the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria – designated the most likely descendants of the indigenous people – joined the researchers. They decided the findings should be removed and reburied.

"The philosophy of the tribe in general is that we would like to protect our cultural resources and leave them as is," said Nick Tipon, of the Sacred Sites Protection Committee of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria. "The notion that these cultural artifacts belong to the public is a colonial view."

The developer, the city’s planning officials, and the archaeology consulting firm all put the decision on the shoulders of the tribal leaders.

"We coordinated the entire time with the tribe and the archaeological team to make sure it was a collaborative effort and that things were handled in accordance withA prospective prognostic study of the hormonal milieu at the time of surgery in premenopausal breast carcinoma.
Despite numerous studies, the influence of timing at surgery in relation to the menstrual cycle on the prognosis of breast carcinoma is still controversial. Most studies are retrospective, and the reliability of the menstrual history data is limited by the lack of hormonal assessment at the time of surgery. The authors prospectively studied the influence of the menstrual cycle phase as determined by circulating hormones at the time of surgery on the outcome of breast carcinoma. A population of 360 premenopausal women with nonmetastatic breast carcinoma operated on from 1992 to 1995 was analyzed. Serum estradiol, progesterone, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and luteinizing hormone (LH) levels were assayed the day of surgery to


Washington (CNN) -- A federal judge in Oklahoma has issued an order putting on hold the certification of a ballot measure that forbids state courts from considering or using international laws, as well as Sharia, or Islamic law. That permanent injunction will allow the judge more time to consider the constitutional issues raised by State Question 755, which was approved by voters earlier this month.

Judge Vicki Miles-LaGrange had earlier issued a temporary restraining order in favor of the Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which had sued to nullify the law completely.

"While the public has an interest in the will of the voters being carried out," wrote the judge in Monday's order, "the court finds that the public has a more profound and long-term interest in upholding an individual'sconstitutional rights."

The language of her 15-page order indicated Miles-LaGrange has initial doubts about the constitutionality of the ballot measure. She said the case goes "to the very foundation of our country, our Constitution, and particularly the Bill of Rights. Throughout the course of our country's history, the will of the 'majority' has on occasion conflicted with the constitutional rights of individuals."

The amendment would require Oklahoma courts to "rely on federal and state law when deciding cases" and "forbids courts from considering or using" either international law or Islamic religious law, known as Sharia, which the amendment defined as being based on the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Mohammed.

In bringing suit, CAIR argued that the amendment violates both the establishment and free-exercise clauses of the First Amendment's


guarantee of religious freedom. The group's local leader Muneer Awad has said the amendment passed under a campaign of fear and misinformation about Islam.

State Question 755, also known as the "Save Our State" measure was approved by a 7-3 ratio. It was sponsored by State Reps. Rex Duncan and Anthony Sykes, both Republicans.

"The fact that Sharia law was even considered anywhere in the United States is enough for me" to sign on, Sykes told CNN. "It should scare anyone that any judge in America would consider using that as precedent."

Sykes said his concern was compounded by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan's comments during her confirmation hearings in June that she would be willing to consider international law when considering cases before the court.

As written on the ballot,the measure states it would amend a state constitution section dealing with the state courts, making them "rely on federal and state law" when deciding cases, forbidding them "from considering or using international law" and "from considering or using Sharia Law."

The ballot then briefly described international law, which "deals with the conduct of international organizations and independent nations, such as countries, states and tribes," and Sharia, which is "based on two principal sources, the Koran and the teaching of Mohammed."

"Shall the proposal be approved?" the ballot read, instructing voters to respond 'yes' if they're for the proposal and 'no' if they're against it.

Saleem Quraishi, president of the American Muslim Association of Oklahoma City, who runs the Islamic Center at the Grand Mosque of Oklahoma City, said there are


more than 5,000 Muslims in the city. While there are no exact numbers for the Muslim population in the state, it is not among the larger communities, said Ibrahim Hooper of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

"It's just fear-mongering; it's nothing," Quraishi told CNN. "What's Sharia law have to do with Oklahoma?"

The Oklahoma controversy stems from a New Jersey legal case in which a Muslim woman went to a family court asking for a restraining order against her spouse claiming he had raped her repeatedly. The judge ruled against her, saying that her husband was abiding by his Muslim beliefs regarding spousal duties. The decision was later overruled by an appellate court, but the case sparked a nationwide firestorm. The issue spread to Oklahoma, prompting the ballot initiative.

There wasfavorably when the survey includes both gun owners and people who do not own guns.

Sixty-two percent overall say the students are effective advocates for gun control, with just 29 percent saying they are not effective. Fifty-seven percent say the students are having more impact than past victims of mass shootings.

Several students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have amassed large social media followings and appeared repeatedly on television since the shooting deaths of 17 people at their school on Valentine's Day.

CNN hosted a town hall discussion that featured a number of the students. GOP Sen. Marco Rubio Marco Antonio RubioSunday shows preview: Justice Ginsburg dies, sparking partisan battle over vacancy before election Florida senators pushing to keep Daylight Savings Time during pandemic Hillicon Valley: DOJ indicts Chinese, Malaysian


November of 1988 defendant was elected to represent the fifth supervisorial district on
the Nevada County Board of Supervisors; his term expires in January of 1993. It is not disputed that
at the time of his election to, qualification for, assumption of, and entry upon his supervisorial
duties, he was a domiciliary of the fifth district.

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Yet the White House setting perplexed lawmakers who have grown accustomed to such briefings taking place in a secure location on Capitol Hill, where there is more room to handle such a large group.

Past administrations have often held briefings for smaller groups of about two dozen or fewer lawmakers in the White House Situation Room. But they have traditionally sent high-level aides to Capitol Hill to hold discussions with larger groups in secure underground locations.

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A senior Trump administration official said the meeting with senators will take place in the auditorium at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, the building next to the White House that houses most of the National Security Council. The auditorium will be temporarily turned into a “sensitive compartmented information facility,” or SCIF, which is thetake over the briefing.

The image of senators meeting with Trump at the White House on a top national security concern could be touted by the White House as a key moment in the run-up to Trump’s 100th day in office — a milestone that the president has mocked in recent days but that his administration is working aggressively to promote.

Trump has sought to strike a tougher tone on North Korea in the wake of Pyongyang's latest weapons tests, which included a failed missile test this month. On Monday, U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley hosted counterparts from the U.N. Security Council in Washington to discuss the security situation in Syria and North Korea, and Trump met with them and posed for a picture with the group, officials said.


Portsmouth radio stations join forces in a bid for a DAB trial licence

Local radio operators in Portsmouth are hoping that their city is chosen as one of ten pilot areas licensed by radio regulator Ofcom to trial small scale DAB digital radio services. If successful in their application, transmissions could start as soon as July.

The application is a collaboration led by Angel Radio involving local community broadcasters Express FM, JAMM Radio and The Flash that plan to bring more choice to DAB digital radio in Portsmouth under the banner of "Solent Wireless".

The broadcasters involved and their proposed services are:

Angel Xtra

a
spin off service from Angel Radio broadcasting dance band music from the
1920s to 1950s by day and easy listening music from the 1940s to 1950s by
night.

Express FM

a
simulcast of thepopular local community radio service for Portsmouth
featuring music, talk and live Portsmouth FC commentary.

JAMM Radio

a
service from Highbury college playing chart hits with programmes made by
students for students.

The Flash

a
classic rock service featuring blues and music from local bands.

Triple Hits

a
service aimed at 20 to 44 year olds playing current and classic hits.

A
dance music
service will also feature:

The
identity of the dance music service has been disclosed to Ofcom, but is
confidential for the time being.

The Ofcom pilot will allow many very small broadcasters the opportunity to be heard on DAB digital radio for the first time, using low cost technology to distribute the signal around the area at a fraction of the price that broadcasters would need to pay to broadcast more widely on DAB. In February, Ofcom invited interested parties to apply


Queens of the Stone Age have announced a tour behind their new album Villains. Their itinerary includes previously announced stops in Australia and Japan, as well as a new series of North American dates. Check out the full details below. The band recently shared the album’s first single, “The Way You Used to Do.” They announced the album’s release earlier this week with a Liam Lynch-directed video that featured an appearance from Mark Ronson, who produced the LP. Josh Homme and co.’s last record, Like Clockwork, was released in 2013.

Queens of the Stone Age:

06-22 Niagara Falls, NY - Rapids Theater

06-24 Montebello, Quebec - Amnesia Rockfest 2017

07-13 Auckland, New Zealand - Logan Campbell

07-16 Darwin, Australia - Convention Centre

07-19 Sydney, Australia - Hodern Pavilion

07-20 Melbourne, Australia - Festival Hall

07-22 Tenindewa,the operator's sense.
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Backpackers FC is a great idea for new arrivals to Perth that want to play football and meet some new people. People that are here long term will have a different perception on Backpackers FC than a backpacker. At the end of the day though whatever your reason is for playing you can meet people and hang out while enjoying a bit of footy!

Backpackers FC's 11-a-side team play in Perth's Sunday Amateur League.

The club was set up to give overseas players living and working in Perth the opportunity to play and socialise with other visitors to Perth.

In 2014 the first and reserve team squads include players from 12 different countries!

The 2014 squad is 50% players in Perth on temporary visas e.g. working holiday (aka backpackers!), international studentsA tourist attraction aimed to convince people that the Christian Bible is factual to the letter is highly discriminatory on who it employs and was built with government money, according to detractors.

‘Answers in Genesis,' a fundamentalist evangelical Christian group from Kentucky has constructed a replica of Noah's Ark to prove that everything said in the Bible's Old Testament is true. The 155-meter vessel is made of wood in Northern Kentucky, just south of Cincinnati, Ohio, and is far from any sea or ocean.

According to Haaretz, Kentucky is accessible to 2/3 of US population in less than a day of driving, convenient for maximizing profits.

The vessel has no windows and the builders have taken certain liberties with the ship's parameters, since the Old Testament does not describe Noah's ark


clearly took much less than 70 years to construct the replica, finished two years ago. The exhibition inside the vessel includes animatronic interactive figures of every animal believed to have been saved by Noah, including, well, dinosaurs.

According to the proprietors of Ark Encounter, dinosaurs lived on Earth less than 6,000 years ago, along with people.

However, there are problems with the project besides mere matters of science/religion debate. According to Tri-State Freethinkers, a Kentucky atheist organization, the entire project is riddled with controversy.

First, they point out that it is inappropriate to build a theme park around a tale of genocide, murder and incest.

"It is not a cute story, it is a horrible story. This is a story of genocide and incest. God killed everybody," says Jim Hunt from thelist of our 30 most anticipated movies of 2018.

50. Dumbo

Release Date: April 19, 2019

Director: Tim Burton

Writers: Helen Aberson, Ehren Kruger

Studios: Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

From Disney and visionary director Tim Burton, the all-new grand live-action adventure “Dumbo” expands on the beloved classic story where differences are celebrated, family is cherished and dreams take flight. Circus owner Max Medici enlists former star Holt Farrier and his children Milly and Joe to care for a newborn elephant whose oversized ears make him a laughingstock in an already struggling circus. But when they discover that Dumbo can fly, the circus makes an incredible comeback, attracting persuasive entrepreneur V.A. Vandevere, who recruits the peculiar pachyderm for his newest, larger-than-life entertainment venture, Dreamland. Dumbo soars to new heights alongside a


charming and spectacular aerial artist, Colette Marchant, until Holt learns that beneath its shiny veneer, Dreamland is full of dark secrets.

49. The Curse of La Llorona

Release Date: April 19, 2019

Director: Michael Chaves

Writers: Mikki Daughtry, Tobias Iaconis

Studios: Atomic Monster, Warner Bros.

La Llorona. The Weeping Woman. A horrifying apparition, caught between Heaven and Hell, trapped in a terrible fate sealed by her own hand. The mere mention of her name has struck terror around the world for generations. In life, she drowned her children in a jealous rage, throwing herself in the churning river after them as she wept in pain. Now her tears are eternal. They are lethal, and those who hear her death call in thenight are doomed. La Llorona creeps in the shadows and preys on theNew Regency Pictures

Little Women is a period piece from producer and ex-Sony boss Amy Pascal, the eighth adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's 1868 novel. In 2015, Sarah Polley was attached to write and direct until a year later Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) took over.

Little Women's story follows young adult sisters in 1860s Massachusetts as they leave their family home and will jump around in time to follow its main characters. Expect this one to bit a big player on the awards circuit.

Studios: Chernin Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox

Ford v. Ferrari is a biopic drama based on the true story of the battle between Ford and Ferrari to win Le Mans, the oldest endurance race, in 1966. It's the first movie directed by Jim Mangold since he changed the superhero


game with Logan, the last Hugh Jackman Wolverine movie.

Studios: Marv Films, Paramount Pictures

45. Under The Silver Lake

Release Date: April 19, 2019

Director: David Robert Mitchell

Writer: David Robert Mitchell

Cast: Andrew Garfield, Riley Keough

Studios: Vendian Entertainment, A24

From the dazzling imagination that brought you It Follows comes a delirious neo-noir fever dream about one man's search for the truth behind the mysterious crimes, murders, and disappearances in his East L.A. neighborhood.

Sam (Andrew Garfield) is a disenchanted 33-year-old who discovers a mysterious woman, Sarah (Riley Keough), frolicking in his apartment’s swimming pool. When she vanishes, Sam embarks on a surreal quest across Los Angeles to decode the secret behind her disappearance, leading him into the murkiest depths of mystery, scandal, and conspiracy in the City of Angels.

From writer-director David Robert Mitchell comes asprawling, playful and unexpected mystery-comedy detective thriller about the Dream Factory and its denizens—dog killers, aspiring actors, glitter-pop groups, nightlife personalities, It girls, memorabilia hoarders, masked seductresses, homeless gurus, reclusive songwriters, sex workers, wealthy socialites, topless neighbors, and the shadowy billionaires floating above (and underneath) it all. Mining a noir tradition extending from Kiss Me Deadly and The Long Goodbye to Chinatown and Mulholland Drive, Mitchell uses the topography of Los Angeles as a backdrop for a deeper exploration into the hidden meaning and secret codes buried within the things we love.

44. Ad Astra

Release Date: May 24, 2019

Director: James Gray

Writers: James Gray, Ethan Gross

Studios: New Regency Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox

In Ad Astra (which means “to the stars” in Latin), Pitt plays a slightly autistic space engineer Roy McBride.


Twenty years after his father left on a one-way mission to Neptune in order to find signs of extra-terrestrial intelligence, McBride travels through the solar system to find him and understand why his mission failed.

Director: Marielle Heller

Writers: Micah Fitzerman-Blue, Noah Harpster

Studios: Big Beach Films, TriStar Pictures

Two-time Oscar-winner Tom Hanks portrays Mister Rogers in Untitled Mr. Rogers/ Tom Hanks Project, a timely story of kindness triumphing over cynicism, based on the true story of a real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod. After a jaded magazine writer (Emmy winner Matthew Rhys) is assigned a profile of Fred Rogers, he overcomes his skepticism, learning about empathy, kindness, and decency from America’s most beloved neighbor.

42. Sonic The Hedgehog

Release Date: November 8, 2019

Director: Jeff Fowler

Writers: Patrick Casey, Josh Miller

Studios: Originalnot able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server.

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Biographies

Mr. Naomichi Yagishita has been serving as Executive President, President and Representative Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2016. He joined the Company in June 2016. He used to work for East Japan Railway Company and Japanese National Railways.

Mr. Choichi Ito has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Director of Line and Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2018. He joined the Company in April 2007. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Managing Executive Officer, Manager of Hachioji Office, Chief Director of Railway Safety Promotion, Chief Director of Safety & Technology in the Company. He used to work for Japanese National Railways and East Japan Railway Company.

Mr. Junji Miyamoto has been serving as Senior Managing Executive Officer, Chief Director of Business Planningand Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 25, 2013. He joined the Company in July 2004. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Managing Executive Officer, Senior Manager of Business Office and Director of Business Planning in Main Business Planning Unit in the Company. He used to work for The Fuji Bank, Limited, Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd. and Mizuho Bank, Ltd.

Mr. Hitoshi Koike has been serving as Managing Executive Officer, Chief Director of Administration and Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2018. He joined the Company in April 1977. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Manager of Saitama Office, Manager of Takasaki Office, Director of Safety, Director of General Affairs, Director of Line Technology, Deputy Chief Director of Administration and Deputy Chief Director of Line


in the Company.

Mr. Katsumi Suga has been serving as Managing Executive Officer, Chief Director of Civil Engineering and Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2017. He joined the Company in April 1977. His previous titles include Executive Officer, Manager of Takasaki Office, Manager of Chiba Office, Director of Civil Engineering in Main Civil Engineering Unit, Director of Civil Engineering and Deputy Chief Director of Civil Engineering in the Company. He used to work for a subsidiary.

Mr. Hideo Ogashiwa has been serving as Executive Officer, Chief Director of Construction and Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2017. He joined the Company in April 1972. His previous titles include Director of Construction Planning and Deputy Chief Director of Construction in the Company.

Mr. Masaaki Nakanishi has beenserving as Non-Executive Independent Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2018. He is also serving as Executive Officer and Director of Equipment in Main Railway Business Unit in East Japan Railway Company.

Mr. Osamu Sekine has been serving as Non-Executive Independent Director in Totetsu Kogyo Co., Ltd. since June 2008. He is also working for Aoyama Law Offices. He used to work for Lovejoy, Wasson, Lundgren&Ashton (New York) and Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu. He obtained his Master of Laws(LL.M.) from Harvard School of Law in May 1974.

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Lauraine M. (Perry) Dion, 88, of Hollis, NH formerly of Salem, MA died surrounded by her loving family on Thursday, March 15, 2018 at the Merrimack Hospice House in Merrimack, NH. She was married to the late Robert R. Dion, who died on July 4, 2010. Born in Salem, MA, ...Read More

Visitation

March 17, 2018

10:30 to 11:30 AM

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Funeral

March 17, 2018

12:30 P.M.

Immaculate Conception Church 216 East Dunstable Road, Nashua, NH

Peter Antonio Ciardi, 63, of Lowell, died Monday March 12, 2018 at his home. He was married to the late Darlene (Sponholtz) Ciardi, who died on January 23, 2002. Born in Lowell, he was the son of the late Peter and Florence Ciardi. He attended RevereHigh School. Peter ...Read More

Visitation

March 18, 2018

1:00pm - 5:00pm

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

March 19, 2018

11:00AM

St. Mary Church, Chelmsford

Jerome Paul Chevalier, 89, of Tyngsboro, died Saturday March 10, 2018 at the Willow Manor Nursing Home in Lowell. He was married to the late Beulah (Sturtevant) Chevalier, who died on March 26, 2016. Born in Lowell, he was the son of the late Edward and Yvonne Chevalier. He graduated ...Read More

Funeral

March 15, 2018

11:00 A.M.

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Donald C. Cassidy, 94, of N. Chelmsford, MA died surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, March 7, 2018 at the Lowell General Hospital. He was married to the late Eileen Cassidy, who died in November 1989. Born in Lowell, he was the son of the late Francis and Rose ...Read


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Visitation

March 11, 2018

4:00 to 7:00 P.M.

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

March 12, 2018

11:00 A.M.

Graveside ServiceFairview Cemetery, Chelmsford

Adam G. Boucher, 26, of Lowell died from injuries received from an auto accident Sunday March 4, 2018 on I 93 in Sanbornton, NH. He was born on April 18, 1991, the son of Randy and Jodi Boucher of Lowell. He graduated from Pelham High School with the Class of ...Read More

Visitation

March 11, 2018

1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Makara Tha, 33, of Lowell, MA died Monday, March 5, 2018 at Tufts N.E. Medical, Boston, MA. He was married to Rosanna Tha with whom he would have celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary on April 28th . Born in Manila, Philippines, he was the son of Leakena Heng of Lowell....Read More

Visitation

March 9, 2018

3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

March 10, 2018

9:00 A.M

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Mrs. Bernice Helen (Simonis) Charko, 98, of Dracut, MA died Saturday evening, February 24, 2018 at Wingate at Belvidere in Lowell, MA. Bernice was born in Lowell, MA, and was the daughter of the late John and Anna Simonis. She was a graduate of Keith Hall of Lowell with the ...Read More

Funeral

March 3, 2018

11:00 a.m. Mass

St. Irene Church, Carlisle, MA

Ralph Casale, 88, of Bedford, NH formerly of Chelmsford, died Wednesday, February 21, 2018, at the Arbors of Bedford, NH. He was married to the late Louise Casale, who died on June 19, 2016. Born in Somerville, he was the son of the late Albert and Mary Casale. He


attended ...Read More

Visitation

March 8, 2018

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Funeral

March 9, 2018

9:00 A.M Liturgy of the Word

St. Mary's Church, Chelmsford

Mary (Willis) O’Sullivan Overon, 86, of N. Chelmsford, MA died Friday February 23, 2018 at Leesburg Regional Medical Center in Leesburg, FL. She was married to the late William T O’Sullivan who died on January 4, 1989 and the late Leonard Overon who died on October 24, 2001. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of the late ...Read More

Visitation

March 2, 2018

8:30 AM - 10 AM

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

March 2, 2018

8:30AM - 10AM

Dolan Funeral Home/11AM St. Michael's Church

Judith L. Mullen, 82, of Nashua, NH formerly of Chelmsford died surrounded by her loving family on Thursday, February 22, 2018 at the Southern New HampshireMedical Center in Nashua, NH. Born in Cambridge, she was the daughter of the late Ada Churchill. She graduated from Cambridge High and Latin ...Read More

Visitation

February 26, 2018

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 26, 2018

1:00PM

Dolan Funeral Home

Robert Michael Lefebvre, 62, of Chelmsford, MA died Saturday, February 10, 2018 at Queens Hospital in Honolulu, HI after suffering a heart attack while visiting his son. Robert was born in Lowell, MA the son of the late Robert D. and Marilyn Lefebvre. He was a graduate of Nashoba Technical ...Read More

Visitation

March 1, 2018

3-7 PM

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

March 2, 2018

10 AM

Trinity Lutheran Church

Joseph M. McGuire, 50, of Lowell died unexpectedly on Monday, February 19, 2018 at Lowell General Hospital. Born in Lowell, he was the son of Eleanor McGuire of Lowell and the late Walter R.


McGuire Sr. He grew up in Lowell and attended the Lowell Public Schools. A veteran of ...Read More

Visitation

February 26, 2018

9-11A.M.

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 26, 2018

Service 11:00 A.M.

Dolan Funeral Home

James A. Wood Jr., 89, of Nashua, NH, formerly of Chelmsford, MA, died peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, February 21, 2018. He was married to his devoted and loving wife Patricia, with whom he recently celebrated a forty- fifth wedding anniversary. In addition to his wife he ...Read More

Alan L. Blodgett, 74, of Chelmsford died unexpectedly on Tuesday Feb. 20, 2018 surrounded by his loving family. He was married to Jean (Fuller) Blodgett with whom he celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Nov. 8. Born in Ayer, MA, he was the son of the late William “Ed” and...Read More

Visitation

February 24, 2018

9A.M.-12Noon

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 24, 2018

Noon

Dolan Funeral Home

Mr. John Joseph Stoessel Jr., 72, of Dracut, MA died Monday, February 19, 2018 at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. He was married to his devoted wife Mrs. Priscilla I. (Wilson) Stoessel with whom he celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary on February 8, 2018. Born in Lowell on July 28, ...Read More

Visitation

February 22, 2018

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Dolan Funeral Home, Chelmsford, MA

Funeral

February 23, 2018

10:00 AM at FH 11:00 AM at Church

St. John the Evangelist in N. Chelmsford

Mr. Romeo DeJesus Gonzalo, 72, of Dracut, MA died Monday, February 19, 2018 at Lowell General Hospital. He was married to Mrs. Lolita (Casipe) Gonzalo with whom he celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary on January 20, 2018. Born in Manila, Philippines on August


19, 1945 the son of the late ...Read More

Visitation

February 23, 2018

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 24, 2018

St. Marguerite d'Youville Church in Dracut, MA

Mary M. (DePaulis) Shaughnessy aged 81 years, passed peacefully with her family by her side on Sunday, February 18, 2018. She was the youngest daughter of John & Ellen DePaulis. She was one of seven children. She grew up in Lowell before moving to Chelmsford twenty-eight years ago. Mary was ...Read More

Lorraine (Carney) Garthe, of Lowell, formerly of Chelmsford, passed away on Saturday, February 17, 2018 at Lowell General Hospital after a brief illness. She was 50. Born on March 5, 1967 in Boston, she was the daughter of Gladys Carney Chaput of N. Chelmsford and the late Kenneth Carney. Lorraine ...Read More

Visitation

February 21,2018

4:00 to 7:00 P.M.

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 22, 2018

11:00AM

United Methodist Church 10 Church St. Westford, MA

Doris S. (Hetu) LaFlamme, 89, of Lowell died Saturday, February 17, 2018 at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center. She was married to the late John LaFlamme, who died on February 25, 2000. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of the late Henri and Pamela Hetu. Doris worked at Brocklemans ...Read More

Visitation

February 21, 2018

4 PM - 7 PM

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Funeral

February 22, 2018

10:00 AM Mass

St. Marie's Church at Holy Family Parish, Lowell, MA

Suzanne E. (Nash) Moran, 58, of Chelmsford, MA died Sunday, February 18, 2018 peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family after a 4 year battle with cancer and a stroke. She is survived by her


husband, Neil A. Moran Sr. with whom she shared 40 years together. They celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary on June 14, 2017. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of the late Fredrick Brown and Hazel (Mullen)(Nash) Brown. ...Read More

Visitation

February 22, 2018

3PM - 7PM

Dolan Funeral Home 106 Middlesex St. Chelmsford MA 01863

Funeral

February 23, 2018

St. John the Evangelist Church 115 Middlesex St. Chelmsford, MA 01863

Reginald J. Furness, the husband of Blanche G. (Proulx) Furness, died Saturday, February 17, 2018 at his home. He was 89 years old. Born in Burlington, VT, on April 7, 1928, he was the son of the late Jeremiah and Carrie (Amsden) Furness. He lived in Lowell, MA for 20 ...Read More

Visitation

February 20, 2018

4 PM - 6 PM

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 21, 2018

8AM Funeral Home /9AM Church

St. John the Evangelist Church 115 Middlesex St. Chelmsford, MA 01863

Harriet Eileen (Brouillette) Burns, 97, of Lowell died Sunday afternoon, February 11, 2018 at Wingate Belvedere Nursing Home in Lowell, MA. She was married to the late Edward F. Burns, who died on March 1, 1976. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of the late Frederick and Ella Brouillette. ...Read More

Ronald L. McClure, 57, of Pepperell died suddenly on Monday, February 12, 2018. He was married to Leslie McClure with whom he would have celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on March 6, 2018. Born in St. Paul, MN, he was the son of the late William and Donna McClure. ...Read More

Visitation

February 16, 2018

4PM - 8PM

Dolan Funeral Home

Funeral

February 17, 2018

8AM FH/ 9AM Church

St. John the Evangelist


Chruch, 115 Middlesex St. Chelmsford, MA

Constance Annette LeBlanc, 83, a lifelong resident of Fall River, MA died Saturday, February 10, 2018 at home in Chelmsford with her daughter after a short but difficult illness. She was married for more than 60 years to the late Norman LeBlanc before he died in November of 2012. Born ...Read MoreClimate experts say the Arctic is ice-free. They also say the non-existent ice is melting rapidly. These people are incompetent buffoons who spread fear in exchange for money.

North Pole already ice-free in 2000

Ages-Old Icecap at North Pole Is Now Liquid, Scientists Find – NYTimes.com

Arctic ice-free by 2012.

The Daily Reporter – Google News Archive Search

Star-News

Arctic ice-free by 2013

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Arctic summers ice-free ‘by 2013’

Arctic ice-free by 2014.

Gore: Polar ice cap may disappear by summer 2014

Arctic ice-free by 2015.

What climate scientists talk about now – FT.com

The End of the Arctic? Ocean Could be Ice Free by 2015 – The Daily Beast

The Argus-Press – Google News Archive Search

Scientists have been saying this same story for generations.

04 Apr 1923 – THE NORTH POLE. – Trove

The Changing Face of the


it was perceived that Xinjiang activists were using Facebook to communicate and plan.

In April 2016, North Korea announced it was blocking access to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, as the secretive country sought to further control access to outside information.

Iran routinely blocks Facebook during major anti-government protests.

During the 2011 street protests that brought down the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, authorities in Cairo blocked the site for several days.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, Ethiopia, Cameroon, and Togo have recently blocked Facebook following anti-government demonstrations.A five-member bicycling team of police officers from the United Kingdom and an editor of the London Daily Mail will begin a fund-raising bicycle tour starting on the southeast side of the Golden Gate Bridge on Thursday, September 13, at 8:00 A.M. to continue on an 11-day,

700-mile tour to San Diego. The officers have obtained sponsors in their goal to raise 50,000 pounds for two British charities, COPS, Care of Police Officers, which helps the families of police officers killed in the line of duty, and the Prince's Trust, a youth support organization.

Bicycle-riding officers from the San Francisco Police Department will accompany the British officers across the bridge to the San Francisco side.

There is public parking on the northwest side of the bridge at the Marin Headlands.


their favorite teams," said Marcus "DJ Wheat" Graham, CGS Senior Producer, Online and internationally-recognized eSports broadcaster. "The CGS Pro-Am Division is going to help make those matches a reality. From a programming perspective, it'll be fantastic to see CGS pros going head-to-head with other teams showcasing their talent. We'll also finally see a unification of Counter-Strike players, as CGS pros will have an opportunity to play Counter-Strike 1.6."

More information, details, and rules will be available soon at thecgs.com. Registration for the CGS Pro-Am Division commences in July, 2008.

About Championship Gaming Series

Headquartered in Los Angeles, CA, the Championship Gaming Series (CGS) is the only worldwide professional video gaming league. Launched in 2007, and a joint venture among BSkyB, DIRECTV and STAR, CGS features teams of the world's best gamersfrom North America, Latin America, the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. The league distributes entertainment content to more than 400 million viewers worldwide via DIRECTV in North America and Latin America, BSkyB in the UK, Eurosport in Europe, and STAR in Asia and Australia. CGS sponsors include Mountain Dew, Dell XPS, Xbox 360 and Creative.


Melbourne Corp. v. Chicago Hearing Bd.

Appeal from the Appellate Court for the First District; heard
in that court on appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County;
the Hons. Edward J. Egan and Wallace J. Kargman, Judges,
presiding.

MR. JUSTICE GOLDENHERSH DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT:

The City of Chicago appealed from two judgments of the circuit court of Cook County, one entered in an administrative review proceeding and the other in an action brought by the City charging violation of an ordinance. In the administrative review proceeding the circuit court held that the Chicago Nursing Home Ordinance (Municipal Code of Chicago, ch. 136) was unconstitutional. In the ordinance violation case the circuit court held section 15 (ch. 136, sec. 15) of the ordinance invalid. The appellate court consolidated the appeals, affirmedleast the minimum requirements established by the Illinois Department of Health. The ordinance contained provisions for "Qualifications for personnel" (136-3.1), "Minimum Standards" for construction, alteration and maintenance of buildings (136-11), isolation rooms (136-12), record keeping (136-14), reports (136-16), inspections (136-17), and it required compliance with the rules and regulations of the Chicago Board of Health. The "Minimum Standards Rules and Regulations Governing Nursing Homes" promulgated by the Chicago Board of Health contained provisions which were different from those included in the "Minimum Standards Rules and Regulations" prescribed and published by the Illinois Department of Public Health in compliance with section 4 of the Nursing Home Act. The Chicago Board of Health failed to promulgate minimum standards concerning some matters which were included in the standards prescribed and published


Matt Coleman always figured at this point in his life, he'd be settled down with a family. Since his ex split for the big city, though, no way will he give anyone else the chance to drop-kick his heart. Physical pleasure? Hell, yeah, he'll take-and give-with gusto, but nothing more.

Hope Meridan is working long hours to hold on to her new quilt shop, going it alone since her sister/business partner ran off. Sex? Right, like she's got the time. Not that she doesn't have the occasional dirty fantasy about Matt. Fat chance he'd dream of knocking boots with her-the younger sister of the woman who dumped him. Nope, she'll just have to settle for the F-word.

Friends would be far easier if there wasn't something combustible going on betweenthem. And when casual interest starts to grow into something more, their tenuous bond strengthens in the heat of desire. But it may not survive the hurricane-force arrival of the last person either of them ever wanted to see again...

Warning: Small-town rivals, men in pursuit and family meddling-in good and bad ways. Look for a cowboy who knows how to rope, ride and rein in a hell of a lot more than eight seconds of sheer bliss.


58 passengers perished when she sank at .

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Category:OilersThe present invention relates to a combination tilting bed carrier and attached wheel-lift apparatus mounted on a chassis of a towing vehicle.
Transporting and towing vehicles such as damaged automobiles and the like, show cars, antique vehicles of various types and other similar types of vehicles has become quite popular in recent years and the development of transport trucks to convey such vehicles has been undertaken.
Transport vehicles having rollback decks are well known as a means for transporting vehicles. One type of transport vehicle having a rollback deck includes a vehicle support surface or the rollback deck movably mounted on a truck bed frame. Specifically, the vehicle support surface is pivotable relative to the truck bed frame between a transport position and a loading position. In the transport position,


is pivoted on a first pivot point on the chassis. A first pair of hydraulic cylinders is used to tilt the bed carrier to a ground engaging position to receive a vehicle. An IRL (or wheel-lift or underlift) is mounted to the bed carrier at a second pivot point near the rear wheels of the wrecker, and can thereby be used to tow a second vehicle. The IRL includes a telescopic boom with a second pair of hydraulic cylinders mounted between the boom at the rear end of the wrecker on the bed carrier. The second hydraulic cylinders are positioned to tilt the IRL in an arc about the second pivot point to enable the IRL to approach a ground engaging position. The rear end of the IRLincludes a crossbeam, which includes wheel cradles suitable to engage the front wheels of the second vehicle. Once the vehicle wheels are supported by the crossbeam and wheel cradle, the second hydraulic cylinders are retracted to lift one end of the vehicle.
However the device described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,951,235 includes a wheel-lift pivotally mounted on the bed carrier. By mounting the wheel-lift to the bed carrier rather than to the chassis, the amount of weight and stress placed on the bed carrier by the wheel-lift can damage the bed carrier and first pair of hydraulic cylinders over repeated load cycles. If the wheel-lift is mounted to the chassis at the same or a proximate location to the first pivot point of the bed carrier then the weight


the wheel-lift to the bed carrier in the event the second motive means fails. For example in the patent to Nespor, entitled xe2x80x9cVehicle Carrier With Wheel-lift,xe2x80x9d failure of either of second hydraulic cylinders in the absence of a locking device to secure the boom to the bed carrier in a Lo lifted position could cause a traverse rotation of the boom and accidental displacement of the second vehicle from the wheel cradle. Other inventions use a pin that is placed in one of a series of matching holes on a portion of the bed carrier and the wheel-lift to fix the position of the wheel-lift. However, this arrangement is difficult to use in that it is difficult to align the holes when the wheel-lift is loaded with athe current single, "Which Way to Pray," a song that deals with the harsh subject of abuse.

The Next Right Thing marks his first new studio album in five years, but T. Graham hasn't exactly been idle. "I do concerts and festivals," he says, "and I've started to play the Grand Ole Opry a lot."

Meanwhile, lunch is served, and what a banquet -- chicken legs, wings, hot and spicy fries and crispy corn on a stick. "I always get the 'mild' chicken, which is plenty hot for me," says T. Graham. "They recommend that you work your way up to the extra hot."

And as he works his way around a chicken leg, T. Graham flashes a satisfied smile. "Perfect!" he declares. "Just like always."


and international exposure Utah would receive from recreating the magic of 2002.

The decision to bid for a future Winter Games comes after the state's Olympic Exploratory Committee unanimously recommended in October that Salt Lake City again go after the worldwide sporting and cultural event. The panel report was sent to the U.S. Olympic Committee, which hasn't decided whether to field an American bid city for 2026.

The Salt Lake Games were widely heralded by the International Olympic Committee and the rest of the sports world as the best-ever Winter Olympics after overcoming both the impact of an international bribery scandal and 9/11.

A future bid would be "open and transparent in every aspect," Herbert said.

"We'll bid on the up and up," he said. "We don't have to do anything squirrellyJoseph Graves was released from the Escambia County jail on a $290,000 bond Tuesday night. Because he was released, he won't appear in court Wednesday as previously scheduled. There was no word on when the next court date would be scheduled.

Graves was arrested Tuesday, a day after he resigned from his position at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement lab in Pensacola. He is charged with grand theft of a controlled substance, 12 counts of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence, and nine counts of trafficking in illegal drugs.


Amnesty and open borders advocates complain that U.S. Immigration and Enforcement (ICE) officers are going to Houston apartment complexes that have large Hispanic populations.

FIEL, an advocacy group located in the Bayou City point to the arrest of a Guatemalan national, Carlos Gudiel Andres, according to a report by the Associated Press. ICE agents arrested Andres last month at a Houston complex.

His family told the press that ICE officers approached Andres about certain individuals they were looking for, and in the process asked him for his identification. When he gave the agents his ID, they determined there was an active deportation order on him.

Cesar Espinosa, executive director of FIEL (Familias Immigrantes y Estudiantes en la Luchall or “Immigrant Families and Students in the Struggle”), said that his group receivedInstead, the National Herald court case is looming large over her head.

'Saviour' comes under a cloud.

Until now, Congress workers had pinned their hopes on Sonia to save the party much like she had done when left the cloisters of 10 Janpath to join active politics in 1997 and pull the party out of the quagmire into which it had fallen when Sitaram Kesri and PV Narasimha Rao were at the helm.

But with senior Punjab leader Jagmeet Brar demanding that the mantle be handed over to a new set of leaders for two years, she has come under direct attack. Although a show cause notice has been issued to Brar, the fact that he dared to make such a demand is considered ominous as it might embolden others to


fire similar fusillades at her---something which was unimaginable ever since she steered the Congress to victory in the 2004 general elections to head its first coalition government at the Centre.

Indeed, Brar’s attack could spell a throwback to the pre-2004 days when Sonia was riled for her foreign origin---which eventually prompted Sharad Pawar, PA Sangma and Tariq Anwar to break away from the Congress and set up their own outfit ---and ridiculed for her political inexperience which induced Jitendra Prasada to unsuccessfully contest against her for the party president’s post in 2000 and led the opposition to dub her as a 'reader' rather than a 'leader'.

Rahul vs 'inner voice' controversy

The stage for the latest attack was actually set by former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh when he punctured thehalo around her head by disclosing that what forced her to turn down the PM’s post was not her 'inner voice' but Rahul’s fear of losing her, like he did his father Rajiv and grandmother Indira Gandhi.

His disclosure--endorsed by senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar in a TV interview with the rider that there must be other reasons too which Singh may not be aware of —has diluted the aura built around her for her 'sacrifice' which had paid political dividends to her and her party. The high political and moral standard she seemed to have set with her 'renunciation' were exposed as a sham from which she may find it difficult to recover.

Indeed, Singh’s expose has robbed the party of a single most emotive issue it had


to call its own has added to its problems. Its earlier vote bank of brahmins-scheduled castes-muslims had long been raided by parties like the BJP, the BSP, LJP, SP and the RJD, among others. Despite this, Sonia, with the help of Manmohan Singh and Rahul, specially in 2009, reworked the social equations to successfully reach across the segmented vote banks by appealing to the poor, the middle class and the youths to bring the party to power for the second time. However even these sections have now abandoned the Congress, leaving it without a base to stand on. And until it manages to find or create one, it would continue to flounder.

To add to its woes, Sonia, Rahul and some of her senior aides are now caught inrecord originally to include a report of proceedings.
We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand with directions.
The pertinent facts giving rise to the instant appeal are essentially without dispute. On February 18, 1969, plaintiff filed his complaint alleging that on August 22, 1968, he sustained personal injuries due to an accident at a construction site caused by violations of the Structural Work Act. (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1969, ch. 48, pars. 60-69.) The complaint further alleged that the city of Chicago (hereinafter referred to as city), a municipal corporation, was in charge of the repair work and demanded judgment against the city in the amount of $50,000. On March 28, 1969, the city filed its appearance and answer denying that the city was in charge of the work


or responsible for plaintiff's injuries. Several months later and pursuant to leave of court, the city filed a third-party complaint against Kenny Construction Co. and S.A. Healy Co., a joint venture, alleging that *477 the third-party defendant had entered into a contract with the city to do certain work at the site of the alleged accident and had executed a performance bond to save harmless the city against all liabilities and damages arising as a result of the contract.
Following the filing of the above pleadings is a regretable litany of failures on the part of the city to answer interrogatories, to participate in court conferences, and ultimately, to appear to defend the cause of action alleged against it. Even the city's own brief characterizes its conduct as "seriousno notice of the judgment was served on the city and the plaintiff first requested payment of the judgment on April *478 22, 1975, approximately 30 months after the judgment was entered.
On May 12, 1975 the defendant filed a petition for relief pursuant to section 72 of the Civil Practice Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1975, ch. 110, par. 72). The petition recited the history of the case and alleged that the defendant had no notice of the hearing set for September 29, had not been served with copies of the orders entered September 29, 1972, and October 2, 1972, and that the defendant had not been served with the judgment of October 18, 1972, until April 22, 1975. The petition contended that the failure to present the judgment


was able to pass the bus at PNR Access Road going to north bound lane of South Luzon Expressway, was charged at Taguig City Police Station by the passengers who are aboard on the bus.

CEM Trans has put up also a bad image of their employees, especially their bus conductors. In an article on People's Tonight last May 12, 2009, a bus conductor aboarding CEM Trans with bus no. 9114-47 plying Alabang-Malanday route had allegedly disrespected a disabled passenger. The conductor charged that passenger a PHP30.00 ticket, though the fare must be discounted because the passenger is actually disabled, resulting to a unanimous debate between the two. Glicerio Cabigayan, the conductor aboarding the said bus unit, was given expulsion by the operator Crisinciano E. Mahilac as a resultBy Matt Siegel

24 May 2013 (National Geographic News) – In early 2012 once-in-a-century floods submerged swaths of Great Britain and Ireland, causing some $1.52 billion in damages. Then in June record-high temperatures in Russia sparked wildfires that consumed 74 million acres of pristine Siberian taiga. Months after that, Hurricane Sandy pummeled seven countries, killing hundreds and running up an estimated $75 billion in damages. Just this week, a tornado of virtually unheard of size and ferocity tore through a small city in Oklahoma, leaving 24 people dead. Each of these one-off traumas was bad enough, wreaking havoc, but in Australia such events seem to be becoming commonplace. The Lucky Country has experienced a major spike in extreme weather in the past few years, with a string of devastating


Lamont Weekly Report, February 3, 2012

We got into serious campus budget talks this week. On Monday the associate directors, the division DAs, and senior admin folks gathered in one room to scope out the remainder of this fiscal year and talk about next year's hiring and space plans. We discussed opportunities and constraints as a group, which will give us a more balanced way of
managing new investments next year. For example, as part of the budget workup, we will be phasing in an approach to commodity computer purchases and training and support opportunities for senior technical staff. As I mentioned last week, the Executive Committee and OMG will be heavily involved in these discussions.

On Wednesday in Washington, Richard Seager, Mingfang Ting, Lisa Goddard and I - with supportTuesday, November 29, 2011

THE STORY MINOTAUR opens with a splash page comprised of two linocuts I made several years previous. I combined them digitally to create this image that combines both the sculpture of the Minotaur that appears in the story and the upcoming correspondence symbolized by a stamp.

I START THE STORY with a prologue. This suggests an upcoming epilogue. These two bookends help define the action that takes place in between. In the opening scene Cypher is working on a TV and the characters confess their undying love. This is a clue to the theme of the upcoming adventure.

The women in the story, a rather ordinary, mundane looking woman, asks Cypher to care for a delicate plant, a symbol of the delicacy of friendship.

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upstairs. He is more concerned with his mysterious postcards from a distant admirer. The stamp on the scene is from the same linocut from which I extracted the Minotaur head. It is intended to suggest the state of helplessness.

I've used a very simple code in this postcard. The encrypted message can be decoded by simply reading the words written in capital letters. It's a rudimentary convention but some have said they missed this important clue to the story.

CYPHER FINALLY GETS IT and begins his journey. Further emphasizing the theme of the relationship between men and women we see a variation of Atlas shouldering the world. If men carry the world on their shoulders, women carry the world in their bellies. This sculpture is a reference to the sculptureat Rockefeller Center in New York City.

CYPHER COMES FACE-TO-FACE with the symbolic representation of dysfunctional masculinity, the Minotaur. Now he goes underground which represents the upcoming exploration of his subconscious mind. He has the presence of mind to mark his path with an X. The fact that he does so beneath a skull (creating a death's head symbol) suggests that things probably aren't going to go as well as he hopes.

I AM TAPPING INTO DEEP, PRIMEVAL IMAGERY. The water and the subterranean nature of the scene indicate we are exploring the subconscious mind. It is also a representation of a vague memory that surfaced from Wind in the Willows.

CYPHER LEARNS THE BAD NEWS that the woman never knew him and his appearance is purely coincidental. He also learns


image of dysfunctional masculinity, symbolized by the Minotaur, that he embraced in pursuit of a mythical woman.

Cypher is still under the spell of the woman on whom he has projected his imaginary expectations. For more detailed analysis of Minotaur and Mermaid archetypes see book below:

This scene is an homage to the movie Casablanca. The roar of the engines is symbolic of the outrageous connection Cypher is experiencing regarding his relationship to the unknown but ironically beloved woman. He is still living in a world where his relationship is real. But the woman is completely oblivious to his desire.

CYPHER HAS THE SINKING FEELING that all is not right but he persists with his infatuation and expresses his love for his anima, a woman who is nothing more than ahis mailbox. He throws them away in disgust.

He sees his television and suddenly recalls the upstairs woman mentioning how to fix the TV. He makes the adjustment just as the woman from upstairs appears. She is disappointed to see that the trust she had in Cypher was misplaced.

The dead flower is symbolic of relationships left floundering when men pursue the illusion projected onto anonymous and usually unknowable women who arelittle more than personifications of dysfunctional femininity.

ON THE FINAL PAGE we witness Cypher's embarrassment at letting the flower die. His chagrin is heightened as he admits that the neighbor woman was right about the TV. But the woman, in a spirit of forgiveness, joins Cypher in watching TV.

The closing scene shows Cypher in the presence of the dead flower,


symbolizing the neglected relationship, seeming to prefer the illusion of a flower he watches onTV.

Is he the kind of man who prefers the illusion of a perfect woman to a relationship with a real human being?

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Brad Teare spent the nineties illustrating for publishers such as The New York Times and Random House and did book covers for authors such as James Michener and Anne Tyler.

Teare attended the Maynard Dixon Residency in Mount Carmel, Utah and the Forbes Trinchera Residency in Southern Colorado. His work has been featured in American Artist magazine as well as Gulf Connoisseur, based in Dubai. Teare has exhibited in the LA Art Show, the Springville Museum, and most recently the Forbes Galleries in New York City.member has put himself in the national spotlight by tweeting and talking about his granddaughter Malisa, who is 8 years old — and transgender.

In an opinion piece last week in the Bay Area Reporter, the gay and lesbian newspaper, Honda described in detail the story of his grandchild, whom he said was “assigned male at birth,” but who at 18 months “announced to my daughter’s family: ‘I’m a girl.’”

18 months is also the usual age at which Democrats fix their ideas on economic, social, and foreign policy.

A report by the Census Bureau released Thursday shows that over 48 million Americans, around 16%, now live below the poverty line, but the number’s even worse for California, which when cost of living is factored in has a stunning 23.4% in


The Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher Dies

LLove her or loathe her, one thing’s beyond dispute: Margaret Thatcher transformed Britain. The Iron Lady who ruled for 11 remarkable years imposed her will on a fractious, rundown nation _ breaking the unions, triumphing in a far-off war, and selling off state industries at a record pace. She left behind a leaner government and more prosperous nation by the time a mutiny ousted her from No. 10 Downing Street.

Thatcher wrote several best-selling memoirs after leaving office and was a frequent speaker on the international circuit before she suffered several small strokes that in 2002 led her to curtail her lucrative public speaking career.

Thatcher’s former spokesman, Tim Bell, said that the former prime minister had died Monday morning of a stroke. She was87. Thatcher’s later years were marred by her son Mark Thatcher’s murky involvement in bankrolling a 2004 coup in Equatorial Guinea. He was fined and received a suspended sentence for his role in the tawdry affair. She suffered from dementia in her final years, and her public appearances became increasingly rare.

She is survived by her two children, Mark Thatcher and Carol Thatcher, and her grandchildren.


CJ Spiller is a bit of a question mark of a half back. Everyone knows that he's ridiculously talented, he has a great deal of speed, but he's never been a number one running back. He was always behind the seemingly ageless Fred Jackson in Buffalo, and his role in New Orleans shouldn't be much different. The biggest question surrounding Spiller is the same question that tends to plague players that the Saints sign out of Buffalo: Can he stay healthy?

However, this question is actually extremely overblown. At the very least, Spiller is willing to play through injury. Since being drafted in 2010, Spiller has played at least 14 games in every season except 2014, in which he played 9 games. If it happens again, it may dictateon 6 less carries. He was an effective third down back, but in the two years that he got over 200 carries was when he played the best. This actually worries me, since the Saints are now taking Spiller and putting him in seemingly the same position by putting him behind Mark Ingram. The Saints signed Ingram to a solid extension this offseason, but they actually signed Spiller to a deal worth more money. Divvying up playing time between the two is going to be a very tricky proposition.

With all of this being said, it's worth taking a look at how Spiller performed when he was allowed into space by the Buffalo offense. Spiller's reception totals were fairly low throughout his Buffalo career (although he was clearly splitting


that in 2014 they were ranked 30th by Pro Football Focus. While they're by no means gospel, PFF is a fairly effective baseline for intangible play on the line and, also, in the secondary. They were also literally last in the league in run blocking. The Bills were 22nd in 2013, but also 29th in run blocking. Spiller rushed for 927 yards that year, as you can see above. They were more effective in 2012, coming in at 13th, but still 21st in the run game. This was Spiller's best year yardage wise, and his only 1,000 yard season. Finally, in 2011 Buffalo was 4th (12th in running) and 24th in 2010 (26th in running). With the exception of his rookie to second year, Spiller has been dealingCharter Oak Cultural Center kicks off its 11th annual Celebration of Jewish Arts and Culture with Contra-Nation, a solo show by artist Elliott Katz.

Growing up on a vegetable farm in rural Vermont within an earthy, multi-ethnic family, Katz’s artistic practice in part represents the collision of two cultural histories: his mother is a third generation Japanese American and his father is of Russian Jewish descent. Their communities intersected in Southern New Jersey after significant international upheaval in the 20th century that led to their separate relocation as agricultural laborers. They were both the first generation in their families to intermarry.


By Choi Ha-young

Ban Ki-moon

Former U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon proposed inter-party talks on revising the Constitution before the presidential election, Tuesday.

The proposal is viewed as an attempt to gather forces against Moon Jae-in, the leading presidential hopeful of the Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) who has been lukewarm to constitutional revision ahead of the election.

"The 30-year-old outdated Constitution is at the center of the tragedy that the nation is experiencing today," Ban told reporters. "I propose all political parties and their leaders join this move to revise it and limit the presidential power."

Along with the proposal, he criticized the leading candidate Moon Jae-in, who has claimed he would do it after the election.

"The powerful DPK candidate cited lack of time, but this is an excuse," said the career diplomatwho arrived in Seoul on Jan. 12. "He should not conceal his desire for his faction's interests."

Highlighting the urgency of the constitutional revision to diffuse presidential authority, he said a powerful presidency was the source of all national crises. "Now, we should stop the conflicts and confrontations between the factions."

However, Ban said the successful completion of the constitutional revision is not a condition of his challenge for Cheong Wa Dae, implying he will run for the presidency regardless of the negotiation's results.

In line with the calls from politicians mainly from the second-largest opposition People's Party, the National Assembly formed a special committee for a constitutional revision in December. The People's Party has eyed a political alliance with others except Moon linked by the agreement on the constitutional revision.

Ban


said he will back up the committee's efforts as an outsider, in case of its malfunction due to factional opposition.

Particularly, Ban emphasized the presidential term and the Assembly's term should coincide. "If elected, I would like to accept a shorter term to arrange the term with the legislature." According to the current Constitution, the President's term is five years without a chance for re-election.

When asked about the public support for the constitutional revision, Ban said the candlelit rallies have been "spoiled," citing some slogans. At the street protest which led to President Park Geun-hye's impeachment, citizens prioritized "eradicate the deep-rooted evils," rather than constitutional revision.

Regarding rampant rumors which party Ban would join, he said, "I will make a decision as soon as possible and reveal it to thePakistan has a long history of harbouring terrorists and America should not give Islamabad even a dollar until it corrects its behaviour, Indian-American former US envoy to the UN Nikki Haley has said as she praised the Trump administration for wisely restricting financial assistance to the country.

Haley, who has founded a new policy group 'Stand America Now' that will focus on how to keep the US safe, strong, and prosperous, wrote in an op-ed that when the US provides aid to nations, "it is more than fair to ask what the US gets in return for our generosity" but instead Pakistan routinely opposed the US position at the UN on several issues.

"In 2017, Pakistan received nearly USD 1 billion in US foreign aid, the sixth most of any


country. Much of the aid went to the Pakistani military. Some went for road, highway, and energy projects to assist the Pakistani people," Haley wrote in the op-ed 'Foreign Aid Should Only Go To Friends'.

"On all key votes at the UN, Pakistan opposed the American position 76 per cent of the time. Much more troubling, Pakistan also has a long history of harbouring terrorists who have killed US troops in Afghanistan," she said.

Haley, the former Governor of South Carolina, added that the Trump Administration has "already wisely restricted assistance to Pakistan, but there is much more to be done."

Haley, who had stepped down as the US envoy to the UN at the end of last year, has previously strongly criticised Pakistan for continuing to harbour terrorists that turnagainst terror groups active on its soil. Trump had defended his administration's decision to stop hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to Pakistan, saying Islamabad does not do "a damn thing" for the US and its government helped late al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden hide near its garrison city of Rawalpindi.

Haley's new policy group aims to promote public policies that strengthen America's economy, culture, and national security.

The group will provide information to grassroots Americans, to highlight the dangers and the opportunities they face domestically and internationally. It will advocate the policies that strengthen the US at all levels of government and in the broader media and culture.

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An only child, Sanders began his musical career accompanying church hymns on clarinet.

His initial artistic accomplishments were in the visual arts, but when he was at Scipio Jones High School in North Little Rock, Sanders began playing the tenor saxophone.

He briefly attended Oakland Junior College and studied art and music.

He continued to explore the music of different cultures and refine his compositions.

Although Sanders' voice developed differently from John Coltrane, Sanders was strongly influenced by their collaboration.

Spiritual elements such as the chanting in Om would later show up in many of Sanders' own works.

Pharoah's first album, Pharoah's First, wasn't what he expected. In the 1970s, Sanders continued to produce his own recordings and also continued to work with the likes of Alice Coltrane on her Journey InSatchidananda album.

The musicians playing with him were much more straightforward than Sanders, which made the solos played by the other musicians a bit out of place. Most of Sanders' best-selling work was made in the late 1960s and early 1970s for Impulse Records, including the 30-minute wave-on-wave of free jazz "The Creator has a Master Plan" from the album Karma.


RAWLINS, Wyo. (AP) - A Wyoming woman has received a suspended prison sentenced for sexually abusing a minor.

The Rawlins Times reports (https://bit.ly/291aGcp ) that 20-year-old Candice Cortez was sentenced Monday to a suspended sentence of three to eight years. Cortez pleaded guilty in February.

According to court documents, a five-year-old boy that Cortez babysat for told investigators that Cortez touched him inappropriately in the shower on multiple occasions. The incidents occurred in 2015 and possibly 2014.

Cortez was pregnant when the charges against her were filed and asked the court if she could remain free to raise her daughter.

The judge told her that Cortez relationship with her probation officer would be critical to her future. She must also register as a sex offender.

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Information from: Rawlins (Wyo.) Daily Times, https://www.rawlinstimes.com

Sign upideal. Another sector among the supporters was born to the right class, which gave them an education and a high social standing, via which they viewed favorably the developed secular Western world, while at the same time developing feelings of disdain towards traditionalism in the Arab world. But like the old political elites of the world, they refused to recognize the suffering of the disenfranchised part of Arab society, from a class perspective as well as from a political one, and they refused to see the latter’s potential of organizing to form an opposition to hegemony. On the other hand, the new opposition which has developed in the Arab world via political Islam underestimated the cruelty of the old elites. These had peaceful slogans, portraying themselves as the


process, the aforementioned regimes preferred military repression at any cost. By these acts, they betrayed the first generation of the revolution, thousands of young democracy activists who led the first demonstrations for democratic reform, which the regime was very quick to eliminate, arrest, disappear, and thwart, creating a political vacuum which enabled the rise of Isis and Nusra.

At the beginning of the week, reports of Assad taking back Aleppo were published, and it seemed that as a representative of the old elites he was on his way to another victory. But as history teaches us, the occupation of land does not translate into a persuasion of the people living on that land. This is all the more true in view of the extent of death and destruction sownPreview: Manchester United vs Southampton

Manchester United can move into fourth spot if they get all three points at home to the Saints and Arsenal fail to win against Spurs. Southampton are coming off the back of a big win against relegation bound Fulham and will be eager to get something from the game as they enter a tough run of games .

United will hope to get all three point tomorrow afternoon before their second leg fixture in the Champions League last-16 against PSG midweek, a trip to Arsenal in the league and an away fixture fixture against Wolverhampton Wanderers to earn a place in the FA Cup semi-finals.

Man United’s Injury News:

In-form forward Marcus Rashford could be set to start after coming off the bench on Saturday due to


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Office chairs | for Vitra

Swiss founders Willi and Erika Fehlbaum launched Vitra in 1934 as a shopfitting business in the Basel region, near the border of Germany and Switzerland. During a visit to America in 1953, the Fehlbaums became enamored with the innovative designs of Charles and Ray Eames—known today for the iconic Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman (1956). In 1957, Vitra obtained licensing rights to produce Herman Miller furniture for the European market and began to manufacture the work of Charles and Ray Eames, as well as George Nelson—famous for the Pop Art-inspired Marshmallow Sofa(1956).

In 1967, after working closely with Danish designer Verner Panton, Vitra introduced the Panton Chair (originally conceived in 1959/60). The design was deemed a modernist landmark because it was the first wholly plastic, stackable, cantilever chair made in one piece. Vitra soon became internationally recognized as a company that collaborates with talented, progressive designers to create cutting-edge, high-quality products.

Rolf Fehlbaum (b. 1941), eldest son to Willi and Erika, became Vitra’s Chief Executive in 1977. In 1981, after a disastrous fire at the Vitra facilities in Weil am Rhein, Germany, Rolf commissioned British architect Nicholas Grimshaw to design a new manufacturing hall. More architectural commissions followed, and the Vitra Campus (as the architectural ensemble came to be known) earned acclaim for the way its high-concept, contemporary buildings integrated into


the surrounding natural landscape and residential areas. Architect Frank Gehry designed the first public building, the Vitra Design Museum (1989), to house Rolf’s ever-growing collection of chairs, the largest collection in the world. Other buildings on campus were designed by the esteemed architects Tadao Ando (Conference Pavilion, 1993), Zaha Hadid (Fire Station, 1993), Alvaro Siza (Factory Building, 1994), and Herzog & de Meuron (VitraHaus, 2010).

After thirty years, Vitra’s partnership with Herman Miller was mutually terminated in 1984. Vitra, however, acquired the design rights to pieces by Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson for Europe and the Middle East. For six decades, Vitra has been producing first-class furniture from iconic and internationally renowned designers and architects. Other famous designs in Vitra’s collection include Isamu Noguchi’sNoguchi Table (1939), ShiroKuramata’sHow High the Moon Chair (1986), Borek Sípek's Ota OtanekChair (1988), Philippe Starck's Louis XXStacking Chair (1992), and numerous patterns and textiles created by Alexander Girard. Vitra has also won countless design-related awards, such as the Lucky Strike Design Award in 1994, and their pieces can be found in design museums around the world, including the Tate Modern and Design Museum in London, Museum of Modern Art in New York, and, of course, Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein.


Federal Court Indicts President Obama Will not see end of his second term!
On January 25th, 2013 , Mr. Lyndon Larouche, a well respected journalist and political activist received word from his sources within the United States government that President Barack Hussein Obama has been indicted by a Federal Court. Details of the indictment has been omitted by Larouche but he characterized them as probably the greatest indictment he has ever seen placed upon a standing president throughout history.successful families and stronger communities.”

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The coalition is working to build successful families in Montour and Columbia Counties, joining leaders for an event at the Danville Childhood Development Center.

Those in attendance were: Angela Mattis, Montour County District Attorney; Ashley Mensch, director, Columbia County Family Center; Allison Shay, parent educator, Parents as Teachers; a mother benefiting from voluntary home visits and Kari King, president and CEO, Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children.

Childhood Begins at Home held an event in March to highlight the need for more evidence-based home visiting in Montgomery County.

Those who participated included:

Nadine Miller, deputy administrator, Resource Division, Office of Children and Youth, Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services;

Kevin Steele, Montgomery County District Attorney;

Rosemarie Halt, senior director of policy, Maternity Care Coalition;

A mother benefiting from voluntary home visits;


and

Kari King, president and CEO, Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children.

Family support advocates joined together at the Kingsley Center to discuss the need for evidence-based home visiting in Allegheny County.

The event included:

Marc Cherna, director of the Allegheny County Department of Human Services;

Dr. Karen Hacker, director of the Allegheny County Health Department;

Cara Ciminillo, executive director of Trying Together;

Local families benefiting from voluntary home visits; and

Kari King, president and CEO of Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children.

Lycoming County First Assistant District Attorney Martin Wade, joined with the Nurse-Family Partnership and other statewide and regional partners for a press conference at UPMC Susquehanna in Williamsport, to discuss evidence-based home visiting and the Childhood Begins at Home campaign’s efforts to ensure more state funding for the programs in Lycoming County.old North Terminal also had outdoor observation areas.

But over the years — partly because of costs and security concerns — outdoor observation areas disappeared at the three big New York metro-area airports and around the nation.

Los Angeles International is one of the few big US airports with an outdoor viewing space, on the roof of the Theme Building — a giant, spidery, Disney-designed structure amid the airport terminals.

That observation deck closed after 9/11. But officials reopened it three years ago, and it’s outfitted with benches and telescopes.

Westchester County Airport in White Plains also has an outdoor observation deck — though the aircraft that use the airport are smaller than those using Kennedy and Newark.

Atlanta-based Delta is also planning a similar Sky Deck at Hartsfield Airport — the busiest


CPA Schools in Johnson City, Tennessee

Johnson City has a population of 55,469 and is located in Washington county.

The average in-state tuition for full time undergraduate students in cpa schools in Johnson City during the 2009 - 2010 school year was $4,584.00. The average tuition was $16,512.00 for non-residents studying in Tennessee.

Books and supplies for cpa schools in Johnson City cost an average of $1,090.00. The average cost for room and board for students living on campus at cpa schools in Johnson City was $5,500.00. The average cost for students living at home was $7,268.00 for the 2009 - 2010 school year. There is one cpa college in Johnson City for students to choose from. CPA programs in Johnson City reportedly graduated 74 students in the 2008 - 2009feed material from the electronics, which may be necessary in particular in the case of large temperature differences between the interior of the tank and the surroundings of the tank.
WO 2005/038414 relates to a method and a device for insulating a fill level radar. To this effect the electrical insulator is arranged so as to be across an open end of a waveguide (in the following also named hollow conductor). The other end of the hollow conductor feeds the aerial. The insulator is located directly at the electronics, or it separates the hollow conductor into a lower hollow conductor and an upper hollow conductor.


the decline of liberal democracy between two world wars. The old continent witnessed the greatest atrocities and shame in the history of the world. The brilliant idea and practice of the Enlightenment collided with Hitler's fascism and was shattered.

In his last book "Chess Story," Stefan Zweig, an Austrian Jew, tells the story of a man who is unable to find a way out in a world in which humanitarian values have disappeared because of the terror and repression of the Nazis. After wandering in various parts of the world, Zweig, who had considered cultural life the foremost source of human happiness and freedom, said he had both lost his language and his spiritual motherland, Europe, and committed suicide together with his wife.

The book tells of a chess gamebetween Mirko Czentovic and Dr. B. Actually, Zweig describes the battle between good and evil under the guise of a battle between black and white chess pieces. In a sense, we can call it a fight between Europe and Hitler's fascism. Czentovic, who symbolizes Hitler, represents the ability to obtain a victory – despite having a dull intellect– by focusing only on a single point and making cunning moves. On the other hand, Dr. B, who is good and modest by nature, shows us how one is overcome by evil thoughts and changes as he imitates his rival and succumbs to his ambitions. We realize that evil people can rule in cold blood since they are devoid of feelings and emotional reactions.

In the end, however, both Czentovic –


i.e., Hitler – and the good men of Europe are products of that continent. Europe as a continent gave in to Hitler's mentality. Then, Japan made a huge mistake and attacked the U.S. Navy fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor, dragging that giant into the war. In other words, grandsons of poor and marginalized Europeans, who had been expelled from or escaped this old continent some four centuries ago, came to the rescue of Europe.

The issue was not just about defeating the Nazis. Yes, the Nazis were defeated thanks to the U.S. and the Soviet Union, but the real challenge was how to put Europe back on its feet after it was totally destroyed and shattered, mired in shame, engaged in mutual carnage and had exterminated not only Jewsfascism. In fact, what made the new Europe after World War II was U.S. protection and the power of its greenbacks. Europeans, who consider the U.S. uncultured, banal and superficial, should never forget this fact. The U.S. had provided $200 billion in financial aid to this continent in today's dollars ($18 billion at the time). As a result, however, the continent was divided by a vertical line running from the west of Poland, bisecting Germany and extending south, with the U.S. virtually occupying the western and the Soviets occupying the eastern part.

Meanwhile, during their negotiations, the U.S. and Britain had initially planned, and wanted very much, to wipe out Germany by dividing its territory among its neighbors, but dropped the idea later. For despite the destruction of war,


Germany stood out alone in Europe with nearly 60 percent of its industrial infrastructure intact. In addition, it was understood that Europe could not be restored without Germany, its coal basins and other resources. Hence, the idea of a complex and interdependent union, which has evolved into today's EU, was agreed upon. The U.S. and Britain devised this plan at the table. They did not bother to ask the opinion of France or other small countries. After all, the ultimate goal was to make sure Germany would not attack France again.

Thanks to NATO and the institutions that developed under U.S. leadership, Europe has lived happily for more than half a century. The tranquility resulting from peace and burying the past, together with the affordable protection provided by NATO,led to an enviable affluence on the continent as countries prospered. Those Europeans living in the eastern part in the Soviet-controlled area were not so lucky.

The hero that defeated fascism?

Let's look at the U.S. side of the issue. The U.S. had the opportunity to face the seemingly inevitable destiny of venturing beyond its continent in perhaps the most desirable and smoothest way, in the role of a superhero that defeated fascism and liberated Europe. The Soviet Union, being a bad anti-democratic counterbalance helped the U.S. a lot in strengthening its global leadership throughout the Cold War. It enjoyed the luxury of being the cradle of democracy to the fullest, while staging coups in various countries, launching unnecessary invasions and causing many civilian casualties.

And we see nowadays that, along


engaging in struggle.

Unions Cabs, a 270 person strong worker co-op in the radical midwestern city of Madison, Wisconsin, USA, are familiar with strikes, having been formed as the result of one in 1979. In 2011, when the Republican governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker was attempting to remove the collective bargaining rights of unions in the state and hundreds of thousands of people were descending on the occupied capitol building, Union Cabs joined the demonstrators in a display of solidarity. Instead of running a taxi company they drove their yellow cabs in a big loop encircling the capitol building, hooting in support of the demonstrators. They weren’t in the same danger as the hundreds of thousands of others protesting, as they collectively make decisions about their working conditions, andHome prices shooting up in Ithaca area; makes home-buying challenging

Show Caption Hide Caption Video: Sgt. Seth Littlejohn recognized as June 2018 Officer of the Month Sgt. Seth Littlejohn made 36 arrests from January to October 2017. Six arrests included felonies, one of which was an armed burglary with shotgun.

As Ithaca adds residents and jobs, in some ways it is also the victim of its own success, especially in the housing market.

Ithaca's well-performing economy and the city’s increasing population contrasts with decreasing populations in other upstate cities.

While many cities were significantly affected by the foreclosure crisis, Ithaca actually had increasing housing costs and lenders continued to lend money.

The average price of homes in the Ithaca City School District increased from about $120,000 in 1999 to close to $275,000 in