architectural design, and science.

It is a competition that calls on colleges and universities to create teams, as large as 125 in number, which can work across academic disciplines to construct a house on the national mall in Washington DC. The house, limited to 1,200 square feet, must rely on solar energy, be environmentally aware, be engineered in a sound way, and serve as a successful demonstration project for others interested in energy conservation and sustainable development in the field of residential architecture.

This is a national competition, and a liberal arts college has never gotten beyond the initial stage of the competition, largely because the final product requires extensive architectural expertise, engineering expertise, environmental expertise, and seamless teamwork. Large universities with professional schools in each of these areas usuallyencourage all of you to contact Addison, or engage him and his student collaborators at the activities fair on Friday.

The other entity I would bring to your attention is the Old Stone Mill, the historic four-story building located along the Otter Creek in town. You might have visited the building if you dined at the Storm Café, which is located in part of the bottom level of the building.

The Old Stone Mill offers students a place in which to pursue their creative passions outside the classroom. Six students comprise a board that allocates a number of varied spaces in the building and helps its tenants’ achieve the goals of their projects. Last spring, 35 students occupied spaces in the Old Stone Mill at any one time, and have


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Daisy Bates with the Little Rock Nine

Last night the University of Arkansas Little Rock hosted the world premiere of Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock, a documentary made by New York native Sharon La Cruise. La Cruise discovered Daisy Bates in 1997, when she was struck by her image in a photo tribute to great black women. She considered herself well-versed in civil rights rhetoric, so La Cruise was bothered by the fact that she’d never heard of Bates. She quickly became obsessed with the woman from Huttig, Arkansas, who became the president of NAACP and the figurehead of the Little Rock Nine. She wrote to the 83-year-old Bates and, following her leads, began a meticulous research process that took La Cruise all over Arkansas.[Father Waclaw Szuniewicz--Polish missionary, ophthalmologist, pioneer of refractive surgery of the cornea].
The article presents the life and work of Polish missionary of Saint Vincent a Paulo order, an ophthalmologist, Father Wacław Szuniewicz. He was born in 1891 in the Vilnius region. He completed his medical studies in Moscow in 1916. He specialised in ophthalmology at Stefan Batory University in Vilnius. In 1927 he entered the missionary order and after being ordained n 1930, he was sent for mission to China. There he developed his involvement in ophthalmology and established the ophthalmic ward in Shuntehfu that became very renowned. After taking over by the communist in China, he went to US in 1948. He continued his experimental work on surgical method on changing corneal curvature at Yale University in


New Haven. In 1952 he went to Brasil where he continued his work as a missionary and an ophthalmologist. He was a man of great kindness and knowledge. He had particular language skill. At high school and during his medical and theological studies, he mastered Russian, French, English, Latin and Hebrew. He also learnt Chinese and Portugese. He was able to communicate in Lithuanian and Byelorus. He died in Brazil on 16 october 1963. His scientific accomplishments make him one of the pioneers of refractive surgery of cornea.to the midterms.

The exercise was not purely symbolic, however. After Russian hackers penetrated the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2016 and posted sensitive internal campaign documents online, some of the stolen information was later amplified in Republican ads.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has not expressed remorse at encouraging Russia to hack into the emails of his 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton, nor has he recanted his praise for WikiLeaks , which released private emails from Clinton's campaign manager John Podesta in an effort to damage her campaign.

With congressional majorities at stake in 2018, US intelligence officials have warned of ongoing efforts by Russia to influence the midterm elections, adding urgency to the question of how campaign committees would treat hacked information.

In the latest version of the bipartisan House campaign pledge,


Democrats to pressure the NRCC through the media, saying it "was sort of the straw that broke the camel's back on trust."

Democrats have pointed out that the negotiations might never have been public, thus attracting elevated press interest, had Stivers not mentioned the talks during an event in June with the Wall Street Journal and NBC News.

Still, Democrats acknowledged that Stivers' remarks Friday reflected that some progress had been made between the parties, even if it didn't culminate in a signed pact.

"It's rhetoric," the Democratic source said, "but it's rhetoric in the right direction."

While Lujan has consistently called for the committees to designate hacked materials as off-limits, Stivers has been less eager to draw a line in the sand. In June, the Ohio congressman said he would notnumber of asthma attacks, and number of hospitalizations. However, the effects of asthma can impair other important aspects, such as the quality of life and physical well-being of patients, and can affect performance at school or work.^(^ [@B05] ^,^ [@B06] ^)^ In 2003, the Asthma Insights and Reality in Latin America (AIRLA) survey was carried out in order to evaluate the quality of treatment and the impact of asthma in Latin America. At the time, 52% of the adults with asthma were found to have been to the emergency room or to have been hospitalized at least once in the previous year, demonstrating the major impact of this disease. In addition, 31% reported having missed work at least once because of an asthma attack. Likewise, asthma had an


perception of asthma control; exacerbations; and treatment/medication.

Figure 1Distribution of the patients eligible for the study.

In order to evaluate the negative impact of asthma on the daily life of respondents, the questions addressed the frequency of school or work absences due to asthma, limitation in activities because of the disease, productivity levels on days when experiencing an asthma attack, and the influence of asthma on the quality of life. Respondents were also asked whether they or their children had been hospitalized or had been to the emergency room in the last 12 months and, if so, how many times. In addition, respondents were asked whether they had sought a physician for exacerbations, symptoms of worsening disease, and severe asthma attacks in the previous year.

Respondents were required to classify their(or their child\'s) level of asthma control in the last four weeks and in the previous year. These levels of asthma control were subsequently compared with the GINA criteria.

All data were provided by a large pharmaceutical company, and, since we did not have any personal contact with the respondents, the Research Ethics Committee of the Federal University of São Paulo decided that protocol approval was not necessary for the present study.

In the statistical analysis, categorical variables are presented as absolute numbers and percentages, and continuous variables are presented as mean and standard deviation. The chi-square test was used for the comparison of categorical variables among the groups studied (controlled, partially controlled, and uncontrolled asthma), and ANOVA was used for the comparison of means. In order to analyze the


AIRLA survey, in which 58% of the children interviewed reported having missed school because of an asthma attack.^(^ [@B07] ^)^ Asthma symptoms can affect activities of daily living, as well as contributing to school absenteeism. A study conducted in California, USA, found that asthma accounted for approximately 1.9 million lost school days and 2 million lost workdays in 2005. School-age children (4-17 years of age) with daily or weekly asthma symptoms were at higher risk of missing school for at least one week in the last 12 months because of their asthma (28%) than were children who had asthma symptoms less than once a month (15%). Adults with asthma were at risk of missing work for at least one week in the previous year because of their asthma,traveling 56 mph on a street with a posted speed limit of 35 mph. The officer pulled into traffic behind Moody and stopped him for speeding. The officer asked where Moody was coming from, and he replied that he had been at a bar where he consumed five drinks. While talking with Moody, the officer noticed that his eyes were bloodshot and watery, that his speech was slow, and that he smelled of alcohol. The officer then asked Moody to step out of the car and administered several field sobriety tests. According to the officer, the horizontal gaze nystagmus test revealed four out of six clues, the walk and turn test revealed five out of eight clues, and the one leg stand test showed four out of four


is available for use in the shower for easier access to the shower knobs and shower head. A portable wheelchair ramp is available for use in getting from the pool common area onto our villa's private front patio.

Villa Makoshi is a part of Perla Boneriano, which is a gated community consisting of seven luxurious villas. The seven villas surround a swimming pool only steps from our patio. The other villas are available for rent which makes it easy to accommodate large dive groups, family reunions, corporate retreats, weddings, etc. Please let us know if you require assistance in renting additional villas.

The Neighborhood: The villa is located in a small, quiet resort that is gated with electric gates at the entrance. Across the street are several resorts & divedestinations. When you arrive, you feel like you're visiting your second home. The island is laid back, quiet, safe, and just feels like home from the moment you arrive. We've brought many friends with us to Bonaire over the years, and most have returned to the island because they too fell in the love with Bonaire.

Why the Owner Chose Hato, Kralendijk, Caribbean Netherlands: While visiting Bonaire several times, we were able to stay on different parts of the island and experience different neighborhoods. We chose this area because of its proximity to the main town, Kralendijk. It's within a minute's drive or a quick walk of the main shopping area. The airport is less than a 5 minute drive. We're also located directly across the street from several


rations for the herd, about all you get is
a bunch of cattle bawling.

I said from the beginning that the Tea Party was going to end up being a tool used by the GOP to win the midterm elections in '10 then cast aside.
The Partiers were flawed in hitching their wagn to the GOP instead of going ... More ›

I said from the beginning that the Tea Party was going to end up being a tool used by the GOP to win the midterm elections in '10 then cast aside.
The Partiers were flawed in hitching their wagn to the GOP instead of going 3rd party.
The overwhelmingly obvious problem is that we're a two party system and neither party is interested in changing that.
As a country we have two systemicwere what determined that 'beer' just may be a cultural part of Germany. Again, beer consumption has nothing to do with it. What you didn't mention was the extreme expertise developed by the master brewers who made German beer quality renowned throughout the world.
Under your (simple) cultural analysis, Swiss Chocolate is a cultural element in Switzerland because people in Switzerland sit around all day and eat chocolate .. and they make it pretty good too! Same with the French ... if they didn't sit around and drink wine all day they would not be known for the best quality wines in the world.
By the way, Germany is also known as one of the best engineering countries in the development and production of machinery and equipment. What caused that


if you're talking about Trier, that is a town near the border with Luxembourg. It's called Treves by the Brits. I think it's known as the oldest town in Germany. I've not been there but perhaps I'll make it there some day. You're one up on me friend.
Have you ever been to Koln up on the Rhine River? Oh, to us it's called Cologne, West Germany. It sits right on the Rhine River and has some stunning views. It's also home to the tallest cathedral in all of Europe called the Dom.
Or have you been to Firenze. Firenze, better known as Florence, Italy, to westerners contains the famous marble statue of David by Michelangelo as well as the works of many of Italy's finest artists of the past.There is nothing in the Constitution that demands that others pay the toll for anyone else. That is a personal choice ... not meant to be a government law!

Boehner is going to pass amnesty and retire to florida with his millions. Help me send him packing early on May 6 / Matthew Ashworth - Congressional Candidate challenging Speaker Boehner in the May 6th primary.

While receiving the fruits of the Social Security
Ponzi scheme and enjoying the benefits of Medicare
and the associated prescription program, the author
brags about the Tea Party having a copy of the
constitution in their ... More ›

While receiving the fruits of the Social Security
Ponzi scheme and enjoying the benefits of Medicare
and the associated prescription program, the author
brags about the Tea Party having a copy of the
constitution in


Indiana War Memorial

Honoring Hoosier Veterans

Welcome

The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District contains two museums, three parks, and 24 acres of monuments, statues, sculptures, and fountains in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, making the state's capital second only to Washington D.C. in acreage and number of monuments dedicated to veterans. It is also home to the national and state headquarters of the American Legion. The War Memorial Commission operates these facilities in pursuit of its primary mission: to commemorate the valor and sacrifice of the United States Armed Forces and especially to honor Hoosier veterans and Indiana's role in the nation's conflicts.

Take a Virtual Tour of the Soldiers & Sailors Monument and the Colonel Eli Lilly Civil War Museum! Click the forward arrow at the bottom of the screento start your tour. Then click the left arrow to tour the Civil War Museum or forward again to ride the elevator up to the Observation Deck for a panoramic view of downtown Indianapolis.

Channel 8 interview with Brigadier General Stewart Goodwin, Executive Director IWM, about the new virtual tours.

SFC Sammy L. Davis, Hoosier Medal of Honor Recipient

The Indiana War Memorial unveiled a new exhibit honoring SFC Sammy Davis, Medal of Honor recipient from Indiana. Davis was awarded the Medal of Honor for "gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life and beyond the call of duty" in the defense of Firebase Cudgel during the Vietnam War, November 18, 1967. The exhibit features over a hundred artifacts and personal effects, uniform, bio, photos, artwork, and a


time may decrease after a surgeon's first 30 hip arthroscopic surgery cases for FAI and labral tears, but patient outcomes can improve in a similar manner regardless of surgeon experience in the early part of his or her career.

One or more of the authors has declared the following potential conflict of interest or source of funding: S.E.F. was the recipient of the 2017 Heiman Fellowship Summer Grant. A.L.Z. was the recipient of the 2016 AOSSM Young Investigator Grant and is a consultant for Stryker.

Ethical approval for this study was obtained from the University of California, San Francisco Human Research Protection Program (approval No. 14-14742).
Hopefully, AMCs will rise to today's challenges and redesign care and reduce unit costs in an aggressive attempt to make care more affordable. Simultaneously, I hope that policy makers will give AMCs a fair chance to pursue their critical work and continue to serve the community by providing care for sick and needy populations, innovating and discovering the cures and preventions of tomorrow, and educating the future health care workforce.

Acknowledgments:

The author would like to thank Dr. Timothy Ferris, Dr. Gregg Meyer, and Dr. David Torchiana of Massachusetts General Hospital and the Massachusetts General Physicians Organization as well as Dr. Joanne Conroy and Ms. Karen Fisher of the Association of American Medical Colleges for their very helpful comments and suggestions.


*, except those provisions of this act which by their very nature can have no application."
The part of the Caveman Bridge which vehicles use is 27 feet wide. Flanking it upon the right and the left are curbs about eight inches high. Beyond each curb is a walk for pedestrians. The bridge appears to be of the cantilever type with the trusses or arches overhead. They parallel the curbs. The lower part of the arches enter the sidewalk, not the roadway, area of the bridge. The witnesses, in the absence of a better term, referred to the lower part of the curving arches as pillars. In view of the fact that the arches curve and have the form of large semicircles, they cannot truly be said to bepillars, but since the word "pillar" is a handy one for referring to the lower part of the arch, we too will use it. One of the pillars rises out of the sidewalk on the west side of the bridge about 52 feet south of its north end. The fatal accident occurred near that place.
The defendant is a truck operator. The over-all length of his truck and trailer is 49 feet, 6 inches. The trailer is 20 feet long and, hence, the truck's length must be about 27 feet. Its body is 15 feet long. The truck and trailer are "just under eight feet" in width, so the defendant swore. The truck has four wheels and the trailer has a similar number. At the time of the fatal


side of the vehicle and the west curb of the roadway. The significance of those statements will be seen as we proceed.
Immediately north and west of the bridge is an auto court in which Mr. Copenhaver, his wife and children lived. Sunday, June 22, 1947, at 11:00 a.m., Mr. Copenhaver left his cottage and, using a bicycle which belonged to a neighbor's boy, rode through the court grounds to the bridge and upon the latter to his death. The day was clear and sunny. It will be noticed that the answer alleges that the decedent was incompetent to ride a bicycle. According to the testimony of one tenant of the court, Mr. Copenhaver's bicycle was "weaving a little" as he passed her door. Another tenant, referring to him,testified: "He was weaving back and forth as though the bicycle was too small for him, or as though he didn't know how to ride." The testimony of both of those witnesses and of others to like effect which we will shortly quote is uncontradicted and unchallenged. One of the two whom we just quoted said that the roadway upon which the decedent rode was covered with loose gravel.
*668 The bridge is so constructed that when a pedestrian or bicyclist approached it from the north he was naturally led to the sidewalk which extends along the west side of the bridge. When Mr. Copenhaver reached the bridge he proceeded south. As we have indicated, one going south along the walk encounters a pillar when he has proceeded about


52 feet. The pillar partially obstructs the sidewalk.
Following his injury the decedent lay upon the pavement about halfway between the front and rear right wheels of the trailer. The bicycle was on top of him. A pool of blood, twelve inches in diameter and adjacent to the decedent's head, was four feet, three inches east of the west curb and 52 feet south of the north end of the bridge. Police officers, who came upon the scene immediately following the mishap, examined the bicycle and defendant's vehicle but found no marks of any kind upon either. The bicycle was entirely free from injury. The impact broke Copenhaver's left leg, injured his left shoulder and, seemingly, fractured his skull.
The defendant testified that as his vehicle approached the bridge hesaw the decedent "coming on to the sidewalk out of this auto court." Going on, he said that when he started to pass the decedent the latter was riding upon the sidewalk. The defendant's wife, who was with him in the cab of the truck, swore that when she first observed Mr. Copenhaver "he was on the sidewalk between the end of the bridge and those pillars." William E. Maddox, a witness for the defendant, saw Mr. Copenhaver riding his bicycle out of the auto court grounds toward the sidewalk and also saw him when he was near the pillar which we have described. Referring to decedent's bicycle, he *669 testified: "I couldn't say whether it was on the sidewalk or whether it was on the street." Ruth


Maddox was with her husband, but if she recalled whether the decedent was riding upon the sidewalk or the roadway she did not mention the fact. Hugh Gillemwater, a witness called by the plaintiff, saw the decedent an instant before the impact. He swore that the bicycle at that time was "two feet from the west curb." We believe that he meant two feet east of the west curb. The foregoing are all of the persons who saw the decedent riding the bicycle upon the bridge. It will be observed that the defendant and his wife placed him upon the sidewalk at the moment when the truck reached him. Mr. Maddox was not certain whether the decedent was upon the sidewalk or the roadway. His wife gave nothe decedent lay "a good couple of feet to the right of the trailer." He was then asked, and answered, as follows:
"Q. A good couple of feet?
"A. Yes; possibly three.
"Q. For the benefit of the jury, would you say that that three feet would be a fair estimate of the distance?
"A. I would say yes."
Referring to the position of the truck with its attached trailer, the witness testified:
"The truck was in somewhat of a jackknifed position, as if the man might have swerved in order to miss."
According to him, the left rear wheel of the truck and the left front wheel of the trailer "were definitely over the center line" of the roadway; that is, to the east of the center line. The left front wheel of the


truck and the left rear wheel of the trailer were approximately on the center line. He swore that the truck had swerved so far to the left that it blocked traffic that wished to move north. His exact words were: "We didn't feel it was safe for traffic to pass on *671 that side of the bridge; it was too close". It will be recalled that the roadway was 27 feet wide; one-half of 27 is 13 1/2. It will also be recalled that the truck was slightly less than eight feet wide.
Six persons who testified were present when the fatal accident occurred. Two of them were called as witnesses by the plaintiff and the other four, including the defendant and his wife, were called by the defendant.Their testimony is comparatively free from conflict, and we shall now review it.
Edward Kienstra was the driver of a car immediately to the rear of the defendant's truck. He saw neither Mr. Copenhaver nor his bicycle before he observed him lying upon the pavement after the fatal impact. He stopped his car when Hugh Gillemwater, who was with him in his car, cried out. In a preceding paragraph we mentioned Mr. Gillemwater. The latter saw the impact. Kienstra, like Grimmer, described the jackknife position of the truck and trailer. According to him, "if the trailer continued on its course the rear wheels would have also got him." He did not think that the truck and the trailer rendered it impossible for traffic on the other side of the


truck was ahead of us, and he had already started onto the bridge, onto the approach of the bridge, and he turned out to pass this cyclist, and then this thing happened. He stopped and we stopped * * *."
Mr. Gillemwater saw Mr. Copenhaver "just for an instant" before the impact. He explained:
"I really didn't see what happened. It was one instant the man was riding the bicycle, the next minute he was on the ground. It was that fast, that I didn't even see it."
According to him, "the truck stopped immediately" following the impact. He could not recall the distance that Mr. Copenhaver lay from the right side of the trailer. His description of the position of the truck and trailer upon the roadway was virtually thesame as Grimmer's; that is, they had assumed a jackknife form. The left rear wheel of the truck and the left front wheel of the trailer, so he swore, were over the center line. The vehicle "was entering back into the right-hand lane," according to him. We quote again from his direct examination:
"Q. The bicycle was already on the bridge when you first saw it?
"A. Yes.
"Q. Where was he traveling, where was the bicycle traveling with reference to the west curb of the bridge?
"A. He was fairly near the west curb of the bridge."
*673 At that point some colloquy occurred between counsel which terminated with the following question of the presiding judge:
"Are you able to state where the bicycle was with reference to the west curb of the


truck was near the pillar which we have mentioned he heard a scream, swerved to the left and immediately stopped the truck. Upon dismounting he noticed, so he testified, that his truck was so far over on the left side that there was not enough room for traffic to pass in the opposite direction. *675 Although he had not seen the impact, he testified: "I am satisfied it was the right front wheel of the trailer" against which the decedent fell.
The defendant's wife, who was in the cab of the truck to the right of her husband, testified that the bicycle was upon the sidewalk when she observed it. As the truck approached the bicycle she looked at Mr. Copenhaver and also observed him when he fell. Herphrases were: "He was falling the last time I saw him," and "We were clear past him when he fell." She did not see the impact. According to her, her husband drove the truck "as close to the center line as he could get it."
William Maddox, whom we have mentioned, testified that he first observed Mr. Copenhaver when he was riding his bicycle out of the auto court. Presently Mr. Maddox and his wife walked ahead and were near the pillar when the clash occurred. We now quote from his testimony:
"We heard the brakes of a truck sound, and at that time I whirled and saw this man fall and hit his head against the tires of the truck on the pavement."
Going on, he testified:
"He was falling toward


defendant. Next, Mr. Gillemwater, the witness for the plaintiff whose eyes were upon the scene when death struck, testified that the defendant's vehicle was about four feet from the bicycle when the rider fell. In addition to adding that "there appeared to be plenty of room," he swore that he could not discern the cause of the fall and did not know how the decedent "got under the truck." Mr. Maddox, who did not turn to the fatal scene until he heard a noise, gave testimony, quoted upon a preceding page, indicating that when the bicycle was two or three feet from the truck its *679 rider fell headfirst against one of the tires. His wife gave testimony to like effect. As previously said, all of that evidencein attributing to the bicycle a wobbly movement, but he swore that it was upon the sidewalk of the bridge when he observed it. The defendant's wife, as we have mentioned, also testified that the decedent was riding upon the sidewalk when the defendant's vehicle started to overtake it. If Mr. Copenhaver was upon the sidewalk, he was in a place where it would have been natural for him to be. Very likely *681 every bicyclist who gave heed to his safety and who was not aware that the pillars ahead partially obstructed the sidewalk would choose the safety of the sidewalk in preference to the dangers of the road. It is plain that the decedent was in the roadway when the impact occurred; however, Mr. Gillemwater was


the only person who saw him riding there. His observation was confined to the brief interval of an instant. It is altogether possible that the decedent was riding upon the sidewalk when the defendant observed him and yet was in the roadway a moment or so later when Mr. Gillemwater noticed him. The obstructing pillar may have caused the decedent to transfer to the road. Giving effect, as we feel we must, to the defendant's testimony that Mr. Copenhaver was on the sidewalk when he (defendant) noticed the uncertain movement of the bicycle, we cannot say that he saw anything in the decedent's movement that cautioned him to provide for the bicycle an unusual amount of space.
3. The record does not disclose the cause of Mr. Copenhaver's fallclick to enlarge Courtesy photo

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He notes that on Sept. 10 Edmonds used LinkedIn to message former WSU Chinese student association member Peifing Li to inquire about the funding source. Documents show that Li responded on Sept. 12 and informed Edmonds that one of Foster's companies paid for the trip. Edmonds claims that she didn't see the response until after she returned from the trip.

Plato writes that that's unlikely because Edmonds was anticipating a response and receives emails on her phone. He also notes that a Sept. 13 FOIA request for emails related to the China trip obligated her to look at all her email accounts. She provided emails relating to the trip to the city's FOIA director, but claims she never checked her LinkedIn account


of Amy Foster and the International Village in the funding of the China trip. Furthermore, she failed to disclose important matters such as the fact that she drafted the scholarship letter and sent it to Amy Foster for use. There are also several inconsistencies in her testimony leading to her lack of credibility. It is our opinion that Ms. Ernat either knew of the intimate involvement of Amy Foster in financing this trip to China or she turned a blind eye toward what was occurring. At best, she was negligent in carrying out her duties and, at worst, she was directly involved in assisting Amy Foster

in her actions.

It is further our opinion that probable cause has been shown for a potential violation of the common law charge ofCity council will have to decide whether to turn information over to the Washtenaw County Prosecuting Attorney Brian Mackie would have to pursue charges.The scandal surfaced after Foster proposed in May a $300 million project she initially billed as a "Chinatown" but later rebranded as "International Village." The mixed-use development would have been built on 28 acres of vacant city-owned land called Water Street that's adjacent to downtown Ypsilanti, and it would have largely catered to wealthy Chinese students.As part of the proposal, Foster suggested on May 23 flying city officials to Beijing later in the year to learn about Chinese culture and see the type of architecture that would be replicated in Ypsilanti. On May 24, Ypsilanti City Attorney John Barr told city officials that it would


Q:

Moshe killing the Egyptian

The Torah says “And it was in those days that Moshe grew up and went out to his brothers and saw their burdens. He saw an Egyptian man strike a Hebrew man, (one) of his brethren. (Moshe) turned this way and that way and when he saw that no man (was watching), He smote the Egyptian and hid (his body) in the sand” (2:11-12).
Rashi Shemot 2:13-15 says that Datan and Aviram snitched to Pharaoh about what Moshe had done.
How could Datan and Aviram have seen the incident if Moshe was sure no one had seen him kill the Egyptian taskmaster?

A:

There is argument among the commentaries about exactly what happened. Some say (like Rashi on verse 14) that Moshe killed the Egyptian by saying thesacred name of God. Others (like the Ibn Ezra on verse 12) say that this is patently wrong and Moshe hit the Egyptian with a stone. The Ramban on verse 14 walks a middle route saying that Moshe might have outstretched his hand when he recited a curse which killed the man and the others might have seen the outstretched hand and (though Moshe figured they would not have connected that with the killing because he simply stretched his hand) jumped to the conclusion that he hit the Egyptian, or that others saw him bury the body and figured that he had the intent to kill and buried the body so that's enough proof.
There is also the explanation that "there was no man" (in Rashi on verse 12)


that it wasn't that there was "no man watching" but that there would be no sufficient man who would have descended from this particular Egyptian so killing him was acceptable.

A:

According to the medrash rabba 1: 28 the man getting beaten was in fact Dassan the husband of the woman who was tricked. The Radal there #41 wants to amend the text to say she was the sister of Dassan, but either way, he had personal knowledge of what transpired, and turned around and slandered Moshe, the man who saved him, or his relative.
See there also #29 when the Torah says that Moshe buried the mitzri in sand, it means the Jews who are compared to sand, and there was noone there besides Yisraelim so he told them youan expert on the Asian teams by any means but I have done the research so you don’t have to!

The teams from the West were announced in the middle of September. One European and one North American team were invited to compete, with Rogue chosen to represent Europe and NRG chosen to represent North America. EnVyUs were originally approached as the European representative but could not attend due to visa issues.

Two teams from Korea and two from Japan were also invited: Afreeca Freecs Blue and Lunatic-hai from Korea, with DeToNator and Unsold Stuff Gaming Iridata from Japan.

As the event is based in China, six places in the APAC Premier were reserved for the home talent. A large qualification tournament recently concluded to whittle down the home competition to


the country’s finest, which in order of seed is: Skadi’s Gift, VICI Gaming, All Strike Gaming, iG.Fire, NGA Club, and Snake eSports.

Tournament Format

The groups will be run GSL-style, with the top two advancing from each group. To fill the last two spots in the eight-team single-elimination playoff, all three teams who finish 3rd in their group will play a round-robin qualifier. This means that only the last place teams in each group will be automatically eliminated, along with one team that is the worst of the third-place finishers.

The single-elimination playoff will use seeding from the group stage, and matches teams up in best-of-five games with a best-of-seven final to determine the overall champion of the APAC Premier. Games are scheduled from the 6th to the 16th of October,Shimada Cup and the JCG Master, while Afreeca Freecs Blue are contending the title of the top Korean side. AF.Blue have some excellent results in international competitions - 1st in both Bamboo Cups, 1st in the Nexus Cup: Recall #1, 2nd in the China-Korea Megagame to their sister team, and 2nd in the Nexus Cup: Recall #2. Their only losses to Chinese teams have been to the NGA Club side that joins them in the group.

NGA have been around for a long time in Overwatch and were a powerhouse of the Chinese scene. They appear to have dropped off a little recently, possibly due to meta changes, and find themselves in 5th/6th seed for this tournament despite obviously containing a ton of talent. They are joined by All


While largely unknown today, many consider Msgr. Joseph Clifford Fenton as the greatest theologian the United States has ever produced. In the mid-20th century, he was a huge figure within the American Church, editing the premiere theological journal of the country and doing battle with the forces of modernism which were already becoming more and more bold in their efforts to redefine the Faith according to the “synthesis of all heresies” which they held.

Some of Fenton’s most pointed battles were against Fr. John Courtney Murray, SJ, a favorite of the Kennedy clan and the man who many consider to be the father of the Church’s post-conciliar ecumenical ethos. Murray was especially influential in developing the Vatican II document Dignitatis Humanae, which discusses matters such as religious liberty andthe necessity of the Church for salvation in truly unprecedented ways. Unfortunately for the Church and millions of souls, while many observers felt that Fenton had clearly defeated Murray in their numerous theological engagements in the Catholic press, it was Murray whose influence was far more decisive at Vatican II. Once the Council turned decisively towards revolutionary sentiments in the first session, casting aside the years of previous work in the various schema that had been produced before the Council, and which had been championed by Cardinal Ottaviani and his staff of peritus (including Msgr. Fenton), Fenton’s influence on the Council waned as dramatically as did that of the deliberately publicly humiliated Ottaviani.

At any rate, the principle point of disagreement between Fenton and Murray, among others, was on


its implementation in a general reinstitution of classical scholastic theology. The following excerpts come from The Church of Christ: A Collection of Essays by Msgr. Joseph Clifford Fenton, pp. 299-301. I add my own comments:

The anti-Catholic agitators are continually charging that Catholics are striving to do away with freedom of religion in the United States. [As for me, guilty as charged.] In answering these men, some of our less skillful apologists [what a nice dig at Murray!] become so confused that they actually give the impression that Catholics are completely and absolutely satisfied with the situation here in the United States today, that we believe it to be the best that many of our fellow citizens should remain as they are, apart from Our Lord, from His Church,to the upper middle class in this country for generations.

Yet, there are fewer and fewer reasons to obtain degrees of exponentially increasing cost. There are sources of learning available anywhere in the world today that were unimaginable when I was of college age. The college experience is increasingly dangerous for souls. I just had the lamentable tale related to me a few days ago of a father whose daughter was totally lost in the sexular pagan leftist zeitgeist, a zeitgeist she absorbed while a student at Oklahoma University, of all places. There are very few intellectually and morally “safe” colleges. I strongly recommend children either go to a college they can attend while living at home, or living with family that can be trusted implicitly.

Lots of factors. Lots


so egregious, and then took steps to mobilize the faithful in resistance.

Unfortunately, the Vatican kept this event intentionally buried, never publicizing it on any of their PR arms (newspaper, radio, website, etc). It had to be found on the website of the tiny Anglican community in Rome. Thus, it was found out late, when there was very little time to mobilize opposition, which I am quite certain was why it was so little publicized. Nevertheless, efforts were made to stop the event, which did, however, go on.

Two videos below, one explaining the event and how it ties in with the overhaul of ecumania occurring under the pontificate of Francis – especially in this both great and dark anniversary year of 2017 – and the other featuring Chris Ferrara,signs, and transported their tifo back to storage. Over 12 hours after the tifo crew first arrived at the stadium, they headed home. Across the league there were wins and losses, but the overall consensus was that the NWSL’s opening weekend was a success. Meanwhile casual and hard-core supporters alike, took to social media or met at their local pub. Coming together to rehash the best and worst moments of the matches, and above all, to enjoy the camaraderie of their soccer family.

See below for more information on these groups:

DC Spirit Squadron (Washington Spirit): Twitter Facebook Website

Boston Armada (Boston Breakers): Twitter Facebook Website

Cloud 9 (Sky Blue FC): Twitter Facebook Website

The Crown (Orlando Pride): Twitter Facebook Website

Chicago Local 134 (Chicago Red Stars): Twitter Facebook Website

KC Blue Crew (FC Kansas


According to worldometers, there are currently 1,995,537 cases of COVID-19 and over 126,500 deaths. The USA is on top according to the report of COVID-19 country-wise, with over 611,745 cases and 25,900 deaths. It continues to grow, the epi-center is New york with over 202,000 cases.

Most of the countries are under lock down, and people are advised to take precautions and avoid going out without any major reason.

Trump and World Health Organization

The US president, Trump, blames World Health Organization for the pandemic in the USA. Trump declared WHO “china-centric” and is suspicious that they are hiding information.

According to trump:

World Health Organization failed in its basic duty and it must be held accountable

The question arises, Why Trump blames WHO? It was the World Health Organization that said there is(format)

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76 N.Y.2d 946 (1990)
In the Matter of General Electric Company, Appellant,
v.
New York State Department of Labor et al., Respondents.
Court of Appeals of the State of New York.
Argued October 16, 1990.
Decided November 15, 1990.
James S. Frank, Virgil B. Day, Marc S. Wenger and Neil A. Capobianco for appellant.
Robert Abrams, Attorney-General (M. Patricia Smith, O. Peter Sherwood, Peter H. Schiff and Jane Lauer Barker of counsel), for respondents.
Concur: Judges KAYE, ALEXANDER, TITONE, HANCOCK, JR., and BELLACOSA. Taking no part: Chief Judge WACHTLER and Judge SIMONS.
Order affirmed, with costs, for the reasons stated in the opinion by Justice T. Paul Kane at the Appellate Division (154 AD2d 117).
IgA associated lymphoplasmacytic tumor involving the conjunctiva, eyelid, and orbit.
A 65-year-old white man had an unusual disseminated lymphoid tumor that first appeared in the subconjunctival tissues of the right eye. The tumor later appeared in the skin, lymph nodes, and left upper eyelid and orbit. A monoclonal serum IgA spike was present although the urine did not contain Bence Jones proteins. The cells of the tumor appeared to be plasmacytoid lymphocytes. Prominent intranuclear inclusions, or Dutcher bodies, were present. Throughtout the 11-year history, the patient has been treated only with local excision and radiation.


"Democrats opposed the 13th Amendment, the 14th Amendment, the 15th Amendment."

PolitiFact: "It's accurate that Democrats opposed the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments. ... Historians we spoke to said the majority of Reconstruction-era Democrats did, in fact, oppose these three amendments. Republicans led the way each time."

Game to Elder.

No. 2. Elder: "Democrats founded the KKK."

PolitiFact: "Many southern whites during the 1860s and 1870s were, in fact, Democrats, and some joined the Ku Klux Klan. But there's no evidence that the group was founded by the Democratic Party. ... 'The men who started the Klan were southerners and almost certainly voted Democrat, but that's a far cry from the claim that the party set up the organization,' (Princeton historian Kevin Kruse) said."

Note that I never said "the Democratic Party" foundedthis duo in Berlin, and it’s stunning in person, but you can get a feel for Robert working live even in the stream. See also Tarik Barri talking about how he does visuals and works with Jitter, at top, courtesy the fine folks of Cycling ’74. Have a listen, have a look, and then get your Google ready for all the artists Gina scopes out below. -PK

Every year, Stanford University’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) puts on Modulations, a concert showcasing some of the best music that comes out of the CCRMA community.

The night was rich with electronic music both danceable and cerebral, and gorgeous visuals were supplied by Mary Franck and Tarik Barri. Visiting professor Robert Henke headlined the event this year, playing


under his moniker monolake, with long-time collaborator Tarik Barri manipulating visuals live. Henke is teaching a class at Stanford on composition called “Sound, Structure, and Machines“, while Barri is working with Atoms for Peace.

Carr Wilkerson has put on Modulations since its first year at CCRMA in 2007. The first Modulations was actually in New Orleans and a concert for electronic musicians at Tulane University.

Photo from the 2005 Modulations in New Orleans, LA. Source: Carr Wilkerson

The vision for Modulations at CCRMA was similar: break out of the ivory tower of academia, and connect with the community at large. CCRMA holds many concerts throughout the year, open to the public and usually well-attended, but always on campus either at the program’s building (which, to be fair, is pretty killer) orat the new Bing Auditorium. Modulations is the only event thrown by CCRMA in San Francisco, a city whose music technology community is rapidly growing in many directions.

This was the first year that Modulations ran for 2 nights, April 6 and 7 at Broadway Studios in North Beach, San Francisco. Previously it was held at CELLspace in the Mission District, as well as the Compound and SOMArts. CELLspace recently closed its doors but will reopen as Inner Mission SF.

Both Saturday and Sunday were structured to flow from more ambient, avant-garde computer music to modern live electronica. Kurt James Werner’s piece “First Cyclical Redundancy Check” explored glitches both visual and auditory. He used a technique I call “meta-Jittering” to produce his visual effects, using Jitter functions on the Max


patch and MATLAB script GUIs themselves.

Kurt James Werner plays his MATLAB + Max/MSP + Jitter creation. Source: Gina Collecchia

He played on a home-brewed circuit bent Yamaha PSS-270 with some samples from his 2012 album Schism Method.

RVNG artist and PhD candidate Holly Herndon performed with a huge range of live vocal processing techniques for her set, featuring works from her new album, Movement.

Holly Herndon performs with live vocals at Modulations.

Luke Dahl played a live set alongside industrial animations by Mary Franck.

monolake closed the night both Saturday and Sunday, performing Ghosts. He played a large part in prescribing the speaker configuration at Modulations, featuring a large, 4-channel Meyer sound system for the front of house, an 8.6-channel circular configuration of speakers hanging above the stage (adding spatialization via Ambisonics), andCongo (Leopoldville)[+], Cyprus, Dahomey[+], Gabon, Ivory Coast[+], Malagasy Republic[+], Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Togo, Upper Volta[+]

1961 104 Members

Mauritania, Mongolia, Sierra Leone, Tanganyika[+]

1962 110 Members

Algeria, Burundi, Jamaica, Rwanda, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda

1963 113 Members

Kenya, Kuwait, Zanzibar[+]

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Malawi, Malta, Zambia

1965 117 Members

The Gambia, Maldive Islands, Singapore[+]

1966 122 Members

Barbados, Botswana, Guyana, Lesotho

1967 123 Members

Yemen[+]

1968 126 Members

Equatorial Guinea, Mauritius, Swaziland

1970 127 Members

Fiji

1971 132 Members

Bahrain, Bhutan, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates

1973 135 Members

Bahamas, Federal Republic of Germany[+], German Democratic Republic[+]

1974 138 Members

Bangladesh, Grenada, Guinea-Bissau

1975 144 Members

Cape Verde, Comoros, Mozambique, Papua New Guinea, Sao Tome and Principe, Suriname

1976 147 Members

Angola, Samoa, Seychelles

1977 149 Members

Djibouti, Viet Nam

1978 151 Members

Dominica, Solomon Islands

1979 152 Members

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Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Korea

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Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina[+], Croatia[+], Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Moldova, San Marino, Slovenia[+], Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

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Andorra, Czech Republic[+], Eritrea, Monaco, Slovakia[+], The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia[+]

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Palau

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Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga

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Federal Republic of Yugoslavia[+], Tuvalu

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Switzerland, Timor-Leste

2006 192 Members

Montenegro[+]

2011 193 Members

South Sudan[+]number in big cities is much higher. In Beijing, 28%
of consumers are thinking of taking a loan and 32% of those in
Shanghai are considering the same.

What do Chinese expect to take out loans for in the future? The
factors motivating future borrowing plans are somewhat
different from those who have applied for loans. Home loans and
business loans feature prominently among future borrowing
intentions, but consumer borrowing intentions also suggest
education and auto loans will become considerably more common in
the years to come.

In the 10 largest Chinese cities, 76% of respondents who will
apply for a loan in the future will probably take a loan to buy a
house. Auto loans are set to rise in urban China: 28% of urban
respondents who will apply for loans express an interest in taking
auto loans, as do 36%


in the top 10 cities and 43% in the top three
cities.

Raksha Arora is an associate consultant at The Gallup Organization. She earned a master's degree in business administration with a specialization in finance from The Stern School at New York University, and gained investment strategy and industry analysis experience while employed with two leading global financial services firms.

Slightly more Americans agree (52%) than disagree (45%) that the federal government is responsible for making sure all Americans have healthcare coverage. This balance of views is similar to last year.

Americans' daily self-reports of spending averaged $98 in November, up from $93 in October. The latest figure is the highest average recorded for the month of November since Gallup began tracking consumer spending in 2008.

Americans are now almost evenly split onAwful Records' Father threw two new songs up on his Soundcloud today, "Getaway" and the amusingly-titled "Please Stop Making Fake Versace." They're part of the Papicodone EP, and they came accompanied with a note from the rapper: "I'll be adding on to this EP periodically." "Getaway" works around a shifty, unpredictable beat, while "Please Stop Making Fake Versace" is classic Father, buzzing and vigorous. Stay tuned for more from the rapper in the near future.


Residents around found four dead bodies and the injured child lying next to the tracks (Representational)

A woman and three children died early on Sunday after being run over by a speeding train in Bihar's Jehanabad district, police said. Another child, a three-year-old girl, was seriously injured.

Residents around found four dead bodies and the injured child lying next to the tracks, somewhere between Jehanabad station and Karana halt, Government Railway Police (GRP) officer in-charge Krishna Kumar said.

The injured three-year-old was taken to the district sadar hospital, where the doctors referred her to Patna Medical College and Hospital, he said.

The identities of those killed in the incident could not be established so far, Mr Kumar said, adding that more details will be available in the case after a thorough investigation.two species (Rana muscosa and Rana sierrae) that inhabit high elevation aquatic habitats. Although historically abundant, these frogs have been extirpated from more than 92 percent of their geographic ranges, with many of the remaining populations depleted. Declines were first recognized during the 1970s and have accelerated markedly since the 1990s. The realization that these patterns would rapidly place these species at risk of extinction led to Endangered listings for both species under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. Mountain yellow-legged frogs in the Sierra Nevada occur between the headwaters of the Feather River and the headwaters of the Kern River. Rana sierrae occupies the northern and central Sierra Nevada south to the vicinity of Mather Pass (Fresno County), whereas Rana muscosa occupies the Sierra Nevada south of this


FRONT man for a barking mad fundamentalist Christian Ministry, which brings Christian punk rock to US public schools – and has strong ties with the Republican Party of Minnesota – has called on Americans to take a leaf out of the Islamists’ book and start threatening gays with death.

According to this report, Bradlee Dean, of the loopily-named You Can Run But You Cannot Hide ministry, said that Muslim calling for the execution of gays and lesbians are:

More moral than even the American Christians.

Ranting on a local radio station, Dean said:

Muslims are calling for the executions of homosexuals in America. This just shows you they themselves are upholding the laws that are even in the Bible of the Judeo-Christian God, but they seem to be more moral than evenCollege football: Lamar Jackson wins Maxwell Award for college player of the year

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – University of Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson was presented the 2016 Maxwell College Player of the Year award Thursday night during The Home Depot College Football Awards Show on ESPN.

Jackson, who received the 80th edition of the honor at the College Football Hall of Fame, guided the nation's top scoring offense at Louisville. He finished the regular season holding a number of ACC and school records. He tied an ACC mark with eight touchdowns in the season-opening win over Charlotte, including matching a school mark with six touchdown passes. Some of his other stats include:

The Pompano Beach, Fla., native, a Heisman finalist, was also named the 2016 Walter Camp Player of the Year, as


well as the Atlantic Coast Conference's Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year – in a vote by the league's 14 head coaches – earlier in the day.

Jackson has shattered Louisville's single-season record for rushing yards in a season, and his eight 100-yard rushing games also broke a school mark.

The 6-foot-3 signal-caller has passed for 3,390 yards and 30 touchdowns and is two scores shy of breaking Teddy Bridgewater's single-season mark. Jackson totaled a pair of 400-yard passing games this season, including a career-best 417 yards in a win on the road at Marshall on Sept. 24, and 411 yards in a victory at Syracuse on Sept. 9.

He amassed an ACC-record 610 total yards in a win over Syracuse, a game in which he cameOne reviewer considered the game to be sophisticated, however the other reviewer viewed the game's slow pace and graphics negatively. Despite the criticism, Ryall praised the real time element of the game and accessibility, saying that The Battle For Midway is up to "current standards". A reviewer of Amstrad Action praised the game's "accurate" reproduction of events and different levels of speed, however criticised the easy predictability of Japanese forces. A reviewer of Amtix stated that the game suffered from "average" graphics and "poor" sound, and also questioned the inclusion of the arcade sequences. A reviewer of Your 64 recommended The Battle for Midway for beginners to the genre, despite stating that it was "not a simple game". A reviewer of Commodore Horizons called it an "enthralling" game.

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for her. She's bought the package, it seems to be working for her, and she thinks this is going to bring her happiness.

But as the pictures go on the story unfolds, and her hardening, saddening, increasingly embittered face tells the tale. What she bought isn't what she was sold. It's working less and less for her.

But she's committed herself to it, and still believes that it's her only way. It still might deliver. Maybe she doesn't know another way.

It also makes you think, doesn't it, of what C. S. Lewis said? To wit:

"It is a serious thing to live in a society of possible gods and goddesses, to remember that the dullest and most uninteresting person you talk to may one day be a creature which, if youFrom Sonic Retro

E-102 γ, commonly known as Gamma, is an Eggman robot from the E-100 Series, and one of the six main playable characters in Sonic Adventure. A red and silver android with an impressive array of weaponry, Gamma turns against his creator Dr. Eggman over the course of the story, and is eventually destroyed in a climactic battle with his 'older brother', E-101 β.

His play style in Sonic Adventure is unique as it involves only shooting and reaching the target while the time dwindles down. Score depends on how long the aim button has been held down and when shot, time is added to the timer as a reward.

Being one of Dr. Robotnik's badniks (or "clunkers", as Sonic called him), gives Gamma various different modes of mechanical


search for Froggy, who now possesses Chaos' tail and a Chaos Emerald.

The E-Series go off to different places to find it, but Gamma finds it first in Emerald Coast. After obtaining Froggy, he is transported to the past by Tikal. He tries to obtain data on the environment, but can't identify it. He walks to the Emerald Shrine, where he finds Tikal and the Chao. Tikal initially stops E-102 to protect the Chao, but upon further inspection she sees that he's not there to harm them. She mentions the "loving and gentle presence" guarding the Chao, Chaos, and introduces her problems with her father.

E-102 reappears in the room where the Froggy search was announced. All the other E-Series are there with frogs, but none of them are Froggy.Eggman is very aggravated, but then sees Gamma has captured Froggy. He punishes the other E-Series by beaming them off the Egg Carrier. He then assigns Gamma to get Birdie from Amy in the Egg Carrier prison, then return to Eggman. On his way there, a rotating piece of the floor sends him through the wrong door. In this room, he finds parts of Beta strewn on the floor and mechanical arms making adjustments to his body. Gamma seems to be startled. He then goes to the prison to retrieve Birdie. After arguing with Amy to hand Birdie over, including a discussion about Gamma's lack of feelings, Birdie flies up to Gamma's face. Triggered by an unknown force, he releases Amy from the cell and hears her promise


that they can be friends.

Eggman, unaware of this betrayal, then orders Gamma over the intercom to pick up the Jet Booster, then head to the main rear deck. Upon arrival, he's ordered by Eggman, who has just taken the Chaos Emerald from Birdie, to fight Sonic. After defeating Sonic, Amy stands in his way, pleading with him not to finish him. Gamma stands down, then when the Egg Carrier begins to fall out of the sky, Amy talks again to Gamma, giving him an offer to leave Eggman and join them, then escapes with Tails. As Gamma escapes by hovering down to the Mystic Ruins, he deletes Eggman's data from his memory banks, marks him as an enemy, and embarks on a new mission to "save" his E-Seriesand explodes, freeing a pink bird from inside him, which flies up to the white bird. Amy, also on the Egg Carrier and trying to help them reunite, arrives with Birdie, are reunited, and all three fly off into the distance.

Other Appearances

Gamma was destroyed in the climax of his story in Sonic Adventure, limiting his scope for further appearances. Nevertheless:

In Sonic Shuffle, Gamma is an unlockable playable character, though he has no function in the game's story mode.

Robotnik would later use Gamma's design as a model for future creations. The E-1000 models in Sonic Adventure 2 are almost identical in appearance to Gamma, although they sport rocket launchers on both arms rather than just one.

A similar design homage to Gamma comes in Sonic Battle, where both the Guard


This 13-page cover feature was for the April 2013 issue of Silverkris, the inflight mag for Singapore Airlines. It's all about Beijing's zhong zhou xian - the central axis that takes in the Drum and Bell Towers, the Forbidden City, Coal Hill, most of the former Imperial City and a big swathe of the capital's most fascinating historic and cultural real estate.

Props to Shanghai-based photographer Charlie Xia who rode the rails up to Beijing to shoot some incredible pics for the article. Sad we didn't quite get to meet up and share a craft ale in Great Leap Brewing.Program

Centre for Peace, Non-Violence and Human Rights Osijek, Centre for Peace Studies, Civic Committee for Human Rights and Croatian Helsinki Committee decided to found Documenta – Centre for Dealing with the Past in an attempt to encourage the process of dealing with the past and establishing factual truth about the war and to contribute to shifting of the discussion from the level of dispute over facts (the number of killed people, etc.) towards a dialogue on interpretations.

The key reason for making this attempt was the silence about and falsification of war crimes and other war-related events in the period from 1941 to 2000, which has influenced the recent past of Yugoslavia, as well as post-Yugoslav societies.

Documenta's programs are:

1. Public dialogue and public policiesDeepening and intensifying of public dialogue


                          Plaintiff - Appellant,

          versus

GEORGE E. CURRIE; MICHAEL A. MUNNS,

                                           Defendants - Appellees.

Appeal from the United States District Court for the Eastern
District of North Carolina, at Raleigh.   Malcolm J. Howard,
District Judge. (CA-04-373-CT)

Submitted:   November 18, 2004         Decided:    The very best books about sport go beyond on-field events, beyond specific teams and tournaments. They go beyond the sport itself, transcending genre to reach something deeper.

The books below are about soccer, yes, but they are about so much more than that. They are about revolution, politics, religion, class warfare, violence, and obsession, and they are about a love affair that consumes millions of people across the globe—a love affair that brings them together and tears them apart.

By Joe McGuiness

On the surface, this is a book about an unknown Italian soccer team struggling in the lower divisions of the Italian leagues. Beneath the surface, Joe McGuiniss’s book is a warm and enchanting blend of anthropology, travel writing, and personal memoir. McGuiness, an American, spends a season in the


remote Italian village of Castel di Sangro and falls in love with the place and its people. He travels with the local team to remote villages and grand cities as they attempt to navigate the dizzy heights of Italian soccer’s second tier, and along the way brings to life parts of Italy that many readers will never have heard of. The result is a gloriously funny book, full of endearing and warm characters, that has likely inspired many a vacation to the remote villages of the Italian countryside.

By Nick Hornby

Easily the most accessible and universally appealing book on this list, Fever Pitch is a personal memoir that takes the reader deep inside English soccer culture. An obsessive Arsenal fan, Nick Hornby writes with an everyman appeal as heits own in the world of fiction.

By Ronald Reng

Robert Enke was one of the leading lights of German soccer—a goalkeeper enjoying an illustrious career at some of Europe’s top clubs, and on the verge of representing his country at the 2010 World Cup—when he stepped in front of a train and abruptly ended his own life. Ronald Reng, a close friend and writer, pieces together his friend’s life and tries to find meaning in his death. A Life Too Short gives us a window into the internal struggles of a public figure dealing with the invisible forces of depression. It’s a touching and warm tribute to a complicated human being, a fascinating biography, and a reminder that the same human frailties and challenges lurk in the lives of


the most accomplished among us.

By Pele, Brian Winter

The story of not just the greatest icon the game of soccer has ever known, but of one of the great iconic figures of the modern world. Pele is a transcendent figure and has been an ambassador for the sport of soccer, as well as the Brazilian people, for much of his life. In Why Soccer Matters, Pele not only tells the story of his own humble upbringing and inspiring career, but of his people, his culture, and his belief in the unifying power of the game. Along the way, he makes a valid case for soccer as a vehicle for social change, citing examples from his own life and his country’s storied past, as well as looking ahead to itsscones, cooked right before your eyes. Samples and recipes available to share them with those you love.

Scarborough Museum is set along the walking trails of beautiful Thomson Memorial Park, once the farm fields of Scarborough’s first settlers and now a popular heritage community. The museum shows the history and development of Scarborough from its founding and early settlement to its growth and emergence as a major suburb in the 20th century. The site and its gardens are situated on property first granted to David and Mary Thomson, who settled in Scarborough in the late 1790s.

Join us for songs, art and hands on activities as we embrace all things winter related in the Children’s Garden.
This unique program and dynamic space requires parents and guardians to supervise their children while


his conduct. In addition, although defendant had no previous juvenile or adult convictions, he had been dealing drugs since November 1989, by purchasing drugs in large amounts in Chicago and selling them to 13 street-level dealers who distributed them further. He also sold drugs between the time of his arrest in March 1991 and his later arrest on July 8, 1991. Defendant *103 also indicated to police on the day of his arrest that he owned five vehicles, some of which were paid for with drug and gambling profits. The police also found $2,200 in cash at defendant's home the day of his arrest. This is not a portrayal of one who is dealing drugs merely to pay for necessities.
Defendant contends his statement to the trial judge suggestshe was unlikely to commit another crime. He also cooperated with police officials after his arrest. However, these considerations are not controlling. The trial judge balanced all relevant factors. His statement to the trial judge was made only after he was apprehended for dealing sizeable quantities of cocaine. His argument the 10-year prison term will endanger his physical health is not supported by the record, which indicates his condition of Hodgkin's disease is in remission. Furthermore, as the State notes, there is no evidence that imprisonment would adversely effect his condition.
Defendant's argument the trial judge did not properly consider his rehabilitation potential also fails. The judge indicated he considered each of the mitigating factors. However, he also considered the extent of defendant's involvement in the sale and distribution


Deanne Foley

Deanne Catherine Foley is a Canadian director, writer and producer. She has directed both narrative and documentary films of feature and short length. Her films often centre around flawed female leads and are usually filmed in Atlantic Canada. She has also worked in the television industry, directing episodes for a variety of series. She is best known for her films Beat Down and Relative Happiness, which both received a number of awards, as well as exposure at a number of higher profile film festivals.

Biography

Foley was born and raised in St. John’s, Newfoundland during the 1970s. She received her Bachelor of Arts in English in 1995 from the Memorial University of Newfoundland. During her university years, she became interested in becoming a filmmaker after attending the St. John’sIn support of its motion, the defendant contends that venue does not lie in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and that, even if venue does lie in this District, the District Court in Puerto Rico is a more convenient forum.
This suit arose out of Trinity Caribbean's purchase from defendant of a former United States Navy destroyer which was sold to the defendant by the government. The contract between Trinity and Andy International for the purchase and sale of the destroyer was executed and signed in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where the vessel was then located and where it is still located. Trinity Caribbean began scrapping the destroyer in Puerto Rico. None of the negotiations or communications preceding or following the sale of the destroyer occurred in Pennsylvania. It


which it is incorporated or licensed to do business or is doing business, and such judicial district shall be regarded as the residence of such corporation for venue purposes.
Neither of the plaintiff corporations nor the defendant corporation is incorporated or licensed to do business in this District. It is admitted that the plaintiff corporations are not "doing business" in this District. We must therefore determine whether the defendant is "doing business" in this District within the meaning of those words as used in § 1391(c).
*968 In the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, "doing business" within the meaning of § 1391(c) is not coextensive with the "minimum contacts" definition of "doing business" in connection with service of process which has developed in the wake of International Shoe Co. v. Statebeing fueled by dry chaparral and grass in coastal canyons about 20 miles (32 km) northwest of the affluent city of Santa Barbara.

“Now is the time to gather your family members, pets and important documents in case you need to leave quickly,” the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office warned people living in areas threatened by the fire.

The fire broke out on Wednesday and has been expanding since then. Possible sundowner winds are on tap for Saturday that could fan the flames and temperatures were set to top 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8 degrees Celsius) over the weekend.

The fire is one of a series of blazes in western and southwestern states brought about by high temperatures and a prolonged dry spell. One of the largest has been southeast of Albuquerque, New


SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JULY 16: Fans of the Netherlands celebrate during the Women's Hockey Champions Trophy match between the Netherlands and Argentina at Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre on July 16, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)Trump says he is weighing Putin invitation to Russia parade

President Donald Trump pulls a girl out of the audience for a photograph on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, before boarding Marine One for a short trip to Andrews Air Force Base, Md. and then on to Georgia to meet with supporters. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

President Donald Trump pulls a girl out of the audience for a photograph on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, before boarding Marine One for a short trip to Andrews Air Force Base, Md. and then on to Georgia to meet with supporters. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he’s weighing an invitation from Russian President Vladimir


scientist. I am one of the few, and possibly the only, non-scientist to be made a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society (AMS). And I have been honored by the AMS separately for ‘outstanding, highly principled leadership of the American weather industry over five decades and fostering strong cooperation between private sector and government weather services.’ (emphasis added).”

Scott Kelly Reveals Russian Spacewalk Mishap

In his book “Endurance: A Year in Space, A Lifetime of Discovery,” former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly tells the story of a Russian spacewalk that could have ended very badly. The incident does not appear to have been publicly disclosed previously.

Kelly spent 340 days aboard the International Space Station (ISS) from 2015-2016 on a so-called “year-in-space” mission. It was his second long duration stint aboard ISS,October202013

Paris, 21 October 2013 — After more than four years of secret negotiations, the text of the Canada-Europe trade agreement, CETA, reached agreement in principle during a meeting between José Barroso, the President of the European Commission, and Stefen Harper, the Canadian Prime Minister. While waiting for evidence to ensure that CETA does not contain measures endangering our freedoms online, citizens and MEPs should be ready to reject this trade agreement.

Karel De Gutch

As was the case in the negotiations of ACTA and today in those of TAFTA, the negotiations of CETA, the Canada-Europe trade agreement, were conducted behind closed doors, between 2009 and 2013, by a small group of individuals led by Karel De Gucht1 for Europe and Ed Fast2 for Canada. Despite repeated requests from both European


trade agreement be frozen. In a context where EU officials are being spied upon by US counterparts, this upcoming “super-ACTA” will be born with very little legitimacy.

It has been one year to the day since a massive, global and decentralized citizen movement helped defeat ACTA, (the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement), a historic victory against governments attempting to attack our fundamental rights online.

Today the European Parliament adopted a resolution about PRISM and the massive, generalized surveillance programs of the NSA, in the wake of the recent revelations about the spying of all EU officials by the USA.

The Parliament failed to adopt amendments calling for the postponing of the negotiations of the Trans-Atlantic Free Trade Agreement or TAFTA (also known as TTIP1). As the EU Commission – whose representative in chargeLa Quadrature du Net calls on MEPs to exclude from the upcoming TAFTA any provisions related to patents, copyright, trademarks, trade secrets, or other forms of so-called “intellectual property” rights. To this effect, La Quadrature du Net publishes a voting list for the key amendments.

On 28 November 2011, the European Union and United States set up a high-level working group on growth and jobs, aiming at finding accurate solutions to the economical crisis. On 13 February 2013, the final report – which resulted from a year-long consultation of key industrial players – stressed the need for a Trans-Atlantic Free Trade Agreement (TAFTA). Barely 10 months have passed since the MEPs supported by European citizens and civil society organisations voted to unconditionally reject ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement. At


the time, civil society groups and citizens across Europe called for more openness and transparency. A call that still needs to be heard today, in the context of new trade talks.

No transparency on pre-negotiation and negotiation texts means no guarantees for the European citizens. In 2010, the EU Ombudsman1underlined that citizens had to be informed about ACTA. Citizens should be informed of any provision which could infringe their fundamental rights, especially freedom of speech, the right to a fair trial and access to knowledge.

The decision-making process on TAFTA is still in its infancy. On Thursday, the European Parliament will vote to mandate the EU Commission to lead negotiations with the United States. The Council decision is expected before the summer break.

In order for the European Parliament to sendof page buffers. After the contents of the second group of page buffers is outputted to the external, one half of the second page of memory cells will also have been read and stored in the first group of page buffers. As the reading of the first group of page buffers commences, the reading of the second half of the second page of memory cells commences and is stored in the second group of page buffers. This alternation of reading one half of a page of memory cells and storing the data into one of the groups of page buffers, while the contents of the other group of page buffers is read out continues.
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lifestyles Hank Ebert of Nisswa is a veteran, athlete, fishing guide and volunteer with a passion for being on the water, catching fish and meeting people. Hank was born in Minneapolis, and after he got out of high school in 1966, he joined the Navy. “I spent four years in the Navy and ended up in a helicopter...
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Hank Ebert of Nisswa is a veteran, athlete, fishing guide and volunteer with a passion for being on the water, catching fish and meeting people.

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Hank was born in Minneapolis, and after he got out of high school in 1966, he joined the Navy.

“I spent four years in the Navy and ended up in a helicopter search and rescue squadron,” Hank said. In the squadron he was a combat rescue swimmer.

In1970, shortly after he got out of the Navy, Hank was injured in a motorcycle-car accident. Hank was riding his Harley-Davidson when he was hit by a drunk driver. The accident left him paralyzed from the waist down.

The accident didn’t stop Hank. He then went to college for about four years.

“When I got tired of that, I moved up here and became a fishing guide. Marv Koep hired me, and I became a member of his famous Nisswa Guides League,” Hank said.

Hank has been a fishing guide for the past 37 years.

“I enjoy being on the water, I enjoy catching fish and I enjoy meeting new people,” he said.

North Long, Gull, Round and Whitefish lakes are the best fishing lakes in the area, Hank said.

“Around here we have


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on, Patriots fans were more confident than ever that nobody had anything, DeflateGate was all for naught, and some sort of announcement confirming it to be so would eventually spew forth from Roger Goodell's dry, wormy lips. Then The Wells Report was released, all 243 pages of it, and the words "more probable than not" suddenly found a whole new definition: 100% guilty and then some. Media reports of New England's filthy deceit dominated the internet. Tom Brady, once seen as the Golden Boy of the NFL, the man who has always been nothing but squeaky clean, was now a piece of trash. The Patriots were once again cheaters, and much of the world rejoiced. What's more, much of the world didn't waste any time making its opinionsgames, two draft picks, $1 million. Jaws dropped. The rest of the AFC East popped champagne. The anti-Patriots crowd rejoiced. The stiffest penalty in the history of the NFL, all over more probable than not at .5 PSI.

But not on Bob Kraft's watch.

Where he initially said he would reluctantly accept whatever punishment the league was going to hand out, he instead said "screw this." He stood up for his franchise, his fans, and his quarterback. He launched his own website which refuted much of what Wells had to say. He raised legitimate questions. He called out the absurdity of the penalty and threatened to appeal this decision to the very end. Patriots fans, once despondent, rose up united behind their owner, ready and willing to defend the wall


at all costs, proud that they had someone in their corner who wasn't going to take this lying down. Finally, somebody with the means to do so decided that enough was enough.

But then, seemingly out of nowhere, Kraft laid down.

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Maybe something went on behind closed doors. Maybe the NFL had more information on the Patriots than they initially let on. Maybe there's some kind of deal in place. Maybe the owners all got together and gave Kraft some version ofStudies examining preservice teachers’ (PSTs) experiences with microblogging and activities that buttress and promote their social justice development have largely occurred in isolation from one...
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Day two will be geared towards empowering women. On the main stage on the evening will be Africa Umoja, Sho Madjozi, Lady Zamar, Deborah Cox, and Dumpstaphunk. The Soweto Stage will host Jeremiah Fyah Isis, Leanne Dlamini, Irving Mayfield, Zamajobe and Bob Jones.

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Day three is dubbed International Night and the spotlight will be on South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria, the US, Canada, Jamaica and the UK. In the evening multiple genres will be highlighted, including jazz, R&B, funk, reggae and dance, with performances by Marion Meadows, Neville Brothers, Charlie Wilson, Mutabaruka, Spyro Gyra and Third World.

The final day features a line-up of jazz and gospel acts, with performances byLee Chun-sik, 94, is only survivor in a court battle for wartime damages and still hopes for his back pay

Nearly eight decades after he left the steel mills of Japan, Lee Chun-sik is still driven to tears by the memory of the beatings, burns and forced labour he endured.

He left his native South Korea, which was a colony of Japan from 1910 to 1945, when he was just 17 years old for the promise of being trained as an engineer. But when he arrived in Kamaishi in 1941 he was a virtual prisoner. Lee says he was subject to beatings by Japanese guards if they were unsatisfied with his work, for which he was never paid.

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can’t think back to those days,” he said. “And trying to think of the past makes me choke up, feel sad and cry.”

Now Lee is at the centre of a developing diplomatic rift between South Korea and Japan, just as the United States is working to shore up alliances in Asia in an effort to create a united front against North Korea and its nuclear programme.

Last week South Korea’s supreme court ruled that Lee and three others were entitled to compensation from Nippon Steel and Sumitomo Metal Corporation of 100 million won (£68,000) each, in a case that dragged on for nearly 14 years. Since it was first filed the three other men who sued along with Lee have died, a fact he only learned on the dayof the verdict. The trip to Seoul, where the court sits, was so taxing on the 94-year-old that he was too ill to speak to journalists when he returned home.

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The trauma of his time in Japan prevented him achieving his dream of becoming an engineer, he said. He held a variety of jobs after the war including working as a policeman during the United States military government, and running a gas station and a tour company.

The court’s judgment provided some closure to Lee, who now lives alone in the southern city of Gwangju in a cluttered one-room apartment filled with faded family photos and a large stack of paper bags filled with prescriptions.

“I feel


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It's hot and sunny when Luke wakes up on Saturday morning. Luke lives in Florida
His family owns an orange grove called Sunshine Citrus
They grow the sweetest juiciest oranges
Luke has ever tasted. As he walks into the kitchen, his mom asks him, "What do you want for breakfast?"
Luke has been thinking about the perfect breakfast since he woke up
pancakes syrup and orange juice
We can have pancakes and orange juice but not syrup
It is cold and there's frost on the windows when Jacqueline wakes up on Saturday morning
Jacklyn lives in Canada
Her family owns a farm called Maple Valley Syrup. Their maple trees make the sweetest,
stickiest syrup Jacqueline has ever tasted.
As she walks into the kitchen her mother asks her, "What do you want for breakfast?"
Jacklyn hashe has made from selling maple syrup and walks over to buy some oranges from Sunshine Citrus
I'd like to buy some oranges, please
Luke hands grandfather the oranges and grandfather hands Luke money to pay for the oranges.
GRANDFATHER: Thank you!
My granddaughter Jacklyn is going to be so happy when I bring her these oranges.
LUKE: You are welcome!
Later that day after Luke has sold most of his oranges, he takes some money
he has earned from selling oranges and walks over to the Maple Valley Syrup tent when he sees grandfather. He smiles
LUKE: I remember you from earlier today. You bought some oranges for me. GRANDFATHER: I did.
LUKE: I would like to buy some syrup from you
Luke gives grandfather money and grandfather gives Luke some syrup.
LUKE: Thank you.


I know just what I will do with this syrup
At the end of the day grandfather had sold all of his syrup
He packed up the oranges he bought from Luke and put them in the back of his truck
Then he started the long drive back to Canada
Luke had worked all day to sell his oranges
He helped his dad pack up their table in tent
Then he put his maple syrup in the basket of his bicycle and rode home as fast as he could
The next morning Luke was so excited as he ran into the kitchen
He could smell the pancakes his mom was making as Luke and his mom sat down to eat breakfast
Luke told his mom all about his day at the farmers market. LUKE: First
I sold someoranges. Then with the money that I got from selling the oranges, traded for some maple syrup
I am so happy I traded because now I get to have orange juice and maple syrup with my pancakes: the perfect breakfast
Jacklyn had been waiting for her grandfather to come back from Florida
When she saw his truck coming down the road, she was so excited. She jumped up and down
When grandfather got to the house, he handed her the oranges and she ran inside to the kitchen
Jacklyn and her mom cut the oranges and squeezed them to make juice
Jacklyn and her mom squeezed and squeezed until the whole pitcher was full of sweet orange juice
When Jacklyn's brother Daniel came into the kitchen for breakfast, the pancakes were already on the table


as he sat down
Jacklyn said: Look, we even have orange juice to go with our pancakes and syrup.
DANIEL: Oh wow
How do we get this orange juice?
Jacklyn told her brother how
Grandfather had loaded up the truck with maple syrup from their trees
And then traveled all the way to Florida to sell the syrup at the farmers market
Then he took some of the money from selling syrup and traded it for some oranges
He drove all the way home with oranges then mom and I squeezed the oranges to make juice. This is the best morning ever
Because I get to have oranges with my pancakes and syrup.
I agree, her brother said, but it was hard to tell what he said because his mouth was full of pancakes
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him". He was genuinely scared for his life, and he's not an easy guy to scare.
Things are relatively safe in the touristy areas, but in areas not designated
for tourists, he said safety regulations & protections are simply non-
existent. It's like modern area industrialism with regulations from 1895.
Sure, environmental protection & regulations are "on the books", but that's
it. It's all lip service he said. He brought up some fairly common sense
regulations during a plant visit (the toxicity of something they were working
with) and the guy in charge didn't know what he was talking about. My buddy
said he was horrified. Everyone who had worked with the stuff will be dead in
less than 20 years because nobody was wearing any protection. He said he was
watching dead people work.

After the first explosion,


Former Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos was not best pleased by the US attack on Syria, tweeting: 'There comes a day in every child's life when his daddy bitterly disappoints him.' Why is he surprised? Even to his most ardent critics, Trump could never have been as uninformed, as boorish and as wholly without tactics as he appeared. And this is his appeal. The absence of an agenda attracted those tired of the establishment and terrified those in it.

The historically obvious international strategy of Donald Trump begins and ends with a man who was as much of a political outsider, and just as coarse: Richard Nixon. Nixon and Henry Kissinger were famous subscribers to 'madman theory'. Nixon's team was determined to make communist leaders think he was dangerous andvolatile as a means to secure better terms of co-operation.

Nixon's chief of staff, H R Haldeman, wrote that Nixon had confided in him: 'I call it the madman theory, Bob. I want the North Vietnamese to believe we can't restrain him when he's angry—and he has his hand on the nuclear button.'

In October 1969, the Nixon administration indicated to the Soviet Union that 'the madman was loose' when the US military was ordered to full global war readiness alert. American diplomats, especially Kissinger, likewise portrayed the 1970 American incursion into Cambodia as a symptom of Nixon's alleged instability.

The ingenuity of Trump and his advisors is that they have fanned distraction. So little is known of Trump the man that in a world of perennial observation, he is as


New York (CNN Business) Coca-Cola is hoping a failed product from the 1980s will help it go viral in 2019.

The company is bringing back a limited number of New Coke cans in honor of the upcoming third season of "Stranger Things," in which the product is featured.

Netflix NFLX Coca-Cola KO "Stranger Things" creators Ross and Matt Duffers came up with the idea to bring New Coke back as a way to promote the show, which will start streaming onon July 4. The third season of the show takes place during the summer of 1985 — whendebuted a new recipe for its iconic beverage.

So-called New Coke was a flop: Consumers reacted so poorly to the new drink that Coca-Cola pulled it from shelves after a few months. New Cokewas rebranded as Coke II, and sold in some places after 1985. But this is the first time Coca-Cola is bringing back New Coke with that branding.

Bringing New Coke back is a way for Coca-Cola to "not take ourselves too seriously," Stuart Kronauge, president of Coke's sparkling business unit and senior vice president of marketing for Coca-Cola North America, told CNN Business. And it wasn't easy to recreate the product: Coca-Cola had to reach into its archives to get the design of right, and dig through its vault to recover the recipe.

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LONDON, May 6, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GW Pharmaceuticals plc (Nasdaq:GWPH) (AIM:GWP) ("GW," "the Company" or "the Group"), a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering, developing, and commercializing novel therapeutics from its proprietary cannabinoid product platform, today announced the appointment of Kenneth Sommerville MD to the newly created position of VP, Clinical Science, based in the United States.

Dr. Sommerville will play an important role in the clinical development, medical affairs, and regulatory activities related to the Company's epilepsy programs including the ongoing development of Epidiolex®, GW's product candidate for Dravet and Lennox-Gastaut syndromes. He will also support the late stages of the completion of the investigational plan for Sativex® in cancer pain.

"We are delighted to announce this important appointment and welcome Ken's extensive industry experience and therapeutic expertise insupport of our rapidly evolving programs in the United States," stated Justin Gover, GW's Chief Executive Officer. "We have received significant interest from physicians and parents regarding Epidiolex for childhood epilepsy and with the GW-sponsored pivotal trials expected to commence in the second half of this year, Ken will play a leading role in the clinical development of this important product in the U.S. His expertise and depth of knowledge in product development and regulatory matters will serve GW well as we seek to advance Epidiolex through clinical trials and, if successful, obtain FDA approval as rapidly as possible."

Dr. Sommerville is a board-certified neurologist and joins GW with a significant record of achievement including twenty-three years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. He has had senior roles at


UCB/Schwarz Pharma where he led clinical and regulatory programs in epilepsy and other neurological product development initiatives including NDA submissions to FDA and EMEA for multiple compounds. Most recently, Dr. Sommerville served as Vice President of Clinical Sciences at Pfizer, Inc. where he was Global Clinical Lead for opioids and led a team of physicians and scientists in the development of abuse-deterrent opioids. He also has led teams in multiple medical and scientific areas including, but not limited to, indications of complex partial seizures, basic and rapid infusion of an intravenous anti-convulsant, painful diabetic neuropathy, migraine prophylaxis, Parkinson's disease, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and schizophrenia. Dr. Sommerville has made major contributions to over twenty NDA submissions for both the FDA and EMEA and is recognized as an authorityto entering the pharmaceutical industry.

About GW Pharmaceuticals plc

Founded in 1998, GW is a biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering, developing and commercializing novel therapeutics from its proprietary cannabinoid product platform in a broad range of disease areas. GW commercialized the world's first plant-derived cannabinoid prescription drug, Sativex®, which is approved for the treatment of spasticity due to multiple sclerosis in 25 countries. Sativex is also in Phase 3 clinical development as a potential treatment of pain in people with advanced cancer. This Phase 3 program is intended to support the submission of a New Drug Application for Sativex in cancer pain with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and in other markets around the world. GW has a deep pipeline of additional cannabinoid product candidates, including Epidiolex which has