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of the board purportedly *375 made purchases of beer on the premises from Mrs. Quan, then in attendance upon the store. On November 4th, Mrs. Quan was arrested and subsequently charged in justice of the peace court with three violations of RCW 9.76.010, which makes it a misdemeanor to sell alcoholic beverages on Sunday. Trial was had and she was convicted. She appealed to the superior court. A jury trial was demanded. The prosecuting attorney dismissed the charges pertaining to November 4, and on February 5, 1963, Mrs. Quan was, following trial, acquitted of the charges relating to October 21 and 28.
In the meantime, and on November 29, 1962, a complaint alleging the purported Sunday sales of October 21, 28, and November 4, was filed with the boardcharging Jow Sin Quan, as the licensee with violation of RCW 9.76.010 and § 20 of the revised rules and regulations of the board (WAC 314-16-050).[1] This action was pursued under the board's administrative powers, and had for its purpose the determination of whether the license issued in the name of Jow Sin Quan should be continued in effect. The complaint and timely notice of hearing thereon was served upon Mr. Quan.
Following several continuances, notices of which were served upon Mr. Quan, the board commenced its administrative hearing of the complaint on June 28, 1963. This hearing was presided over by the board's chief examiner, and attended by a court reporter. The complaint was prosecuted by an assistant attorney general, and the licensee appeared and was represented by


bills, were introduced. The officers testified that the serial numbers on these bills had been noted immediately prior to the November 4 purchase and that immediately thereafter the bills were found in the store's cash drawer.
In response, the Quans' evidence consisted of the testimony of Mr. and Mrs. Quan and two witnesses, one a former employee and the other a tenant of the Quans, who variously corroborated Mrs. Quan's version of events. The Quans' testimony, coupled with that of the other witnesses, basically amounted to a denial of and/or participation in the asserted sales.
At the conclusion of the hearing provision was made for the submission of written and oral arguments by counsel. After reviewing the record of the proceedings and the written arguments, and hearing the oral arguments,is no indication whatsoever that the complaint was spitefully, maliciously, fraudulently, or groundlessly issued. Due notice of the complaint and of the date and opportunity to be heard was timely served upon the licensee. A full hearing was provided. At the hearing the licensee was represented by counsel of his choice. He was permitted full, fair, and judicious opportunity to cross-examine the complaining witnesses, challenge their credibility, and attack the weight of their testimony and evidence. He was allowed, without unnecessary or prejudicial restriction, to present evidence on his own behalf and in support of his denial of the accusations. He was afforded ample time and occasion to present written and oral arguments upon the merits. In short, he was afforded *380 full procedural due process at every


involved would likely face discipline in the matter.

This news organization reported in 2016 — a year after Kate Steinle of San Francisco was shot and killed with a gun stolen from the parked vehicle of a U.S. Bureau of Land Management ranger — that at least 944 guns were either stolen from cops working in the Bay Area since 2012, or agencies had lost them.

Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant who also goes by the name José Inez García Zárate, was charged with murder in state court but later acquitted. He still faces federal gun charges.

The citation issued to Brown for not properly storing the weapon was one of the first known uses of the 2016 law. A spokeswoman for Hill said his office has no information onowner of the car, and the Greenville Avenue State Bank appeared to defend against the forfeiture, Helton on the ground that he did not, nor did he give anyone permission to, illegally use the automobile as charged, the bank on the ground that it was a good faith lienor to the extent of $1581.55 still due on its mortgage, an amount equal to or in excess of the value of the car, that it had applied to the Secretary of the Treasury for, and had been denied remission or mitigation of forfeiture, and that the enforcement of the invoked statutes against its lien was in violation of the rights of intervenor guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States in that it deprived it of its property without


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NOTE: Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy last updated on October 25, 2013last weekend killed six Sikhs at a temple in Wisconsin before shooting himself, was a left-wing socialist and probably a Democrat.

Fischer presented his evidence in this clip, captured by RightWingWatch.

“You know what the Nazi Party stands for? It’s the National Socialist Party. What about the word ‘socialist’ do you not understand?” Fischer said in exasperated tones. “They were the National Socialist Party. That is a left-wing political philosophy.”

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He continued, “And you think even here in the United States, who was the party of racism? It was the left, it was liberals that were the party of racism. It was Democrats that supported and defended the institution of slavery. It was the Democrats that resisted the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments. It was Democrats that instituted Jim Crow laws.


It was Democrats that created the Ku Klux Klan. It was Democrats that filibustered the Civil Rights Acts of the mid-1960s.”

Fischer is not the only one to spout this nonsense about Nazis being socialists and liberals being the “party of racism.” It’s time for a little history lesson.

History is complicated, Mr. Fischer, so please follow along closely.

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After the Nazi Party – or National Socialist German Worker’s Party (NSDAP), as it was officially called – was founded, multiple factions competed for influence. Between 1925 and 1927, Hitler was forbidden to speak in public. During that time, a pair of brothers named Gregor and Otto Strasser rose to prominence in the party’s north German branch.

The Strasser brothers were somewhat sympathetic to socialism. According to celebrated Hitler biographer Joachim Fest, theyultimate fulfillment in Hitler’s socialism, whereas socialism was only attainable under the capitalistic economic system.”

Translated, this means that Hitler, a canny politician, kept the term “socialist” in his party’s name because it made some people feel good.

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Fischer’s claim that the Democratic Party is the party of racists is no less ridiculous than his claim about Nazis being socialists – though as with the latter, there is a kernel of truth.

Back in the bad old days, the Democratic Party was indeed rife with racists. Lincoln was a Republican, and for decades after the Civil War, the South was a Democratic bastion. From the end of Reconstruction in 1877 until the passage of the civil rights laws in the 1960s, virtually all officeholders in the South were Democrats. The Republican


Party, in fact, barely existed in the region and put up only token candidates in the vast majority of elections.

But that doesn’t mean the Southern Democrats were liberal. In fact, for the most part, the region was dominated by conservatives, including many racists who remained bitter about the Civil War and Reconstruction.

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Jesse Helms and Strom Thurmond, two of the most stridently conservative and openly racist politicians of the late 20th century, began their careers as Democrats. Thurmond left the party briefly in 1948 to run for president as the segregationist States’ Rights Democratic Party, or Dixiecrat, candidate, and permanently in 1964 in protest of the Civil Rights Act. Helms, who in 1983 famously attempted to filibuster the establishment of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday,became a Republican in 1970.

Following the civil rights era, the two parties began to switch places on matters of race and states’ rights. The Democrats took a sharp left, and the Republicans skidded decisively to the right. It was under and with the strong support of President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Texas Democrat, that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 were enacted. It is true that a group composed mainly of conservative Southern Democrats led an effort to filibuster the bill that became the Civil Rights Act, but majorities in both parties ultimately voted in favor of it. And again, regardless of their party affiliations, these were conservatives, not liberals, who opposed civil rights legislation.

What began as a trickle of Southern Democrats


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After back-to-back losses to the defending Eastern Conference Champion Boston Bruins, the Jets finished their third preseason in Manitoba with a 1-4-3 (Wins-Losses-Overtime/Shootout losses) record– last in the new Central Division. This isn't exactly what one would expect from a team looking to make that final push into the postseason for the first time in six years, but the operative word–preseason– says there's little reason to start panicking.

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Mali: Election Campaign in Final Days

Dakar, Senegal — This is the last week of campaigning ahead of Mali's July 28 presidential election, with 27 presidential candidates crisscrossing the country to rally supporters. Authorities have handed out seven million voter cards in less than a month, and are frantically completing preparations for the ballot.

This last week before the vote will be a busy one.

Mali is trying to emerge from a year and a half of unprecedented crisis. It started with another Tuareg rebellion, followed by a military coup, followed by an Islamist takeover, followed by a French-led military intervention.

Candidates are all campaigning on pretty much the same platform - making sure this never happens again. They are pledging to fight corruption, build a stronger army, and heal long-standing communalElite Iraqi forces took control of the local government building in Kirkuk on Monday, pushing out Kurdish fighters and effectively retaking the city after skirmishes that have raised fears of a wider conflict between two of the closest U.S. allies in the war against Islamic State.215

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Galway United under-19s can book a place in the top four of the Southern Elite Division with a win against Bray Wanderers on Saturday.

United face the Seagulls at Eamonn Deacy Park and kick-off is at 2.00pm.

In their most recent meeting, United stunned Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds, coming from behind to win 3-2 after going in 2-0 down at the half time interval.

United’s phenomenal form since the start of May has seen them leapfrog Limerick and a win in either of their final two league games against Bray Wanderers or Waterford United would solidify their position.

A top four finish would see the young Tribesmen advance to the league quarter-finals, where they would compete for the league trophy and possible entry into the UEFA Youth League, aiming toAleksandr Minayev (footballer, born 1958)

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He made his professional debut in the Soviet Second League in 1976 for FC Volga Gorky. He played 4 games in the UEFA Cup 1994–95 for FC Tekstilshchik Kamyshin. Minayev played only for one club abroad, a season in Yugoslavia with Serbian side FK Budućnost Valjevo.

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Gold Coast coach Garth Brennan says it's time for the video referral system to be reviewed and referees not be required to refer an incident to the video adjudicators as a 'try' or 'no try'.

The Titans were on the receiving end of one the season's most glaring Referees' Bunker errors on Sunday night and Brennan received a call from referees' boss Bernard Sutton on Monday to concede the decision was wrong when a try was awarded to Roosters debutant Sean O'Sullivan in the first half of their 20-12 loss at Cbus Super Stadium.

He says the call from referee Jon Stone to send it for review as a 'try' was in some ways inconsequential as it appeared so obvious after replays that O'Sullivan had dragged the ball to theSliding Doors moment.

"We have to be better in certain areas, and I said that to Bernard last night. He needs to work on his staff to be better and I need to work on my players to be better."

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Titans centre Brendan Elliot looks certain to be refused a clearance to play for English club Leigh who jumped the gun and announced his signing last week, before a clearance from the club or a visa had been achieved, in an attempt to boost their stocks and gain promotion back to Super League.

Leigh, who have former Titans duo Daniel Mortimer and Bodene Thompson plus ex-Knights centre Peter Mata'utia in their ranks, declared the immediate short-term signing of Elliot – off contract at season's end – with


sand, but because of water trouble and mechanical difficulties it was not completed as a commercial producer. Two other wells, the Erwin No. 1 and the Meador's Estate No. 1, were completed in February and April, 1955, and secured oil production in the second Wilcox sand. In the period March to June, inclusive, 1955, five other wells were drilled.4 None of these obtained oil production but some were completed as shutin gas wells.

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By the middle of June, 1955, Frankfort had drilled on seven of the tracts. On June 20 Frankfort notified Snakard that it would make no effort to validate the Lee and Simpson leases. Without notice to Frankfort, Snakard, on July 1, 1955, commenced drilling on the Christian and Thomas leases in an attempt to validate them.On the Christian lease he withdrew and did not complete a well. Snakard had financial difficulties and became involved in a lawsuit questioning the continuity of his drilling on the Thomas lease. As a result he lost his interest in the Thomas lease.

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Between July 1, 1955, and July, 1958, three commercial oil wells were developed by other parties on the Christian lease, six on the Thomas, and one on the Simpson. The basis for the claim of damages is the loss to Snakard resulting from the lack of validation of the Christian, Thomas, and Simpson leases.

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Snakard contends that Frankfort breached its contractual obligations by not drilling on all the leases before the termination thereof. As production was secured, the operating agreement became effective. Therein, Frankfort was made the


Thomas and Simpson leases was just as great a blow to Frankfort as it was to Snakard. The drilling of the wells to the north and east of the Erwin No. 1 well, when viewed in retrospect, was the exercise of very bad judgment. Frankfort expended its own money in such operations and it thereby validated the Magnolia, Nitner, Clark and Amerada leases. Those operations were in conformity with the November 11, 1954, contracts. If Snakard had been confident in his judgment as to the south leases, he had the right to give notice of intent to drill, and, unless Frankfort had elected to participate and then drilled the wells as the operator, Frankfort would have had no interest in wells so drilled or in the acreage allocableCertificate III in Customer Engagement

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The Awards Luncheon – It focused on giving awards for those support people, such as the volunteers and librarians, and was held in the ballroom. The guest speaker was Eloisa James. She is HUGE in the Regency romance genre of novels. In fact, I


Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments in early 2012. In the main, it is identical with the two current Roman Rite liturgical calendars for the dioceses of the United States and Canada, but it has retained some elements that form part of the Anglican patrimony.

In the Proper of Time:
 In place of "Sundays in Ordinary Time", it uses the expressions "Sundays after Epiphany", "Sundays before Lent" (with the names "Septuagesima", "Sexagesima", and "Quinquagesima" in parentheses), and "Sundays after Trinity". However, the readings at Mass are identical with those in the Roman Rite Lectionary.
 Ember Days are observed on the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday after the first Sunday of Lent, Pentecost, Holy Cross Day, and Saint Lucy's Day.
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Jake Epstein has already made a name for himself on television, with lead roles in The Zack Files and Degrassi: The Next Generation. It’s safe to say that the 24-year-old actor is making a name for himself on stage as well. He graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada back in 2008 and has since appeared in a number of theatre productions. Epstein starred as Melchior (a role originated by Glee’s Jonathan Groff) on last year’s national tour of Spring Awakening. He also appeared in the Toronto production of the Tony Award-winning Billy Elliot the Musical this past summer.

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Checkered Flag Run Foundation Answers President Obama's Challenge to Help Youth Reach Their Full Potential with event to Inspire and Encourage Students via Local Sports Legends and Executives at MBK: Sports Box Dialogue

Phoenix, AZ, September 11, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Actor and former number one junior tennis player Boris Kodjoe joins an already impressive all-star panel of former Phoenix area professional athletes at the My Brother's Keeper: Sports Box Dialogue on September 12, 2015.

Kodjoe joins a long list of Phoenix area sports legends and sports executives that will share their personal stories as well as inspire over than 500 middle school and high school students about the many opportunities available to them that are beyond the court, track or field.

This free event will be held at Pilgrim Rest BaptistChurch in Phoenix is presented by the Checkered Flag Run Foundation (CFRF). This event will be co-presented by: The Black Chamber of Arizona, Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Arizona Informant newspaper. This My Brother's Keeper: Sports Box Dialogue event is one of several Phoenix area initiatives aligned with President Obama's My Brother's Keeper Community Challenge that was accepted by City of Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and District 8 Councilwoman Kate Gallego.

The event will feature an esteemed panel moderated by the Honorable Art Hamilton and will include:

Former NASCAR Truck Series Driver, T.J. Millington, will also attend the event, along with several local executives, including Robert Sarver, owner of the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury, Bryan R. Sperber, president of Phoenix International Raceway and De Jon Watson, senior vice


big picture and the opportunities that education can afford them."

"Even though the likelihood of a young athlete pursuing a career in professional sports is quite low, the graduation rate of college athletes is over 80 percent," Powell continued.

- Free & Open to the public - registration requested as space is limited

- Bonus Arizona Diamondbacks Outing: The first 500 youth in attendance with an accompanied adult will receive complimentary tickets, souvenir t-shirts and transportation from Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, to the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Los Angeles Dodgers game that evening at 5:10 p.m. at Chase Field, and back to the Church following the game.

For more information and to register for MBK: Sports Box Dialogue, visit http://cfrf.org. The event will be held at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church (1401 E. JeffersonA Girl Ages From 0 To 14 Years Old, In 4 Minutes

A Dutch filmmaker has updated his time-lapse video project, showing his daughter growing from a a chubby-cheeked baby into a braces-wearing teenager.

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A Dutch filmmaker has updated one of the more compelling uses of time-lapse photography techniques online. Frans Hofmeester has filmed his daughter, Lotte, every week since her birth in 1999. He recently posted a video that shows her on a white background, growing from a chubby-cheeked baby into a braces-wearing teenager.

Lotte turned 14 in October; that led her father to make a new "time lapse edit" of the images he has collected since her birth. Hofmeester posted similar videos of Lotte after she turned 12 and 13 years old.

Made up of video snippets that last only


a few seconds, the images show flashes of a girl in pigtails; a girl wanting to talk; a girl wanting to be somewhere else; a girl who's happy. They're the images parents sometimes see in a blur, when they look at their children and wonder where the time went.

In a 2012 email to The Los Angeles Times, Hofmeester said he began the project to preserve his memories of Lotte.

"She was changing at such a rapid pace that I felt the need to document the way she looked," he said.

Hofmeester has done a similar project with his son, Vince, releasing a video in February that showed how the boy had changed from birth to age 11.

You might be wondering: What do the kids think? British newspaper The Telegraph reportsTweeting out the news, Rogen’s post states that the series will return for Season 3 in 2018, but there’s no specific release date as of yet. Based on the cult comic book series by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon, Preacher is a dark comedy with supernatural elements.

Dominic Cooper stars as the titular Preacher, whose real name is Jesse Custer. His character is inhabited by an entity known only as Genesis, which gives him the power to command people to do absolutely anything. The show has built an insane mythology that involves both heavenly and hellish characters.


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A pregnant woman whose baby’s father used her as a human shield during a shootout with police in Gifford, Florida, was shot and killed during the melee.

Sheriff’s officers raided the home of Andrew Coffee IV and his father, Andrew Coffee III, on March 19. The Indian River Sheriff’s Office labeled the Coffee home, located in Gifford, a town just south of Orlando, Florida, a “known drug house.”

Officials said that the elder Coffee had unknowingly walked out of the house right into the hands of police, who were preparing for the raid, but the suspect’s son was still inside the house and was forewarned of the SWAT raid in the making, CBS 12 reported.

Subsequently, Andrew Coffee IV grabbed hisit up to appear that Norma did it, but the blood on the knife was congealed when Norma found herself holding it. With police and family gathered in the flat, Poirot announces that Andrew did die in Africa. Robert Orwell is posing as her father to gain the wealth of the family. He had David paint portraits of him and his late wife in the style of a painter popular 20 years earlier as part of the ruse. Most cruelly, he and his wife have been giving Norma various drugs that give her hallucinations and an altered sense of time, to set her up as guilty. Further, the wife had poisoned herself hoping to pin that on Norma, too. Louise wrote to Andrew on learning he was back


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Why does Ben Affleck / Bruce Wayne look old?

Teaser trailer is out for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
In this trailer we see that Ben Affleck looks old. His hair is gray from the side. Batman and Superman were created/introduced nearly at the same time.
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Superman's first appearance was in Action Comics #1, published by
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Based on historical data from the Registrar of Copyrights, DC
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  Batman — was first introduced to the public 75 years ago on March 30,
  1939, in Detective Comics #27.

Both are very close. But I assume SupermanFirefighters at the scene of an explosion and building collapse in East Harlem on Wednesday, March 12, 2014. Photo Credit: Jim Slevin @ufanyc

Pianos were launched into the air when a "huge boom" rocked the East Harlem piano store where Colin Patterson works.

"The pianos flew off the ground and flew around me," said Patterson, a piano technician at Absolute Piano on the ground floor at 1646 Park Ave., one of two buildings leveled Wednesday morning by a massive explosion caused by a suspected gas leak.

Patterson, finding himself "in a miraculous cocoon" of debris after the blast, managed to dig himself out and crawl through a window, escaping with only a scratch on his left wrist.

"It was a huge boom, like a sonic jet engine. The building fell on top


of me," said Patterson, who has lived on the building's ground floor for 10 years.

The 9:30 a.m. explosion, powerful enough for witnesses to mistake for an earthquake, could be heard across a large swath of upper Manhattan.

As the buildings crumbled, shards of glass and tons of bricks rained down on the busy street below. Parked cars were crushed, and railroad tracks nearby were covered with debris, shutting down rail service.

Casareo and co-worker Alex Camillo, 35, of Manhattan, also rescued two people from a minivan that had been partly crushed by falling debris.

"We pulled the people out of the window," Camillo said.

Gregory Garcia, 50, who has lived in the neighborhood his whole life, said the explosion "sounded like a bomb. My building shook. I felt a vibration through mySwansea's Nathan Dyer is the only winger in the top 10. But players run faster without the ball than with it, so that perhaps explains why defensive players dominate the list.

Jagielka wheels away in celebration after his last-minute equaliser in the Merseyside derby

Leicester right back Ritchie De Laet (left) has recorded the second-fastest sprint so far this season

Nathan Dyer is the only forward in the top 10 and will come up against Jagielka on Saturday

Jagielka turned 32 in August, shortly after returning from World Cup duty with England.

But it seems he can still keep up with the best of them in the Premier League.

And he will need all his running power when he faces Dyer and Swansea at Goodison Park on Saturday.

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Broncos wide receiver Brandon Lloyd has only 10 catches for 127 yards and no touchdowns this season.
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On perhaps the Broncos' best offensive drive of the young season, their best offensive player was basically invisible.

As the Broncos put together a 16-play, 80-yard, eight-minute touchdown drive against the Tennessee Titans last week, Pro Bowl wide receiver Brandon Lloyd wasn't the target of a single play. He lined up for 15 of the 16 plays, but Kyle Orton didn't sling him a single pass.

Through three weeks and two games (he missed the Cincinnati game with a groin injury), Lloyd has caught 10 passes for 127 yards with no touchdowns.

Lloyd, who led the NFL in receiving yards (1,448) and yards per catch (18.8) in 2010,


insisted this week that he's not frustrated. At least not yet.

"There's not very many people in the league that can do what I do, let alone on the team," Lloyd said. "There is still a niche that I have and a talent that should be used."

Lloyd said he believes that the design of coach John Fox and offense coordinator Mike McCoy's offense is responsible for his decreased numbers to start the season. In a run-first, ball-control type of system, the deep shots have been few and far between.

Lloyd's two longest catches of the year have been for 20 yards each, and his average is 12.7 yards per reception. The team's longest pass play was a 52-yard catch by Eric Decker against Cincinnati.

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Musicians, artists and trade unions who protested when Boris Johnson axed London's longstanding anti-racism music festival Rise have pledged to resurrect it as an annual event.

A core team has embarked on raising at least £100,000 towards staging the festival, renamed UpRise, this summer.

In a move away from the traditional Finsbury Park host site, it is planned to go to Hackney in July and then use different sites in successive years.

Speaking before a launch showcase for potential sponsors last night, organisers said they believed it remained important for a multi-cultural city such as London to celebrate its diversity and promote tolerance between races.

All had protested when Rise was scrapped and they staged a small-scale festival in October. Now they seek to rebuild what


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Founded in 1996, the event won backing from then mayor Ken Livingstone and trade unions. In Mr Johnson's first year as Mayor, he removed the "united against racism," tagline, causing trade unions to withdraw support.A GOLD Coast restaurant owner who tried to short-change his workers has been hit with a mammoth fine after a judge criticised his company for its “heinous” conduct.Shigeo Ishiyama, who owns Sumurais Paradise in Surfers Paradise and previously owned Japanese Curry House Kawaii, was penalised $284,000 for paying his international workers as little as $8 an hour.

Mr Ishimaya was caught by the Fair Work Ombudsman trying to use false records to cover up the fact he was grossly underpaying his employees, who were mostly Japanese people in their 20s living in Australian on working holiday visas.

The investigation, done by the Fair Work Ombudsman, found Mr Ishiyama and his company took a mere four months to underpay nine workers $59,000 in 2015.

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respondent to file the articles of incorporation. By leave of this court the Transamerica Service Corporation, a domestic corporation, and the Transamerica Corporation, have intervened on behalf of the respondent. The former of the two corporations acquired its name by amendment of its articles of incorporation in December, 1931, and ever since that time has been known as "Transamerica Service Corporation". Under the view we now entertain it is unnecessary for us to further describe the Transamerica Corporation, organized under the laws of the state of Delaware, than to say that it is a holding corporation of many corporations doing business in California, including the Transamerica Service Corporation.
 The respondent refused to file the articles of incorporation tendered by petitioner under the authority of section 291 of theA wild elephant trampled a rubber tapper to death and left her two-year-old son badly injured, Thai police said Tuesday, the second deadly attack in the area in recent months.

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Driver who crashed into wall refused breath test

A DRIVER who hit a garden wall while trying to park his van refused to provide a breath test after onlookers believed him to be drunk.

People who heard the sound of the collision came out of their homes and described how Mitchell Parrish kept 'bouncing' back and forth in his vehicle trying to park it on Gillam Street, Worcester, at 0.45am on Sunday, July 14.

Jackie Rogers, prosecuting, said the owner of the garden wall went out to talk to Parrish, who also lived on the road when the offence occurred.

She said: "The owner confronted the defendant and came to the conclusion he was drunk. He continued to drive his vehicle to and fro trying to park it.

"The police arrived at 0.55am


and he fled on foot."

After searching the surrounding area, the 25-year-old driver was seen coming out of his house with a can of Strongbow. Police asked him where he had been and he stated he had been at home all night.

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Parrish was taken to the police station where he failed to provide a specimen.

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always did. Although he did not carefully look at the box, he assumed that he had been given N-U-100 insulin. He took the insulin home and put it in the refrigerator. He never read the insulin box.
On August 24, 1981, plaintiff took the insulin out of the refrigerator, opened the box, and threw it away. He also threw away the insert that comes inside the box. He did not read either the box or the insert. Prior to using the insulin, however, plaintiff noticed that it was clear, rather than cloudy, in appearance. Because plaintiff *969 had always used N-U-100 insulin, which is cloudy, he became concerned.
The evidence is conflicting as to what happened next. According to plaintiff's testimony, he took the insulin back to Moody's drugstore andexplained his concern to Moody. Moody then personally looked at the bottle and told plaintiff that the insulin was okay. It was clear, according to Cox's version of what he was told by Moody, because Squibb was in the process of removing impurities from its insulin preparations.
Defendant Moody testified that plaintiff called him at home and asked him about the insulin. Moody said that he told plaintiff that Squibb was in the process of removing impurities from its insulin, but that plaintiff should come to the drugstore so that he could look at the insulin. Moody testified that plaintiff never came into the store and saw him.
A non-pharmacist employee of the drugstore, Kathy Edmonson, testified that plaintiff came into the store on August 24 at 8:10 a.m. looking


for Moody. Moody had not arrived at work yet, and she asked plaintiff if she could help him. Plaintiff gave her the bottle of insulin and said that it did not look like the insulin he had been taking. The bottle was labeled R-U-100 and contained clear insulin. Ms. Edmonson went to the back of the store and got two other bottles of R-U-100 insulin. She showed them to plaintiff, and he compared them to the bottle he had brought in with him. According to Ms. Edmonson, plaintiff said he would be back, and then he left. He did not return.
Whatever the true nature of the above events, it is undisputed that on August 24, 1981, plaintiff began taking clear R-U-100 insulin from a bottle that was so22, 1981. Plaintiff's reliance on the defendant pharmacist's deposition testimony is misplaced in two respects. First, on or about August 20, 1981, plaintiff, according *970 to his own testimony, purchased the insulin that injured him. Thus, the pharmacist's deposition testimony as to what kind of insulin he sold plaintiff on July 22, 1981, is irrelevant as to plaintiff's allegations of injury caused him by allegedly mispackaged insulin which he purchased on or about August 20, 1981. Second, the pharmacist's deposition testimony was not offered into evidence at trial for any purpose, was not before the jury, and is not before us on appeal. Thus, even if some part of the pharmacist's testimony theoretically could have provided a scintilla of evidence of defendant Squibb's alleged negligent mispackaging, it did


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Marvel Studios, originally Marvel Films, is an American television and motion picture studio based in Manhattan Beach, California. Marvel Studios is a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment, a self-contained part of the The Walt Disney Company conglomerate.

Since 2008, the studio has released five independently produced films with shared timeline, cast and characters, making up the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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The first film licensed by Marvel Studios was Blade, based on the vampire hunter Blade. The film was directed by Stephen Norrington and starred Wesley Snipes as Blade. It was released on 21 August 1998, grossing $70,087,718 in the United States and Canada and $131,183,530 worldwide. In 1999, Marvel licensed Spider-man to Sony.

Blade was followed by X-Men, which was directed by Bryan Singer and was released on 14July 2000. X-Men grossed $157,299,717 in the United States and Canada and $296,250,053 worldwide. The Marvel films Blade and X-Men demonstrated that blockbuster films could be made out of comic book characters not familiar to the general public.

Leading up to X-Men‘s release, Marvel Studios negotiated a deal with then-functional Artisan Entertainment, successful with the low-budget The Blair Witch Project, to give the studio rights to 15 Marvel characters including Captain America, Thor, Black Panther, Iron Fist, and Deadpool. With the deal at the time, 24 Marvel properties were then in various stages of development. Brian Cunningham, editor of Wizard comic book magazine, believed that Avi Arad was successful in organizing strategic alliances and exercising fiscal responsibility in multimedia expansion. Cunningham said of Arad’s leadership of the studio following


one, given the difficulties in transferring any kind of printed material to the big screen – is conveying what makes those heroes tick as characters… He works with the filmmakers to ensure that the heroes are conflicted, the villains motivated, the outcome shaded.” In contrast to the original storylines of DC Comics’ Superman and Batman films, Marvel films were more directly inspired by their comics, copying from them set pieces, scenes, plots, and dialogue.

Partnering with Lionsgate Entertainment in 2004, Marvel Studios plan to enter the direct-to-DVD market with eight animated films with Lionsgate handling distribution.Eric Rollman was hired by Marvel as Executive Vice President, Home Entertainment & TV Production for Marvel Studios to oversee the deal with Lionsgate.

In 2004, David Maisel was hired as chief operating officer ofPresident and Chief Operating Officer. In November 2005, Marvel gained the film rights to Iron Man from New Line Cinema. Marvel revealed that it has regained the film rights to The Incredible Hulk in 2006. April 2006 Paramount Pictures acquired the rights to Thor from Sony. That year the film was announced to be a Marvel Studios production. Lions Gate Entertainment subsequently dropped the Black Widow motion picture project it had since 2004 giving the rights back to Marvel. Masiel and Arad fought over the rate of movie releases and strength of characters in the movie line up. Perlmutter supported Masiel thus in May 2006 Arad quit as Studio chair and CEO. In March 2007, David Maisel was named Chairman and Kevin Feige was named President of Production


as Iron Man began filming.

In 2008, Marvel Studios signed a lease with Raleigh Studios to host its headquarters and production offices and film the next four movies on the studios’ slate, including Iron Man 2 and Thor, at their Manhattan Beach facilities. In January 2008, Marvel Animation was incorporated in January 2008 to direct Marvel’s efforts in animation and home entertainment markets including then animation efforts with Lionsgate and Nickelodeon. Marvel Entertainment named Eric Rollman as President of the company in April 2008.

In 2009, Marvel attempted to hire a team of writers to help come up with creative ways to launch its lesser-known properties, such as Black Panther, Cable, Iron Fist, Nighthawk, and Vision.

On 31 December 2009, The Walt Disney Company purchased Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion. BothExclusive: While at New York Comic Con this year Gotham TV Podcast were lucky enough to see the pilot of the other big DC show Constantine. The show premiered in the US on NBC on Friday the 24th of October and we sat down at a roundtable at New York Comic Con 2014 to discuss Constantine with Matt Ryan (John Constantine), Angélica Celaya (Zed) and show creator and executive producer David S. Goyer. The roundtable includes questions from other journalists present and our own questions to the cast and creator.

In our Constantine interview we caught up with show runner David S. Goyer who chatted with us about the refreshing change of pace writing Constantine, the fun of the punk influence on the character and the music for the


Google finally put the controversy of UIDAI helpline number showing up seemingly randomly in people's phone books at rest on Friday and confirmed that the issue didn't result from any directive by any authority in India but due to a software issue in Android. The controversy under which UIDAI's now-decommissioned toll-free number was spotted by many mobile phone users in the country can be traced back to 2014, Google said, when the then UIDAI helpline number and the 112 distress helpline number were "inadvertently coded" within the Android setup wizard and has remained on devices, the company confirmed to Gadgets 360 via an emailed statement late on Friday.

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Could Mark Ingram leave the New Orleans Saints after the 2017 NFL season?

Posted November 25, 2017 at 11:22 AM

New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram poses with fans after the team posted its eighth straight victory with an overtime win against the Washington Redskins NFL game in New Orleans on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017. (AP Photo)

Running back Mark Ingram's big season has raised the possibility that he won't be back with the New Orleans Saints in 2018.

How's that?

Ingram signed a four-year, $16 million contract with the Saints in March 2015, a few days before the former Alabama All-American would have become a free agent at the end of his four-year rookie contract.

Ingram was coming off his only Pro Bowl season when he signed the deal withthe Saints. ESPN reported at the time that Ingram could void the final season of the contract if he made the Pro Bowl in 2016 and 2017 or made The Associated Press' All-Pro team for the 2017 season.

Ingram wasn't invited to the Pro Bowl in 2016, even though he turned in the first 1,000-yard rushing season of his career, so that clause doesn't apply.

So what are Ingram's chances of making All-Pro this season?

He seems to be a contender, if he keeps up his current production. But it will be a tougher achievement than it was before the 2016 season.

Until last year, the All-Pro team included two running backs. But last year, the AP finally acknowledged the changing times -- NFL teams don't line up with two running backs


in the backfield anymore -- and reconfigured the All-Pro team to have one running back and one flex position, which could have been a third wide receiver, an H-back/tight end type or another running back, especially one with all-star ability as a ball-carrier and a pass-catcher.

Ezekiel Elliott of the Dallas Cowboys was the NFL's leading rusher in 2016 and the All-Pro running back, getting 47 of the 50 votes. Those three votes went to David Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals.

Johnson still made All-Pro, though, because his versatility as a runner and receiver earned him the most votes in the new flex position. He got 24 votes to finish ahead of Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell, who had 18. The other eight votes went to four wide receivers,one running back and one tight end.

Elliott is sidelined for six games by NFL suspension, and Johnson suffered a dislocated wrist in the opening game of the season and hasn't played since. So they're out of the All-Pro picture for 2017.

Ingram ranks fourth in the NFL in rushing yards with 806, behind former Gardendale High School and UAB star Jordan Howard (841) of the Chicago Bears, rookie Kareem Hunt (873) of the Kansas City Chiefs and Bell (886).

Ingram is tied with Todd Gurley of the Los Angeles Rams for the NFL lead in rushing touchdowns at eight. Gurley ranks fifth in rushing yards with 791.

Gurley leads the NFL in yards from scrimmage with 1,261, followed by Hunt and Bell. Ingram is fifth with 1,019 yards behind Pittsburgh wide


receiver Antonio Brown.

The leading pass-catcher among the NFL's running backs in 2017 is Carolina Panthers rookie Christian McCaffrey with 57 receptions. Bell, Ingram's teammate Alvin Kamara, the New England Patriots' James White, the San Francisco 49ers' Carlos Hyde and the Buffalo Bills' LeSean McCoy have between 49 and 42 receptions.

The bulk of Ingram's production has come in the past six games after the Saints traded running back Adrian Peterson to the Arizona Cardinals. Since then, Ingram and Kamara have blossomed.

In the past six games, Ingram has run for 636 yards and eight touchdowns on 113 carries and caught 19 passes for 89 yards. Kamara, a former Alabama redshirt, has run for 376 yards and three touchdowns on 57 carries and caught 29 passes for 300 yards and twoWhat About Compensation for Bhopal?

Moral outrage is seldom a pretty sight. When BP's chief executive Tony Hayward appeared before a Congressional investigation into the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, there was little he could say to placate angry members of the energy sub-committee. Most of the committee members had turned up to take part in a ritual denunciation, a modern version of putting someone in the stocks, and Hayward remained for the most part impassive as the rancid eggs rained down.

I don't say this in defence of BP. When his inquisitors broke off from telling Hayward how personally affronted they felt by the oil disaster which followed the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig, they had telling charges to make against the company. Peter Welch, a


denials of responsibility on this side of the Atlantic are as unedifying as the crude attacks on "British Petroleum" - the company has been known as BP for more than a decade - on the other. The timing of yesterday's intervention by its US partner Anadarko - which described BP's behaviour in the run-up to the disaster as "reckless" - looks opportunist, to say the least.

Indeed the most telling moment in last week's theatre of outrage starring BP as the villain came when Bart Stupak, Democrat chairman of the oversights and investigations sub-committee, made a quintessentially American statement: "We are not small people". He was referring to a gaffe earlier in the week by BP's chairman, Carl-Henric Svanberg, who had made the cardinal error of describing Gulf residentsin the US. Ghastly as the Gulf oil spill is, it is dwarfed in scale and consequences by what remains the world's worst industrial accident, a leak of cyanide gas in the city of Bhopal in central India in December 1984. The disaster happened at a pesticide plant run by the Indian subsidiary of US chemical company, Union Carbide, in the state of Madhya Pradesh; according to the Indian government, 3,500 people were killed outright: subsequent deaths raised the toll to 15,000. Union Carbide abandoned the plant after the disaster but it has been accused of failing to clean up the site, exposing local people to a water supply allegedly contaminated with toxic chemicals.

What was the American reaction to this unprecedented catastrophe? Were there Congressional hearings to hold


Union Carbide publicly accountable? Was the company told to apologise to "all Indians"? One Congressman, the California Democrat Henry Waxman, was quick to act: only 11 days after the Bhopal disaster, he held a field hearing near Union Carbide's US plant in West Virginia. "We wanted to make sure we never had a similar incident here," he explained in a speech last year. At that time Union Carbide, which later became part of Dow Chemical, stood accused of cutting jobs, decreasing safety training and cutting maintenance costs at the Indian plant; the most damning claim of all was that the company had used technology at Bhopal which was far inferior to that in West Virginia. But the main result of Waxman's field hearing was legislation in 1990 toprotect the American public from accidental releases of toxic chemicals. In 2004, the US government blocked India's request to extradite Warren Anderson, former chief executive of Union Carbide, to face criminal charges. It took 17 years for the Indian government to obtain $470m compensation on behalf of the victims - a paltry sum compared to the fund set up by BP.

Last Thursday, Waxman chaired the hearing into the oil spill and accused Hayward of not paying attention to the risks BP was taking with the Deepwater Horizon rig. "BP's corporate complacency is astonishing," he declared. To be fair, Waxman met two survivors of the Bhopal disaster last year and listened to their complaints that Union Carbide has repeatedly refused to appear before the Bhopal district court to answer


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Joan Smith is a novelist, essayist, columnist and campaigner for human rights. She has published six novels, including the Loretta Lawson series of crime novels. Her non-fiction includes includes Misogynies, Hungry For You and Moralities: How to Stop the Abuse of Money and Power in the 21stScientists: Sun's irregular 'heartbeat' could mean future freeze

By CNN Wire Service. (CNN) -- Scientists have made a discovery about the sun's "heartbeat" that they say indicates that Earth's Northern Hemisphere could experience a deep freeze in 15 years.

The sun has a "solar heartbeat," or cycle of activity, that produces energy that causes sunspots and solar flares. Scientists at Northumbria University in northeast England developed a model that illustrates the history of these heartbeats and that predicts there will be irregularities in them. The model suggests that solar activity will fall by 60% during the 2030s.

According to the Royal Astronomical Society, the researchers studied the sun's magnetic field activity between 1976 and 2008. They compared their predictions with average sunspot numbers, another strong marker of solar activity, the society


reported.

The researchers' model showed a 97% level of accuracy, said Valentina Zharkova, a Northumbria University mathematics professor.

So how cold could it get?

The scientists say their findings could mean a deep freeze like the one Great Britain experienced around 1900, when the Thames River froze over.

CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller says the study looks intriguing, but it has not been peer reviewed, or subjected to the scrutiny of the larger scientific community.

"This isn't published research yet," he said. "Our ability to forecast the specifics of a solar cycle is incredibly poor. It's worse than forecasting in a hurricane season."

Doug Biesecker, who works at the Space Weather Prediction Center at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Boulder, Colorado, agrees with Miller.

He said the research shouldn't give anyone the idea thatalways deserve to be remembered, notwithstanding the occasional eccentricity of his notes and remarks. The first fruits of his researches were published at Dresden in 1853 under the quaint title Notes of a Twelve Years Voyage of Discovery in the first six Books of the Eneis. These were embodied, with alterations and additions, in the Aeneidea, or Critical, Exegetical and Aesthetical Remarks on the Aeneis (1873-1892), of which only the notes on the first book were published during the author's lifetime. As a textual critic Henry was exceedingly conservative. His notes, written in a racy and interesting style, are especially valuable for their wealth of illustration and references to the less-known classical authors.

Poetry
Henry was also the author of five collections of verse plus two long narrative poems describing


facility and later to prison. The Supreme Court of Tennessee affirmed *405 the judgment of conviction. Biggers v. State, ___ Tenn. ___, 411 S. W. 2d 696.
On the night of January 22, 1965, Mrs. Beamer was at home sewing, when an intruder with a butcher knife in his hand grabbed her from the rear. Her screams brought her 13-year-old daughter, who, arriving at the scene, also started to scream. The intruder said to Mrs. Beamer, "You tell her to shut up, or I'll kill you both." Mrs. Beamer ordered her daughter to a bedroom, and the intruder took Mrs. Beamer out of the house to a spot two blocks away and raped her.
During the next seven months the police showed Mrs. Beamer numerous police photographs, one of which,she said, showed a man who "had features" like the intruder. The case lay dormant. Mrs. Beamer was unable to describe the rapist other than to state he was fat and "flabby," had a youthful voice, smooth skin, and "sort of bushy" hair.
On August 17, 1965, petitioner, still only 16 years old, was arrested for the rape of another woman. On the same day the police brought Mrs. Beamer to the police station to "look at a suspect." They brought petitioner to the doorway of the room where she sat. She asked the police to have him speak and they told him to repeat the words spoken by the rapist, "Shut up, or I'll kill you." Only after he had spoken did Mrs. Beamer identify petitioner as the


man who had raped her; she testified that it was petitioner's voice that "was the first thing that made me think it was the boy." So far as the record indicates, at the time of this confrontation neither the parents of petitioner nor any attorney acting for him had been advised of the intended meeting with Mrs. Beamer.
The indictment followed. At the trial the daughter testified to what she had seen the evening of the rape, but was unable to identify petitioner as the rapist. The only evidence connecting him with the rape was Mrs. *406 Beamer's station-house identification. She did not identify him in the courtroom.[2] She testified that she had identified him by his size, his voice, his smooth skin, and his bushy hair. Three ofsubject is shown singly, havoc is more likely to be played with the best-intended recollections.
As noted, in Simmons, where identification was by photograph, the Court stressed that identification was made only a day after the crime while "memories were still fresh." Id., at 385. Here, however, Mrs. Beamer confronted petitioner seven months after the rape, and the sharpness of her recall was being severely tested. In Simmons, too, the Court emphasized that the five witnesses had seen the robbers "in a well-lighted bank." Ibid. Here, however, there was "[n]o light in the hall" where Mrs. Beamer was first assaulted; from that hall, the assailant took her out of the house through a kitchen where there was "no light," and the railroad track where the rape occurred was illuminated


only by *408 the moon. Indeed, the best view Mrs. Beamer had of petitioner was in the hall by indirect light from a nearby bedroom.
In Simmons, the record did not indicate that the FBI told the witnesses which of the men in the photographs were suspects. Here, on the other hand, the police told Mrs. Beamer when they brought her to the station house that the man she would see was a "suspect."
Moreover, unlike the Simmons case, identification here rested largely on voice. The fact that petitioner had "the voice of an immature youth," to use Mrs. Beamer's words, merely put him in a large class and did not relate him to speech peculiar to him. Voice identifications involve "grave danger of prejudice to the suspect," as thecolony displayed greater oscillations of worker assignments whereas the caste polyethistic colony tended to stabilize around a particular division of workers assigned to each task.

In the roaming patch environment more explorers were maintained than in the stationary patch environment. In the caste colony just over 10 of the workers were assigned the exploring role. The age colony still assigned more workers to exploring on average than the caste colony, typically above 15, but as high as 25. Again the age colony had greater variation in its division of labor.

The seasonal environment sees distinct performance differences among the two colonies displaying polyethism. The caste colony settles on 30 to 35 workers dedicated to exploring. This number is stable when compared to the age colonies that attempted to adjust the


A new phenomenon discovered in ultracold atoms of a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) could offer new insight into the quantum mechanical world and be a step toward applications in "atomtronics"—the use of ultracold atoms as circuit components. Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have reported the first observation of the "spin Hall effect" in a cloud of ultracold atoms.

Atoms in this state occupy the lowest possible quantum state and are then called BEC, which is one of the exotic states of matter. The BEC is one of the younger physical research subjects, with the first BEC experimentally observed in 1995 -- also in a NIST lab.

The spin Hall effect is seen in electrons and other quantum particles when their motion depends on their magnetic orientation,prayer and poetry. It represents "a highest intensity of rhythmic movement, a highest intensity of interwoven verbal form and thought-substance, of style, and a highest intensity of the soul's vision of truth" (Aurobindo). Each of the three must be present: rhythm, thought substance given verbal form, and the soul's vision of truth. The Psalms of David are an example of (Judeo) Christian mantra.

Why rhythm? Because this gives us "something as near to wordless music as word-music can get" (Aurobindo), which in turn allows the poem to transmit something of the Life, Feeling, and Intelligence that transcends us. It helps us to exchange the jagged rhythms of the herebelow for the more stately and regular rhythms of eternity, which are analogous to the procession of the seasons or alternation


lousy little poets tryin' to sound like Charlie Manson -- but "an imagination that loves truth" and is in conformity with the hyperdimensional Real. "

"But real poetry defies the law of gravity, and represents "the union of the upper waters and the lower waters on the second say of creation." The poet operates at "the point at which the separated waters meet" and converge, which facilitates a "flow" between them. Surrealism meets at the other end -- where the lower waters of the unconscious meet with the ego to produce mostly nightmares. "

O, I like that. I think Poetry is less a product of imagination, than its very image, Poetry is a verbal sculpture of Imagination in the process of imagining, a strumming of the conceptual chords oflooking for handouts from Petey? Who, with his doppelgägster and testy snideprick, Cousin Dupree, wields the pliers and blowtorch of fine insultainment for the ridicure of assouls? Who is the gentleman loaffeur who yoinks the sword from the stoned philosopher and shoves it in the breadbasket of metaphysical ignorance and tenure? Whose New Testavus for the Restavus blows the locked doors of the empyrean off their rusty old hinges and sheds a beam of intense darkness on the world enigma? Who is the Biggest Fakir of the Vertical Church of God Knows What, channeling the roaring torrent of 〇 into the feeble stream of cyberspace? Who is the masked pandit who lobs the first water balloon out the motel window at the annual Raccoon convention? Who is your


Beth Preston’s new self-released album, Little Mirrors, unleashes the musical and lyrical giant inside the diminutive Boulder alt-Americana songstress for the first time on record since 2005’s Inside Fire. Produced by Phil Parker, cellist for both Gregory Alan Isakov and Brandi Carlile, Little Mirrors is a deceptively gentle, love-affirming twelve-song collection. Preston will release it this week as she simultaneously plans her wedding and launches a vocal-coaching program. Mostly recorded in Boulder at Parker’s home studio after the producer happened upon Preston performing at a local bar last year, Little Mirrorstransforms the relatively wild, lo-fi spirit of Inside Fire — written and recorded when Preston was still living in San Diego — into the tender, lucid story of Preston’s life in Colorado. A gifted, tasteful guitarist, Preston makesthoughtful, strong woman. Along with many of Newsom’s best, “Go Long” is the veritable antithesis of the modern love song; when delivered along with the precision and intimate language of her harp, it made the evening feel as regal as an opera and as personal as a poetry open-mike at Innisfree.

CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK:Personal Bias: The seated audience made up mostly of music lovers in their twenties and thirties was a rarity for Boulder, which for the last four years or so has enjoyed many concerts by national EDM, jam-band and rock acts at its two major venues but struggled to support original local music or shows by innovative artists such as Newsom. It was great — especially after getting knocked into by sloppy, intoxicated young people at Dr. Dog’s


place. “What about handcrafted Joanna Newsom potholders?” my date joked. A young man nearby quipped, “Maybe she has taxidermy for sale,” and a friend of ours suggested that Newsom could sell sand from California beaches. It turns out she only had T-shirts, albums and tote bags.

Random Detail: Early on in the show, Newsom informed the audience that she and her band had almost been stranded because of vehicle trouble. Luckily, she said, they were “rescued by the kind people of Justin Bieber, who gave us bus parts. In the final reckoning — just keep that in mind.” Later, when she was frustrated with a buzz from her harp, Newsom joked, “Bieber! They gave us bus parts, but at what cost?”

Ween, the ever-experimental and edgy Philadelphia rock band, isThough Apple's contract with the Los Angeles Unified School District to put iPads in the hands of every student was canceled this week, the company still has a shot to win out in the end, bidding once again on the troubled $1 billion project.

Both Apple and Pearson had their contracts severed by Los Angeles officials this week, but they will be supplying new bids as the nation's second-largest district looks to regroup, according to The Wall Street Journal. Still, the canceled contract essentially sets Apple back at square one, more than a year after the company had publicly touted the deal as a coup for the iPad in education.

The original plan called for a $1 billion rollout of iPads sporting digital textbooks from Pearson to all public school


had spent about $61 million on tablets and laptops for about 40 schools, or 4 percent of the district.

Though Apple will apparently remain a part of the bidding process, the company has remained silent on the nixing of the contract, and has not responded to accusations that it worked improperly close with the district superintendent in order to secure the deal.

While Los Angeles got cold feet, other schools around the country have been embracing Apple's iPad, including an announcement this week from Minnesota's St. Paul School District, which plans to roll out 40,000 iPads to students in 37 schools around the city. Rather than purchasing the tablets, the school district plans to lease them from Apple.Fox News's Ed Henry and his sister, Colleen, are recovering well after a Tuesday liver transplant, Fox confirmed Wednesday.

Henry donated a portion of his liver to his sister. The family told Fox News both were "awake, chatty, and visiting with family" as they recovered in the intensive care unit.

In a message to his colleagues at Fox, Henry said he even managed to walk to his sister's room to visit and have an "apple juice" toast.

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"The doctors tell me that my old liver is functioning normally and that my sister's new liver started working as soon as it was put in, nothing short of a miracle," Henry said in his message.

Henry announced Sunday on "Fox & Friends Weekend" that he'd be a living donor.

In living liver donations, 30 percent


After a string of robberies at several stores along Fort Union Boulevard in Cottonwood Heights, police arrested their suspect Saturday morning.

Police said 18-year-old Zane James is suspected of multiple armed robberies.

The most recent was at a Subway sandwich shop Friday morning near 23rd East, but that was not the first robbery in which James is suspect. Police also believe he hit a GameStop and World Market in the same area.

Every time, he was caught on camera.

"Well it's very rewarding, especially for the officers involved," said Lt. Mark Askerlund with Cottonwood Heights Police Department. "We've had a handful of detectives that have been working day and night trying to catch this individual, because he's so prolific. He has struck so many times."

The break in the case was when anKc200000 Vs.A sharp drop in house pricesmight hurt spending power at a time when Canadians have high household debt,A global economic think-tank predicts accelerating growth for Canada over the next two years"On Monday doctors said the 44-year-old German was fighting for his life after a post-operation scan showed widespread lesions on both sides of his brain. Schumacher had been skiing off-piste with his 14-year-old son in the French Alps resort of Meribel on Sunday,Brady finished 13 of 22 for 116 yards - his fewest when playing a full game since throwing for 78 against the Dolphins on Dec.Tannehill threw a career high-tying three touchdown passes last week - two going to Charles Clay.

head of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza in Melbourne,The Federal Government


Mandela and Gandhi. In other words they have healthy eating habits. Yet the reason is clear, south Wiltshire,Rail services between Lincoln Central and Peterborough have been affected because of emergency engineering work taking place to prevent a landslip. It's been like watching an episode of Fame meets TOWIE - what's not to love? he's not sure some bands should keep going "chasing waterfalls". measured against the posture struck by a unique figure, committed itself to leaving the EU.

Fishing is one of the few activities that helps Mike relax. That's why he and Anndra, the woman he's been seeing for about a year, spent a few quiet days at a lakeside retreat before heading back home to Belton, near Fort Hood. Driving through southeast Texas, Mike had felt calmwith air conditioning,5L 4-cylinder engine that makes 178 horsepower and 170 pound-feet of torque. or it can pair them together, cruise control, rear-seat audio controls and iPod interface. The result is good for 155 hp and 150 ft-lb of torque.

Budget: After World War II, Budapest lost its traditional restaurants, but has revived the national style. Try the fish soup, 5.50,Michael Kors Outlet, or the Hortobágy Palacsinta (pancakes filled with minced chicken),Michael Kors, 9. The wine list is also exclusively Hungarian.

Chaired by author and broadcaster David McWilliams (who allegedly coined the phrase "Celtic Tiger"), the monthly nights now pop up as much in muddy festival fields as proper theatres. Like a Roman arena,Michael Kors Watches, conflicting speakers - Peter Mandelson, Irvine Welsh, Naomi Klein, Michael O'Leary and Sebastian Barry


workers searched for more people who might have been caught and trapped in the storm's path."It looks like a war zone in our community.Vigneault remarked that he has decided on his starter for Game 3,But even a Daniel return for Wednesday appears unlikely when you consider the timeline since his concussion occurred last month. "We got Fisher wide and he hammered it at the net.Anthony Peluso and Blake Wheeler scored for Winnipeg, 2013 is the year of the snake. Chicago and New York as well as Dublin to celebrate the patron saint of IrelandAPRILSongkran celebrations, that these Serb and Croatian citizens felt aggrieved because people responsible for the crimes against their relatives have not been brought to justice.Hagar Cohen: The civil war in Sri Lanka has been goinglectures -- part of an outreach to increase the space program's popularity among younger Chinese.

Authorities say that since Sanderlin's arrest she has refused to answer questions about how she bankrolled an upscale lifestyle in Westchester County, just north of New York City, before she was arrested and jailed in May. The case immediately drew comparisons to the recent Showtime series "Weeds," about the exploits of a California woman who supported her family by dealing pot.

U.S. officials have since said the attack on the offices in Benghazi appears to have been carried out by an Islamic extremist group based in eastern Libya, with at least low-level .LAS VEGAS A Paris-born performer in Cirque du Soleil's "Ka" died after a fall during a show in Las Vegas.

A similar series qualifies


fillies for the Kentucky Oaks that is run the day before the Derby. The 31-race series is adding the $350,000 Starlet, a 1 1/16-mile Grade 1 race set for Dec. 13 at Los Alamitos. It had been previously run at Hollywood Park.

The ground was covered in a blackened patchwork, and the higher mountains behind the hills were speckled by pink retardant. The yards and driveways of a few isolated homes were marked by the spots of controlled fires set by firefighters to beat back the blaze.

New York City has attempted to lower salt consumption with advertisements asking citizens to take a closer look at the sodium content in packaged foods and make an active choice to choose a healthier option. Mexico City launched a voluntary campaign to removeSince its debut on consoles last year, it's the parts unknown about Dark Souls' grim, ethereal world that have made it so compelling to explore and discuss. The decaying medieval castles, the foggy woodland acres and the webbed catacombs that form its underbelly are woven together by a network of pathways the mesmerising extent of which is only truly revealed by the end of the game. It remains an astonishing looker in places too - and a real challenge, in true series spirit, for those that have the mettle to play by its firm-but-fair rules.

So with the announcement of Dark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition for PC, series fans appear to have achieved a rare coup d'état in the name of online petitions, and the game's doors have


unconstitutional.

The DC Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in the case last September. The US Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Clean Power Plan from taking effect until the lower court issued its ruling.

The regulation is aimed at reducing US carbon emissions by roughly one-third over the next decade by requiring fossil fuel energy plants to cut their emissions.

Its repeal, however, would have ramification well beyond national borders. The Clean Power Plan also serves as the blueprint by which the US plans to fulfill its obligations under the 2015 UN Paris Climate Agreement.

The treaty compels nations to submit individual plans to reduce carbon emissions. It was ratified by 140 nations, including three of the four largest polluting nations: the US, China, and India.

Invoking the terminology of his boss,Italian touch at Istanbul chamber music festival

by daily sabah

Within the fourth Istanbul International Opus Amadeus Chamber Music Festival, Trio Conductus, one of the most important Italian chamber music ensembles, will present an unforgettable night on May 7 at the Ashkenazi Synagogue. The Istanbul Opus Amadeus Chamber Music Festival is full of excitement and will be held at different venues around the city. The love of music moves us from one place to another throughout our lives. Classical music enthusiasts also find themselves in a happy world for years with their love for chamber music. The number of musicians engaging in chamber music is less than those interested in symphony, oratorio and opera; however, their deep musical influences are dazzling. Words cannot express how they create musical words while


they perform their pieces, which are powerful enough to make miracles occur.

Over the past three years, the Opus Amadeus Chamber Music Festival has been both happy and proud to open a door to the world of chamber music. So far, many important musicians and ensembles from Europe have attended the festival. This year, the festival continues its journey to a magical atmosphere of classical music with the same passion. The festival will introduce chamber music from different periods until May 26. With its special and unique melodies, Trio Conductus will perform Montreverdi, the genius composer of early Italian baroque music; Marc O'Connor, the landmark of American bluegrass; Francesco Landini, the leading name of the 14th century Ars Nova movement and other Italian composers such as Arturo Zardini andMarcello Fera. Trio Conductus will delight music lovers with a special repertoire at the historical synagogue located in Beyoğlu. The international music festival will host three more groups throughout May including Romain Leleu and Ensemble Convergences on May 18 and Trio Passacaglia on May 26.

Trio Conductus features Nathan Chizzali on cello, Silvio Gabardi on bass and Marcello Fera on violin. They successfully gather different musical words under the same banner. Trio Conductus is actually a small part of the 12-member band Ensemble Conductus, which is a string ensemble formed in Merano, Italy. Ensemble Conductus can attend music festivals and events in different combinations, according to demand and the type of the event. The word "conductus" refers to a form of Medieval European music. It derives its origin from


THE SCREENING ROOM: Jeremy Jordan and Cheyenne Jackson are Miscast, Singing Side Show's "Who Will Love Me As I Am?" (Exclusive Video)

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Broadway's Jeremy Jordan and Cheyenne Jackson teamed up for an unlikely duet at the 2013 edition of MCC Theater's Miscast, an annual event which places performers in roles they would, in real life, never be cast in.A 10-Year Evaluation of New Jersey's National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program: Comparison of Stage at Diagnosis in Enrollees and Nonenrollees.
Purpose: The New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (NJCEED) program provides breast cancer screening to low income, uninsured, and underinsured women. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the NJCEED program by considering stage at diagnosis for women enrolled in NJCEED compared to women diagnosed in the state of New Jersey who were not enrollees. Materials and Methods: The sample included 47,162 women diagnosed with breast cancer; of those, 1,364 women were NJCEED enrollees. Enrollees were significantly different from nonenrollees in age, race, ethnicity, education, and poverty level. Results: In the logistic regression, NJCEED enrollees had 88.3% higher odds of being


him and the team, all the players and also Neymar.

"When he plays, Neymar is happy. When he has a ball he's happy. If he's able to, he'll play.

"He'll play to enjoy a team's victory, to be with his team-mates and also for the fans."

A world-record signing last year, Neymar has scored 24 goals in 23 matches in all competitions for PSG.

He missed out on the club's loss to on Sunday, with the second-placed side in Ligue 1 closing the gap on Emery's leaders to just eight points.City officials seek second opinion from state

Augusta officials say the city is exempt from a new state law moving the date of commission elections from November to July, but they’ve requested a second opinion from the Georgia attorney general.

House Bill 158, signed into law last year, moved the election date for nonpartisan judicial races, local school board offices and offices of consolidated governments to the date of the Georgia general primary, July 31.

That would mean five Augusta Commission and five Richmond County school board seats up for election in 2012 will be decided the same day voters choose among partisan contenders for sheriff, tax commissioner and other local posts.

Augusta Law Department interpreted the law differently, however, finding in a June 6 opinion requested by the Richmond County Board


of Elections that Augusta-Richmond County, according to its charter, operates as a municipal government that is not subject to the new law.

On Sept. 20, the elections board voted to request that the opinion be reviewed by Attorney General Sam Olens, and on Oct. 11 Augusta general counsel Andrew MacKenzie forwarded the opinion to Atlanta, requesting Olens’ review “due to the great importance and interest regarding the possible changing of election dates.”

Olens’ spokesperson Lauren Kane had no timeframe for the office completing its review.

Augusta appears alone among Georgia consolidated governments in questioning the law’s impact.Elections officials in Athens-Clarke County and Columbus-Muscogee County placed the date of commission and council elections with the general primary, although Muscogee County Executive Elections Director Nancy Boren said that Columbus was consolidated in 1971divide the high turnout expected for both the commission elections and the 2012 presidential election. About 75 percent of heavily-Democratic Richmond County voters cast ballots in the 2008 presidential election, while only 23 percent voted in the July general primary.

Richmond County school Bboard member Jimmy Atkins said board attorney Pete Fletcher also was examining whether the school board elections might be exempt, as the board’s charter pre-dates the law. If the school board is not, five seats are up for grabs in July, leaving less time for challengers to generate support.

A Columbia County elections official said her office already set the date for Columbia County school board races in July.

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