Remembering Pearl Harbor

This is my third trip to Pearl Harbor to cover the anniversary of the surprise attack on Dec. 7, 1941, and the place always gives me goose bumps. There is the graceful swaybacked architecture of the USS Arizona memorial, lying atop the remains of the sunken battleship. There are the old hangar buildings on Ford Island, still pockmarked by Japanese strafing. But most of all, there are the survivors, their ranks diminished by the passing years, and their compelling stories of living through a pivotal moment in American history.

Most are men in their late 80s or early 90s, but the memories of that "day of infamy" are seared permanently in their minds.

As Mal Middlesworth, who was a young Marine stationed on the USS San Francisco, putit, "I got to be standing there with a front row seat to one of the greatest spectacles of the 20th century."

That day, 2,400 Americans lost their lives, almost half of them aboard the Arizona, hit by a 1,700-pound armor-piercing bomb that exploded the ship's ammunition magazine.

Don Stratton, an Arizona survivor who was badly burned, said, "It was a terrible day. It just engulfed us in flames."

Of the 84,000 Americans in uniform on the Hawaiian Island of Oahu the day of the attack, between two and 3,000 are alive today, and their numbers dwindle with each passing year. That's the big difference I've noticed this time around. Whereas thousands of survivors made it to past observances, only about 120 made it this time. And most of them concede


A critical stage in the development of a new drug or genetic treatment is the animal trial stage. In this stage, the drug is administered to one or more animal test subjects, often laboratory mice, in order to determine possible drug benefits and side effects. Information concerning an animal's behavior in response to a drug, including cognitive function, can provide valuable information concerning the efficacy or safety of the drug.
One device used in the art to obtain behavioral information of an animal test subject during a drug trial is a maze. An animal test subject is placed in a physical construction of obstacles and passageways. By evaluating the animal's ability to correctly navigate the maze, such as the time it takes for the animal to traverse the maze,-oriented campaign as a conservative Democrat and small businessman rather than as the Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.” He did not use anti-Semitic materials to promote his efforts, it continues, but rather hammered away on his apposition to immigration, especially from Latin American countries. The report, compiled by Alisa Kesten of the AJ Committee’s Trends Analysis Department, points out that the campaign took place during the time when a wave of Cuban refugees was arriving in the United States, and while rioting of newly-arrived Cubans took place at Fort Chafee in Arkansas.

The report also points out that Metzger’s program included attacks on big business, opposition to affirmative action, stopping entry of foreigners into the U.S. for at least five years, and cutting off welfare for the


“bums who are too lazy to work.”

DISTURBING FACTOR CITED

While noting that Metzger’s campaign played down his Ku Klux Klan affiliation, the report also points out that Metzger never denied his Klan identification. The AJ Committee analysis suggests that it is disturbing “that so many people obviously had no compunction in voting for a man who is an active leader of the KKK.”

The 43rd Congressional District in California, where Metzger won in the Democratic primary, is located near the Mexican border. It includes a large Hispanic community, more than 30,000 Filipinos, and 20,000 Indochinese refugees Federal officials estimate that there are as many as 100,000 illegal aliens in the district.

The district is currently represented in Congress by a Republican, Clair Burgener, who has been reelected three times and iswidely believed to be certain of election again this year. Because the district is so heavily Republican, the Democratic Party in the area did not put much effort into the primary contest and no Democrat of stature entered the contest.

Metzger had two opponents in the primary, one of whom dropped out before the election but too late to have his name removed from the ballot. The latter received 22,940 votes, Metzger received 32,344, and the third man was close behind with 32,026.


Dr. Jadliwala receives funding from the National Science Foundation for a three year project focusing on wearable device security and privacy!

Dr. Jadliwala receives funding from the National Science Foundation for his three year project on wearable device security and privacy. He is working with Dr. Jibo He on this project, who is also the Co-PI on this project. The award abstract for this project can be found here.that defines a plurality of integral lanes with a separator disposed between the lanes, and tearing the web material along the separator to disconnect at least one lane from at least one other lane. The selected lane is unwound from the roll while continuing to tear the web material along the separator and maintaining the other lane on the roll.
With this method, the parent roll can contain a relatively wide web of material that consists of a plurality of lanes of web material. The parent roll can provide a high degree of roll stability to minimize damage to the material during handling and storage operations. The individual lanes of web material can be unwound sequentially from the parent roll. In this way, only the number of lanes that


lanes. The apparatus includes at least one roll unwind stand comprising a shaft defining an unwind axis and a drive mechanism adapted to rotate the shaft. A repositioning device, which is adapted to redirect a lane as it is unwound, is movably mounted and positionable at a plurality of positions along an axis generally parallel to the unwind axis. The plurality of positions correspond to different lane positions. The apparatus also includes a control system adapted to: move the repositioning device to a first location corresponding to at least one first lane, rotate the drive mechanism to unwind the at least one first lane, move the repositioning device to a second location corresponding to at least one second lane, and rotate the drive mechanism to unwind the atfirst roll unwind stand to unwind the at least one second lane, move the repositioning and sensing devices of the second roll unwind stand to a first location corresponding to at least one first lane, rotate the drive mechanism of the second roll unwind stand to unwind the at least one first lane, move the repositioning and sensing devices of the second roll unwind stand to a second location corresponding to at least one second lane, and rotate the drive mechanism of the second roll unwind stand to unwind the at least one second lane. The second lanes can remain on their corresponding rolls while the first lanes are unwound.
In particular embodiments, the sensing devices can detect the position of the next lane to be unwound. Further, the


control system can use sensor feedback information to control the position of the repositioning devices.
The apparatus as described herein can be used to unwind a roll of web material having first and second integral lanes, including the steps of: positioning a repositioning device at a first position corresponding to the position of the first lane, where the repositioning device is adapted to redirect a lane as it is unwound; initiating separation of the first lane from the integral second lane; feeding the first lane onto the repositioning device; rotating the roll to unwind the first lane while tearing the first lane from the second lane and maintaining the second lane on the roll; moving the repositioning device to a second position corresponding to the position of the secondfound elsewhere in the house, which matches his statement that he was at the home and attempting to convince the victim to have sex with him. He was convicted, probably because he was male, black, and “a drifter.” No pussy pass for him.

Sollecito’s DNA was found on Kercher’s bra clasp, which was cut from her bra. He was convicted. Hard to see how he could be innocent, given the evidence.

Knox was the sole contributor to DNA found on the handle of the murder weapon, and Kercher’s DNA was found in skin taken from the blade. The blade was carefully washed, but microscopic pieces of skin and flesh were embedded between serrations. Knox was convicted, but is now seeking a pussy pass re-trial.

REASONABLE DOUBT?

Confession under interrogation is unreliable, and


so they did not get a good look at him.They said he grabbed Hania and forced her into her relative's vehicle --a green 2002 Ford Expedition with South Carolina tag NWS984.Also, the FBI said, the paint on the hood of the vehicle is peeling and there is a Clemson sticker on the rear window.The 911 call came in from a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. The female caller was speaking Spanish, so the dispatcher requested that a translator join the call.Initial reports described the abductor as a black male. During follow-up interviews, investigators determined the witness had not seen the race of the abductor because he was wearing all black, including long sleeves, and a yellow bandana over his face."I want for him toremember that he is a son, he has a mother, probably sisters," family member Maria Bonilla told ABC11 on Monday. "For him to have a heart. To put his hand on his heart and think about his family if someone would take his mother, sisters or a member of his own family. That's all.""Our main concern right now is getting this young lady back to her family," Lumberton Police Department Chief Michael McNeill said during a news conference.This makes me hold my gun a little bit tighter," said neighbor Keith Bellamy. "Due to the simple fact that I have my wife, my children, and family with me. And it makes me very uncomfortable. In the process of feeling uncomfortable, I have an extra security blanket around my wife


a coin."

Vick will apparently take those odds.

"I am grateful and proud to be a Philadelphia Eagle. My heart is in Philly and this community is important to me," he said in a statement. "I look forward to playing for Coach Kelly, (Owner) Jeffrey Lurie and the entire Eagles organization, the city of Philadelphia and the fans. I am training hard this offseason and will be ready for Coach Kelly's team vision and leadership. Our goal is to win."

Kelly continues to say there are multiple ways to get that done on offense.

Vick has been a scrambler for most of his career. Foles has the makeup of a pocket passer. Though offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur said the read option will be part of the team's package this season, Kelly continuesme" regarding the second-year player. Vick's abilities include mobility, which would seem to make him more adept at running the things Kelly has employed in the past.

But Vick needs to take better care of the football after turning it over 15 times in 10 games last season before a concussion knocked him out of action and Foles took hold of the starting job. Kelly believes a new system, a new coaching staff and a new contract could help turn Vick's career around at 32 – an age, Kelly noted, that makes Vick younger than the Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo and only six months older than the New York Giants' Eli Manning.

"We're not ruling out anything right now," Kelly said when asked if Vick or Foles could be dealt


April 16, 2007

At least 31 people were killed today on the campus of Virginia Tech in what appears to be the deadliest shooting rampage in American history, according to federal law-enforcement officials. Many of the victims were students shot in a dorm and a classroom building....

Up until today, the deadliest campus shooting in United States history was in 1966 at the University of Texas, where Charles Whitman climbed to the 28th-floor observation deck of a clock tower and opened fire, killing 16 people before he was gunned down by police. In the Columbine High attack in 1999, two teenagers killed 12 fellow students and a teacher before killing themselves.

Words cannot adequately express how dreadful this is. I wish strength for the VT family in adjusting.

We recently had ablissfully unaware of the day's events."

On 9/11, I was doing a contractor job in a room with no internet connection or TV, and got done at about three in the afternoon, caught the train back to town, and walked over to a friend's house to see if he fancied a pint; his girlfriend opened the door - I guess this was about 10:30 New York time - and said "the world trade center just collapsed." Blissfully unaware, I chuckled and asked "uh, wha...?" whereupon I was ushered into the living room where CNN was running through its umpteenth action replay.

Be that as it may, I certainly remember that a lot of people want to hoist Ann by her commenter's petard's, on the theory that if she tolerates a


and I just watched it for the first time, with this discussion in my mind.

The heroes of Flight 93 had time to gather themselves for their legendary assault on the cockpit. Their first reaction was, however, to flee for their own safety, and to let the man with the fake bomb and the tiny knife order them around in hopes that he was telling them the truth that if they didn't resist, they'd be safe.

At least as this screenwriter tells it, only when the passengers knew about the attacks on the WTC and Pentagon, and only when the majority had convinced themselves that the bomb wasn't real, and only when they had identified a possible pilot, did they agree to coordinate an attack. They made a series ofHeading into last football season, the cornerback position at Ohio State had been decided — there were no ifs, ands or buts about it. Then-redshirt-junior Roby had earned his spot the season before and then-junior Grant was tapped to replace Travis Howard in the lineup.

But on July 21, a wrench was thrown into that plan. With Roby facing charges of misdemeanor battery in Monroe County, Ind., someone had to step up and take his place in the starting lineup as he served his one-game suspension from coach Urban Meyer.

That player was Armani Reeves. The then-sophomore cornerback made his first career start against Buffalo Aug. 31 in a 40-20 win.

Although Reeves didn’t see much of the field for much of the remainder of the season — he was forced


Every workday for more than a year, Derrick Taylor woke up in the middle of the night to begin a five-mile walk to his 4 a.m. shift at UPS, a job that helps support his ailing mother.

His co-workers at the UPS center in Oxford, Alabama, were so impressed by his work ethic and dedication that they pitched in for a life-changing gift that left the 19-year-old in tears.

Taylor's fellow employees pooled together $1,100 to buy him a used Jeep Cherokee that ensured his days of 10-mile treks were over.

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Co-worker J.D. Ward presented the car to Taylor in front of everyone on Feb. 22.

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On November 12, 2009, less than 90 days after the Defendant filed its certificate of judgment, the Debtor filed a petition in this Court for relief under Chapter 7 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. At the time she filed for bankruptcy relief, the Debtor held an undivided interest with her husband in two parcels of real property. These properties, one of which included her residence, were disclosed to have an aggregate value of $179,000.00 and, inclusive of the Defendant's interest, were reported to be encumbered by secured claims in the amount of $128,057.07.
After filing for bankruptcy relief, the Plaintiff, Bruce C. French, was appointed


Family Day at Forest Houses, a public housing project in the Bronx, took place on a blistering July Saturday on a carpet of parched grass between brick apartment buildings. Current residents sweltered in the shade as they shared burgers, music, and a bouncy castle with former residents who had come to visit and reminisce.

Across the way, another sort of community was playing out. Young AmeriCorps interns hose-watered cucumbers, cilantro, and okra and harvested collards, kale, and turnips from 7,200 square feet of raised planting beds set right smack between New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) buildings. They bundled the harvest with rubber bands and handed them out to people wandering over from the festivities, and others drifting down from hot apartments with bags of food scraps to swapDavid Larter

Navy Times

The U.S. Navy has dispatched a small armada to the South China Sea.

The carrier John C. Stennis, two destroyers, two cruisers and the 7th Fleet flagship have sailed into the disputed waters in the last 24 hours, according to military officials. The carrier strike group is the latest show of force in the tense region, with the U.S. asserting that China is militarizing the region to guard its excessive territorial claims.

The Stennis deployed from Washington state on Jan. 15.

The stand-off has been heating up on both sides. After news in February that the Chinese had deployed an advanced surface-to-air missile battery to the Paracel Islands, U.S. Pacific Command head Adm. Harry Harris told lawmakers that China was militarizing the South China Sea.

"In my opinion China is


clearly militarizing the South China Sea," Harris testified on Feb. 24. "You’d have to believe in a flat Earth to believe otherwise."

China deploys missiles to disputed island in South China Sea, Taiwan says

A 7th Fleet spokesman downplayed the heavy U.S. presence in the region.

"Our ships and aircraft operate routinely throughout the Western Pacific — including the South China Sea — and have for decades," Cmdr. Clay Doss said in a statement. "In 2015 alone, Pacific Fleet ships sailed about 700 combined days in the South China Sea."

However, experts say sending Stennis and its air wing to the South China Sea is a clear signal to China and the region.

"Clearly the Navy and (Department of Defense) is demonstrating its full commitment to presence and freedom of navigation in theregion,” said Jerry Hendrix, a retired Navy captain and analyst with the Center for a New American Security in Washington, D.C. “With the full carrier strike group and the command ship, the Navy is showing the scope of its interests and ability to project presence and power around world.”

Navy challenges China, others in South China Sea

The destroyer Lassen's October patrol within the 12-mile limit of China's manmade South China Sea islands was the first challenge of China's sovereignty over the Spratly Islands since Chinese land-reclamation projects began there.

On Jan. 30, the destroyer Curtis Wilbur patrolled near Triton Island, part of the Paracel Islands chain China also claims.

Six nations in the region lay claim to parts or all of the disputed islands chains. The Spratly Islands, a collection of


reefs, rocks and other natural features, have been the site of extensive Chinese land reclamation projects. In the last two years, China has begun constructing islands on top of reefs and claiming territorial seas around them to gain exclusive fishing and resource rights to most of the South China Sea.

These disputes have led to violence in the past. In 1974, a conflict between South Vietnam and China led to a shootout in the Paracel Islands, located between Vietnam and China's Hainan Island. That dispute continues.Mexican government officials now believe the people who ambushed and killed nine Americans belonged to "La Línea," part of the Juárez drug cartel. They said the attackers entered the territory of the rival Sinaloa cartel Sunday near La Mora where the extended LeBaron family lived. They were all members of a breakaway group once associated with the Mormon church.

Local police have been on high alert ever since the two cartels engaged in a gun battle early Monday morning. Mexican authorities believe the gunmen opened fire on the family's three SUVs hours later, first mistaking them for cartel members. But family members, including Max LeBaron, say the group was targeted.

"There's no reason, there's no logical reason behind it other than the fact they're just terrorist organizations," LeBaron told CBS


News correspondent Manny Bojorquez.

They point out that children traveling with 29-year-old Christina Langford Johnson said she raised her arms to show she was not a threat.

"She put her baby as far down as she could in the vehicle. She got out of the vehicle, she tried to identify that there were women and children there and she got gunned down," LeBaron said.

Mexican officials say the first SUV was hit by bullets and exploded around 9 a.m. Monday. Two hours later, the two other Suburbans were ambushed about 11 miles down the road.

After that shooting, a relative said 13-year-old Devin Langford hid his siblings in bushes and went for help. About six hours later, he arrived in La Mora – 14 miles away – and alerted family members. HisWisconsin Warhammer Fantasy, 9th Age, Kings of War, and Age of Sigmar Discussion and club. Wisconsin's oldest fantasy game club

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and overhead lights, and used his spotlight to illuminate the interior of McHugh's car. McHugh adjusted his rearview mirror to deflect the light from his face and slowed to 70 miles per hour; he did not pull over. Rossi radioed for a California Highway Patrol or San Diego Police Department unit in the area to assist him.
McHugh did not respond to Rossi's siren and continued driving approximately one and one-half miles to the Poway Road exit. McHugh drove onto Poway Road and accelerated to approximately 85 miles per hour with Rossi in pursuit. When McHugh reached the stop light at Sabre Springs Road, he stopped in the left turn lane for the red traffic light. Because Rossi was concerned McHugh might try to run the light in anattempt to further evade him, he pulled his car in front of McHugh's car to block its further movement. Rossi got out of his patrol car, and approached McHugh's car with his revolver drawn and pointed at McHugh. Rossi instructed McHugh to put his hands up and to hand over his keys, and McHugh asked Rossi which command he should comply with first. Rossi was embarrassed that he asked McHugh to do both things at once, and said, "Well, give me your keys," with which McHugh complied. During this exchange, Rossi reholstered his revolver.
Rossi instructed McHugh to get out of the car, handcuffed him and detained him inside Rossi's patrol car. Rossi detected a strong odor of alcohol near McHugh; noticed he had glassy eyes, a slack-jawed expression


for over four years as a phlebotomist, performing between 50 to 70 venipunctures per month, and was on duty at police headquarters when McHugh was brought into room 138. Although the police department employs people to clean the room, Dominguez (as part of her standard procedure) cleaned off the counter with sanitizing solution and put sheets down on the table. She drew McHugh's blood using the same procedures she used in every blood draw. She used a 21-gauge needle (sealed in factory packaging) and a Vacutainer device to draw the blood. She put on rubber gloves, used a tourniquet on McHugh's upper arm to expose a vein, and then selected a site and cleaned it with a sterilizing solution. She removed the needle, inserted it into the Vacutainerinto references to MEM 112 and to perform protection checks.

The environment provided by KOS has the following elements:

A Process 610 which contains the state of an execution of the program for a given User 701.

A Virtual Processor 612 which gives the Process 610 access to JP 114.

An Object Management System which translates UIDs into values that are usable inside JP 114.

A Protection System which checks whether a Process 610 has the right to perform an operation on an Object.

A Virtual Memory Management System which moves those portions of Objects which a Process 610 actually references from the outside world into MEM 112 and translates logical descriptors into physical descriptors.

In the following, the logical properties of this environment and the manner in which a program is executed in it


of a program's execution, the program's physical execution can be stopped and resumed at any point. It is thus possible to control program execution by means of the Process 610.

As already mentioned, a Process 610's execution proceeds only when KOS has bound it to a Virtual Processor 612, that is, an area of MEM 112 containing the state required to execute microinstructions on JP 114 hardware. The operation of binding
is simply a transfer of Process 610 state from the Process 610's area of MEM 112 to a Virtual Processor 612's area of MEM 112. Since binding and unbinding may take place at any time, EOS 704 may multiplex Processes 610 among Virtual Processors 612. In
FIG. 8, there are more Processes 610 than there are Virtual Processors 612. TheIOM Bus 130, read into FIU 1820, operated upon, transferred onto MOD Bus 140, and transferred from MOD Bus 140 to MC 1816. In read operations from MEM 112 to IOS 116, data is transferred from MC
1816 to MOD Bus 140, written into FIU 1820 and operated upon, and transferred onto MIO Bus 129 to IOS 116. In a data read from MEM 112 to JP 114, data is transferred from MC 1816 onto MOD Bus 140, transferred into FIU 1820 and operated upon, and
transferred again onto MOD Bus 140 to JP 114. In write operations from JP 114 to MEM 112, data on JPD Bus 142 is transferred into FIU 1820 and operated upon, and is then transferred onto MOD Bus 140 to MC 1816. MOD Bus


effectively align that operand's exponent field with the other operand's exponent field. Addition or subtraction of the operand's mantissa fields may then proceed.

EXPALU 2034 also performs addition or subtraction of floating point operand exponent fields in multiplication or division operations, while MALU 2074 performs multiplication and division of the operand mantissa fields. Multiplication and
division of floating point operand mantissa fields by MALU 2074 is performed by successive shifting of one operand, corresponding generation of partial products of the other operand, and successive addition and subtraction of those partial products.

Finally, EU 122 performs normalization of the results of floating point operand operations by left shifting of a final result's mantissa field to eliminate zeros in the most significant characters of the final result mantissa field, and
corresponding shifting of thean Active Object Manager (AOM), including Active Object Request Queue (AORQ) 10728, which are similar in operation to CS 10110's VMM and VMMRQ 10722. CS 10110's AOM
and AORQ 10728 operate in conjunction with AOTHT 10710 and AOT 10712 to locate inactive objects and make them active by assigning them AON's and generating entries for them in AOTHT 10710, AOT 10712, and AOTA 10714.

Before a particular object can be made active in CS 10110, it must first be located in backing store (ED 10124). All objects on backing store are located through a Logical Allocation Unit Directory (LAUD) 10730, which is resident in backing
store. An LAUD 10730 contains entries for each object accessible to the particular CS 10110. Each LAUD 10730 entry contains the information necessary to generate an


and outputs of LM 20730. As indicated in FIG. 218, LCR 21810 receives certain data and enable inputs
from MEM 10112 sources external to LM 20730, certain of which are gated through Gate 21812 which provides in turn a data input to LCR 21810. LCR 21810 provides certain outputs to MEM 10112's circuitry external to LM 20730, and certain inputs to LDL
21814. LDL 21814, as just stated, receives inputs from LCR 21810, with other inputs from sources external to LM 20730. LDL 21814 provides outputs to other portions of MEM 10112 and data inputs to LSR 21816. LSR 21816 provides control signal outputs to
portions of MEM 10112's circuitry external to LM 20730, and an input to MCCD 21820. In addition to an input from LSR 21816, MCCD 21820 receivesbe described next below in further detail.

d. Descriptor Processor 20210 Operation

a.a. Offset Selector 20238

Referring to OFFP 20218, GRF 10354 includes GR's 10360 and SR's 10362. GR's 10360 in turn contain ABR's 10364, mCR's 10366, and a set of general registers. SR's 10362 include MIS 10368 and MOS 10370. GRF 10354 is vertically divided into three
parts. AONGRF 20232 is 28 bits wide and resides in AONP 20216, LENGRF 20236 is 32 bits wide and resides in LENP 20220, and OFFGRF 20234 is 32 bits wide and resides in OFFP 20218. AONGRF 20232, OFFGRF 20234, and LENGRF 20236 may be comprised of
Fairchild 93422s.

In addition to storing offset fields of AON pointers and logical descriptors, those portions of OFFGRF 20234 not reserved for ABR's 10365, mCR's 10366, and SR's 10362 may


Request Registers as not requesting. Micro-Break-Point and
Microinstruction Trace Traps, are, in general, always latched as requesting at completion of State AB. Trace Traps may be explicitly masked by a Trace Mode Mask, an Indivisibility Mode Mask, and by a Trace Enable input, all generated by FUSITT 11012 as
described below. Micro-Break-Point Trap may also be masked by clearing a Trace Enable bit in a Trace Enable field of certain microinstructions containing Trace Traps. In general, masking is effective from State M0 of the microinstruction which
generates the mask, through completion of a microinstruction which clears the mask Trace Traps generated by a microinstruction which clears a mask are taken so as to abort a following microinstruction during its M0 State.

Referring to FIG. 245, CS 10110 state timing for a typicalduring Store Back to MEM
10112 of EU 10122 results. These Events may be disabled by microinstruction output of FUSITT 11012 but are, in general, not masked. Store Back Exception Events may be written into RCWs, to be stored in RCWS 10358, and are cleared upon CS 10110's exit
from State AB. Again, a Store Back Exception Event Handler microinstruction sequence should reset Store Back Exception Events written into RCWs to prevent recursion of these events.

As described above, the next major class of Interrupt Events are Deferred Service Interrupts. CS 10110 defers service of Deferred Service Interrupts until entry of a new SOP Deferred Service Interrupts which have been recognized will be serviced
before completion of execution of the first microinstruction of that new SOP. Deferred Service Interrups include Nonfatal MEM


of EXRM 20332 is connected from output Scale Register (SCALER) 20338. A second input of EXPRF 20380 is connected from output of Sign Logic (SIGN) 20382. Input of SIGN 20382 is connected from second output of SCALER
20338.

INSELA 20330, INSELB 20348, Exponent ALU (EXPALU) 20384 and SCALER 20338 comprise EXP 20316's arithmetic circuitry for manipulating exponent fields of floating point numbers. INSELA 20330 and INSELB 20348 select, respectively, first and second
inputs to EXPALU 20384. As previously described, a first input of INSELA 20330 is connected from second output of OPB 20322 through EXPQ Bus 20325. Second input of INSELA 20330 is connected from output of EXPRF 20380. Output of INSELA 20330 is
connected to first input of EXPALU 20384. First input of INSELB 20348 is, as previously described, connected fromEXPQ Bus 20325. Concurrently, mantissa
fields of multiplier and multiplicand operands are read from OPB 20322 to MULT 20314 through OPQ Bus 20323 and MULTIM 20328. Multiplier mantissa field is written through MULTIN Bus 20354, into NIBSHF 20358. Multiplicand mantissa field is written,
through MULTIN Bus 20354 into MQR 20356. At this time, contents of RFR 20336 and of MWR 20372 are set to zero.

Input of PPS 25810, at this time, is the least significant character of multiplier mantissa field from NIBSHF 20358. From this input, PPS 25810 generates control signals to MULTSHFT12 20366, MULTSHFT48 20368, and MULTALU1 20370 to generate
first, or least significant, partial product of the multiplication operation. First partial product represents, the product of the least significant character of multiplier mantissa field times the multiplicand mantissa field


20322 and loaded into MQR 20356. First operand is then transferred through MULTSHFT12 20366 first input and through MULTALU1 20370 and loaded
into MWR 20372. At this time, a 32 bit constant word comprised of 8 BCD characters, wherein each character is a BCD 6, is read from CONST 20360 and loaded into MQR 20356. Susequently, first operand is read from MWR 20372 through MULTALU2 20374 and FRS
20362 and loaded into RFR 20336. Concurrently, the constant word is transferred from MQR 20356 through MULTSHFT12 20366 and MULTALU1 20370 and loaded into MWR 20372. First operand, then residing in RFR 20336, is then added to constant word residing in
MWR 20372 by MULTALU2 20374 and the result transferred through FRS 20362 and loaded into RFR 20336. During this operation, second decimalThree-time NBA champion Rick Fox is now the owner of a League of Legends team. Fox, who has long been a fan of Counter Logic Gaming, bought Gravity Gaming’s spot in the North American League Championship Series and is renaming the team Echo Fox according to Breitbart.

“As a professional athlete, businessman and proud member of the gaming community, I see the way that the eSports world is growing and I know we are on the verge of something massive,” Fox said. “The opportunity to parlay my experience in sports, entertainment and gaming into a leadership role with Echo Fox is exciting and humbling. This decision is equal parts business and personal for me.”

Gravity Gaming joined the LCS in 2015 after being promoted from the Challenger Series, and finished


Northrop Grumman Awarded $285m for Third NSC

Thursday, August 09, 2007

Northrop Grumman Corporation has been awarded $285.5 million for construction of the third National Security Cutter (WMSL 752), the newest and most capable multi-mission cutter in the United States Coast Guard fleet.

The contract is being funded under the Integrated Deepwater System program.
"This cutter is the third in the class of new, high performance cutters that will significantly enhance the maritime security capabilities and mission execution of the United States Coast Guard," said Philip Teel, president of Northrop Grumman’s Ship Systems sector. “We are proud to serve our Coast Guard customer.”

The design for the National Security Cutter (NSC) has evolved since the
first NSC was proposed in 2002 to meet additional, homeland security-specific
requirements identified by the Coast Guard for operations inthe operation began, the 65-bed Emergency Management Center in Irbil has treated more than 650 patients, most in serious condition.

The hospital is running low on certain medicines, while salaries have been slashed for the dozen doctors on staff amid a local economic crisis, hospital administrator Pishtewan Bagok said.

In the women’s unit, 69-year-old Sharia Sharif described being hit by a mortar shell near her home. Sharif’s leg was badly broken, but she was trapped in her home by fierce fighting, unable to get treatment, until Iraq evacuated her three days later.

[Iraq has never seen this kind of fighting in its battles with ISIS]

Mosul residents say that the Islamic State, which captured the city in June 2014, kept its hospitals open but that the facilities often lacked medicine and staff.


The militants ordered public servants to report to work and threatened to execute doctors fleeing the city, but some left anyway or stayed home.

Sabrin Fawad Hamadi, 19, had her first baby in Mosul shortly after the militants arrived.

Nearing the end of her second pregnancy this fall, she and her family decided to leave the city’s Hay al-Bakr neighborhood, which came under intense shelling after it was taken by Iraqi troops last month.

Now Hamadi is one of tens of thousands of people at the Khazir camp east of Mosul, where bare-bones medical facilities are crowded with people seeking care.

To help deal with maternal health needs in the camps and recently liberated areas, the United Nations Population Fund in Iraq has deployed mobile delivery rooms on the back of trucks.A tragedy of epic proportions took place this past week at the Cheshire County, New Hampshire Courthouse. Thomas James Ball set himself ablaze, committing suicide, presumably due to being despondent after many years enduring a protracted high-conflict divorce, child custody, and child support case. The level of conflict in the case was purportedly aided and abetted by the family court system in New Hampshire.

By all accounts, Thomas James Ball was behind a mere $2,000 – $3,000 in child support due to a long layoff in the most abysmal economy that this country has seen in decades. Despite this – he was likely facing jail for his debt and reached the end of his rope. Jail for child support owed would most certainly have significantly impeded his ability to


spouses out of the house for eight hours as a cooling off period. Arrest was arrest one of the two spouses. The officer was to do as the top paper on the pad said to do. The experiment was set up by the Police Foundation and Lawrence W. Sherman was the lead researcher. The results show counseling resulted in a future assault in 24% cases, send was 19%, and the arrest option resulted in a future assault in only 10% of the cases. Perhaps a cheap way of cutting down future domestic violence.

In 1984 The U. S. Attorney General’s Task Force of Domestic Violence recommended arrest as the primary weapon in domestic violence assault. Lawrence W. Sherman recommend not using the arrests because the MPE was just oneboth genders. And that is exactly what the dead bodies told us.

The second thing that happened in 1976 was the first domestic violence survey was released. It was so new the time that they called it family violence. Murray Straus of UNH and Richard Gellars from a school in RI were the researchers. They did not find two perpetrators of domestic violence, but three. Men initiated violence 25.7% of the time: women 25.2%, and the other 49.1% was the two going after each at the same time. These two people going after each other at the same time is well recognized in law. The law in NH calls that mutual combat. Men are human. Women are human. And once again we found both genders acting the same manner.

So


Too troublesome. The family broke up when the father was thrown out of the house. Now a second break up is happening with the teenage boys. Perhaps a relative has one bed available. Maybe the family of a high school friend would take him in their home. If neither option works then that is okay. He can move in with his father. Then they will both be sleeping in the car down by the river.

Children of these parents also suffer. They used to have their own bedroom in a safe town with good schools. First they have a shelter, then Section 8 public housing. An urban school. Maybe good-maybe not. Kids learn how to be tough in an urban environment. The kids might go bad or they couldwould repeat this performance on three hill tops outside the village of Bennington VT one hot August day in 1777. At the end of the battle, the British lost over 900 men killed or captured. The Colonists suffered 30 dead. Two months later, the depleted British army would surrender at Saratoga. That victory at Saratoga would bring the French into the war. John Stark was the most competent general this country ever produced. For that reason alone his men loved him.

But as brilliant as he was on the battlefield, General Stark would become even more famous for something he said. In 1809 the veterans of Bennington decided to have one last reunion. A delegation called on the General with his invitation. But the General was old and frail.


had only modest success at mimicking in my life. If she had something important to say to you, she would say and then never mention it again. She would talk about it if you raised the issue. But she never mentioned it twice on her own. And, oddly, you always heard her.

But she did have one favorite saying. I must have heard in a thousand times in the eighteen years I lived under her roof. It always came at the end of the conversation as she peeled away to see if it was time for Perry Mason or Lawrence Welk. She would turn her head to the side, and over her shoulder she would say, “And the only thing you really have in this world is your family.”overdiagnosis.

The unfounded and malicious allegations of these industry-funded thought leaders were taken seriously. Consequently, massive and uniquely informative sets of ADHD-related data collected by psychologists at Stanford University and Eastern Virginia Medical School (and by researchers elsewhere) were suppressed.

Source: US Department of Health and Human Services

In the ensuing years, millions of American children have been treated for ADHD. They have been growing up and showing up on college campuses with ADHD drugs in hand. Students underestimate the risks associated with abuse of ADHD drugs. They are using and abusing them in record numbers. The drugs are sold, stolen and shared for a host of non-medical reasons. They are used by students who want to lose weight or stay up all night to study. Students often mix them with


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grafted to a patient which balloon folded over itself upon insertion. Another technique adopted to achieve substantially similar results utilizes a twistable, elongated stylet coaxial with the longitudinal axis of the balloon, one end of the balloon being rotatable relative to the opposing end, and being twisted about the stylus in order to reduce the balloon profile. This technique is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,261,339 issued Apr. 14, 1981 in the name of Hanson, et al. A novel improvement on this technique is disclosed in application Ser. No. 253,680, filed Apr. 13, 1981 in the name of the inventor of the present invention, and disclosing an intra-aortic balloon assembly having a stylet rotatable through a manually operable control knob arranged remote from the balloon, for wrapping thethe interior surface of the balloon along the entire length thereof. The adjusted position of the balloon axis relative to the stylet enables the balloon to be wrapped more tightly and more easily than any of the conventional designs.
Wrapping is accomplished by evacuating the balloon so that it forms a flat, tape-like cross section. However, contrary to conventional designs, the stylet rests against the interior surface of one of the folds of the flattened balloon, enabling the balloon to be wrapped about the stylet in a single, continuous, tight spiral, in much the same way that a flag is wrapped about a flagpole.
The intra-aortic balloon design of the above-mentioned copending application utilizes a stylet which extends through the offset balloon and catheter and extends into a luer which


Trump Baits Media Into Showing Him Be Endorsed By 14 Medal Of Honor Recipients At DC Hotel Opening

Donald Trump tricked the entire political media into showing him recieve the endorsement of several retired admirals and generals at the opening event for his new hotel in Washington D.C. on Friday in the 'Presidential Ballroom' of his new Washington D.C. hotel. Promising a statement about the "birther" issue, Trump instead delivered a lengthy endorsement by several military flag officers and 14 Medal of Honor recipients.

All three major news networks (CNN, MSNBC and Fox News) showed the veterans speaking positively about Trump for more than 20 minutes, before cutting off to commentary one by one. CNN cut away first, MSNBC and Fox joined them moments later. After five minutes of confusion,Second District and lives about 65 miles from Bangor, which has three daily nonstops to the nation's capital. Tony Caruso, director of Bangor International Airport, says those flights are pretty full.

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Appellee.

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OPINION

ERVIN, Circuit Judge:

We must decide whether a Title VII plaintiff must demonstrate that
he is eligible to work in the United States under the Immigration
Reform and Control Act of 1986 to establish a prima facie case of
employment discrimination. We find that work eligibility is not part
of the prima facie case, and therefore reverse the district court's sum-
mary judgment.

I.

Appellant Obiora Egbuna, a Nigerian national, was employed by
appellee Time-Life Libraries ("TLLI") from June 1989 until April
1993. When Egbuna was initially hired, he was authorized by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service ("INS") to work in the United
States. Harrison Jackson, a TLLI employee whom Egbuna supervised,
reported to Egbuna that he had been sexually harassed by another
employee; Egbuna cooperated with TLLI's internal investigation and
corroborated some of Jackson's allegations. In April 1993, Egbuna
voluntarily resigned from TLLI,but sought reemployment in June
1993. By this time, Egbuna's authorization to work in the United
States had expired, and in fact had expired before the end of his prior
employment with TLLI. Although the company apparently initially

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offered to rehire him, TLLI ultimately withdrew this offer, claiming
that Egbuna had not followed company policy in reporting Jackson's
complaints.

Egbuna sued TLLI, alleging that the company had refused to rehire
him because of his participation in enforcement proceedings related
to Jackson's complaints, in violation of Title VII, 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-
3(a) (1988). The district court required Egbuna to prove that he was
qualified for the position he sought in order to show that he was a vic-
tim


‘Song of the Sea’ to Premiere at TIFF

Irish animation studio Cartoon Saloon’s highly anticipated feature Song of the Sea is set to have its world premiere Sept. 6 at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival.

The film, directed by Tomm Moore as the follow-up to the acclaimed The Secret of Kells, is one of two major animated features at the festival from indie distributor GKIDS. Moore will appear at the premiere screening, part of the TIFF Kids program.

The second feature is The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, which will have its North American premiere Sept. 5 at the festival in the TIFF Masters section. Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata, who wrote and directed the film, will appear in person at the screening.

A third animation-related title from GKIDS is TheCentral celebrating 100 years of 'Faith in Action'

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'In my Father's House, there are many mansions.' - John 14:2

Central Baptist Church is approaching its 100th year of being "our Father's House," and the many 'mansions' inside it offer many different Gospel ministries and partnerships to the Riverview and Kingsport community.

"Central Baptist has always been a shining beacon of light," says the Rev. Kenneth Calvert of Shiloh Baptist Church. Shiloh's congregation was born from Central 80 years ago.

"Today we are grateful to still be family, to still worship together," says the Rev. Calvert. "Among our most important fellowships is sharing the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday side by side with all of Kingsport. Along with different faiths, it's proven that positive


spiritual outreach transcends the walls of the church building. It's one of several community programs we do together."

"Names will never separate us."

FOOD FROM HEAVEN

'Manna' is defined as 'food miraculously supplied to the Israelites in their 40-year journey through the wilderness,' as related in Exodus. Every week Manna Meals are delivered to Central Baptist members who are elderly, disabled and less fortunate. V.O. Dobbins, Jr., and Paul Montgomery have administrated the program along with about 15 volunteer crew members for the past 30 years.

"Right now, we serve anywhere from 125 to 150 people a week," Dobbins says. "As children of God, why not do this? Feeding the hungry is one of the most important missions of a church."

"We also provide ministry to them during our visits. Sometimes, the visitis as important as the meal."

It's that personal visit that Central church member Jean Clark looks forward to each time.

"They'll stop by with my meal," she says, "and they'll always ask me 'Mama Jean, how you doing, are you all right... is there something around the house that needs doing?' I appreciate them just seeing about me."

But then, there's the good food. "It's God-sent," she says. "It says right there in the Bible, 'Jesus fed the thousands with just a few loaves of bread."

AND A CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM

In 2008, Central Baptist opened its doors as a temporary home for the Riverview Boys' and Girls' Club, which had been forced out of its home in the Riverview Apartments that were being torn down. The temporary home in the


Christ to say 'we are here if you need us.'"

CHURCHES OF A COMMON SPIRIT INTO THE FUTURE

Central's church partnerships, like the one with Shiloh, also extend outside the boundaries of the African-American community. At the Ft. Robinson Baptist Church, Pastor Dustin Almond says he felt a heavenly tug on his heart right after the tragedy at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, three years ago.

"Our grieving hearts at Ft. Robinson brought us to a memorial service for the victims at Central one night," he remembers. "Once I met Pastor Stuckey and we talked about the goals we share, we knew we needed to partner with this church on community programs. We do some things well at our church; they also do some things well atof the Euphrates) and flows generally eastward through Armenia to the Caspian Sea.
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If you wander through Lancaster this Friday you might come across a man from Brazil who bills himself as a beatbox body percussion crystal ball juggler.

Rafe from Sao Paulo, the one-man circus, will pop up in various city centre locations.

He will perform as part of the first ‘First Friday’ of the year in Lancaster Library, shops and cafes.

Look out for Rafe between 3pm and 6pm.

‘First Friday’ is a series of arts events, taking place on the first Friday of each month, organised by Lancaster Arts City.

Also on the bill is an unusual exhibition based on a tense thriller where the audience will enter a world of bombings and kidnappings...via a phone call.

Blast Theory presents ‘Dial Ulrike and Eamon Compliant’, which opens on Friday at


his helmet, as he provides only for audible entertainment for the wearer of the helmet, rather than for communications. Also, McKinney is silent regarding any form of lighting means with his helmet, either integrated therewith or otherwise.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,130,803 issued on Dec. 19, 1978 to Kenneth L. Thompson, titled "Radio Equipped Protective Helmet," describes a helmet including features similar to those of the McKinney helmet discussed immediately above. Thompson does not disclose any form of radio transmitter in or with his helmet, nor any lighting means in or with his helmet, both of which are provided in the present invention.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,357,711 issued on Nov. 2, 1982 to Joseph Drefko, titled "Two Way Radio Safety Helmet," describes a helmet containing an integral citizens' band radio andDSC editor in conversation with ACO President Pierre Fillon this morning learned that Hubert was a past winner of the 24 Hours Karting at Le Mans, and indeed worked as an instructor for the ACO.

Rest in peace.

How to follow

The race today is available live on the WEC app with a returning commentary team of Martin Haven, Allan McNish, Louise Beckett and the DSC editor Graham Goodwin.

The race available with the same commentary team on Motorsport.com and on Eurosport with its regular commentary team, who will also provide the voices for the North American team on MotorTrend On Demand. That arrangement means, we believe, that the WEC App is once again geo-blocked in the United States.

Radio Show Limited is also providing audio-only commentary of the race with its on-site


Is there such a thing as correct English?

Simon Heffer: There is such a thing as correct English. It is the standard form of communication used when one English speaker or writer wishes to ensure that he or she is not misunderstood by another. It is the English from which all other dialects and patois are derived. It is codified in English grammars. The Oxford English Dictionary has, since its completion in 1928, defined the meanings of words. Words have changed their meaning throughout history, and new words are regularly minted to describe new objects, ideas or functions: these are found in the supplements to, and the new edition of, the dictionary.

Correct English is used by the newspapers for which you and I write. If you were to takethe tragedy and scandal of more than 4,000 Americans killed in the Iraq War based on phony intelligence.
Between 1998 and 2013, there were at least 501 significant attacks against U.S. diplomatic facilities and personnel in 70 countries, which resulted in the deaths of 586 people, including 67 Americans. During the Bush administration, there were 166 attacks, which killed 116 people, including 18 Americans.

There was a time when liberals cared our government was supplying arms to rebel groups, or in this case, terror groups to bring down a regime. This is why I hope Ben Carson does run for president and watching these idiot liberals and democrats stumble and fumble around trying to dismiss him and attack him when they keep stating it is racist when that is done


the murder of the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans on Sept. 11, 2012. He gave interviews to Western media. He did not bother to hide, apparently assuming he was protected by the chaos in Benghazi.

But Khattala was being watched. Late Sunday night, when Khattala took a drive along a dark stretch of desert highway, an American drone had him in its sights. The commandos closed in, took him into custody and delivered him to the New York, a U.S. warship stationed in the Mediterranean Sea off the Libyan coast.

President Obama had pledged that perpetrators of the deadly Benghazi attack would be brought to justice. Republicans had been urging him to keep that promise. Yet when the White House announced the capture, there were few, ifPRESENT. The names and addresses of such persons shall be communicated in writing to all parties
        and to the Mediator prior to the mediation.

ix.     Time and Place of Mediation. The Mediator shall fix the time of each mediation session. The
        mediation shall be held at the office of the Mediator, or at any other convenient location agreeable to the
        Mediator and the parties, as the Mediator shall determine.

x.      Identification of Matters in Dispute. Prior to the first scheduled mediation session, each party shall


Cooler heads prevailing for the moment.

Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav reportedly made his son, Akhilesh Yadav, and his brother, Shivpal Yadav, hug each other last night, and the three leaders have been talking privately to find some way of ending their feud. But their fighting has already exacted a terrible toll on their party, just months ahead of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly election, and time is running out for them to set things right.

"Our family and our party are one," Mulayam said at a press conference in Lucknow today, while stating that he had no objection to Akhilesh as chief minister, and the matter of sacking cabinet ministers was his son's decision.

Akhilesh's absence from the press conference was conspicuous, and his father made no commitment about whowould be the chief minister in the future if the party came to power again.

A hug and talks are no guarantee of peace in the ruling Yadav family. After just a few weeks of calm following the previous blow up, an even deadlier squabble erupted on Sunday. The chief minister sacked four cabinet ministers including Shivpal, who, in turn, accused his cousin Ram Gopal Yadav, an Akhilesh sympathiser, of colluding with the Bharatiya Janata Party and suspended him.

"There is no Samajwadi Party without Akhilesh," Ram Gopal told the media today. "The bad penny has kicked out the good penny," he said, referring to Shivpal.

As the crisis deepened on Monday, the chief minister got a verbal lashing from Mulayam, causing him to almost breakdown in public. Mulayam even held


up the example of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the ideal son while he was speaking to party workers in Lucknow on Monday. "Look at Modi, he has become PM with sheer hard work. He comes from a poor family and keeps claiming that he can't live without his mother. He hasn't left his mother even today," he said.

Meanwhile, Modi was calling for the UP electorate to look beyond the regional parties. "This time there is one family which is trying to save their family while the other is trying to grab power. The third is us, who are just trying to save UP," he said in a public rally in Mahoba.

In front of stunned party workers on Monday, Mulayam backed Shivpal and Amar Singh, who Akhilesh's campaccuses of creating a rift within the family, while the chief minister declared that he had no intention of starting his own party, even offering to resign. Today, once again, Mulayam asked why Singh, who recently returned to the Samajwadi Party after six years, had to be "dragged into everything."

Earlier today, Singh described Akhilesh as a fantastic chief minister, but not yet a mass leader. "I am not saying he is not a mass leader, but it takes time to become a mass leader. He is still very young. Blending of organisational skill and experience of Mulayam Singh and youth face of Akhilesh is very necessary," he said, Press Trust of India reported.

Just a few days earlier, Mulayam had fired the lawmaker who had written to him, suggesting


future heat-assisted magnetic recording and patterned media together could support densities of 10 Tbit/in² (almost 100 Tbit/cm²). However, slow read and write times for memories this large seem to limit this technology to hard drive replacements as opposed to high-speed RAM-like uses, although to a very large degree the same is true of flash as well.

FeFET memory

An alternative application of (hafnium oxide based) ferroelectrics is Fe FET based memory, which utilises a ferroelectric between the gate and device of a field-effect transistor. Such devices are claimed to have the advantage that the utilise the same technology as HKMG (high-L metal gate) based lithography, and scale to the same size as a conventional FET at a given process node. As of 2017 32Mbit devices have been demonstrated at 22to the palace, Your Highness." " Why?" "What's going on?" " You too, Ophelia." "Mom?" ""Eleanorgy."" ""Flash Dance."" ""Royal Beaver."" "My daughter, the Princess, behaving like a common whore." "But go on, amuse me." "Explain this latest disgrace." "But, please, Eleanor, make it original this time." "Robert's dead, Mom." "'I'll never forget the look on his face." "The bewildered boy who had just lost his brother." "And in the same moment... had become the future King Of England.'" "'It is with heavy hearts that we now have confirmation that His Royal Highness Prince Robert is gone." "Confirmation was made just...'" "'..first-born son of King Simon and Queen Helena," "Prince Robert was a fascinating combination...'" "'And the Palace remains secure, yet tragically silent.'" "The body is where?" "And he


Rich Fitzgerald, a Democrat, said. "Wayne had nothing to do with the court-ordered reassessment that was bungled by the last Republican administration,'' a reference to former county Chief Executive Jim Roddey.

Fontana, a former county councilman, has fired back that Diven voted three times to raise his own salary and flip-flopped on a state tax increase, voting against it and then for it.

Other Democratic officials denounce Diven as a traitor because, after a falling out with state House Democratic leaders, he left the party in February to run as a Republican for the 42nd Senate District seat, where Democrats outnumber GOP voters by about 2 to 1.

Diven, once an aide to County Commissioner Tom Foerster, then a city councilman before being elected state representative, has never had a nongovernmentjob, say Fontana aides.

"Mike Diven has been sucking on the public payroll udder his whole life,'' said Fontana campaign director Marty Marks, whereas Fontana was a full-time real estate agent until he got involved in politics five years ago.

Marks also attacked a Diven direct mail piece that pictures him with a woman and three young boys, who appear to be his immediate family but who aren't identified.

"It looks like he went to Rent-a-Family,'' Marks said.

Diven denied the piece is misleading, saying it shows his fiancee, Shannon Donovan (whom he'll marry in July), and his three nephews.

"They're my family,'' he said. The boys are sons of his brother Joey.

Diven added, "All my grandparents have passed away also, but I still pose for pictures with senior citizens. I don't think


that's misleading.''

Diven said he'd "originally hoped the race could be run in a positive manner, but they went negative on me three weeks ago with a mailer and a TV ad. They threw the first punch and I had no choice but to respond.''

He has sent out at least a dozen direct mail pieces, some showing an unflattering photo of double-chinned Fontana looking sleepy and haggard, and another showing a photo of a stereotypical ward boss smiling with a big cigar clenched in his teeth, implying that Fontana is an old-style politician.

Fontana shot back that Diven "has tried to deceive people by calling himself an independent on his brochures,'' when he's actually a Republican.

Also coming to Fontana's aid is county Chief Executive Dan Onorato. In a mailer paidWFMT) and television in Asia, Europe and the United States.

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Phleger & Harrison, of San Francisco, Cal., for Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Edward G. Buckland, of New Haven, Conn., for Railroad Credit Corporation.
Sloss, Turner & Finney, of San Francisco, Cal., for Western Pac. R. Co.
Leroy R. Goodrich, of Oakland, Cal., for Western Realty Co.
Chickering & Gregory, of San Francisco, Cal., and Milbank, Tweed & Hope, of New York City, for Crocker First Nat. Bank of San Francisco and Samuel Armstrong, trustee of first mortgage.
Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro, of San Francisco, Cal., and Milbank, Tweed & Hope, of New York City, for Chase Nat. Bank of City of New York.
ST. SURE, District Judge.
This is a proceeding under section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act[1] for the reorganization of the Western Pacific Railroad Company.
On August 2, 1935, the Debtor filed a petition statingthat it was unable to meet its debts as they matured and that it desired to effect a plan of reorganization. The court approved the petition and authorized the Debtor, pending further order of the court, to continue in possession of and operate and maintain the railroad and its properties, and to manage and conduct its business as a railroad company. Trustees were appointed and ratified by the Interstate Commerce Commission. "The judicial functions of the bankruptcy court and the administrative functions of the Commission work cooperatively in reorganizations."[2]
*495 Thereafter, all necessary legal steps required by the Act were taken, and on February 8, 1936, Debtor filed a plan of reorganization with the Commission. In addition, plans were filed on behalf of the Institutional Bondholders Committee, and on


behalf of A. C. James Co. On August 1, 1937, the Bureau of Finance of the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a proposed report containing a recommended plan of reorganization to which exceptions were filed by the Debtor, the Institutional Bondholders Committee, the First Mortgage Trustees, the Refunding Mortgage Trustee, A. C. James Co., Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and the Railroad Credit Corporation. Hearings were had before the Commission, and on October 10, 1938, the Commission issued its original report and order approving a plan of reorganization.[3]
On December 9, 1938, the Debtor, the Institutional Bondholders Committee, the Refunding Mortgage Trustee, A. C. James Co., Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Railroad Credit Corporation filed their separate petitions with the Commission for rehearing and modification of the original report and order andthe plan of reorganization approved therein. Answers to certain of said petitions were filed by the First Mortgage Trustees and the Railroad Credit Corporation. Proposals for modification of the Commission's plan were attached to or contained in such petitions. A rehearing on the basis of these petitions was granted by order of the Commission entered December 30, 1938.
On June 21, 1939, the Commission issued its "Report and Order on Further Consideration"[4] (hereinafter referred to as the supplemental report and order) approving a modified plan of reorganization (hereinabove and hereinafter referred to as the Commission plan). By its report and order of June 21, 1939, the Commission modified the original report and revoked and rescinded the original order.
On or about August 1, 1939, and prior to the certifying to


entered its order fixing the time within which objections to the Commission plan and claims for equitable treatment might be filed herein, fixing the time within which applications might be filed for expenses and fees incident to the reorganization, and fixing December 8, 1939, as the date for the filing of such objections and claims for equitable treatment and petitions for an allowance for compensation for services rendered or for expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) incurred, in connection with the proceeding and plan of reorganization up to and including October 31, 1939, and providing for the giving of due notice by the Debtor's trustees to creditors and stockholders, or their representatives, and all other parties in interest.
Petitions for intervention were granted to several parties in interest, and pursuantto the order of November 8, 1939, objections to the Commission plan and claims for equitable treatment were filed by or on behalf of the Debtor, the Institutional Bondholders Committee, the Refunding Mortgage Trustee, A. C. James Co., Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the Railroad Credit Corporation, the Western Pacific Railroad Corporation, and the Western Realty Company.
On December 18, 1939, the court, pursuant to Rule 16 of Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C.A. following section 723c, held a pre-trial conference of the attorneys for the parties in interest. At the conference the parties agreed upon substantially all the facts upon which depend the decision of the issues raised by the objections and claims for equitable treatment, and accordingly, on December 20, 1939, filed a "Stipulation as to Facts Not


in Dispute." The parties failed to agree upon a stipulation as to the issues. On December 21, 1939, the court made its *496 order fixing January 22, 1940, as the time for hearing objections to the plan of reorganization. On December 29, 1939, the court made its order reciting the action taken at the pre-trial conference and ordered "that the issues for trial of said hearing on January 22, 1940, shall be the issues raised and presented by said objections to said plan of reorganization and by said claims for equitable treatment."
The Debtor owns or operates 1,207.51 miles of standard gauge railroad. A main line extends eastward 924.17 miles from Oakland, California, to Salt Lake City, Utah. The Northern California Extension extends northward 111.81 miles from Keddie toBieber, California, with operating rights from Bieber to Hambone, California  46.38 miles  over the Great Northern Railway. In addition to said main line mileage and the Northern California Extension, the Debtor has approximately 131.66 miles of branch line mileage springing from the Oakland-Salt Lake City line.
Reference is hereby made to the original report and order of the Commission[5] for more detailed descriptions of the property owned and controlled by the Debtor, its corporate and financial history, financial structure, traffic and revenue, earnings available for charges, classes of creditors and stockholders, and the proposed plans of reorganization. Such reference is made for the purpose of shortening this opinion and because the data contained in the Commission's original report is in the main correct. However, it is to


unsecured claims not entitled to priority over existing mortgage, are found by the Commission to be without value and not entitled to participate in the distribution of cash or securities of the reorganized company.
The capital stock of the debtor (all held by W P Corp) is found by the Commission to be without equity or value and the stockholders not to be entitled to participate in the plan.
The issues raised by the objections relate, first, to the amount and character of the capitalization, second, to the distribution of the new securities among the holders, and, third, to the execution of the Commission plan.
It is objected by A. C. James Co., the Western Pacific Railroad Corporation, the Western Realty Company, the Debtor, and the Railroad Credit Corporation, that thepresent cost of reproduction new and less depreciation and original cost of the property, and the actual investment therein, as may be required under the law of the land, in light of its earning power and all other relevant facts." This paragraph was incorporated in the statute as part of the 1935 amendments.
Mr. Leslie Craven, attorney for the Railroad Security Owners Association, who was counsel for Honorable Joseph B. Eastman when he was Federal Coordinator of Transportation, testified at the hearing before the Special Sub-Committee on Bankruptcy and Reorganization of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives in 1939,[9] concerning this legislation. The particular amendment was drawn by Mr. Craven and sponsored by him and Mr. Eastman. Mr. Craven says that "the valuation provisions in the existing


structure. If this were our policy, reorganization managers would stand on firmer ground in dealing with the holders of the securities of insolvent companies than they now find under their feet." In Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Investigation, 1928, 131 I.C.C. 615, a reorganization matter, the Commission again expressed dissatisfaction with the state of the law which it was said presented a situation fundamentally unsatisfactory and required reform. The subject has been repeatedly discussed in Congress,[11] and such discussions undoubtedly induced the enactment of the amendments of 1935 for the purpose of clarifying the then existing law. Having in mind the judicial history of railroad reorganizations, and the provisions of the Transportation and Interstate Commerce Acts, Congress in its wisdom, by the amendments of 1935, delegated to thediscussion would be superfluous. Every question presented by the objections was considered and passed upon by the Commission as shown by its original and supplemental reports.
Objections to the administration or execution of the Commission plan are without merit and will be overruled.
Petitions for allowance for compensation for services rendered and for expenses (including reasonable counsel fees) incurred, in connection with the proceeding and plan of reorganization up to and including October 31, 1939, were filed by the following persons, corporations, and committees: the Debtor and its counsel; the Institutional Bondholders Committee and its counsel; Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco as Corporate Trustee under the First Mortgage and Samuel Armstrong as Individual Trustee under the First Mortgage; the Chase National Bank of the City of New York,


Interstate Commerce Commission.
5. By order entered August 20, 1935, this Court divided the creditors and stockholders of the Debtor into classes and the classes of creditors hereinafter referred to are those fixed by said order.
Wherefore, it is ordered:
First: The objections to the Plan of Reorganization approved by the Report and Order of the Interstate Commerce Commission of June 21, 1939, and the claims for equitable treatment heretofore filed herein by or on behalf of the Debtor, the Institutional Bondholders Committee, the Trustee under the Debtor's General and Refunding Mortgage, A. C. James Co., Reconstruction Finance Corporation, The Railroad Credit Corporation, The Western Pacific Railroad Corporation and The Western Realty Company are hereby severally overruled and denied.
Second: Said Plan of Reorganization is hereby in all respects approved.
Third: The findingson a 2.34% basis.
The average system earnings for the five years ending December 31, 1938, were insufficient by $753,432 to cover the total charges through interest on the new income mortgage bonds, and by $2,452,142 to cover the charges through dividends on the new preferred stock, under the Commission plan.
The average earnings for the ten year period ending December 31, 1938, were insufficient by $687,521 to cover the total charges through the interest on the new income mortgage bonds, and by $2,386,131 to cover the charges through dividends on the new preferred stock, under the Commission plan.
The average system earnings for the seventeen year period ending December 31, 1938, were sufficient to cover the total charges through interest on the new income mortgage bonds under the Commission plan,


of the killer, whatever influences led him down the path of violence and terror, whatever propaganda he was consuming from ISIL and Al Qaida, this was an act of terrorism, but it was also an act of hate. This was an attack on the LGBT community.

Notice how he skirts the killer’s self-described motivations: an allegiance to the Islamic State and a desire to kill on its behalf, which the killer made clear in a 911 call and another call to a news station during the attack. Instead, Obama describes the terrorist in almost victim-like terms, including passive-tense language, as if he were a vulnerable individual who was just walking around one day and became “radicalized” in the same way someone catches a cold.

Later in his speech, Obama blamedinversion of the pans by rotating them about a transverse pallet axis in the same direction of rotation as the sprocket rotation when the pallet is moving from the upper reach to the lower reach, and in a direction of rotation counter to the sprocket rotation when moving from the lower reach to the upper reach. Parkes accomplishes inversion by means of cams mounted on the underside of the individual pallets at both ends of the pallet and coacting with stationary cam guiding troughs or brackets 19 and 30, one of which brackets is the exact negative counterpart of the other, and located on opposite sides of the apparatus.
The present invention provides a simpler structure characterized by a simplified cam and cam guide or follower system. In operation,


Andersen's book. The coverage of names extends to the Heathcote and Halswell rivers and includes suburbs like Halswell and Tai Tapu. Engagingly written, brimming with information and enriched with black and white photographs and stunning colour plates, this substantial volume is an important addition to Ogilvie's popular and acclaimed histories of Banks Peninsula and the Port Hills. The intriguing background he provides for the place names of this region will delight all those who live there, those who visit and anyone with an interest in New Zealand's past.

The Christchurch earthquake of 22 February 2011 caused widespread devastation, resulting in the deaths of 185 people, injuring thousands and leaving a city traumatised. Almost five years on, much of Christchurch has been transformed. Thousands of irreparably damaged suburban homes andcentral city buildings have been demolished and the rebuild is underway. But there are other places in the city - in red-zoned suburban streets and downtown blocks - that seem to be frozen in time. Officially deemed too dangerous to occupy, many are in a kind of suspended animation - the people are gone but everything they left as they fled remains there, in the same place, moved only by the thousands of aftershocks. Intrigued by these abandoned spaces, photographer Glen Howey noticed that they weren't being recorded, and believing it was important that they were, set out to do just that. The result is Please Demolish with a Kind Heart - a moving and at times eerie homage to Christchurch's abandoned homes, buildings, recreational spaces and iconic


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Dr Lucy Hone works in the field of resilience psychology, helping ordinary people exposed to real-life traumatic situations. When faced with the incomprehensible fact of her daughter's tragic death Lucy knew that she was fighting for the survival of her sanity and her family unit.

She used her practice to develop ways to support her family in their darkest days, and to find a new way of living without Abi.

In Resilient Grieving Lucy shares her research so that others can work to regain some sense of control and take action in the face of helpless situations.

The 2011 Canterbury earthquakes were more challenging to the region's health system than anyone could have expected. The injured needed immediate treatment, buildings and equipment were badly damaged, aftershocks continued to rock the area,worked through the Canterbury earthquakes, and the authors' own experiences, `Rising from the Rubble' is an inspiring testament to commitment and recovery.

The story of orange roughy is one of cowboys, characters and conservation. Roughy on the Rise charts the discovery of this mysterious deepwater fish, wild stories of early overfishing, the depiction by environmental NGOs as the epitome of unsustainable fishing, Roughy's key role in the development of our seafood industry, and Roughy's recovery and recent certification. Tim Pankhurst records the excesses of the roughy gold rush in its early years in remarkably candid and colourful interviews with skippers and crews, observers, politicians and scientists. This is a story of loss - and of redemption - and of the men and women who shaped the world's largest orange


this collection from the courts and criminal files of the recent past depicts a place we rarely enter, but which exists all around us.

See No Evil issues a challenge to New Zealanders. The book begins by relating the little-known history of West Papua, but its focus is on the impact of New Zealand’s foreign policy on the indigenous Melanesian inhabitants. In the 1950s New Zealand supported self-determination for the former Dutch colony, but in 1962 opted to back Indonesia as it took over the territory. Delving deep into historical government archives, many of them obtained under the Official Information Act, this meticulously researched book uncovers the untold story of New Zealand’s unprincipled and often hypocritical diplomacy. The consequences of repressive Indonesian rule have been tragic for the WestPapuan people, who are experiencing ‘slow genocide’. West Papua remains largely closed to foreign journalists, but its story is now beginning to be heard. A growing number of Pacific Island nations are calling for change, but so far New Zealand has opted for caution and collusion to preserve a ‘business as usual’ relationship with Indonesia. See No Evil is a shocking account by one of New Zealand’s most respected authors on peace and Pacific issues, issuing a powerful call for a just and permanent solution – self-determination – for the people of West Papua.

Vintage New Zealand tourism posters from 1920-1960 show a glamorous destination for international visitors. In the heady days of early tourism, New Zealand was viewed as a wonderland of scenic beauty, with spectacular sport-fishing, unique


John Kavanaugh did so often and so eloquently, is to point to the majesty of the very author of life. The link between love of God and love of neighbor should by now be transparent in all Christian circles. And when love of Christ grows, all of humanity becomes that much more lovable.

Hurricane Sandy surely accomplished great destruction, but it also offers some valuable instruction.

Thomas Massaro, S.J., is the dean of the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, in Berkeley, Calif.Holiday home in a closed domain in Villeneuve-Loubet between Nice and Antibes. Panoramic view over both the Vaugrenier Park and Forest (National Reserve) and the Mediterranean with its fantastic beaches and warm waters. The view includes among other the famous Baie des Anges (Angel's Bay) and all the way to Cap d'Antibes towards west.

The park and forest is located in an extremely nice area for those who wants to spend some time in the nature and also for those who wants an active vacation with walking and / or jogging in both flat and hilly terrain. This area also includes a playground for kids. During evenings and nights the view over Baie des Anges and towards Cap d'Antibes is illuminated by innumerable lights. The house is located only


MIEKO TERADA moved to Tama in 1976, at about the same time as everyone else there. Back then, the fast-growing city in Tokyo’s suburban fringe was busy with young married couples and children. These days, however, the strip of shops where Ms Terada runs a café is deathly quiet, her clientele elderly. The people of Tama and their apartments are all growing old and decrepit at the same time, she says.

In the mid-1990s Japan had a smaller proportion of over-65s than Britain or Germany. Thanks to an ultra-low birth rate, admirable longevity and a stingy immigration policy, it is now by far the oldest country in the OECD. And senescence is spreading to new areas. Many rural Japanese villages have been old for years, because young people havemore in-home care and laying on aerobics classes to keep people fit enough to climb all those stairs, Tama is once again trying to lure young families. With a developer, Brillia, it has already razed 23 five-storey apartment blocks and put up seven towers in their place. The number of flats in the redeveloped area has almost doubled, and many are larger than before. That has attracted new residents: although the poky 40-square-metre apartments in the old blocks were sufficient for the post-war generation, modern Japanese families demand more space. Tama’s authorities intend to transform other districts in a similar way.

This is smart policy, but there is a problem with it. The number of 20- to 29-year-olds in Japan has crashed from 18.3m to 12.8m since 2000, according


Across Republican and Democratic administrations, the United States has taken pride in standing by its friends and allies around the world when trouble commences. Acting side-by-side with allies in the Middle East, Europe, and Asia is often considered one of the bedrocks of a bipartisan U.S. foreign policy establishment; when a friend is in need or its security is threatened, the U.S. is quick to rise up and provide critical assistance often to the tune of billions of dollars.

That foreign policy tenet, however, is increasingly causing the United States more grief than benefit, particularly when America’s allies are engaging in activity that is at best questionable and at worst against international humanitarian law. Washington’s logistical aid to the Saudi-led Arab coalition fighting against the Houthis in Yemen fitsthat category perfectly.

An operation that was launched in March 2015 for a legitimate objective — defending the internationally recognized Yemeni government — has turned into a stalemate that has produced nothing but misery for millions of Yemeni civilians simply trying to survive. Yemen, already the Arab world’s poorest country before the war began, has been devastated in terms of economic productivity, political stability, and global health indicators.

While the Houthis deserve their fair share of the blame — the militia, after all, has breached international humanitarian law multiple times through indiscriminate mortar attacks and detention of journalists — it is actually Saudi Arabia and the regional coalition it has assembled that has caused (and continues to cause) the vast majority of the civilian casualties and the most extensive destruction


in terms of infrastructure.

The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, the U.N. Security Council’s own Panel of Experts, and the U.N. Secretary-General have all reported over the past several months that Riyadh’s coalition of the willing is responsible for the bulk of Yemen’s deaths and injuries. In lieu of good-faith efforts to avoid civilians during the course of hostilities, Saudi forces have instead perpetrated deliberate violations of the international human rights and humanitarian law. In Sana’a alone, Saudi airstrikes have obliterated schools, hospitals, clinics, weddings, residential homes, and entire city blocks — all protected by the Geneva Conventions and the laws of war.

Through it all, however, the United States has continued to support Saudi Arabia in its Yemen campaign. U.S. aircraft have conducted surveillance on behalf of theA Russian airliner carrying 224 passengers and crew crashed in Egypt's Sinai peninsula on Saturday, the Egyptian prime minister's office and civil aviation ministry said.

The Airbus A-321, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia with registration number KGL-9268, was flying from the Sinai coastal resort of Sharm el-Sheikh to St Petersburg in Russia when it went down in a desolate mountainous area of central Sinai soon after daybreak, the aviation ministry said.

Sergei Isvolsky, a spokesman for Russian aviation authority Rosaviatia, told Interfax news agency that the plane took off from Sharm el-Sheikh at 6:51 a.m.(0351 GMT) and ground contact with it was lost with it about 25 minutes later.

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Sep 30, 2016; Houston, TX, USA; New York City FC head coach Patrick Vieira in the MLS game against the Houston Dynamo at BBVA Compass Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Erich Schlegel-USA TODAY Sports

With only two games left to play in the 2016 campaign, NYCFC manager Patrick Vieira faces a dilemma involving his star striker and the Golden Boot. Will the Gaffer take the risk or play it safe?

When your squad has already clinched a play-off berth, especially for the first time in it’s history, there should be no problems. For Patrick Vieira and his New York City F.C. star studded squad, he might stuck in a dilemma triangle involving the club captain David Villa and the Golden Boot award.

The Golden Boot is pretty self explanatory, it’s given to theplayer with the most goals during the season and Villa is sitting right at the top with Bradley Wright-Phillips with 21 goals. Now what’s the problem at hand here?

Does Vieira take the risk and play Villa in the final two games so he can attempt to grab the award or sit him out for the playoffs coming up?

For Villa, you best believe he’s aching to grab the award as he’s never achieved such a feat on a domestic club level. Back in 2008, Villa was awarded the Golden Boot with his international club, Spain, with four goals.

As for Wright-Phillips, the 31-year old was awarded the honor back in 2014 with 27 goals and just like Villa, his club is fighting for the coveted MLS Supporters Shield trophy and


infiltrating the life of their target, first befriending him and slowly bringing him into a circle of friends he is led to believe are criminals.

The target, who is drawn in by the financial benefits and companionship of a criminal organization, is made to believe that to gain the acceptance of the group, he must tell a crime boss — the Mr. Big — about a serious offence.

The operation has been used hundreds of times in Canada and led to successful convictions in homicides, including recently in the murder of Pickering woman Carmela Knight. But it has also drawn fire for eliciting false confessions, and in 2014 — just weeks after Smith’s confessions were tossed from an Oshawa court — the Supreme Court of Canada set strict limits onBackground*

Mr. Lawrence C. Karlson has been the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Karlson Corporation since 1986. Mr. Karlson is an Advisor to a number of businesses and has been a Private Investor since 1990. He has been Independent consultant for industrial and technology companies since 1995. He provides consulting services to a wide variety of businesses and, as a private investor, invests in companies where he can contribute in a non-executive role to the development ... of the business. In 1983, Mr. Karlson formed Nobel Electronics, an autonomous business unit of AB Bofors. He served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Pharos AB. He held various positions with Fisher & Porter Company commencing in 1965 and served as its President of U.S. Operations since 1981.


He served as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Berwind Financial Corporation from 2001 to 2004. He served as the President of Karlson Corporation from 1986 to 1995. Mr. Karlson has been the Chairman of Spectra AB since 1990. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Mikron Infrared Inc. He served as the Chairman of Spectra Physics AB (Stockholm) (group of high technology companies) from 1990 to 1993. He served as Chairman of Spectra-Physics AB. He serves as Vice Chairman of AmerisourceBergen Corporation (formerly, AmeriSource Health Corporation). He has been a Director of Spectra AB since 1990. He serves as a Director of AmeriSource Health Corporation. He has been a Director of CDI Corp. since 1989. He has been a Director of GE Security,Inc. since May 2000. He has been an Independent Director of H&E Equipment Services Inc., since September 2005. He has been a Director at Campbell Soup Company since November 19, 2009 and Mikron Infrared Inc., since 2000. He serves as a Director of ABB Industrial Systems, Berwind Industries, Inc., ABB Robotics, Inc., Vidar Systems, Inc., Harris Group, Inc., and Amerisource Corporation. He served as a Director of Meridian BanCorp. Inc. since September 23, 1991, Spectra-Physics, Inc. since October 1997 and Vlasic Foods International Inc., since 1998. He completed his undergraduate engineering studies at the Ryerson Institute of Technology in Toronto, Canada and holds an MBA by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where he graduated with distinction.

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Weekly Comment: Yeats Family Pieces Auctioned Off

The Runaway Horse by Jack Butler Yeats.

By Olivia O'MahonySeptember 29, 2017

Over 220 artifacts belonging to the family of William Butler Yeats were auctioned off in a Sotheby’s auction entitled “Yeats: the Family Collection” in London on September 27. The collection comprised paintings, drawings, letters, furniture, silver and other personal items that once belonged to Yeats, his father, and his siblings. The auction realized a total of €2.2m ($2.6m).

133 letters autographed by William Butler Yeats and addressed to his close friend and sometime lover, writer Olivia Shakespear.

Through the National Museum of Ireland and the National Library of Ireland, the Irish State purchased €650,000 ($768,332.50) worth of major pieces from the family archive, significantly expanding upon its pre-existing collection of Yeats paraphernalia. Objects acquiredby the National Museum include a walnut bedside writing table, used by Yeats in the autumn years of his life; a Burmese giltwood coffer used to store the writer’s manuscripts; a chest of drawers decorated on the inside with illustrations by Yeats’ brother, Jack; an inscribed silver ring belonging to Yeats’ father, John; the family’s tea set; a number of occult artifacts, which serve as indicators of the influence of spiritualism in Yeats’ life; a collection of Japanese masks, referencing the elements of Noh Theatre present in his playwriting; and Yeats’ presentation set of the first issue of the Irish Free State coinage, designed by English sculptor and designer Percy Metcalfe and gifted to Yeats by the Minister of Finance Ernest Blythe in 1928.

William Butler Yeats’ writing bureau.

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