injured, Mr. Brown drove a few blocks away, summoned help, and was taken to the hospital.1

4
Officer Gray's version of the events is quite different. He claims that, after the traffic dispute, Mr. Brown brandished a weapon at him, committing the crime of felony menacing. He therefore attempted to arrest Mr. Brown pursuant to Denver Police Department policy. Officer Gray contends the second time he approached Mr. Brown's vehicle he ordered Mr. Brown to keep his hands visible. Instead of obeying this order Mr. Brown reached down to his right, brought his hand up, and began driving away. Officer Gray claims he fired because he feared Mr. Brown was both reaching for a weapon and attempting to flee.

5
Mr. Brown brought this lawsuit against Officer Gray, asserting various state anddistrict court granted their motion to substitute parties on the cross-claims, effectively upholding the assignment.

7
After the settlement, Mr. Brown proceeded to a jury trial against Denver on the section 1983 claim and the state claims for indemnification of Officer Gray and for his costs of defense, which had been assigned to Mr. Brown. Based on its reading of the statutes, the district court decided the state claims could only succeed if Officer Gray was acting within the scope of his employment when he shot Mr. Brown. Accordingly, the court gave the jury a special verdict form which required it to determine both whether Mr. Brown had proven the elements of his section 1983 claim and whether Officer Gray was acting within the scope of his employment. The jury


causal link between the inadequate training and the shooting because the jury found Officer Gray was acting outside the scope of his employment. Specifically, Denver claims the shooting was personal in nature, a manifestation of "road rage" rather than a misguided police action. This argument fails for two reasons. First, the fact that the jury found Officer Gray was not acting in the scope of his employment is of no consequence to Mr. Brown's section 1983 action. The scope of employment inquiry was related to the district court's interpretation of the Colorado statutes, and this standard is not a part of the section 1983 claim.7 Although Denver argues this point on appeal, its defense counsel apparently conceded the issue at trial. See App., vol. II at 195 ("Ithink we all agree that scope of authority is not an element in the 1983 claim against the City. . . .").

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Denver's argument also fails because the jury clearly was presented with sufficient evidence to conclude Officer Gray's actions were directly attributable to his position as a Denver police officer and to the dearth of instruction he received on implementing the always armed/always on duty policy while off-shift. Officer Gray repeatedly testified that he was attempting to make what he believed was a lawful arrest pursuant to that policy when he shot Mr. Brown. See App., vol. II at 158-59, 160, 163, 181. His testimony is buttressed by the uncontroverted evidence that he shot Mr. Brown with his service revolver, which the Department required him to carry at


raise several arguments concerning Officer Gray's assigned cross-claim, brought under Colorado's Peace Officer's Act and Governmental Immunity Act, for $123,293.77 in defense costs.10 As previously noted, the district court made recovery on these claims contingent upon a finding that Officer Gray was acting within the scope of his employment when he shot Mr. Brown. The jury found he was not. The court denied Mr. Brown's motion for the costs of Officer Gray's defense because it believed the Governmental Immunity Act would require Officer Gray to reimburse Denver for them. In other words, even if Denver paid the costs, the court thought it would be futile to allow Mr. Brown to collect them on assignment from Officer Gray because Officer Gray would only have to pay them back toreference to the City's obligation to provide costs if the defense is undertaken by other counsel. The Peace Officer's Act requires the public entity either to provide a defense through its own legal staff or to pay the costs incurred "by other counsel." Colo. Rev. Stat. § 29-5-111(1). Denver refused to provide Officer Gray with representation by the City Attorney's Office even before a determination was made whether he was acting in the scope of his employment, and therefore Officer Gray had to retain outside counsel. Denver's Charter does not address this situation, and therefore it does not appear to conflict with the state statute. Moreover, another part of the Charter, which sets out the "Rights and Liabilities" of the City Attorney's Office, expressly incorporates the Peace Officer's


to avoid "injustice and political persecution".

The ex-car manufacturing boss's wife is alleged to have helped plan the escape which was carried out by a paramilitary-style group, according to the Lebanese news channel MTV.

The channel said members disguised themselves as a music band who were due to perform for a Gregorian-style dinner at Ghosn's home in Japan.

Ghosn is then said to have left the premises in a box intended for transporting musical instruments, before leaving Japan from a nearby airport.

The millionaire has denied accusations he is avoiding justice and said Japan had a "rigged" system.

He was under surveillance while out on bail in the country and had surrendered his passports.

In a statement, Ghosn said: "I am now in Lebanon and will no longer be held hostage by a riggedtransferring personal financial losses to his employer and diverting Nissan money to enrich himself.

Earlier this year, he accused ex-colleagues in a video of backstabbing and conspiring against him.

Ghosn claimed some "selfish" executives had "really played a very dirty game" and insisted he was innocent of all charges.

He has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing - accusing Japanese authorities of trumping up charges to prevent a potential merger between Nissan and Renault.

Arrested in November 2018, Ghosn was expected to face trial this coming April. The charges he faces carry a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.

Born in Brazil, Ghosn is of Lebanese heritage and grew up in Beirut. He has retained close ties to the country.


Aniplex of America announced the English dub cast for Your Lie in April at Otakon Vegas on Friday. The cast, under ADR director Patrick Seitz, includes:

Max Mittelman as Kousei Arima

Erica Lindbeck as Kaori Miyazono

Erica Mendez as Tsubaki Sawabe

Kyle McCarley as Ryota Watari

Erika Harlacher as Emi Igawa

Erik Kimerer as Takeshi Aiza

Stephanie Sheh as Nagi Aiza

Julie Ann Taylor as Nao Kashiwagi

Robbie Daymond as Saito

Wendee Lee as Saki Arima

Carrie Keranen as Hiroko Seto

Cristina Vee as Koharu Seto

Aniplex of America plans to release the first Blu-ray volume with the first 11 episodes on March 29, followed by the second with episodes 12-22 on May 31. Both will retail for US$159.98.

Aniplex of America streamed Your Lie in April on the Aniplex Channel, Hulu, and Crunchyroll. Naoshi Arakawa's original shōnen manga that inspired theanime follows Kōsei Arima, a former child prodigy who lost his ability to play the piano when his mother died. His daily life is monochrome, but it begins to gain color when he meets a female violinist by chance. Kaori Miyazono is an audacious go-getter who is overflowing with personality. Enchanted by the girl, Kōsei starts to move forward with his own legs at the age of 14.

Kyōhei Ishiguro (Fairy Tail, Psycho-Pass episode director) directed the anime at A-1 Pictures off scripts by Takao Yoshioka (High School DxD, WATAMOTE). Yukiko Aikei (Accel World, Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere) served as character designer and chief animation director. Masaru Yokoyama (Queen's Blade, Freezing Vibration) composed the music, while Jin Aketagawa (High School DxD, anohana) served as sound director.

Aniplex of


Derrick Cox, 39, called in a false report, hoping police would locate his ex-girlfriend by claiming that she had threatened him with a knife.

Police were pulling up to his apartment when they saw him leaving. They followed and pulled him over around 9:20 p.m. Officer Shawn Thompson was at the driver's window asking to see his driver's license when Cox tried to pull away.

Thompson was dragged several feet as he clung to Cox. Cox then reversed, narrowly missing Officer Erik Goss, who fired at his tires. Cox then accelerated toward Thompson, who also fired, hitting him three times in the arm.
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Marchiori is a bit of a hero in Italy because he came home from the US where he was earning a bomb and now gets paid rubbish Italian wages of just 2,000 euros a month. Still, the food is much better.

He told the Italian press that the functions available on Volunia would soon become normal on all the major search engines including Google and Yahoo.

Volunia, which has a US copyright, was only launched to selected users on Monday and will be rolled out more widely and in 12 languages including Arabic, English, Japanese and Russian over the coming days.When Brandon Lloyd flies to St. Louis this afternoon, he will take with him his magical hands, surreal leaping and body-twisting athleticism, and the biggest laugh ever heard in an NFL locker room.

The Broncos traded Lloyd to the St. Louis Rams today in exchange for either a sixth-round draft pick, or fifth rounder if he has 30 catches in the final 11 games.

“Hopefully I get that for them in two games,” Lloyd said, before breaking out his trademark guffaw.

Lloyd said he has not yet talked to Josh McDaniels, the Rams’ offensive coordinator who was the Broncos’ head coach last season when the receiver had a breakout year of 77 catches, 11 touchdowns and NFL-leading 1,448 yards. But Lloyd had heard that McDaniels and other coaches had been pushing


ends up being home to the second most vets in the nation. But the state treats them all well too, and Virginia ranked ninth for veteran funding.

Virginia also ranked seventh for percent of people who voted in the last presidential election and is home to the Pentagon and Monticello.

6. Florida: Showing Pride For The Nation And Its Soldiers

More than four million Floridians on Facebook list the United States as an interest, the seventh most on our list, and a very high percent of the population voted in the last election. No hanging chads this time (we kid, we kid.)

Where this state really shined was in the funding of veterans, a trend that shows national pride, compassion, and an example for many other states to follow.

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wonder the numbers of "Nones" are growing rapidly.

Equality has finally won out in Bermuda as the island nation's Supreme Court struck down bans on same sex marriage. Sadly, as is the case in a number of Caribbean island nations - although Bermuda is in the Atlantic Ocean - ignorance embracing and reactionary religious beliefs were for too long allowed to deprive others of civil rights. The husband and I were in Bermuda as part of a cruise in 2015 and found the country to be beautiful and an attractive destination but for its legalized discrimination against same sex couples. What was the most ironic is that the country desperately wants in increase is tourism industry which has declined due to the growing popularity of cruises yet had aFriday were stolen
several weeks ago after the personal and professional emails of staff members
at En Marche, his political movement, were hacked.

It was
not the first reported hacking attempt of Mr. Macron’s campaign. In April, a report
by the cybersecurity firm Trend Micro said there was evidence that the
campaign was targeted in March by what appeared to be the same Russian
operatives who were responsible for hacks of Democratic campaign officials
before last year’s American presidential election. Mr. Macron’s campaign said
the attack was unsuccessful.

Vitali Kremez, the director of research at Flashpoint, a business risk
intelligence company in New York, said he suspected the involvement of a Russian-linked
espionage operation known as APT28. “The key goals and objectives of the
campaign appear to be to undermine Macron’s presidential candidacy and cast
doubt on the democratic electoral process in


more than examining what it means to be a Christian.

This is about the moral hypocrisy of white American
evangelical religious right leaders like Jerry Falwell Jr. causing a crisis in
the church, dividing American Christians on racial lines, and astonishing the
worldwide body of Christ — the international majority of evangelical Christians
who are people of color — and whose leaders keep asking many of us what in the
world is going on with white American evangelicals.

That number, 81 percent, has become an international symbol
that tragically now represents what white American evangelicalism stands for.
It dramatically and painfully symbolizes the white ethno-nationalism that
Donald Trump appeals to and continues to draw support from among white American
evangelicals. It is the most revealing and hurtful metric of what I will call
the racial idolatry of white American evangelicalsimilarly anti-gay Russian Orthodox Church which has long placed advancing its own political power ahead of democratic principles and/or the civil rights of others. The New York Times looks at the anti-gay pogrom underway in the Russian republic of Chechnya which is an outgrowth of legalized homophobia and religious extremism being championed by one of Putin's henchmen. The ultimate motivation is political both for Putin and his lapdog, Ramzan
Kadyrov. Here are highlights:

At the beginning of April, reports surfaced that a crackdown on gay
men was afoot in Chechnya, the small, turbulent republic on the southern edge
of the Russian Federation. According to the independent Russian newspaper
Novaya Gazeta, more than 100 gay men were rounded up by the police and
brutalized in secret prisons, and at least three of them were killed.


power to halt the violence against gay men, empty the
illegal prisons and force an investigation into this crackdown. If Mr. Putin
continues to give the Kremlin’s tacit approval to Mr. Kadyrov’s repressions, he
is only storing up trouble for the Russian Federation.

The Chechen conflict has not been resolved but merely contained
by brute force and a personal bond between the two leaders. In the long run,
such an unstable situation makes a deadly new conflict in Chechnya almost
inevitable.

Putin will not stop the mayhem since he needs the Russian Orthodox Church to help legitimize his dictatorship in Russia. That Trump seemingly supports despots like Putin and Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines ought to gravely concern decent and moral Americans. As shown by their support of Trump, this latter categorization does not include evangelicalgay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, by
a terrorist who had expressed loathing for the LGBT community, was the
deadliest assault ever on the American gay community and attests to the viciousness
of this pushback. But that was only one incident. In recent years, there has
been a global backlash against gay rights that runs from the United States,
through many parts of the global South, to Russia and other parts of the
post–Communist world.

The
opposition to gay rights comes in two strains and reflects what the
Pew Research Center has called “the global divide on homosexuality.” In
Western Europe and the Americas, home to the world’s most democratically
advanced states and the largest and most sophisticated gay rights movements,
the gay backlash takes the form of a counter-revolution designed to intimidate
the gay community and roll back gains in gay


rights. Across Africa, the Middle
East, and much of the post–Communist world, the parts of the globe where
democracy, civil society, and human rights are either in short supply or
struggling, the gay backlash consists of a “preemptive strike” meant to stop the
gay rights movement before it can gain its footing. This involves passing
legislation that criminalizes or re-criminalizes homosexuality and that bans
the promotion of homosexuality. Both strains, however, serve to fuel anti-gay
violence and discrimination, and have exposed the political, rather than
cultural nature of the backlash.

In
Europe, there have been massive protests against same-sex marriage, especially
in Catholic-majority countries. . . . The protests were for the most part
peaceful, but at least one demonstration in May 2013 turned violent, forcing
the police to use tear gas and batons to disperse demonstrators.

Across
Latin America, the gay backlashafter the rise of the gay liberation
movement in the 1970s and entailed nothing short of moral panic. Its most
dramatic manifestation was country singer Anita Bryant’s “Save the Children”
campaign, which succeeded in overturning an anti-discrimination ordinance
enacted in Dade County, Florida, by depicting homosexuals as pedophiles. A
second wave of backlash crashed in the late 1990s. Between 1998 and 2012, some
30 states enacted constitutional bans on same-sex marriage.

A
third wave arrived in 2013 in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to
strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, a 1997 law that barred the
federal government from recognizing same-sex marriage. A virtual tsunami of
legislation intended to undermine LGBT rights has ensued: 254 anti-gay bills
have been introduced, 20 of which have become law. In the first half of 2016
alone, 87 bills that


could in theory limit LGBT rights were introduced, a steep
increase from previous years. The bulk of these laws are justified as measures
to protect religious freedom. The passage of bills of this kind has increased
by at least 50 percent every year between 2013 and 2015.

Russia’s
“gay propaganda law,” enacted in 2013, has
also earned its share of infamy. It punishes anyone who promotes homosexuality
with jail time and fines. So broadly written is the law that, in principle, it outlaws
pride parades; public displays of affection by same-sex couples; gay newspapers
and magazines; gay-themed literature, television, and films; and symbols of the
LGBT community, such as the rainbow flag. Even an admission of homosexuality,
unless the admission is made in order to denounce homosexuality, can be
considered illegal.

Darker
still is the picture across Central Asia and the MiddleEast, where the gay
backlash has unleashed a nasty wave of anti-gay violence. Since March, more
than 100 gay and bisexual men have been reported tortured, held in camps, and
killed in the semi-autonomous Russian Republic of Chechnya. For several years
now, the world has been horrified by the ghastly antics of the Islamic State
(also known as ISIS), which has been beheading gays and throwing them from
rooftops in the territories that it controls. . . .

What
is causing the global gay rights backlash is less clear, since societal
acceptance of homosexuality in most countries has never been higher. A popular
sociological explanation is that increasing visibility makes LGBT people an
easier target for anti-gay rights activists. . . . Although this visibility has
had a positive effect, leading to greater acceptance of the gay community, the
normalization has


Rights Watch revealed that roughly
half of the world’s remaining anti-sodomy laws are holdovers from British
colonial rule. . . . Leaders such as Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe discovered that
they could score political gains by condemning homosexuals and demonizing
homosexuality as a “Western perversion.”

Politicians
in the West, but especially in the United States, have also found that
exploiting hostility toward homosexuality can score them political points,
especially around election time. . . . Karl Rowe, the architect of George W.
Bush’s 2004 reelection campaign, put same-sex marriage referenda in as many
states as possible for the sole purpose of mobilizing so-called value voters.
That year, 11 state anti-gay marriage referenda were put to the voters,
including in the very important swing state of Ohio.

U.S.
President Donald Trump, despite his pledge at the 2016 GOP National Convention
to protect LGBT Americans fromthere was his daughterIvanka Trump, now a senior White House
adviser, lavishing praise on the project as a “milestone in Philippine real
estate history.”

Four months into President Trump’s tenure, his business relationship with
a developer who is one of the Philippines’ richest and most powerful men has
emerged as a prime example of the collision between the private interests of a
businessman in the White House and his public responsibility to shape U.S.
foreign policy.

The potential
conflict first came into focus shortly before Trump was elected, when the
Philippines’ iron-fisted president, Rodrigo Duterte, named the Trump
Organization’s partner on the Manila real estate venture his top trade envoy.

The connection burst back into public view this week, after Trump stunned
human rights advocates by extending a White House invitation to Duterte, known
for endorsing hundreds of extrajudicial killings of drug


Commercial Workers union, and is timed to coincide with Black Friday, the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season.

Our Walmart said 1,500 protests are being held at Walmart stores in major metropolitan areas including Chicago, the Bay Area, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Sacramento and Washington. Protestors were arrested near Walmart stores in Alexandria, Va., and Chicago, according to published reports.

Workers and activists are calling on the company to offer a minimum annual salary of $25,000 a year and to provide more full-time work. They also want the company to halt what they describe as "illegal retaliation" against employees who are involved in the campaign.

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David Tovar, vice president of corporate communications at Walmart, said the company expects fewer protests than what laborA Saudi woman in her 80s donated all her wealth of around SR500 million (Dh495 million) for charity in the Gulf Kingdom, a well known Saudi businessman has said.

“Mashallah (God willing), this woman donated all her wealth to charity work in Saudi Arabia. It is estimated at more than SR500 million. God bless her,” Badr bin Mohammed Al Rajshi said on his Twitter page, according to Mzmz website.

The agency said readers of the news poured praise on the unnamed woman, with one saying:”she is an example of charitable Saudi women".

Another said:”May God the Almighty will reward her for this great benevolent work.”

The site did not mention where the woman lives in Saudi Arabia. Her donation is believed to be one of the largest alms offers in the oil-rich


x | | x | x | x | x |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|Next is a description of how God created man.
GEN 2:07
And The LORD formed man of the dust of the ground,
and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life;
and man became a living soul./ (the first human soul)
GEN 2:21
And the LORD God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam,
and he slept:
and he took one of his ribs, (Approximate weight 10 oz.)
and closed up the flesh instead thereof;
GEN 2:22
And the rib, which the LORD God had taken from man,
made he a woman, (Approximate weight 7 lbs.; # GEN 4:1 man = baby)
and brought her unto the man./
As you are about to find out all, I repeat, all animal and plant
species that are male and female, extinct or alive now,waters from the waters.GEN 1:7
And God made the firmament,
and divided the waters which were under the firmament
from the waters which were above the firmament:
and it was so.
GEN 1:8And God called the firmament Heaven.And the evening and the morning were the second day. (2)God made our atmosphere, Heaven, after he made earth. God lowered the
temperature of earth so liquid water could exist on the surface. The waters
under the firmament, Heaven, are seas. The waters above the firmament are
clouds, but are not defined in Genesis chapter one.
GEN 1:9
And God said,Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place,
and let dry land appear:and it was so.
GEN 1:10
And God called the dry land earth;and the gathering together of the waters called he seas:and God saw that it was good.
The


God made oxygen
breathing fish and birds. Lowering the carbon dioxide level of our
atmosphere would also lower the temperature.
GEN 1:14
And God said,Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide
the day from the night,and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years:
GEN 1:15And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven
to give light upon the earth:and it was so.
The disks of the sun, moon, and the stars can be seen from the ground
now. (# GEN 1:15 "and it was so.)Day 4 is describing the atmosphere thinning out. If you were on Venus
and you would look up, you could not see the stars. You would not see the
sun as a small bright disk, but rather the whole sky wouldbe bright,
because of atmospheric dispersion in the thick sky.
As we know, to much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will cause more
water to be in the atmosphere. By putting plants on the earth first, at day
3, the carbon dioxide level would progressively decrease, thinning out the
atmosphere. Instead of constant cloud cover, there would now be clear sky
with passing clouds, as we see today. With the sky thinned out the stars,
the moon, and the sun can be seen from the ground. The LORD God's choice of
putting plants on the earth first is scientifically correct. (# ISA 45:19)
After Genesis 1:15 "and it was so" the sun, moon, and the stars can be
individually seen from the ground. Because the sun, moon, and the morning
stars were not created on day 4 God then


light upon the earth,
GEN 1:18And to rule over the day and over the night, (sun, moon)and to divide the light from the darkness: (morning stars)
and God saw that it was good.
GEN 1:19
And the evening and the morning were the forth day. (4)The order of things described in verse 16 is the sun, the moon, and
the stars. The order of things described in verse 18 is the sun, the moon,
and the stars. Stars that are distant suns do not divide the light from the
darkness. Only morning stars or planets divide the light, the day side of a
planet or moon, from the darkness, the night side.
As you can see God creates the new earth before the first earth is
destroyed. The new earth is created at a different time than thethis term is the beam of light first,on each of the 5 web pages, 1769 KJV Terms for the Beam of Light.
(Immediately after these few verses.)
Exodus 20:2
I am the LORD thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt,out of the house of bondage.
Exodus 20:3
Thou shalt have no other gods before me.Exodus 14:19
And the angel of God, which went before the camp of Israel,
removed and went behind them;
and the pillar of the cloud went from before their face,
and stood behind them:
Exodus 14:20
And it came between the camp of the Egyptians and the camp of Israel;
and it was a cloud and darkness to them,
but it gave light by night to these:
so that the one came not near the other all the night.
Exodus 14:21
And Moses stretched out


his hand over the sea;
and the LORD caused the sea to go back by a strong east wind all that night,
and made the sea dry land, and the waters were divided.
Exodus 14:22
And the children of Israel went into the midst of the sea upon the dry ground:
and the waters were a wall unto them on their right hand, and on their left.
Exodus 14:23
And the Egyptians pursued, and went in after them to the midst of the sea,
even all Pharaoh's horses, his chariots, and his horsemen.
Exodus 14:24
And it came to pass,
that in the morning watch the LORD looked unto the host of the Egyptians
through the pillar of fire and of the cloud,
and troubled the host of the Egyptians,Exodus 14:25
And took off their chariot wheels, that they drave them heavily:sothat the Egyptians said,
Let us flee from the face of Israel;
for the LORD fighteth for them against the Egyptians.
Numbers 12:5
And the LORD came down in the pillar of the cloud,
and stood in the door of the tabernacle,and called Aaron and Miriam:
and they both came forth.
Exodus 33:9
And it came to pass,
as Moses entered into the tabernacle,
the cloudy pillar descended, and stood at the door of the tabernacle,
and the LORD talked with Moses.Exodus 33:10
And all the people saw the cloudy pillar stand at the tabernacle door:
and all the people rose up and worshipped,every man in his tent door.
Exodus 33:11
And the LORD spake unto Moses face to face,
as a man speaketh unto his friend./

4 ways to read the verses in English.
1. Click on the number, read the verses,
back button brings you


3:5
So the people of Nineveh believed God, and proclaimed a fast, (Jonah 1:1-2)
and put on sackcloth, from the greatest of them even to the least of them.Jonah 3:6
For word came unto the king of Nineveh, and he arose from his throne,
and he laid his robe from him, and covered him with sackcloth, and sat in ashes.
Jonah 3:7
And he caused it to be proclaimed and published through Nineveh by the decree
of the king and his nobles, saying,
Let neither man nor beast, herd nor flock, taste any thing:
let them not feed, nor drink water:
Jonah 3:8
But let man and beast be covered with sackcloth,
and cry mightily unto God:
yea, let them turn every one from his evil way,
and from the violence that is in their hands.Jonah 3:9
Who can tell if God willthe voice of the seventh angel,
when he shall begin to sound, (# REV 11:10,3,15 # EZE 39:8,22)the mystery of God should be finished,
as he hath declared to his servants the prophets.DAN 12:4
But thou, O Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book,
even to the time of the end: (# HAB 2:2-3,18-19 # REV 10:7)
many shall run to and fro, (cars, trains, planes)and knowledge shall be increased.HAB 2:2
And the LORD answered me, and said,
Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables,that he may run that readeth it.HAB 2:3For the vision is yet for an appointed time,
but at the end it shall speak, and not lie:though it tarry, wait for it;
because it will surely come, it will not tarry.
DAN 11:32And such as do wickedly against the covenant
shall he


corrupt by flatteries: (# DAN 11:21-22)but the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits.DAN 11:33And they that understand among the people shall instruct many:yet they shall fall by the sword, and by flame, by captivity,
and by spoil, many days.DAN 11:34
Now when they shall fall, they shall be holpen with a little help:
but many shall cleave to them with flatteries.
DAN 11:35And some of them of understanding shall fall, to try them,
and to purge, and to make them white, even to the time of the end:
because it is yet for a time appointed.ISA 52:8
Thy watchmen shall lift up the voice;
with the voice together shall they sing:for they shall see eye to eye,when the LORD shall bring again Zion. (# 2SAM 5:7 # 2KI 9:28)
LUK 10:2
ThereforeJesus using the second person pronoun
"his".
ISA 66:15
For, behold, the LORD will come with fire,
and with his chariots like a whirlwind, (# 2KI 2:11-18)
to render his anger with fury,
and his rebuke with flames of fire.
ISA 66:16
For by fire and by his sword will the LORD plead with all flesh:
and the slain of the LORD shall be many.(# JER 25:29-38# EZE 39:1-16)
ISA 66:17
They that sanctify themselves, and purify themselves
in the gardens behind one tree in the midst, eating swine's flesh,
and the abomination, and the mouse, shall be consumed together,(# ISA 1:28 # LEV 11:7,12,27,29)saith the LORD.ISA 1:18
Come now, and let us reason together,saith the LORD:
though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow;
though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool.
ISA 1:19
If ye be


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The current law already requires California Community Colleges to provide showers for homeless students in good standing.

In 2016 Governor Brown signed AB 801, known as the Success for Homeless Youth in Higher Education Act, into law. It gives priority enrollment for homeless and foster youth, and requires all California Community College and California State University campuses to have a Homeless and Foster Student Liaison in the financial aid office to assist homeless


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Physician. A diary (1899) detailing Combest's participation in the Spanish-American War; certificates (1896-1906) of honorable discharge from military service, registration as a physician in Indian Territory, and pension eligibility from previous military service, along with articles (1918-1926) concerning Combest's enlistment into the medical reserve force in 1918, his obituary in 1926, and medals earned during his military career. The collection also includes Combest's unpublished biography (n.d.) entitled "Life and Works of George Marion Combest: Oklahoma Pioneer Medical Doctor" by Christine Combest Millsap.


Cape Town’s use of the term “Day Zero” came under fire from water and sanitation minister Nomvula Mokonyane in Parliament.

The minister was briefing the portfolio committee on water and sanitation on Wednesday.

She said that the drought would be declared a national disaster after information had been collected about how it was affecting all nine provinces. The announcement could take place on February 14.

Stressing that the drought was affecting other parts of the country‚ she said some areas in the North West have not had water in three years.

“Day Zero” – a term used by the city to describe when most taps will be turned off to conserve its remaining supplies of water – was a phenomenon that had not been declared by the National Disaster Management Centre‚ saidA missing California woman was found Wednesday by police walking alongside a freeway in Lancaster. Laura Lynne Stacy, 28, appeared emotionally disturbed and visibly disoriented after being reported missing for three days.

Stacy's black Acura was found abandoned in a desert roughly 70 miles northeast of Los Angeles Tuesday by police. Detectives said her car ran out of gas on her way home from a local national park, which prompted her to start walking to find help, the Los Angeles Police Department told the New York Daily News.

Police found Stacy wandering by the freeway about 15 miles away from the car. Police say she was unable to cooperate when detectives first attempted to question her about the details of what happened.

Laura Stacy’s mother, Marcy Stacy, said her daughter traveled


to Golden Valley Park to take pictures of the area, which is known for its scenic hiking trails.

"She likes to explore and then when she got in this area she lost track of where she was because she didn’t have her cellphone with her," Marcy Stacy told Fox News. "You can tell she was in the car for awhile. We think she ran out of gas and started walking."

California has made headlines in recent months for its missing women. Sherri Papini, 34, went missing for 22 days before a passing motorist similarly spotted her alongside a highway on Thanksgiving Day. Though both women were found in disheveled conditions, Papini was discovered physically battered and bound with restraints. Like Laura Stacy, Papini went missing while exercising. Papini toldlocal police she was abducted during a routine jog by two Hispanic women who beat and tortured her in captivity.

Authorities in the Laura Stacy case had not ruled out foul play and said forensic testing was scheduled to search the abandoned vehicle. Authorities were unable to locate Laura Stacy because she dropped her phone while hiking in the desert. A stranger discovered the phone and sent a text message to Laura Stacy's mother.


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South Korea still tackling oil spill: South Korea's coastguard want to arrest four men related to the December 7 oil spill. They are the captain of the Hebei Spirit tanker, the captains of two tugboats towing the barge, and the person responsible for the sea-bound crane. The barge operators were suspected of failing to heed warnings not to take the crane out in rough waters, and the captain may not have responded properly to emergency calls. In addition, a towline between the crane of one of the tugboats severed about 15 minutes before the accident, and the tanker did not move out of the way in time. See "South Korea seeksNobutaka Machimura, Japan's top government spokesman, confirmed that humpbacks will not be targeted, but added," there will be no change in our stance on research whaling." Officials in Tokyo denied Japan had backed down in the face of renewed international pressure, particularly from Australia. A foreign ministry spokesman said the decision had been reached earlier this month during talks in Washington between fisheries agency officials and the US, the current chair of the International Whaling Commission. See "Japan Scraps Plan To Hunt Humpback Whales," Associated Press at CBS News, 12/21/07.

New Zealand looks at safety on its new frigate: New Zealand's Defence Minister has called for a review of the HMNZS Canterbury. In July the ship lost a rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB) at sea, and then on October


5 a 22-year-old seaman drowned when trapped under a capsized RHIB. An inquiry into the July 10 tragedy has highlighted a shortcoming in the design of the RHIB alcove and in operational issues. The design shortcomings have been discussed with shipbuilder Tenix, and should be easily resolved. Additional inquiries are ongoing. The Chief of Navy, the Maritime Component Commander and the ship's captain said that they all had confidence in the ship. See "Safety fears spur review for new frigate," NZPA at New Zealand Herald, 12/21/07.

Cosco Busan leaves San Francisco Bay: The Cosco Busan, the container ship that collided with a tower of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on November 7 and released 58,000 gallons of oil into San Francisco Bay, has been authorized by the US CoastGuard to resume maritime commerce. Temporary repairs to the ship were completed, the vessel and crew have been verified safe to sail, and the ship is on its way to China for final repairs. Also on Thursday, Caltrans announced it has completed repairs to the damaged fenders on the bridge — the fenders were ripped off by the container ship. Several lawsuits have been filed against the ship's owner, Regal Stone Ltd. of Hong Kong, as well as its insurer and the man piloting the ship when the accident happened. See "Patched-up Cosco Busan sails out of bay, lawsuits in its wake," Marisa Lagos, San Francisco Chronicle, 12/21/07.

Faulty weld probe is expanded at Newport News: The US Navy will review all welds on vessels built or serviced by


the Northrop Grumman Newport News shipyard in the past seven or so years. The yard is also examining the scope of the problems. Included in the investigation are at least seven aircraft carriers, six Virginia-class submarines, three Los Angeles-class submarines and a cruiser. Potential long-term problems associated with faulty welds will also be reviewed. Several yard workers told the Daily Press that the problems under investigation were caused by pipe fitters who tacked pipes together using nickel-copper compound, instead of stronger stainless-steel filler prescribed for the job. The improper welding material could lead to cracking of joints and result in leaks on internal non-nuclear piping systems. The yard and the Navy stressed that the faulty welds posed no short-term risk for the vessels. But the welds could proveKorean oil spill is bigger than officials thought: New calculations of the spill from the Hebei Spirit off South Korea's western coast put it at 20% bigger than previous estimates. An official on Thursday put the spill at nearly 80,000 barrels of oil, which is nearly a third the size of the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster. The spill has jeopardized the ecosystem and spoiled hundreds of seafood farms in the area, which is also a prime tourism attraction. About 37,000 people, 845 ships and 10 helicopters were still working on cleanup on Thursday. See "SKorean oil spill 20 percent worse than initial estimates," Associated Press at AOL News, 12/20/07.

EU will allow more fish to be caught next year: European Union fisheries ministers will allow fishermen to catch more


cod in the North Sea next year, against the recommendations of environmentalists. The quota for North Sea cod was increased by 11% on fishing quotas for 2008. The sea council had recommended a reduction of 50% in the total removal of cod from the area, a figure that includes both legal and illegal fishing as well as natural death of the fish. The scientists also called for a reduction in the quota of haddock fished. The ministers instead allowed it to rise 5%. However, there will be a cut in the number of days fishermen spend at sea. Details of the deal are still emerging, but ministers said measures to be taken would include moves to reduce catches of unwanted fish. See "EU ministers to allow more fishto be caught next year," Elisabeth Rosenthal, International Herald Tribune, 12/19/07.

Immigrants found dead on beach: The bodies of 56 illegal immigrants, mostly from Somalia and Ethiopia, were found on the south coast of Yemen. According to other migrants who reached Yemen safely, 50 women and five children were among 148 illegal immigrants on the vessel. Apparently the boat was overloaded. Passengers were being beaten to force them off the boat and lighten the load, and capsized the vessel. The Yemeni defense ministry said 41 others were rescued and 69 were listed as missing. It takes two days at best to cross the Gulf of Aden from Somalia to Yemen, and the trip is made especially dangerous by shark-infested waters, strong currents and inhumane conditions on poorly maintained vessels


open to the elements. See "Dozens of illegal immigrants found dead on beach," The Australian, 12/19/07.

Norwegian helicopter rescues Russian crew: A Norwegian rescue helicopter has rescued the crew from a Russian freighter off the far northern port of Murmansk. The weather was so bad that other Russian ships in the area couldn't risk approaching the vessel, and the helicopter was close by. The Russian ship lost engine power and ran aground in the bad weather. The aircraft flew the crew, all unharmed, to the Norwegian border town of Kirkenes. See "Twelve Russian crew members rescued by Norwegian helicopter in Arctic," Associated Press at Pravda, 12/18/07.

Tanker capsizes at Indonesian port: The small tanker Karisma Selatan, owned by Indonesian company PT Pasifik Selatan, capsized Tuesday at a port in centralIndonesia. It isn't clear how much oil has leaked, but the ship was loaded with more than 4,000 barrels of medium fuel oil. Authorities have placed rubber buoys around the tanker to prevent the slick from spreading, and they're trying to determine how best to lift the tanker without causing more oil to spill. The cause of the accident is unknown. See "Rescuers try to contain oil slick after tanker capsizes at Indonesian port," Associated Press at AOL News, 12/18/07.

Trouble for Alaska's cruise industry?: A new interpretation of some provisions of the US Jones Act could spell trouble for the local cruise industry in Alaska. The changes, which are being considered to help the Hawaii cruise industry, would require cruise ships sailing Seattle to Southeast Alaska routes to


stop longer in Canada and thus cut the number of passengers in Juneau. This could mean the loss of hundreds of thousands of shopping and tour customers in Alaska. Drew Green, Juneau port manager for Cruise Line Agency of America, would like the criteria to be isolated to solve the Hawaiian Islands dispute. See "121-year-old sea act could cause trouble for Alaska cruise industry," Greg Skinner, JuneauEmpire.com, 12/18/07.

World's first ship tunnel is planned: Strong winds, waves and currents in the area of Stad on the western coast of Norway make ships waste time waiting for calmer conditions. The idea of building a tunnel to cut through a peninsula was suggested in 1920 — and possibly as early as 1870. But in the 1980s, the concept gained momentum andthe government got involved. A new report from the Norwegian Coastal Administration, which takes into account the cost of waiting, suggests a tunnel would be cost-effective. The report recommends building a mile-long tunnel using a design that would provide flexibility for future growth in ship sizes. See "Norway plans world's first ship tunnel," Reuters at Yahoo! News, 12/17/07.

Nineteen missing after ship collision: Nineteen people were missing after their fishing boat collided with a Liberian-registered ship in the East China Sea. The accident occurred late Saturday off the coast of China's Zhejiang province. One person was rescued after the local fishing boat sank. No other details of the collision were provided, including whether the Liberian vessel suffered any damage. Apparently, all the missing people were from the fishing vessel.


costs and a standoff between Taiwan's political parties locked up weapons purchases for years. The US hasn't made diesel subs since it started making nuclear boats. If the deal goes through, one of the country's two submarine builders — General Dynamics Electric Boat or Northrop Grumman Newport News — would probably get the job of relearning how to build more modern diesel submarines. See "Taiwan Vote May Help EB," Jesse Hamilton, Courant.com, 12/15/07.

Korean military talks end in stalemate: Three days of talks between Korean military leaders failed to reach a decision on creating a shared fishing zone along their disputed sea border. North Korean officials want the joint zone to be situated south of the Northern Limit Line, but South Korea wants the zone to straddle the NLL,encompassing waters belonging to both Koreas. The disagreement prompted two deadly skirmishes in 1999 and 2002 in rich fishing waters around the border. The two countries did agree to simplify customs inspections and other border-crossing procedures for South Koreans in the North. The North also agreed to allow South Koreans in two joint industrial and tourism ventures, to use the internet and wireless telephones beginning next year. See "Koreas fail to agree on sea border," Associated Press at CNN.com, 12/14/07.

Broken hose caused oil spill: StatoilHydro said Friday that a 25,000-barrel North Sea oil spill was caused by a broken hose used to load crude onto tankers. The leak has stopped, and the Statfjord field is producing normally. The oil, spilled at the Statfjord offshore field on Wednesday, was


not expected to reach the Norwegian coast, about 125 miles away, and much of the light crude was expected to evaporate or break up in waves. The crude spilled when it was being transferred to an oil tanker from a floating loading buoy. The cause of the broken hose was not immediately determined. The spill was the second worst in Norway's offshore history. See "Hose said to cause Norway oil spill," Associated Press at Boston.com, 12/14/07.

Sinking ship threatens chemical spill in China: Officials say a half-sunken cargo vessel loaded with extremely corrosive chemicals poses a low pollution threat to the Yangtze River. The ship, loaded with 130 tons of liquid caustic soda, was found to be taking on water early Friday morning. A rescue ship and salvage teamshowed up by afternoon. Although the cargo hold is under water, the doors are sealed, and no pollution has been detected from the vessel so far. See "Ship carrying chemicals sinking on Yangtze River," Reuters at tvnz.co.nz, 12/14/07.

Korean military talks get physical: North and South Korean generals are trying to work out how best to implement agreements made by North Korean leader Kim Jong Il and South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun at their October summit. On Thursday, their meeting briefly became physical when the North Korean side tried to show reporters a specific location on a map. The South considers information related to their maritime border sensitive, and a South Korean naval officer physically prevented the North Korean official from showing the location. The Northern Limit Line, drawn


by the United Nations, is one of the most tense security issues confronting the two Koreas. See "Korean Military Talks Get Physical in Dispute Over Maritime Border," Kurt Achin, VOA News, 12/13/07.

Salmon farms kill wild stocks: Sea lice infestations from salmon farms can drive populations of wild salmon toward extinction, and in fact that's happening in Canada's British Columbia, scientists report in the journal Science. After examining four decades of data on pink salmon in the Broughton Archipelago, the experts said those populations have been rapidly declining over the last four years. The researchers expect a 99% collapse in another four years if the infestations continue. Previous studies have shown that sea lice from fish farms can infect and kill juvenile wild salmon. The new study is thefirst to examine the impacts on overall wild salmon stocks. The Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans said the study overstates the risks. See "New U of A study says sea lice from fish farms could wipe out wild salmon," Jeff Holubitsky, Ottawacitizen.com at canada.com, 12/13/07.

Japanese fishermen caught in disputed waters: Russia has seized four Japanese fishing boats in disputed waters. Japan claimed that the detention was unacceptable and demanded an explanation from Moscow. The boats were captured by the Russian border coast guard in the early hours off Kunashiri Island, one of four disputed islands between the countries. Japan calls the island group the Northern Territories and Russia calls them the Kurils. No other details were immediately known. The boats and their 11 crew members, who were


unharmed, have been taken to nearby Shikotan Island, also part of the disputed island group. A bilateral fisheries accord allows only registered vessels to operate in the disputed waters. See "Russia seizes 4 Japanese fishing boats," Mari Yamaguchi, Associated Press, Herald-Leader at Kentucky.com, 12/13/07.

Norway suffers second biggest oil spill: As much as 25,000 barrels of oil has spilled into the North Sea during a mishap while crude was being loaded from the Statfjord Alpha oil field to a tanker. A StatoilHydro ASA spokesman said it was a serious spill, but posed no immediate threat to the coastline because the field is far from land, about 125 miles off the western Norway city of Bergen. He said the cause of the spill was not immediately known but the loadinghad immediately been stopped. The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority has scrambled its preparedness team. It said the spill might be the second-worst in Norway's offshore oil history, even though it was far smaller than the most serious spill of 78,000 barrels during a platform blowout in 1977. See "Large oil spill near North Sea oil platform: Norway," Pierre-Henry Deshayes, AFP at Yahoo! News, 12/12/07.

Golden Nori is released by pirates: Pirates freed a Japanese tanker and its 22 crew members apparently unharmed off the Somali coast Wednesday. A man who claimed he was one of the pirates said by phone that a ransom was paid for the release, but the claim could not be independently verified. The US Navy said the release meant no ships were being held by


Somali pirates for the first time in more than a year. The chemical tanker Golden Nori, seized six weeks ago while carrying highly explosive benzene, was freed days after reports that the pirates had demanded $1 million in ransom and threatened to kill the crew. Lt. John Gay, a Navy spokesman, added that the USS Whidbey Island was monitoring the pirates from "a visible distance." The Golden Nori is being escorted by Navy vessels to an undisclosed destination. See "Pirates release Japanese tanker and crew off Somalia, all crew members safe," The Associated Press at International Herald Tribune, 12/12/07.

Shipping pollution begins to get noticed: The global shipbuilding industry is in the midst of its biggest boom ever with the numbers of tankers and bulk carriers expected to increaseJapanese chemical tanker off the northeastern coast of Somalia are demanding a $1 million ransom. They have threatened to kill the ship's 22 crew members of they don't receive the money. The Golden Nori, carrying tens of thousands of tons of highly explosive benzene, was hijacked on October 28 along with its crew from Myanmar, the Philippines and South Korea. The US Navy came to the aid of the vessel in late October. At one point, the USS Porter opened fire on pirate's skiffs tied to the tanker, but the pirates remained on board. Rampant piracy off Somalia stopped briefly during the strict rule of an Islamist movement in the second half of 2006, but resumed after Ethiopian and Somali government troops ousted the Islamists at the end


of 2006. See "Somali pirates holding Japanese tanker demand $1 million ransom," The Associated Press at International Herald Tribune, 12/10/07.

Korean beaches blackened by epic oil spill: South Korea deployed over 100 ships and thousands of troops, fishermen and volunteers on Sunday to clean up the worst oil spill in its history, which has blackened beaches, coated birds in tar and endangered a nature reserve. Ships deploying containment fences and oil skimmers have been trying to lessen the spill's impact. But the 7,000 people gathered on shore have been unable to contain the damage on about 12 miles of the country's coast. The very large crude carrier (VLCC) Hebei Spirit was about five miles outside port when it was struck by a barge in stormy seas on Friday. Aboutaccording to data that was compiled by Lloyd's Register-Fairplay. But Baltic Exchange chairman Michael Drayton wonders what might happen if China — whose growing demand for commodities has fueled much of this growth — suddenly curbs this escalation. He said, "I just hope that when China turns the taps off, it turns it slowly." See "Demand puts shipping costs at a record high," Bloomberg at The Australian, 12/6/07.

Government hiding damaging climate report, critics charge: Canada has failed to release the report "From Impacts to Adaptation: Canada in a changing climate 2007," written by Natural Resources Canada. Some of the report's conclusions include the fact that changes in Canada's North could generate more conflict over the oil and minerals under the ice. Lower water levels in the Great Lakes


region could hamper the shipping industry and hydroelectric power. Many fisheries could be threatened by global warming, as well. Critics say Canada's government is trying to hide the report in order to avoid embarrassing political questions at a two-week United Nations climate change conference that began Monday in Bali, Indonesia. See "Government shelves damaging report," Mike De Souza, The Ottawa Citizen at Canada.com, 12/4/07.

Britain's defense budget under fire: Efforts to portion out Britain's defense budget over the next decade have created a rift at the Ministry of Defence — and a postponement of the release of the latest 10-year industrial strategy. At issue are the funds required to meet commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan, and prior commitments to Trident and two new aircraft carriers. Proposed cuts could includefive tugs to refloat it on the high tide late on Monday was unsuccessful. Authorities said there was no risk of pollution from the stranded carrier and it was not posing a hazard to navigation. But the ship could be stuck for days. See "Ship still stranded off Qld coast," AAP at The Sydney Morning Herald, 12/3/07.

Cosco plans changes: Shipbuilding and repair firm Cosco Corp is focusing its resources on three main business lines: ship repair, new shipbuilding, and marine engineering. The company plans to sell its fleet of 12 bulk carriers as it divests non-core assets. Since last year, Cosco has won several big orders for conversion and construction of offshore oil and gas drilling rigs and vessels. The company has started to consider expansion into other


Asian countries such as Vietnam, India, Philippines or Indonesia to tap cheap labor and less stringent pollution restraints. See "Cosco to sell carriers, eyes expansion outside China, Nathan Layne and Emi Emoto, Reuters, 12/3/07.

Somali pirates free ship: Andrew Mwangura, of the East African Seafarers' Assistance Program, has announced the Al Marjan has been released. The ship was headed to Mogadishu when it was seized 10 nautical miles offshore on October 21, and has been held with its crew of 22 since then, with no communication. The ship is owned by businessmen from the United Arab Emirates, and flies a Comoros flag. The crew were mainly Indian nationals. Although no details are known, Mwangura believes a ransom may have been paid. See "Somali pirates free UAE-owned cargo ship," Reutersat Khaleej Times Online, 12/2/07.

Troubles for polar cruises: The sinking of the cruise ship Explorer has brought potential dangers of polar cruises to light. Tourism is becoming more popular, and global warming may well open areas previously inaccessible because of ice. Ships are beginning to venture into nearly, and sometimes literally, uncharted waters in both Antarctica and the Arctic. The industry has made efforts to regulate itself. Members of the International Association of Antarctica Tourism Operators (IAATO) and the Association of Arctic Expedition Cruise Operators (AECO) follow guidelines such as limiting the number of tourists landed in sensitive areas, and restricting proximity to wildlife and icebergs. But some companies have declined to join. Argentina has announced it will move to limit tourism in the Antarctic. See "Are polar


cruises safe? Not all ships are equal," Colin Woodard, The Christian Science Monitor at The Seattle Times, 12/2/07.

Cranes, warehouses tumble into Yangtze river: A 100-meter stretch of the Yangtze river's bank has collapsed in eastern China, sending some 10 warehouses and several cranes into the river. The landslide occurred on Saturday near the city of Wuhu in Anhui province, about 100 kilometers south-west of Nanjing. A local official stated the collapse could have been caused by a vortex of water. But others believe construction at a nearby shipyard might have loosened the foundations of a dyke and caused the collapse. No casualties were reported. See "100-meter stretch of Yangtze embankment collapses," Xinhua at China Daily.com, 12/2/07.

Britain's Navy in a budget crunch: A leaked study reports that Britain's Royalwould be evidenced by a note secured by a trust deed (presumably a second trust deed on the real property). The defendant executed the deed, and the plaintiff executed the note and trust deed.
 In December 1946, plaintiff obtained an interlocutory judgment of divorce, wherein defendant was ordered to pay $75 a month for the support of the children. The final judgment was entered in December 1947.
 In July 1947, after she had made payments which reduced the principal amount of the note to $7,200, he caused a reconveyance of the title to the property (described in the trust deed) to be made to her. A few days after she received the reconveyance she offered the property for sale. He commenced an action against her to prevent the


sale--the action was in the nature of rescission of the reconveyance on the alleged basis that plaintiff had agreed not to sell the property.
 In February 1948, he dismissed the action, and she gave him a new note and trust deed for $3,500.
 About June 1948, she sold the property, and he caused another reconveyance of the title to the property to be made to her. He testified that he told her he would accept $1,750 for the $3,500 note and trust deed, and that the balance could *729 also be applied as prepayment for the support of the children; and she "agreed to it."
 In July 1948, they remarried. She obtained an annulment of the marriage in March 1950.
 On April 12, 1960, plaintiff filed an affidavitthat he had not paid, in cash, the payments specified in plaintiff's affidavit, but he contended that he gave the reconveyances as prepayment of the monthly payments for support of the children.
 Defendant testified that such prepayment by the reconveyances was made because he was paying her $75 a month for the children and she was paying him $75 a month on the trust deed; that the house was large and she had an income of $125 a week from it; that in giving her the first reconveyance as a prepayment she promised that the home would be there for the children "to grow up in"; that he gave her the first reconveyance with the understanding that the property would not be sold and the children would have


wherein she stated that for certain months he had paid $45 a month instead of $75 a month, and then she was asked if she knew that one of her daughters was working during those months; she replied in the affirmative; then she was asked if she had told her daughter not to tell defendant that she (daughter) was working, so that plaintiff could get support for both children; she replied in the affirmative. The judge asked plaintiff why she waited "so long," from 1950 to 1960, to do anything about this; she replied that defendant had been incarcerated about five and a half years--from 1950 to 1955; the judge asked why she waited more than five years before doing anything about this; she replied that in theMia R. Benenate

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Speaking from outside Britain, a senior official told me that—after the fall of the Qaddafi regime—NATO air patrols and a no-fly zone would certainly have to remain in place as a deterrent to fighting between different factions or tribes, and to fulfil NATO's mandate from the United Nations to protect civilians. How long might that last? Well, he said, the current plan is for elections within 240 days, so perhaps until then at least: "We need an open-ended, low-intensity no-fly zone."

Then, the same official said, there will be the much thornier question of "boots on the ground". At a minimum, if Libya finds itself welcoming teams of international aid workers, engineers or advisers on reconstruction, and if the post-Qaddafi situation looks "semi-permissive" (ie, dangerous but not lethal), suchoutside of Libya.

Issandr El Amrani is a Cairo-based writer and consultant. His reporting and commentary on the Middle East and North Africa has appeared in The Economist, London Review of Books, Financial Times, The National, The Guardian, Time and other publications. He also publishes one of the longest-running blog in the region, www.arabist.net.


South Court Auditorium

Eisenhower Executive Office Building

12:24 P.M. EDT

THE VICE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon. To Secretary Azar, to FDA Commissioner Gottlieb, to distinguished members of Congress who are with us today from the House and the Senate, to our honored guests, and to courageous families — courageous families who have traveled from near and far, it is deeply humbling to join you here today as President Trump takes historic action to enshrine into American law the Right to Try. (Applause.)

Today, President Trump will deliver on a promise that he made to the American people, now more than two years ago. On the campaign trail, our President made it clear that this would be the administration that would open new pathways to treatments for families struggling with serious illness.

Four months ago,the President stood before the Congress of the United States and he said, and I quote, “Patients with terminal conditions should be given access to experimental treatments that could potentially save lives.” And in a few moments, President Trump will sign this policy into law and give new hope to vulnerable families all across America. (Applause.)

There are several people to thank before I introduce the President. First and foremost, I want to thank the members of Congress who are here today; members of the Senate and the House of Representatives who work tirelessly and on a bipartisan basis to advance this legislation. This is how Congress should work to advance the interests of the American people. (Applause.)

I also want to thank these remarkable families, some of whom are


on the stage and others who are sitting and others who are looking on across the country. These remarkable families who stepped up in a time of great hardship and pain and struggle in their lives to make America a better place for other families.

They fought to improve the access to the American people, to life-saving medicines and care. And to these families I say, thank you for what you’ve done for the American people. (Applause.)

Three years ago, I met a young boy from Indiana who is one of my heroes. And Jordan McLinn and his mom, Laura, helped us advance Right to Try in the Hoosier State. And I can tell you, from even before Inauguration Day came, Jordan found us and was a champion for Rightfact the minor was incorrigible, a frequent runaway, or that the minor's acts posed serious hazards to himself or to others." (J.M., 170 Ill. App.3d at 560-61.)
The J.M. court found that in order for the MRAI to apply to the same type of behavior as the MINS, the "immediate danger" phrase had to modify subsection (a).
The Polovchak decision involved the MINS. In Polovchak, Michael and Anna Polovchak and their children, including their son, 12-year-old Walter, moved to Illinois *339 from the Ukraine. Michael and Anna decided to return to the Ukraine but Walter did not want to leave the United States. Walter's parents did not want him to stay in the United States without them. Walter and his sister, without their parents' consent, moved in with their cousin


the parents to return the child home. The MRAI, therefore, necessarily affects the fundamental right of the parents of a runaway minor to control over their family. Although the State neither takes the minor out of the home nor alters the parents' temporary or permanent custody of the minor, the State nevertheless intercedes, on behalf of the minor, in the family relationship. Thus, the MRAI significantly interferes with the family relationship and can only be justified if the State has a compelling interest.
The circuit court, as well as all of the parties, agreed that the State has a compelling interest in protecting the welfare of children. Indeed, the Supreme Court has held that the State has a legitimate interest in the welfare and protection of juveniles. (Ginsberg v.that the State return the minor home, such demand is denied at the outset without a hearing.
Contrary to the argument of B.R.'s mother and the circuit court, the 21-day period does not risk erroneous deprivation of the parents' rights. During the 21-day period, the State must immediately notify the parents of the minor's status and whereabouts, provide crisis intervention services (including a temporary shelter), seek alternative voluntary placement, and attempt to effect the minor's return home. The parents are involved in all of these procedures. The legislature did not institute the 21-day period arbitrarily. The 21-day period gives the State an opportunity to resolve the minor's problem without court intervention and with the cooperation of both the minor and the parents. The 21-day period is sufficiently short so


with a dowry from the Countess of Feria of 20,000 ducats.

Gustav Ungerer suggests her presence in Madrid would have connected her brother Sir John Harington with Spanish culture, and how this may have informed the perceptions of Africans by the audience of Titus Andronicus, performed at Burley-on-the Hill on 1 January 1596. When the Habsburg envoy Louis Verreycken from the Spanish Netherlands had an audience with Queen Elizabeth on 23 February 1600, Rowland Whyte noted that he was received in the presence chamber by "great ladies" of the court including Margaret's sisters, Mabel, Lady Noel, Sarah, Lady Hastings, and Theodosia, Lady Dudley.

She had two children, Francisco and Maria, who died before her.

She co-founded a monastery in Zafra. She died in Madrid in 1601 and was buried in theWhen Israeli statesman Shimon Peres passed away, aged 93 on Sept. 27, 2016, it occasioned tributes and expressions of grief from many world leaders. Unfortunately, it also occasioned some bad history. In particular, there was an inaccurate recounting of the Oslo process that Peres participated in by Politico and The Washington Post.

As the U.S. State Department’s office of the historian notes, the Oslo accords occurred when:

“On September 13, 1993, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Negotiator Mahmoud Abbas signed a Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements, commonly referred to as the ‘Oslo Accord,’ at the White House. Israel accepted the PLO as the representative of the Palestinians, and the PLO renounced terrorism and recognized Israel’s right to exist in peace. Both sides agreed


as early as May 10, 1994, Arafat told South African Muslim leaders that the Oslo accords “fell into the same category as the Treaty of Hudaibiya that was signed by the Prophet Muhammed with the people of Mecca in 628, only to be reneged on a couple of years later when the situation titled in Muhammad’s favor.” Arafat’s words were recorded by a member of the Jewish community who had infiltrated the meeting posing as a Muslim—provoking demands from Israeli officials that he repudiate the statement. Arafat never did. Instead, he reiterated the Hudaibiya comparison on several occasions, including in his August 21, 1995, remarks at al-Azhar University in Gaza.

That is, Arafat had already forsworn the Oslo process in public appearances shortly after the White House signing—and beforeRabin’s assassination.

Perhaps for this reason—and for the continuing Palestinian terror attacks against Israelis, “Rabin may have been close to calling-off the Oslo process, according [to] his daughter Dalia,” as The Jerusalem Post has noted. The Jerusalem Post highlighted that in an Oct. 1, 2010 interview with Yediot Aharonot, Dalia Rabin said that “many people who were close to father told me that on the eve of the murder he considered stopping the Oslo process because of the terror that was running rampant in the streets, and because he felt that Yasser Arafat was not delivering on his promises (“Yitzhak Rabin was ‘close to stopping the Oslo process,’” Oct. 17, 2013).”

According to Moshe Ya’alon, a future Israeli Defense Minister who was then serving as the head of military intelligence,


Palestinian Allegations as Facts,” Aug. 4, 2016), the Palestinian Authority (PA) has repeatedly refused a “two-state solution” in exchange for peace in 2000 at Camp David, 2001 at Taba and 2008 after the Annapolis Conference. Israeli and U.S. proposals to restart negotiations in 2014 and March 2016 were similarly rejected. All of these offers were made under Israeli and U.S. governments of various political stripes. All were refused outright by Palestinian leadership which failed to even submit a counteroffer. Yet, none of this is noted by Politico and The Washington Post.

For its part, the Palestinian Authority—which was created by Oslo and has since received international aid money as a result of that process—has continued to violate the agreements terms, which, among other things, calls for an end to1993 for future considerations, which turned out to be $1. He has five goals, no assists, a minus-two rating and 16 penalty minutes in 10 games this season.

Draper has been one of the top checkers and penalty-killers in the NHL for several years. He won the Selke Trophy as the league's top defensive forward in 2004 and represented Canada at the 2004 World Cup and 2006 Winter Olympics.

"It's no secret this is where I want to be and certainly where I'd love to finish my career,'' Draper told Booth Newspapers two weeks ago. "Being here is something I'm proud of. I certainly hope I can put myself in a situation to retire a Red Wing.''


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Biography

Agent Zero was a lethal marksman and William Stryker's second in command. Working as a member of Team X he helped Stryker source adamantium. He, along with Victor Creed, were the only ones from Team X that stayed faithful to Stryker when the team disbanded.

six years later, when Logan has adamantium grafted to his entire skeleton and broke out from the Weapon X facility, Zero pursued him to an old barn belonging to an elderly couple who have taken "Wolverine" in. Zero shot them and blew up the barn in an attempt to kill Wolverine without avail. Wolverine rode away on a motorbike and was pursued by a helicopter containing Zero. Wolverine brought the helicopter down, Zero mocked Wolverine stating how innocent people die around him. As Wolverinewalked away he ignited a trail of fuel with his claws causing the helicopter to explode, killing Zero who was trapped inside.

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Trivia

This version is depicted as being exceptionally ruthless - killing several innocent civilians over the course of the film in order to complete his mission. His powers in the film are enhanced strength, speed, agility and accuracy with firearms. The character is constantly referred to as Zero, rather than using his given name.

Lauren Shuler Donner says on the DVD commentary that Agent Zero has no scent, and that a sequence was planned that he escapes the crash and Logan cuts down the forest to stop him. The character is repeatedly referred to as Zero, rather than using his given name. However, in the video game adaptation of


and the defendant both testified. The facts necessary to an understanding of the question presented on the appeal may be stated substantially as follows: The crime is alleged to have been committed on May 29, 1960, in the county of Stark in this State. It is alleged the defendant did take indecent liberties with and on the person of Tanya Stong, who was seven years of age. At the time the defendant was over forty years of age, he had never married. Defendant had no previous convictions of sex crimes but had been convicted a couple of times of drunken driving. He was living with his widowed mother and a twenty-two year old sister, and was employed as a mechanic in a garage.
At the time of the trial,the prosecuting witness was eight years of age and in the third grade. She was living with her parents and her brothers at Minot, North Dakota. She was the oldest child. The Stongs, on the day of the alleged crime, were visiting with friends at Dickinson, North Dakota. The undisputed evidence shows that on Sunday the 29th day of May, 1960, the victim, her two younger brothers and three daughters of the Fisher family, with whom they were visiting, had gone out to play and were in an uninhabited area near the water tower in Dickinson. It was a bright sunny day and warm. The children were lightly clad. In the area of the water tower was a pond of water around which they were playing. The defendant,


while riding in his automobile, saw the children playing and stopped to watch them. The victim and one other child of the group testified that the defendant came out of his car and walked over to where they were playing, that he sat down on the bank near the water hole, that the victim sat beside him and that he then took the indecent liberties complained of. Later the defendant drove the victim and her younger brother to the Fisher home. The other children had walked back to the home. The victim testified the defendant put his hand between the peddle pushers she was wearing and her body, entering in the front and at the waist. He pushed his hand down between her legs and played with herprivate parts. In this testimony the victim was corroborated by her friend, the Fisher girl, who was present. She testified she saw the defendant place his hand inside the victim's panties and he also had put his hand inside her clothing, that he took them by turns. There was no objection to the testimony that defendant *4 also took indecent liberties with this witness.
Sometime after the children had returned to the Fisher home, the victim complained of pain when she went to the bathroom. The complaint brought about an examination and a discovery of blood. Arrangements were made for an examination of the girl by a doctor. Such examination was made within two or three hours of the alleged act. The doctor testified he examined the victim, Tanya


Stong, with particular attention given to the genitalia. He testified he found the hymenal ring intact with a small ecchymosis, which he explained as a black and blue mark caused by rupture of the small blood vessels and due to the blood leaking out of the blood vessels. The ecchymosis was of the lavia minora. He testified he found a small amount of active bleeding and his examination indicated recent injury. In his opinion, the injury could have occurred from the manipulation of the parts with a finger.
The defendant testified that on the day in question, he had been riding around in his automobile and came to the place where he saw the children playing near a mudhole. The water looked pretty deep and pretty dangerous and hethought he would watch them for awhile. He testified that one of the children came to talk with him. It was Tanya Stong. He did not recall the conversation. He testified that he brushed the mud off of the victim's clothing, that she sat along side of him and that he drove her home. On cross-examination he admitted that he may have told the chief of police that the victim had sat on his lap and then explained it was error, that she had not sat on his lap but had sat for a few minutes on his knee. The defendant denied that he had taken indecent liberties with Tanya.
Appellant contends that the court erred in allowing the witness Tanya Stong, age eight years, and the witness Dyann


of a witness as affected by tender age will not be reversed by the appellate court unless it is clearly erroneous. State v. Oliver, supra; 24A C.J.S. Criminal Law § 1869.
The appellant's next assignment of error is stated as follows:
"The court erred in allowing the witness LeRoy Baird to testify as to statements made by the witness Tanya Stong at the preliminary hearing over the objection of counsel for the defense."
LeRoy Baird was called as a witness by the State. He was the justice of the peace who sat at the preliminary hearing in this case held on June 10, 1960, twelve days after the commission of the offense charged. A court reporter's transcript of the evidence taken at the preliminary hearing was marked as an exhibit andfollows:
"I object. Counsel is reading the testimony, putting it into evidence, asking the witness if he remembers it. This is prejudicial. There is no showing that at the time the testimony was given that she was competent to testify. There was no ruling by this court on the competency of the testimony given at that time. It is incompetent and improper."
The court overruled the objection but granted a standing objection to similar questions and the State proceeded with its examination. The state's attorney read from the transcript several questions and answers and in each instance asked the witness if he recalled the question and the answer, to which he replied in the affirmative. Only a portion of the testimony of the witness Tanya Stong adduced at the preliminary


hearing was covered in this manner. It had to do with her feelings while the defendant was in the process of committing the alleged offense. She had testified, according to this evidence, at the preliminary hearing that it hurt.
The State argues in this court that the evidence was admissible to corroborate and rehabilitate the witness because the defense, on cross-examination, had succeeded in having her contradict her direct testimony on this point. Pain, however, is not an element of the crime of taking indecent liberties with a child. The subject matter of the evidence in question is not an element of the crime charged. The incident could only reflect on the credibility of the witness and surely the witness's credibility is not restored by showing she had saidChicago, but raised in Barcelona where his parents had moved to serve as missionaries for the Spanish Bible Institute. It was in his adopted country of Spain, that he accepted Jesus into his life. Spending his childhood in Europe enriched him with the colorful Spanish culture and language, and his parent’s work exposed him to a life of Christian ministry.

He moved back to the United States to attend college, where he met Sandy, and chose to enter the ministry. David and Sandy married in 1990. He completed Seminary in 1993 and accepted the call to pastor at Bay Hills. They now have three children, Josh and Jessica in college in Los Angeles, and Julia who still keeps them busy and on their toes.

His passions permeate his teaching. Known


for his humor, love for his wife & children, and his obsession for his hometown futbol side, F.C. Barcelona, God has blessed him with a remarkable ability to relate the Word so you can understand. No matter your background, your age, or what you might have heard before, Davis strives to energize you to deepen your spiritual journey.

Pablo was born in Guatemala City, Guatemala and came to the United States

when he was about one year old.He grew up in Palmdale, California just north

of Los Angeles. He is the youngest and tallest of four siblings, who at one point all served on the Worship Team at their local church.

Growing up Pablo knew God had a calling over his life which led him

to be heavily involved in the church, whetherit was leading

the Worship team, Youth and/or Young Adult Ministries.

He Started playing all kind of instruments at the age of twelve including:

trombone, trumpet, acoustic guitar, bass, drums, and piano.

His first love though, has always been singing. He started leading worship

at the age of fifteen in the adult Sunday morning services.

His main passions now are Worship and serving Young Adults.

On July 25th, 2012 he met his beautiful wife, Ashley

at a young adult gathering. They fell in love and were

married in August 2014 and welcomed their first born,

Levi in April 2016. They are currently expecting their second baby

in February 2018.

For a majority of Pablo's life he was bi-vocational,

working secular jobs at Chase Bank and Kaiser Permanente

all while volunteering the majority of his free time at his

local church. Throughout that season


in his life,

God was constantly reminding him why he was put on the earth,

and that was to serve God full time,

nudging Pablo to seek out ministry full-time.

Pablo joined the Bay Hills staff as Worship Pastor

beginning of 2017 and he is excited to create

and amplify a unique culture of worship at Bay Hills.

CONTACT INFORMATION

EMAIL: pablonavarro@bayhills.net

PHONE: 1 [510] 223-2500 ext. 103

nate cummings

Children's Pastor

Nate grew up in Sunnyvale, California. He spent his teen, college and young adult years in Rocklin, California, where his parents still reside. He graduated from William Jessup University in 2008. He met His wife Marissa in 2004, and went to the same church with her and her family. They married in October of 2008 and welcomed their son Levi in 2012.

Nate joined the Bay Hills team inMay of 2014. He has brought a fresh approach to Children's Ministry and has quickly begun to make it one of our highlight ministries. dfMarissa is also on staff here at Bay Hills as a part-time Preschool Director. They work together well and strive to assist God in the growth of His kingdom.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology,

William Jessup University

Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education,

William Jessup University

Certificate in Children's Ministry,

William Jessup University

CONTACT INFORMATION

EMAIL: nate.cummings@bayhills.net

PHONE: 1 [510] 223-2500 ext. 106

David Sauer

Youth Pastor

Growing up in Montana and Washington, Dave had an adventurous childhood.

He grew up with four older sisters and would eventually have five daughters of his own.

In the summer of 1989, while working at a shoe store in Lynwood, WA,

his world was completely rocked, and I do mean


rocked!!!

He met the woman of his dreams, Darcy. He was mesmerized by her
beauty and personality.

4 months later they were engaged and on May 26th1990 were married.

God started them on the journey of a lifetime.

Today his family consist of that same wonderful lady, and their five daughters,

Savannah, Scarlett, Sinclaire, Sonniva, & Somersby.

If you're wondering about all the S names, it wasn’t planned until their third child, Sinclaire was born.

And because everyone asks, they are not from the South and neither of them

have ever seen Gone With the Wind.

Dave joined the Bay Hills Staff January 2014.

He was previously the junior high pastor at Adventure Church in Rocklin

and the youth pastor at a church in Yuba City.

CONTACT INFORMATION

EMAIL: davesauer@bayhills.net

PHONE: 1 [510] 223-2500 ext. 104

Brigette lopez

office Administrator

Brigette grew up in El Sobrante,and accepted Christ as a teenager through a local church bus ministry. For over 10 years, she served and worshiped in different capacities at Sherwood Forest Free Will Baptist. She has continued to work in various ministries all her adult life,

including teaching Elementary and Junior High school students.

In 2002, Brigette and her family began attending Bay Hills

and have been actively involved from the beginning.

Bay Hills hired her in 2006 as the full time Office Administrator.

Brigette has been married to Kevin since August of 1987.

They have three children Marc, Leslie, and Kara.

In October 2011, Brigette became a grandma to little Miss Emma

and Tucker man arrived April 2015. She loves the role of Grandma.

Brigette loves when family is all together. They are all very active in keeping the Bay Hills


of what may be
taken to be final statements of theological and scientific positions. We
do not aim at some agglomeration of materials gathered from opposite
quarters and brought together with the design of constructing a compact
and durable unity. Neither from the side of religion, nor from that of
science, could such a proposal find countenance. Each must work from its
own basis, the one from Revelation, the other from Nature. Each must go
on its own course of development and active service, unaided and
undeterred by the other. And from age to age in the world's progress it
must continue part of the task connected with intelligent existence, to
go from one to the other, in search of the lines of harmony. From both
sides must come an impulse to this search for agreement. From the
scientific side,laws of evidence, but
also on the laws of reason. The mere conception of "spontaneous
generation," rigidly interpreted, were a curiosity, coming wonderfully
near a contradiction of scientific thought itself, which seeks for
causes, and repudiates uncaused occurrences. There may naturally enough
be a discovery of the chemical elements belonging to definite types of
organism, or of the form and measure of energy operating in life. Even
when surmising "that possibly we may by the help of physical principles,
especially that of the dissipation of energy, sometime attain to a
notion of what constitutes life, mere vitality, nothing higher,"
Professor Tait has thought it needful to add, "but let no one imagine
that, should we ever penetrate this mystery, we shall thereby be enabled
to produce, except from life, even the lowest form of life."[N] If it
were suggested that physico-chemical


resolutely on the side of religious faith and religious
life, have need to ponder this lesson of history, that those defending
the Bible have not always been guided by its teaching in their defence,
and have not always fully apprehended the Bible teaching on the subject
with which their efforts were concerned.

But what we most need in these days to keep conspicuous is the true view
of the Bible as a professed revelation from God. It does not profess to
be a revelation of facts such as scientific appliances are adequate to
ascertain, while it does profess to discover facts both as to the
universe and as to man, which science can not approach. It is not a
history of the earth, but it includes within it, historical records of
events closely connected with man's moral and spiritualto their full interpretation. Mr. Darwin himself concentrated on
the orchids as peculiarly interesting and suggestive, while a host of
workers all over the world were turning their energies into this new
field of observation which promised ample return for patient research.

As a reward of these investigations important facts have been
established on ample evidence. First, it has been confirmed by varying
lines of evidence that transference of pollen, or cross-fertilization,
is of special value in the development of plant life. Investigation has
strengthened the evidence of disadvantage arising from fertilization by
exclusive dependence on self-produced pollen. Fritz Muller has recorded
a variety of observations that the pollen of some flowers has so little
influence on the seed produced on the same stem that when it falls upon
the seeds no effect is produced; the pollen lies there as


if possessed
of no more vitalizing power than grains of dust. And, what is even more
surprising, Muller has found examples in which the pollen does act upon
the seeds of its own flower, but acts _injuriously_, insomuch that the
flower, the pollen, and the seed-producing portion of the plant begin to
decay.[BT] So deep has been the impression made on Mr. Darwin's mind by
the evidence of provision for transference of pollen, that he closes his
valuable and interesting book on the _Fertilization of Orchids_ with the
following statements. Having remarked that "self-fertilization would
have been an incomparably safer and easier process than the transportal
of pollen from flower to flower," he adds these words,--"It is hardly an
exaggeration to say that Nature tells us, in the most emphatic manner,
that she abhors perpetual self-fertilization."[BU]

The next result secured presentsFK Željezničar Sarajevo

Fudbalski klub Željezničar (English: Football Club Željezničar) is a professional football club, based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The name Željezničar means "railway worker", from its being established by a group of railway workers. In Bosnia, the club is traditionally known for producing talented players, rather than signing them. The club often sells its most talented players at the end of each season in order to stabilize or increase its finances.[2]

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Željezničar was formed by a group of railway workers. During the early 20th century, there were several football clubs in Sarajevo. They were rich and usually backed by various organizations, most of them on an ethnic basis: Bosniaks, Serbs, Bosnian Croats, Bosnian Jews. But Željezničar was a club for the common people, people interested in football


and fun. Since it was a financially poor club, they used to organize dance nights and all the profits made were later used to buy shoes and balls.

Financial problems were not the only ones. The club's multiethnicity was seen as a threat by many, so Željezničar was suppressed in various ways[citation needed]. Despite that, the club managed to survive, and even beat stronger and wealthier clubs. The first official match, a friendly, was played at Kovačići, a Sarajevo settlement, on 17 September 1921 against SAŠK Napredak which resulted in 1–5 defeat. The next day another game was played, a 1–2 loss vs Sarajevski ŠK.[4]

In 1941, World War II came to Sarajevo, and every football activity was stopped. Many footballers were members of the resistance troops, and some ofthem were killed. After the war, Željo was reborn, and in 1945–46 it won the Bosnian Republic championship which was one of the 7 regional leagues formed in order to provide participants to the restored Yugoslav championship starting next season. As winners, Željezničar became one of the Bosnian representatives in the Yugoslav top-flight. Soon after, the Sarajevo citizens formed a new club called FK Sarajevo, the club that has remained a major irritant to Željezničar's fans (known as The Maniacs) until today. That had a devastating influence on the club, so it needed several years to come back to the first division. For most of the time, Željezničar played in the top level. It was relegated four times (the last time in the 1976–77 season), but every time