Wolvensons, a wretched couple who live in a Dickensenian hovel (but that last part was irrelevant).

And in the ultimate soap spin, Nola goes to be a volunteer at Hospital,and meets Dr Drew. ( By this time, Mary has married Dr. Jeff.) Nola and Drew fall in love, plan to marry and have blue haired babies.

In a cruel twist of fate, they discover that since Drew's dad is married to Nola's mum, Nola and Drew are considered to be brother and sister, and therefore, under Santa Royalean law they are not allowed to marry. Drew goes back to his lonely and clueless existence, Nola relapses into adulterous liardom.

But when Mary divorces Jeff and avoids lighting up the sky, Nola and Drew are able to marry. They then go outto be the ultimate do-gooders at Peace Village. Brad and Angelina visit to observe their fellow do gooders do gooding and doing good. Nola and Brad pair up, Drew and Angelina and the kids go for a three hour cruise and never return. The other two continue to run the Village, and the legend of Branola is born.

No, wait, Moy is coming in loud and clear now. What will actually happen is that Nola and Mary go into the meddling business together. They wind up in court over whose name goes first in the ads. Worth and Wolvenson---or Wolvenson and Worth?

Mary looks like a candy striper in the coroner's office. Who goes for a walk dressed like that?As best I can remember (this story has taken a few


if the happy hobo and a drunken, ranting ex-coworker were responsible for Nola's epiphany) to both of them at the same time.

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Forest have mustered just two goals in their last six matches (all comps) against Blackburn, winningonly once (D1 L4).

Last season, Jordan Rhodes scored against 18 different Championship sides, including one goal against Forest in Blackburn’s 3-0 win at Ewood Park in January, as well as Huddersfield’s 1-1 draw in August 2012.

At the end of the 2012/13 season, Rovers went five matches unbeaten (W2 D3) at Ewood Park.

Leon Best’s equaliser against Derby was his first league goal in 567 days, with his last strike coming against QPR when playing for Newcastle on 15 January 2012.

In 2012/13, 31% of Blackburn’s goals came in the final 15 minutes of their Championship matches. Leon Best’s goal


against Derby on the opening weekend was scored in the 89th minute.

Brighton have gone six league games unbeaten against the Rams, winning three and drawing three.

Derby have scored just two goals in their last six league games against Brighton, failing to score in four of these matches.

Brighton are unbeaten at home in the league so far in 2013; winning seven and drawing three.

The Rams have not kept an away clean sheet in the Championship since December 15th 2012. Since then, they have conceded in all 12 of their league matches away from Pride Park.

Johnny Russell scored on his competitive debut for Derby last weekend. The former Dundee United striker netted 29% of his shots in the SPL last season; the third best ratio when considering all players tofour years.
I bought this car when I lived in Boston. I was a college student at the time and had been in the city for the last four years. ungrammatical

But if the phrase is qualified, it means final (four), and then it can be used in reference to then:

He died in New York and had worked on Wall Street for the last four years of his career.


President Trump Donald John TrumpSteele Dossier sub-source was subject of FBI counterintelligence probe Pelosi slams Trump executive order on pre-existing conditions: It 'isn't worth the paper it's signed on' Trump 'no longer angry' at Romney because of Supreme Court stance MORE reportedly told friends at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida just hours after he signed the GOP tax bill that they all just got wealthier.

"You all just got a lot richer," Trump said Friday at a dinner at Mar-a-Lago, two friends at a table near the president told CBS News.

Late last week, Trump signed the sweeping Republican tax bill into law, marking his first major legislative accomplishment since winning the White House.

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He spoke at length during the signing, thanking Republicans in Congress for getting the legislation to hisby the intervenor, Regular Common Carrier Conference of American Trucking Associations, Inc., from the judgment of a three-judge federal district court setting aside two orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and entering a permanent injunction, raise questions similar to those discussed in No. 25, United States v. Rock Island Motor Transit Co., ante, p. 419, decided today. The questions relate to the power of the Commission to ban service practices theretofore permitted under certificates of public convenience and necessity previously issued *452 to a common carrier by motor vehicle. The Commission acted under authority reserved in the certificate to impose additional restrictions to insure that the motor carrier's operations will be auxiliary to or supplemental of the operations of its parent common carrier by rail.
The Texas and Pacific


Motor Transport Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Texas and Pacific Railway, operating a system of regular routes for the carriage of freight, from New Orleans to El Paso, Texas, and Lovington, New Mexico, roughly paralleling the lines of the railway and its subsidiaries. Transport was organized in 1929 to provide a local pick-up and delivery service in connection with rail transportation between points on the lines of the railway. Its first over-the-road common-carrier operation, between Monahans, Texas, and Lovington, New Mexico, was inaugurated just before the effective date of the Motor Carrier Act of 1935. It extended its operations by obtaining certificates of convenience and necessity from the Commission, both under § 213 of the 1935 Act, now § 5 of the Interstate Commerce Act,train service for motor-vehicle service at its option. *455 To the extent petitioner is performing or participating in all-motor movements on the bills of lading of a motor carrier and at all-motor rates, it is performing a motor service in competition with the rail service and the service of existing motor carriers; and, to the extent it is substituting rail service for motor-vehicle service, the rail service is auxiliary to or supplemental of the motor-vehicle service rather than the motor-vehicle service being auxiliary to or supplemental of rail service."[8]
The Commission did not issue any affirmative order, but directed Transport to modify its service in accordance with the findings, within a reasonable time.
Transport and Railway then petitioned jointly for reconsideration, or for further hearings, including hearings on certain other


dealt with the issuance of a series of certificates by the Commission to a railroad-affiliated motor carrier after refusal to admit evidence of the flow of truck traffic between various localities along the parent railroad, and of the effect of the existing *460 and prospective railroad-affiliated motor carriers on the over-the-road carriers. On appeal from an affirmance by a district court, we reversed the Commission.
This situation, however, differs from those referred to by Transport in that the Commission has reopened the proceedings, after they were started by Transport for an interpretation of its right to file and maintain a motor common-carrier tariff. Hearings were had in 1942 at Dallas, at which appellee's witnesses gave testimony as to the freight interchange between appellee and other motor carriers and theexistence of tariffs, etc. After the report of the Commission referred to on pp. 454-455, Transport and the Texas and Pacific Railway petitioned for reconsideration by the Commission, setting out the facts of their current operations, and addressing themselves particularly to the elimination of the prior or subsequent rail-haul condition. Thereafter the proceedings were reopened to determine what changes or modifications should be made. Another hearing was held, October 17, 1944, and report made. At that hearing Transport appeared but refused to introduce evidence. The examiner examined an official of Transport as to the nature and extent of Transport's operations. This evidence developed the fact that Transport operated both on motor-carrier and rail rates under its own bills of lading in full competition with other motor carriers. Thus


went scuba diving during the Cretaceous Period, the underwater world would have looked much as it does today. The seas teemed with familiar animals - jellyfish, corals, oysters, crabs, snails, and a bewildering variety of fish, including sharks. But you might also have caught sight of some of the weird and wonderful reptiles that once lived in the oceans. Like dolphins and whales, the marine reptiles evolved from land animals that returned to the sea. These monsters of the deep dominated...

About 75 million years ago there were more kinds of dinosaur than ever yet 10 million years later all but the birds had vanished. Indeed, no land animal heavier than a large dog survived. Also gone were the pterosaurs and many sea creatures. At least 80 theories havefooted hind legs extending forward of its forelegs and giving it huge leaverage and great speed over the ground.

The Mountain or Blue hare is by contrast smaller, with shorter ears and a more rounded shape. Its most distinctive characteristic is its white coat which it develops during the winter months.

These animals were originally native to the Isle of Man, becoming extinct at some point in the last thousand years or so. However in the 1950’s a small population was re-introduced from Ireland and they have now spread successfully throughout most of the northern hills of the island. They are however not found south of the central valley.

At present their numbers are stable, but with our warm winter climate and lack of snow or frost, their winter white coat,


breakfast cereal and were forced to consider the irony of Alexandra Burke recording a 2010s pop single that sounded like an 80s Coco-Pops ad jingle, only for a 2010 Coco-Pops TV ad to opt for the soundtrack of… Something from the 1980s. More Alexandra Burke
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This is (or isn't) the 'Champagne Lemonade' video we mentioned in the Ed Drewett bit.chant 'Fill that seat' at North Carolina rally MORE to take up action on Venezuela and its president, Nicolás Maduro.

The senators requested that Trump direct "[United Nations] Ambassador Nikki Haley Nimrata (Nikki) Haley'The soul' versus 'law and order' Author Ryan Girdusky: RNC worked best when highlighting 'regular people' as opposed to 'standard Republicans' GOP lobbyists pleasantly surprised by Republican convention MORE to call for the United Nations Security Council to hold an emergency session or related meeting on Venezuela, and for the United Nations to create a special envoy for Venezuela to monitor and address these issues."

Rubio and Menendez accused Maduro of supporting drug cartels and terror organizations, as well as abusing political opponents and causing an economic crisis in his country.

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The letter says the issues are evidence


of the Maduro regime's efforts to "promote instability in the Western Hemisphere."

The senators also urged Trump to work with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Rex Wayne TillersonGary Cohn: 'I haven't made up my mind' on vote for president in November Kushner says 'Alice in Wonderland' describes Trump presidency: Woodward book Conspicuous by their absence from the Republican Convention MORE to ensure that the South American country remains a priority and to use all diplomatic tools to "promote peace and accountability in Venezuela."

Menendez and Rubio sent a separate letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions Jefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsTrump's policies on refugees are as simple as ABCs Ocasio-Cortez, Velázquez call for convention to decide Puerto Rico status White House officials voted by show of hands on 2018 family separations: reportMORE on Wednesday, calling for the Justice Department to probe allegations of drug trafficking against senior Venezuelan officials.

"This lawless environment threatens the stability and security of the region, including the United States, by providing fertile ground for drug cartels and U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organizations, such as the FARC and ELN, to operate," the senators wrote.

Tensions between Washington and Caracas have increased in recent months.

The U.S. imposed sanctions on Venezuela in July after Maduro called for a vote to rewrite the country's constitution.

The Treasury Department announced earlier this month it had issued sanctions against four Venezuelan military officials for "corruption and repression."


Addressing the challenge of providing nursing care for elderly men suffering from urethral erosion.
Urethral erosion in the male patient with a long-term indwelling catheter is a known but poorly documented sequelae of catheter injury. It is a difficult and challenging problem for staff, the patient, and his family. Urethral erosion affects not only the complexity of the patient's care but also the patient's quality of life. In recent months, 3 elderly gentlemen who were living in 3 different long-term care facilities were referred to us for assistance with their wounds, which were a direct result of catheter-related urethral erosion. In an attempt to find a solution for these difficult-to-manage wounds, the authors conducted a review of the literature. It quickly became evident that although literature is available describingrunning the enforcement program, although any profits from the fees would be earmarked for medical marijuana research and, in the only beneficiary not directly tied to the industry, to supporting uninsured emergency room visits in the state. Coalition members started crafting the initiative earlier this year after California voters in November 2010 rejected a first-of-its-kind ballot measure that would have legalized recreational use of the drug by adults and authorized local governments to impose taxes on its sale and cultivation. Some medical marijuana backers were among the measure's most vocal opponents. California was the first state to legalize the medical use of marijuana, through a 1996 citizens' initiative. The program created under that law is by far the most liberal of the 16 states that allow marijuana use


I fucked her.I wanted to say it.She would now agree to whatever he suggested.He took her arm and led her toward Lilly.Jack fucked her pussy again the following morning, just to make sure that she was fully open he told her, and then he took her home.Suddenly, I felt her body tense.He was back within a couple of minutes and he was carrying some

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Another load shot into her mouth, but she was too tired to swallow and it came out around her lips, dripping down her chin all over his balls.Apparently, they have learned their lesson about driving a car down the service road.“What kind of perverted things have you been doing in here?” a familiar voice asked.In their eyes now this Second was yet too younginformation.

PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square. Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pm. The Pie & Vinyl Poster Show: Gig Posters From Around The World. An exhibition of framed works of contemporary studios from all over the world: North, Central and South America, Europe and across the UK. Free admission, visit portsmouthguildhall.org.uk for more information.

PORTSMOUTH: Portsmouth Museum, Museum Road, PO1 2LJ. 10am-5pm. A Hard Choice: Stories behind Portsmouth’s collections of art and design. Showcasing the diversity of Portsmouth’s collections, Rosalinda reveals the stories behind the objects and the hidden world of the curator. The exhibition will share her knowledge and joy in museum collections. Fine and decorative art will feature strongly.

PORTSMOUTH: National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, HM Naval Base, PO1 3LJ. 10am-5pm. Gallipoli: Myth And Memory. An exhibition


Albert Road, PO5 2SH. 2pm and 7pm. Birdsong. In pre-war France, a young Englishman Stephen Wraysford embarks on a passionate and dangerous affair with the beautiful Isabelle Azaire that turns their world upside down. For tickets and more information visit kingsportsmouth.co.uk

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On Aug. 9, 1989, as a black man was stopped on a bridge in Stuttgart for questioning, he knifed two officers to death and wounded three others before being shot dead himself. This man's name was Frederic Otomo. At about 6:15 that morning, he had been confronted on a subway train by a ticket inspector, who told him he had to get off at the next stop. The inspector got aggressive with Otomo, who head-butted him and fled from the train, setting up the manhunt that ended on the bridge.

Those facts are known. What happened between the two incidents is unknown, and inspires this film by Frieder Schlaich, who tries to imagine what went through Otomo's mind between the two confrontations. Along the way, Schlaich portrays


a society in which some are racists who act cruelly toward the black man, and others, even strangers, go out of their way to help him.

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Otomo, we learn, came from Liberia by way of the Cameroons, where his father fought for the Germans in World War I and was endangered as a German sympathizer. Technically, as one of the police officers observes, he may have had the right to German citizenship. But his only official papers are a temporary passport, not good enough to qualify him for a minimum-wage job he's turned away from at dawn. Before he's turned down, men make fun of his shoes--slippers they call "jungle creepers." Why is it assumed that the poor want to dress the way they must? There is a momenthim food although he can only pay for coffee, and later when the police ask her if she has seen him, she says, "A nigger? Not in here." Using the word puts her on their side; lying for a man she doesn't know reveals, perhaps, an instinctive sympathy for the underdog.

On a river bank, Otomo is offered a flower by a little girl. This is a direct quote from "Frankenstein," but the episode ends differently, with the girl's grandmother (Eva Mattes) taking him in and agreeing to lend him money to pay for a ride out of town. Why does she do this? Otomo is not talkative, says little to explain himself, yet somehow seems able to inspire sympathy. (Like Frankenstein's monster, he inspires fear on first sight


from some, and is inarticulate in explaining himself.) The movie's case for him is made, not by Otomo himself, but by the manager of the flophouse where he lives, who describes the lives of undocumented "guest workers" in simple terms: they are useful for undesirable jobs, but have no security and live constantly on the edge of destitution. "Is he violent?" a cop asks the manager. "Rather gentle," the manager says. "He'll talk to you for hours about the Bible." The movie is about a man who reaches his snapping point. The ceremonial funerals for his police victims are contrasted with the three or four people who gather at his pauper's grave. The film doesn't believe the police deserved to die (or that the ticket inspector should havebeen assaulted), but then again it doesn't believe a society should so treat a man that this is what he comes to do.

Isaach De Bankole was seen most memorably in Jim Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog," as the French-speaking African who carried on a long conversation with Forest Whitaker, the two speaking different languages. He also starred in "Chocolat," Clair Denis' evocative 1988 film set in French West Africa. Eva Mattes was in many Fassbinder movies, including "Jailbait" (1972), made when she was 17. Now she plays a grandmother. "You old hippie!" her daughter calls her--needing to find a reason why her mother would befriend a desperate man.

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Mesut Özil has admitted he had no desire to leave Real Madrid for Arsenal but was persuaded by Arsene Wenger to make the move.

The German joined in 2013 for an alleged £42.5 on a five-year deal and is in current contract negotiations with the Gunners as he seeks to address his future at the club.

His contract expires at the end of next season and it’s understood Wenger’s next move at the club could determine whether or not the German signs a new deal.

In the latest serialisation from Ozil’s autobiography published in German newspaper Bild, the 28-year-old said joining Arsenal was the toughest decision of his life.

He said: “In fact, my change from Real Madrid was the most difficult decision of my life.

“In my mind the journey with RealMessi), 17 in season two (the most in La Liga) and 13 in 2012/13 (just behind assist leader Andrea Iniesta) 2013 Getty Images 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil He has a unique celebration His 'M' goal celebration, where he makes the letter with his fingers, is in dedication to his niece Mira 2015 The Arsenal Football Club Plc 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil He was the joint highest assist provider at the 2010 World Cup AND Euro 2012 He made three goals at both tournaments 2014 Getty Images 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil He always prays from the Quran before a match 'I always recite from Quran before I go out (on the pitch). This really


seven of Germany's games at the 2014 World Cup Including that 7-1 win over Brazil 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil He once quoted Arsenal legend Tony Adams on social media Ozil wrote on Facebook: 'Play for the name on the front of the shirt and they’ll remember the name on the back', accompanied by a picture of him celebrating for the Gunners GETTY IMAGES 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil Ozil is the highest paid player at Arsenal He earns £140,000-a-week 27 things you need to know about Mesut Ozil When Rooney had a meltdown in 2010 over a new contract, according to Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United captain urged the club to sign Ozil They didn't 27 things you“Julian has reached a point where he may die”—Assange’s father John Shipton speaks with the WSWS

By Johannes Stern

5 October 2019

On Thursday the WSWS met John Shipton, Julian Assange’s father, in Berlin to talk about the condition of his son’s jailing in the maximum security Belmarsh Prison in London. The day before Shipton had given a press conference and addressed the weekly “Candles 4 Assange” rally in Berlin, to inform the public about his son’s illegal imprisonment and demand his freedom.

The interview with Shipton, a very warm and courageous human being, started with an interesting and contentious half-hour of discussion. He raised fundamental historical and theoretical issues like the viability of Marxism, socialism and a revolutionary perspective. However, he agreed ultimately that the task at hand was working together


in Germany on every level of society: from parliamentarians, to writers, painters and journalists. There is very, very strong support here.

“I think the answer to Julian’s difficulties comes from the general people of Europe binding together to ensure that conventions and laws are upheld and newspapers support Julian. I think the answer in Europe lies among the people insisting that the governments do something to bring back Julian’s freedom.”

At the end of the interview we talked briefly about Carl von Ossietzky, one of the most well-known anti-war journalists in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. Similar to Assange, he was arrested in 1931 for exposing the illegal military build-up of the German army and national security secrets. He was released in 1932, but was subsequently rearrested by theAt Road Atlanta this past weekend, Kristaps Bluss was able to best the rest of the grid by picking up his first FD win in the famed E92 Eurofighter.

The 2018 Formula Drift season is three rounds down, and now, we begin to see some of the top drivers separate themselves from the rest of the field in the championship standings.

When The Drive put out the Road Atlanta FD preview, we talked about Bluss and his highly-tweaked Bimmer being one of the duos that fans have yet to see the best from in the 2018 Formula Drift season; however, his victory at the Braselton, Georgia track changed that. He was able to hold off current championship standings leader Fredric Aasbo in the final battle, moving into the top-five with


174 points.

Bluss' road to battle Aasbo was not the easiest. He had to do two one-more-times with Forrest Wang, effectively battling him three consecutive times before getting through 2017 Formula Drift champion James Deane and then his teammate Piotr Wiecek. Even the final with Aasbo required an additional run to make the final decision.

Aasbo may have only come in P2 at Road Atlanta, but grabbing the second step on the podium gave him a solid bump, padding his lead with 260 points. Sitting behind Aasbo both at Road Atlanta and in the championship standings was three-time Formula Drift champion Chris Forsberg currently with 223 points. Following the trio of Bluss, Aasbo, and Forsberg, Wiecek grabbed the final spot from the top-four battles.enforce arbitration awards rendered by the Southwest Joint Area Grievance Committee. The district court found that the Grievance Committee was without jurisdiction to hear the grievances because a contract entered into by Teamsters, Red Ball and the Union of Transportation Employees (UTE) on September 1, 1964, by its terms temporarily suspended the operation of the grievance procedure in the collective bargaining agreements between Red Ball and the two unions, Teamsters and UTE. The Teamsters union appeals from the refusal of the district court to enforce the decisions of the Grievance Committee. Although we do not agree with the district court's interpretation of the contract dated September 1, 1964, we do agree with the result reached in the trial court and affirm.

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Prior to July 1, 1964, Red Ball Motor


Freight owned and operated two terminals in Shreveport, Louisiana, one under its own name, the Airport Drive terminal, and the other under the corporate name of Red Ball Motor Freight (Southeast), Inc., the Abbey Street terminal. These terminals were separate and distinct operations. The employees of the Abbey Street terminal were represented by the Southern Conference of Teamsters and various Locals affiliated therewith, including the Truck Drivers and Helpers Local 568. The Teamsters union and Red Ball were parties to a collective bargaining contract entitled "National Master Freight Agreement and Southwestern Area Local Cartage Supplemental Agreement" (Teamster Master Agreement) which had effective dates from February 1, 1964, to March 31, 1967. The employees of Red Ball at the Airport Drive terminal were represented by the Union of TransportationSouthern Conference Area Grievance Committee at the next Southern Conference Area Grievance Committee meeting. The decision of the Southern Conference Area Grievance Committee, by majority vote, shall be final and binding on both parties.
(c) Except as provided in Section 6 of this Article, deadlocked cases may be submitted to umpire handling if a majority of the Southern Conference Area Grievance Committee determines to submit such matter to an umpire for decision. Otherwise either party shall be permitted all legal or economic recourse.
(d) Failure of any Committee to meet without fault of the complaining side, refusal of either party to submit to or appear at the grievance procedure at any stage, or failure to comply with any Committee decision withdraws the benefits of this Article.
(e) The procedures set forth


settlement of all issues arising from the closing of the Red Ball terminal located at 1401 Abbey Street, Shreveport, Louisiana. Under date of August 20, 1964, Red Ball advised Teamsters and UTE of its intention to close said terminal (A copy of this letter is attached hereto and made a part of this Agreement as Exhibit `A') and that Red Ball would operate entirely out of the Red Ball terminal at 1214 Airport Drive, Shreveport, Louisiana. It is understood between all parties to this Agreement that presently employees reporting to The Abbey Street terminal are represented by the Teamsters Local Union No. 568 and that employees at the Airport Drive terminal are represented by the UTE, both groups of employees enjoying the benefits and obligations of the respectivecollective bargaining agreements between Red Ball, Teamsters and UTE at the respective locations. It is understood by all parties that on and after the closing of the Abbey Street terminal, now set for September 15, 1964, (See Exhibit `A') there will be only a single group of employees employed by Red Ball reporting directly to the Airport Drive terminal. The group designation affected by this Agreement are all employees in the classification of local freight forwarding pick up and delivery and dock employees, as designated on the attached list designated as Exhibit `B' and made a part of this agreement. Line drivers, mechanics and all clerical employees are expressly excluded from the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
It is also understood and agreed that the employees in the


classification of local city pick up and delivery employees and dock employees reporting directly to the Airport Drive terminal after the date of certification by the NLRB as hereinafter provided will be covered by only a single contract with a single labor organization, either the Teamsters or the UTE, but not both. The determination of which labor organization will represent the employees in the classification covered by this Agreement reporting to the Airport Drive terminal and the contract covering said employees will be decided and governed by an election conducted by the Regional Office of the National Labor Relations Board.
Red Ball agrees to file a `RM' petition with the appropriate region of the National Labor Relations Board. All parties to this agreement agree and covenant to enter intoa consent election agreement subject to the approval of the Regional Director of the National Labor Relations Board whereby the Regional Office of the Board will conduct an election as more fully set out in the consent election agreement. The date of the election will be set out in the consent election agreement. All procedures of said election shall be supervised and controlled by the Rules and Regulations and the regular procedures of the National Labor Relations Board.
After the determination and certification of the results of the election by the agency conducting said election, Red Ball covenants and agrees to recognize and abide by the collective bargaining agreement presently in effect with the union selected by the employees to represent them at Shreveport, Louisiana, and certified by the


his presence, they found the eight single-dollar bills in defendant's "right pants' pocket."
The witnesses for the State included the bus driver, the arresting police officer and a passenger who saw and heard the entire occurrence. Over defendant's objection, the court admitted into evidence on behalf of the State the eight dollar bills as a group exhibit.
Defendant testified that he was a resident of Chicago, married and the father of children. On April 4, 1966, he had been drinking whiskey and had been under a doctor's care for a liver ailment; he boarded a CTA bus and handed the bus driver one dollar; that he was suddenly taken sick and asked the driver to let him off the bus; that the driver refused to return the dollar; that heJeremy Corbyn has issued a personal apology after hosting a Holocaust Memorial Day event where the Israeli government was compared to the Nazis.

The Labour leader admitted he had appeared alongside people "whose views I completely reject" when he was a backbench MP in 2010 and apologised for the "concerns and anxiety" caused to the Jewish community.

It comes as the row over antisemitism within Labour threatened to spill over, as Mr Corbyn was urged to intervene when a member of the party's ruling body claimed Jewish “Trump fanatics” were “making up” stories about abuse in its ranks.

The Labour leader has now apologised for speaking at an event where the main talk was delivered by Hajo Meyer, a Holocaust survivor, who repeatedly likened the Israelis to the Nazi regime, The


Times reported.

In a statement, Mr Corbyn said: "The main speaker at this Holocaust Memorial Day meeting, part of a tour entitled 'Never Again - For Anyone', was a Jewish Auschwitz survivor.

"Views were expressed at the meeting which I do not accept or condone.

"In the past, in pursuit of justice for the Palestinian people and peace in Israel/Palestine, I have on occasion appeared on platforms with people whose views I completely reject.

"I apologise for the concerns and anxiety that this has caused."

Labour MP John Mann said the party leader went against "normal decency" when he hosted the event and said it was "extraordinary" that Mr Corbyn had held a "protest event" on Holocaust Memorial Day.

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It comes after John McDonnell suggested that Labour has failed to get to grips with antisemitism among some of its members and vowed to “get this sorted out”.

The shadow chancellor, a close ally of Mr Corbyn, told The Independent that he was “cut to the core” by the bitter row, as he admitted allegations of anti-Jewish sentiment dogging the party were the lowest point of the past year.

Labour was committed to resolving the issue by September, he said, adding that the levels of protest from the Jewish community were “deeply, deeply upsetting”.

The party has been embroiled in fresh controversy in recent weeks over changes to its code of conduct on antisemitism, which have provoked a major backlash from Jewish leaders.

The row centres on the National Executive Committee's (NEC)... starting here. Baltimore beat Houston head-to-head earlier this season, but the Ravens' play lately can best be described as shaky. My colleague, Dave Dameshek, predicted an interconference snafu from the Ravens, and it came true. It seems Baltimore gets up for the Steelers, then goes flat. It happened in Week 2 at Tennessee, and Sunday in Seattle. Joe Flacco is up, down, up, down, basically inconsistent as hell. Yes, he had 255 yards passing, but it took him 52 attempts to get there. His interception led to a field goal and a 22-7 lead. In the aforementioned loss in Nashville, Flacco went 15 of 32 with two picks. Despite beating Houston earlier this season, Baltimore's Jekyll-and-Hyde nature secures them no better than the seventh spot overall. By


As Rep. Paul Ryan embarks on a national campaign, he will still have to run for re-election for his House seat.

Wisconsin law allows Ryan to seek both the vice presidency and another term in the House, and that is the understanding of what he will do, according to a Congressional campaign spokesman.

Ryan's 1st district includes Republican pockets in the southeastern part of the state, and he won re-election last cycle by a 2-to-1 margin. The district was improved for him in redistricting. All of these points indicate that his re-election race should not be competitive, and Roll Call rates this race as Safe Republican.

But even before Ryan was picked as the vice presidential nominee, Democrats were making noise about giving him more of a race than he's usedCSK appeals to IPL GC to go under trust

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Troubled IPL franchises Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) co-owner Raj Kundra have made their respective appeals to the Governing Council ahead of the eighth edition of the cash rich league.

Chennai: Troubled IPL franchises Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) co-owner Raj Kundra have made their respective appeals to the Governing Council ahead of the eighth edition of the cash rich league.

"The IPL Governing Council today received a letter from CSK which states that they would cease to exist under India Cements banner and would now go under a trust," an IPL governing council member told PTI today.

"The entire modalities of these change of ownership has been intimated. The Governing Council will


certainly okay the proposal in due course of time," the source added.

The Governing Council also got a proposal from controversial RR co-owner Raj Kundra who has appealed to the council to allow him transfer his shares in the franchise and completely dissociate himself from the league.

"The committee will study Kundra's proposal and take a decision," the member said..

Tamil Nadu strongman and BCCI president in exile N Srinivasan met the members after the meeting at a city hotel.

"He was in jovial mood and looked very relaxed. Since the Supreme Court has allowed him to vote as a representative if there's an election, he seemed relieved," said the member, who spent some time with N Srinivasan.came home to find that Hagee was talking about something called the "Mother/Child cult that started in Babylon or after baylon where one of the kings of Israel married Jezebel, and when she gave birth to a son, she proclaimed him divine along with herself and developed a ritualistic washing in their honour. The spring celebration in their honour was called Ishtar where we get Easter from. It said that the son rose from the dead. And Hagee went on to say something about the christian faith, once it baceme the religion of the state did not convert to "true" christianity, but held onto the mother child cult, as it has spread over the centuries and ended up being a popular thing in Rome, and so all things


were simply a replacement form that false religion. In other words, Jezebel became the Virgin, and Christ the son of Jezebel. According to him, the old religion was never replaced but glossed over, so that Christ was merely a replacement for the rision son of the pagan religion. Has anyone heard about this? What do you all think (even considering the source)?

Heres something I heard this weekend. My parent watch John Hagee and Cornerstone Church's broadcast. Sunday, after Liturgy, I came home to find that Hagee was talking about something called the "Mother/Child cult that started in Babylon or after baylon where one of the kings of Israel married Jezebel, and when she gave birth to a son, she proclaimed him divine along with herself and developed aritualistic washing in their honour. The spring celebration in their honour was called Ishtar where we get Easter from. It said that the son rose from the dead. And Hagee went on to say something about the christian faith, once it baceme the religion of the state did not convert to "true" christianity, but held onto the mother child cult, as it has spread over the centuries and ended up being a popular thing in Rome, and so all things were simply a replacement form that false religion. In other words, Jezebel became the Virgin, and Christ the son of Jezebel. According to him, the old religion was never replaced but glossed over, so that Christ was merely a replacement for the rision son of the pagan religion.


Medullary sponge kidney (Lenarduzzi-Cacchi-Ricci disease): a Padua Medical School discovery in the 1930s.
The introduction of radiological contrast media and intravenous (i.v.) urography in clinical diagnostics in the 1930s enabled the discovery of several diseases, including the medullary sponge kidney (MSK). MSK is a renal malformation characterized by cystic anomalies of precalyceal ducts, which is frequently associated with nephrocalcinosis and renal stones. Although it was first recognized by G Lenarduzzi in 1939, its thorough description was the result of the ante litteram multidisciplinary cooperation between a radiologist (Lenarduzzi), a urologist (Cacchi), and a pathologist (Ricci), all at the Padua University Hospital. These authors 'established' the paradigm for its diagnosis that is still used today. I.v. urography is the gold standard for the diagnosis of MSK, but as the techniqueIn the run up to the US elections, I missed a story from Ireland of Savita Halappanavar, a 31 year old Irish dentist, who died on October 28 because a hospital refused her emergency request for an abortion to save her life.

The 31-year-old, who was 17 weeks pregnant with her first child, died Oct. 28 one week after being hospitalized with severe pain at the start of a miscarriage. Her death, made public by her husband this week, has highlighted Ireland’s long struggle to come to grips with abortion. Doctors refused her requests to remove the fetus until its heartbeat stopped four days after her hospitalization. Hours later she became critically ill and her organs began to fail. She died three days later from blood poisoning. Her widower


A sunny and warm Good Friday in the Greater Toronto Area had crowds of cyclists reaching for their bikes to take advantage of the first really nice riding day of the spring. While many took the opportunity to put in their first relatively big ride of the year, two students from the University of Toronto decided to take that to the next level and tackle a distance they’d never ridden before. Not many would decide to do an almost 300 km ride around the Niagara peninsula passing through Port Colborne, Fort Erie, Niagara Falls, Niagara on the Lake and Hamilton in mid-April.

On Thursday afternoon, Kamil Krawczyk made the decision to do a big ride and turned to the University of Toronto Road Racing team Facebook page to lookGO train from downtown Toronto to their starting point in Burlington. At around 9 a.m. the two riders started pedaling heading first through Dundas and then towards Port Colborne on Lake Erie. Across the Southern portion of the route along the northern shore of Lake Erie, the pair had a steady headwind meaning the going was a little slower than expected. On arrival to Niagara Falls, it was time to refuel and focus on the last portion of the ride.

RELATED: 7 strategies to avoid burning matches at the front of the group ride

“Never try to get a meal at Niagara Falls when the weather is nice. It took half an hour to get two pizza slices and a drink, which on a normal day wouldn’t be such a


The Electoral Reform Society (ERS) has written to party leaders calling for cross-party talks on how campaign regulations can be updated in light of the Cambridge Analytica revelations.

The campaigners are also urging the Electoral Commission and Information Commissioner to set out what powers and resources they need to monitor the online campaigning landscape, which the ERS describe as a ‘wild west’.

The main legislation regulating political parties’ campaigning activity and finance dates back to 2000 – before Facebook (public in 2006) or Twitter (2006) even existed, let alone had any role in political campaigns.

The campaigners note that the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act (PPERA) – the main act covering election law – was written in a time of ‘mini-discs and the millennium bug, with today’s online minefield farThat airplane shaking uncontrollably in the sky is not CGI or a model airplane. It's a real Tupolev Tu-154, a three-engine jet designed in the Soviet Union during the mid-sixties. If you are scared of flying, don't watch this video.

Apparently, the airplane's control surfaces went completely bonkers right after taking off from Chkalovsky airfield, but somehow the pilots managed to guide it back to Earth in one piece. Being inside that flying cocktail shaker must have been a complete nightmare—absolutely terrible situation and amazing job by the pilots.

According to the YouTube description, the airplane was back in the air for a test at the end of March, after 10 years in storage. Russian Aeroflot retired the Tu-154—the backbone of their fleet for three decades—in 2010. Coincidentally, the Russian


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Although Po the panda is not the most likely source for martial arts expertise, Kung Fu Panda shows that anyone (or any animal) can be a hero. 2016 Funko Pop Kung Fu Panda features a brief look at the popular film franchise.

The line includes a total of three figures, with one for Tigress, voiced by Angelina Jolie, and two for Po, voiced by Jack Black. The main figure for Po has a similar look to Tigress and there is also a Po version with a straw hat.

The small Funko set is numbered as part of the Pop! Movies line and each figure stands approximately 3 3/4" tall.

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Cabinet reshuffle: Julie Bishop defends Tony Abbott over achievement for women comments

Updated

Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop has defended Prime Minister Tony Abbott for nominating the carbon tax repeal as one of his achievements for women in the past year.

During an interview on The Today Show to promote his "refreshed" ministry, Mr Abbott was asked to nominate his biggest achievement for women, as he is also the Minister for Women.

"Well, you know, it is very important to do the right thing by families and households," Mr Abbott responded.

"As many of us know, women are particularly focused on the household budget and the repeal of the carbon tax means a $550-a-year benefit for the average family."

He also mentioned the Government's paid parental leave scheme and yet to be announced changeswomen in his Cabinet," Senator Wong said.

"Tony Abbott wants a medal for having two women in his Cabinet. Give us a break."

Greens Leader Christine Milne said the Prime Minister's comments had shown him to be small-minded on climate change and women.

"He might as well have said that by abolishing the carbon price he'd been able to give women more money to buy a better iron and so they could stay home and iron more often," Senator Milne said.

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VOICE ONE:

This is Steve Ember.

VOICE TWO:

And this is Shirley Griffith with the VOA Special English program EXPLORATIONS. Today we visit the desert of the American Southwest to learn about a group of people called the Shadow Wolves.

((INDIAN MUSIC))

VOICE ONE:

A Shadow Wolf is hunting. He is not looking for animals. He is hunting people.

Studying a fiber left on the end of a plant: Did it come from clothes? Or from burlap used for transporting marijuana?

The Shadow Wolf walks slowly across the extremely hot desert sand. His eyes move slowly over the ground. Most people would only see sand, dirt, rocks and some small plants. The Shadow Wolf sees a story.

He looks closely at the ground. He can tell that five men passed this way. Four of them carried heavyloads. He can also tell they are moving quickly. They are not yet running, but they are moving as fast as their heavy loads permit. One is not carrying a heavy load. The Shadow Wolf knows this person is the group¡¯s leader.

The Shadow Wolf increases his own speed across the dry, hot desert. Soon, he can tell that the five men are running. They know he is following them.

Moments later, in the far distance, a group of birds suddenly flies away from the ground. The five men have frightened the birds. The Shadow Wolf slowly pulls out his radio and calls for help.

The five men are captured within an hour. They are arrested for trying to bring illegal drugs into the United States. Once again, the Shadow Wolf


hunters of the United States Customs Service have been successful.

VOICE TWO

For thousands of years, people were hunter-gatherers. They survived by hunting wild animals and gathering kinds of food that were not easily found. Their hunting skills were extremely important. The ancient hunter-gatherers of the world learned to follow the signs or marks left on the ground as animals moved along a path.

This skill is called tracking. A good tracker would often spend days following the signs of a group of animals until he could make a successful kill for food.

VOICE ONE:

These skills have disappeared in most of the modern world. Yet, special members of the United States Customs Service use them to find and arrest people who try to sell illegal drugs. These Customs Service agents are NativeAmericans.

The group is called the Shadow Wolves. There are Eighteen men and one woman in the group. They belong to a number of different tribes, including Tohono O¡¯Odham (tuh-HO-no ode-um), Navajo (NA-veh-ho), Lakota, Omaha, Pima(PEE-mah), Yorock (YORE-ock) and Sac&fox (sack n' fox).

Trackers on the Tohono O'Odham reservation in southern Arizona.

(Customs Service photos - James R. Tourtellotte)

The Shadow Wolves live by a saying that tells a lot about them and their work. The saying is, ¡±In brightest day, in darkest night, no evil shall escape my sight, for I am the Shadow Wolf.¡±

((INDIAN MUSIC))

VOICE TWO:

The Shadow Wolves have been members of the United States Custom Service for about thirty years. They work on the second largest area of American Indian land in the United States. It is called the


Tohono O¡¯Odham Reservation. It is a few kilometers west of the city of Tucson, in the southwestern state of Arizona.

The huge reservation shares a one-hundred-twenty-kilometer border with Mexico. People who want to sell illegal drugs in the United States carry the drugs on their backs across the desert land of the Tohono O¡¯odham Reservation. They try to move from the border to the nearest road, about forty kilometers away. Usually about three or four people carry the drugs through the reservation at night. Their shoes leave marks in the dirt.

The Shadow Wolves follow these shoe marks to find the drug dealers and arrest them. The Shadow Wolves have been very successful at this.

VOICE ONE:

The Congress of the United States approved the idea of the Shadow Wolves thirty yearsago for several reasons. Police agencies in Arizona and the United States Custom Service had all the modern technology needed to help catch people who tried to sell illegal drugs. But they lacked the skills of the ancient hunter-gatherers who could follow the signs left by people as they passed through the desert.

Customs Service officials knew drug dealers were coming across the border and into the Tohono O¡¯Odham Reservation. The government asked Indians who lived on the reservation to help in the fight against the drug dealers. The first members of the Shadow Wolves were members of the Tohono O¡¯Odham tribe.

A few years ago, the first members of the unusual group began to retire. The group asked if skilled trackers from other tribes wanted to become Shadow Wolves.


who become lost in the desert.

Three of the Shadow Wolves are Gary Ortega, Jason Garcia and Lambert Cross. Lambert Cross has been a tracker for almost thirty years. In two-thousand-one, the three Shadow Wolves saved the life of a little boy who had become lost in the desert.

The child and his dog left their home and walked into the desert. No one could find them. Search aircraft were used. Experts with dogs were called. The aircraft and the dog experts searched but could not find the little boy.

The three Shadow Wolves then joined the search. They found very little evidence of the boy in the desert. But they found just enough for them to begin tracking the child. They continued to follow the marks left by the littleboy until they found him and his dog. They returned them to their home.

VOICE TWO:

The Shadow Wolves also share their skills with other law agencies. Jason Garcia and two other members of the group traveled to Kosovo. They trained border guards there to track people who deal in stolen weapons. They also helped train police and border guards in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

The police and border guards in those countries were often surprised when the Shadow Wolves began teaching them ancient methods of tracking. The Shadow Wolves say the police and guards expected to learn how to use some kind of modern electronic equipment. Instead they were taught ancient hunting skills.

VOICE ONE:

Bryan Nez is from the Navajo tribe. He has worked with the Shadow Wolves group for twelve years.


He learned to track as a child.

Mister Nez says he learned more by finding lost children and people on holiday who became lost in the desert.

Other Customs Officers say it is interesting to watch him work. Most people would not see anything unusual in an area. Yet, Mister Nez sees a lot of evidence of people passing through. He says anyone can be followed because they leave signs on the ground. He says he can follow them even at night, or over rocks.

Sometimes, he says, the evidence he needs is something that he sees. Other times the evidence is something that he does not see. Sometimes it is just a feeling that he has.

VOICE TWO:

The work of the Shadow Wolves is dangerous. Sometimes the illegal drug dealers carryweapons. Shots have been fired more than once.

Each of the Shadow Wolves wears a small gray colored feather on his clothing. It reminds them that their work can be dangerous. It also honors Shadow Wolf Glenn Miles. He was shot and killed by illegal drug dealers in nineteen-eighty-seven. The person responsible for the crime was never caught.

Several of the Shadow Wolves followed the killer. The signs he left on the ground crossed the Mexican border nine kilometers from where the shooting took place.

VOICE ONE:

Each month, the Shadow Wolves find hundreds of kilograms of illegal drugs and arrest those carrying the drugs. The group knows it will never catch all the criminals who try to move illegal drugs through their area. However, the Shadow Wolves will continue to prove


it difficult to remove the headset from the storage area since the hook may snag or catch upon other items. Thus, there is needed some manner of providing a apparatus to provide a compact and more efficient storage for the headset when not in use.
The present invention overcomes the foregoing and other problems with a foldable hook for affixing a headset to an ear or a user. The foldable hook consists of a first member having first and second ends. The first end of the first member rotatably connects to a headset. A second member also has first and second ends. The first end is rotatably connected to the second end of the first member and contacts at least a portion of the ear of the user. Anfailures in New York may prevent the Yankees from developing much interest. Of the two, Morse has more versatility, as he can play first base as well, and has a better opposite field power stroke, which works better in Yankee Stadium. Both have posted mid .700 OPS's this season.

The Mariners may also be willing to part with a couple of younger guys. Michael Saunders and Dustin Ackley were once top prospects in the Mariner's minor league system. Saunders now owns a career .643 OPS, but the left-hander has been slightly better on the road. In 2012, he posted nearly an .800 OPS away from Safeco, but in 2013, he's struggled everywhere he's gone. Ackley has had similar trouble over his career, and it wouldn't be surprising to see


himself to advancing our understanding of Down syndrome. As a PhD student at the University of Maryland, he worked with Dr. Bruce Krueger on brain development in the Ts16 mouse, the first mouse model of Down syndrome in 1997. He then completed a postdoctoral fellowship on cellular/molecular mechanisms of brain development at Yale University, working with Dr. Pasko Rakic.

Dr. Haydar returned to Down syndrome research in 2002 when he established an independent laboratory at the Children’s National Medical Center in Washington DC. Studying brain development of the Ts65Dn mouse model of Down syndrome, he determined that two triplicated genes (Olig1 and Olig2) may play a role in changing the balance of excitation and inhibition in the brains of people with Down syndrome. In 2010, Dr. Haydar moved toBoston University, where he is currently investigating the causes of changes in white matter production in the central nervous system in Down syndrome.

About Dr. Nadine Aziz:

Dr. Aziz is a postdoctoral associate at Boston University School of Medicine working in Dr. Haydar’s lab. She is interested in characterizing the determinants of proper central nervous system development and function during gestation. Specifically, She studies the etiology of atypical central nervous system development and its impact on cognition and motor function in Down syndrome. She is involved in multiple interrelated projects utilizing mouse models of Down syndrome.

LuMind RDS is proud to be a sponsor of the 2018 MDSC Adult Conference. We are looking forward to reuniting with our Down syndrome affiliates on April 28th in Waltham, MA to continue collaborating in


disorders in adults with neurodevelopmental conditions, including Down syndrome and other genetic disorders.Professor Strydom is particularly interested in ageing-related conditions such as dementia in adults with Intellectual Disability and Down syndrome. He is the chief investigator of the LonDownS consortium http://www.ucl.ac.uk/london-down-syndrome-consortium which consists of several research groups from prominent London universities (KCL, UCL, QMUoL, Birkbeck and the Crick Institute) working on various aspects of Alzheimer’s disease in Down syndrome. One of the important aims of the consortium is to deliver the knowledge, tools and expertise that is necessary to enable clinical trials of treatment to prevent or delay the onset of dementia in individuals with Down syndrome.

Dr. Juan Fortea, Faculty Neurologist.
Hospital de la Santa Creu I Sant Pau and Fundació Catalana Síndrome de Down.Dr. Fortea has extensive experienceBody of evidence (Part II)

The avalanche of documentary evidence that established the financial interests of City Mayor Jed Patrick E. Mabilog in the corporations that misappropriated, and absconded, the P2 million financial grant given by the United Parcel Services (UPS) for the improvement of English language teaching skills of public school mentors in Iloilo City apparently put him in a corner.

And the best effort his spokesman and alter ego, Jeffrey Celiz, could do was try to pull a Houdini act and show that it involved private organizations, and that no injury to the public had been caused by the swindle. This was what happened last Wednesday night when Celiz, along with HALIGI Foundation executive director Norman Tabud, engaged me in a face-off over Bombo Radyo Iloilo over this


million UPS fund. In the first place, Panpacific Career and Management Institution wasn’t the right school for the purpose. It was basically a speech lab center where English speaking skills of those aspiring to be call center agents can be sharpened over a certain course duration. The training that was required necessitated a series of lectures in a classroom setting.

The only purpose why Mabilog made it look like there was a training course with Panpacific Career and Management Institution was to siphon the money. He needed to submit a liquidation report to UPS that was believable. And this is the reason he changed the name of Panpacific which was originally known as Panpacific Call Center and Training School. Mabilog knew it would have raised suspicions of the donorto Agent Carter was how apt, appropriate and relative it was. Despite being set in the 1940s, much of the message felt rather familiar. As Peggy battled daily to be taken seriously, to do something right, and to live her own life, she was continually undermined and ridiculed. Despite her amazing abilities as an agent, she just could not break that glass ceiling.

One episode I found to be particularly poignant in subtly reflecting the portrayal of women was in the second episode, throughout which the popular radio show: The Captain America Adventure Program was frequently ‘aired’. In it, Betty Carver (Peggy’s pop-culture portrayal) was a weak, whimpering woman: the damsel in distress the media so often enjoys portraying ladies as being. However, during one broadcast, as Captain America


their on-the-ground activities in Oklahoma and Arkansas, where they fought for their right to erect a Baphomet statue—their goat-headed, angel-winged mascot sitting in a throne underneath a pentagram—next to monuments of the Ten Commandments.

He, along with the Satanic Temple, are the subjects of Hail Satan?, a new documentary by Penny Lane that premiered to standing ovations at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival (it will premiere in theaters on April 19, or Good Friday). Lane shot the film over a year and half, and found Greaves and his fellow nonbelievers so convincing that she became a member as soon as the picture was locked.

“There were so many people who felt they’d never find a tribe—that they were the lone weirdo who’d never join a group—until they found the SatanicSir,

A 49-year-old (96 kg) female renal transplant recipient patient presented with the chronic graft rejection and imminent sepsis and was posted for hemodialysis. She was restless, had a short neck and had a platelet count of 47 × 10^3^/μl. Two blind anatomical landmark attempts were under taken by the nephrologists in the right and left internal jugular veins (one on each side), but they were unable to pass the guidewire due to the difficult anatomy and patient\'s restlessness. The procedure was abandoned and intensivist assistance was sought. Under ultrasonography (USG) guidance, the femoral vein was localized and punctured and the guide wire used in the previous two attempts was passed in the vessel. The double lumen Hemo Dialysis Catheter (MAHURKAR™, Mansfield, USA) was railroaded over the guide wire


Finance

Building nuclear power plants can be expensive for investors and customers, adding significant risks to utilty stocks generally used as a haven for retirees, widows and others wanting investments with financial stability. A new study released this month by the Texas Institute found a 70 percent certainty that the utility would see its borrowing costs rise due to the downgrading of its credit rating once construction began. The study tracked the experience of 52 investor-owned utilities that built nuclear power plants from 1960 to the present. Between the 60s and early 80s, the flurry of plant construction was marred by massive cost overruns and electric-rate increases. Twelve percent of the utilities defaulted on their debts. The financial costs were so great that no utility was willing to launchCorporation Rosatom to boost its investments into nuclear PR. On the taxpayers dime, no less.

Canada

This report was prepared by the Centre for Spatial Economics (C4SE) at the request of Greenpeace Canada in September 2011. It assesses the economic impact on the immediately surrounding area of a nuclear accident at each of the Pickering and Darlington.

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Renewables

Renewable electricity contributed an all time high of 9.6% of the UK’s grid mix in the second quarter of this year, statistics released on Thursday by the Department of Energy and Climate Change have revealed. The 7.86TWh (terawatt hours) contributed by green energy generators represented a 50% rise on the same time last year. The surge in green energy was led by the wind energy sector, which saw output rise 120% year on


a biomass station by RWE, may have to go by July 2013 unless it can convince the European Union (EU) its new fuel is cleaner.

New Nukes

Even before the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of March 11, prospects for nuclear construction were looking difficult in most of the developed world, mostly because of shaky economics. Weak power demand because of the recession, and cheaper alternatives such as gas and coal, made it difficult to justify investment in reactors. Around the world, countries that were in favour of new nuclear investment have had their confidence shaken. Sceptics have become more firmly opposed, while several of those on the fence have been tipped into rejecting nuclear power. The IAEA says about six countries interested in developing a civil nuclear industry have notifiedhailed Scotland as a world leader in renewable energy. The Nobel Laureate, who was speaking in Edinburgh at an international conference on green finance investment, said the world is facing a catastrophe if steps are not taken to reduce carbon emissions. However, in a speech heard by Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, he said tremendous opportunities are emerging. He said: Scotland has unique opportunities with the natural resources, including the incredible percentage of the offshore wind resource and the excitement of the potential of wave and tide energy, although thats at an earlier stage of investigation and development.

SCOTTISH Chambers of Commerce chairman Mike Salter last night warned that the Holyrood Governments ambitious renewable energy targets could damage the economy north of the Border by hiking electricity costs for


their national targets by paying for equivalent savings elsewhere in the EU instead.

Japan

As Fukushima continues to spew more radioactivity into the air and trust in the government and Tokyo Electric Power Co. plunges, the mood in Japan is slowly shifting away from nuclear power. On Sept. 19, the mounting anger and fear culminated in a rally of some 60,000 anti-nuclear protesters in Tokyo  the largest such gathering since the March 11 quake and tsunami. The protesters included the elderly, families with children and a large contingent from the towns near the reactor. A surprising number were local government officials and members of RENGO, the 6.8-million-strong federation of labor unions. “Normally RENGO never goes against nuclear power because many members are nuclear industry emploTyees,” says Satoshi Kamata, afirst time after a surge in investment, Alex Salmond has predicted. The first minister said that the latest wave and tide machines being tested in Scottish waters were expected to become commercially viable by 2015 with several hundred megawatts of installed capacity, in a major breakthrough for the green energy industry. Salmond’s prediction came as it emerged that one developer, Aquamarine Power, which has one of the most advanced wave power machines being tested off Orkney, had won fresh investment of £7m in its latest design and pledges of another £18m by 2014.

Hinkley

People from all over the UK are set to descend on Hinkley Point nuclear power station to protest again EDF Energys plans to build two new mega-reactors next to the existing site. More than 100 people


have already pledged to join a symbolic mass blockade at the entrance to Hinkley Point in Somerset next Monday, October 3rd. On Saturday 1st October, anti-nuclear protesters will also join local residents in a march and rally close to EDF Energys regional HQ in nearby Bridgwater.

Wylfa

It promises to be one of the biggest industrial developments in Wales, the proposed new nuclear power station at Wylfa on Anglesey, and people living as far afield as Porthmadog and Llandudno are to be asked their views about the plan. The company behind the project has been outlining its consultation process as it attempts to get the planning green light.

Capenhurst

Urenco, a supplier of enriched uranium, has selected UK based practice Atkins to design the expansion of their largest plant at Capenhurst nearChester in the UK. The Capenhurst site operates three plants, the largest of which is E23 which accomodates more than 80% of the site’s enrichment capacity. Atkins will conduct design and engineering studies to support the safety case, detail design and installation.

Sellafield

Sellafield in Cumbria has reached a milestone after successfully moving its first nuclear fuel in 50 years. The nuclear plant is decommissioning The Pile Fuel Storage Pond (PFSP), which was the very first nuclear fuel storage pond built at the site. It was originally used to store fuel from the Windscale Pile Reactors and is the largest open air nuclear storage pond in the world. It is the first time the plant has moved nuclear fuel since 1964.

Cumbria

MARIANNE Birkby is flying the flag for the natural world.


Well-known for her wildlife paintings and vigorous campaigning against nuclear energy, her latest exhibition runs at Peter Blasketts Signature Gallery in Kendals cultural quarter – Kirkland. The paintings in The Green Man and The Natural World focus on different aspects of the natural world from otters at Leighton Moss to the waterfalls at Rydal Hall, which provide electricity for the Estate. Woven through the wildlife paintings are images of the mythical Green Man.

Cumbria Tourism chairman Eric Robson is embroiled in a row over his support for new nuclear power stations planned close to the Lake District. This is a big fat conflict of interest, said Marianne Birkby from pressure group Radio-active Free Lakeland. Eric Robson is both poacher and gamekeeper by acting as a PR guru for anorganisation which is essentially promoting steps towards geological disposal while holding a position of trust for tourism and the environment. He should step down from Cumbria Tourism.

Legal

Eversheds and Pinsent Masons have both appointed new energy-related practice group heads, with the latter recruiting a partner from EDF Energy. Pinsents has hired EDF’s nuclear legal head Chris White as co-head of the firm’s international nuclear practice. He will lead the team alongside current head Paul Rice. White, who will join the firm on 10 October, will oversee nuclear new build, decommissioning and nuclear fuel projects and mandates in the UK, Eastern Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Before joining EDF, he worked as group counsel at uranium manufacturer Urenco.

Scotland

ALEX Salmond hailed Scotland’s renewables revolution as a “paradigm shift” equivalent to


can be made’.

Hartlepool

NUCLEAR power, new stations and job opportunities were high on the agenda at Hartlepool power stations first open day this month. More than 35 people attended the event which saw plant manager, Nick Collins, and other members of the station lead a team talk to the audience about the site and EDF Energys role in developing new stations. Other specialists from the station were also in attendance to give attendees the opportunity to ask direct questions on all aspects of nuclear energy generation, recruitment and training.

Wylfa

A third bridge across the Menai Strait could be needed if a new nuclear plant is built on Anglesey, a transport plan suggests. The plan by consultants Grontmij said freight and car traffic to the proposed Wylfa B plant would addto congestion on the two existing road links. Construction work on the plant could begin in 2015 and last for six years, the report said. Anglesey council leader Bryan Owen said a third bridge would be advantageous.

Scotland

Investment in offshore renewables over the last year is a sign of “greater things to come” for the country’s clean technology sector, the First Minister has said. Alex Salmond welcomed developments in the sector, which he said have brought jobs and investment to Scotland, ahead of the opening of an international conference on financing green energy and other low carbon initiatives. He said: “In the area of low carbon energy generation, Scotland has secured a series of significant strategic decisions from major players in the power industry over the last 12 months


study tracked the experiences of 52 investor-owned utilities that built nuclear power plants from 1960 to the present. Between the ’60s and early ’80s, the flurry of plant construction was marred by massive cost overruns and electric-rate increases. Twelve percent of the utilities defaulted on their debts. The financial costs were so great that no utility was willing to launch a new project, and half of those approved by regulators were scrapped by utilities themselves over costs concerns. As a result of those concerns, no commercial reactors have been built in the U.S. for 30 years.

IAEA

The UN atomic agency urged states on Monday to provide extra funding to strengthen global nuclear safety in the wake of Japan’s Fukushima accident – a request some may balk at amid growingleft home via the internet, using technology from a company backed by British Gas. AlertMe has formed a joint venture with Invensys, which makes thermostats and heating controls for boilers. The company, which is run by Mary Turner, the former boss of the broadband business Tiscali UK, is providing technology that allows customers to control their thermostats and boiler timer from a remote computer or a smartphone.

Hinkley

EDF and Somerset County Council have shot down anti-nuclear campaigners claims that the energy giant has broken a time limit condition requiring it to remove a spoil heap from the Hinkley Point site by the end of last month. Campaign group Stop Hinkley accused EDF of failing to remove spoil contaminated with asbestos left over from the construction of the original Hinkley


site by August 31  a condition of the planning consent granted to EDF by the county council last January.

Radwaste

Letter Marianne Birkby: Cumbria is preparing a “brand protection strategy” to protect it from a high-level nuclear waste dump. The best brand protection ptrategy is to say no to the geological disposal of high-level nuclear wastes in mines as big as Lake Windermere and as deep as the Eiffel Tower is tall. Both Cumbria Tourism and the Chamber of Commerce which are drawing up the plan have interests in nuclear developments. The chairman of Cumbria Tourism is Eric Robson, owner of the PR company Osprey Communications. Radiation Free Lakeland has called for the resignation of Robson from Cumbria Tourism or for his PR company to pull out of thelucrative government contract promoting “steps towards geological disposal.” The Cumbria Chamber of Commerce is now wholly funded, not as it should be by central government, but by the nuclear and arms industry – Sellafield Ltd and BAE.

NuGen

One of the companies behind plans to build Cumbrias new nuclear power station has pulled out  but the other partners insist the project can still go ahead. Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE)  one third of the NuGen consortium that wants to construct a reactor on land north of Sellafield  has abandoned its involvement in the scheme. The company has decided to concentrate on renewable-energy projects such as windfarms instead.

Trawsfynydd

BUSINESS minister Edwina Hart is hopeful of securing specialist jobs around the former Trawsfynydd power station because of its nuclear approval


and its remote location. She told AMs that the site could be an attraction for some companies because of its background. Talks are continuing over designating the area a special Enterprise Zone, which would offer incentives to companies to re-locate to the brownfield site in the National Park.

CTBT

Following are Secretary-General Ban Ki-moons remarks to the seventh Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (Article XIV), in New York on 23 September.

Japan

Japan has detected high levels of radiation in rice growing near the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant, a government official said Saturday. A preparatory test ahead of the official examination of the safety of rice in Nihonmatsu, a city about 30 miles west of the stricken power plant, found that a sample ofby mid-to-late century.

New Nukes

Utility Scottish and Southern Energy said it has pulled out of its UK nuclear new build consortium, raising concerns investors may see the British nuclear industry as unattractive despite government efforts to provide incentives.

Together with GDF Suez SA and Iberdrola SA, SSE was the third partner in the NuGeneration consortium planning to build new reactors on a green field site owned by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) adjacent to Sellafield. The option to develop the 190 hectare site, up to 3.6 GW capacity, was secured from the NDA by the consortium in October 2009, and the site confirmed as suitable for new-build by Government in its National Policy Statement for Nuclear Power Generation (EN-6). The consortium is reported as paying the NDA an up-front payment


for the land in 2009 of £19.5M with a further £50.5M to be made over the next 6 years. Following the consortiums planning application to local authority Copeland Borough Council on the 8th September 2011 to sink a number of exploratory boreholes on the site, SSE announced its decision to quit the consortium in a press release issued today 23rd September 2011. Its 25% stake in the consortium will be taken up by the two remaining partners

Scottish and Southern (SSE), the UK’s second-biggest energy generator, has abandoned its quest to develop nuclear power in favour of producing more electricity from renewable energy sources such as wind farms and biomass plants. Dealing a blow to government plans to ramp up nuclear generation, SSE has pulled out of a jointstep down from Cumbria Tourism,” she added.

Trawsfynydd

Local politicians have discussed the possibility of a new nuclear power station at Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd. BBC Wales has learned that Gwynedd council’s leader Dyfed Edwards and local AM Lord Dafydd Elis Thomas were involved in talks. But Lord Elis Thomas said there was no plan for a new nuclear site and he saw it as a potential wind power area.

Dounreay

AN environmental group and the Northern Isles local authorities have united against a planned series of nuclear waste shipments between Caithness and Belgium. Dounreay site licence company DSRL intends moving the first of a series of consignments fairly imminently from Scrabster to a reactor in Mol. The material is to be shipped over as part of an inter-government agreement dating back to


next decade but complain of the increased costs involved with lengthy delays gaining planning permission.

Thorium

Supporters of reactors based on thorium, rather than uranium, are trying to re-awaken interest in this forgotten chemical element. Thorium should be safer than uranium because thorium reactors would shut down without any human intervention. Nor would they need mechanical cooling systems to remove excess heat, eliminating the possibility of accidents such as Fukushima.

Jordan

JORDAN IS ON pace to produce uranium in two years time as the countrys peaceful nuclear programme approaches several milestones. According to Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Khaled Toukan, the Kingdom is set to start uranium mining activities in the central region by 2013 pending the conclusion of feasibility studies later this year.

NuGen

Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) is expected tobecause of its safety record, but as a doubter that its economics make much commercial sense. Nevertheless, if there was a UK government intention that up to ten new nuclear plants should be built to replace the ageing existing fleet, he took the view that it was a game that SSE should be in to maintain a diverse portfolio of electricity sources – currently hydro, onshore and offshore wind, gas and coal. Even earlier this year, he was of the view that the disaster which struck the Fukushima plant in Japan after the M arch earthquake and tidal wave would cause no more than a year’s delay in the UK and European building programme. That he was saying this then indicates that his apparent change of mind and


July that the consortium has employed Arup as its lead planning consultants and will announce details on a supply chain register at the end of the year.

Nuclear Subsidy

A tax on existing nuclear plant operators should be imposed and the money raised spent on reducing fuel poverty, the Lib Dems have said. A carbon floor price is set to be introduced in April 2013 which will see coal and gas plants paying a minimum or floor price for carbon it emits under Europes emissions trading scheme of £16 a tonne in 2013, rising to £30 by 2020.

Wylfa

Letter Gerry Wolff: There are many reports that show we could generate all we need from renewables. The Welsh Assembly in 2010 said Wales could generate twice as much electricity as it needs.and arrived safely in Japan on Thursday last week.

SELLAFIELD management are trying to solve a riddle over why some hazardous waste was sent to the wrong place. The waste was wrongly sent for disposal on the Lillyhall landfill site. It had been moved from Sellafield Ltds own Lillyhall stores. Then it was discovered that as the waste – Clinoptilolite – was classed as hazardous its disposal at a normal landfill site was a potential breach of the hazardous waste regulations.

Iran

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Thursday said Tehran would stop producing 20 percent enriched uranium if it is guaranteed fuel for a medical research reactor, seeking to revive a fuel swap deal that fell apart in 2009.

Germany

The German government’s plans to impose a tax on nuclear fuel have fallen


depositing of greenhouse gases underground rather than into the atmosphere was supposed to account for a fifth of the world’s emissions reductions under the agency’s roadmap for keeping global temperature rise within 2C (4F) by the end of the century.

NuGen

Scottish and Southern Energy is in talks to pull out of a consortium planning to build a nuclear power plant in the UK, as the company seeks to concentrate on renewable energy. The withdrawal of one of the UKs two big utilities, and its second-biggest electricity generator, from the new build programme would be a blow to the governments ambition to secure a new generation of reactors. NuGen is one of three consortiums looking to build nuclear reactors in the UK, with plans for two, or possibly three 1.6GWreactors at Sellafield. The first is scheduled to become operational in 2023 and the consortium is expected to take a final investment decision by 2015. Reactors built by the other two consortiums are scheduled to be delivered by earlier dates. Ian Marchant, chief executive of SSE, has previously sounded sceptical about the rationale for participating in the programme. In May, he said that SSEs strategic objective was to have more than our fair share of renewables and less than our fair share of nuclear.

Major investigations will start by the end of the year to pave the way for a new nuclear power station at Sellafield. Energy consortium NuGen wants to drill boreholes over almost 500 acres of agricultural land to confirm that the earmarked site is suitable for


a rally from King Square to the Cornhill in Bridgwater on Saturday, October 1, from 1pm to 4pm. Then on October 3, the campaigners will form a blockade at the gates of Hinkley Point from 7am.

EDF Energys plans for the first of a new wave of nuclear reactors, Hinkley Point, has been dealt a blow after the High Court granted a judicial review into part of the project. According to the Times, a land-owner opposed to EDFs plans to build temporary accommodation for 1,000 workers on its land has been successful in securing the legal review. Innovia Cellophane, which owns the 50 hectare site adjacent to the Hinkley Point site where the accommodation is proposed, sought the review after talks to sell the land to EDF failed toreach an agreement. Innovia already has planning consent to build a school, hundreds of homes and playing fields on the land.

A small independent cinema in rural Somerset has upset plans for French energy giant EDF to build its first new nuclear reactor in the UK after the High Court granted a judicial review putting the project on ice.Innovia Cellophane, managed by local cinema business Innovia Films, owns a disused factory next to the proposed nuclear site at Hinkley Point and brought a judicial review against the firm.

Companies

German industrial giant Siemens has decided to follow the lead set by the country’s government, and walk away from nuclear energy altogether. “We will no longer be involved in overall managing of building or financing nuclear plants. This chapter is closed for


us,” CEO Peter Loescher told Der Spiegel in an interview published Sunday.

NDA

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, the body that owns the Sellafield nuclear plant in Cumbria, has begun a search for a new chief executive after the incumbent resigned to take up a senior job abroad. Tony Fountain, who joined the NDA two years ago after a 25 year career at BP, is leaving to join Indias Reliance Industries. The news, which took the industry by surprise, comes at a busy period for the NDA which is responsible for decommissioning and cleaning up Britains civil nuclear waste facilities. The Prospect union greeted the news with dismay, expressing shock and concern. His departure is not good news as it suggests policy differences. A change in strategy would be unwelcome whenfood and other items to those inmates in that F-pod and clean the area. In addition to Fernando Soriano, who testified Tuesday, he named another two inmates who were also subjected to the gassing.

Woodcook also described how one inmate, Ruben Febo, sent a letter out to authorities kick-starting the investigation against Linn and McDermott. Woodcook said that when it became known Febo wrote the letter, both deputies took Woodcook aside, and told him to “keep his mouth shut.” Linn allegedly took off his body-worn camera and brought Woodcook into a refrigerator in the jail’s kitchen to talk to Woodcook in private, away from others and from cameras, he testified.

They also allegedly told him to spread the news that Febo was a snitch, which he refused to do, Woodcook


push of a button from a security post, would unlock the doors to let Preacher out, Woodcock testified. No inmates were allowed to have a key, or be outside their cells unless it was pod time.

The other inmate who said he was gassed at the direction of Linn, Robert Brown, said in testimony that after getting into a verbal argument with Linn he was placed in a cell where a previous inmate had defecated and it had not been cleaned.

Brown said he was also gassed four times. The first time, the inmate who did the gassing distracted him by putting an empty potato chip bag in his cell, and when Brown went to reach for it close to his cell door, he was doused with the excrement. HePAJK salutes women and praises their struggle

"Freedom will develop through the common struggle of women. The 21st century will be the age of democracy and women”.

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Kurdistan Free Women's Party (PAJK) released a statement marking November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

The Coordination of PAJK pointed out that women and humanity are in a collective crisis as a result of wars, immigration, killings of women, suicides, murders under the name of honor, and all male-dominated system practices.

“This situation of war and crisis - said the statement - affects women most. The antidote to this will be the women's struggle. On the one hand, there is a war involving the whole world, while on the other there is a resistance put


up by women, by peoples and all the freedom and democracy forces. This war, which surrounds the first quarter of the century, will result in the victory of women, peoples, freedom forces”.

“Our task is to build an alternative life”

The growing struggle for the liberation of women in the mountains of Kurdistan is part of a wider struggle also against male domination, regional reactionism, and the violence, pretended sense of freedom of the capitalist modernist system, said the statement.

“There is a serious assault on women's achievements - said the statement - and on the reality of emancipated women. It is our basic duty to build an alternative life and culture based on women's values against the culture of liberal policies and the culture of rape”.

The PAJK statement continued: “ThePothimala, Ferozepur

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JERUSALEM (AP) — A pipe bomb believed to have been planted by Palestinian militants exploded Sunday on board a bus in central Israel just moments after it had been evacuated, police said, in the most serious attack inside Israel in more than a year.

The explosion came at a sensitive time in Mideast peace efforts. Israel and the Palestinians resumed talks last summer for the first time in nearly five years, and the U.S.-brokered negotiations have made little visible progress. The explosion threatened to further poison what has become a tense and negative atmosphere.

Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said there were no injuries in the blast, which took place in the Tel Aviv suburb of Bat Yam. The explosion blew windows out of the bus and charred the sides ofthe vehicle.

"Based on the findings at the scene by bomb disposal experts, it was a terrorist attack," Rosenfeld said. "We're continuing to search the area for suspects."

Rosenfeld said the nature of the target and the nature of the device led authorities to determine that militants, not criminals, were behind the bombing. He declined to elaborate, and there was no immediate claim of responsibility.

He said the bomb was discovered in a bag on the bus. The driver quickly ordered passengers to get off, and the bomb exploded shortly after as a bomb squad expert was inspecting it. The police sapper was not injured but was taken to a hospital to be evaluated.

President Shimon Peres later phoned and thanked the bus driver and the passenger who discovered the explosive, saying


their actions saved lives.

"The nation owes you a debt of gratitude and I would like to personally congratulate you for this act of bravery," Peres told bus driver Michael Yoger.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki issued a statement strongly condemning the Tel Aviv bus bombing.

"Violent acts targeting civilians are deplorable," she said. "We reaffirm our unshakable bond with Israel and our solidarity with the Israeli people."

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It was the most serious attack inside Israel since a bomb explosion wounded more than 20 people in Tel Aviv in November 2012. At the time, Israel was involved in heavy fighting with Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip.

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