This Metallica guitar solo on a 300-year-old violin is jaw-dropping

By Lizzie Davis

Rachel Barton Pine is one of the world’s top violinists – but she’s also a life-long fan of rock and heavy metal and was a member of the thrash/doom metal band Earthen Grave.

When Rachel came in to the office to talk about her new recording of Paganini (which is out on the Avie label here), we started talking about her love of rock and heavy metal.

Side-note: this is her violin case

We zoomed right in.

Here’s Rachel’s transcription of the solo from Metallica’s 'One'

Rachel has been a metal fan since her teens and, alongside her career as a top solo violinist, she was in a thrash/doom metal band called Earthen Grave for six years from 2008.

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In paperwork filed in Florida state court on Monday, the former wrestler, whose real name is Terry Bollea, accused the media company of intentional infliction of emotional distress and maliciously destroying his business relationships by allegedly "leaking a sealed transcript of surreptitiously recorded private oral communications in a bedroom to the media."

Hogan claimed that in July 2015, the National Enquirer published a transcript from a 2007 video in which he used a racial slur, and that the information was at least in part furnished by Gawker.

As a result of the publication, Hogan was fired by his employer, the World Wrestling Entertainment and, he claimed, "his global brand was forever tarnished."

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music, I used to have a song called A Spaceman came travelling by Chris DeBurg.

A very Christian friend of mine was listening with me and commented, "Great song, but I don't see how it relates to Christmas!" (insert huffy angry voice). So I told her that I didn't see how it couldn't relate, since it's about something not human, coming to earth, and stopping off at a manger, and singing.

She was so angry that she almost didn't speak to me for the rest of the night...

Trying to create a world, even in words, is good occupational therapy for lunatics who think they're God, and an excellent argument for Polytheism. -S.M. Stirling

Kitsune wrote:In my list of Christmas music, I used to have a song called A Spaceman came travellinghappen at that time. There is a lot of recorded history outside of the bible that correlates with the story. Unlike the Old Testament by the way, where very little matches recorded history.
Mathew is written specifically for educated Jews. Notice how he constantly cross-references every occasion in Jesus life with a prophecy. Even when he has to stretch it. Mark was the earliest and gives the bare bones of the story. Luke is generally belived to have been written by Johannes Lucius, the companion of Peter and is considered to be written from Peter's recollections. While John was written much later. and was written specifically for gentiles. John does not refer to Pharisees and Saduccees etc. That would mean little to his audience. So he talks about Jews.


Those who were converted he refers to as "The Jews who believed on him."
John is very interesting because by this time, about 100 AD Jerusalem had fallen, Jewish uprisings were at an end and Judaism, as it had existed for hundreds of years was also dying.
Judaism was a very broad church, with many differing viewpoints. Even Christians were seen as "Jews who believed the Messiah had come" but with the destuction of Jerusalem it all changed. The only doctrine that remains to this day is the Hassidim or Pharisee. What Jesus taught was never anything unique. His doctrine was pure Pharisee.
When Paul writed his Epistles his references to the life of Jesus are interesting because he never read any of the Gospels. He was dead before these fourEdwards, a sailor, who was engaged at the time on business for the United States Navy.  The District Judge found the facts and entered judgment for the United States since he was of the opinion that the accident was caused solely by the neglect of the injured man and, because of his neglect, the driver of the car had no clear chance to avoid the collision.

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There is no substantial dispute as to the facts, which we shall state as they appear most favorably to the defendant, and the decision turns on the reasonable inferences to be drawn from the facts under the law laid down in the statutes and the decisions of Virginia.  The accident occurred at the crossing of the George Washington Highway, a road


which runs north and south, with Bainbridge Avenue, which runs east and west.  The highway is 32 feet wide and consists of three traffic lanes, the outside lanes being each 12 feet and the middle lane 8 feet wide.  South of the crossing the east lane is separated from the middle lane by a solid double line while the western and middle lanes are separated by a single dotted line.  There was no traffic on the roads at the time which interfered with the vision of either Peck or the occupants of the car as they neared the point of collision.  There is a traffic light at Afton Parkway which crosses the highway two short blocks, each 226 feet in length, south of BainbridgeAvenue.

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Peck left the southwest corner of the intersection intending to cross the highway in an easterly direction, in order to purchase some ice cream for his grandniece who was standing at the curb with him.  Looking towards his right, when he started, he saw the station wagon stopped at the traffic light.  He says he looked again while crossing and saw nothing to interfere with him; but the more credible evidence, which accords with the court's findings, is that as he proceeded across the street he was talking to his grandniece over his left shoulder with his eyes turned away from the approaching car.  At that time the car was going at the rate of 25 to 30 miles an hour and the driver, seeing


that Peck was looking backward, exclaimed to his companions in the car 'that guy is not even looking where he is going.'  When Peck reached the double line, or a point distant a foot or two from the line on one side or the other, the driver blew his horn.  Thereupon Peck turned, saw the car, stopped and then unfortunately rushed forward in an attempt to cross ahead of it and was struck when he was about in the center of the eastern lane.

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The driver first saw Peck after he had left the west curb of the highway and was approaching the path of the car in the manner above described.  At that time, according to the driver's statement, the car was still a blockor three-quarters of a block away.  The driver said he sounded the horn of the car for the first time when he was two to three car lengths away from Peck; a companion of the driver in the car said that the horn was sounded when the car was about 100 feet from Peck.  The driver applied his brakes for the first time after Peck stopped and tried to dash across the street when the car was only 10 to 14 feet away from him.  At that time the car was going 25-30 miles per hour.

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The only reasonable inference from this testimony is that the driver thought he had done his full duty when he blew his horn before Peck had gotten into the path


the side into traffic lanes, to operate his car at such speed and under such control that he can readily turn one way or the other, and, if necessary, bring his machine to a stop in time to avoid injury to pedestrians.'

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It is evident that the driver's conduct in the pending case was at variance with this well established rule.  The plaintiff was not only exercising his legal right to cross the street at a regular intersection, but was about to walk in front of the rapidly moving car oblivious of its approach, and this situation was visible to and actually seen by the driver.  Yet he did not slow down and yield the right of way, but proceeded as if the right of way belongedto him and not to the pedestrian.  He was not absolved from his duty to yield by sounding his horn when the plaintiff was on and near the double line and looking backward.  This was in effect a denial of the pedestrian's superior right.  Nor was he relieved from liability by the sudden dash of the plaintiff, taken in panic when he realized his imminent danger, for it was the driver's bounden duty to have his car under control to meet all emergencies when he first saw the plaintiff approaching the path of danger.  It was at this moment that the driver's last clear chance began and since it was then available to him and he failed to take it, liability is established under


Perianal extramammary Paget's disease associated with primary linitis plastica of the rectum: report of a case.
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police in the southern city of Charleroi on Tuesday, saying he had been in touch with Amedy Coulibaly, the militant who took hostages in a Jewish supermarket in the French capital and was later killed by security forces.

According to the reports, the man said that he swindled Coulibaly in a car sale, but police later found evidence that the two were negotiating about the sale of ammunition for a 7.62 mm caliber firearm.

Bullets of this calibre are needed for the Tokarev pistol that Coulibaly used in his attack on the supermarket in Paris, where he killed four hostages, and possibly in the shooting and injuring of a jogger two days earlier.

"The man is being held by the judge in Charleroi on suspicion of arms dealing," a spokesman forRetama Park

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investors and filed for bankruptcy a year after it opened. It was
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In 2011 Retama ran separate thoroughbred and quarter
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a photo-resist layer on a substrate, expose it with the required pattern and etching unwanted material away. The remaining, intermediate surface is usually called land. The apparatus comprises an optical system for scanning the track for recording or reading information by generating a spot via a radiation beam on the track. The optical disc is rotated and the spot is positioned in radial direction on the center of the track by control means for scanning the track. During scanning a varying signal is generated corresponding to the periodic variation of the track. The varying signal is used to control the speed of the scanning. In a standardized recording system of a record carrier and a scanning device the radiation beam generates tracking signals in dependence of the geometricNon-essential indoor gatherings of more than 100 people have been banned by the Federal Government as the country responds to the coronavirus pandemic.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison also warned Australians not to leave the country as the disease spreads, saying: "We haven't seen this sort of thing in Australia since the end of the First World War."

The Prime Minister announced measures in the following areas:

Aged care: Residents of aged care homes will only be able to have one visit per day, of no more than two people

Aged care: Residents of aged care homes will only be able to have one visit per day, of no more than two people Gatherings: Indoor gatherings of more than 100 people are banned, with exceptions

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A group of London teens find themselves in the middle of an alien invasion and fight to defend their tower block from some evil extraterrestrials in this stylish sci-fi romp from the producers of SHAUN OF THE DEAD and SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD. Beset by a gang of young thugs as she passes through a South London housing estate, Sam (Jodie Whittaker) is in the midst of being robbed when a ball of light falls out of the sky, and destroys a nearby car. Frightened, she flees from the scene just before an unearthly beast emerges from the wreckage and attacks Moses (John Boyega), the leader of the youthful gang. In retaliation, Moses and his crew slay the creature, and take it to a local drug denowned by ruthless gangster Hi-Hatz (Jumayn Hunter) for safe keeping. Later, as the police assist Sam in pursuing her assailants, strange lights start to rain down on the streets, heralding the arrival of a second, more ferocious, wave of creatures. With the city under siege, there's no place left to run. Quickly realizing she's going to have to fight if she wants to survive, Sam once again crosses paths with the street-tough teens, but instead of running away vows to battle alongside them to the bitter end. Meanwhile, Moses becomes the primary target of the aliens, and the group arms themselves with everything from baseball bats to high-powered fireworks in the fight to save the human race.

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The comment came during a town hall event Friday in New Hampshire, meant to focus on healthcare. The Democratic presidential front-runner again brought up the assassinations of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., just days after he mistakenly said they were killed in the late 1970s instead of 1968.

“I have one hero who was my dad, but I have two political heroes were Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy. My senior semester they were both shot and killed,” Biden, who served as Obama’s vice president from 2009 to 2017, said.

“Imagine what would have happened if, God forbid, Barack Obama had been assassinated after becoming the de facto nominee. What would


have happened in America?”

The 76-year-old was trying to make a point about becoming politically aware in the turbulent times of the late 1960s and 1970s, moving on to mention the deadly Kent State shootings during a Vietnam War protest in 1970. Biden was elected to the Senate in 1972.

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After a near full split in the LCS, Sergen "Broken Blade" Çelik has made his mark. TSM's new Top Laner has adjusted to play in North America seamlessly, and has been a big part of why the team has gone 9-1 in its past 10 games. With two games left of regular split play, TSM sits at 11-5 in 3rd place with a spot in the 2019 LCS Spring Playoffs already clinched.

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The following day, Gwen awakes to see her mother standing in the pasture among


a silver dagger as he looks at the farm. That night, as the girls go to bed, Gwen throws a wooden crucifix into the fireplace. That night she dreams again of her father, injured, trying to return home. The man with the dagger approaches the farmhouse at night. Mother goes outside to investigate and Gwen wakes up and follows. While outside the man approaches them, hits Mother and drags her back to the house, locking Gwen outside. Gwen retrieves a hatchet and breaks the lock. The man attacks Gwen and tries to choke her. Mother seizes the opportunity and slits the man's throat with the dagger he dropped. Knowing more men are coming, she tells Gwen to get her sister Mary. The man from the quarry arrives withSilicon Valley: How can it attract and keep more women?

From Twitter lacking a single female on its board to sexist prank apps at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco, the past few weeks have seen increased debate about the discrimination faced by women in Silicon Valley.

Continue reading the main story “ Start Quote My son, I realised, had basically monopolised the computer at home” End Quote Susan Wojcicki Google

The BBC World Service's Newshour gathered a range of women from the world's centre of technological innovation to ask: why aren't there more women in Silicon Valley?

While being one of the most high profile women in Silicon Valley, Google's advertising chief Susan Wojcicki frequently sees the challenges women face in technology.

Problems can often start before even reaching the workplace.

She


anonymous health survey conducted from November 2014 to January 2015 involving adolescents from eight-middle schools located in 4 provinces within China. China is a vast territory with diverse geographic and economic development. In order to derive a sample broadly reflective of this diversity, eight schools (four rural and four urban) from four cities: southern Yangjiang (Guangdong province), central Xinxiang (Henan province), northern Shenyang (Liaoning province), and the western Chongqing area were selected. Collectively, these cities represent the economically developed region and the developing interior regions of the country.

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This is 33-year-old Isata. She is married and has children aged 10 and 7 years. She has one additional dependent who is her sales assistant.

In 2010, Isata established her drinks and cement business. She began her business because she failed to get a job after she left, so she then decided to go into business and be self-employed. Her business helps her provide a livelihood for her family. Working seven days a week and eight hours a day, she earns about Le 1,000,000 every month from this business.

She would like a loan in the amount of Le 4,000,000. Isata requires a loan in order to buy more drinks and cement for her business. In the future, Isata plans to build a house and educate her children well. She


Translation into Brazilian Portuguese and validation of the five-part questionnaire for identifying hypermobility.
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According to witnesses, besides"Allahu Akbar"the driver also shouted that that he was acting “for the children of Palestine."

The French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has expressed his support and solidarity with the victims of the incident and their families.

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The Sunday incident comes a day after a French man armed with a knife stormed a police station at Joue-les-Tours near the city of Tours and stabbed three police officers, also reportedly shouting ‘God is great’ in Arabic. The attacker was shot dead by police.


Arab youth, architects of their future

French photographer Yan Bighetti de Flogny was in Pakistan when, in the course of a conversation with a hotel owner, he learned of the existence of Ibn Battuta, the fourteenth-century Moroccan explorer. Unfairly little-known, Ibn Battuta is “perhaps the greatest traveller who has ever lived”, as an article in the Courier of August-September 1981 tells us.

“At the age of 21, he started his travels by undertaking a pilgrimage to Mecca. This was the start of thirty years of wandering, during which he would travel almost 120,000 kilometres and visit all the Muslim countries. In the course of this great journey, comparable only to that of Marco Polo, he visited Mecca four times, became a judge in Delhi and in the Maldive Islands, accompanieda Greek princess to Constantinople, sailed to Sumatra and Java, and journeyed to China as ambassador of the Sultan of India. Then, in 1349, he returned briefly to his own country (“the best land in the world”) before setting off immediately to the kingdom of Granada and after that on a journey through Africa to the Niger basin. The diary which Ibn Battuta dictated to a scribe during his travels is a source of the first importance for the history of the Muslim world of his time, especially for the history of India, Asia Minor and West Africa.”

The story inspired our photographer, whose reporting project on the fight against cultural prejudices had been maturing for years, but lacked a common thread. Which he had now found: Yan decided


that he would embark on a long journey, in the footsteps of Ibn Battuta! The project was launched in March 2018. It will take three years and cover more than twenty countries, from Morocco to China, following a similar itinerary to the one undertaken by the Moroccan explorer seven centuries earlier.

Yan and his team are currently halfway through, trying to “restore some accuracy and a little bit of colour to this Muslim world, wrongly disparaged in the West”. Every time he comes home, he is disturbed by the gap between the way the people around him look at this unknown world and the reality he witnesses during his travels: “the warmth, the hospitality, the deep generosity, and especially the people, who have the same dreams and the sameright path to get there.”

Produced by the international cultural platform Al Safar (voyage in Arabic), the project In the Footsteps of Ibn Battuta is in progress in partnership with UNESCO, the French digital edition of National Geographic and MiSK Art Institute.

Sunset over the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco, 2018. In the foreground are dancers of the Lhiba Kingzoo hip-hop group, founded in the city in 2005.

Football game in the heart of the historic city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (2019), inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List.

Jana, 16, a champion climber, often scales the high rocks of Wadi Rum, Jordan, 2018. The protected area is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

A play of reflections at the El Mechouar palace, Tlemcen, Algeria, 2018, dating from the Middle Ages.

An afternoon at


the beach, Aqaba, Jordan, 2018.

A peaceful evening on the corniche, Tripoli, Lebanon, 2018. An admirer of the great Orientalist paintings, the photographer composes his shots on several levels. The first view from a distance allows the staging and colours to be observed. Then, as the viewer gets closer, more details can be examined.

Three young women captured in a suspended moment amidst the perpetual goings and comings of trams in Alexandria, Egypt, 2019.

Rochdi Belgasmi under the Republic Bridge in Tunis, Tunisia, 2018. This young dancer, whose notoriety continues to grow, has had to fight to have his innovative vision of dance recognized.

The graffiti artist Ed One in action, Casablanca, 2018. The Moroccan city’s former slaughter-houses have now been converted into a cultural space dedicated to urban and contemporary arts.on So You Think You Can Dance Canada

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– for example 'involved and involving' – were sometimes initially used to simulate the presence of part_of and similar relations crossing boundaries between distinct ontologies. Others – for example 'during' – are used to simulate the presence of a vocabulary for representing temporal relations. And yet others – for example 'within' or 'site of' – are used to simulate spatial relations and to compensate for the fact that GO has no means of expressing the relation is_located_at – in spite of the importance of the specification of cell locations to its general mission. Such construction of special terms on the part of GO's authors and curators has thus far been uncontrolled. The result is that the operators in question are used in inconsistent ways. This in turn meansParticipants carry a rainbow flag during the Gay Pride Parade in Mexico City (Reuters: Henry Romero)

After winning on marriage, it faces an identity crisis.

Giving way to the recognizable but always confusing coalition of left-wing activists, corporate sponsors, and opportunistic politicians, this year’s Pride parade in New York City was marked primarily by denunciations of President Trump. For large stretches of it, gay pride was shelved, subordinated to the exigencies of the political moment.

This was the year when Pride lost its identity and allowed itself to be used as a mere platform for progressivism. In New York, “the Resistance” swallowed Pride whole. In Toronto, Pride rolled over to the demands of the local chapter of Black Lives Matter and banned police from its march. In Chicago, Pride banned Jews,


became clear which side would win. Just before them came the Democratic-party mainstream, which decided that it was safe to support gay marriage right around 2012 and 2013, and before them was the party’s progressive wing. The radical Left, on the other hand, has been supporting the gay-rights movement from the start.

But can the movement posture with the radical Left and remain a big tent? Or will the inevitable infighting end up damaging and devaluing Pride? Winners of the debate on marriage, the gay-rights movement has begun to drift.

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Democrats’ Homophobic, Sexist HypocrisyGENEVA — The president of the United Nations Human Rights Council on Monday named a former New York judge to be the third member of a three-person panel established to investigate possible international law violations by Israel and Hamas in the Gaza conflict.

The council president, Baudelaire Ndong Ella, picked Mary McGowan Davis, a legal consultant who retired in 1998 as a Supreme Court justice in New York State and worked as a Legal Aid Society lawyer and an assistant federal prosecutor. She joins a panel led by Prof. William Schabas, a Canadian expert on international law. The other member is Doudou Diène, a lawyer from Senegal who has served as a United Nations special rapporteur on racism.

The panel’s investigation, set up by a Palestinian-sponsored resolution in a Human


seems particular appropriate to the first section set in Berlin in early 1933, in which a number of prominent industrialists are about to be addressed by Goering. His agenda is to obtain financial support for the Nazi party, as it prepares for the March election, which was to propel Hitler to power and put an end to the Weimar Republic. Needless to say, the industrialists gathered relish the prospect of the end of what they regard as disruptive democracy and contribute accordingly. Although industry support for the Nazis was widespread, it can be pointed out that Vuillard does not refer to those sectors, often export-related, that were much less enamoured of the command economy favoured by them.

Several sections are devoted to the annexation of Austria in March 1938.Initially the Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg's trepidation is described, as he crosses the frontier to meet Hitler and his henchmen in the Führer's Alpine retreat shortly before the fateful events. His main interlocutor is presented, undoubtedly accurately, as someone whose mood may vary between extreme rage and affability. In keeping with historical events, the hapless Austrian is shown as having been browbeaten by Hitler into accepting conditions, which make the loss of his country's independence largely inevitable. Despite the treatment meted out to him on this occasion, Schuschnigg is portrayed with scant sympathy. His regime is characterised correctly as a kind of clerical fascism which acts harshly against opposition, especially from the left. Moreover affinity between him and the Nazis, specifically the Austrian Nazi leader Seyss-Irquart, is suggested by


an account of a friendly conversation between them about the composer Bruckner, for whom they share a common enthusiasm. Only the Austrian president of the time, Miklas, is portrayed a little more positively because of his initial resistance to the Nazi annexation.

Another politician to be lambasted is the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain along with his appeasing colleagues. Vuillard narrates at length a reception held to mark the departure of Joachim von Ribbentrop from his role as German Ambassador to Britain in order to take up the role of Foreign Minister in Berlin, which coincides with the takeover of Austria. This episode is presented as a farce when the news of the event is whispered into Chamberlain's ear and he fails to react immediately, whilst their guest andworthy of the acclaim it has received. One of its greatest achievements is to point to bizarre details in the events described. Although Hitler and the Nazis had no time for the niceties of international law and no hesitation in using extreme violence, Vuillard points out that they wished to make their actions in Austria appear "legal". Hitler is portrayed as waiting impatiently for the telegram with which it had been agreed that Seyss-Irquart would "invite" German intervention. The same ploy was of course used by the Soviet Union thirty years later when it was also claimed that its forces had been invited into Czechoslovakia. Such are the quirks of history.

In his latest book Vuillard's subject is the sixteenth-century Peasants' War in Germany, another time of great bloodshed.


Cyclingnews understands that the BMC team is set for a major shake up for 2015 and is active in the ongoing transfer market, with up to a dozen riders out of contract and fresh faces set to sign contracts for 2015 in the coming weeks.

Steve Morabito, Martin Kohler, and Sebastian Lander have apparently all been told that they are surplus to requirements, while Thor Hushovd announced earlier this year that he would retire at the end of the current season.

The future of Cadel Evans is set to be decided at the Vuelta a Espana when the Australian Tour de France winner meets with BMC senior management. Although he may ride next year’s Tour Down Under in January, Evans is not expected to complete another full campaign. Spanish veteranseven days, my six month probation was completed. Now began the process of being paired with a compatible dog.

We were to see three dogs. Each would come, one at a time, into a room and we would take them for a short walk. The first dog was Sarge. He roamed around the room for thirty seconds to see who was there, and then he lay down, just in front of me. I think he knew that I was stressed about the process. We got to pat him and connect with him a little, and then went for a walk to get the feeling of walking a dog. I had never had a dog before, so there was a lot to learn.

We returned to the classroom, Sarge left, and


the second dog came in. His name was Tui, a very social dog who loved everybody equally in the room. We went for a short walk with him as well. Once back to the room, and Tui gone, the third and last potential dog entered the room. His name was Mojo – quite an energetic personality, so tall and full of energy. We finished the walk and returned to the classroom again. We talked, and I was asked which dog I preferred the most, and why. I thought that Sarge connected with me the most, was easy to walk, and I actually liked walking with him. He was medium energy, and had a nice face and smile. When we left, we did not know which dog we mightwere deployed soon after, with the GSM Association (GSMA) being set up in 1995 to drive standardisation and to promote the system.

The development of GSM has been led by incumbent telcos, large system integrators and multinational equipment providers, and its arcane terminology and formidable catalogue of specifications spread across more than 1,100 PDFs are not for the faint hearted. The comprehensive standards and recommendations produced cover everything from wireless protocols and voice codecs, to subscriber records and encryption. Many of these have been made freely available via the ETSI and 3GPP standards bodies, while some – for example, those detailing the encryption algorithms used for call privacy – are restricted to GSMA members.

The GSMA has been described as "one of the most powerful organisations in the world" –


time division multiplex, complex modulation and high accuracy timing. However, in OpenBTS these and many other tasks are handled in the digital domain and by software running on a commodity processor. This move massively simplified hardware requirements and made just about everything a software problem, as opposed to one of reasonably advanced electronic engineering involving many specialist parts.

Rural connections Jacqueline Mpala used OpenBTS as part of her bachelor's degree in engineering at the University of Zambia, when looking to find a cost-effective communication system for use in rural areas and that would run off solar power and via an internet connection. She explains: "I acquired a laboratory kit since it was just for my project. It comprised of the USRP and an 8G PC. The total cost wasabout 1800 euros". She went on to say: "The configurations were easy once I learnt a few basics about Linux – I need to mention here that this was my first time with Linux but I got the hang of it in no time. I followed the configuration step by step as outlined in the manual online and I was able to make calls within my own network." Suggesting a positive outcome from her research she concludes: "OpenBTS could be used for rural communication since both the capex and opex is very low."

In support of their strategy to implement the bare minimum of GSM and to use internet standards where possible, the Asterisk soft-switch is used in place of the mobile switching centre (MSC) that would normally sit


and one year and approximately 10,000 lines of C++ later the first pilot took place at Burning Man, where around 120 phone calls were connected to 95 numbers across North America. The team has since returned to the festival each year with an improved system, and in 2010 they made their first permanent install on the island country of Niue and provided its 1,400 or so inhabitants with their first ever mobile phone service.

More recently, and in the somewhat less exotic environs of the North of England, efforts are under way to construct a GSM test network at Manchester hackerspace, MadLab. The initiative is being led by Senior Engineer at Voxeo Labs, Tim Panton – an IP telephony expert, and now OpenBTS veteran, having been closely involved withhe was banned from all football-related activity the following December by FIFA’s Ethics Committee along with Platini.

The men were banned, initially for eight years, over a payment of 2 million Swiss francs (RM8.39 million) that FIFA made to Platini in 2011, with Blatter’s approval, for work done a decade earlier. The bans were reduced to six years by FIFA’s appeals committee in February 2016.

Blatter, who has denied all charges against him, had compared the FIFA Ethics Committee investigation to “the inquisition”.

In 2015 Swiss prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into Blatter on suspicion of criminal mismanagement and misappropriation but no charges have yet been brought.

The man who headed FIFA from 1998 to 2015 says he intends to attend June’s World Cup in Russia after a personal invitation from Russian


guard at the Stutthof Concentration Camp and that, as such, he was ineligible to be granted a visa to enter the United States and to receive his subsequent naturalization.
Jurisdiction is premised on 28 U.S.C. § 1345 and 8 U.S.C. §§ 1421(a) and 1451(a). A trial to the court was followed by a period of extensive briefing, and the following constitutes the court's findings of fact and conclusions of law.

FACTUAL BACKGROUND
Anton Baumann was born on May 17, 1911 in Such Borova, Virovitica District, Yugoslavia of German parentage. He was a carpenter by trade and in February 1936, he married Agnesa Schauer. He served in the Yugoslavian Army from November 1938 through May 1940.
In 1942, defendant began service with the Waffen-SS and, as a member of the SS Totenkopf-Sturmbann, servedas an armed guard at the Stutthof Concentration Camp near Danzig, Germany. Members of the SS Totenkopf-Sturmbann or Death's Head Battalion wore grey/green uniforms with the Death's Head insignia on their collars. SS guards were responsible for preventing escape and were under orders to shoot prisoners attempting escape. Some guards were also charged with prisoners' work details which often resulted in the inhuman and brutish treatment of prisoners. The SS guards were paid and were allowed leaves. In September 1943, the *1336 defendant was transferred to SS guard duty at the Buchenwald Concentration Camp.
The parties have stipulated that the operation of Stutthof Concentration Camp constituted activity encompassed by the regulations, that is, conduct contrary to civilization and human decency.
In June of 1950, Baumann applied for admission to the


United States at the U.S. Consulate in Salzburg, Austria. In his sworn application for Immigration Visa and Alien Registration, Baumann provided that from 1925 until 1944, he resided in Such Borova, Yugoslavia. Baumann also orally swore to the truth of the information contained on the application.
In 1957, Baumann applied for naturalization. Question 9 of the application inquired as to the applicant's membership in any organizations, clubs or societies in the United States or in any other country before the last ten years. Baumann responded "none." This also was a sworn document. Provision 19 of the application provided that "no person shall be regarded as a person of good moral character who ... has given false testimony for the purpose of obtaining any benefits under the Immigration & Naturalizationname was Agnesa Schauer. It identifies Baumann as having served in the Yugoslavian army from November 12, 1938 to May 12, 1940, to which the defendant has admitted. It indicates that Baumann is an ethnic German. Baumann identified himself as an ethnic German on his Application for Immigration Visa and Alien Registration. Also admitted into evidence is a photograph of the defendant in the Totenkopf-Sturmbann uniform. There has been no challenge to the authenticity of these documents.
Frank Walters, a former Vice Council and visa analyst offered uncontroverted testimony that all concentration camp guards were ineligible for United States visas at the time the defendant filed his visa application.
There is no evidence as to what duties the defendant performed while assigned as a guard at the Stutthof Concentration Camp


court is mindful of the fact that Baumann has lived in the United States for over forty years, has raised a family, and been a productive member of society. At the same time, the court is mindful of the fact that Baumann entered the United States on an invalid visa and acquired that coveted citizenship unlawfully.
The Seventh Circuit recently recognized that even if a concentration camp guard did not personally participate in brutal acts, "the fact of his armed, uniformed service is sufficient to establish that he assisted in persecution." United States v. Schmidt, 923 F.2d 1253 (7th Cir.1991). The court must accordingly find that the government has established by clear and convincing evidence that, as an armed guard at the Stutthof Concentration Camp, Anton Baumann was ineligiblefor a visa as having acquiesced in the Nazi persecutions. The court must further find that the government has established by clear and convincing evidence that by giving false testimony for the purpose of obtaining immigration benefits, pursuant to the Immigration Act of 1924, Anton Baumann lacked the statutorily required good moral character prerequisite to becoming a United States citizen.
It is accordingly ORDERED that the United States citizenship of Anton Baumann IS REVOKED and the Naturalization Order of May 14, 1957, is SET ASIDE.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Certificate of Naturalization No. 7676233 IS CANCELLED.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the defendant shall, within 60 days from date hereof, surrender and deliver his Certificate of Naturalization to the Attorney General.
Done and Ordered.


Kris Bryant is listed at 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds. He is probably a few pounds heavier than that. He was the second selection in the 2013 draft. He spent his brief time in the minor leagues playing third base.

Bryant was kept in the minor leagues by the Chicago Cubs long enough in April 2015 to avoid getting a full season of major league service. He started 136 games at third base and 10 in the outfield for manager Joe Maddon last season.

Maddon has pushed Bryant (and other Cubs) toward versatility in 2016. Entering this weekend, Bryant has started 62 games at third base, 27 games in left field, 11 games in right field and three at first base.

There were some skeptics that this moving around could have awound up on the disabled list with a strain of his left hamstring. At that point, he was batting .235 with 11 home runs and 27 RBIs and striking out at a rate of 40 percent in 50 games played.

Sano returned to the lineup at third base on July 1. He has made 26 starts at third base. The move back to his long-time minor league position has not changed his performance at the plate: The average is slightly higher, .248, and the power production is lower, four home runs and 15 RBI, and the strikeouts remain at 40 percent (although disturbingly high the past couple of weeks).

The Twins were disappointed when Sano gained seven pounds over the winter and reported for spring training at 278. They have


represent your personality, you can purchase Indian native furnishings. Its fantastic items have the seal of approval of extreme enthusiasm and sweat and they are extremely revered around the globe. Besides, great abilities are applied to the furniture pieces that make them masterpieces.
In regards to the wood used in the output of furniture, hard wood is the most preferred option. The wooden is available in various natural colours. These often are the darkest towards the lightest tones. Furthermore, hardwood is broadly regarded as the most long lasting of all the forest utilized in the building of furniture. With regard to handling, hardwood demands reduced upkeep and also the minimum treatment because of its natural strength and toughness.
Tough pine wood furniture has acquired enormous popularity nowadays. Nevertheless, buyers mustImmigration Backlash

Cover image from the Southern Poverty Law Center Intelligence Report on the backlash against Latino immigrants. Courtesy SPLC.

The Southern Poverty Law Center has devoted its Winter 2007 Intelligence Report to documenting a racially-fueled backlash against Latino immigrants, perpetuated among both fringe white-supremacy groups and mainstream media, including CNN's "Lou Dobbs Tonight." One of Dobb's frequent guests, Dan Stein, is president of the SPLC-designated hate group, Federation for American Immigration Reform, whose ties to eugenics the Intelligence Report also covers in its Winter 2007 issue.

The results are no less tragic for being predictable: Although hate crime statistics are highly unreliable, numbers that are available strongly suggest a marked upswing in racially motivated violence against all Latinos, regardless of immigration status. According to hate crime statistics published annually by


the FBI, anti-Latino hate crimes rose by almost 35% between 2003 and 2006, the latest year for which statistics are available. In California, the state with the largest population of Latinos in the country, anti-Latino hate crimes almost doubled in the same period.many court cases, dozens resulted in court orders, while others had the government agree – either during the hearing or prior to the case commencing – to transfer them as requested.

The four test cases at the centre of this dispute are represented by the National Justice Project and Maurice Blackburn lawyers.

Before the federal court, the government argued the high court was the only court which could hear cases against the commonwealth relating to a “transitory person” – someone sent offshore for processing – but in late August the full bench of the federal court found against the government.

On Friday, the government confirmed it has applied to the high court for special leave to appeal the four cases which “relate to the correct jurisdiction in which medical transfer proceedings


over sick people on Nauru who were seeking emergency medical transfer to Australia.

Newhouse said the case was of particular importance given the government was attempting to repeal the medevac laws which now legislate a more expeditious process for transferring sick people to Australia.

Previous analyses have shown that under the old system, the government was often ignoring the advice of its own health providers, and delaying the transfers of some individuals for as long as five years after it was first recommended.

Should medevac be repealed, lawyers intend to launch compensation claims for those still in Manus Island and Nauru, Fairfax reported earlier this month.“According to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the waters around Gibraltar are indisputably British territorial waters, under United Kingdom sovereignty, in which only the United Kingdom has the right to exercise jurisdiction. Spain is a Party to this Convention and is fully aware of the legal position, yet has, over the past two years, increased the level of unlawful incursions by Spanish State vessels into British territorial waters from around five per month to around 40 per month.


Kealakekua, Hawaii Polpulation

Population by Race

There are total of 2019 people living in Kealakekua.
Population of White alone: 540.
Black or African American alone: 5.
American Indian and Alaska Native alone: 20.
Asian alone Population: 622.
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone : 247.
Some Other Race alone: 51.
Two or More Races: 534.

Google Map of Kealakekua

View satellite images/ street maps of places in Kealakekua, Hawaii, United States of America. The Map data on this website is provided by Google Maps, a free online map service one can access and view in a web browser.to perform their newest single, " One...

New Kids On The Block Release 'Thankful' EP

We are very thankful that New Kids On The Block have released new music. That's right! Danny, Donnie, Joey, Jonathan, and Jordan are back and this time around their bringing fans a new EP. The new release features six new tracks including the lead single, "One More Night." Target will also have an...


Petroleum-influenced beach sediments of the Campeche Bank, Mexico: diversity and bacterial community structure assessment.
The bacterial diversity and community structure were surveyed in intertidal petroleum-influenced sediments of ≈ 100 km of a beach, in the southern Gulf of Mexico. The beach was divided in twenty sampling sites according to high, moderate and low petroleum influence. Densities of cultured heterotrophic (HAB) and hydrocarbon degrading bacteria (HDB) were highly variable in sediments, with little morphological assortment in colonies. PCR-RISA banding patterns differentiated distinct communities along the beach, and the bacterial diversity changed inversely to the degree of petroleum hydrocarbon influence: the higher TPH concentration, the lower genotype diversity. Seven DNA sequences (Genbank EF191394 -EF191396 and EF191398 -EF191401) were affiliated to uncultured members of Gemmatimonas, Acidobacterium, Desulfobacteraceae, Rubrobacterales, Actinobacterium and the Fibrobacteres/AcidobacteriaFootage out of the Ukraine armed forces, alleging to show a SAM OSA-M misfire from the ship "Ternopil" U-209 earlier this year.The errant missile that could have literally gone anywhere, except its designated target.Note regarding possession of the vessel: Ternopil (U209) is an anti-submarine corvette of Ukrainian Navy. On March 20, 2014, the ship was captured by Russian forces during the Crimean crisis.The ship was scheduled to be handed back to Ukraine in May 2014, but today remains with Russian forces. Russia has suspended the return of Ukrainian Navy materials from Crimea to Ukraine.


Six RAG members attended the anarcha feminist skillshare weekend in Rossport, Co. Mayo, at the Shell to Sea camp this weekend. It was a great weekend full of a fun mix of practical and useful workshops including: rocket stove making, welding, consent, a trans workshop and abusive relationships workshop, to name but a few. One of our members gave a really relaxing workshop on massage- which included massages! The workshops generated insightful and interesting conversations. We even got to get our distro out!

RAG also held a workshop: "Why anarcho feminism?"

Here are some notes taken from the workshop:

We started with a time line of the last couple of hundred years, as a group we tried to fill in, chronologically, the gains women have made historically, including stuff like women'sHallelujah, JMU no longer just Monitoring the Situation!

Statement from President Alger and Director of Athletics Jeff Bourne on GMU Departure

JMU President Jonathan Alger and Director of Athletics Jeff Bourne comment on the departure of George Mason University to the Atlantic 10 Conference beginning July 1, 2013

In speaking for the institution and many of our fans, we are extremely disappointed in this decision, as GMU, a founding member of the CAA, represents the key characteristics by which we judge our own conference affiliation.

This news comes at a time when instability and movement within conference membership continues across the country. The immediate strategy by the conference involves the CAA continuing to look at potential new members, a process that began earlier this year with the addition of the College of


post was a joke because the only teams that make money in the bowl world are the BCS games. Bowl games are for suckers. Payouts don’t cover travel cost, and manditory tickets each team must purchase.

When it comes to losing money in BCS games, Virginia Tech is at the top of the heap.

The Hokies, as ACC champions, played in the 2008, 2009 and 2011 Orange Bowls. Virginia Tech lost hundreds of thousands of dollars each year it traveled from Blacksburg, Va., to Miami to play. The loss would have been greater had the ACC not absorbed some of the cost of 22,700 tickets the school was required to buy for those games but was unable to resell, university records obtained by The Republic show.

Virginia Tech would have lostclan gather together in Dublin for the wake of their wayward brother Liam. It wasn't the drink that killed him-although that certainly helped-it was what happened to him as a boy in his grandmother's house, in the winter of 1968.

5 out of 5 stars

superbly crafted novel

By
Helen
on
04-05-10

Holy Island

The DCI Ryan Mysteries, Book 1

By:
LJ Ross

Narrated by:
Jonathan Keeble

Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins

Unabridged

Overall

4 out of 5 stars
991

Performance

4.5 out of 5 stars
889

Story

4 out of 5 stars
891

Detective Chief Inspector Ryan retreats to Holy Island seeking sanctuary when he is forced to take sabbatical leave from his duties as a homicide detective. A few days before Christmas, his peace is shattered, and he is thrust back into the murky world of murder when a young woman is found dead amongst the ancient ruins of


suicide of a severely disabled businessman whose widow's close relationship with the local reverend starts to sound an alarm. But with no evidence to back her up, have Serena's instincts led her astray? Serena's determination to unlock the mystery of what happened in that house may cost her her job - and her family.

3 out of 5 stars

Disappointing book from a normally good writer

By
Patrick
on
25-07-16

The Cold, Cold Ground

Detective Sean Duffy, Book 1

By:
Adrian McKinty

Narrated by:
Gerard Doyle

Length: 10 hrs and 3 mins

Unabridged

Overall

4.5 out of 5 stars
107

Performance

4.5 out of 5 stars
78

Story

4.5 out of 5 stars
78

Adrian McKinty was born in Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland. He studied politics and philosophy at Oxford before moving to America in the early 1990s. Living first in Harlem, he found employment as a construction worker, barman, and bookstore clerk.presumably gone to the same sad end. Detective Sergeant John Rebus, smoking and drinking too much, his own young daughter spirited away south by his disenchanted wife, is one of many policemen hunting the killer.

4 out of 5 stars

My first Rebus - and definitely not my last!

By
Debbie King
on
18-04-15

Summary

Still stinging from his unceremonious ouster from the Garda Siochana, and staring at the world through the smoky bottom of his beer mug, Jack Taylor is stuck in Galway with nothing to look forward to. He is teetering on the brink of his life's sharpest edges, his memories of the past cutting deep into his soul and his prospects for the future non-existent.

Until a dazzling woman walks into the bar with a strange request and a rumour about Jack's talent for


idea excited scientists because it appeared to solve inconsistencies between quantum physics and Einstein's theory of gravity. It effectively provided physicists with a "duality" that meant they could move back and forth between the two ideas and solve problems.

Numerically confirmed

Now, new research carried out by Yoshifumi Hyakutake of Ibaraki University in Japan, suggests that Maldacena's theory could be true.

While not providing definitive proof, two papers have provided "compelling evidence" supporting the hologram theory.

In one, researchers looked at the internal energy of a black hole, the position of its event horizon (the boundary between it and the universe) and a number of other properties based on the string theory. They also took into account virtual particles that pop in and out of existence.

In the other paper, the team calculatedcan beat anybody and that confidence is translating into wins. BYU pulled off a massive upset against sixth ranked Wisconsin and followed it up by making short work of McNeese State. Now the Cougars will head to Seattle to try and take down another juggernaut, this time #11 Washington. We preview the match up and make our picks.

Utah State Aggies

Utah State might just be the favorite in the Mountain West Conference. Their offense has been putting up big numbers, Jordan Love has been nothing short of spectacular and the veteran defense has been shutting down opponents. We recap the what happened against Air Force and take a look ahead to the rivalry game against BYU.

NBA

Utah Jazz

The NBA had its media day this week which gave Jazz fans an


Albedo of the south pole on Mars determined by topographic forcing of atmosphere dynamics.
The nature of the martian south polar cap has remained enigmatic since the first spacecraft observations. In particular, the presence of a perennial carbon dioxide ice cap, the formation of a vast area of black 'slab ice' known as the Cryptic region and the asymmetric springtime retreat of the cap have eluded explanation. Here we present observations and climate modelling that indicate the south pole of Mars is characterized by two distinct regional climates that are the result of dynamical forcing by the largest southern impact basins, Argyre and Hellas. The style of surface frost deposition is controlled by these regional climates. In the cold and stormy conditions that exist poleward of 60 degrees SThe T Dog Media Blog is moving to a new home at the new T Dog Media website, which launches on September 19. For the latest updates, follow the blog on Twitter: twitter.com/tdogmedia. To view progress of the new site, visit www.tdogmedia.com.

Monday, March 24, 2008

Justice Department approves XM-Sirius merger

The Justice Department approved the XM-Sirius deal, which clears another hurdle for the two to hook up (only the FCC stands in the way now.)

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The T Dog Media Blog is based here in Chicago and takes a tongue-in-cheek look at media stories locally and nationally covering the media industry - the businesses of television, radio, advertising, newspapers, and Internet - plus sports, science fiction, and all things geek. Written by freelancer and media expert Terence Henderson, he has


studied the media business for 26 years and gives insights and observations on trends affecting the business - on what works and what doesn't.
The T Dog Media Blog has been read by important people in the business, including Time Out Chicago media blogger Robert Feder, Adweek's Marc Berman, and others.
Mr. Henderson is also an aspiring screenwriter, playwright (staged "The Hill" at ETA in 2004), and an all-around creator of content.
The T Dog Media Blog is part of the T Dog Media Group, which also consists of Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and a soon-to-launch website.DAVID JAMES reckons City's up-tempo performance against Aston Villa on Sunday could spark a strong league finish.

Last season the Blues pushed themselves to the brink of Europe with a late charge, and England international James believes the same can happen again.

"The way we played was non-stop, Thomas Sorensen made some decent saves but we just kept at it. The set-plays were terrific and the spirit typified our home form more than our away form.

"The whole performance should put us in good stead for our away games, because we are confident enough at home. If we can reproduce the Villa performance in our remaining away games we could look to get some decent points."

James also echoed manager Stuart Pearce's praise of the fans, adding on the club's website: "There


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April 25, 2017

By Greg Phillips

Students at two Wiregrass elementary schools received a crash course in the blues last week.

The students at Webb Elementary School and Rehobeth Elementary School recently received a dose of the blues.

“Blues in Schools,” an annual event sponsored by Troy University and the Wiregrass Blues Society, brought renowned blues musician Tas Cru and his band into the two Houston County schools, where they played an assortment of blues tunes…"Mix 98.5."

No immediate format changes have been announced, although ARS begins
an immediate LMA with WAAF/WWTM. This morning's John Lander morning
show on WBMX is taking calls from listeners, offering to "give away"
WWTM to the caller with the best idea for the station.

A few ironies worth noting: WWTM is the former WAAB Boston, which was
co-owned until the early 1940s with WNAC Boston -- the station that's
now WRKO. The stations were broken apart (and WAAB moved to
Worcester) by the 1943 anti-duopoly rules; now they're back in the
same hands again. And just before becoming WWTM in September 1994
(and after stints as WNCR and WFTQ), 1440 was known as WVEI, and was
leased out by the prior owners of WEEI to supplement WEEI's signal on
its former 590 frequency, which was heavily nulled to the


Sponsorship

INNOVATION DRIVES QUEENSLAND SPONSORSHIP

ATEC Rail Group (ARG) was delighted to sponsor the 2016 Regional Achievement & Community Awards’ Innovation and Leadership Award.

This year's awards drew a number of outstanding entries showcasing innovative thinking, workplace risk taking, initiative, and corporate and community leadership. The stand-out entrant in the ATEC Rail Group Innovation and Leadership Award was Kristy Sparrow from Alpha in regional Queensland.

Kristy has dedicated the past two years to BIRRR (Better Internet for Rural, Regional and Remote Australia) following her experiences with problematic internet connection, speed and cost. Kristy’s vision was to improve internet facilities for thousands of families across the State. Her advocacy and successful lobbying resulted in Telstra providing unmetered internet service for education sites, and the BIRRR Facebook page now has more than 7,000 members.Mayor of Oersdorf Joachim Kebschull, 61, was taken to hospital after being struck from behind with a lump of timber

A German mayor was clubbed unconscious 'by neo-Nazis', moments before a planning meeting to consider a new refugee centre in the village.

Joachim Kebschull, 61, was taken to hospital after being struck from behind with a lump of timber in an attack in Oersdorf in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein.

It happened as a riot broke out at a Berlin refugee centre last night when 50 asylum seekers attacked security personnel who had to be rescued by police.

One guard was rushed to hospital with head injuries after the refugees turned on the staff, smashed up furniture and looted the building.

The mayor of Oersdorf had received death threats over plans for a


centre in Schleswig-Holstein in the past, which infuriated right-wingers.

Before the meeting on Thursday the mayor had received a threatening letter with the words: 'Who doesn't want to hear must feel' and 'Oersdorf for the Oersdorferners'.

Two bomb threats had postponed earlier planning meeting attempts.

Police say the attackers are believed to be from the local far-right scene and are now searching for them after they made their escape.

In Berlin, around 50 migrants smashed up furniture to use as weapons to attack the guards at their accommodation block in the northern district of Reinickendorf.

Locked in a room, the security personnel called police saying they feared for their lives. Thirty officers turned up to rescue them.

Trouble broke out when the lights in the former gymnasium were suddenly turned on by security personnelafter they discovered one of their offices had been broken into and looted.

It is believed that neo-Nazis were responsible for the attack, moments before a planning meeting about a proposed new refugee centre. Pictured is a rally in Germany in January, with people holding banners that say 'refugees not welcome'

Outside, some of the guards' cars were vandalised. Angry refugees turned on the staff and began beating them as they fled to find a safe place.

When police arrived they described most attackers as intoxicated. One guard was rushed to hospital with head injuries.

Police said they will press charges of disturbing the peace, grievous bodily harm and property damage.

Alcohol is banned in refugee centres as many young men struggle to cope with its effects after arriving in Germany from Muslim


“I love the amusement park business,
but I’m not a guy who goes on rides.
Kiddie rollercoasters and lazy rivers
are about as daring as I get,” says
Michael Baroni, general counsel of
Palace Entertainment in Newport
Beach, California. The company owns
and operates 22 parks in 11 states, with
600 rides and attractions, that provide
employment for 10,000 people and
draw 7 million visitors each year. “When
I accepted the job at Palace Entertainment, I
knew safety would be my number 1 concern.

I had read horror stories of injuries and death
that kept me up at night before I even started
this job.” (For the record, according to the
International Association of Amusement Parks
and Attractions, the likelihood of being injured
seriously enough to require overnight hospitalization on an amusement park ride is 1 in 24
million.)

But when he joined the company in 2010,Baroni foundWhat was created by the mages left those that gazed upon it in awe. A huge, dark red ring, almost black, with faint swirls of blue, brown, and white running all through it was found floating amid the rolling hills. The ring's center is a mirrored, cloudy reflection that hurts the eyes to gaze upon. Under the ring was found a large expanse of multicolored sand. This patch of sand is simply called The Sands of the Elements. For each element there is a color sand--Red, for fire, Blue, for water, Brown, for earth, and White, for air.

Some speculate that the elementals were pulled through the ring and entrapped. Other protest and say the ring transformed the elementals into the sand. No person really knows what the ring


primal forces of reality. Personally, I would feel something nearly equally primal would be needed. To oppose all four of the cardinal elements, let us turn to the intercardinal elements, the combination of the ideas into something new.

From Fire and Earth, mortal man smelts the power of metal, at once the bite of the sword and the bulwark of the shield.From Earth and Water, Nature works her leafy miracles, from the lowly shrub to the great redwood, the power to grow and thrive. Mortal man names this power Wood. From Water and Wind, the spirits of the past and present bring forth the power of the Mist, the concealing veil between places, the power that clouds, confuses, and chokes. From Wind and Fire, the Gods forge their wrath,this power is crystallized by the forces within the prison, let fall to the wind and weather: The sands of Aros. It was the hope of the magi that this sand would return to nature, distributing its life and power again to the barren world, free of the malevolant intelligence it once possessed...

^^^^^ Okay, on second thought, that's, uhm, overboard, and has setting integration issues. But I still had fun writing it.

Against the background of the sky, one can faintly see four objects, floating high above. Each is a different geometric shape, representative of the four elements.

Each is created from one of the four precious metals, and deeply graven with the symbols of one of the four elements, as well as ritual runes of binding and constraint: Gold


needed, and over time, this power is crystallized by the forces within the prison, let fall to the wind and weather: The sands of Aros. It was the hope of the magi that this sand would return to nature, distributing its life and power again to the barren world, free of the malevolant intelligence it once possessed...

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The Elementals, of course, struggle for freedom within the Sphere - only when they touch that which Is Not, their essence is drained off, and rains down from the sphere's edge as a fine sand, which blows back out to rejoin the world...

WOW. I must meditate. These will be used somehow.

The tree idea gives me ideas for the Scions of Piety in my Rangerwood and Seeker part of the world. MayThe United States is considering imposing sanctions against both Russian and Chinese individuals and companies for cyber attacks against U.S. targets, Reuters reported August 31.

According to the report, U.S. officials said no final decision had been made on imposing sanctions, which could strain relations with Russia further and cast a pall over a state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington in September.

The Washington Post first reported the Obama administration was considering sanctioning Chinese targets and other countries, but did not mention Russia. The Russian Embassy in Washington did not comment.

The U.S. government has suffered a series of embarrassing cyber attacks this year, including one linked to China on the White House Office of Personnel Management that provided a treasure trove of data about government employees, potentially


Emmaunelle Riva, the French actor whose 60 year career came to a triumphant climax with her Oscar nomination for Michael Haneke’s Amour, has died. Riva, who had cancer, died on Friday night in Paris, but was working until last summer, when she made a film, Alma, in Iceland and performed at the Villa Medici in Rome.

Riva was 26 when she moved from rural France to Paris with hopes of becoming an actor, achieving her goal soon afterwards with the leading role in Hiroshima mon amour (1959). The stark story of a failing romance between a French actor and a Japanese architect, it was directed by new wave pioneer Alain Resnais and scripted by Marguerite Duras. Eric Rohmer called it “the most important film since the war, the firstmodern film of sound cinema”.

Riva continued to work with France’s key young directors, including Gillo Pontecorvo on Kapò (1959), Jean-Pierre Melville on Léon Morin, Priest (1961) and Georges Franju on Thérèse Desqueyroux, for which she won best actress at the 1962 Venice film festival.

Riva maintained a commitment to serious film and theatre throughout her career, later collaborating with Krzysztof Kieślowski on Three Colours: Blue (1993) and Julie Deply on Skylab (2011). But it was in 2012, at the age of 85, that Riva finally found international fame, as Anne, an octogenarian music teacher being cared for by her husband (Jean-Louis Trintignant) after a series of strokes.

The film took the Palme d’Or in Cannes and was acclaimed as a modern masterpiece.

Speaking to the Guardian, Riva described how she and


special, something iconic for our campus and for the city of Seattle,” John Schoettler, Amazon’s vice president of global real estate and facilities, said.

Earlier this month, the online retailer narrowed 238 applications for its second headquarters to 20. The finalists, from Boston and New York to Austin, Texas, largely fit the bill of being big metropolises that can attract highly educated tech talent.

Amazon started the frenzied HQ2 contest last summer and plans to pick a winner later this year.

At the Spheres’ opening, Governor Jay Inslee said the project now ranked along with Seattle’s Space Needle as icons of Washington State.

The Spheres, designed by architecture firm NBBJ, will become part of Amazon’s guided campus tours. Members of the public can also visit an exhibit at the Spheres by appointmentless than two weeks after the Veep star won a sixth consecutive Emmy for comedy acting. A native New Yorker of French stock, Louis-Dreyfus has been one of America’s most popular and influential comedy actors since she found fame with cult sitcom Seinfeld in the 1990s.

On Veep she plays a somewhat bumbling vice president who later becomes the acting president, despite her hapless staff making political blunders along the way. She has six consecutive best actress Emmys for Veep as well as three as an executive producer when it was awarded best comedy series.

She has won in the past for her roles on Seinfeld—which also earned her a Golden Globe—and The New Adventures of Old Christine.

It has been a rollercoaster year or so for the actress, who tearfully


dedicated her acting Emmy in 2016 to her father, who passed away two days earlier. “I am so glad that he liked Veep,” she said, her voice breaking down as she accepted the award. “Because his opinion was the one that really mattered.”

Veep recently announced that the seventh season of the HBO show, due to air in 2018, will be its last.

Among the people expressing support for Louis-Dreyfus after her cancer revelation was former vice president Joe Biden, whose son Beau died of brain cancer in 2015 at age 46. “We Veeps stick together. Jill and I, and all of the Bidens, are with you, Julia,” Biden wrote, referring to his wife.

He attached a photo from a comic video in which he and Louis-Dreyfus spoofed the White Housethe true respect Savithri had on him, yields to the proposal and makes them marry. NT also makes GG his business partner in the process.
Nadigar thilagam also marries MN Rajam who is actually indifferent .

The organized villain/villie group of GG’s mother and his brother in law successfully plot a split in their relationship / friendship that NT gives away all his wealth in favour of GG and moves away , cutting off his contacts with even Savithri. The movie also shows NT having a baby boy and Savithri , a kid girl.

But the blood brother-sister affection and bondage remains intact despite the separation. The great Director Bhim singh uses this situation of the movie to insert a song which in my opinion is one of the very best


of THALLATTU songs in tamil cinema.

MALARNDHU MALARADHA PAADHI MALAR POLA VALARUM VIZI VANNAME .

The wonderful song is beautifully used with Savithri starting off with lyrics :

Standing before a portrait of Nadigar thilagam, she first starts singing in praise of the kid .

And the next shot swiftly moves towards Nadigar thilagam who holds his son on hand and repeats the same words.

Sensing the situation, the magnificent due MSV – TKR use lullabies as the ludes . And they are mild, calm, quiet and comforting as if the sound is needed to make the kids sleep !!

As the song moves to first charanam, Shivaji continues but this time touches the old tradition of blood relationships extending their ties to their next generation . Brother’s son/daughter getting married to sister’s wasThe Oregon men's basketball team rallied from a 10-point deficit at halftime to defeat Fresno State 68-61 in their first true road game of the season at the Save Mart Center in front of 9,225 fans.It was a less than eventful start for the Ducks (9-3) as Fresno State (9-3) jumped ahead 5-0 to open the game and did not relinquish the lead the entire first half.UO pulled within one twice, but could not capitalize due to a six-minute scoring drought midway through the half.looked to put the Ducks on level terms with a big three-pointer to make it 27-26, but back-to-back three-pointers from FSU's Jahmal Taylor gave Fresno State a quick seven-point cushion.The Bulldogs closed out the first half leading 38-28 shooting 48 percent from the floor


with 20 points, going 4-of-5 from three-point range … Freshmanrecorded his second career double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds … Wooten also finished with six blocks, tying his career-high and marking his third straight game with at least four blocks. He has 16 blocks over the last three games …extended his double-digit scoring streak to 10 games with 12 points …nearly got his fourth straight double-double finishing with 13 points and seven rebounds.The Ducks dominated under the rim out-rebounding Fresno State 44-33 while out-scoring the Bulldogs 34-18 in the paint … UO took advantage of Fresno State's 14 turnovers scoring 19 points off the Bulldogs' miscues … As a team the Ducks had 12 blocks, one shy of the team record.Head CoachOn's performance…"Kenny (Wooten) was the differencein the game. He really gave us a big lift offensively and defensively. His energy really got us going."Freshman ForwardJrOn what it takes to win…"For us to win games, we have to rebound and play defense."On Oregon's first half struggles…"I felt like in the first half we were forcing shots."The Ducks return to Matthew Knight Arena for their final non-conference game of the season against Central Arkansas Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 8 p.m. (Pac-12 Networks).


Democratic Senators have been avoiding town halls with their constituents, even though ten of them are up for re-election in 2018.

Only been a few have taken on town halls, the New York Post reported on Friday.

Hillary Shields, a member of Kansas City Indivisible, said that her Senator skipping out on an invitation for a town hall suggests that lawmakers are "afraid" of the people they represent.

"Seems to me that all these members of Congress are afraid of their constituents," Shields said of Sen. Claire McCaskill (D., Mo.), who refused an invitation to attend a town hall.

McCaskill isn't the only Democrat disregarding the town halls, according to the Post. Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.) has also avoided holding a town hall.

One of his constituents Cathy Kunkel told a wireand interrupted when he hosted his town hall at Springdale High School in Arkansas on Wednesday.

"The audience routinely screamed at the senator throughout the event," CNN reported. "Chants of ‘do your job' and ‘tax return' permeated throughout the crowd, as did applause for Cotton at times."


Mongolia: Property – bubble or boom?

By Paulius Kuncinas
Regional Editor, Oxford Business Group

Confidence that Mongolia’s resource wealth will generate unprecedented expansion in its real estate market has seen prices rise and many of Ulaanbaatar’s prime properties snapped up. However, the experience of other countries that have had similar resource-related property growth suggests it may not last forever.
In September, Export Development Canada, the state-owned export credit agency, warned that due to bank credits rising in excess of 50% year-on-year in 2012, a real estate “bubble” had appeared in the capital, which is likely to have a negative impact on the banking sector. Meanwhile, in October the central bank said the national growth rate in 2012 will slow by up to one-third from the record 17% achieved in 2011, due toof much of the country’s infrastructure.
Citing further problems, in August the Mongolia Real Estate Blog wrote, “The volatility of housing prices and the potential for a boom-bust is higher if the housing supply is severely constrained by land access and urban regulation problems, which is an issue, considering the short supply of land in Ulaanbaatar”.

A number of players in the industry, who are concerned about the prospects of a real estate bubble in the capital, have pointed to similar circumstances in Kazakhstan in 2008. “Driven by an influx of oil-related FDI and easily accessible mortgages, land prices in downtown Almaty, Kazakhstan’s largest city, surged a whopping 8000% between 2002 and 2008, while the cost per metre of apartments in the downtown area rose 833% in the same period”,


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Probably the worst player to have ATP points is Mark Ein, owner of the Washington Kastles. He was 43 when he got Kevin Kim to partner with him in doubles and won a round in the main draw of an ATP event by retirement several years back. He is basically a decent recreational player that bought himself a WC and got lucky.

Gulbis is lazy, complacent, and spoiled by his $$Daddy$$, but he's not the "worst" ATP player by any means. Don't forget that this lazy, complacent doofus has wins over GS champions ********, Djoker, and Pony...

Verdasco by far. He is genetically designed to be unable to beat Nadal no matter how badly Nadal is playing. Have you seen their match in 2011 Cincy which is probably Nadal's worstwhich is probably Nadal's worst tournament every season.

No. He was a fairly reasonable journeyman player - got to AO semis, got to top 20 - who had a bad streak for a while, which he later came back from.

I suspect Goober got it right.

goober said:

Probably the worst player to have ATP points is Mark Ein, owner of the Washington Kastles. He was 43 when he got Kevin Kim to partner with him in doubles and won a round in the main draw of an ATP event by retirement several years back. He is basically a decent recreational player that bought himself a WC and got lucky.

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Interestingly, I checked his record, and he's tried that a few times - and he got a SECOND win in some


other tournament! Also by retirement.

Verdasco by far. He is genetically designed to be unable to beat Nadal no matter how badly Nadal is playing. Have you seen their match in 2011 Cincy which is probably Nadal's worst tournament every season.

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Verdasco by far. He is genetically designed to not beat federer, no matter how bad Fed is playing.

I have to say that Gulbis is one of the softest players on tour, but I don't know about being the worst. He does have talent, it just doesn't seem to be a real priority to him to put it to use on a consistent basis.

Even being the worst on the tour means you're one of the best in world.

Gulbis is lazy, complacent, and spoiled by his $$Daddy$$, but he'sJimi Hendrix Biopic to Debut in September

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Jimi Hendrix’s biopic All Is by My Side is finally ready to get its debut. The movie will enjoy its premiere at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, which is set to run from Sept. 5 through Sept. 15. The film stars Andre Benjamin (Andre 3000 of hip-hop duo OutKast) and documents Hendrix as his career was blossoming in England in 1967 and ‘68.

More of the cast includes actresses Imogen Poots and Hayley Atwell, playing Hendrix’s girlfriends Linda Keith and Kathy Etchingham, respectively. John Ridley (Three Kings, The Wanda Sykes Show) wrote and directed the documentary.

Look for the full schedule for the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival to drop on Aug. 20.

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Insenstivity of the Chandigarh police, yoga guru Swami Ramdev and the media has forced a gang rape victim and her family to leave their house in search of anonymity and peace.

Ramdev and his followers had visited the victim's house on December 21 last year to offer help. Flouting the rules, more than 100 people, including those from the media, had reached the locality where the family lived in Chandigarh's outskirts.

Sources said Ramdev ignored the appeal of DIG R.S. Ghuman, who had asked him not to visit the victim's home. The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) had slammed Ramdev for meeting the victim, saying he had breached the sensitivity of the matter.

The yoga guru should be prosecuted for disclosing the identity of the gangrape victim, the Congress leaderssaid.

"A criminal case should be registered against Ramdev for disclosing the identity of the victim.

We will be compelled to take the legal recourse if no action is taken against Ramdev," vice-president of Chandigarh Youth Congress, Harmel Kesari said.

"The victim's brother has said that the family was compelled to sell their house as people started visiting them after the incident. The family is now living in a rented accommodation at an undisclosed location," the victim's counsel Brajeshwar Jaswal said.

Another reason was the constant pressure being mounted on the family by the perpetrators of the crime, he said. The lawyer, however, confirmed that the family is satisfied with the investigation being done by a special investigation team.

Based on the girl's complaint, five Chandigarh police constables were arrested on December 19


Wednesday, I took Brian to the airport to fly out to Utah for Matt's graduation. I had a bad feeling, but I figured it was just because that would be the first time we were away from each other since the surgery, and so far away. The doctors were confident that he was fine to travel and even took him off of his seizure medicine two months early so he decided to go. Thankfully, he met up with his mom and dad and they shared a hotel room because lo and behold, in the middle of the night on Friday he had another seizure. I got a call at about 3AM from Greg letting me know that aside from biting his mouth really bad again, he was okayat plane tickets to get myself out there.

Kim called next because they needed some info about his meds, and then later I got one more call to let me know the preliminary CT report looked clear, and I got to talk with Brian for a minute. This time, when he woke up he was extra confused because he wasn't home. He said he just let the paramedics do what they needed to do, but he was very out of it. He didn't know why his mom was there, he couldn't remember Matt's graduation, and he had no idea he was even in Utah. But at least he didn't think he was 18 this time :) The doctor heard his history and decided it was best that he go


ahead and fly home on Sunday as planned and check in with his doctors at home. So Sunday, Alissa and I picked him up. I had a Creamy Lime Pie waiting for him so he had a slice of that and then we went to dinner at Grandma and Grandpa Branch's. After that, Brian went to sleep and slept until about 9:30, and then got up, but then went back to bed with me at about 10:00 and slept all night. He was just exhausted.

I called on Saturday and talked to the emergency line at the INI clinic and the lady was exceedingly rude and told me that the line was for emergencies only and I would have to call back Monday morning. I guess I am aTen years ago, he slammed crucial half centuries that helped India win the cricket World Cup for the deaf and ... Read More

VADODARA: Ten years ago, he slammed crucial half centuries that helped India win the cricket World Cup for the deaf and mute cricket. His allround performance promoted him to the captainship of Indian team three years ago.

But life has bowled a wrong one to 30-year-old Imran Sheikh, who is forced to sell 'moong kachori' at a roadside stall on the Old Padra Road. Imran started selling kachoris a week ago to make ends meet. "Cricket is my passion and I want to keep playing. But my financial condition is not good enough to support my family . Playing deaf and mute cricket matches doesn't earn me


much money. So I started a nutritious kachori stall with the help of my wife Roza for earning extra income. I also got a temporary job in Gujarat Refinery, thanks to my coach Nitendra Singh," Imran told TOI in sign language.

Standing six-foot tall, Imran started playing cricket at the age of 15. "I used to watch matches on television and later began playing at Bhutadizampa ground. But my coach Nitendra Singh mentored me for higher level of cricket. I got into Gujarat team and then in Indian team," Imran recalled. He scored 70 runs against Nepal, 60 against New Zealand and then scored a match-winning 62 against Pakistan in 2005 world cup semi-finals.

Imran scored a valuable 40-run knock and bagged three wickets in finals against England to helpIndia win the World Cup. "He is a genuine talent and has worked hard to play cricket at the highest level.

He last captained Indian deaf and mute team in the Asia Cup T20 tournament in April this year. Sadly, he wasn't picked up for U-19 tourney in BCA years ago as he is deaf and mute," Nitendra alias Munna, who keeps helping Imran, said.

Nitendra is said that Imran wants to quit cricket for good. "It will be unfortunate if he does this," he added.

"We recently moved out of our family house. Barodians have been very supportive and queuing up to eat at our stall.

We would be glad if the government helps us get a permanent place for our eatery," said Imran's wife.


In a new report from The Hollywood Reporter it was announced that Hasbro has acquired the worldwide Master Toy License for The Ghosbusters! The first products will hit shelves in 2020, in time for the new Ghostbusters film. In the upcoming film, the surviving original Ghostbusters cast return along with some fresh faces. It serves as a direct sequel to the original two films and is due out on Jul 10th, 2020. Hasbro has been dabbling a bit in the Ghostbusters license with a few crossover Transformers figures earlier this year. As the master toy license holder, they will have access to the entire Ghostbusters catalog to pull from. an excerpt from the article:

“As we build up to release our new Ghostbusters film next year, it was aproducing a long running line of Ghostbusters figures. Their releases have spanned not only the original films, but also the fan favorite animated series. Their line has run 10 assortments, bringing fans two massive diorama displays in the Rooftop dio and the Firehouse entrance.

With New York Comic-Con 2019 coming in October, and Toy Fair 2019 coming up in February, it may not be too long before we see our first products. We’ll update as more info is released.


by this study.

The main variant of Coldwell is Couldwell and this surname tends to occur mostly in the southern part of Yorkshire. Occasionally Coldwell also gets transformed into a Cowgill which is confusing because the name exists in its own right unconnected with Coldwell. I have also found a few Coldhill as variants of Coldwell. Occasionally there are other variants arising from minor changes in spelling but these are few in number and are usually apparent by tracing the particular family backwards to find the original name.

Name origin

In West Yorkshire, the locality Coldwell in Austonley in the Holme valley, west of Huddersfield, has given rise to the name Coldwell, which has ramified in the Holmfirth area and subsequently spread throughout the old West Riding of Yorkshire. Today thereremains a farm and a lane named Coldwell in Austonley (now called Homebridge).

Historical occurrences of the name

The earliest reference I have found to Coldwell is in 1376 to John de Coldewelle involved in a dispute with John de Malleshedde at Austonley (West Riding Manorial Court Records). In the same year Thomas de Coldewelle surrendered a cottage and five roods of land in Wooldale, Holmfirth, Huddersfield. Several other early references exist including this interesting item in 1447/8 at Scholes, Holmfirth: a bye-law that Agnes Coldewelle should repair and mend the common way at New Mill near Huddersfield. This is the first evidence of a connection with the new corn mill (new pre 1447!). Coldwell (now Coldhill) Lane leads to the mill site in New Mill. There are many more