shops, a school and a church.

Throughout the 1880s and 1890s the Metropolitan Railway either bought or built track which went all the way up to Verney Junction.

In 1897 you could get a train from New Cross in South East London all the way to Verney Junction in Buckinghamshire, 50 miles away.

It's so far into Buckinghamshire that it's not far from Milton Keynes.

Although, of course, it would be another 70 years before Milton Keynes and all its roundabouts would be built.

The slow decline of the Metropolitan Railway

As the railway rolled on into the new century it faced a new host of challenges.

Competitors were catching up and passengers were finding alternate transport options.

A movement slowly grew throughout the first decades of the 20th Century to bring all the public transportsystems, including the Metropolitan Railway, under one company.

The Metropolitan Railway remained stubbornly independent until 1933 when all the railway's assets were absorbed into the London Passenger Transport Board, the precursor to Transport for London.

Although the company was over its rail lines lived on.

Parts of the Metropolitan Railway were absorbed into other lines but the bulk of it became the Metropolitan Line we know today.

The trains all the way up to Verney Junction were dropped, however, with passengers now only able to get as far as Chesham and Amersham.

Despite it's disappearance, the pioneers behind the Metropolitan Railway defined the early London Underground.

Their legacy is the world-class transport system we have today.


Virginia lawmaker wins election from jail

A Virginia state delegate who resigned his seat due to a sex scandal involving a teenage staff member won a special election to regain his seat on Tuesday and will be sworn in Wednesday for the beginning of the legislative session.

Joseph Morrissey, an independent who previously served as a Democrat, won the special election over Republican Matt Walton and Democrat Kevin Sullivan. Morrissey drew 42 percent of the vote, while Sullivan got 33 percent and Walton got 24 percent, according to unofficial returns.

Morrissey resigned in December after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, rather than face felony charges including possession of child pornography, indecent liberties with a minor and electronic solicitation of a minor.

The Virginia delegateentered the special election for his old seat from jail, campaigning during the daytime while wearing a monitoring device and spending his nights in Henrico county’s Regional Jail East. He is the first Virginia lawmaker to win reelection while serving time in jail, Virginia House of Delegates Clerk G. Paul Nardo confirmed.

Morrissey was indicted in June 2014 for allegedly having sex multiple times with a 17-year-old girl in his law office, in addition to possessing a nude photograph of the minor and sending the photograph to a friend. Police claim to have found the alleged photograph on Morrissey’s phone.

Local police claim to have found the girl at Morrissey’s home in Henrico County, Virginia.

This is not the first time Morrissey has been at the center of a controversy. During


Last night, a few hundred lucky readerfolk and museum fanboys got the chance to steal away into the American Museum of Natural History for an after hours, behind-the-scenes tour of one of the great nerd meccas in the world.

The evening's revelries began in the Hayden Planetarium, where we got a quick tour of the Digital Universe Atlas. Pluto drew raucous applause (the open bar had started by then), and we all did our best to sully the experience by tweeting through presentation (check out #AMNHTweetup), thereby inserting shadows of our heads into the farthest reaches of the universe.

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Then it was time to break off onto the private tours. I got to see the Cryogenics facilities with Dr. George Amato, Director of the Center for Conservation Genetics and self-professedA Spirit Airlines flight leaving Las Vegas this weekend was delayed after a male passenger got naked while boarding and approached a flight attendant, according to a spokesman for a Nevada airport.

The incident unfolded Saturday on a plane bound for Oakland, California.

"He removed his clothes and then approached a flight attendant," McCarran International Airport spokesman Chris Jones told KSNV. "Metro officers were called and he was given medical attention."

SPIRIT PASSENGER CLAIMS AIRLINE GAVE AWAY THE EXTRA SEAT HE RESERVED TO ACCOMODATE HIS SIZE

Police and medical responders took the passenger for observation, the airport said.

The passenger received medical treatement after the episode, Lt. Carlos Hank said.

The flight was delayed by about 30 minutes and arrived approximately 20 minutes late, according to KTNV.

The Associated Presss contributed to this report.


the organizations behind the initiative.

Locally made voting box

Cooper said the box was modelled after similar units in other cities around the world and fabricated locally by Sydney-based company Protocase.

Cigarette butts can contain up to 60 different carcinogens and when washed into rivers, harbours and oceans, can leach into the water and harm wildlife.

Cooper is hoping the new voting station will serve as an innovative way to redirect waste and raise awareness about the effect of discarded cigarette butts on the environment.

"Even folks who don't typically litter still flick their cigarette butts. It's just a regular habit," she said. "So you have to get creative and think about ways to divert this waste, and this one's kind of fun."

The plan is to move the box around the downtown andThis article is more than 5 months old

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A British woman convicted of making up gang-rape claims in Cyprus will speak about the case in her first television interview.

ITV’s documentary, Believe Me – the Cyprus Rape Case, speaks to the 19-year-old woman, referred to as Emily in the programme, as well as her mother, her friends and the man who claims he stumbled upon her shortly after the alleged rape occurred.

The British student was stuck on the Mediterranean island for almost five months after claiming she was raped by up to 12 Israeli tourists in a hotel room in the town of Ayia Napa on 17 July last year. The 12 men were arrested, but were released without charge.

Emily remains adamant she


161 N.W.2d 293 (1968)
Charles COX and Grace Cox, Appellants,
v.
WRIGHT-HENNEPIN COOPERATIVE ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,
Frank Thies and Elmer Thies, Respondents.
No. 41081.
Supreme Court of Minnesota.
August 16, 1968.
Meagher, Geer, Markham & Anderson, and O. C. Adamson, II, Minneapolis, for appellant.
William E. Crowder, Gerald H. Hanratty and Clarence O. Johnson, Minneapolis, for Charles Cox and Grace Cox.
Stringer, Donnelly & Sharood, St. Paul, for Frank Thies.
Drake & Drake and John W. Simpson, Minneapolis, for Elmer Thies.

OPINION
PER CURIAM.
Appeal from an order of the district court vacating a judgment in an action for personal injury brought by Charles Cox and Grace Cox against Frank Thies, Elmer Thies, and Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association.
During the trial, which commenced in February 1967, the trial court directed a verdict in favor of the cooperative electric association at the close of theevidence produced by plaintiffs. On May 19, 1967, the trial court, finding that the district court file did not show the directed verdict, ordered that the action be dismissed with prejudice and on the merits as to the cooperative electric association and that judgment be entered accordingly. On May 22, 1967, judgment was so entered in the office of the clerk of the District Court of Hennepin County. The time for appeal from this judgment expired on August 20, 1967. On September 18, 1967, the district court vacated the judgment of May 22 for the apparent purpose of permitting an extension of the time for a review of its May 19th order.
The order of the district court vacating the judgment was not authorized under the circumstances of this


New Zealand, Ireland, Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, co-signed a letter to the United Nations Human Rights Council that expressed concern of “credible reports of arbitrary detention... as well as widespread surveillance and restrictions, particularly targeting Uyghurs and other minorities in Xinjiang.”

The letter also called on China to immediately halt its arbitrary detention and allow “freedom of movement of Uyghurs and other Muslim and minority communities in Xinjiang.”

Barely 72 hours later, however, Beijing successfully coerced the ambassadors of 37 other countries, most of whom have appalling human rights records of their own, into signing a letter that expressed their support for the incarceration of Muslims in so-called “reeducation camps.”

The 37 countries included North Korea, Myanmar, Cuba, Venezuela, Cambodia, Zimbabwe, and shockingly 8 Muslim majority countries,including Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Syria, Oman, and Pakistan.

“Faced with the grave challenge of terrorism and extremism, China has undertaken a series of counter-terrorism and deradicalisation measures in Xinjiang, including setting up vocational education and training centres,” the letter said.

The words to which these countries have signed their name to defy all reasonable belief. The accusations against China have been corroborated by thousands upon thousands of eyewitness and survivor testimonies; satellite imagery, and an array of leaked videos and documents, many of which show the destruction of mosques and evidence that Chinese authorities have banned the practice of Islam in public places.

Among those destroyed was the Imam Asim shrine, which had attracted thousands of Uyghur pilgrims each year.

The demolition of mosques is the tip


outsider with his Georgia team. Despite having ben a governor and thus knowing how to draft legislation and get bills passed, he famously got little accomplished despite having a Democratic party majority in the House and Senate.

Trump is likely to spend his first year, and conceivably his entire Presidency, with all of the Democratic party and enough of the Republican party against him to stymie him, fighting for the right to govern. And that assumes he has an agenda beyond the very few goals he has articulated consistently: getting out of “bad” trade deals and entering into better ones; reducing immigration and deporting many undocumented immigrants (and building his famed wall); investing heavily in infrastructure; making NATO members pay their share of its budget (the theoretical level, 2%A two-train collision resulted in a pair of carriages being overturned near the Austrian capital Vienna. Over a dozen people were injured, local transport company confirmed.

The crash happened at around 6pm local time near the station of Kritzendorf, north of Vienna. Roman Hahslinger, a spokesman for railway company OBB, said a Railjet intercity train struck a regional train, resulting in the Railjet train tipping over. Some 150 passengers were aboard the two trains.

Aktuelle Lage zu dem Zugsunglück in #Kritzendorf:- Derzeit besteht kein Zugsverkehr zwischen Klosterneuburg-Weidling und St. Andrä Wördern.- Es gab eine Kollision zwischen einem Regionalexpress (REX) und einer S-Bahn (SB)- Rettungskräfte bergen derzeit die Verletzte (15 P.) — S-Bahn Wien (@SBahnWien) December 22, 2017

There were about 150 passengers on the train when the crash occurred, Austria’s OBB


railway spokesman Roman Hahslinger told the Kurier newspaper. He added that 14 passengers were injured during the incident, and at least one person suffered a traumatic brain injury. Vienna’s S-Bahn railway operator, however, put the number of injured at 15 in a tweet.

READ MORE: At least 3 people killed as Amtrak train derails onto highway in Washington state (VIDEO)

Resperger also told ORF that two helicopters and a large number of rescue workers were on the scene. The cause of the crash is still unknown.

Rescue services had to free some of the trapped passengers from the carriages, authorities said. A rail replacement bus has been set up to service the route.Bison Glee Club to Sing March 6 in Oklahoma Churches

February 28, 2011

Since 1938, the Bison Glee Club has showcased some of Oklahoma Baptist University's finest young men in a talented chorus. On Sunday, March 6, the group will perform at two churches in Oklahoma: First Baptist Church in Purcell and First Baptist Church in Blanchard.

The group will sing at First Baptist Church in Purcell during the 10:15 a.m. service. The church is located at 400 West Main Street, Purcell, OK 73080.

The Bison Glee Club is slated to perform at First Baptist Church in Blanchard during the 4:30 p.m. service. The church is located at 919 NE 10th Street Blanchard, OK 73010.

The community is invited to attend both performances.

The Bison Glee Club was founded by Warren M. Angell, former


dean of the College of Fine Arts. Members are selected by audition and represent a number of academic areas of the university. The group performs at many churches, schools and campus events, as well as staging tours throughout the country.

Members of the 2010-11 Bison Glee Club include Rett Adams, a freshman from Oklahoma City; Andrew Barker, a sophomore from Louisburg, Kan.; Jered Bell, a junior from Magnolia, Texas; Corbin Donavan, a freshman from Stillwater, Okla.; Josh Ferguson, a sophomore from Carrollton, Texas; Johnathan Flowers, a junior from Irving, Texas; Kade Goforth, a senior from Tulsa, Okla.; Curtis Headrick, a sophomore from Sayre, Okla.; Andre Jones, a junior from Lawton, Okla.; Michael Juliano, a freshman from Enid, Okla.; Nathan King, a junior from Shawnee; Ben Koch, a freshman fromBlackwell, Okla.; Brenden Laughlin, a junior from Shawnee; Erick Lind, a freshman from Oklahoma City; Jon Livingston, a junior from Bixby, Okla.; Daniel Martinez, a freshman from Oklahoma City; Sean Muzljakovich, a junior from Bartlesville, Okla.; Miles Noah, a senior from Shawnee; Nick Oxford, a sophomore from Arvada, Colo.; Seth Remling, a sophomore from Meridian, Idaho; Jonathan Ruiz, a sophomore from Tulsa; and Ethan Wood, a sophomore from Blanchard, Okla.

The director of the Bison Glee Club is Dr. Brent Ballweg, who also serves as director of choral activities at OBU. He received his bachelor's degree at OBU and his master's degree at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He earned his doctorate at the University of Missouri-Kansas City

For more information about the Bison Glee Club, contact the OBU Division of


The suicide of 52-year-old RTI activist Vilas Baravkar, who had been highlighting the irregularities in the construction activities in and around Chakan has sent the local police as well as politicians in a tizzy. In his four page suicide note, written on a Rs 100 stamp paper, Baravkar has named 78 persons including serving and former IPS officers and local politicians.

Baravkar had gone to Khed tehsildar’s office for some work on Monday. After returning home he sent back his security escort constable Suresh Jadhav and sat down to write what later turned out to be the suicide note. While his family members slept separately, Baravkar seems to have gone in another room and hanged himself to death. Baravkar’s wife didn’t see him in the morning and found theroom was locked from inside. She called her son and the door was broke open. The local police were informed about the incident. Spot panchnama revealed the suicide note and the body was moved to the hospital.As the news spread, RTI activists and others gathered before the hospital demanding strict action against those named in the note. Baravkar’s family, too, refused to accept the body demanding stringent action. Eventually, top police officers intervened and assured them of fair investigation and convinced the family to accept the body.
Additional superintendent of police Vijaykumar Magar, who visited the spot and met Baravkar’s relatives, said that the situation was under control. He, however, refused to elaborate on the investigations as it was too early.

No details on how Baravkar was harassed

Cops suspect the


real reason behind his suicide could be the long-standing dispute he had with his brother and two cousins over six acres of land at Chakan.Pune: Vilas Baravkar may have mentioned 78 people in his suicide note, but he has not listed specific details on how he was harassed by them, the police now claim.They also suspect that the real reason could be his long-standing dispute over his six-acre land with his brother as well as two cousins that led to Baravkar’s suicide.“Baravkar sought help from several people which included police officers as well as politicians to resolve this dispute. He probably committed suicide as there was no resolution in sight. But before he took the drastic step, he named every single person he had met,” explained a seniorface lift. In classical face lift, incisions are made different places on face depending on the type of face lift surgery. The other method is endoscopic face lift. This technique is applied with tiny surgical cams called endoscop. The type of technique depends on your face condition and the type of face lift.

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The first Kindertransport train delivering German Jewish children from Nazi persecution left Berlin just over 80 years ago.

A huge humanitarian undertaking, the rescue mission would ultimately bring some 10,000 children from Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland and Danzig to Britain with Europe on the cusp of the Second World War, saving them from certain death in the Holocaust.

The action was initiated in response to Kristallnacht (“the Night of the Broken Glass”), which saw 267 synagogues razed, 91 Jews murdered and 30,000 people rounded up to be taken to Nazi concentration camps on the night of 9 November 1938.

The atrocity made clear the seriousness of Nazi anti-Semitism to onlookers overseas, who could not fail to act in good conscience. Concerned citizens appealed to the prime minister, Sir Neville Chamberlain, tocontention.

The assumption the children would be able to return home to their families on mainland Europe when the violence had blown over would ultimately prove a tragic underestimation of the Nazi threat.

The newly formed Movement for the Care of Children dispatched representatives to Germany and Austria to organise the exodus while the British government issued an appeal for foster families via the BBC Home Service on 25 November, read by Cabinet minister Viscount Samuel, a practising Jew.

Jewish refugee children wait at Liverpool Street Station in London after arriving on the Kindertransport (Getty)

Offers flooded in from 500 families as inspectors were sent out to approve prospective homes.

Arranged by a network of German volunteers, the first train departing from Friedrichstrasse Station on 1 December 1938 carried 196 children, many from


an orphanage burnt down during Kristallnacht, delivering them to the port of Harwich in Essex two days later via ferries from the Dutch port of Hoek van Holland in Rotterdam.

Each carried a single suitcase, a little money and a name tag, with the Gestapo supervising their departure from Germany. On arrival in England, they were either taken directly to their foster homes or temporarily housed in summer camps.

While any child would have found the separation from their parents deeply traumatic, some fondly recalled the excitement of the journey in later life and the novelty of being given tea and cake on board.

Other trains set out from Vienna on 10 December, from Poland in February and August 1939 and from Czechoslovakia in March after the German army invaded.

The finaldeparture from Germany took place on 1 September, the same day the Nazis entered Poland, causing Britain, France and the Allies to declare war.

The last Kindertransport mission delivered 74 children aboard the SS Bodegraven freighter from Ijmuden in the Netherlands on 14 May 1940 as the Dutch army surrendered.

Altogether some 60,000 Jewish refugees would arrive in Britain seeking asylum, with around 50,000 settling permanently and the remainder subsequently relocating to North America, Australia or the newly formed state of Israel.

While they were not universally welcomed in Britain, with opposition led by Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists, the majority were moved to compassion by the plight of the Jewish people and the Kindertransport effort stands as an example of the country at its best.

A memorial to the Kindertransport


at Liverpool Street Station in London (Graham C99)

Statues to commemorate the initiative stand today at Liverpool Street Station in east London, at Friedrichstrasse in Berlin and on the platform at Prague railway station, the last honouring Sir Nicholas Winton, now fondly remembered as “Britain’s Schindler”.

Sir Nicholas, then a 29-year-old stockbroker, abandoned a Christmas 1938 skiing holiday to Switzerland to help the Jewish sons and daughters of Czechoslovakia escape, setting up a makeshift office in Prague’s Wenceslas Square that would eventually find homes for 669 children safe from Nazi tyranny.

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Appearing on an episode of the BBC programme That’s Life! in February 1988 to discuss his achievement, Sir Nicholas was moved to tears when host Esther Rantzen revealed the entire studio audience was comprisedachievements of the Nottingham City of Football project.

John McGovern, Nottingham Forest double European Cup winning captain, commented; “It is an incredible honour for us to be inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame and we are grateful to Nottingham City Council for helping us to share this fantastic event with the people of Nottingham.”

Forest will be inducted alongside neighbours Notts County, with the world’s oldest football league club also part of the grand celebration of football in Nottingham.

Councillor Jon Collins, Leader of Nottingham City Council and Portfolio Holder for Strategic Regeneration added; “We are delighted to be hosting such a prestigious event to celebrate football in the City of Nottingham.

“We have a proud history of sport, and in particular football, in the City and for both


clubs to be recognised in the Hall of Fame is testament to Nottingham as a whole.

“As well as celebrating the rich history of football in Nottingham it is also a time to be excited about the future of football as our status as the City of Football suggests.

Participation in football across Nottingham is at an all time high and the City of Football project continues to break down barriers and get more and more people involved in the beautiful game.”

Amanda Chambers, Managing Director of Nottingham City of Football, added; “This will be a fantastic event to celebrate everything that is great about football in Nottingham, both on and off the field, across all generations, genders and backgrounds and abilities.”

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Gift of Peter Reddaway, May 2001, to The Andrei Sakharov Archives and Human Rights
Center at Brandeis University. Transferred, with his consent, as part of the Sakharov
Archives, to Harvard University, upon the gift of the Archives by Elena Bonner.

This collection is not housed at Houghton Library but is shelved offsite at the Harvard
Depository. Retrieval requires advance notice. Readers should check with Houghton
Public
Services staff to determine what material is offsite and retrieval policies and
times.

None of the photographs in this collection are under copyright. Those publishing these
photographs should, however, include a citation to the collection as follows: Peter
Reddaway Photograph Collection (MS Russ 78). Houghton Library, Harvard University.

This collection is part of the Andrei Sakharov Archives. Peter Reddaway, Ph.D., was
on
the faculty of the London School of Economics and Political Science (1965-1986),
directed theKennan Institute for Advanced Russian Studies (1986-1989), and was, until
his retirement in 2000, professor of Political Science and International Affairs,
and
chairman of the Committee of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
at
the George Washington University. Reddaway is one of the first Western scholars to
study
early documents of Soviet human rights movements as historical material.

The photographs and negatives were smuggled out of the USSR, and the professional
photographer Mr. Inglis processed them in the London suburb of Dulwich. Many of the
photographs were published in newspapers, magazines, and books, including The Chronicle
of Current Events (Amnesty International, London), edited by Peter Reddaway. His first
wife Kathy Reddaway helped to organize the photograph collection.

born 24 December 1932 in Polish Ukraine. Studied in Lvov.
In the 1960's moved to Kiev. Has 2 children from 2 wives. Youngest


MarkBox 1, Folder R05

(271)Dzhegolya, IvanBox 1, Folder R05

Born 19501979: sentenced to two and a half years.

(272)Dzhemilev, Kadyr TarniBox 1, Folder R05

(1920 - 1943) with wife and son. His party card, pierced by a bullet is
preserved together with his decorations in the Museum of the Armed Forces in
Moscow. He was killed at
Stalingrad where there is a monument to him.

(273)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

His parents: Abduldzhemil Mustafayev (born 1897 )
and Makhfire Mustafayev (born 1910 )

(274)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

Mustafa Dzhemilev's parents and son
Khanefi.Crimea September 1977

(275)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

Crimean Tartar (camp photograph)

(276)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

In exile, 1980

(277)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

with friend Gani Mustafayev who came to
Zyryanka to be with him through his exile, but was not
allowed by the authorities to stay.

(278)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, Folder R05

(279)Dzhemilev, MustafaBox 1, FolderFolder R08

(426)Ginzburg, AlexanderBox 1, Folder R08

pencil portrait

(427)Ginzburg, AlexanderBox 1, Folder R08

Misc. photographs of his family 1978.

(428)Ginzburg, AlyoshaBox 1, Folder R08

one of Irina & Alexander's children.

(430)Ginzburg, Alyosha & SanyaBox 1, Folder R08

Ginzburg's children: Alexei, (Alyosha) and
"Little Alexander" Sanya.

(419)Ginzburg, EvgeniaBox 1, Folder R08

Newscutting

(432)Ginzburg, IrinaBox 1, Folder R08

Press conference at Sakharov's apartment July 15 1978. After the trial of
Alexander GinsburgAnatoly Scharansky and Viktoras
Petkus

(433)Ginzburg, IrinaBox 1, Folder R08

(434)Ginzburg, IrinaBox 1, Folder R08

with her children, March 1979

(431)Ginzburg, Irina & Alexander's children Box 1, Folder R08

Alyosha & Sanya

(435)Ginzburg, Irina at her home Box 1, Folder R08

party for dissenter's children.

(436)Ginzburg, Irina at her home Box 1, Folder R08

party for dissenter's children, 30 December 1977.

(438)Ginzburg, LyudmilaBox 1, Folder R08

(437)Ginzburg Press conference at their Box 1, Folder R08

February 2 1978 on the anniversary of A's arrest.

(429)Ginzburg, SanyaBox


Folder R13

with baby daughter, 10 April 1980. Copyright: Wolzak

(600)Kaplun, IrinaBox 2, Folder R13

and child

(601)Kaplun, IrinaBox 2, Folder R13

(602)Kapranov, MikhailBox 2, Folder R13

(603)Karapetyan, AnaitBox 2, Folder R13

(604)Karasik, S.Box 2, Folder R13

and her two sons. A year after her husband "Ndobora" was arrested. 1970 -
1971

(605)Karavansky, SvyatoslavBox 2, Folder R13

in 1960

(606)Karavansky, Svyatoslav I.Box 2, Folder R13

(607)Karavansky, Svyatoslav I.Box 2, Folder R13

(608)Karim, AbdulaBox 2, Folder R13

an Afghan with his wife and the remains of a shack in which he kept animals,
after it had been burned down by the authorities in 1973 (or early 1974 ).
Near ChervonogradLvov Region.

(609)Karim, AbdulaBox 2, Folder R13

an Afghan with his wife and the remains of a shack in which he kept animals,
after it had been burned down by the authorities in 1973 (or early 1974). Near
ChervonogradLvov Region.

(610)Karpenko, BorisBox2, Folder R13

sister of Mustafa Dzhemilev

(630)Khakhayev, SergeiBox 2, Folder R13

(631)Khakhayev, SergeiBox 2, Folder R13

March 1973

(632)Khantsis, YakovBox 2, Folder R13

Jew from Kishinyov a driver. Photograph c. 1971?

(633)Khaustov, VictorBox 2, Folder R13

(634)Khavkin, DavidBox 2, Folder R13

with a fellow prisoner in Mordovia, 1960. This is the first known photograph of
the inside fo a Soviet political camp to reach the West.

(635)Khavkin, DavidBox 2, Folder R13

His departure from Sheremetevo1969.Ester Khavkin is standing first left in the front row. Her
husband David 3rd left, their son,
Leonid is kneeling first left. Kneeling first right is
Israel Schmerler and fourth right in second row is
Natlya Slepyan

(bottom left)baptist, with family. on 21 March 1977 his house in
Ivangorod, Leningrad region, was searched by police and
a printing press and 3 tons of paper were confiscated. Koop was arrested a week
later. (See


to be carried out by the person on duty on each floor of the
Luga UVD hostel for parolees. Luga1978

(877)Makarenko, OlgaBox 3, Folder R17

Notice in the Luga UVD special commandant's office and hostel, saying that for
violating hostel discipline - A.K. Molev was sent back to a camp on the day his
sentence ended, to serve out the same period he had spent in the hostel as a
parolee. Luga1978.

(878)Makarenko, OlgaBox 3, Folder R17

in the Luga UDV special commandant's office and hostel. "Registration every
Saturday from 1900 to 2200 hours". Luga1978

(879)Makarenko, OlgaBox 3, Folder R17

with her husband (Evgeny Murashov?) visiting
Mikhail MakarenkoLuga1978. The notice says that all parolees must attend the weekly
political instruction classes.

artist. Photographed with Natalya Kazarinova and the
wife of artist Gleb Bogomolov and Georgy
Mikhailov (art collector and organizer of exhibitions in homes)

(1097)Ovsienko,R21

(on right) born 1929 with Albertas Zilinskas
(left) born 1932

(1143)Petkus, ViktorasBox 3, Folder R21

(1144)Petkus, ViktorasBox 3, Folder R21

last day of his trial, Vilnius1978. First & second from left: G
TerleckasVytautas Bastys. First Second and third from right:
J VolungeviciusRev K GaruckasRev S Tamkevicius

in camp. Sentenced to 10 years in 1956. Autumn 1956 took part in as escape
from Mordovian camp 19. Brought back to camp as dead (see Marchenko's "My
Testimony", but recovered. Right arm amputated. 2 years added to sentence.

(1151)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

Photograph April 1974

(1152)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

(1153)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

Newscutting

(1154)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

with his cat, Fafner, near his well, Summer 1971

(1155)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

sorting lumber outside his home, September 1971

(1156)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

with wife Vilena1975

(1157)Pimenov, RevoltBox 3, Folder R21

his wife outside their house, summer 1971

(1158)Pimenov,


affected by drug treatment.

in exile, summer 1979 . Photograph sent by Mr Lasse
TraedalMisjon ban Jernteppet in June 1980

(1319)Sadunaite, NijoleBox 3, Folder R24

in Siberia, with her brother. Newscutting only

(1320)Sadunaite, NijoleBox 3, Folder R24

copyright Lithuanian Information Centre. " Miss Nijole
Sadunaite has been denied all mail from the West since her return
to Lithuania on 9 July 1980. Her brother was forcibly interned in
psychiatric hospital for two weeks in November 1982.

(1321)Sakalys, VladasBox 3, Folder R24

with other Lithuanians goes to lay a wreath on the tomb of Jonas
Basanavicius 1851-1927, in Rasos cemetery,
Vinius 16th February 1980. See Chronicle 52

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at tomb of Jonas Basanavicius 16th February 1980
(2nd from right). Sakalys made a speech. He was arrested in June 1980.

after the 4 day search of his house in Tashkent. 14 - 17
March4, Folder R25

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at the entrance to the church of the Holy Trinity Monastery,
Jordanville, New York. Procession of the Feast of
Pentecost.

(right)Orthodox Christian forcibly interned in psychiatric hospitals, partly
for his belief. Right to left: Pyotr Starchik his wife
Saida Starchik and Felix
Serebrov a member of the Moscow "Working Commission to
Investigate the Use of Psychiatry for Political Purposes" sentenced to 1 year
in camp in August 1977. Also in photograph Starchik's children.

Artist. Also writer Anatoly Sysoyev (photograph 2), both
25, who immolated themselves on 23 January 1981 near
Leningrad in protest at constant persecution and
impossibility of living in Leningrad and getting decent
jobs. Case described in 5 page samizdat document doc 31 January 1981

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Newscutting: International Herald Tribune 13 March


contents must be shown to postal officials.

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A series of drawings by a Moscow samizdat artist linking the themes of peace,
Human rights, the Olympics and SOS

Family in in front of their boarded up house -after they had made their way
back to the Crimea.

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Members of the Chani family who were left on a station at
Ust-Labinsk 28-29 June 1969 after being frocibly
removed from their homes.

(2038)Crimean TatarsBox 4, Folder R35

5 familes headed by Islyam Musayev Shevket BeitullayevSettar SmailovFevzi Poska and Smail Chani were
taken by force fromtheir homes in the Belogorsk and Nizhnegorsk
Districts of the Crimea in the early hours
of 28 and 29 June 1969. Deported by train to
Ust-Labinsk where they spent two nights on the station
platform before making their way back home.

(2039)CrimeanTatarsBox 4, Folder R35

Break-up by police of the Crimean Tatar meeting in
Chirchik 21 April 1968

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Break-up by police of the Crimean Tatar meeting in
Chirchik 21 April 1968

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Break-up by police of the Crimean Tatar meeting in
Chirchik 21 April 1968

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Crimean Tatar's hold a sit down strike at the Oblast Executive
Committee building protesting against tyranny and repression.
August 1968

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Crimean Tatars meet at Novaya Square after their
representatives met with AndropovGeorgadzeRudenko and Shchelokov. 20 were
arrested and taken to prison in Volga cars. 2 August 1967

Tatars gather for convening of the USSR Supreme Court to hear case of Crimean
Tatars to return to their homeland, and restoration of their human rights. 22
May 1969 the trial was cancelled at the last minute


intervened only late on, when scuffles broke out
between demonstrators and spectators.

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Volga German delegation in Moscow in 1965.
Photograph published in the Soviet Paper "Neues Leben"
(Moscow), in July 1965. Photograph is poor quality as it was produced
from a microfilm of the paper.

(2074)GermanBox 4, Folder R35

Soviet German Group which went to Moscow in January 1965. Taken in the offices
of Neues Leben in Moscow ??

(2075)GermanBox 4, Folder R35

Group of Soviet Germans who went to Moscow to lobby in
summer 1965

(2076)GermanBox 4, Folder R35

Demonstration by Germans from Estonia outside the West German Embassy in
Moscow 30 January 1974 before it was broken
up by police.

(2077)GermanBox 4, Folder R35

Demonstration by Germans from Estonia outside the West German Embassy in
Moscow 30 January 1974 before it was broken
up by police.

(2078)GermanBox 4, Folder R35

Demonstration by Germans fromwith ranking players based on a hypothetical situation.

The hypothetical situation being:"A tournament is held every weekend during the ranking period, and all players on the list are able to attend every event. Over the course of the season, who performs the best?"

The ratings were then compiled into one overall average after suppressing the effect of outliers.


Hendershot's resting heart rate of 120 beats per minute was abnormally high for someone just relaxing on the couch. A healthy resting heart rate ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute, according to the American Heart Association.

"At first I thought the watch was wrong because I've always been healthy and I used to be an athlete [...] and I couldn't feel my heart pounding fast which was weird," Hendershot told BuzzFeed News.

To get another non-electronic opinion, she and her husband checked her heart rate manually. The smartwatch was right.

At one point throughout the night, her heart rate reached 160 beats per minute, according to the Topeka Capital-Journal, which first reported the story. The next afternoon, Hendershot visited an urgent care clinic with her husband.

Doctors at the clinicat the Cotton O'Neil Diabetes and Endocrinology center at Stormont Vail, who treated Hendershot, told the Topeka Capital-Journal he was "startled and surprised" to hear that the smartwatch's reading was her only symptom.

"My reaction was to smile at her and pause. I asked her twice at first and a third time later, 'Wait a minute, you didn't feel anything?' " he said. "I've been doing this 25 years and it's the first time ever I've heard someone tell me they didn't notice anything and were later diagnosed with severe hyperthyroidism."

Hendershot is thankful her Apple Watch alerted her to the issue. "I felt totally fine. That is why it was so crazy," Hendershot told TODAY. "It saved my life because without it, I wouldn't have known anything was wrong."


participated in the first Teva Mountain Games in Vail ten years ago, and every one since. This weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the Mountain Games, and as such Ludden was hanging out along Gore Creek at the play park hole—site of one of the marquee events, kayak freestyle—watching the “Jackson clan” get familiar with the feature.

“Right now, Dane Jackson is literally yelling at Nick Turner to adjust the feature,” says Ludden, describing the high-tech controls that allow the likes of Turner to raise and lower the riverbed for optimal playfulness at the hole.

Ludden has since retired from freestyle kayaking and is now CEO of a nonprofit he founded 11 years ago, First Descents, which leads young adult cancer patients on outdoor adventures. This year, he’s competing inwith the platinum/carbon layer, the current collector forms the anode or cathode, respectively, of the fuel cell. The complete assembly of all components, anode-membrane-cathode, is referred to as a xe2x80x9cmembrane electrode assemblyxe2x80x9d (MEA).
The transport of the gaseous reactants to the electrodes, i.e. of the fuel to the anode and of the atmospheric oxygen to the cathode, occurs backward through the gas-permeable current collector. The anode current collector serves to carry away the electrons which are liberated in the oxidation of the fuel. The cathode current collector serves to supply electrons which are required at the cathode for reduction of the oxygen. The external electronic charge flow from the anode to the cathode corresponds to the external electric circuit with the power consumer located in between. Internal, protic charge


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A body has been found on the first floor of a house that caught fire in the 3000 block of O Street NW in Georgetown.

Firefighters battled the blaze Friday afternoon on the first floor of the home and found the body of a female senior citizen. The woman, believed to be the owner of the home, died of injuries suffered in the fire, officials said.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Investigators said there were smoke detectors in the house, but it is unknown if they were working.

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Cardinals CB Robert Alford didn't let injury keep him from being part of team in 2019

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The Arizona Cardinals were unfortunate to lose cornerback Robert Alford for the entire season to a broken leg in practice during training camp. He was supposed to be the team’s No. 1 cornerback while Patrick Peterson was suspended for the first six games.

Often, when a player has an injury that keeps him out for the whole year, he can become a little isolated from the team and it can be a lost season.

That wasn’t the case for Alford.

Despite the injury, he made sure he maintained a mental focus as if he was playing.

“Last year when I was out, I still treated it like I was actually going into a game setting


in the Minnesota Legislature since 2004. DFLers won 13 of those races. GOP won four races. –Tom Scheck

NRA president to talk criminal justice

The Center of the American Experiment and others organizations are hosting a forum on crime issues next week in St. Paul. The event is titled “The Conservative case for Criminal Justice Reform.” The list of scheduled speakers includes David Keene, president of the National Rifle Association. — Tim PugmirePress release:

GRINNELL, Iowa (April 21, 2017) – Brownells proudly supports American patriots who wear uniforms of all types – sometimes even those who wear a package delivery uniform.

When footage of Matt Uhrin, an Iowa City-area package delivery man, appeared on national media showing him bravely saving an American flag from being burned by a group of protestors, Brownells knew they had to thank their fellow Iowan.

An NRA member and U.S. Army combat veteran, Mr. Uhrin, also known as the “FedEx Guy” will attend several events with the Brownells team at the upcoming 146th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Atlanta, GA.

These events include the open-to-the-public Brownells Social Media Meetup taking place in the Omni Hotel South Tower Lobby on Friday, April 28, at 6:30 PM. In addition to


People were filmed throwing snowballs at each other in front of Saint Peter's Basilica in the Vatican on February 26, as snow fell across central Italy. Also there were gladiatorial scenes of a gentler nature than in Roman times at the Colosseum , as a snowball fight broke out among visitors to the ancient landmark.Self-styled Islamic preacher Junaid Thorne has been released on bail after being sentenced to nine months' jail for travelling under a false name.

The 26-year-old was charged with using a false name to book an airline ticket from Perth to Sydney and using that ticket in December last year.

Thorne said he used the fake name to avoid detection by law enforcement authorities.

He and two other co-accused, 22-year old Perth-based Omer Issak and 19-year old Mostafa Shiddiquzzaman, pleaded guilty to the charges earlier this year.

Shiddiquzzuman was sentenced on Monday to four months in custody.

Issak was given a community-based order in a Perth court earlier this year.

Shiddiquzzaman used his own credit card, with the frequent flyer points going to Thorne.

Thorne is originally from Perth and had recently moved to Sydney.

The court


had heard earlier that while Issak made no admission he was trying to avoid the scrutiny of police, both Thorne and Shiddiquzzaman had said in their pre-sentencing reports that they were trying to elude authorities.

In Monday's hearing, Magistrate Mark Buscombe said "regrettably we're living at the height of security concerns".

He said it was only appropriate that the offenders be placed in full-time custody "as there was some planning involved and both understood they were subject to the scrutiny of security services".

Thorne's actions stupid and rash: lawyer

Thorne's wife Basma Cherkaoui was present at the hearing, with Magistrate Buscombe telling the court she had three children, and the family lives in Sydney's south west, along with Shiddiquzzaman.

Thorne's lawyer, Paul Bodisco, had described his client's actions as "stupid and rash" but"was not sophisticated offending".

He said Thorne did not understand using a fake name to travel was an offence at the time of the booking.

When he was told, Thorne tried to change the booking but did not because of the extra cost, Mr Bodisco said.

"He understands now that shortcuts have consequences," he said.

"He thought he was avoiding scrutiny [by changing his name on the ticket]. Instead all he's done is invite scrutiny from the authorities."

In its sentencing submission, the Crown argued it was important for the security of the Commonwealth that people travelling could be accurately identified.

Thorne, an Australian citizen, had been investigated by the Federal Government for his apparent support for a militant group in Perth.

He was deported from Saudi Arabia two years ago, where he lived for


14 years with his family, for protesting against his brother's imprisonment.

His brother was in prison for terrorism offences and has since been released.

Thorne had also voiced his support for the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris earlier this year, along with other posts on social media supporting the so-called terrorist group Islamic State for the fall of Mosul.

He also said teenager Numan Haider - who was shot dead outside a Melbourne police station last year - was one of his followers.

Thorne's lawyers are set to appeal his sentence in August.WASHINGTON — Politicians from the president down are talking about new legislation and executive action after a gunman murdered 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.

The mass shooting has prompted the most intense sustained debate over gun laws since another school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut killed 26 people, 20 of them children, in 2012.

Here's a look at some of the biggest ideas that President Donald Trump and lawmakers have put forward, what they would do, and their chances of being put in place.

1. Background checks

There are several major bipartisan bills drawing renewed attention in the Senate this month that aim to expand background checks for gun sale.

The first is the Fix NICS Act, which was introduced last year by Senate


Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn. The White House has signaled its interest in the bill and the NRA is not opposed, removing two big obstacles to passage; Senate leaders are planning to move ahead with a vote.

Like a lot of proposals being discussed, it was crafted as a response to a prior shooting. It aims to correct failures in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System that allowed the shooter who killed 26 people at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, in 2017 to legally buy a gun despite a domestic violence conviction in the Air Force that should have come up in a background check if it had been properly updated. The bill also would provide more funding to states to improvetheir background check system and penalize political appointees at federal agencies if they don't take steps to maintain their records.

But gun safety groups are much more interested in a second bill that would make more fundamental changes.

Manchin-Toomey, introduced in 2013 after the Sandy Hook attack, would have required background checks on online and gun show sales of firearms, closing what critics call the "gun show loophole," while exempting private sales between friends and family. One study by researchers at Northeastern University and Harvard University estimated that 22 percent of gun sales occur without a background check under the current system. Facing opposition from the NRA, the bill secured 54 votes in 2013, but fell short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. Both Sens. Joe Manchin,


a House Committee hearing on assault weapons at the Illinois State Capitol on Feb. 28, 2013, in Springfield Ill. Seth Perlman / AP, file

Gun-rights supporters say the bills would unnecessarily restrict popular firearms and that the original assault weapon ban required only minor tweaks for gun manufacturers to produce broadly similar weapons.

Experts say there is one element of an assault weapons ban that could make a concrete difference in mass shootings: Restricting large-capacity magazines, which the original bill limited to ten rounds. The shooter who killed 12 people and shot 58 others at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, in 2012 used a 100-round drum magazine, for example, which prompted Colorado legislators to ban magazines that carry over 15 bullets. Louis J. Klarevas, who researched five decades ofsentence of 5 to 15 years. Both appeal.
At about 2:15 a.m. on September 9, 1972, the two defendants, while armed, obtained $190 from the cash register in a lounge located in Chicago and owned by Arner Raglan. In addition to defendants and Raglan, *210 Eugene Parker, Deborah Turner and Pauline Howard were present at the time of the occurrence.
Eugene Parker, a janitor at the lounge, testified for the State that he was cleaning up shortly after the 2 a.m. closing time. He observed Raglan and Horton walking closely together toward the washroom in the rear of the lounge. Parker picked up a beer bottle and approached the two in the washroom. Before reaching his destination, he was confronted by Reed, who threatened the janitor's life if he did


not put the bottle down. Parker testified further that Reed led him into the washroom at gunpoint and then left. Horton held a gun on Raglan and demanded money. The two walked to the cash register and Parker heard Reed order a barmaid to open it. Parker came out of the washroom shortly before the police arrived. Reed gave the money from the cash register to Parker and threw the gun on the disc jockey's table. Raglan opened the door and let the police in. On cross-examination, Parker testified that he had noticed the defendants in the lounge earlier that evening.
Pauline Howard, a barmaid at the lounge, testified for the State that defendants had remained in the lounge after closing time and that Horton had approached Raglan atthe front door. After a brief discussion the two men proceeded to the washroom. The barmaid then heard Reed threaten the janitor and observed those two also go toward the washroom. Phillip Ralston, the lounge's disc jockey, returned from obtaining some food and was allowed by Reed to enter. Soon thereafter, Ralston and the other barmaid asked to leave and Reed immediately unlocked the front door to let them out. Reed then joined Horton and Raglan at the cash register. Howard testified that she did not know if Reed was holding a gun in his hand at that time. Because this testimony surprised the prosecutor, Miss Howard was recalled as a court's witness. She then admitted to previously having stated that she had observed Reed holding a gun


while at the cash register, but that now she was not certain.
Howard further testified that Raglan had her open the cash register and that Reed took money out at Horton's insistence. As Raglan and the two defendants were headed to the basement for more money, the police arrived. Horton told Raglan to send them away, but finally instructed Reed to let them in. Before their entry, Reed placed the two guns on the disc jockey's table and the money in the janitor's pocket.
Deborah Turner, another barmaid, testified for the State that Horton had a gun when he walked into the washroom with Raglan. She also testified to observing Reed with a gun when he grabbed Parker and took him to the washroom.
*211 Phillip Ralston, the disc jockey, testifiedthat he called the police after Reed had opened the door and had allowed Deborah Turner and him to leave the premises.
The next State's witness, Officer Phillip Handzel of the Chicago Police Department, testified that he and his partner had responded to a call of "men with guns" at approximately 2:15 a.m. The officer knocked on the door after observing the two armed defendants. Reed opened the door and two weapons were found on the disc jockey's table. Raglan informed the police that he had been taken to the washroom at gunpoint and had subsequently been robbed. On cross-examination, Handzel stated that Raglan had informed him that the offenders came to the lounge with the intention of making the owner pay for firing one of the waitresses.
The State


next introduced, over defense objections, the prior recorded testimony of Raglan, taken at a preliminary hearing. Raglan had died prior to trial from causes unrelated to this case. Raglan's testimony recited that while closing up, he was accosted at gunpoint by Horton and marched to the washroom. Horton kept the .22 which he took from the owner's back pocket and gave his own .38 to Reed. Reed left and brought back Parker. Horton asked for money and mentioned his girl friend Alma Mays, a former barmaid. Horton then volunteered to leave Raglan's gun at a service station. Raglan opposed this suggestion, so Horton agreed to leave it unloaded in a corner of the building. Raglan and the two defendants then walked to the cash register where, Raglan testified,Reed placed a gun to his head and demanded money. After a barmaid opened the cash register, $190 was removed. Raglan had seen Horton in the lounge two or three times.
It was stipulated that Horton was 34 years old at the time of trial.
Defendant Ronald Reed was the sole witness for the defense. He testified that Horton and he went to the lounge with their girl friends at about 8 p.m. on September 8, 1972. Horton's date was Alma Mays. Raglan owed Alma Mays $250 in wages and agreed to give them the money if they returned at closing time. Defendants took their dates home and returned to the lounge after midnight. At closing time Horton and Raglan entered the washroom to talk. Raglan stated that he would


not give them the money and attempted to draw his gun. Horton pulled his gun faster and took Raglan's gun and unloaded it. Horton then gave Reed his gun which he put in his trousers pocket. Reed denied having a gun prior to this time, but stated that he had taken a beer bottle from Parker earlier. Raglan agreed to pay the money and the three men went to the cash register. When the police arrived, Raglan told Reed, who was a 19-year-old minor, to hide the guns and money so that Raglan, as a tavern *212 owner, would not get in any trouble. Reed denied that he made any statement to a police officer.
The State produced one witness on rebuttal, Investigator Henry J. Leja of the Chicagoand approach to use in school," she said. "Already at SMS, students are participating in regular class meetings to openly discuss any problems and concerns, and staff members have been trained in program expectations and research.

"Throughout the school, staff are using the same language to discuss problems between students and expectations are consistent throughout the building."

St. Mary has also developed a student council for grades three though eight. Elected students are currently working with their parents and staff member sponsors to develop consequences for anyone who persists in bullying behaviors, Mrs. Magoon said. Likewise, council members will also be involved in developing celebrations and activities for classmates as rewards for good behavior.

To kick off the anti-bullying effort, school students participated in an art project to coincide with Wednesday's


being "International Day of Peace."

Kristine Wright, art teacher at St. Mary, encouraged her classes to create pinwheels in all shapes and sizes as part of a "Pinwheels for Peace" project first started in 2005 by two Florida art teachers as a way for students to express their feelings about things going on in the world. Last year, more than 3.5 million pinwheels were spinning in over 3,500 locations around the globe.

In addition to the design, students were asked to write their thoughts about war and peace on one side of the pinwheel. Groups were then allowed to "plant" their pinwheels at the statue of Mary outside the school.

The "whirled peace" pinwheels were later moved inside to prevent damage when it rained, and are now on display in thecollege student, was loitering or prowling around a Miami, Florida, motel owned and managed by Vincent Carbone.  After observing Coblentz for a short period of time, Carbone, armed with a pistol, went out and confronted him.  A brief scuffle ensued and Coblenz fled.  Carbone chased him, yelled for him to stop, and according to his testimony, fired several shots in an attempt to frighten him.  One of the bullets apparently ricocheted and struck Coblentz, fatally wounding him.

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In 1960 Ralph E. Coblentz, father of the deceased, filed actions against Carbone in the state circuit court in Dade County.1 Carbone's insuror, American Surety Company of New York, defended the actions unsuccessfully and judgments totaling $70,000 were entered for the plaintiff.  These judgments were subsequently reversed2


final judgment, or, if so advised, to make the most favorable settlement possible.'  Metcalf op. cit. at 476.

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The record shows that Carbone's lawyer advised American Surety that he intended to pursue the procedure approved by the Nebraska Court in Metcalf, unless American Surety should choose to fulfill its obligation to defend Carbone.  Having elected to leave Carbone to his own defenses, American Surety could not later complain about the form of the judgment.  'It is a well-settled principle that where a person is responsible over to another, either by operation of law or express contract, and he is duly notified of the pendency of the suit against the person to whom he is liable over, and full opportunity is afforded him to defend the action,Thieves steal ride-on mowers and cut their way through Shropshire fields

It looked like a bungled burglary when thieves stole two ride-on lawnmowers worth £10,000 and proceeded to drive them through a garden and four fields before dumping them.

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The damage left by the lawnmower thieves after breaking in at Oakley’s

But now bosses at Oakley’s Groundcare, where the mowers were taken from, think the thieves did not take a wrong turn and get stuck but rather planned it that way – as when the owners went back to collect the machines from where they had been found, they had vanished.

The break-in at the garden machinery centre at Leasowes Business Park, off the A458 near Cound, happened in the early hours of Wednesday, and at first appeared


comical, said Ross Bland, of the Bland family that owns Oakley’s.

The trail left by the lawnmower thieves after breaking in at Oakley's Groundcare

He said: “Wednesday morning the guys all turned up at Oakley’s Groundcare and found two mowers gone and a big hole in the fence.

“But instead of heading up the lane which less than a mile to the road, they seem to have gone off in the wrong direction.

"They headed into my dad’s garden, cut through another fence and headed across another field. He said in total they cut through four fences and mowed a swathe through several fields before apparently getting disheartened or stuck."

Mr Bland continued: “Eventually they managed drive the two mowers down a steep bank in a thick wood near Cressage.”

He said his fathermight get deleted: inappropriate or offensive content, off-topic remarks or spam.

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only three years of marriage. Later, her adoptive mother, in 1945, suffering from Parkinson's and Diabetes, committed suicide. Tallmountain then left Portland, Oregon, and went to Reno, Nevada to pursue a career of a legal secretary.

Career
After TallMountain moved to Reno, Nevada and trained and worked as a legal secretary she began to drink to deal with her struggles in the past. After taking into account the damage all the alcohol was doing to her body she quit drinking and started her own stenography business. She was then diagnosed with cancer in 1968, while she overcame this, she lost her business. After losing her business she moved to the "Tenderloin", then a lower income neighborhood of San Francisco. She began to keep a journal, as her adoptive motherthe decisive moment. Many magazines used it immediately, and Paris Match devoted double pages to it, with a caption “The Kiss”.

In the euphoric weeks following the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, artists from all over the world gathered flocked to Ostbahnhof to paint on the eastern side of the Berlin Wall. In a lampoon of Socialist Realism, a Soviet artist, Dmitri Vrubel, painted the kiss there with a caption: “God help me to survive this deadly love affair.” (Vrubel saw the photo in an old Paris Match). It became one of the most famous pictures on Berlin’s East Side Gallery as that long stretch of wall is now called, and when it was erased by the government in 2009, the public uproar led to Vrubel


Allardyce Says Rooney Free To Leave Everton

15 May, 2018

Indeed, he has often looked like a passenger, left trailing after younger, fitter but less talented players in most games.

With the Washington-based club now sat at the foot of the Eastern Conference, with already little hope of a playoff finish so early in the season, Rooney could return to the Premier League on-loan during the off-season should he move.

The veteran midfielder is set to retire at the end of the season and the now Everton man has happily paid him tribute in a rather classy manner. At 33, he remains one of the league's best finishers.

If Rooney signs, he would not be eligible to play until the MLS transfer and trade window opens July 10.

A formal agreement between the varioussides is not imminent, and some inside DC headquarters say they are tempering expectations because such proposed deals can turn at any moment.

Chili's Bar & Grill reports customer data breach
Chili's officials said "we deeply value our relationships with our guests and our priority remains doing what is right for them". The company said it is still investigating the incident together with law enforcement and third-party forensic experts.

Rooney was reportedly close to moving to MLS at the end of last season, but instead rejoined Everton at the end of a 13-year trophy-laden spell at Manchester United. This next move has to be right for his lifestyle and his family. Then he is in the Premier League again with Everton, so I think his career in England was ideal. United's


training grounds and stadium are in the city, but next spring, the club plans to christen a new training centre in Leesburg. The club later said he has a knee injury and was receiving treatment at their training base before leaving around midday.

Allardyce admitted he had heard "rumours" about a potential Rooney move this summer, but said: "There are rumours about Wayne going elsewhere overseas - in China and America - but rumours are rumours we won't find out until Wayne and his agent have been contacted whether he wants to move, but at the moment he is an Everton fan and an Everton player".

Regardless of instigating a attainable transfer away from Everton - it's understood proprietor Farhad Moshiri authorised approaches by membership officers to each DC Unitedand golf equipment in China - there's now the distinct chance Rooney will likely be requested to stay on Merseyside subsequent season.

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Regan had no documented, standardized training program for these persons. The tests performed by them were used by Dr. Regan to form a diagnosis which was used to determine a treatment plan for a patient.
In the spring of 1993 the Board commenced an investigation into Dr. Regan's practice of chiropractic. While under investigation, Dr. Regan allegedly asked the regional manager of the Yalich Clinic, Joan Gee, to seduce Dr. Howard Lewis and Dr. Brent Owens, both members of the Board at the time, and Dr. John Hughes, President of the Maryland Chiropractic Association, *993 in order to jeopardize the Board's proceedings. Dr. Regan allegedly told Ms. Gee that, if she did not try to entice Dr. Lewis into having a sexual liaison with her, she would lose herjob. Ms. Gee made an appointment at Dr. Lewis's clinic and went to his clinic but did not try to seduce him. Ms. Gee also made appointments with both Dr. Owens and Dr. Hughes at their respective offices, but she did not keep these appointments. In addition, Dr. Regan allegedly asked his sister, Aileen Regan, who worked for him, to go to the office of Dr. Lewis to entice him into having a sexual liaison with her. His sister declined this request.
On July 7, 1994, the Board charged Dr. Regan with violations of the Maryland Chiropractic Act, Maryland Code (1981, 1994 Repl.Vol.), § 3-101 et seq. of the Health Occupations Article. In support of its charges, the Board alleged that Dr. Regan hired, supervised, and aided unlicenced persons


as to the Board's proposed regulations governing chiropractic assistants. Dr. Regan further sought the recusal of Dr. Paul Goszkowski and Dr. Lewis on the grounds that these doctors operated offices in the same geographic area as Dr. Regan's office and would, therefore, "benefit economically by an adverse decision to Dr. Regan." Dr. Regan moved for the recusal of the entire Board because "the impartiality of the entire Board will be contaminated if it recuses" the aforementioned members. Dr. Regan argued that the Board "should delegate its authority to conduct the evidentiary hearing" to the Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings, an independent agency.
The Board denied Dr. Regan's motion and declined to delegate its authority to the Office of Administrative Hearings. In response to Dr. Regan's arguments concerning Dr. Lewis,Board's Order following the hearing." The Board held that Dr. Blanck also would not testify at the hearing and did not need to recuse herself. Finally, in declining to refer the case to the Office of Administrative Hearings, the Board reasoned that the final decision will ultimately be the Board's regardless of which agency conducts the hearing, and that the Board is in a better position, because of its expertise, to determine what constitutes the practice of chiropractic.
On November 2, 1994, Dr. Regan filed in the Circuit Court for Harford County a petition for interlocutory review of the Board's decision and a motion to stay the proceedings. On November 10, 1994, the circuit court denied the requested relief. Also, on November 10, 1994, the Board voted to dismiss


conduct a full examination involving range of motion, orthopedic, sensory evaluations and neurological assessments, and to determine what types of physical therapy are needed based on those examinations."
The Board also found that Dr. Regan "submitted false statements in the practice of chiropractic" when he billed a patient's insurer for physical therapy which the patient's chart did not indicate that she received on the dates billed. Furthermore, the Board said that Dr. Regan "disguised non-covered services, such as manipulation, as a covered service in order to bill" the insurer. The Board found that Dr. Regan established the billing policy for the office, was responsible for it, and instructed the employees to falsify records.
The Board's charges with respect to Dr. Regan's alleged attempt to have his employees seduce Board membersexclusively to the Board's allegation that Dr. Regan `billed Ms. Orem's insurance for physical therapy she never received.'" (Petitioner's brief at 28-29).
Laura Orem was both an employee and a patient of Dr. Regan. In the charging document, the Board alleged as follows:
"In August 1991, the Respondent hired Laura Orem to work in the Bel Air Clinic as a front desk receptionist, chiropractic assistant, and examination assistant at the Bel Air Clinic. In January 1992, Ms. Orem became a patient of the Respondent. During the course of her treatment, the Respondent billed Ms. Orem's insurance for physical therapy she never received."
The Board made the following statement in its opinion:
"Laura Orem worked at the Bel Air Clinic from August 1991 to July 1992 *1003 where she worked as a front


Based on the true story of frank abagnale jr., a successful con artist who managed to pass himself off as several identities and the fbi agent hot on his trail.

"Smart and funny.Stephen Holden, The New York Times"Movies don't get much more fun than this.Joel Siegel, Good Morning America

Editor's Note

Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Frank W. Abagnale's autobiography CATCH ME IF YOU CAN follows the cat-and-mouse chase of Abagnale (Leonardo DiCaprio) and FBI agent Carl Hanratty (Tom Hanks) as Abagnale travels the world passing forged checks and assuming false identities. Covering the time period from 1963-69, the film leaps from the suburbs of New York to Georgia, Louisiana, Miami, France and the skies of Pan American airlines with Abagnale, who passes himself off as a pilot, doctor, lawyer and socialite,while constantly frustrating Hanratty's attempts to nab the increasingly cunning forger.

CATCH ME IF YOU CAN finds Spielberg drawing on the father-son relationship that develops between Abagnale and Hanratty, filling a void left in the lives of each man: Abagnale's strained relationship with his tax-cheat father (Christopher Walken) and Hanratty's never-seen family left behind in the wake of a divorce. As Hanratty pursues Abagnale, their mutual admiration and respect grows, and finally they even come to rely on each other.

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Los Angeles Times "...In its detail and sweep, the production is immaculate...the fluidity of the filmmaking serves as another reminder that there isn't a more technically skillful director working in American movies..." 12/25/2002 p.C1

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GAF 2018 adheres to the goal to foster home game and amusement industry and propel the market standardization since its inception in 2014. GAF has now successfully represented one of the significant fair in its field with rapid growth rate.

Review of GAF 2017
GAF in 2017 had made phenomenal breakthroughs. 50,000 sq.m of exhibition area was recorded with 100% growth while the exhibitors was up 78% to 318, visitors up 32% to 50,000. Besides, a slew of accompanying events were also held. GAF takes the leads in game and amusement industry.

Grandly held in parallel with 2018 China International Culture & Entertainment Industry Expo (CCEE).GAF has gained great momentum to develop since its inception and leaped out as an important show in the field of game and amusement industry.BOSH! Vegan Cookbook launch by Steve Ryan

April 29, 2018

Food Photographer Steve Ryan created four moving image content pieces for BOSH! Vegan Cookbook by Henry Firth and Ian Theasby, creators of the world’s biggest and fastest-growing plant-based platform and they are the new faces of the food revolution. According to Harper Collins the cookbook is the fastest selling Vegan cookbook of all time and is currently number one in Cookery and Non Fiction category too. BOOM. Steve shot stills for the OOH campaign, one of which in was a scented poster that smelled of the chocolate cake located in Tottenham Court Road.


Though the .380 auto round, or .380 ACP, is often thought of being too small for self-defense, it has earned its place in history. At roughly the same time he was designing the .45 round, John Browning also created the .380 auto round. Colt first introduced the round in 1908 as a low-recoil alternative to be used in early blowback pistols. Because of the low recoil, the slide and recoil spring take the brunt of the force when shot.

However, as the 9mm popularity began to spread, many departments switched from using the .380 as their primary weapon to using it as a secondary, or concealed, backup. In fact, most believe the reason it is still popular today is because of the easy at which you can conceal theDescription

The former Senior Vice President of Apple Computer and close colleague of Steve Jobs s throughout his tenure, Jay Elliot takes listeners on a remarkable tour through Jobs s astonishing career. From the inception of game-changing products like the Apple II and the Macintosh, to his stunning fall from grace, and on to his rebirth at the helm of Apple, his involvement with Pixar, and the development of the iPod, iPhone, iPad, and much more, The Steve Jobs Way presents real-life examples of Jobs s leadership challenges and triumphs, showing readers how to apply these principles to their own lives and careers. Packed with exclusive interviews from key figures in Apple Computer s history, this revealing account provides a rarely seen, intimate glimpse into the Steve Jobs you


The impact of real and illusory perturbations on the early trajectory adjustments of goal-directed movements.
Examinations of goal-directed movements reveal a process of control that operates to make adjustments on the basis of the expected visual afference associated with the limb's movement. This experiment examined the impact of perturbations to the perceived and actual velocity of aiming movements when each was presented alone or in tandem with the other. Perturbations to perceived velocity were achieved by translating the background over which aiming movements were performed. An aiming stylus that discharged air either in the direction of the movement or in the direction opposite the movement generated the actual velocity perturbations. Kinematic analyses of the aiming movements revealed that only the actual perturbation influenced the control of early movement trajectories.The wife and five children of a senior Islamic State fighter are attempting to return to Australia from Syria, according to a report.

Convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf, 33, fled Australia in December 2013 and his family — a wife, two teenaged girls and three young boys — followed. He joined the fight of the Islamic State (ISIS) and became known globally for his use of social media to spread a disturbing photo of his seven-year-old son holding a severed head.

See also: Details emerge about bizarre life of Sydney siege gunman

At the time, the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry described the image as "one of the most disturbing, stomach-turning, grotesque photographs ever displayed."

According to Fairfax Media, the family of Sharrouf's wife Tara Nettleton are attempting to repatriate the young


family to Australia through Malaysia. It is believed to be due to poor living conditions in the region.

ISIS fighter Khaled Sharrouf and his young children pose with weapons. Image: Abu Zarqawi Australi / Twitter

Debate surrounds the situation regarding children of terrorists and the need for their protection, with Immigration Minister Peter Dutton stating the family would most likely be placed into care on their return.

"In terms of what care arrangements [the children] could be placed into is really an individual question for each family," Immigration Minister Peter Dutton told Today. "But in terms of the adult's culpability, if they have been involved in activities against Australian law they will face the law when they return home."

Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the children will be dealt with in thehad her first child with Sharrouf at 17 and converted to Islam not long after. Nine years ago, she cut off contact with her father, Peter, who has since pleaded for her to bring his grandchildren home, according to the Daily Telegraph. Her mother, Karen, is reportedly close to her daughter and is assisting in bringing her and the children home.


This $6-A-Month Plan Brings Solar Power To People Living Off The Grid

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People talk about a flash of inspiration. But Xavier Helgesen's eureka moment came in the dark.

A few years ago, the American entrepreneur was traveling through Malawi to meet with clients for his book-selling company, Better World Books. He stopped in Monkey Bay, a town of about 30,000 people, to spend the night. What made this place unforgettable, he says, was that it was "100 percent off-grid."

The streets were pitch black. People carried kerosene lamps to walk around at night. When a family invited him to dinner, they all huddled under one dim light. "It was amazing," he says, "to see that was howeveryone lived."

And that's when Helgesen, 38, who was just starting to learn about solar energy, had his bright idea: "If anybody needed solar power," he says, "it was the people living off the electricity grid."

Helgesen harnessed that idea, and today, is the head of Off-Grid Electric, a for-profit solar energy company that provides affordable electricity service for people in Africa who are off the grid. He started Off-Grid in 2012 with Erica Mackey, a classmate at the University of Oxford's business school. Off-Grid has reached more than 100,000 households and hired 800 of its 1,000 workers in Tanzania. This year, it's expanding to Rwanda. The goal to reach 1 million homes in Africa by 2017.

In countries like Tanzania, citizens who lack power may have to wait years for


The fishermen were not impressed."

Keep in mind: The customer is always right

The team saw that many villagers displayed their new solar-powered light fixtures on their porch, leaving the inside of their homes dark. It was because they wanted others in the community to know they had electricity — a local status symbol.

Instead of trying to convince them to keep the lights inside, the company came up with a light to meet this need: "We designed a custom fluorescent tube light — seen as very modern and functional in this part of the world — and made it three times as bright as the indoor light," says Helgesen. "It's meant to be used outside the home." These lights can be purchased and included in a customer's energy package.

Enlarge thismount on Devoltion magazine and as favourites on radio stations including rotation play on Bloodstock Radio, Midlands Metalheads, The Anti-swarm and Optical Zoo. Eager to work with the band again Pat Collier set out to capture the band's street snarling, high-octane charged rock at its best. With a wider release via Road to Ruin and Cargo Records LET IT LOOSE promises to be an explosion of hard and heavy rock‘n’roll and will push Dogstate onto a wider audience. Already it has received the thumbs up from the likes of Lars Friderikson (Rancid) who visited the band during the recordings and Korey Clarke (Warrior Soul) who insisted the album be played as part of Warrior Soul's intro during their UK tour as well as press coverage in time for


Democratic Senator and potential 2020 presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand has called for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to be abolished.

The far-left position has gained popularity on the fringes of the Democratic Party as the immigration debate heats up in the country. Gillibrand joins New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio who said Friday “ICE’s time has come and gone. We should abolish ICE. We should create something better, something different.”

However, when Gillibrand was just elected to a rather conservative House seat in Upstate New York, she was singing a different tune on illegal immigration. According to a report by the New York Times from 2009, Gillibrand was a hawk on immigration, advocating for strict enforcement of our immigration laws.

The article says:

“During her one term in the House of Representatives,from a largely rural, traditionally Republican district, Kirsten E. Gillibrand was on safe political ground adopting a tough stance against illegal immigration. Ms. Gillibrand, a Democrat, opposed any sort of amnesty for illegal immigrants, supported deputizing local law enforcement officers to enforce federal immigration laws, spoke out against Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s proposal to allow illegal immigrants to have driver’s licenses and sought to make English the official language of the United States. But since her appointment by Gov. David A. Paterson last week to fill the Senate seat vacated by Hillary Rodham Clinton, Ms. Gillibrand has found herself besieged by immigrant advocates and Democratic colleagues who have cast her as out of step with a majority of the state, with its big cities and sprawling immigrant enclaves.”

.@SenGillibrand has


Mexico City — More than 300 days and counting. That’s how long the historic “truce” between rival Salvadoran gangs has lasted, helping reduce homicide, prison violence, and extortion in the Central American nation.

Since the March pact, the Salvadoran government, along with churches, civil society, and the private sector, have all had a hand in the turnaround, which represents an evolution from the hardline "iron fist" policy approaches of the past.

Homicides in El Salvador dropped 40 percent in 2012, from 4,371 the previous year to 2,576, the lowest level since 2003.

Guatemala has seen a decline as well. The full sum of the reasons behind last year's decline in homicides in both countries – and the sustainability of the trend – is still being studied. Yet, multifaceted initiatives, as wellprovided by the company.

Other gangs in addition to the MS-13 and Barrio 18 have also pledged to end street violence. As a result of the directive, extortion – a primary source of gang income and a dangerous menace to small businesses – has edged down by 10 percent. Imprisoned gang members have largely kept the peace inside penitentiaries as well.

With Salvadoran communities thus nudged into a period of extended tranquility, the real work is just beginning. The government of President Mauricio Funes, who shifted from a hardline strategy to tacitly backing the truce, has kept its political distance – given that popular opinion still favors punishment over opportunity for gang members.

But the increasing participation of the private sector and civil organizations may help shift how society views the


impunity for homicide cases fell to 70 percent in 2012 from 95 percent in 2009, when she began the campaign.

Meanwhile, the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala – mandated by the United Nations – has logged progress over the past five years in repairing the country’s broken justice system, according to analysis by InSight Crime, a website that monitors security in the region.

Regional solutions

More so than El Salvador, intelligence analysts say both Guatemala and neighboring Honduras are facing down an influx of heavily armed Mexican traffickers. The Honduran government has indicated that some 87 percent of the cocaine headed for the United States moves through their country. Mexican cartels are also expanding their activities and increasingly using Central America as a base for stockpiling precursor chemicals used to1957, the application for the patent in suit was filed, after which the earlier patent application was abandoned. The latest application contained three claims. After several amendments, the patent was granted. Claim No. 1 of the patent in suit, after the application had been amended, is representative of the other two claims, all three of which read substantially as follows:
1: A unitary top cover for cycle saddles having an under frame including a top support, said top cover comprising a generally triangular seat portion with a forwardly extending nose portion, downwardly depending side and front skirt portions formed integral with the seat and nose portions, a downwardly depending rear flange, a transverse web integral with and interconnecting the forward portions of said side skirt portions and said front


skirt portion and adapted to enclose the forward end of said top support, and web portions integral with and interconnecting the rear portions of said side skirts with said rear flange said web portions being adapted for engagement around at least the rear corner portions of said top support, each of said web portions comprising two parts, the one part being joined to the side skirt and extending upward for a sufficient distance parallel to the side skirt to form therewith a pocket for receiving downturned rear ends of the frame, and the other portion in the form of a gusset joining the lower rim of the rear flange, the one part, and the side skirt, the free edges of said webs with portions of said skirts andtopped seats to overcome prior difficulties and high costs of production. He sought to design an inexpensive saddle top which could hold itself in place while providing flexible cushioning support for the rider's comfort. Finally, after a long period of experimentation and a series of failures in the Patent Office, his application, as amended by including the two part construction described and defined in the quoted claim of the patent, was granted. The Mesinger Company, as assignee of the patent, began the manufacture and sale of seats under the patent with broad acceptance and financial success. Although neither the long and unsuccessful effort of others to improve the then existing art nor the wide commercial success of the patented device are controlling as to validity, both may be


underlined as "crucial amendments." They are indeed crucial to the patent in suit because the patent obviously would not have been issued without the addition of the underlined portion. In the underlined portion, one part was defined as extending upward parallel to the side skirt to form therewith a pocket for receiving the downturned rear ends of the frame; and the other or second part, which is referred to as the gusset, was defined as that part which joins the lower end of the rear flange and the side skirt. Thus, the two parts which were vital to the issuance of the patent may be referred to herein as the "pocket" and the "gusset."
Plaintiffs accused Troxel's seat models Nos. 33 and 37 as having infringed plaintiffs' patent. ModelMichael Vick has a deal to stay with Philadelphia, though insiders warn that the veteran quarterback may still have to compete for the starting job.

The Michael Vick deal was reported early on Monday, with news that Vick and the Eagles reached a restructured contract to bring the quarterback back for 2013. After being reported by Fox Sports reporter Jay Glazer, the Eagles website confirmed the signing.

But the team’s website notes the quarterback’s new position with the team in the headline “Vick stays to compete for job.”

Vick’s position with the team came into jeopardy last season, when inconsistency and injury led the team to start rookie Nick Foles. Though Foles had some difficulty in spot duty, the team sees him as a promising option for next season.

But Vick is


the federal wire act1961 made it illegal to use telephone to area bets, therefore driving the prospective gamblers from auxiliary states out of luck, however the arrival of internet upon the horizon distorted the scene.

Popularity gained by poker in the recent years has been out of the shadowy marginal note for the expertise of online gaming in the recent years. Te execution of the Travel Channel’s World Poker Tour program and ESPN’s World Series of Poker, have pushed auxiliary channels with to begin excursion these shows.

Poker even though may easily be the most dynamic online gamble game but sites are trying to popularise the real games in the flavor of black jack and slots by in force advertising which includes bulk email advertising. The emails sent by GoldenAs the backlash to Nike's decision to abandon its limited-edition Betsy Ross flag-themed sneakers grows, another company has released a set of sneakers featuring the Betsy Ross flag-themed design, the Daily Caller reports.

The company 'Out of Line' apparently scrambled to release its "Boss Like Ross" sneakers on Tuesday following reports that Nike had recalled a shoe with a similar design after brand ambassador Colin Kaepernick, famous for taking a knee during the National Anthem, reportedly told Nike that the Betsy Ross flag was offensive because it was a relic from the 'slavery' era of the US's history, and because it has become associated with 'White Nationalist' groups (remember: so have polo shirts, allegedly).

Nike's decision immediately elicited a backlash, and even prompted the governor of Arizona to pull the


of Zakir Musa,” the official said.

Musa, who launched and headed an al-Qaeda affiliate called Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind in Kashmir after breaking away from the Hizbul Mujahideen in May 2017, was killed in an operation in the Tral area last month. Police sources said Ansar, which had an estimated membership of about a dozen militants, is now down to “two to three” militants.

The February 14 fidyeen car bomb attack in which 40 personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force were killed, had taken place on the highway at Lethpora (also in Pulwama district), which is 7 km from Awantipora. The attack had prompted India to launch the Balakot airstrikes on February 26, and Pakistan had retaliated the following day.

Temperatures were lowered after Pakistan returned IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan who hadto al-Qaeda are seen differently by them (Pakistan),” the official said.

Another senior police officer confirmed the alert. “We are always on alert, especially in South Kashmir. But we are taking this alert very seriously,” this officer said.

Zakir Rashid Bhat alias Zakir Musa, the police claims, was the last surviving member of the Burhan Wani group. Wani was killed on July 8, 2016. Musa subsequently broke away from the Hizbul Mujahideen in May 2017 to set up the Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, which he claimed was a local affiliate of al-Qaeda. The Global Islamic Media Front, the online propaganda arm of al-Qaeda, had released a statement on the setting up of the Ansar in Kashmir.

Musa was a civil engineering student at a college in Chandigarh when he went missing in July


2013, and joined the Hizbul Mujahideen subsequently. In 2017, Musa released an audio threatening top separatist leaders in the Valley. He was also publicly critical of Pakistan.

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Biography

Curly haired and with a fast-talking voice, Jesse Eisenberg is a movie actor, known for his Academy Award nominated role as Mark Zuckerberg in the 2010 film The Social Network. He has also starred in the films The Squid and the Whale, Adventureland, The Education of Charlie Banks, 30 Minutes or Less, Now You See Me and Zombieland. Additionally, he played Lex Luthor in the 2016 film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Jesse Adam Eisenberg was born on October 5, 1983 in Queens, New York, and was raised in East Brunswick Township, New Jersey. His mother, Amy (Fishman), is a professional dressed-up clown who performed at children's birthday parties for a living in their hometown of East Brunswick for 20 years. His father, Barry Eisenberg, ran


a hospital before moving on to become a college professor. Jesse has two sisters, Kerri and Hallie Kate Eisenberg, who was a popular child star. His family is Jewish (his ancestors came to the U.S. from Poland, Russia, and Ukraine). He attended East Brunswick High School, but he didn't really enjoy school. From age 10, he performed in children's theater. Jesse had his first professional role in an off-Broadway play, "The Gathering". Before fame, he made his first television appearance role that came in 1999 when he was 16 with a show on Fox's Get Real (1999), but the show was canceled in 2000. In his senior year of high school, he had landed his first film leading role in the 2002 film Roger Dodger (2002). He wonan award for "Most Promising New Actor" at the San Diego film festival. Jesse attended the New School University, New York, where he was a liberal arts major, with a focus on Democracy and Cultural Pluralism. He also studied at The New School in New York City's Greenwich Village. He applied and was accepted to New York University but declined enrollment to complete a film role. He has been playing the drums since he was age 8. His breakthrough role came in Zombieland (2009). In 2010, he was nominated for Best Actor at the Golden Globes and Academy Awards for his role of Facebook's creator, Mark Zuckerberg, in the film, The Social Network (2010). He also voiced Blu, a rare blue macaw, in the film Rio (2011), and


and evidentiary rulings concerning trade usage on the ground it violated public health regulations.
Peterson, a North Platte pharmacist, owned and operated a commercial feedlot at Big Springs. He authorized William Shannon, head cattle buyer for John Morrell and Company at Ottumwa, Iowa to purchase for Peterson cattle suitable for the feedlot. Shannon placed the order orally with Robert D. Lowrance, president of plaintiff. Lowrance filled the order by purchasing yearling heifers at sale barns in Maryville, Missouri. The health of each head at the sale was certified by Dr. Edward Powell, deputy state veterinarian of Missouri.
Lowrance hired a trucking company to transport the heifers without rest to Big Springs, 440 miles away. He watched the loading of the trailers, timely notifying Peterson's agent of each departure. Lowrance's commissiondepressed and feverish. Ringleman within his authority accepted the remainder with the notation "in good order."
On January 15 three head died. Many were sick. Ringleman observed stringing mucus and drooping heads and ears. He administered mostly antibiotics to 60 head. The next day three more head were dead. On January 18 Dr. Darlan Rezac first examined the animals. He approved Ringleman's treatment. His diagnosis of IBR is undisputed. In August the death toll ended with 81 head. IBR ordinarily is not a killer in that proper treatment limits loss to 2 percent.
Clinical signs of IBR are gauntness, fever, cough, polypnea, and mucus stringing from nostrils. Necropses by Dr. Rezac revealed typical lesions of red noses, exudates in tracheae, and lesions in upper respiratory tracts.
In Dr. Powell's opinion the


incidence of IBR was high in the Middle West and higher in Maryville than in localities farther north. No clinical signs of IBR appeared during his inspections at Maryville. One day to several months after exposure may elapse before clinical signs develop. Dr. Rezac, on the other hand, estimated the period to be within a few days or a week, depending on stress. In normal practice the cattle are vaccinated at the feedlot at once, according to Dr. Powell, or after a rest, according to Dr. Rezac.
There is sufficient evidence of this usage in the trade: The buyer after inspection cuts out cattle that do not suit him, and his acceptance of cattle is irrevocable and without recourse.
Health regulations promulgated by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture provide: "Nothe Seahawks’ offensive production, Wilson is one tough son of a gun.

While the hit on Wilson was awful, it could have been so much worse:

Wilson, who played hurt for a large portion of the 2016 campaign, will now be facing a similar — but quite a bit milder — situation down the stretch in 2017. In September of 2016, Wilson sustained his first injury of the year when Ndamukong Suh stepped on his ankle. Two weeks later, Wilson sprained his left knee against the 49ers. All told, Wilson only missed one snap while sustaining two different injuries.

If Seattle wants to maintain a strong push for the playoffs, be it by winning the division or capturing a wild-card berth, keeping their star quarterback from taking bad hits like last