calm. He initially escaped the position, but got flattened out and absorbed ground strikes from the dominating Aussie. Somehow, Kelly managed to get back to his feet, but was ground by Lucas again with a massive slam.

After another miraculous escape by Kelly, “Showtime” went for a third takedown attempt, but it came much slower and sloppier. It was clear fatigue was setting in for the Australian. The Team Lakay competitor stuffed the takedown attempt, began working in a rear-naked choke from the side, and then dragged Lucas from the ground and got enough leverage to submit the Aussie.

Joshua Pacio Out-Grapples A Wrestling Champion

In August 2016, at ONE: HEROES OF THE WORLD, Joshua Pacio had the type of performance that launched him into the strawweight world title picture.

After afrenetic start that consisted of multiple takedowns by 13-time Thai Wrestling Champion Kritsada “Dream Man” Kongsrichai and various escapes from Pacio, the contest was settled at the two minute mark of the opening stanza. The Team Lakay warrior would finally score a takedown of his own, and challenged the wrestler to work off his back.

Pacio methodically transitioned from full guard to half guard, and then straight into the mount. He postured up and rained down punches until Kongsrichai gives up his back. From there, he was able to flatten his opponent out and lock-in the hold that forced Kongsrichai to tap.

Hayato Suzuki Impresses Against A Top Contender

Hayato Suzuki made a roaring promotional debut in August 2017 at ONE: KINGS & CONQUERORS. The heavily-hyped Japanese wrestler entered the organization


with a 16-0-2 unblemished record, and met a former strawweight world title challenger in Pacio.

Pacio opened the first round with flashy roundhouse kicks, followed by the spinning kick that made Team Lakay famous. But in mid-spin, that left the door open for Suzuki to close the distance and get his hands on Pacio.

The Tokyo, Japan resident secured a takedown and took his opponent’s back in the process. Pacio found himself in the worst possible position against a slick grappler with six rear-naked choke finishes on his resume. Ultimately, Suzuki locked-in a body triangle, and sunk in the rear-naked choke, to which Pacio was forced to tap.CHASE TV Show Pilot Episode - Preview

CHASE TV Show Pilot Episode - Preview

Watch a sneak peek and check out photos from the series premiere of NBC's new TV show CHASE pilot episode which will air on Monday September 20, 2010 at 10pm on NBC. You can read all our coverage of Chase here.

Episode Synopsis: Cowboy boot-wearing U.S. Marshal Annie Frost (Kelli Giddish) is on the hunt for dangerous fugitive Mason Boyle (guest star Travis Fimmel). The members of Frost's elite team who help her anticipate Boyle's moves and track him down include true American cowboy Jimmy Godfrey (Cole Hauser), intelligence specialist Marco Martinez (Amaury Nolasco), weapons/tactical specialist Daisy Ogbaa (Rose Rollins), and the newest member of the team, Luke Watson (Jesse Metcalfe).


Big Dada are pleased to announce the signing of Tre Mission on a three album deal. To celebrate the signing Big Dada are working the double-AA single "Brunch / High Fashion," featuring two tracks from his "free album" Malmaison, with a debut album forthcoming in 2014. Watch this space...

The Canadian MC and grime producer signals his debut album with the title's track's killer new music video, featuring Thes. Stigmata drops on 11 August 2014 - find out more and order your copy on LP, CD and digitally here.Toronto Star reporters Jayme Poisson and David Bruser have been awarded the 2018 Canadian Hillman Prize for their investigative reporting into mercury contamination in the Grassy Narrows region in Ontario.

While the mercury poisoning of Grassy Narrows — started by a paper plant dumping 10 tonnes of mercury into the river near the Indigenous communities of Grassy Narrows and Whitedog from 1962 into the 1970s — has been reported on for decades, the Star investigation by Poisson and Bruser lead to the Ontario government pledging $85 million in 2017 to the cleanup of the area. The government had apparently been warned about the contamination as early as 1972, the investigation revealed.

Poisson and Bruser have written roughly thirty stories in an investigation that began in 2016, when they received a


tip from a man who was once employed in the disposal of barrels of mercury in the area. The two journalists travelled to the area themselves in January 2017 to do some physical digging, and discovered up to 80 times the normal levels of mercury in the soil behind the site of the old paper mill. Later they would report on scientific findings that suggest the mill property is still an ongoing source of mercury to the river.

Read more:

‘I started to have seizures at the age of 2.’ Ontario residents describe the ravages of mercury exposure

Their latest story tracks the affects of the poisoning through three generations of Grassy Narrows residents.

Poisson and Bruser called the award “an honour.”

“Sidney Hillman Foundation ... embodies so much of what we striveAcer is recalling about 22,000 Aspire laptop computers after customers reported that some models were overheating.

The problem lies in a microphone wire found underneath the notebook's palm rest, which can short-circuit and overheat, according to an alert published Thursday by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Acer initiated the recall after three customers (none of them from the U.S.) reported "light melting of the external casing."

The recalled notebooks are the Acer AS3410, AS3410T, AS3810T, AS3810TG, AS3810TZ and AS3810TZG. Affected units were sold between June and October of 2009, the Commission said. U.S. customers who believe they may own a recalled laptop can call 1-800-571-2237.

Acer apparently first notified European customers of the issue back in October, saying that the "microphone cable may overheat when extreme pressure is applied repeatedly


first consultation with her pediatrician. In her seventh month of life, the child exhibited mild dyspnea and cyanosis during feeding. The patient presented clinically with delayed physical development and was always below the growth curve at her regular consultations. Nevertheless, there were no suspected abnormalities based on her examinations until the age of five. Symptoms of heart failure were detected when the patient began school; she suffered from constant fatigue, and her dyspnea was increased and occurred earlier than her colleagues during physical exercise. The child underwent a clinical examination by a cardiologist, and the results of the electrocardiogram (EKG) suggested a change in heart vascularization.

The patient was referred for an MRI using a 1.5-Tesla Achieva system (Philips Medical Systems, Best, The Netherlands) with a five-element cardiac phase-arrayThe word "Price" is presumably a mistake given the more sensible Editor Id (Pride is the collective noun for lions). This faction establishes the familial relationships for the writers of the Black Horse Courier. Interestingly, the faction specifies that Ra'jiradh is father to the other two members, whereas the in-game dialogue states that all three are brothers. The faction also grants its members access to Ra'jiradh's House, and establishes ownership of the Chestnut Horse in the stables outside the Imperial City.

This faction exists to establish friendly relations between goblins and the rats they farm, which would otherwise attack each other. Once the door to their pen is opened, rats in this faction lose their friendliness and attack goblins on sight.

The Renrijra Krin is a radical Khajiit organization dedicated


Bakery Near Catshead BBQ

Pastry chef ELISABETH PRUEITT and her husband, renowned baker CHAD ROBERTSON, are the co-owners of Tartine Bakery and Bar Tartine in San Francisco. They both trained at the Culinary Institute of America in New York. Elisabeth and Chad traveled, trained, and cooked in France and upon their return, opened Bay Village Bakery in Point Reyes Station, California. Using a wood fired brick oven, they baked bread and created rustic, elegant pastries using many of the techniques they had learned abroad. Chad’s bread garnered the attention of Alain Ducasse, who wrote about the couple in his book, Harvesting Excellence. After 6 years of baking in the countryside, they relocated to San Francisco to open Tartine Bakery in 2002. Elisabeth was named Pastry Chef of the Yearin San Francisco Magazine. Tartine Bakery is continually rated in the Zagat Survey as Best Bakery and Best Breakfast in San Francisco. Elisabeth and Chad were nominated for James Beard Award for Outstanding Pastry Chefs in 2006 and 2007, and won the award in 2008. Their first book, ‘Tartine’, published by Chronicle Books, was chosen by Corby Kummer of the Atlantic Monthly in the New York Times list of selected top ten cookbooks of 2006. It was also nominated for a James Beard award for the photography of France Ruffenach. Tartine Bread, Chad’s second book, published by Chronicle Books is in current release: Fall 2010.

Chantal Guillon is above all a novel interpretation of the macaron, conceived as a unique, original, surprising creation. The selection includes both classic flavors


and limited-edition macarons to be discovered according to the seasons and for special events. All created locally in San Francisco by a dedicated French and American team.

Chile Pies (sweet & savory) is a sister restaurant to Chile Pies (and ice cream), as well as Green Chile Kitchen, both located in the North Panhandle area of San Francisco. The pies offered at both Chile Pies locations are inspired by the butter-crust pies of the head baker's family. Green Chile Kitchen was opened in 2006. The owner spent many years in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The restaurant is inspired by red and green chile which is native to New Mexico, and the traditions and flavors from this region.

Established in 2011 Bonjour Patisserie creates eye catching and flavorful European style pastries.NoBAWC and the United States Federation of Worker Cooperatives.HistoryAlthough it quickly became a secular project, Rainbow Grocery was started as a bulk food-buying program by an ashram that existed in San Francisco in the early 1970s. The buying program was coordinated by an ashram member who also worked for the People’s Common Operating Warehouse of San Francisco, a political project using food distribution as a form of community organizing and political education. The People’s Warehouse was striving to build a “People’s Food System,” including a network of small community food stores throughout San Francisco. Rainbow Grocery opened a storefront in the summer of 1975 on 16th Street in the Mission District of San Francisco. At this time, the People’s Food System already had two stores in San Francisco:


Seeds of Life, in the lower Mission District, and Noe Valley Community Store. The ashram members who organized the opening of Rainbow Grocery did so largely by studying and copying the operations of the Noe Valley store. Rainbow Grocery opened with exclusively volunteer labor. After the first few months, there was enough income to pay the project’s two most active workers. As the store became increasingly successful, it was able to bring more workers on as paid staff, although people were generally not brought on to payroll until after several months of consistent volunteering. As the staff at Rainbow grew larger, the need for more defined organizational relationships also increased.

We don't see comments/posts on our facebook very quickly so if you want a response, follow this link. CallingThis biographical data was taken from the Federal Judicial Center [link] on Sep 27, 2017:

Born 1948 in Kane, PA

Federal Judicial Service: Judge, U.S. District Court for the Western District of PennsylvaniaNominated by George W. Bush on January 23, 2002, to a seat vacated by Alan N. Bloch. Confirmed by the Senate on July 29, 2002, and received commission on July 31, 2002. Served as chief judge, 2013-present.


                Prosecution
       On the morning of July 24, 2015, Marilyn Pharis called 911
to report that she had been attacked while sleeping in her home
in Santa Maria. Pharis said she had been awakened by the
assailant, who repeatedly hit her with his fists and a hammer he
had taken from her garage. The man also choked her and pulled
down her pajama bottoms. Pharis said, “He was trying to get to
my ass. I think he came on the back of my pants.” She also
reported that she had bitten her assailant’s arm and pulled off
his rosary necklace during the attack.
       When the police arrived at Pharis’sresidence, she was
holding a hammer and had swelling on her eye, mouth and face.
Her head was bleeding, her pajamas were bloody, and her face
appeared asymmetrical. There was also a wet spot on the back of
her pajamas. When she was being treated in the hospital
emergency room, she told a physician she “woke up to find a man
on top of her strangling her” and that “there were three distinct
episodes where she was strangled” and lost consciousness.

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       Appellant was apprehended a few hours after the attack
outside a house about a mile away. At


the time of his arrest he
was carrying a backpack that held a container of approximately
$200 worth of change, a knife, a glass pipe, a rosary necklace, and
other items that had been taken from Pharis’s residence. He also
had a human bite mark on his arm and red marks on the back of
his neck.
       When appellant was interviewed later that day, he first
claimed that another man he knew as Juan2 had committed the
crime and had coerced appellant to hit Pharis to knock her out.
Appellant later admitted that he acted alone. After smoking
methamphetamine, appellant and Juan used a stake to pry open
the locked door to Pharis’s garage. As appellant was at the
unlocked door leading from the garage to the house, Juan told
him to be quietbecause someone was inside the house.
       Appellant told the police that Pharis, who was sleeping on
a mattress in the closet of her bedroom, woke up after Juan made
noise putting a container of change from Pharis’s bedroom into
his backpack. Juan told appellant to attack Pharis, so he
grabbed her by the neck and began choking her. He also
repeatedly hit her with a hammer he had taken from Pharis’s
garage and punched her with his fists. According to appellant, he
accidentally put two of his fingers in Pharis’s vagina when she
tried to stand up; he denied that he attempted to rape her.
Appellant attacked Pharis “[b]ecause she saw me and because
[Juan] told me he was going to get in trouble with his friends.


swelling around
her eyes and under her jaw and neck, and one of her eyes was
swollen shut.
       Later that day, Pharis was examined by Dr. Thomas
Bosshardt, a trauma surgeon. Dr. Bosshardt’s main concern was
possible complications from internal bleeding. The possibility of
a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) was of particular concern. DVT’s,
which are blood clots that typically form in the lower extremities
of the body, do not form immediately and usually take several
days to develop. Preventative measures include ambulating the
patient when possible and the wearing of compression socks on
the lower extremities. Although physical therapy can also help
prevent a DVT, it was not a proper treatment for Pharis during
the acute phase of her trauma due to the risk of bleeding and
breathing problems. Dr. Bosshardt determined that Pharis70 people and injured 110 attending a political rally for the opposition Pakistan Peoples Party. The attack occurred on the eve of the 2008 Pakistani general election to be held on 18 February when an explosives-laden car was rammed into the election office of an independent candidate in Parachinar. The attack targeted people in a rally outside of Dr. Syed Riaz Hussain Shah Shaheed's campaign office.

A suicide attacker struck his car full of explosive and petrol gallon in Eidgah Market area, an entrance point in Parachinar Saturday evening at the end of a rally. 43 persons died at the spot including suicide bomber while more than 200 people were injured. This blast was carried out with just 10 meters away from 2007 Parachinar bombing. The bombing was believed


Parachinar's sit-in was named as Sadae Mazlomeen Dharna (Voice of Victims Sit-in)

Lists by year
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2001
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2002
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2003
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2004
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2005
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2006
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2007
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2008
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2009
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2010
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2011
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2012
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2013
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2014
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2015
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2016
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2017
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2018
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2019
Terrorist incidents in Pakistan in 2020

See also

War in North-West Pakistan
Terrorism in Pakistan
Violence in Pakistan 2006-09, table and mapPublication Fund of the Freie Universität Berlin.

DLH

:   domestic long hair

DSH

:   domestic short hair

IV

:   intravenous

N.a.

:   not approved

PO

:   per os

RI

:   reference interval

SC

:   subcutaneous.

[^1]: Edited by: Silke Salavati, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom

[^2]: Reviewed by: Fabio Leonardi, University of Parma, Italy; Meinoshin Okumura, Toneyama National Hospital (NHO), Japan

[^3]: This article was submitted to Comparative and Clinical Medicine, a section of the journal Frontiers in Veterinary Science


want to say who was responsible for checking the coupling... so I followed a couple of Midrail guys back to the office." "And there he was, Mr Coupling himself, waiting in the parking lot." "They whisked him upstairs, but they left his wife there for the taking." "She told me her husband's name, but then she clammed up on me." "There was something about the way she clammed up made me think she had something more to say." "By the way, Peter Brackett was out there tonight." " You're kidding!" " Don't you worry." "I own this story." "Besides, a little competition's healthy." "Sabrina." "Peter Brackett is not competition." "No, I was talking about me." "The young groom returned to the last car of train 417 with champagneyou go ahead." "So, what's in Nevada?" "Hervey and Beekman worked on LDF for ten years." "At the end of the day, LDF was a big hit and they were heroes." "Hervey was promoted and made the head of a research facility outside of Vegas." " So he's sitting pretty." " He was, but a couple of months ago... he had a stroke, so he's pretty much out of commission now." "But the interesting thing is, Kim heard Beekman was also offered a promotion... but he turned it down." "So he turns down a promotion, quits his job... and suddenly dies?" "Look, I realize that we're only investigating together... and we're trying to avoid coming to any actual conclusions out loud." " However?" " However, it seems to


Nysa on the Maeander

Nysa on the Maeander is a true gem of Caria hidden in the deep valleys of the Aegean. An important Carian centre, the ancient city was located in the north of the region, 50 kilometres east of the Ionian city of Ephesus. Today, it is a well-preserved archaeological site.

The city rose to prominence under the Romans and was home for a while to the historian Strabo (63 BC – 25 AD). Strabo described the city as three towns rolled into one. He mentioned that it was originally called Athymbra but by the 2nd century BC the settlement appears to have been renamed Nysa, possibly in honor of the wife of King Antiochus I Soter. Nysa was planned as a city composing of two separate sections,situated on both sides of a mountain cliff.

There are important ruins scattered on the mountain slope from the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods. The well-preserved theatre, rebuilt during the Roman Imperial period, is famous for its friezes depicting the life of Dionysus and the sacred marriage (theogamia) between Persephone (daughter of the goddess Demeter) and the god of the Underworld, Pluto. With its 57 rows of marble seats, it had a capacity of 12,000 people.

The library, dating from the 2nd century AD, is considered to be Turkey’s second-best preserved ancient library structure after the Celsus Library of Ephesus. The stadium of Nysa, which was partially damaged by floods, had a capacity of 30,000 people. The Hellenistic gerontikon (Council House of the Elders), adapted in the 2nd century AD


as an odeon, offered room for up to 700 people.

Other significant structures include the Agora (market place), the Gymnasium and the Roman baths. The 100 m long Nysa Bridge was the second largest of its kind in antiquity.

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The theatre was first built in the Late Hellenistic period but the current architectural features date to the 2nd century AD.The scaenae frons of the theatre had 5 doors and was decorated with friezes depicting the life of Dionysus.The cavea consisted of two maeniana (galleries) with 25 and 22 rows of seats.The Stadium was built at the foot of the gorge with rows of seats cut into the steep hillside. It is dated to the Late Hellenistic period.The Roman bridge was a 100 m (328 ft) long substructure spanning the ravinebelow the theatre. It was the second largest of its kind in antiquity after the Pergamon Bridge.The library was built around 130 AD. It is considered to be Turkey’s second-best preserved ancient library structure after the “Celsus Library” of Ephesus.The library contained 16 bookshelves in two stories accessible by means of wooden stairways. It was renovated around the 4th century AD and finally went out of use as a public building in the 6th century AD.The gerontikon (Council House of the Elders) was originally built during the Hellenistic period and was later adapted as an odeon in the 2nd century AD with a two-storey scaenae frons.The gerontikon (Council House of the Elders) had a capacity of 700 seats and could be entered through a propylon (monumental gate) situated


on the main street.The street leading to the entrance of the Agora.The east portico of the Agora (market place) covering an area of 113 x 130 meters. The first construction phase of the Agora is dated to the Late Hellenistic Period.The east portico of the Agora (market place).OPINION: Why the ‘March in August’ protests failed

Remember March in March? It was a day of protest around the nation that aimed at highlighting the huge levels of discontent with the Abbott government, while providing a platform for everyday citizens to voice their displeasure. Sure, the mainstream media didn’t report on it too much, but it was visible – in the streets (the SMH reported 112, 000 attendees), and all over social media.

2014 March in March, Melbourne. Picture: Felis Astrum

The March in March protests were pre-budget release, meaning that the nation had enough to be pissed off about to get out of their seats and protest, all before one of the harshest budgets in Australian political history was released. If anything, the March in August rallies should have


Primary school trips can nurture an interest in the environment, but need to be followed up at school rather than treated as an isolated experience, according to new research.

A study of Year 4 pupils from 20 schools who visited a Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) centre between June 2015 and October 2016 tracked the attitudes of more than 400 pupils before the school visit and up to a year afterwards.

The research, commissioned by WWT and conducted by Hope-Stone Research, also involved focus group discussions with pupils and teachers from nine schools.

Pond-dipping was found to be popular with the pupils: more than eight out of 10 pupils found the visit fun and interesting. Almost nine out of 10 said they had learnt something new as a result of theira family. Radical evangelicals anointed themselves to make that decision for all women and it drives the anti-contraception, personhood, and the anti-reproductive health cult to launch initiatives like boycotting Girl Scout cookies because they sent out a tweet asking for recommendations for women worthy of being woman of the year.

Dominionism has a stated goal of putting devout, bible-adhering Christians in control over what they call the seven forces (mountains) that shape society including business, government, media, arts and entertainment, education, the family, and religion; and now Girl Scouts USA. Anti-choice Christians have targeted the Girl Scouts as surrogates for Wendy Davis for her filibuster against restrictions on legal abortion the Supreme Court ruled were a woman’s Constitutional right of choice forty years ago, and obviously they believe boycotting


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While rescuing Aruna (Savitri) from kidnappers, Ashok (Ganesan) is hit by a car and loses his memory. Having joined a group of nomads, the gypsy singer Rupa (Padmini) falls for him and her love eventually helps cure his amnesia. He returns to Aruna and Rupa, who turns out to be Aruna’s sister, kidnapped as a child, is shot trying to save him from the villains. Scenarist Sridhar later wrote and directed several triangular love stories. The Carnatic music maestro G.N. Balasubramanyam and G. Ramanathan each contributed one composition. One of the songs refers to the landowner-peasant conflict at Thanjavur and the hero, employed for a while in a factory there, is allowed to express some dissatisfaction with the capitalist ethos. An adaptationAHEAD of Carlton's virtual NAB AFLW Women’s elimination final against Brisbane, star forward Darcy Vescio says the team's finals hopes are in its own hands.

With two games remaining, the Blues are second in Conference B on eight points. Their opponents, the Lions, are third, also on eight points, with 18 per cent separating the two as they fight for a preliminary final spot.

It's not out of the question for the team that loses Sunday's match at Ikon Park to still finish second and earn a preliminary final berth against the first-place team in Conference A, but the road would be a lot more difficult.

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"There's a lot riding on this game. But I think we respond quite well to pressure,"


Public art is defined as art that exists in the public realm and is freely accessible by everyone.

The City of Guelph recognizes that public art plays an important role in building vibrant communities and contributing to cultural identity.

The City’s artworks are located in various municipally-owned indoor and outdoor public spaces throughout Guelph. These works are intended to enrich our landscape, stimulate thought and serve as landmarks for gathering spaces.

The City’s public art inventory is a collection of works that the City has acquired in various ways over time: some have commemorated special events, some have been gifts, and others have been commissioned by the City.

The growing collection is diverse in medium and form. The earliest piece, The Blacksmith, dates back to 1885.generally. Members of the European parliament are now helpless popinjays, as incapable of controlling Brussels as of limiting their personal greed.

Davis's decision to stand down as an MP and fight a byelection over 42-day detention produced similar revulsion in Westminster. All political ambitions are mixed, but Davis was clearly shocked by the devious way in which the Labour government trampled on civil liberties last week. He decided to express that shock in the most public way available to a politician, to invite electors to debate with him and vote him back to office.

Westminster politicians and lobby reporters derided Davis as an exhibitionist, a loner and crazy. Why did he not wait for parliament to handle the matter? Why not stick within the club? Did he not realise that


the public disagreed with him over 42 days, as revealed in Westminster's favourite franchise, the polls? Worst of all, Davis was currying favour with mere voters, as if he were consorting in the servants' hall.

By Sunday, when thousands of members of the public (and celebrities) had rallied to Davis's flag, Westminster was gulping and wondering if it had missed something. It had. As in Ireland, the public liked being asked its view. That is why 80% of people want a referendum on Lisbon, irrespective of their being more evenly divided on its virtues.

Blears's impending white paper on "local empowerment" is rumoured to be equally anti-electoral. With the rest of Europe moving ever further down the road to local devolution, Blears believes that only central control can yield betterPorsche 918 Spyder at Frankfurt 2013

Porsche 918 Spyder was officially unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show 2013 (65th Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung), after many months of waiting and teasing. The hybrid supercar delivers top performance and will be built in a limited series of 918 units.

Porsche 918 Spyder Live at Frankfurt Motor Show 2013

Porsche 918 Spyder was today presented in Frankfurt at an event organized by the Volkswagen Group. The model was unveiled as the final production model with all the essential information related to the hybrid successor of the famous Porsche Carrera GT.

Porsche 918 Spyder – Design & Engine

The new Porsche 918 Spyder will be built in 918 copies, all copies with the steering wheel on the left. The production will be carried out in the next 18 months, starting


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Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina is planning a tactical stand-down over three days in August and September to help those at the base “recharge” following the suicides of three airmen in the past year and the alarming uptick in Air Force suicides throughout the U.S.

Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina is planning a tactical stand-down over three days in August and September to help the personnel to “recharge” following the suicides of three airmen in the past year, with the total number of Air Force suicides already reaching 79 this year.

The 79 deaths, which occurred in the Air Force from January to July 2019, were nearly twice as many compared to this time last year and officials fear 2019 could be the deadliest in'''AntoniaBottino'''isacharacter in [[GrandTheftAutoV]].Sheisthedaughter of former [[Gambetti crime family]] underboss, [[Sammy Bottino]].Antonia is encountered during a random encounter in [[GTA V]] called "Burial" wherein she is found tied up and about to be buried alive off a dirt track in [[Paleto]] and is saved by the player, she then asks the character to drive her to [[Vinewood Hills (GTA V)|Vinewood Hills]] and calls a man named Beppe to come pick her up.

Ontheway to her destination she reveals a bitabout her background to her rescuer. She says that in 2007amurdercharge was pinned on her father so her and her family went into hiding out west. She says that they were "''...moving around safehouses in rat-holehicktownswhereno one comes looking''." According to Antonia her father was eventually arrested and became a snitch


in 2011 as part of a plea bargain. Due to this deal she says that her father made a lot of enemies and it was because of this that she was kidnapped and almost buried alive.

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'''AntoniaBottino'''is a minorcharacter in [[GrandTheftAutoV]], that appears in the[[RandomEvents|randomevent]] '''Burial'''.

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==Background==

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Antonia is the daughter of former [[Gambetti crime family]] underboss, [[Sammy Bottino]]. According to her, in [[2007]], a murder charge was pinned on her father so her and her family went into hiding out west. She says that they were "''...moving around safehouses in rat-hole hick towns where no one comes looking''." Her father was eventually arrested and became a snitch in [[2011]] as part of a plea bargain. Due to this deal, she says that her father made a lot of enemies andbecause of this, she became a target to people who wanted to take revenge on her father.

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==Events of ''GTA V''==

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Antonia is encountered when she is about to be buried alive by some enemies of her father, in a dirt track, in [[North Point]] north of [[Paleto Bay]]. She is saved by one of the protagonists and then asks the character to drive her to [[Vinewood Hills]], she also calls a man named Beppe to come pick her up.

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Along the way, she reveals her past to the protagonist, and each of then has a different reaction:

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*[[Franklin Clinton|Franklin]] is very nice with Antonia at first, when she asks him to take her to Vinewood Hills, he instantly accepts saying that he "can't leave her alone in this place". However, he


gets a little concerned when Antonia asks his name, only revealing his first name and when she says that her father will reward him, he only answers with "sure, whatever you say".

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*[[Trevor Philips|Trevor]] is much more relaxed around Antonia, even making jokes about her almost being buried alive. When she asks for his name, he reveals his full name also asking if he is in her father's hit list, when Antonia says that her father will reward him, he only answers with "whatever your rules says".

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*[[Michael De Santa|Michael]] is also friendly with Antonia and when she is saying about her life in the "rat-holes", Michael says that he can relate with her in a reversed way. When she asks for his full name, he also gets concerned andwere looked after, suggesting that he was the one who transferred the money; however, the name of the donater is given as "Dario Bottino" on their bank statement. It is unknown whether this is a fake name used by her father or another member of the Bottino family.

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*If playing the random event as Michael, he asks Antonia if he is "''not gonna find a head of a horse in my bed, am I''?", which is clearly a reference to the movie [[wp:The Godfather|The Godfather]] and the famous horse head scene in the film. This further evidences Michael's love for classic films, even though The Godfather is not even mentioned otherwise in the game.

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*''Karen Gravano'', the daughter of former Italian mafia underboss ''Salvatore 'Sammy the Bull' Gravano'', has sued


she is about to be buried alive by some enemies of her father, in a dirt track, in North Point north of Paleto Bay. She is saved by one of the protagonists and then asks the character to drive her to Vinewood Hills, she also calls a man named Beppe to come pick her up.

Along the way, she reveals her past to the protagonist, and each of then has a different reaction:

Franklin is very nice with Antonia at first, when she asks him to take her to Vinewood Hills, he instantly accepts saying that he "can't leave her alone in this place". However, he gets a little concerned when Antonia asks his name, only revealing his first name and when she says that her father will reward him,he only answers with "sure, whatever you say".

Trevor is much more relaxed around Antonia, even making jokes about her almost being buried alive. When she asks for his name, he reveals his full name also asking if he is in her father's hit list, when Antonia says that her father will reward him, he only answers with "whatever your rules says".

Michael is also friendly with Antonia and when she is saying about her life in the "rat-holes", Michael says that he can relate with her in a reversed way. When she asks for his full name, he also gets concerned and asks if he is gonna find a horse head in his bed in the morning.

Shortly after being dropped off, her father had $60,000 transferred into the account


of whoever saved her.

She calls the player after her rescue from the phone number 611-555-0182. After the call, the number is busy.

If playing as Trevor, the player can deliver Antonia to the Altruist Cult after rescuing her, however taking this option will be much less profitable.

When the $60,000 is transferred into the player's account, Antonia states that her dad wanted to make sure that they were looked after, suggesting that he was the one who transferred the money; however, the name of the donater is given as "Dario Bottino" on their bank statement. It is unknown whether this is a fake name used by her father or another member of the Bottino family.

If playing the random event as Michael, he asks Antonia if he is "not gonna findOpinions and musings on religion, philosophy, science, politics, and life from a conservative Catholic neurosurgeon.

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Jerry Coyne collaborates with Holocaust deniers

Ohio billboard put up by the Freedom From Religion Foundation,
which now demands the removal of the Star of David
from the Ohio Holocaust museum.

Atheist Jerry Coyne has called in the Freedom From Religion Foundation in his personal crusade against a Christian astronomy professor at Ball State University who teaches a course on the philosophical implications of modern science.

The Freedom from Religion Foundation is a militant anti-religious hate group that specializes in dragging Christians into court in order to silence them.

The FFRF now demands that the State of Ohio remove Stars of David from its planned Holocaust memorial.

The Star of David is a symbol of enormous historical and


to the railroad tracks entering Auschwitz. Like removing the Spanish Mission Church cross from a government seal in California. You in favor of that denial of history as well, PROFESSOR?

Here's my take:The final solution was designed to eradicate the Jews of Europe. It was a clinical, racially driven concept and the Jews were the primary target. That is not to say there were not targets of opportunity. There were MILLIONS of them, actually. The machinery of the holocaust was built FOR the 'Jewish Problem' via the Wannsee conference. The yellow star was symbolic of this 'effort' at mass murder. To remove it is quite simply historical revisionism. So, that said, if the 'Freedom From Religion' (note the name) people actually gave a single damn about the other groupsthan lawyers, he knows biology better than biologists, he pretends to know everything better than people who have actually studied whatever it is that Egnor feels threatens his crazy religion. Troy

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EINSTEIN: Are the words of a song also free? I mean to say, is the singer at liberty to add his own words to the song which he is singing?

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When Abraham Lincoln took the Oath of Office as the 16th President of the United States in March of 1861, the country was anything but “united.” The country was so divided over issues such as slavery and individual rights that seven southern states had seceded from the Union, and the nation was on the brink of Civil War. Facing these obstacles, Lincoln could have easily and understandably succumbed to the pressure and relented to the demands of the South, but his values prevented him from doing so. He was willing to face an unprecedented War within the United States for what he believed


to be fundamentally right.

History, both ancient and recent, is filled with examples of ordinary people acting extraordinarily and according to their values in the face of overwhelming challenges. People who refused to accept things they felt were wrong with the world, and who truly believed they alone could make a difference. People, such as Rosa Parks, who simply could not wait any longer for someone to act on her behalf.

In the face of personal harm and the risk of arrest, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on an Alabama bus, singularly protesting the accepted laws of segregation, thus beginning the Civil Rights Movement.

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PanARMENIAN.Net - A memorial dedicated to the memory of seven soldiers from Gyumri who perished during the four-day war in Nagorno Karabakh was unveiled in northern Armenia on Saturday, August 27.

Azerbaijan launched an avert offensive on the night of April 1-2 against Nagorno Karabakh, taking a small plot of land. Hundreds of soldiers and civilians from both sides died until the parties reached a verbal agreement on a cessation of hostilities on April 5.

The memorial has the shape of a tree with the names of the fallen servicemen written on the branches.

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credit, lowering the investor's taxes. It appears that Competition Aircraft originally sold bona fide aircraft, but at some point began selling non-existent ones.[1]
Burnett, a Kenai accountant, first found out about Competition Aircraft in 1982 from a former tax client, Kenai police officer Kalar. While Kalar strongly encouraged Burnett to invest, Burnett was not interested initially. Later in the year, at *258 Kalar's insistence, Burnett agreed to a meeting with Heppner. Burnett subsequently inquired about Competition Aircraft with the Seattle Better Business Bureau, Dun & Bradstreet, the IRS, and the manufacturer of the type of aircraft sold by Competition. Finally, in November of 1982, Burnett personally bought a plane through Competition Aircraft. He also visited Competition Aircraft's facility at Boeing Field to view their operation.
Shortly thereafter, Burnett recommended tosome of his tax clients that they invest in Competition Aircraft's sale-and-leaseback program. A few of those clients were Alaska State Troopers, as was Mr. Selden. A number of the troopers, both clients and non-clients of Burnett, had frequent conversations about Burnett's advice and about the Competition Aircraft scheme. The precise manner in which Burnett's advice was passed to Selden is spelled out in the affidavits of troopers Kallus, Kirkpatrick, and Selden himself, summarized as follows:
Kallus was a tax client of Burnett. Burnett recommended the Competition Aircraft program to him. Kallus believed Burnett recognized that troopers shared common tax problems. Burnett told Kallus that he had recommended the Competition Aircraft program to other law enforcement personnel. Kallus spoke to Selden about "the tax advantages alleged to be associated


with the program, and about Mr. Burnett's enthusiasm for the program."
Kirkpatrick was not a regular tax client of Burnett. He got Burnett's name from Heppner, the president of Competition Aircraft. Kirkpatrick said that he also got Burnett's name from Selden. Kirkpatrick had a meeting with Burnett, at which he told Burnett that "Mr. Selden was a fellow trooper who was interested in the Competition Aircraft, Inc., tax shelter program and who had talked with Mr. Heppner, as I had done, and that Mr. Selden understood Mr. Burnett was familiar with the program and its tax benefits." After reviewing Kirkpatrick's tax records, Burnett recommended the program to him. The following day, Kirkpatrick spoke to Selden about the program, and about the advice given by Burnett.
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Hempstead, NY - Hofstra University head women's lacrosse coach Abby Morgan announced today that six student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) to join the Pride Lacrosse program beginning in the fall of 2011.

"As we continue to work hard as a staff to bring the best talent to Hofstra, our 2011 class is a great representation of true student-athletes. Each player has been successful with their individual high school teams, club teams and in their academic endeavors. We expect each and every player to impact our program quickly and embody Hofstra Women's Lacrosse and the standards of excellence that we have set forth."

A 5-5 midfielder, Altomare is a student at Middletown High School in Middletown, MD. A member of the lacrosse,


soccer and basketball teams at Middletown, Altomare was a first team All-Piedmont selection in each of the last three seasons. As a junior she tallied 74 goals, 25 assists and 62 ground balls after notching 61 goals, nine assists and 50 ground balls in her sophomore campaign.

Morgan on Altomare: "Brittain brings a unique style and personality to her game. She has the ability to impact all areas of the field with her athletic and dynamic play. We expect Brittain to transition seamlessly into our fast-paced style and teamwork-oriented offense."

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Morgan on Ayres: "The thing that stands out the most about Kaitlin's ability is that she is consistently the smartest player on the field. She leads her team by orchestrating scoring opportunities for her teammates and herself. She will gain valuable experience and insight as she takes her game to her new high school, Bethlehem Central, for her senior year."

Gregerson will join the Pride from South Side High School in Rockville Centre, NY. A dynamic 5-7 goalie, Gregerson was named by ESPN RISE as the


15th-best goalie in the class of 2011. In 2009 she made 176 saves and followed that up with 173 saves in 2010. The Cyclones have twice been conference champions and county finalists with Gregerson in goal and last season she was named the team MVP and also all-county.

Morgan on Gregerson: "I am ecstatic that we have been able to keep another talented Long Island goalkeeper home. As a program we have had much success with aggressive goalies and we continue that trend with Kelsey's interception and clearing abilities. Her drive and work ethic will help her improve quickly under the direction of our staff."

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RUSSIA: Back to the future for Jehovah's Witnesses?

By Geraldine Fagan, Forum 18

Just weeks after Russia's Supreme Court outlawed their literature as extremist, Jehovah's Witnesses are encountering at least ten times the level of state harassment across the country as before the ban, their press secretary has estimated to Forum 18 News Service. Since 8 December, they have catalogued over 30 incidents, including searches, threats and brief detentions. So alarmed are the Jehovah's Witnesses by the growing similarity of their predicament with their repression during the Soviet period that their entire 160,000-strong Russian membership will today (26 February) begin distributing 12 million copies of "Is History Repeating Itself?", a leaflet refuting the religious extremism allegations against them. In December, Russia's Human Rights Ombudsman informed President Dmitry Medvedevof an upsurge in citizens' complaints about religious freedom violations, but his only response was to check if they came from "non-traditional" confessions. Mikhail Odintsov of the Ombudsman's Office declined to answer Forum 18's questions. Readers of the late Turkish Muslim theologian Said Nursi – whose works are also banned - similarly note increased state scrutiny, with raids by the police and FSB security service on dozens of homes in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan and Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk in the past two months.

Just weeks after Russia's Supreme Court outlawed their literature as extremist, Jehovah's Witnesses are encountering at least ten times the level of state harassment across the country as before the ban, their press secretary has estimated to Forum 18 News Service. Local congregations


are admittedly now more likely to report incidents such as brief police detentions, added Grigory Martynov on 22 February, but the Jehovah's Witnesses have become so alarmed by the growing similarity of their predicament with that during the Soviet period that their entire 160,000-strong Russian membership will today (26 February) begin distributing 12 million copies of "Is History Repeating Itself?", a leaflet refuting the religious extremism allegations against them.

Viewed by Forum 18, the leaflet points out that over 9,000 Jehovah's Witnesses were exiled to Siberia for their faith between 1949 and 1951, and that individual Jehovah's Witnesses such as Konstantin Skripchuk and five members of the Klimko family spent decades in prisons and labour camps before rehabilitation as "innocent victims of repression" in 1990. It fears that currentbranding of Jehovah's Witnesses as extremists "could trigger new persecution" and offers detailed objections to charges that Jehovah's Witnesses incite religious hatred, destroy families and refuse medical treatment. The leaflet will be distributed in town centres, shopping areas and at train stations across Russia from 26-28 February.

Readers of the late Turkish Muslim theologian Said Nursi are similarly noting an upsurge in state scrutiny, with raids by the police and FSB security service on dozens of homes in the North Caucasus republic of Dagestan and Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk in the past two months. Depending on the article of the Criminal Code invoked under the Extremism Law, those detained could face criminal charges carrying a prison term of up to five years (see most recently F18News 23 February 2010


posted on the president's weblog on 10 December 2009, Lukin raised the issue of religious freedom violations as well as those of other human rights. While Medvedev responded at some length to the other human rights violations mentioned, he asked only whether the significant increase in complaints about religious freedom violations came from "non-traditional" confessions. He also argued that the overall rise in appeals was "not bad" because it suggested that citizens had faith in their complaints being resolved.

Asked on 25 February whether Russia's Human Rights Ombudsman had received significantly more complaints from Jehovah's Witnesses in recent months, Mikhail Odintsov declined to comment to Forum 18.

The telephone of Aleksandr Kudryavtsev, secretary of the presidential Council for Co-operation with Religious Organisations, went unanswered on 25 and 26 February.

Protesting againstthe mounting pressure on his community, Vasily Kalin, prisoner of conscience in 1983 and current head of the Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia, had appealed to Medvedev as guarantor of Russia's 1993 Constitution to defend their rights and freedoms in November 2009. However, in what the Jehovah's Witnesses believe is an attempt to distance itself from the issue, the Presidential Administration's response stated only that this appeal had been referred to the Justice Ministry. The Justice Ministry's December response unequivocally supported state action against the Jehovah's Witnesses (see F18News 15 January 2010 http://www.forum18.org/Archive.php?article_id=1395).

Catalogue of detentions

In the longest detention of their members in connection with preaching in post-Soviet Russia, two Jehovah's Witnesses informally accused of distributing extremist literature in Bryansk Region received ten-day sentences in January for "petty hooliganism", but


in Tulsky (Adygeya Republic) due to the Supreme Court ban and later asked for sample literature for examination.

Also on 9 December, police in Krasnooktyabrsky (Adygeya Republic) visited the home of the local Jehovah's Witness congregation leader and asked to see its official documentation and religious literature before confiscating titles banned by the Supreme Court.

On 10 December, Vladimir Soluyanov and Andrei Yermolenko were searched and detained for over three hours by police while preaching in Chudovo (Novgorod Region).

Also on 10 December, Olga Kolosova and Anastasia Vdovina were asked by police whether they were distributing extremist literature as they preached in Mednogorsk (Orenburg Region).

Also on 10 December, Natalya Sandakova and Viktoria Filatova were detained, interrogated, photographed and fingerprinted by police in Saraktash (Orenburg Region).

Also on 10 December, Aleksandr and ViktoriaKonev were detained and interrogated by a local Interior Ministry anti-extremism department in Magnitogorsk (Chelyabinsk Region).

Also on 11 December, Anzhela Barakova, a youth affairs inspector in Vladikavkaz (North Ossetia Republic), was told to resign because she was a "sectarian". She refused and was sacked.

On 13 December, police disrupted a worship service at the Kingdom Hall in Glazov (Udmurtia Republic) after being informed that a meeting of "sectarians" was taking place, and confiscated all literature in use. They then took the leader of the congregation, Dmitry Semenov, for questioning.

On 15 December, Valentin Goshokov, leader of the Jehovah's Witness congregation in Giaginskaya village (Adygeya Republic), was summoned for questioning at the local Public Prosecutor's Office, where he was asked about acquisition and distribution of literature. On 22 December he received


an official extremism warning.

On 15 December, an FSB representative approached the head teacher of a Moscow school attended by Jehovah's Witness children and expressed displeasure that the local education authorities had not been informed about this fact, claiming such information is gathered from all schools.

On 19 December, police in Ust-Kalmanka village (Altai Region) detained Lyudmila Sosik as she preached, confiscating her religious literature. They had already visited her home and taken her for questioning in early December.

Also on 19 December, police searched two Kingdom Halls in Maikop (Adygeya Republic), in one case filming the search and commenting that the hall would make a good billiards hall and sauna. On 20 December, an assistant to Maikop's Public Prosecutor filmed a service at one of the Halls. On 21 December,Maikop Jehovah's Witness representatives were summoned by the local Interior Ministry anti-extremism department, questioned and issued an official extremism warning.

Also on 21 December, three law-enforcement personnel – one apparently from the FSB security service – interrogated two Jehovah's Witnesses working at a residential school in Yoshkar-Ola (Mari-El Republic) on how they became Jehovah's Witnesses and where they acquire and distribute literature. The pair were also asked for the personal details of elders of their congregation.

On 22 December, two Jehovah's Witnesses preaching in Aznakayevo (Tatarstan Republic) were detained by police. An FSB employee later joined in the interrogation, producing documents from the Altai trial.

Also on 22 December, Aleksei Stepanov was stopped by traffic police after collecting Jehovah's Witness literature from a courier. One officer filmed as two others opened


and checked boxes, compared titles with a list of those banned – none of which were present – and requested details of its owner and destination.

On 25 December, two Jehovah's Witnesses preaching in Muzhukai were detained by police.

On 26 December, FSB representatives visited a local company storeroom in Tolyatti (Samara Region), where they checked - but did not confiscate - Jehovah's Witness literature.

On 28 December, the Public Prosecutor's Office in Volgodonsk (Rostov-on-Don Region) warned local Jehovah's Witnesses that it had identified cases of distribution of extremist literature.

Also on 28 December, Irina Korshundyants and Anushik Akobyan were detained, searched, photographed and fingerprinted while preaching in Novorossiisk (Krasnodar Region).

On 29 December, Yuri Shevchenko of the local Jehovah's Witness congregation in the Far Eastern city of Khabarovsk was summoned to theAn unidentified suspect reportedly attacked a 76-year-old disabled man in Oklahoma on earlier this week.

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The incident took place at a Norman, Oklahoma, Taco Bell on Monday according to KOCO-TV.

Russell Lohr, who the station reported is a regular at the franchise eatery, noticed that someone was parked in the reserved handicapped spots.

Lohr approached the unidentified man, and that's when the man reportedly hauled off and sucker punched Lohr right in the mouth.

The station reported that an 18-year-old restaurant employee intervened and began performing life-saving actions on Lohr.

Lorh ended up in the hospital with fractured skull and "significant brain bleeding," according to KOCO.

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Lohr remains in critical condition.

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martial arts and specialised in ju jitsu. He went to university where he gained a law degree.

Our exclusive picture of the man police want to talk to – handed to us by Boris – shows the wanted spy three decades ago.

He is 5ft 9in with no distinguishing marks, fiercely intelligent and with a law degree from Latvia’s State University in Riga.

Gordon has used the cover of a successful businessman in the security industry. He was a captain in the KGB before joining the FSB after the Cold War ended.

(Image: Sunday Mirror) (Image: London News Pictures Ltd)

He is on the FSB’s Officers of Active Reserve list, a kind of spy territorial army called out for special operations including “wet jobs” as Russian spooks like to call their assassinations.

And heis known to have murdered at least one man when he shot an organised crime boss in Latvia during the 1990s.

Gordon’s cover name was revealed during nearly five hours of questioning by police on Monday of Karpichkov, who is on the same FSB hitlist as the Skripals.

The ex-spy believes that if Gordon was involved in the Skripal attack he could have been leader of the special ops group carrying it out because of his seniority.

The two men knew each other when Karpichkov was an FSB major in Latvia – then part of the Soviet Union – and Gordon was a subordinate.

The codename Gordon was given to the spy by his FSB bosses.

It is not unusual to choose British names. Notorious double agent Kim Philby was codenamed Stanley.

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give them up.

Russia continues to deny any involvement.

KGB defector fears over killer

Trained KGB killer Boris Karpichkov today said he was ordered to poison Gordon for betraying one of the FSB’s networks to the Latvian security service.

But he refused to do it. In 1998 he fled Russia with two suitcases full of secrets and defected to Britain with his family.

Then Home Secretary, Theresa May granted him citizenship in 2010.

(Image: Sunday Mirror)

Russian hit squads have twice tried to poison Karpichkov in New Zealand after he moved there between June 2006 and October 2007.

He said today: “I am speaking out as I hope it is the best way to protect myself and my family.

“I know the spy being linked with the Skripals, so my life is in even greater danger now,A Texas battle over whether or not keep a pregnant woman on life support is drawing national attention.

The family of Marlise Munoz, the pregnant woman who's been on life support for over a month, wants the hospital to unhook the machines keeping her body alive, even though her unborn baby is close to 21 weeks.

The hospital says it's following state law in keeping her on life support until the viability of the fetus can be determined. However, the family's attorneys are challenging the hospital in an attempt to honor the family's wishes.

Both supporters of the Munoz and protestors have taken a stand outside John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Texas.

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number of modifications - the edges of the collar were everted, away from the skin to prevent skin pressure at the collar edges. The clearance between the skin and the orthotic surface was increased to accommodate padding. The collar was printed in two opposing sections, with straps at the sides. The third prototype involved the manual removal of material away from the second prototype, at the shoulders and head, and a corrective adjustment to the patient's tendency of lateral and axial rotation of the head with padding. The fourth prototype was re-printed taking into account previous improvements, including the removal of material at sites of discomfort from prototypes 2 and 3.

The patient-specific cervical collar was designed and produced using the workflow described in section 2.2. The final prototypeHong Kong chortles over Carrie Lam toilet paper hunt By Juliana Liu

Hong Kong correspondent, BBC News Published duration 23 January 2017

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Run out of toilet paper? Most of us would solve the problem with a quick trip to the shops.

But in Hong Kong, politician Carrie Lam took a taxi to her former official residence in the city's exclusive Peak district to fetch more rolls.

She shared the details of her loo paper adventure to reporters over the weekend, instantly making her a laughing stock on social media.

"I'm laughing so hard, I'm on the floor," a user called Robhimx wrote on Twitter.

Mrs Lam is currently seen as Beijing's top pick to become Hong Kong's chief executive, the highest position in the city. But many are now questioning her common


sense and her knowledge of the city.

Some wondered why she couldn't simply ask the housekeeping staff of her serviced residence for toilet paper.

Or, when she found her local convenience store had no loo paper, why she didn't purchase the ubiquitous tissue packets for temporary use.

"So, where did she get her toilet paper BEFORE she moved into the government house?" asked another online commentator.

image caption There are more than 900 7-11 convenience stores in Hong Kong, many selling toilet paper and all selling tissues

image caption Many online commenters felt that a packet of these might have done the trick

A few hours before the taxi trip, the former chief secretary had moved out of her government-assigned quarters to live as a civilian, as part of plans to contest the chiefexecutive election in March.

"A lot has happened in my life in the last few days," she told reporters. "I have to keep adapting to the changes, and to keep learning."

Mrs Lam, who comes from a working-class background, became a civil servant in 1980 before rising to the chief secretary position, which came with many perks including housing and chauffeured cars.

After so many years as a sheltered civil servant, some wonder if she is too out of touch to run a city of seven million people.

"Loo paper-gate", as it is being called online, was not Mrs Lam's first gaffe. She was criticised last week for appearing not to know how to pass through a turnstile at a Hong Kong subway station.

The station is part of a network that carries


nearly five million passengers every day. Television footage shows her pausing at the turnstile, before an assistant tells her to walk through.

Her blunders have become a popular talking point in Hong Kong's free-wheeling media.

Joseph Lam, a lawyer and blogger, has posted a parody video on his Facebook page , in which he holds a basket with napkins while speaking with former judge Woo Kwok-hing, who also intends to run for the chief executive position.

image copyright EPA image caption Chief executive contender Regina Ip has assured Hong Kong residents she knows how to use public transport

And another contender, former security chief Regina Ip, was quizzed on her transport knowledge during a live radio programme.

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selection switches can be manually used to select the information the magnetic head will magnetically record on the filmstrip adjacent the most-recently exposed one of the film flames including the final exposed frame. An input receiving control is connected to the memory, the magnetic head, the motor, and the information selection switches to actuate the motor to advance the filmstrip to permit the magnetic head to record the information on the filmstrip adjacent the most-recently exposed one of the film frames except the final exposed frame, each time at least one of the selection switches is used to select the information, and to record the information on the filmstrip adjacent the final exposed frame, only one time at least one of the selection switches is used to selectthe information.
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98 A.2d 76 (1953)
BOOZER et al.
v.
JOHNSON et al.
Court of Chancery of Delaware, New Castle.
June 17, 1953.
Vincent A. Theisen and Aubrey B. Lank, Wilmington, for plaintiffs.
John P. Sinclair, of the firm of Berl, Potter & Anderson, of Wilmington, for defendants.
*77 BRAMHALL, Vice Chancellor.
By virtue of an act of the General Assembly of the State of Delaware, 48 Delaware Laws, Chapter 152, after approval by the electors of the City of Newark and the electors of certain additional territory proposed to be annexed, the boundaries of the City of Newark were extended to include a large tract of land, the annexed land being several times the size of the original boundaries of the city. Prior to the annexation of this territory plaintiffs William C. Boozer and his wife, Evelyn RuthBoozer, acquired certain pieces of real property on the public highway known as Capitol Trail in what was then White Clay Hundred, upon which they erected a building consisting of three stores and two apartments. Subsequent to the annexation of the territory in question, the Boozers entered into a written lease with the plaintiff Hein for one of the stores located in said building, one of the provisions of the lease being that in order for the same to become effective Hein should be successful in an application which he was making with the Delaware Liquor Commission for a license for the sale of alcoholic liquor. Subsequent to the original application of Hein, the Council of the City of Newark, pursuant to section 29 of Chapter 152, Laws


of Delaware, 1949, appointed six individuals as members of a Planning Commission for the city and a Planning Commission was set up by the council a few weeks later.
On November 15, 1951, the Planning Commission set up by the city took up for consideration the question of the zoning of the land annexed to the City of Newark under the provisions of its charter and made its recommendations to council that the whole of the territory be limited to residential purposes only. The council, after a public hearing, notice of which was published in the "Newark Post", a paper of general circulation of the City of Newark, for more than fifteen days, amended the zoning ordinance of the city in accordance with the recommendations of the Planning Commission.by inference. It is not stated either in sections 304 or 305 that such hearings must be held by the zoning commission.
The City of Newark had previously enacted a comprehensive zoning ordinance, the validity of which is not in dispute in this proceeding. The act in dispute is amendatory to that legislation. It was passed by the council after recommendation of the planning commission and after full hearing before the council. Due notice was given of the hearing by publication in a newspaper of general circulation *79 in the City of Newark, as required by the statute. It is true, as contended by plaintiffs, that no attempt was made by council in passing the amendment to divide the territory added into industrial, commercial, and residential districts. But the


point. In that case, one of the grounds urged for the invalidity of the amendment to a zoning ordinance was that the planning board, which was claimed to have functioned as a zoning commission, did not hold public hearings and did not submit and make a preliminary or final report to the legislative body of the municipality. The court refused to accept this contention, saying:
"The complaint further alleges that the ordinance is defective in failing to comply with the provisions of section 179-a in that in connection with the amendment to the zoning ordinance the planning board did not hold a public hearing nor did it make or submit to the board of trustees a preliminary report or final report. It is plaintiffs' contention that the planning boardfunctions as the zoning commission and that it should have held a public hearing and made a report.
"There is no merit to this contention. It is clear that section 179-a, dealing with the appointment of a zoning commission, has to do with the situation where a village is about to enact a zoning ordinance for the first time. But that section does not govern amendments or changes thereafter to be made. Sections 178 and 179 of the Village Law cover such situations."
An examination of sections 178, 179, and 179-a, of the New York statute, discloses that they correspond closely to sections 304, 305, and 306, of Title 22. In fact, the language of sections 179 and 179-a of the New York statute is substantially the same as that


of sections 305 and 306 of Title 22.
Plaintiffs contend that the amendment to the zoning ordinance is further invalid by reason of the fact that notice by registered mail was not given as required by the zoning ordinance of the City of Newark. Defendants contend that the zoning ordinance, being merely an act of city council and not a part of the charter or any other statute, may be waived or repealed, in whole or in part, expressly or by implication. Defendants further state that plaintiff William C. Boozer has waived any rights which he may have had to notice by reason of his being present and taking part at the meeting itself.
The original ordinance of the City of Newark provides, inter alia, that notice by registered mailmust be given to the property owners affected by the change. Admittedly, no such notice was mailed. It is not shown that this rule was suspended or repealed by any positive act of the council. The amendment to this ordinance was passed unanimously by the council and there is no evidence tending to prove that any objection was made to the passage of the amendment on the ground of lack of this notice. The provisions of the act of the legislature were fully complied with in the passage of the amendments. The provision as to notice by registered mail was not a part of the requirement of the Act of the legislature: it is based entirely upon the provision of the ordinance of council. The council could therefore


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Diamond merchants, a former IAS officer, engineering companies, a class 4 employee union of Vadodara city and a national level co-operative body feature in the list of over 5,600 wilful bank defaulters, according to a report. Gujarati businessmen or businessmen based out of Gujarat constitute close to 15% of the total accounts.

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Some of the major defaulters include Mukesh Bhandari-owned Electrotherm India, Surat-based JB Diamonds, Neesa Group companies owned by former IAS officer, Sanjay Gupta and Sai Info Systems India Ltd, founded by the now absconding Sunil Kakkad.

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SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Padres today announced Benito Santiago and Garry Templeton have been elected to the Padres Hall of Fame. The election was made in conjunction with the San Diego chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America (BBWAA), local sports media and the San Diego Padres front office. Santiago and Templeton will be the 10th and 11th members to be inducted into the Padres Hall of Fame, joining Buzzie Bavasi, Nate Colbert, Jerry Coleman, Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, Randy Jones, Ray Kroc, Dick Williams and Dave Winfield.

"This is a well-deserved honor for Benito and Garry, who each played integral roles during their time in San Diego - both on and off the field," said Padres President and CEO Mike Dee. "Their induction into thePadres Hall of Fame will solidify their places in Padres history. Our efforts to showcase the organization's history throughout Petco Park will come to life next year, when the new Hall of Fame location opens, coinciding with the return of MLB's All-Star Game to San Diego."

The Padres Hall of Fame induction will take place during a special pregame ceremony on Saturday, August 8, ahead of the 5:40 p.m. Padres game vs. the Philadelphia Phillies. All fans in attendance at that night's game will receive a Templeton or Santiago Padres throwback replica jersey presented by FOX Sports San Diego. The ceremony will cap off a two-night Hall of Fame celebration, with Padres broadcaster Dick Enberg being honored prior to the game on Friday, August 7. Enberg will receive the


2015 Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasting excellence from the Baseball Hall of Fame on Saturday, July 25 in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Santiago will be the first catcher inducted into the Padres Hall of Fame. The backstop made his Major League debut for San Diego in 1986 and was unanimously named National League Rookie of the Year in 1987, the first in franchise history. A five-time National League All-Star, four with the Padres (1989-92), he played seven of his first 20 Major League seasons for San Diego, hitting .264 (758-for-2872) for San Diego with 124 doubles, 15 triples, 85 home runs and 375 RBI over 789 games from 1986-92. The Puerto Rico native also received four Louisville Silver Slugger Awards (1987-88, 1990-91) and three Rawlings Gold Gloves (1988-90) in hiscareer, all with San Diego. His career-best and franchise-record 34-game hitting streak during his rookie season in 1987 still stands as the longest hitting streak in Major League history by a rookie as well as the longest ever by a catcher.

Originally signed by the Padres as an amateur free agent on September 1, 1982, Santiago ranks among catching leaders in franchise history in the majority of offensive categories, including first in home runs, triples and runs scored (308), second in RBI, games, hits, doubles and at-bats and third in walks (137). Defensively, he caught 203 of 650 attempted base stealers during his tenure with the Padres, the highest caught-stealing percentage (31.2%) of any backstop in franchise history. His four starts behind the plate for the National League All-Star


team are the second-most starting nods at the Mid-Summer Classic in franchise history behind only Tony Gwynn and his 12 starts. His three Gold Glove Awards and four Silver Slugger Awards are also the second-most in franchise history behind only Gwynn (five Gold Gloves, seven Silver Sluggers).

Templeton, who played 10 of his 16 Major League seasons with San Diego from 1982-1991, will be the first shortstop inducted into the Padres Hall of Fame. The switch-hitter hit .252 (1,135-for-4,512) with 195 doubles, 36 triples, 43 home runs and 427 RBI over 1,286 games for the Padres. Acquired by San Diego along with Sixto Lezcano and Luis DeLeon from the St. Louis Cardinals on December 10, 1981 in exchange for Ozzie Smith, Steve Mura and Al Olmsted, Templeton ranks secondto Tony Gwynn among franchise leaders in several offensive categories, including games played, at-bats, hits and doubles and ranks fourth in triples, seventh in RBI and eighth in runs scored. He was named a National League All-Star for the Padres and team MVP in 1985 and earned a Louisville Silver Slugger Award in 1984. Over his 10 seasons in San Diego, he posted a .965 fielding percentage at shortstop, the best fielding percentage in franchise history by a shortstop.


It's hard to beat an afternoon at the Huntington Library and Gardens. In fact, it's hard to squeeze everything in. The European Art collection features "Blue Boy," but the whole portrait gallery is a celebration of the best British portraitists: Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds. The gallery also features Venice in paintings by Canaletto, Guardi, and J.M. W. Turner.

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The crossing of Chile’s Atacama Desert brought
novelties for the 2010 Dakar race, with the local motorcycle rider Francisco
“Chaleco” López and the Spanish driver Carlos Sainz flying through the dunes in
the fifth stage, which marked the end of the first third of the most demanding
race on the international car racing calendar.

Though the Frenchman Cyril Despres (KTM)
continues to lead on two wheels, the national racer riding an Aprilia climed to
second place in the general standings after winning the 670 kilometer special
stage betweent the cities of Copiapó and Antofagasta, with the Frenchman and
the Porguese rider Helder Rodrigues (Yamaha) escorting him.

In the car category, the Madrid native Carlos
Sainzbenefited from multiple champion
Stéphane Peterhansel’s (BMW) abandonment and drove his Valkswagen Touareg very
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Miller(United States) his main challengers.

On quad bikes, the Argentine idol Marcos
Patronelli (Yamaha) has a relatively comfortable lead, while in trucks the
Russian crew led by Vladimir Chagin is holding onto first place.

The rally
caravan will continue northward this Thursday, when it covers the 418
kilometers of the open mining territory that separate the cities of Antofagasta
and Iquique on the Pacific Ocean coast, 1,800 kilometers north of the capital
Santiago.