visit and their testimony supported their father's claims.

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Two weeks later, appellant claims Aaron returned to Cycle Country with two more representatives from Yamaha.  Only Wayne Sheets was present at the shop during this visit, and he did not recall if anyone had photographed or examined the modified tri-motorcycle during this visit.  Again, no dealer report was made of this visit by Aaron.

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Aaron visited the shop again in August 1980 and, according to Tommy Sheets, asked Tommy to bring a modified tri-motorcycle to a Yamaha service seminar in New Orleans later in the month.  Tommy complied with this request.  This seminar was limited to Yamaha employees and dealers.  Wilbert Sheets' modification evidently was discussed at the seminar as a solution to the shifting anddrowning problems the 125 was experiencing.

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In April 1981, Tommy and Wayne Sheets sold their interests in Cycle Country, including the modified demonstrator, to a third party, and entered into a release with Yamaha U.S.A.  Wilbert Sheets was not a party to this release.

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In November 1981, Wilbert Sheets saw a Yamaha advertisement in Outdoor Life magazine, publicizing the company's new tri-motorcycle model number 175 which contained an air intake device very similar to his modification on the 125.  Wilbert Sheets immediately sought legal advice and eventually filed suit in federal district court against Yamaha Motors Corp., U.S.A.2  on October 5, 1982.  His suit claimed damages for the alleged advantages and benefits realized by Yamaha as a result of Yamaha's alleged misappropriation of his invention and


its incorporation by Yamaha into the model 175 tri-motorcycle.  His claims were based in part upon the Louisiana Uniform Trade Secrets Act for misappropriation of a trade secret and upon unjust enrichment principles in Louisiana law.

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On March 21, 1983, Wilbert Sheets applied for a United States patent on his air intake device.  After abandonment of this patent application, Wilbert Sheets filed a second patent application on February 19, 1985.  His patent counsel was notified on June 11, 1985, by the United States Patent and Trademark Office that most of his claims were unpatentable because of a previous patent issued on January 29, 1985, to Ko Tanaka of Shizuoka, Japan, and assigned to Yamaha Japan.

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Trial on the merits of appellant's suit against Yamaha U.S.A. and Yamahaservice seminar in August 1980.  He also let Cycle Country, a company in which he had no proprietary interest, use a modified tri-motorcycle as a demonstrator, apparently without restriction.  Further, he installed his modification on the tri-motorcycles of at least nine other individuals and gave them, at most, only minimal instructions not to reveal the modification to others.  These limited attempts at secrecy appear to have had more to do with maintaining the Cycle Country racing team's competitive edge in racing and less to do with maintaining the secrecy of the modification itself.

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Apparently, appellant also allowed several Yamaha representatives to enter Cycle Country and examine and photograph his modification without taking any efforts at maintaining the secrecy of the modification.  There had been no


George W. Bush's claim to fame.

George W. Bush's claim to fame.

The Best of George W. Bush

The bravest thing he ever did.

Slate continues its short features on the 2004 presidential candidates. Previous series covered the candidates' biographies, buzzwords, agendas, and worldviews. This series assesses the story that supposedly shows each candidate at his best. Here's the one told by supporters of George W. Bush—and what they leave out.

The story: "Last November, the U.N. Security Council passed a unanimous resolution finding Iraq in material breach of its obligations, and vowing serious consequences in the event Saddam Hussein did not fully and immediately comply. When Saddam Hussein failed even to comply then, President Bush, on March 17th, gave him and his sons 48 hours to leave Iraq. … I have watchedfor more than a year now as President Bush kept the American people constantly informed of the dangers we face, and of his determination to confront those dangers. There was no need for anyone to speculate what the President was thinking; his words were clear, and straightforward, and understood by friend and enemy alike. When the moment arrived to make the tough call—when matters came to the point of choosing, and the safety of the American people was at stake—President Bush acted decisively, with resolve, and with courage." (Vice President Cheney, July 24, 2003)

Reality check: The course was actually set in the summer of 2002, when the United States intensified its bombing of Iraqi military targets to soften them up for the invasion. By the eve of the


invasion, there was no "tough call" to be made. Hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops had been sent to the Persian Gulf, at a cost of many billions of dollars. It would have been far more politically difficult to pull them back than to send them in.

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Launching the war required no domestic political courage on Bush's part, since polls consistently showed majority support for it. Far more courage was required of the prime ministers of Britain and Spain, who took part in the war despite overwhelming opposition in their countries. The resolve Bush showed was precisely in defying the U.N. Security Council, which, contrary to Cheney's story, refused to authorize the war. Even then, Bush lacked the courage to put the authorizing resolution to a Security Council vote.Once it was clear he would lose the vote, Bush withdrew the resolution.

As to keeping Americans constantly informed, Bush held only nine press conferences in the first two and half years of his presidency, the lowest rate since Herbert Hoover. It's true that he issued warnings about dangers Americans faced from Iraq, but many of these warnings were discredited. * In August 2003, more than 100 days after Bush declared victory, Bush had produced so little evidence that Howard Dean was able to declare, "The president told us that there was a deal between al-Qaida and Iraq. That was not true. The president told us that Iraq was buying uranium to make atomic weapons. That was not true. The vice president told us that Iraq was imminently about


Fund forecasting growth of 7.3 percent in the fiscal year through March 2019 and 7.5 percent in the next as reforms initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi pay off.

Here are the full details of the dashboard:

Business Activity

India’s main services index rose at the fastest pace in 21 months in July, the latest purchasing managers survey showed, while manufacturing continued to expand, but at a slower pace. These together pushed the composite index to its highest level since October 2016. The optimism stems from a rise in new orders, giving confidence to businesses to produce more.

On the price front though there are were mixed signs. Services providers were unable to fully pass on rising costs, while manufacturers increased output charges for the 12th straight month.

Data from the central bankmore demand for loans. Bank credit rose 12.7 percent in August from a year ago, with most of the loans being made to the services sector. Commercial paper issuances are also on the rise.

But those numbers aren’t telling the whole story. Bloomberg Economics’ Abhishek Gupta attributed the rise in bank credit over the past year largely due to favorable base effects. Rising borrowing costs have instead crimped corporate bond issuances, indicating that total credit flowing to the corporate sector is weak, he said.

Foreign direct investments fell to their lowest since January, and that could weigh on India’s balance of payments. Already, the current account deficit is expected to widen due to higher oil prices and slowing inflows into the capital markets. With a general election due in early


Fujimi Shobo's official website listing for its various light novel series no longer lists a fall release for the upcoming Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory television anime. The website had listed a fall 2017 release window at least as recently as April 14. The website removed the listing between then and April 30.

The official website for the anime itself also removed its "this fall" listing for the series sometime between February and April.

The Full Metal Panic! franchise revealed in October that an anime project titled Full Metal Panic! IV was slated to premiere this fall. The franchise revealed the series' full title as Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory in January.

Katsuichi Nakayama (series director for planetarian, assistant director for Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, Bodacious Space Pirates TheThis is a preprint of a chapter that appears in revised form in Epistemic Paternalism Reconsidered: Conceptions, Justifications, and Implications, edited by Amiel Bernal and Guy Axtell (London: Roman & Littlefield, 2020): pp. 29-44. This version is free to view and download for private research and study only. Please cite to the final version. Epistemic Paternalism Online Clinton Castro Department of Philosophy Florida International University Adam Pham Division of Humanities and Social Science California Institute of Technology Alan Rubel Information School and Center for Law, Society & Justice University of Wisconsin-Madison Abstract: New media (highly interactive digital technology for creating, sharing, and consuming information) affords users a great deal of control over their informational diets. As a result, many users of new media unwittingly encapsulate themselves in epistemic


know it has substantial drawbacks. Consider the Michigan resident who received media attention for being "surprised to hear there was anything negative in the Mueller Report at all about President Trump" (Golshan 2019). The resident made her statement over a month after the Report, which indeed contained many negative revelations about the president and received much media attention for this, had been made available to the public (USDOJ 2019). When the resident made her statement, it was hard to imagine that any American could think that the Report was anything but negative for the President. Yet, she thought the Report exonerated him. When the resident did learn that the Report was negative, it was through serendipity. At the time, the only Republican representative calling for impeachment on thepaternalism. To see why, consider the following case from Shane Ryan (2016): Smoke Alarm. Suppose that a mother is worried about the safety of her son in his new apartment. It's his first time living away from home and his mother knows that there is no smoke alarm in his apartment. She thinks that if she were to suggest that he get one, then he would agree, but knowing him as she does, she doesn't believe that he would actually get one. She knows that he is very proud of his new-found independence, and she thinks that if she were to ask him whether he would like her to buy him one he would say no. She decides to buy him one anyway and, by offering it to


be able to pop epistemic bubbles, but they may not be able to dismantle sturdier structures, such as echo chambers (epistemic structures that, like epistemic bubbles, leave relevant sources of information out; but, unlike epistemic bubbles, actively discredit those sources (Nguyen forthcoming)). There is good reason to look into what we may do to chip away at these structures. Social media sites-8chan12, which has been 12 "an online message board that [...] characterizes itself as the "darkest reaches" of the online world in its tagline and has fostered a reputation as a nearly lawless space for free speech" (Stewart, 2019). References Ahlstrom-Vij, Kristoffer. 2013. Epistemic Paternalism: A Defense. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Alfano, Mark, Joseph Adam Carter, and Marc Cheong. 2018. "Technological Seduction and Self-Radicalization." Journal of the AmericanJohn Engler resigns as Michigan State University interim president

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Daniel Uria

John Engler resigned as interim president of Michigan State University on Wednesday night, 11 months after taking the position in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal. File Photo by Kevin Dietsch/UPI | License Photo

Jan. 16 (UPI) -- Michigan State University Interim President John Engler resigned Wednesday night after the university's board of trustees announced plans for a meeting to discuss "personnel matters" Thursday morning.

MSU board Chairwoman Dianne Byrum announced on Twitter that she had received Engler's resignation, 11 months after he was brought in to head the university in the wake of the Larry Nassar sex abuse scandal.

Byrum added Engler's resignation would be "discussed and acted upon" at the meeting scheduled for 8 a.m. on Thursday.

Members of the


"It was a position I did not seek but accepted in order to assist the university I love."

Engler wrote that he came to MSU as the university was in a "crisis" and he "sought to move with urgency and determination to initiate cultural change."

He went on to list a series of changes he made during his tenure as interim president, including 24-hour a day access to counseling services, creation of the Relationship, Violence and Sexual Misconduct working group and restructuring MSU's health colleges, clinical operations and student wellness programs.

"I am proud to have a key role in preparing my school to welcome a new President who will take us to new heights. I will be forever grateful to all of those who have supported me this past year.Residents of Sentosa Cove, many of whom paid premium prices for the sea view and peaceful surroundings of their posh homes, have described floating security barriers being installed nearby as an "eyesore" and a "design failure" because of the constant noise generated.

The buoyant blue barrels, linked by metal chains and meant to deter illegal entry into Singapore, are being installed in phases about 50m to 70m from the coastline. Work to install them began last month and is expected to be completed by March.

The barriers are part of a national plan to beef up border security.

The Ministry of Home Affairs announced in 2014 that it was putting up more physical barriers along the coastline. A total of 143km out of Singapore's 197km coastline would be protected by barricades


such as floating sea barriers and fences on land and in the sea, the ministry said.

The floating sea barriers can also be seen off East Coast and Punggol.

They will span around 3km when completed off the Sentosa Cove coastline, where seven condominiums and numerous landed properties are located.

More than 100 residents turned up last Saturday for a meeting arranged by the Sentosa Cove Resort Management (SCRM) with the Police Coast Guard (PCG).

Residents complained about noise from rattling chains when waves hit the barrels, saying they had to close their windows and doors to shut out the din, but even this has not worked at times. Some spoke of sleepless nights and distress affecting their mental health.

Several were also worried about the impact on property prices in the area,between 2017 and last year to take diverse requirements into consideration.

At last Saturday's meeting, several residents proposed setting up their own committee - comprising representatives from all the condominiums and landed housing - to liaise directly with the authorities.

Long-time Sentosa Cove resident Alec Wing, the interim representative of the committee, said they planned to formalise a group to work with the authorities.

Sentosa Cove resident Mr Alec Wing looking at the visible floating sea barriers that have been installed in the sea. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG

While residents appreciated the efforts to make Singapore safer for everyone, they hoped to have their perspectives taken into consideration for future solutions, said Mr Wing, an IT consultant who has lived in the area since 2006.

"We want to be part of the process


GOP leader replied: "No."

"[Russian President Vladimir] Putin yearns for the old days and acts like it," McConnell added.

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McConnell's comments come after Trump sparked backlash by suggesting, before leaving for a G-7 meeting, that Russia should be included in the group's economic talks.

“With that being said, Russia should be in this meeting,” Trump said at the time. "Why are we having a meeting without Russia being in the meeting?"

Russia was ousted from the then-Group of Eight in 2014 in order to punish Moscow for annexing Crimea and supporting pro-Kremlin separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Trump's warmer rhetoric toward Moscow, dating back to his presidential campaign, has sparked skepticism from Democrats, as well as Republicans. Congress passed new sanctions on Russia in 2017 despite pushback from the White House.

McConnell's Playbook interview comesas a group of GOP senators is poised to visit Russia at the end of the week.

White House national security adviser John Bolton is also in Russia this week to discuss a potential meeting between Trump and Putin, which media reports indicate could take place next month.

McConnell added on Wednesday that he doesn't "think there's anything wrong" with Trump and Putin meeting.

"We met with Russian leaders during the Cold War. So I have no problem with that," he said.


Notice No. 01-310
September 21, 2001

TO:
All NYMEX Division Members
All NYMEX Division Commodity Managers
All NYMEX Division Clearing Members

FROM:
J. Robert Collins, Jr., President

RE:
Deadlines for EFPs and Notice of Intention to Deliver and Accept for the October 2001 Crude Oil Futures

	The deadline for submission of EFPs in the October 2001 Crude Oil Future has been extended to 12:00 P.M. Monday, September 24, 2001.  The deadline for submission of Notices of Intention to Deliver and Accept by clearing members for the October 2001 Crude Oil Futures contract has been extended until 1:00 P.M. on Monday, September 24, 2001.

Clearing members may submit Notices of Intention to Deliver or Accept prior to the revised deadline as they are available and may amend submissions until the Monday 1:00 P.M. requirement.

		All floor members and their clerks,do, it's a joy. The conformai stick's shape feels very natural (it fits in the hand like a melted candy bar), and it allows easy access to nine of the 16 hotAS controls. Two fully adjustable forearm rests on the right cockpit bulkhead stabilize and isolate the pilot's arm and wrist, so when rattling around the cockpit during turbulence or going after the bad guy, the pilot's arm won't accidentally move and initiate unwanted control inputs.

Initially the stick was fixed completely and pilots would get comfortable with the novel concept of no stick movement pretty quickly. But there were two issues:

Cross-coupling. The control input must be separated in two axes, pitch and roll, and this is difficult to separate if feedback is from force only. In order to


COLUMBIA, MD —Long Reach was one of eight communities designated as a Sustainable Community last month by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, which reports there are now more than 100 such communities in the state. In fact, there are 103, state officials announced Monday.

The Sustainable Community program, founded in 2010, helps local governments revitalize targeted areas through planning, partnerships and funding. Here is what the state had to say about Long Reach and its plans as a Sustainable Community:

Long Reach Village (Howard County)

"One of the earlier villages to emerge from Columbia's innovative mid-century master plan, Long Reach comprises a commercially-oriented village center and four residential neighborhoods. "The village center area, which will be the primary target of Howard County's redevelopment efforts, includes retail space aswell as the Columbia Association's Art Center and Stonehouse community center. Popular nearby recreational amenities, such as Blandair Park, Jackson Pond and a future indoor tennis facility, are complements to Long Reach's trail network, community gardens, and the high school's top-ranked environmental program.

"Revitalization strategies will promote new uses for the blighted village center, which is now largely county-owned, currently without an anchor store, and facing nearly 70 percent vacancy as recently as 2014. The county also plans to reduce impervious surfaces, employ better energy practices, improve its transit, bike and pedestrian networks, and develop more active public spaces. Homeowners in Long Reach would have access to programs for rehabilitation of older properties, and the county plans to investigate ways for the village to offer new housing units in


OK, I'm, confused. Some would say that's easily done, but bear with me for a moment here and you may be too. The City of Santa Monica is famous, some would say infamous, for its more than liberal and charitable approach to many segments of society. So liberally charitable that it is frequently referred to as the People's Republic of Santa Monica.

Take for example the revolt of the populace in the mid-1990s. Over time at the end of the last century, most Santa Monica residents were renters. Realizing that most of the landlords did not live in the city and thus were not voters, the resident renter/voters enacted rent control. Now, landlords can virtually only evict residents for not paying rent.

Santa Monica now has an anti-homeless ordinance, butonly after a long history of favoring the homeless. As a consequence, the city does not enjoy the best reputation among tourists, but it is very popular with those who sleep on its streets and beaches, despite the issue's travails in and out of the courts.

Most recently, it has taken the position that it was not at fault for the deaths of ten people at its Farmer's Market several years ago after 86-year old George Walker ran his car into a crowd at the market, and denied the claims of the family members of those killed and the several dozen of those injured in the accident.

Santa Monica? Say it isn't so. You must have the wrong city.

Yes indeed. Despite its reputation for its liberal tendencies (while the anti-homeless


with the State Attorney's Office to determine what charges would be filed.

FWC said the turtle is a threatened gopher tortoise, one level above endangered.

"It's something that we're not going to tolerate," FWC spokesman Brad Stanley said.

Amber Teska, who lives next door to Dionne's house, said the younger teen didn't seem upset when she was arrested, but quite the opposite.

"I had walked out to my mailbox and she was just in the car smiling," Teska said. "She smiled all the way from her house, being handcuffed to the car, and she was inside the car smiling, and it was just disgusting. It's like she doesn't even care."

The outcry for the teens to receive the maximum punishment allowed circulated on the Internet in the form of online petitions, including onefoot," Broadhurst said. "That tortoise probably suffered many hours before passing away to injuries."

Ashtin Erd went to school with the two girls at Ridgeview High School and started an online campaign to raise money for a wildlife fund to help gopher tortoises. He's raised about $450.

Erd said the public outcry over the video was intense and sometimes vicious.

"They were shocked and most of them wanted to fight them and beat them up," Erd said. "Most of my friends posted it and talked about beating them up, and they lived right around the corner."

The family of one of the teens has installed security cameras at its home after receiving death threats over the video.


restQL, Ricardo Mayerhofer, IT Manager at B2W Digital, and one of the authors of restQL, said the project came about during the company's microservices migration. The development teams quickly benefitted from a move to microservices, with smaller applications to support, and corresponding easier maintenance. However, front-end code became more complex, having to orchestrate calls to multiple microservices, instead of a single, large call to the old monolith. Mayerhofer summarized their experience, saying, "A microservice-based architecture isn't a silver bullet. Despite its immediate benefits to the service teams, it poses by its very nature a challenge in terms of complexity and performance to the consumers." After considering Falcor and GraphQL, restQL was developed, and proved instrumental in simplifying client access to the multitude of backend services.

More information about restQLthe Texas Uniform Commercial Code, the interpretation of a restrictive endorsement, irregularities in the check, and the interest that the dishonest employee intended the payee to have in the check.  British Caledonian also appeals the district court's denial of a Fed.R.Civ.P. 60(b) motion based on new evidence.  For the reasons outlined below, we affirm.

I. BACKGROUND

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In March 1980, J. Roland Savoie, a dishonest employee of British Caledonian Airways, arranged to have British Caledonian write a check for $116,000 to Mary Tull Charter Services on British Caledonian's account at the Texas Commerce Bank.  Savoie's mother, Simone Gauthier, took the check to the defendant, the Bedford Bank, around March 10, 1980, and presented it to teller Jean Tedrow.  On the back of the check, the following lines


British Caledonian, despite the expiration of the discovery deadline.  On June 17, 1985, Bedford Bank filed a response to British Caledonian's summary judgment motion, again asserting a section 3.405 defense.  Attached to this response were affidavits from Robinson and Wanda O'Rourke, Bedford Bank's custodian of records, concerning Bedford Bank's good faith in processing the $116,000 check.  On November 20, 1985, Bedford Bank filed a Supplemental Motion for Summary Judgment on the basis of section 3.405.  That motion relied on the same evidence cited in Bedford Bank's June 17 response.  British Caledonian opposed Bedford Bank's motion both on timeliness and on the merits, but never moved to strike the Robinson and O'Rourke affidavits or to take additional discovery.  On April 14, 1985, thesubject to several plausible interpretations, then the Bank's following one of these interpretations will not support an inference of bad faith.  As to (3), the identity of handwriting, the teller, Tedrow, testified at her deposition in 1985 that she could see the identity in 1985;  she did not recall noticing the identity in 1980, when the check was deposited.

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The discrepancy in spelling the payee's name (contention no. 4) is a minor one, involving one letter in the name--"Tull" as opposed to "Toll."    Both "Tull" and "Toll" appear to be normal English names.  The names are handwritten, and Tedrow could have thought that one of the writers simply forgot to close the top of the "o" or that the other inadvertently closed a


maker or drawer has supplied him with the name of the payee intending the latter to have no such interest [in the check]."  British Caledonian argues that Savoie and Gauthier did intend Mary Tull Charter Services to receive an "interest" in the check, because Savoie and Gauthier actually gave Mary Tull a cashier's check for $30,600.

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According to British Caledonian, the "interest in the instrument" language of section 3.405 should be read broadly to include any interest in the proceeds of a forged check.  Yet the evidence shows that Mary Tull's $30,600 did not in fact come from the proceeds of the $116,000 check.  Gauthier purchased the $30,600 cashier's check on March 17, 1980, at Preston State Bank.  The funds from the $116,000 check wereoperating bases, training grounds or clandestine burial sites.

Authorities said they went to the ranch outside Monterrey Tuesday after drug gang suspects revealed the burial sites during questioning.

They found 15 human skulls and other bones. The bodies appeared to have been buried there at least 8 months ago.

Further north in the border city of Piedras Negras, many parents kept their children home from school Wednesday following a fierce hour-long battle between gunmen and police. One female officer was killed and six people were wounded.

Tuesday night's shootout left an atmosphere of fear across the city of Piedras Negras, across the border from Eagle Pass, Texas.

Authorities have not identified the gunmen involved in the attack.

Prosecutors in Coahuila state said one of the wounded police officers is in serious condition.

The attackers fled


the world for 3 yrs running.His art has been called, "molecular gastronomy," but he prefers, "reductionism." He's most known for offering merely a plate of foamy substance consisting of only taste. Using kryogenics, distillation, and a host of scientific processes, he collects only the essence of taste from foods. 50 lbs of white aparagaus may only create 2 cups of liquid that he whips and creams into a few dabs of fluff that reside on your plate. He is all about originality. Every dish is a unique gutsy experiment that is presented on a plate and photographed by an in-house photographer. Every dish photo goes into his books that garner a price rivaling high end art books. My check on ebay had these books at $200 or more.bank instituted this action against defendant Glynn, an attorney at law, by filing a complaint which stated five separate causes of action. The first and second causes of action sought enforcement of two promissory notes of which defendant was the maker and plaintiff the payee.
*279 The third, fourth and fifth causes of action sought enforcement of defendant's liability under the terms of a continuing guaranty executed by defendant as surety and by which he guaranteed payment of "all sums of money which the bank heretofore has advanced or loaned or hereafter advances or lends" to one James R. O'Toole. These latter three causes of action alleged that plaintiff had made three separate loans to O'Toole evidenced by his promissory notes, two of which were in the amount of


SINGAPORE - The packet of salted egg fish skin snack that contained a dead lizard was manufactured at Irvins Salted Egg's previous premises, which ceased operations in November last year, the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority (AVA) said.

That facility is understood to be located in Admiralty Street.

In a statement on Monday (Feb 11), the AVA said that it had completed investigations into the Singapore-based food company, after a Bangkok customer found a dead lizard coated with salted egg in a packet of the popular snack in December.

The AVA said that it had since inspected Irvins' current premises and told the company to improve its quality control checks.

Quality control checks include conducting regular refresher training for quality control operators, sourcing ingredients from reputable suppliers and conducting regular audits.

"Irvins has madeimprovements in these areas, as well as stepped up inspections on the production line," the AVA said.

The authority added that it will continue to do periodic audits and enforcement checks on the company.

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The Straits Times understands that no further action will be taken against the company, whose new production facility is at JTC Food Hub in Senoko Drive.

In response to queries, Irvins Salted Egg founder Irvin Gunawan said that food safety and quality is the company's "foremost priority on which (they) will never compromise".

"I would like to thank customers who have continued to trust and support us," he said.

Irvins Salted Egg, which has at least 13 outlets in Singapore, Hong Kong and the Philippines,


manufactures all its products in Singapore.

Locals and tourists often stand in line to snap up its products, which come with a "dangerously addictive" label on its packaging.

In a Facebook post on Dec 29 last year, Ms Jane Holloway, 38, said that her mother and brother had eaten half the bag of Irvins Salted Egg Fish Skin before they discovered the dead reptile.

Ms Holloway, who lives in Bangkok, told ST that she bought the product in early November from international supermarket Villa Market at K Village in the Khlong Toei district.

Her Facebook post quickly went viral, with many netizens calling on the Singapore authorities to take action in response to the case.

Mr Gunawan later said that customers who bought salted egg snacks expiring on Oct 16 this year orwidely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world’s pre-eminent dramatist. He is often called England’s national poet and the Bard of Avon. His extant works, including some collaborations, consist of about 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and a few other verses, of which the authorship of some is uncertain. His plays have been translated into every major living language and are performed more often than those of any other playwright.

Shakespeare was born and brought up in Stratford-upon-Avon. While his birth date is not known, it is known that he was baptized on 26 April 1564. At the age of 18, he married Anne Hathaway, with whom he had three children: Susanna, and twins Hamnet and Judith. Between 1585 and 1592,


Shakespeare began a successful career in London as an actor, writer, and part-owner of a playing company called the Lord Chamberlain’s Men, later known as the King’s Men. He appears to have retired to Stratford around 1613 at age 49, where he died three years later on 23 April 1616. Few records of Shakespeare’s private life survive, and there has been considerable speculation about such matters as his physical appearance, sexuality, religious beliefs, and whether the works attributed to him were written by others. Shakespeare produced most of his known work between 1589 and 1613. His early plays were mainly comedies and histories and these works remain regarded as some of the best work produced in these genres. He then wrote mainly tragedies until about 1608, including Hamlet,Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth, considered some of the finest works in the English language. In his last phase, he wrote tragicomedies, also known as romances, and collaborated with other playwrights.

Many of his plays were published in editions of varying quality and accuracy during his lifetime. In 1623, John Heminges and Henry Condell, two friends and fellow actors of Shakespeare, published the First Folio, a collected edition of his dramatic works that included all but two of the plays now recognized as Shakespeare’s. It was prefaced with a poem by Ben Jonson, in which Shakespeare is hailed, presciently, as not of an age, but for all time. In the 20th and 21st century, his work has been repeatedly adopted and rediscovered by new movements in scholarship and performance.


in the middle of the 19th century, when adulation of Shakespeare as the greatest writer of all time had become widespread. Shakespeare’s biography, particularly his humble origins and obscure life, seemed incompatible with his poetic eminence and his reputation for genius, arousing suspicion that Shakespeare might not have written the works attributed to him. The controversy has since spawned a vast body of literature, and more than 80 authorship candidates have been proposed, the most popular being Sir Francis Bacon; Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford; Christopher Marlowe, William Stanley, 6th Earl of Derby and Lewis Theobald. Supporters of alternative candidates argue William Shakespeare lacked the education, aristocratic sensibility, or familiarity with the royal court that they say is apparent in the works. Those Shakespeare scholars whoBoyd and Pennebaker were able to create a psychological signature for each individual. They were then able to look at the psychological signature of Double Falsehood to determine who the author was most likely to be. Looking at the plays as whole units, the results were clear: Every measure but one identified Shakespeare as the likely author of Double Falsehood. Theobald was identified as the best match only when it came to his use of content words, and even then only by one of the three statistical approaches the researchers used. When Boyd and Pennebaker broke the play down into acts and analyzed the texts across acts, they found a more nuanced picture. For the first three acts, the analyses continued to identify Shakespeare as the likely author;


people with a family history were not typically screened. To answer the question, the study examined families with a history of the disease. The study, conducted at the NIH Clinical Center, the study screened 181 people from 33 families, each with at least two cases of small intestinal carcinoid. Genetic linkage analysis revealed a target DNA region shared by all affected members of a particularly large family. Genome sequencing narrowed that finding to a gene defect passed from one generation to the next, suggesting that the gene is an inherited risk factor for the disease. Disease was also discovered in 23 people who had not yet developed symptoms, and tumors were successfully removed in 21 of those people.

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After alcohol is consumed, it is first metabolized into acetaldehyde, atoxic chemical that can cause DNA damage and cancer. In the liver, aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2) is the main enzyme responsible for breaking down acetaldehyde into acetate, a nontoxic metabolite. It also removes other toxic aldehydes that can accumulate in the body. An estimated 560 million people in East Asia, and many people of East Asian descent, carry a genetic mutation that produces an inactive form of ALDH2. When individuals with the ALDH2 mutation drink alcohol, acetaldehyde accumulates in the body, resulting in facial flushing, nausea, and rapid heartbeat. People with the ALDH2 mutation are also at increased risk for cancers of the mouth, esophagus, and other areas of the upper aerodigestive tract.

According to an article published online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (10


SAP Ariba Live: Inspiring Success Among Women in Business

Leading female executives set to gather for exclusive forum at premier global commerce event and chart future course for business innovation and transformation

PALO ALTO, Calif. – February 28, 2017 – Business is changing faster than ever. And as they continue to rise in the ranks of procurement, technology, finance, engineering and design, women are increasingly setting the pace. Next month, hundreds of female executives will gather at SAP Ariba Live in Las Vegas for a special forum to discuss this transformation and ways in which they can help to accelerate it. Hosted by SAP Ariba CMO Alicia Tillman, the event will feature top women in business who will share their insights and stories of success, including Lisa Skeete Tatum, Co-FounderIf you don't know the name Donnel Pumphrey, now's a good time to familiarize yourself. Numbers-wise, he's better than the great Marshall Faulk.

In Saturday night's game against Cal, Pumphrey broke Faulk's career rushing record of 4,589 yards. The new record came late in the fourth quarter when Pumphrey broke a run to the left side.

There's the record breaker!

Donnel Pumphrey passes Marshall Faulk to become the @GoAztecs all-time leading rusher. https://t.co/nh08nmONfk — CBS Sports Network (@CBSSportsNet) September 11, 2016

In the 45-40 late-night win, Pumphrey finished with 281 yards on the ground, bringing his career total to 4,651.

Pumphrey entered the game with 4,370 yards -- 219 behind Faulk. Getting the record on Saturday was a tall task, but the senior showed he was up for the challenge. It helped, too,


that Cal has one of the worst run defenses in college football.

Still, Pumphrey had a huge night, and now he stands as the most prolific running back in Aztec history.

San Diego State has now won 12 straight games dating back to last season.Nuclear Energy Is Yucca Mountain back on the table? Obama mothballed the nuclear waste storage project. Now some Republicans seem determined to bring it back out.

This month, a long-debated proposal for a controversial nuclear dumping site took a small step forward.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission released a report examining potential groundwater contamination from burying the toxic remnants of nuclear energy production under Yucca Mountain, in Nevada. The report found that leakage from the site, a desert ridge 100 miles west of Las Vegas, would likely have only small impacts on cancer rates or hereditary diseases in humans and minimal impacts on the downstream environment.

The report was the latest in a series from the NRC and a supplement to the site's original environmental impact statement, first completed in 2002. The


first four reports focused on the safety of the site before, during and after construction, and examined the Department of Energy's ability to build the site. In recent months, Republicans, emboldened by the NRC reports and the impending departure of the site's strongest opponent, have been trying to revive the long-dormant project. Yucca funding is shaping up to be a topic of lively debate this fall during the 2016 budgeting process, but it faces considerable obstacles to being approved.

For decades, nuclear waste has been kept in facilities around the country intended only to temporarily store the dangerous and slowly decaying material. Yucca Mountain was supposed to be a more permanent fix: a safe, remote location to bury the waste forever. But since the site was originally designated in1987, local opposition and wider concerns about the site's safety have grown. President Obama revoked federal backing for the application in 2010, and licensing to develop the site stalled out. Harry Reid, the senior senator from Nevada and a longtime opponent, applauded the move and declared the project effectively dead.

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But it got a boost in 2013 when the U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C. forced the NRC to complete the long-delayed reports on the site's safety. Those reports started coming out shortly after court decision and the technical safety evaluations were completed this spring. They offered mixed statements on the potential safety of the site. Still, their release pushed the project back into the national conversation, and potentially back into play.

Congress faces an


A British Columbia company that created software allowing clients to under-report sales to the tax man has had its fraud conviction zapped by the province's Court of Appeal.

The panel of three justices ruled Wednesday there was no evidence the software, known as a "zapper" and created by InfoSpec Systems Inc., was ever used by two Winnipeg restaurants.

The Appeal court said the Crown couldn't prove the amount of the alleged fraud, which, according to the charge, was more than $5,000.

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"I would allow the appeal, set aside the conviction for fraud and enter an acquittal," said Justice David Frankel, in a decision written on behalf of Justice Mary Newbury and Justice Risa Levine.

The case dates back to an eight-year period between Oct. 4, 2000 and Aug. 28,DeSantis inspired many through his teaching and academic scholarship

Former University of New Mexico Professor Edward DeSantis had a special way of connecting with students with an impeccable, down-to-earth scholastic approach with an Ivy League demeanor. DeSantis, 78, died peacefully on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

DeSantis, who retired in 2011, was also a former graduate associate dean and faculty senate president. He taught in several different departments over the decades including fine arts, literature, history, music and philosohpy.

Besides his delight in the topics of classes he taught, DeSantis had a greater motivation for why he enjoyed his job so much.

“Teaching can be intoxicating at times,” he said back in Spring 2011 in an interview for the Honors College Alumni Newsletter shortly before his retirement. “It leads you into areas that you


and their talents, which never ceases to amaze me. Students can go through college not tapping into some of their powers, but they can discover them here. I am lucky to be a beneficiary of those occasions. And that’s the truth.”

Colleagues and students across campus have praised him over the years as one of the UNM’s finest educators and scholars inspiring numerous students with his gifted teaching, deep commitment to education, and wise academic and personal counsel.

"Most of us teaching at the University care about the students, but Ed was one of the few faculty members who would stop and take his own time to talk to students one on one," said Honors College Professor Leslie Donovan. "He would go out of his way to interact and findStudies from DeSantis in the 80s. "For me, he brought the Middle Ages to life. Professor DeSantis made it fascinating and fun to experience the times through his unique way of presenting the material. His voice had a way of drawing students into the class, almost mesmerizing. I listened intently to every word he said. He was one of my most inspirational professors."

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. July 5, 1937, DeSantis was the third son of Michele and Mattia DeSantis. A former Jesuit priest, DeSantis was influenced by his father who was a harpist with the New York City Symphony Orchestra. He possessed his father's love for classical music. Music was a transcendental experience for him. He could name a musical score, or an opera, and its conductor after


hearing only a few bars of music. He was also an avid New York baseball fan.

DeSantis married Maria Arancio in 1972 and headed west to teach at the UNM. Together, they adopted a baby son, Tristan, whom he considered to be the greatest gift of his life. When they went their separate ways, Edward and Maria remained united in parenthood and friendship. He also hosted a local-broadcast and popular radio political talk show titled, "Dedicated to the Proposition."

In 1996, Edward married his soulmate, Rosario Hernandez, a distinguished scholar and professor, in her own right, at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico.

De Santis earned advanced degrees at Fordham and Brown University and devoted himself to teaching, academic scholarship, and the pursuit of personal and world peace. He was a protegeof the Berrigan brothers and a war protester in the 60s.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and by his brothers, the Rev. Robert DeSantis and Dr. Frank DeSantis. He is survived by his devoted wife, Rosario and her large family, who embraced Edward as their own. He is also survived by his beloved son, Tristan and his wife, Olivia; friends, former students, and colleagues without number.

** Portions of the above story were used from an obituary appearing in the Albuquerque Journal. The quotes from Professor Edward DeSantis were used from the Spring 2011 Honors College Alumni Newsletter.


price for crude oil on world market.

Bahrain 21 21 21 Very High Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel (average of Super Gasoline) is below the price for crude oil on world market.

Turkmenistan 22 22 2 Very High Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel (average of Super Gasoline) is below the price for crude oil on world market.

Kuwait 23 24 22 Very High Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel (average of Super Gasoline) is below the price for crude oil on world market.

Oman 31 31 31 Very High Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel (average of Super Gasoline) is below the price for crude oil on world market.

Algeria 32 34 32 Very High Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel (average of Super Gasoline) islevel of the international minimum benchmark.

Puerto Rico 65 Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel is above the price for crude oil on world market and below the price level of the international minimum benchmark.

Angola 65 53 50 Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel is above the price for crude oil on world market and below the price level of the international minimum benchmark.

Bolivia 70 68 54 Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel is above the price for crude oil on world market and below the price level of the international minimum benchmark.

Kazakhstan 71 83 70 Fuel Subsidies The retail price of fuel is above the price for crude oil on world market and below the price level of the international minimum benchmark.

Azerbaijan 75 74 46


above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Indonesia 79 60 57 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Myanmar 80 43 66 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Mexico 81 74 74 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Ghana 82 90 86 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimumbenchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Russian Federation 84 89 77 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Maldives 84 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Panama 85 67 70 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Kyrgyz Republic 85 80 64 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the


Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Guyana 93 84 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Botswana 93 88 78 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Papua New Guinea 94 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Sierra Leone 94 91 98 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is abovethe price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Tunisia 94 96 83 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Guatemala 95 86 78 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Guinea 95 102 79 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Argentina 96 78 62 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark


Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Samoa 103 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Jordan 104 61 86 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Honduras 104 80 89 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Benin 104 103 81 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the pricelevel of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Philippines 105 91 76 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Namibia 106 78 87 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Swaziland 107 86 80 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Niger 107 99 114 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below


the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Bhutan 108 91 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Armenia 108 108 96 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Belarus 108 133 79 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Nicaragua 109 87 67 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Bangladesh 109is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Belize 113 70 127 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Lebanon 113 76 74 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Georgia 113 109 86 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Gabon 114 64 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum


lowest in EU-15.

Afghanistan 115 105 68 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

India 115 109 101 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Haiti 116 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Mauritania 116 149 97 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Macao SAR, China 117 Fuel Taxation The retailprice of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Togo 118 89 103 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Nepal 118 113 94 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

South Africa 119 87 85 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Sri Lanka 119 143 88 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the


price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Cameroon 120 114 114 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Canada 121 76 84 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Moldova 121 120 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Tanzania 122 111 104 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and belowin EU-15.

Australia 127 74 93 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Congo, Rep. 127 81 96 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Paraguay 128 117 97 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Congo, Dem. Rep. 128 123 94 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Zimbabwe 129 130 Fuel


the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Thailand 141 87 70 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Cambodia 141 94 101 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Peru 141 142 122 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Singapore 142 107 92 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmarkand below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Bosnia and Herzegovina 142 113 134 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Uganda 142 130 117 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Mali 142 130 122 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of the lowest in EU-15.

Burundi 143 139 120 Fuel Taxation The retail price of fuel is above the price level of the international minimum benchmark and below the price level of


These People Had Hives!

Bees seem to fascinate almost everyone. Here are some famous people who have actually kept bees for fun or profit.

Aristotle

Greek philosopher ARISTOTLE was famed for his observations of nature, including bees from his own hives. Though not always perfectly accurate, Aristotle’s observations were for many years the basis of western knowledge about the animal kingdom. In his text A History of Animals Aristotle describes drones and ruler bees (though he calls them kings rather than queens), the order of a hive, and the making of honey.

Sir Edmund Hillary

SIR EDMUND HILLARY‘s father Percival was a journalist who gave up the newspaper business to become a professional beekeeper. His sons joined Percival in the family business, but a passion for mountaineering claimed ever more of Edmund’s time.After becoming the first man to conquer Mount Everest, Edmund Hillary gave up beekeeping entirely in favor of further explorations and advocacy for the Sherpas, the people of his Everest climbing partner Tensing Norgay.

Henry Fonda

Actor HENRY FONDA was an amateur beekeeper who reportedly gave friends jars labelled “Henry’s Honey.” The beekeeping connection was reinforced when Fonda’s son Peter won an Academy Award nomination for playing a beekeeper in the 1997 movie Ulee’s Gold. In an interview that year with the Toronto Sun, Peter Fonda reported “My dad kept a few hives… He had been a boy scout and an eagle scout and a scout master — as an eagle scout he had all the badges, one of them was for beekeeping… He had the veil, the whole beekeeper


KUNDUZ, Afghanistan — The policeman spoke with calm and assurance as he insisted that he could not have raped the teenage daughter of a local shepherd, because a mullah had married them just before intercourse.

“Once the marriage contract is done, any sexual intercourse is not considered rape,” said Khodaidad, 42, who until he was detained in the case had worked for the American-trained Afghan Local Police.

His brother Ghulam Sakhi, accused by the young woman of participating in her abduction, sat beside Khodaidad on the floor of a small traditional reception room at the provincial jail here. He chimed in: “In Pashtun culture, the girls do not have the right to say who they marry and who they don’t want to marry. Whomever their parents choose for them, theyBuzz finds the confidence and assertiveness he needs to try out for the school band, impress girls, and play solo at concerts and school dances.

Cast
 Betty Luster as Mr. B Natural
Betty Luster performed on the operatic stage in the late 1940s, was a regular on the 1951 NBC television variety show Seven at Eleven, and in 1955 appeared on Broadway. Mr. B Natural is her last known role.
 Bruce Podewell as Buzz Turner. "Buzz" is Podewell's own nickname, and he had appeared under that name on Watch Mr. Wizard in 1951. He was a professor of theater and dance at Tulane University for nearly 40 years, until his death in March 2013.
 James Andelin as Band instructor (uncredited)
 Lester Podewell as Mr. Turner (Buzz's father) (uncredited)
 Paul E.


A conventional, nuclear boiling water reactor (BWR) typically includes a steam separator and a steam dryer for removing water moisture in the form of liquid from steam vapor generated by the boiling of water in the reactor core. Conventional steam separators are relatively complex structures requiring space inside a reactor pressure vessel and must be removed and inspected during every refueling outage. There presently exists an increased interest in developing advanced boiling water reactors which are fundamentally simpler than conventional boiling water reactors through the elimination of equipment, or the use of simpler, passive means for accomplishing certain functions of the reactor.
One option being considered is the use of natural separation by gravity of water, in its liquid phase, from the water/steam mixture resulting from the boiling ofconventional BWR reactor is an annular structure, the water is heated by the core more quickly adjacent to the center of the core than around its perimeter. As a result, the steam leaving velocity from the water level, or water-steam interface, has a nonuniform distribution from the center of the pressure vessel and radially outwardly therefrom, with higher leaving velocities at the former and lower leaving velocities at the latter. Accordingly, the high center steam leaving velocities further decrease the ability for obtaining natural separation of the liquid from the steam, which, therefore, requires the use of conventional mechanical steam separators.
Natural circulation, or recirculation, of the water coolant contained in the reactor vessel of a BWR is also being considered for the simplified designs. Natural recirculation of reactor


coolant is accomplished by density differences between the relatively cool water in the downcomer channel disposed between the pressure vessel wall and both the reactor core and a tall riser, or chimney, extending upwardly therefrom, and the relatively hot water being boiled in the core, which has steam voids rising therein. The low density water/steam mixture rises naturally from the core and upwardly through the chimney, with the steam being dispelled upwardly from the water level/interface above the top of the chimney, and the remaining water being recirculated radially outwardly from the vessel centerline and downwardly through the downcomer. Conventional cool feedwater is returned from the steam turbine and condensors and reintroduced into the pressure vessel by conventional spargers for mixing with the coolant flowing downwardly in theeasy determination that it is there to be enjoyed.

The difference, in essence, may be defined by the fact that before this tournament Australia had never lost any of their six semi-finals, New Zealand had never won any of their six. Australia have maintained their record, New Zealand have broken their sequence, with the upshot that tomorrow the countries meet in the 11th World Cup final.

New Zealand's star Brendan McCullum (Getty Images)

Australia will begin as favourites to become world one-day champions for the fifth time, the fourth in the last five times of asking. Not hot favourites but warm enough to suggest it would be an upset if it went the other way.

New Zealand, who have won eight successive matches, will have most of the rest of the world


on their side, except in the stadium. This is not because of any particular antipathy towards Australia – though there is an undoubted feeling that they have had their share of the glittering prizes – more an affinity for the smaller potatoes.

Both sides have produced a fashion of playing exactly befitting its time throughout this splendid tournament; both have been relentless. For Australia, the match is the culmination of a season which was blighted shortly after it began by the death of Phillip Hughes, who had been in the team as recently as last September.

That tragedy has overshadowed everything that has been done since here in the name of cricket. The Australia captain, Michael Clarke, one of life’s more misunderstood individuals in that he so obviously has fathomlessdepths, grew in stature because of the nobly dignified way he handled himself then. During the tournament, Hughes’ name has not been mentioned, or not overtly, but there is an underlying feeling that the team are doing all this in his memory.

Clarke has overcome serious injury to arrive at this point. The surgery to cure his troublesome hamstring seems to have been successful but there were genuine fears that his career was in jeopardy. But he is also beset by the burgeoning opinion that as a one-day batsman in 2015 he is not truly worth his place in the team and that his relationship with the coach, Darren Lehmann, is an arranged marriage, rather than one made in heaven. No one imagines that either was down on one


knee at any point pleading eternal devotion.

At the press briefing following the step-by-step dismantling of India in Sydney the other night, the only time a relaxed Clarke bridled was when he was asked the question. He said that he thought his record was pretty good against anybody.

Australia captain Michael Clarke (Getty Images)

Since suffering defeat by one wicket to New Zealand in a compelling pool match, Australia have been more driven than ever. They have bristled; their fast bowlers, especially the two Mitchells, Johnson and Starc, have been constantly on the batsmen’s cases and in their faces. Clarke’s team mean business, though the fragility of their opening partnership throughout the competition (a best of 57, four times under 20) will be something that their opponents’ equally superb opening bowlerswas a surprising choice as New Zealand’s coach in 2012.

Fairly early in the job, he was instrumental in the removal from the captaincy of Ross Taylor, a popular figure and the side’s gun batsman. Hesson wanted as captain his old chum from Otago, McCullum, whose place in the team was guaranteed. It was clumsily handled at best and Hesson, of whom few had heard, was widely derided.

But Hesson knew what he was doing; he has an eye for a cricketer and the style he wanted those cricketers to play. He is a slight man with a slightly wary countenance which belies an affable nature. He stood firm. Together he and McCullum have built towards this tournament, alighting on players and making sure that they fitted in the dressing


Irudhi Suttru (English: Final Round; titled as Saala Khadoos in Hindi, English: The Snob) is a 2016 Indian sports drama film written and directed by Sudha Kongara. Simultaneously shot in Tamil and Hindi, the film features R. Madhavan in the leading role as a boxing coach, with newcomer Ritika Singh as an aspiring boxer. Both versions are produced by S. Sashikanth for Y NOT Studios and UTV Motion Pictures, while C. V. Kumar’s Thirukumaran Entertainment co-produces the Tamil version and Madhavan’s Tricolour Films with Rajkumar Hirani present the Hindi version respectively.

Saala Khadoos Hindi Movie Official Trailer Watch Online

Saala Khadoos Movie Plot: Prabhu Selvaraj (Tamil version)/Adi Tomar (Hindi version) (R. Madhavan) is a failed boxer who, despite being very talented, falls victim to the dirty politics in the boxingMy Student's Blogs

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'The Sugar Glider' (by Rod Nielsen) is an exciting adventure book set in Australia.

In this story, a pilot called Don comes back to that country in order to spend more time with his daughter and see his ex-wife.

However, when he arrives, Paul, a friend, offers him a suspicious job: to fly a mysterious cargo from Brisbane to Melbourne. But the plane has a defect and crashes, killing Paul. After that, they will have to fight to survive in the hottest part of Australia. Don discovers that it wasn’t an accident and what they really were carrying was Uranium. So he starts to think that this was not a job for the Government and tries to return to Brisbane, where he finally meets


All the new announcements from this week's Famitsu.

Famitsu this week unveils a quartet of new games: two in the form of PS Vita adventure game ports, the third a new PreCure for 3DS, and the fourth a Sega smartphone hunting game.

Get the details below.

Amatsumi Sora ni! Kumo no Hatate ni (PS Vita)

Clochette adventure game Amatsumi Sora ni! Kumo no Hatate ni is coming to PS Vita in Japan this summer. It’s a port of the 2012-released PSP version and features high-resolution graphics.

Himawari: Pebble in the Sky (PS Vita)

Blank Note adventure game Himawari: Pebble in the Sky is coming to PS Vita in Japan this summer. The PS Vita version uses the 2010-released PSP version as its base and features completely new character designs by Yousai Kuuchuu.

Princess PreCure: SugarGuillaume Rondelet and the Aquatic Life

On September 27, 1507, French anatomist and naturalist Guillaume Rondelet was born, who had a particular interest in botany and zoology. His major work was a lengthy treatise on marine animals, which took two years to write and became a standard reference work for about a century afterwards, but his lasting impact lay in his education of a roster of star pupils who became leading figures in the world of late-16th century science.

Guillaume Rondelet was born in Montpellier and enrolled at the city’s university before being sent to Paris in 1525 where he studied at the Collège de Sorbonne. As Rondelet was mostly interested in medicine during his studies, he joined the Faculty of Medicine at his home town’s university and became procurator


within a year. Rondelet went to Paris in order to study anatomy while supporting himself through teaching. After practicing for a while he managed to finish his doctorate, however, his medical practice was not a great success.

Cardinal François de Tournon turned out to be a great financial support to Guillaume Rondelet and with his support, he also traveled around parts of France (today’s Belgium and Italy) staying in Rome for three months in 1549. His trip to Italy enabled him to meet many of the Italian scholars whom he knew through his correspondence, among them Luca Ghini at Pisa, Antonio Musa Brasavola at Ferrara, Ulysse Aldrovandi at Padua and Cesare Odo at Bologna. Due to his interest in natural history, Rondelet could really make use of his visitsat the coast and was able to write a great treatise on marine animals, titled Libri de piscibus marinis in quibus verae piscium effigies expressae sunt. Rondelet wrote on his work for two years, covering not only fish but all aquatic animals. As it was usual at the time, Guillaume Rondelet made no distinction between fish, marine mammals such as seals and whales, crustaceans and other invertebrates.

Rondelet’s research focused mainly on the functional aspects of a creature and examined why and how a particular feature or organ functioned. In the case of freshwater fish, for instance, he looked for and compared the swim bladders of freshwater and marine specimens. He dissected and illustrated numerous creatures and his anatomical drawing of a sea urchin is the earlier extant depiction


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Nineteen people were injured when suspected militants hurled a grenade in north Kashmir’s Sopore town on Monday, a day before a delegation of members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will visit Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.

The attack, which took place at a bus stand near Hotel Plaza at 4:15pm, also comes two days after six personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were similarly injured in a grenade attack in Srinagar on Saturday evening.

“The target of the blast was civilians who were doing their routine business in the bus stand especially selling merchandise on handcarts. Six people were referred to Srinagar hospitals for treatment,” Sopore’s superintendent of police Javid Iqbal said while speaking to HT.

Iqbal said the nearest police post from thespot of the attack is more than 300 meters.

“At the time of the attack, no security force personnel were deployed at the bus stand. It was a deliberate attack on the civilians as we have also assessed the footage of the attack,” he said.

Locals, however, said the grenade was hurled at security forces near general bus stand but missed the intended target and exploded on the roadside.

Doctors said the condition of all the injured is stable.

“Only one woman has received serious injuries in the blast,’’ said a health official.

Locals said soon after the attack, personnel of the state police and Indian Army reached the area and started a search operation near the vicinity of the bus stand.

The group of 28 MEPs is visiting Kashmir against the backdrop of


lawmakers.

Modi told the group that this visit would give them a better understanding of the cultural and religious diversity of the state’s three regions; Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh and give them “a clear view of the development and governance priorities of the region”.

Monday’s attack is the fifth such attack in the Valley since Jammu and Kashmir’s special status was removed. The state will be formally divided on October 31.

Suspected militants had carried out a grenade attack in a market place at Hari Singh High Street in Srinagar on October 12, injuring at least seven people, including a woman.

On October 5, at least 14 people, including two women and a policeman, were injured in a grenade attack in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.

Last month, CRPF had claimed that its menWhere Islam spreads, freedom dies

One of the spooky things about reading Breivik's book is how ordinary he seems in many respects. It seems somehow surreal that he was playing games, like World of Warcraft, while actively preparing for his killing spree.

I took a year off when I was 25 and played WoW PvE hardcore for a year.Conservatism - Alliance, human female mage – PvE, Server: SilvermoonConservative - Horde, tauren female resto druid – PvP, Server: SilvermoonI raided hardcore and was a guild leader in a couple of hardcore guilds: Virtue, then Unit,Nordrassil – Rank 1 Alliance PvE. We transferred the guild to Silvermoon. I grew tired of running the guild and sorting recruitment issues so I joined Nevermore, another hardcore guild on Silvermoon (Rank 3). Silvermoon is the


I cannot remember his characters specifically or whether he was leader at the time I played there), was one of the others. This is blackly hilarious to me because in Genesis we used to joke that Unit was a "Nazi guild". Even though its game progression was about the same as ours (Genesis and Unit were about the 4th and 5th best guilds on the server), it was perceived as having a "Nazi ethos" because its leadership was ultra-strict. Then its leader turns out to be a mass murderer!

Blizzard seems to have deleted Breivik's two characters, Conservatism and Conservative, because they no longer show up in the Armoury (a section of their website that allows you to view all registered characters and guilds). The names are picked upof this year.

There are still a few contributions from Breivik in the Silvermoon realm forum. One of these is in a "Get-to-know-you" thread in which he posts and declares he is "Conservatism (Andersnordic), 31, Norway, Oslo".

Unit had a long history, it was formally called Iratus Lepus. I was a member in both guilds and Brevik had little influence when I was there. I left at the start of TBC. Unit was never a Nazi guild and I used to do bg's with Brevik, who was called Andersnordic then and he seemed a nice quiet person o.0 Maybe Unit changed but it was a fun guild in vanilla. Certainly not a Nazi guild lol.


GLEN ALLEN, Va. — It was 1990 when Scott Bruce Elias Sr. decided to pack up his family and move them from Atlanta back to Richmond.

His plan was to take a gamble and open a restaurant in Innsbrook, a sprawling community that was still in its infancy at the time.

West Broad Street was a two-lane road in 1990, Short Pump was pastures and much of the area around Innsbrook was considered to be the Richmond sticks – good for hunting, fishing and taking the scenic, albeit slow, route back to Charlottesville.

Elias’ son, Scott Elias Jr., said his father showed no trepidation in taking the risk.

“There was nothing out here, I mean nothing,” Elias Jr. recalled. “But when he saw the plans for Innsbrook he saw the potential ofDemolition works at what was formerly known as Boland’s Mill in Dublin city centre have been completed, making way for a new development comprising office, residential, retail and cultural space.

The demolition of the large 1950s concrete silos at the site – which has been renamed Boland’s Quay – took eight months.

The project is led by the Boland’s Quay Development Group (BQDG) – a collaboration of property consultants Savills Ireland and Cleary McCabe & Associates.

It will provide the new buildings comprising around 36,851 sq m.

The development will also involve the restoration of a number of protected mill buildings and the creation of a new civic plaza looking onto the waterfront at Grand Canal Dock.

A new pedestrian bridge will link the plaza to Ringsend Road.

On completion, Boland’s Quay will accommodate


up to 2,500 workers.

Planning permission for the development was submitted through Dublin City Council’s fast track SDZ planning scheme in December 2014 and permission was granted last July.

Development work will begin in September and is expected to be completed in 2018.

Demolition works have concluded and the construction of new buildings in the Boland’s Quay development is due to commence in the coming months.

Planning for a €150m project was granted last year.The Los Angeles Lakers have had something of a knack for finding talent late in the NBA Draft. Players like Jordan Clarkson, Larry Nance Jr., and Tarik Black have become key cogs despite being selected well outside the lottery (and Black wasn’t drafted at all). Now, it appears that the Lakers have found another diamond in the rough in Ivica Zubac.

Against the Denver Nuggets, the 19-year-old had a breakout performance, putting up 11 points, 13 rebounds, and three blocks in 26 minutes of playing time. Teammate Nick Young praised his play, and claims that he saw brilliance in Zubac over the summer (via Lakers):

Nick Young on playing with Ivica Zubac this summer: "I went back and told my friends, 'This guy's gonna be good. He's gonna be special.'"


of The Blue Frog Grill in Marshall, first started cooking plant-strong items in her restaurant when former Mayor Ed Smith and his wife, Amanda, launched HealthFest, a national vegan conference.

The Blue Frog had been tapped to cater the original conference, so they dived into vegan and plant-strong recipes to serve about 200 people throughout the weekend.

"So by the end of the weekend, we had pretty much learned what it meant to be plant-strong," Somerford said. "When you have a menu as we do with a culinary team that prepares everything from scratch anyway, it's not difficult to incorporate into the menu. The most difficult part of us is having enough people come and sustain its presence on our menu."

The Blue Frog Grill's menu contains a lot of non-veganwinner for "dumbest ad of the season" so far, he is far from being the only Republican candidate who has criticized Washington as a place where politicians are puppets for the donor class. It is Donald Trump, after all, who has been the most vocal about this issue (even though he has used it in a purely self-serving way). He has criticized his fellow candidates for courting the infamous Koch brothers, bragged about being a part of the donor class, and accused other frontrunners, especially Jeb Bush, of being puppets. During the first debate, he stated:

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I will tell you that our system is broken. I gave to many people. Before this, before two months ago, I was a businessman. I give to everybody. When they call, I give.


of unlimited political spending. Back in 2011, for example, he made an anti-abortion documentary with Citizens United.

To Donald Trumps credit, he has said that he loves “the idea of campaign finance reform” and has called for more transparency, while also claiming that he does not agree with the Citizens United ruling. He has not, however, suggested limits on donations or the public financing of campaigns.

Democratic candidates, on the other hand, have been much more vocal about correcting our corrupt electoral politics. Indeed, Lawrence Lessig is running his campaign on the sole issue of repealing Citizens United and enacting campaign finance reform. His campaign website states:

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Most candidates have a long list of goals they wish to achieve as president. Lessig has just one. He will serve only as longDamon Albarn

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Southwell

The city of Southwell has the distinction of being the smallest cathedral city in England and the cathedral has been called the ‘village cathedral’, though from the outside the distinctive cladding on the spires of the western towers give it a particularly Rhenish look. Founded, like Ripon, as a subsidiary seat of York and referred to as the Mother Church for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, it was eventually elevated to a cathedral in its own right in 1884.

The first church on this site was likely founded by Paulinus , the first Archbishop of York, early in the 7th century. In 956 King Eadwig gave a parcel of land in Southwell to the then Archbishop of York on which a new minster church was built. In 1108, the Norman rebuildingof this Saxon church was begun by Archbishop Thomas of York, as usual starting at the east end, and dismantling the old church and re-using much of the stone as work progressed. It is largely this Norman church that we see today in the rather heavy, severe Norman nave, contrasting with the light, elegant, later Gothic work in the quire and presbytery.

Work on the nave began around 1120 and the church was completed by the middle of the century. The nave is lined with typical massive, rather short, cylindrical Norman piers, with great arches at the crossing – simple, somewhat plain, but effective, with heavy triforium arches and unusual circular clerestory windows, as seen from the outside. The crossing arches are decorated with cable and wave and zig-zag


designs, probably their first use in England. The stone used here is referred to as a ‘white’ sandstone which works well for the interiors -- much better than the red sandstone at Chester or Lichfield – but externally suffers to some degree the same disadvantage of rapid weathering.

Again, similar to other churches of the time, this building was soon deemed to be too small and, in 1234, Archbishop Walter de Gray of York decided it was time to rebuild and extended its east end. Designed in Early English Gothic, though only two-storied rather than the usual three, with fine shafts clustered in twos and threes contrasting with the unadorned drums of the nave piers. This produced a very serene and elegant example of the style and, benefitting fromthe prosperity of its farming community, was beautifully decorated. The presbytery was extended by four bays and a new chapel and east transepts added, all finished by around 1241 resulting in one of the finest achievements of the period.

This was followed in 1288 by the construction of a Chapter House, closely modeled on that at York – an octagonal structure, without a supporting central column, but here with a magnificent stone vault (in contrast to the wooden one at York). To emphasize the prosperity of the church and its local community, the Chapter House was lavishly decorated with stone carvings, which were executed with great freedom, imagination, and supreme skill to produce very realistic depictions of local plants. This is one of the oldest and finest examples of


the development of high-quality, decorative stone-carving, unsurpassed anywhere in England at the time. Between 1320 and 1340 a gorgeous stone pulpitum was built in the Decorated style, with extravagant carvings, but different designs on its western and eastern sides. The final material additions to the structure were the very fine Perpendicular windows in the west end of the nave in the 15th century.

Although Southwell didn’t suffer much from the Dissolution, it did suffer greatly from destruction and pillaging during the Civil War, the church was seriously damaged and the adjoining palace was almost totally destroyed, and extensive repairs were necessary (luckily the church is the center of a fairly rich agricultural community). In 1711, the southwest spire was struck by lightning and the resulting fire spread through theSunday, June 26, 2011

Monday 27 June
Police And Thieves - 'Transatlantic Teleview 26: Man On The Beat' (1956)
British Transport Films - 'Just Like The Rest Of Us' (1983)
Birds Of A Feather - 'Substitute'
John Pilger - Zap!! - The Weapon Is Food

Tuesday 28 June
Police And Thieves - 'The British Policeman' (1959)
In Sickness And In Health - Series 1: Christmas Special
Man About The House - 'Another Bride, Another Groom'
The Main Chance - 'Private Armies'

Tuesday 14 June
Shadows Of Progress - 'The Shetland Experience' (1977)
In Sickness And In Health - Series 1: Episode 5
Man About The House - 'Mum Always Liked You Best'
The Main Chance - 'The Lady Who Went Too Far'

Thursday 9 June
Shadows Of Progress - 'Education For The Future' (1967)
The Twilight Zone - 'One For The Angels'
On The Buses - 'Stan's


Worst Day'
Hazell - 'Hazell And The Baker Street Sleuth'

Friday 10 June
Shadows Of Progress - 'Tomorrow's Merseysiders' (1974)
British Transport Films - 'England's North Country' (1978)
The Protectors - 'It Was All Over In Leipzig'
Homicide: Life On The Street - 'Blood Ties, Part 3'women have accused Fischer of sexual misconduct.

The county of San Diego now faces one filed lawsuit and two legal claims, which are required to be filed in advance of civil litigation as a result of the allegations. The accusations, one of which dates back two years, could cost the county millions of dollars in legal settlements. All three women are being represented by San Diego attorney Dan Gilleon. According to Gilleon, the three victims spoke out after being inspired by each other.

The latest allegation comes from a San Marcos woman, whose claim was filed on behalf of her by attorney Gilleon. According to this claim, the deputy hugged her without consent and grabbed her buttocks. According to the claim, Dep. Fischer tried to kiss her. The claim seeks


a judge to issue an arrest warrant.

Due to the allegations against him, Weinstein has been fired from the film production company he co-founded. He has hired to top defense lawyers to represent him in New York and Los Angeles.

Prostitution has been illegal in California since 1872. However, despite the over-a-century-long history, some sex workers claim that engaging in sexual activity for money is part of their right to earn a living. A sex workers’ advocacy group, the Service Providers Legal Education and Research Project, is seeking todecriminalize prostitution and has filed a constitutional challenge to the anti-prostitution law in California, saying it violates constitutional protections on free speech, freedom of association, and due process. The plaintiffs also include three unidentified former prostitutes and a disabled man who saysstudent, who is not identified by name in the suit, was attending a study abroad program in Germany in 2016. Last October, he learned that a fellow student in the program had accused him of rape. However, no criminal charges were ever filed even though the university launched its own investigation.

His degree and transcripts were placed on hold once the investigation started. Allegedly, the school did not provide him with the report or his accuser’s statements or other documents. He was found guilty by the university ofsexual misconduct in March. The lawsuit now argues that by withholding his academic credentials, without giving him the chance to defend himself, the university breached his constitutional rights to due process under the fifth and fourteenth amendments. In other words, he is


to a suspension or expulsion decision.Continue reading

Earlier this month the criminal trial of Jacob Paul Skorniak, 51, started in San Diego Superior Court. Skorniak is accused ofkidnapping and raping a 21-year-old German exchange student he met in Pacific Beach during New Year’s celebrations. He is also accused of using a knife to attack the victim. Skorniak has testified that it was consensual, but the young woman, who has since returned to Germany, has chosen not to return to San Diego to testify at the trial. She was reportedly initially cooperating with the prosecution. Even without victim testimony, the jury ultimately found Skorniak guilty of the charges of rape, kidnapping with intent to commit rape, and sexual penetration of an unconscious person.

In his case, Skorniak actually recorded the crimea minor under the age of 14. The charges against Tague, a pastor at North Coast Calvary Chapel in Carlsbad, are not related to his duties as a pastor. Tague is currently being held in Vista Detention Facility on $1.9 million bail. He was due in court on June 2.

Once he appeared in court, he pleaded “not guilty” to charges of repeatedly molesting a female member of his congregation for two years. He also pleaded “not guilty” to charges of 14 forcible sex acts against a child. Additionally, Deputy District Attorney Patricia Lavermicocca said Tague is accused of violating a family member when s/he was 12 and 13 years old. It is reported that Tague’s wife caught him abusing the victim, and turned him in.

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deliberated for 53 hours and asked12 questions of the court during deliberations. Ananonymous juror told ABC News that 10 out of the 12 jurors believed Cosby was guilty in two out of the three counts filed against him. The third count had the vote of 11 of the 12 jurors.

During the trial, prosecutors called 12 witnesses, including Andrea Constand, the woman who first came forward with allegations against Cosby. She endured over a week of testimony with no forensic evidence.

Constand first told police about the alleged assault in January 2005, a year after she says it took place. The district attorney at the time declined to press charges, citing insufficient evidence. She thereafter sued Cosby in a civil suit and settled for an undisclosed amount in 2006.

Judge O’Neill,Elsa Becomes Popular 2014 Baby Name After ‘Frozen’

It seems mothers with newborn babies in 2014 are using the name Elsa now, more than ever, thanks to the success of Disney's 'Frozen.'

The UK parenting site BabyCentre (h/t Gawker) released a mid-year report of the top 100 baby names for boys and girls and according to their findings, the name Elsa has jumped 243 spots to number 88 due to the popularity of the 2013 animated movie.

While Anna is the heroine of the film, the name is pretty common which is why new moms in 2014 have turned to calling their baby girls Elsa, according to the site.

"Whilst the film's popular heroine is called Anna, Elsa offers a more unique name and is also a strong female role model", says


Sarah Barrett, Managing Editor for BabyCentre.

Barrett continues, "Elsa is the ice queen but she sees the error of her ways and is shown to be a sensitive, but strong and confident character. Just in the way the name Arya from 'Game of Thrones' increased in popularity in 2013, films are hugely influential."ALAN FOGGON believes that it is almost criminal that Newcastle United have been allowed to rumble through 40 years of delivering nothing to their loyal fans.

Foggon travelled to Barcelona to bring back the Fairs Cup to Tyneside alongside his former skipper Bob Moncur and spoke fondly of his memories of being part of the 1969 team that beat Ujpest Dozsa to clinch the trophy over two legs.

Foggon, who now runs the Simonside Arms pub in South Shields, scored in the Fairs Cup final after coming on as sub in Budapest.

United had swept past Ujpest at St James’s in a 3-0 win before clinching a 3-2 triumph in Hungary, despite a sticky start that saw them two down at the break in the second leg, with Foggon netting the


NORMAN, Okla. -- Oklahoma Sooners receiver Jalen Saunders and cornerback Cortez Johnson were arrested Sunday morning on a complaint of possession of a controlled substance, according to the Cleveland County Sherriff's Office.

Saunders and Johnson were arrested at 2:34 a.m. CT on Sunday for possession of marijuana and released, a spokesman for the Cleveland County Jail confirmed.

OU officials have yet to comment.

Saunders, who transferred from Fresno State during the offseason, has been one of the Sooners' top offensive weapons this season.

In Saturday's 24-17 win over TCU, Saunders hauled in seven receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown.

Johnson, who transferred in from Arizona, is sitting out this season under NCAA transfer rules.by the Framers of the Constitution to hold the trump card over state laws.

The states created the federal government and reserve the right to resist the exercise by Congress of any powers not specifically granted to it by the states in the Constitution.

Lawmakers from the several states must demand that the U.S./ government cease the constant abuse of power and conform itself to confine their activities within those boundaries drawn by state representatives in the Constitution and later agreed to by separate state ratifying conventions.

With history as a reliable guide, we need only look to the statements issued by nearly every state legislature upon ratifying the Constitution. In nearly all of these letters, the state legislature or ratifying convention delegation explicitly reminds Congress that the consent of the


states formed the federal government.

Next, states must not be placed in the position of subordinate to a federal overlord. This violates the principle known as anti-commandeering.

As expressed by the Supreme Court in the cases of New York v. U.S. and Printz v. U.S., the states retain sovereignty and are not constitutionally obliged to expend their resources and their money to carry out federal orders.

The ability of the state legislature to nullify the MOA remains and should be deployed by state representatives who recognize their constitutional duty to protect the Constitution.

Article VI of the U.S. Constitution reads in relevant part:

The members of the several state legislatures, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation,three types of power-up platforms: the first will restore the player's health and costs 300 coins, the second will increase the player's attack power (changing the color of the player's vest from green to brown) and costs 100 coins, and the third gives out an extra life and costs 2000 coins.

The letter icons are shaped in the Greek letters α and β. When a robotic part appears, the player can change the letter by punching it. However, punching it too much will turn it into a large gold coin. After collecting three parts, a "robotic satellite" will appear floating alongside the player. The robotic satellite will attack alongside the player and can also be used to hover into the air by crouching and holding the A button. There


filled with pity. His daughter had a merciful heart. She was naïve, and that would only make her suffer in the future. This was the reason why he made her participate in this battle. The feeling you get when killing someone for the first time was not a good one, but since she would soon venture into the world of cultivation, she had to get used to it. If she didn’t, she would only suffer when entering the inner parts of the Qi Province.

Yan Chen Yu possessed a Divine Body. This little city would not be able to hold her for long. Besides, his daughter was in love with Jiang Chen. Who was Jiang Chen? He was a man of chaos! In order for her to be athe future.
Adventuring through the wilderness will iron up her mind and teach her that survival rules above all else.
Meeting a bunch of bandits, or witnessing victims of treachery hidden behind a veil of politeness, will teach her that Humans are no different than the beasts and monsters, only with the added ability to create, cause and effect, and influence their surroundings. Manipulation being the defining trait that makes Humans special.

With the cultivation world being as it is, where the more powerful you are, the more possible it is to erase a whole city of innocent people with the swipe of a hand in these novels, she will understand why treating cultivators needs to be done in ruthless and emotionless manner, like handling atomic bombs.

The cultivation world tends to