however, are being overshadowed by Sessions' public appearance at a Senate intelligence committee hearing. Despite that, Trump is stewing over the Mueller-led investigation in the same way he did with Comey.

Isabel Brandao told The Associated Press on Sunday that she had feared for her life when she saw the Pedrogao Grande blaze. Interior Ministry official Jorge Gomes has been quoted as giving the new figure on public broadcaster RTP.

The statement followed a pair of attacks on Iranian parliament and the holy shrine of late Imam Khomeini in Tehran . On Sunday, the head of the justice department in Kordestan province in western Iran announced more arrests.

Dale Earnhardt Jr .'s winless season stretched into Pocono when he was forced out of the race because of mechanical issues. Blaney interviewedXfinity victor Brad Keselowski in victory lane on Saturday as part of an all-driver broadcast by Fox.

He pointed out that Constand telephoned Cosby dozens of times after the alleged assault. "This isn't talking to a trustee". The arguments came after the defense on Monday called just a single witness at the start of the second week of the trial.

Escaped Georgia Inmates Captured
But the agency says authorities have not decided how to disperse the reward, which comes from multiple law enforcement agencies. They were on their stomachs, hands cuffed behind their backs, staring up at more than a dozen law enforcement members.

Rosenstein Says He Has Seen No Reason to Remove Mueller
Both Rosenstein and Sessions are testifying Tuesday on Capitol Hill. "I won't mince words, " Leahy told Rosenstein on


Tuesday. David Ignatius, a columnist with The Washington Post , cautioned that firing Mueller would be a unsafe move by the president.

Gary celebrates end of slavery with Juneteenth event
A couple of people race go-karts at the 2017 Juneteenth Celebration at the Weisser Park Youth Center on June 17, 2017. Sutton says the community support over the years continues to grow. "Our ancestors died for our freedom".

Putin: New sanctions will 'complicate' Russia-US ties
Senate approval of the bill comes more than five months after US intelligence agencies said Moscow meddled in the 2016 election. House Republicans are expected to review the Senate-passed sanctions bill in the coming weeks, an aide told Politico .

Brian Harman Lead the US Open
He enters the final round in a three-way tie for second place atPerformances; Fort Worth Opera and LA Opera (dir. Robert Woodruff); Flora in Turn of the Screw at New York City Opera (dir. Sam Buntrock); Amy in Where's Charley? at New York City Center (dir. J.H. Doyle); Cunegonde in New York City Opera's Candide; and Olive in the first National tour of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Other credits include La Perichole at New York City Opera; and Carnival (Lili) at Goodspeed Opera House.

Ms. Margherita is an Olivier Award winner for her West End debut as Inez in ZORRO THE MUSICAL. She made her Broadway debut originating the role of Mrs. Wormwood in Matilda The Musical. After more than 1,000 performances, she bid farewell to the Broadway company of Matilda and crossed the street to The Helen


Hayes to star as the diva Mona Kent in the Broadway premiere of Randy Skinner's Dames At Sea. In September 2016, Ms. Margherita returned to the role she originated to close out the Broadway run of Matilda. Regional stage credits include Signora Psyche Zinobia in A Scythe Of Time (NYMF~Outstanding Performance in a Leading Role); Lilli/Kate in Kiss Me, Kate (Reprise~Ovation Award-Best Actress); Aldonza in Man Of La Mancha (MTW~Ovation nomination and LADCC nomination-Best Actress); Julie in Show Boat (Goodspeed Opera House); and Gloria in Damn Yankees (Reprise; dir. Jason Alexander).

Feinstein's/54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club & Private Event Destination, is a performance venue in the grand tradition of New York City nightlife. A few blocks from the heart of Times Square and just below the legendary Studio 54,Feinstein's/54 Below is a classically designed state-of-the art nightclub in the theatre district that hosts audiences with warmth and style. Feinstein's/54 Below presents iconic and rising stars from the worlds of Broadway and popular music and has set a new standard for culinary excellence worthy of the world-class entertainment on the stage.

In their description of the venue, The New York Times writes, "Feinstein's/54 Below has the intimacy of a large living room with unimpeded views and impeccable sound; there is not a bad seat in the house. Its sultry after-hours ambience is enhanced by brocade-patterned wall panels planted with orange-shaded lanterns. And the atmosphere is warmer and sexier than in Manhattan's other major supper clubs."

Located at 254 West 54th Street, Feinstein's/54 Below features up to three shows nightly


Meeting with students is held "The international day of fight against AIDS"

On December 22, 2014 in 112 audiences at 16:00 by "The international day of fight against AIDS" meeting is held. Tasks: the explanation the harmful parties of AIDS, acquaintance with actions of protection from AIDS, education of protection of health. Students have to know the main and first symptoms of a disease of AIDS and how to be protected from AIDS, and a way of treatment for AIDS.Saturday, December 22, 2012

Combining function and sculptural design, the creative minds at Platform 5 Architects developed an interesting project in London, England. Shoffice is a garden pavilion located to the rear of a 1950′s terraced house in St John’s Wood and displays a fascinating exterior.

Here is an excerpt from the official press release provided by the project developers: “ The glazed office space nestles into an extruded timber elliptical shell, reminiscent of a wood shaving, and forms a small terrace in the lawn.


the depth of Columbia’s roster. Khanna, O’Connor, first-year Nicole Kendall, and first-year Jane Pincus all dropped their matches playing in the first, second, third, and sixth positions, respectively.

In addition to Mohamed, sophomore Jui Kalgutkar, first-year Doria Chen, Fulton, and junior Diana Masch posted wins against their Penn opponents in the fourth, seventh, eighth, and ninth positions, respectively, to edge ahead of the Quakers.

Women’s squash will compete next in the College Squash Association National Team Championships from Friday, Feb. 16 through Sunday, Feb. 18 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Times are to be announced.Greater Woodbury Chamber of Commerce hosts first meeting of 2018

Greater Woodbury Chamber of Commerce hosts first meeting of 2018

(West Deptford, NJ) On Wednesday, Jan. 10, Freeholder Heather Simmons, Liaison to the Department of Economic Development, joined the Greater Woodbury Chamber of Commerce at Nicolosi Catering for their first meeting of 2018.

Freeholder Simmons spoke about the County's small business loan fund and other business incentives and congratulated the Chamber on the great work they do.

Freeholder Simmons said, "It’s exciting to be able to join with these incredible people and discuss the changes and plans to come in 2018 . It is an a honor to work with the Greater Woodbury Chamber of Commerce."


FOSDEM Video: Google Summer of Code - Some Insights

Linux Magazine Online has been talking to Leslie Hawthorn, one of the project managers for Google's hacker scholarship.

During FOSDEM in Brussels Leslie Hawthorn found the time to talk about her job, how much money is being spent for the Summer of Code, who could apply as mentor and what the company offering maps of the world is thinking about the free project Open StreetMap.stairs in February after he and other new members were forced to drink many alcoholic drinks. The student, Timothy Piazza later died.

Khayat said Muslim students have not joined other fraternities, in part, because of “peer pressure to drink.” But he praises the school and its administrators for reaching out to Muslim students.

“We feel at home here,” he said.

Brian Robert Calfano is an assistant political science and journalism professor at the University of Cincinnati. He is an expert on fraternities.

He noted that the addition of new Muslim-inspired fraternities comes at a time when anti-Muslim comments are on the rise.

But Calfano said Muslim students are following in the tradition of other groups, including African-Americans, Catholics and Jews. Those groups all formed their own fraternities in the past, partly because they


by poking fun at themselves, common life experiences, or politics. Others may entertain the crowd by tossing good-natured insults at members of the audience.

Many comedians use slapstick comedy as part of their routines. Slapstick is comprised of silly and exaggerated physical antics, such as tripping, falling, and faux hitting. Clowns often use slapstick as a primary part of their performances. Slapstick, because of its nature, frequently involves more than one participant. Some of the most famous slapstick routines were performed by comic groups such as the Three Stooges, The Keystone Cops, and Laurel and Hardy.

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Prop comedy is another popular choice for comedians. It is similar to stand-up comedy, except that the comic uses a prop of some sort during his or her act. Comedians who perform as ventriloquistsin some countries, planning for the rollout of these tests is ongoing and presents a critical time to develop strategies for quality assurance of these tests. To ensure synergies, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine established EQA International, bringing together EQA providers and implementers to develop a strategic plan for working with countries in Africa to establish national POC EQA programmes and estimate the cost of setting up and maintaining the programme. Members of EQA International include The Public Health Agency of Canada QASI programme, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Duke University External Quality Assurance Program Oversight Laboratory and Immunology Quality Assessment, South Africa National Health Laboratory Service, Zimbabwe National Quality Assurance Programme and Foundation Mérieux. EQA International is working closely with funders


programmes and services. In addition, EQA programmes can also capture key indicators and document programme improvements over time.

EQA is an important tool for providing the educational stimulus that will improve overall performance and standards.^[@CIT0029]^ Other quality assurance activities, such as training and site evaluations, can support a quality-assured environment.^[@CIT0010],[@CIT0030]^ EQA also builds educational stimulus and promotes research capacity through technology transfer and trainings. The Institute of Public Health in Brussels, Belgium looked at EQA for malaria rapid diagnostic tests and found that EQA prompted educational incentives that boosted self-confidence and credibility.^[@CIT0031]^ EQA can also provide valuable information to programmes and manufacturers though post-market surveillance.^[@CIT0032]^ Post-market surveillance ensures that diagnostics continue to meet quality, safety and performance requirements. Often failures go unreported, but though a proactive EQA programme, theseCatherine Lutz, "The Imperative to Know the Real Costs of War," Center on National Security, September 10, 2020

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from Judah; His death, after. His birthplace was determined by a Roman decree; His death and its method of execution, by the Roman occupation of Israel. He had to come before the temple was destroyed and with it the genealogic records.

The "fulness of time" has passed. No one else can meet the Messianic criteria laid down by the Hebrew prophets! That simple phrase, however, carries a much deeper meaning than we have seen above. If the timing of His birth causes us to marvel, the timing of Christ's death is even more precise and full of meaning. Daniel prophesied the very day of His death.

Through the writings of Jeremiah, Daniel learned that the Babylonian captivity would last 70 years (Dn 9:2). God had commanded that each seven years483 years of 360 days each (the Hebrew and Babylonian calendar), a total of 173,880 days from Nisan 1, 445 B.C., brings us to Sunday, April 6, A.D. 32. On that very day, now celebrated as Palm Sunday, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a young donkey and was hailed as Messiah the Prince! (Zechariah 9:9 was fulfilled at the same time.)

There is, however, an even deeper meaning to the phrase, "In the fulness of time...." April 6, A.D. 32 was, on the Hebrew calendar, Nisan 10. On that day the passover lamb was taken from the flock and placed under observation for four days to make certain that it was "without blemish." During the same four days, Christ, whom John the Baptist had hailed as "the Lamb of


13:1). The word "he" is in italics and does not appear in the original. Jesus was declaring once again to His disciples that He was Yahweh, the I AM of Israel, who tells beforehand what will happen and makes certain that it comes to pass (Is 46:9-10).

Arrested by the Judas-led troop in the Garden later that night, Christ was taken secretly to the palace of Caiaphas, the high priest. A sham trial before the Sanhedrin, with hastily called false witnesses, convened sometime after midnight, condemned Christ to death as dawn broke. Shortly thereafter, Pilate, the Roman governor, was notified of the emergency. Hurriedly taken down side streets, the prisoner was received into the citadel at "the third hour" (Mk 15:25), about 9:00 A.M., Nisan 14. All over Israelpreparations were underway to kill the passover lamb, which was to be eaten that night.

Jerusalem was crowded and in a state of great excitement. Valuing public relations, Pilate consulted his ever-volatile citizens and let them decide the prisoner's fate. Incited by the rabbis, the bloodthirsty rabble suddenly turned against the One who had miraculously healed and fed so many of them. "Crucify him, crucify him" (Lk 23:21). "His blood be on us, and on our children" (Mt 27:25). The horrible chant echoed down Jerusalem's narrow streets.

Shortly before noon, the soldiers had finished their vicious, depraved sport. Jesus, scourged almost into unconsciousness and beaten about the face until He was nearly unrecognizable, was led through the frenzied, screaming mob out of the city to "the place of the skull."


By high noon, the One whom Jerusalem, in fulfillment of prophecy, had the previous Sunday hailed as its long-awaited Messiah, was hanging naked, in shame and agony, on the center cross between two thieves. Man had crucified his Creator! Angels recoiled in horror and the sun hid its face.

The next three hours of that Thursday afternoon the earth was darkened mysteriously (Mt 27:45) as God "laid on him the iniquity of us all" (Is 53:6). Thursday? Not "Good Friday"? Indeed not. Jesus himself had said, "For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth [i.e., in that part of Hades known as 'Abraham's bosom']" (Mt 12:40;Lk 16:22). The gospel includes the declaration that Christ "rose again the third day" (1 Cor 15:4).

Obviously, had Christ been crucified on Friday, He couldn't possibly have spent three days and three nights in the grave by Sunday morning. We are distinctly told that the angel rolled away the stone "as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week" (Mt 28:1). The tomb was already empty at that point, so Christ must have risen from the dead sometime prior to dawn.

Yet the myth of a "Good Friday" crucifixion persists, with much ritual and dogma built upon that obvious mistake. In this fact alone we have sufficient evidence of Rome's manufacture and endorsement of untruth to cast doubt upon everything else it affirms with equal dogmatism.


passover lamb (Ex 12:46) or of the Messiah (Ps 34:20) could be broken. Not knowing why he did it, "one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side" (Jn 19:34), fulfilling yet another scripture: "they shall look upon me whom they have pierced" (Zec 12:10).

John explains that the "sabbath" which began at sunset the Thursday Christ was crucified "was an high day." It was, in fact, the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, of which the first and last days were special sabbaths during which no work was to be done. That "high" sabbath ended Friday at sunset and was immediately followed by the weekly sabbath, which ended at sunset on Saturday. Thus two sabbaths followed Christ's death, preventing the women from coming to thegrave until the third day, Sunday morning.

The rabbis thought that having Jesus crucified proved He was not the Messiah. In fact, it was one more proof that He was! In taking His clothes for a souvenir, in gambling for his robe and giving Him vinegar mixed with gall to drink, the soldiers unwittingly added to that proof the fulfillment of yet more prophecies (Ps 22:18; 69:21). The nails driven into His hands and feet by Roman soldiers and the spear that pierced His side drew forth the blood of our redemption--all in fulfillment of prophecy!

It is impossible to remain an honest skeptic after comparing what the prophets said with the historical record of Jesus Christ, from the cradle to the Cross. Proof of the Resurrection, which we must


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DID MAVERICK TEACH YOU NOTHING?: Despite the sizeable hole put in Warner's bottom line by allowing Madonna a record label to play with, the big companies are still so desperate to cling on to artists at any costs, they're still letting their big names launch questionable vanity projects. Blink 182's drummer (drummer) is the latest to get the have-a-train-set treatment, being allowed to create La Salle Records, with Atlantic picking up the actual dirty end of getting records into shops. Even "better", it's going to provide a home for his supergroup The Transplants, where he and Tim Armstrong "get it out their systems."[Sanshan Medical Training School of Fujian in modern times].
TCM education in Fujian started at Sanshan Medical Training School in modern times. Approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in November 1911 and opened on October 5, 1917, the school was established by CHEN Dengkai, a famous doctor in Fujian. CHEN had begun to compile the texts before its establishment. The school had a 4-year education system (3 school terms in a year) and offered 23 courses including TCM and western medicine. Both the course and texts embodied CHEN's TCM-oriented, western medicine-assisted concept, which was also the contemporary trend of confluence of Chinese and western medicine.


A case has been registered against a shopkeeper at Joura town in Morena district of Madhya Pradesh for allegedly refusing to accept Rs 10 coins.

"We registered a case on the complaint filed by a buyer who had offered two coins of Rs 10 to buy a handkerchief. The shopkeeper refused to accept the coins," said Joura police station in-charge Praveen Tripathi.

The incident took place last evening.

A charge under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant) was pressed against the shopkeeper.

The punishment under the section can extend up to six months in prison.

Following the reports that shopkeepers were refusing to accept Rs 10 coins, the district collector had recently issued a circular, stating that such a refusal would be considered disrespectand the Daleks as an example. This led to two life-size Daleks being created plus a Tardis.

The class came to the CLC to create a video with the Daleks using our Green Screen facilities, where the biggest issue was keeping everyone to the space in front of the green screen. The final film was a success, with a Milky Way backdrop and Doctor Who theme tune, and it was shown at their assembly last week.

The CLC worked with staff from Seven Hills School last year to help create some maths materials with content at P levels and KS1/2 but with the visual and auditory interest level at secondary level, and accessible using switches and other accessibility options. The School received funding from Becta for their Repurpose, Create, Share


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Birthday: 04/07/1993

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URA FC started off in 1997 from what used to be URA end of year inter-departmental sports competitions. The people instrumental in the organization of these competitions at the time under URA Sports Committee included among othersburglaries, as opposed to stealing, to obtain money for crack.
Later, Pierce testified that on the night of the robbery in question, Hough went into the warehouse and came out with a chain saw, a circular saw, and two flashlights. Pierce took the saws and sold them to get money for more crack. The next morning the two of them used the money from the sale of the saws to purchase a rock of crack cocaine.
The jury convicted Hough of both grand larceny and burglary.
On appeal to the Court of Appeals, the State contended the evidence of cocaine use was admissible as Lyle[2] evidence to demonstrate Hough's motive, and as part of the res gestae. The Court of Appeals held that the evidence of Hough's crack cocaine use did


the 9/11 image, made at a shop over Christmas break and wore them Monday, their first day back.

Browne, mother of a daughter in the class of 2011, said some of the reaction to the shirts may have been in response to the botched bombing by an alleged Muslim terrorist on a Christmas Day flight bound for nearby Detroit.

None of the students' names have been made public.of sections 850 et seq., of the Municipal Corporations Act (Deering's General Laws, Act 5233).
 The complaint alleged that on May 14, 1924, the city council of said city appointed the defendant as city judge of said city, and thereafter he took possession of said office and ever since has been and now is in control of said office; that on May 25, 1937, said city council appointed the defendant as city attorney of said city, and thereafter he took possession of said office and ever since has been and now is in control of said office.
 The prayer of the complaint was for judgment that said defendant is not entitled to the office of city judge and that he be ousted and excluded therefrom.
 To said complaint


Authority for the appointment of a city attorney of a city of the sixth class is contained in section 852 of the Municipal Corporations Act (Deering's General Laws, Act 5233), wherein a city council is authorized to appoint "a city attorney ... and such other subordinate officers or employees as in its judgment may be deemed necessary". The compensation of such city attorney may be fixed from time to time by the city council by resolution or ordinance and he shall hold office during the pleasure of said city council. Section 879 of said Municipal Corporations Act prescribes the duties to be performed by such city attorney as follows: "It shall be the duty of the city attorney to advise the city authorities and officers in all legalmatters pertaining to the business of said city, to frame all ordinances and resolutions required by the city council, and perform such other legal services as said city council may require from time to time ..."
 Other statutory provisions confer the following additional duties upon a city attorney of a city of the sixth class: To approve all bonds, notes and warrants which are to secure city deposits (Act 2834a, section 4, Deering's General Laws); to defend all suits for damages brought against any officer of the city on account of injuries to person or property resulting from the negligence and carelessness of such officer or from the dangerous or defective condition of any public streets, highways, buildings, parks, grounds, or works due to such officer's negligence or


agent and as such acts only on behalf of his principal, the public, whose sanction is generally considered as necessary to give to acts performed by the officer the authority and power of a public act or law. An "incumbent" is one who is in the present possession of an office. The terms "officer" and "office" are paronymous, and in their original and proper sense are to be regarded as strictly correlative. They may be used in a sense other than the proper one, but the presumption is, unless the contrary appears, that the proper sense was intended."
 " 'Of the various characteristics attached to public office by definition, some are regarded as indispensable, and others, while not in themselves conclusive, are yet said to indicate more orRedAlertWagers.com in Philadelphia have confirmed to hit tonight's affiliates (PITTSBURGH STEELERS +3 vs CLEVELAND BROWNS -3) LATE INFO PLAY with a SLEDGEHAMMER!! THE MAC is undoubtedly ON in the NFL, going 13-2 through weeks 8,9,10, and 11 with his exclusive LATE INFO plays and bringing the pain with a outstanding top rated play record to 31-7!! The MAC has been doing his homework and the RedAlertWagers.com Philadelphia group has informed him of a key angle in Thursday's NFL game between

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will also have the well-honed talents of player commentators Bacchanalian and Apathetic Brent (regular commentators from the player-organised Syndicate Competitive League competition) and the machiavellian player favourite Shadoo.

The Dominant Dominix

The competition itself went well, with every one of the competing alliance teams playing out their first match. Today is the only day on which no team can be eliminated, so even though half of the participants are now 50 percent of their way toward the exit, a team that has suffered an initial stumble could still go on to take the title.

Every year's tournament seems to have its iconic and popular ships, with fleet compositions built to support particular core favourites. In the past we've seen regular appearances from teams relying on Kronos marauders, Tengu strategic cruisers, theever-popular Sleipnir command battlecruisers and the fast-but-deadly Machariel faction battleships.

However, the wholesale ship rebalancing that has taken place over the last year or so has completely rewritten the playbooks and we're seeing new trends rising. The Gallente Dominix battleship (unkindly described as the space potato) has seen some favour in the early matches and the Heron frigate has been identified as the ship which provides the cheapest mid-slot to tournament points ratio in-game, meaning it can fit more useful support gear.

Of the many entertaining clashes that took place over the course of the day, three in particular stood out...

The Battles of Champions

Reigning champions Verge of Collapse took on contenders Outbreak. in what transpired to be battle of the Dominixes.

Outbreak. took the early advantage by successfully targeting the Verge


of Collapse support fleet and successfully whittling them down with minimal losses, leaving Verge of Collapse with only four ships, including their 3 Dominixes. However, the surviving Verge of Collapse ships somehow managed to focus fire and down an enemy battleship despite Outbreak.'s still active Oneiros logistics cruiser whose sole purpose was to mitigate incoming damage.

This meant that although Outbreak. had torn through Verge of Collapse's entire support fleet, destroying eight ships whilst losing only one, they had now lost much of their ability to inflict any more damage. As the tide turned, Outbreak.'s pilots could only watch as Verge of Collapse began to fight back, successfully destroying more ships. Ultimately, Verge of Collapse found the points they needed to secure a dramatic comeback, whilst Outbreak. had frustratinglyThe National Coalition of Syrian Opposition and Revolutionary Forces has called on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to take emergency action to end the Russian and Syrian regime attacks on the northwestern city of Idlib.

The call from the Syrian National Coalition followed the recent attacks on several points of opposition-held Idlib, demanded the urgent interference of the UNSC and to make decisions directly against Russia.

“It is expected from the international community to work at all levels to condemn the attacks as well as to save civilians in Idlib, Ghouta and all across Syria and to stop the attacks,” the statement read.

It is also noted that the Assad regime attacked civilians in the Saraqib district of Idlib with chlorine gas labeling it as a “repeated violation” of the


UN resolutions.

Read: Russia air strike kills 33 in Idlib, including pregnant woman

On Sunday, Russian fighter jets carried out at least 40 airstrikes on Kafr Nabl, Maarrat al-Numan, Morek, Khan Shaykhun and Umm al-Halihan districts, according to the national coalition.

The White Helmets, also known as the Syria Civil Defense, said that eight people were killed and at least 40 others injured Sunday when a chlorine gas attack by the Assad regime targeted a residential area in Saraqib district.

Located in northern Syria near the Turkish border, the Idlib province was declared a “de-escalation zone”.

Controlled by anti-regime armed groups, the province has been under intense airstrikes for the last two months.

Read: Idlib offensive heralds new phase of Syrian conflict

In January alone, 211 civilians were killed and 1,447 wounded.

Syria has been lockedAbstract artist Robert Hunter writes on his Artspan site, “Art is fun and good for the soul! This is a solid doctrine to live by and helped me through years of teaching thousands of high school students, including Kurt Cobain.” Hunter was kind enough to answer a few questions about what Cobain was like as a young art student.

1. What grade(s) was Cobain in when you taught him? Kurt came to Aberdeen High School as a transfer from nearby Montesano. He was enrolled in basic art classes and commercial art Sophomore year and his Junior year. He was to take more art his senior year but dropped out.

2. Did he seem to enjoy art? What was his style like?

Kurt loved Art!!! He was a prolific drawer even after


telling jokes.

But the trip–it was fantastic. The Common Cod Fiber Guild is brand new–this meeting was their first–but you'd never know they hadn't been hosting speakers for years. Thanks to the organizing skills of Guido Stein (he who produces the notable It's a Purl, Man podcast), support from Alanna of Tactile Travel and Lucy of Mind's Eye Yarns, and the kindness of members like Patience (who pressed her non-knitting husband into service as my chauffeur), I was feted like a visiting potentate.

Guido warned me when he asked if I'd come and speak that they had no idea how successful this group would be. I might wind up talking to ten people, or thirty. No fear. Almost a hundred people piled into the vertiginous, yellow lecture hall designed byday I had some free time before heading home, so my buddy Sean–who owns Woolcott and Company–led me on a yarn crawl. First stop was Mind's Eye Yarns, which has such a huge reputation and following that the small size of the actual store comes as a surprise. But when you have an owner as charismatic as Lucy and products as charismatic as her hand-dyed yarns, who the hell cares about elbow room?

Then we went to Woolcott and Company, my very first yarn store–the place where in spite of the saleswoman's best efforts to push me out the door I bought the horrible, sticky blue wool that wound up as the first three feet of the 1,000 Knitters scarf. Boy, has the knitting world changed for the better.


THEY are North Melbourne's lost years.

Between 2014 and 2016, the Kangaroos drafted a total of 18 players.

Just seven remain. And only two featured in their most recent team.

As the club's worrying form slump continues, winning just one of its first six matches, the black hole of quality talent between the age of 21-24 is stark. And the reason why is clear.

Dive into North Melbourne's drafting in those three seasons and its record is littered with big misses, even bigger question marks and players struck down by injury.

Of the 18 players drafted within this three-year window, only two have managed to play more than 20 games for the club. Four didn't, or haven't, managed to play a game at all.

Collectively, they average just nine games each, while only threeof the 11 to have departed Arden Street from these drafts have managed to forge an AFL career elsewhere.

The players

Of the seven who do remain, there are very few certified, sure-thing prospects.

Sam Durdin and Ed Vickers-Willis, both in their fifth years, are the only two left standing from the club's 2014 haul. Although both have been cruelled by injury, Durdin's initial selection at pick No.16 drew particular surprise from rival clubs drafting in similar positions.

Kangaroos defender Ed Vickers-Willis headed down to the rooms following this passage of play. #AFLFreoNorth pic.twitter.com/OrGihlX9F0 — AFL (@AFL) March 24, 2019

Ben McKay is the only player of the six drafted from 2015 still at the club.

Jy Simpkin was North's first selection in 2016 and has shown signs of promise. Despite his battles through


the first six weeks of this year, he looks the best of this particular bunch.

Simpkin looks the best of the Roos' young prospects. Picture: AFL Photos

Nick Larkey and Cam Zurhaar are finally starting to enter the fold, while Declan Watson – who missed all of his second year after suffering an ACL injury – is yet to make his debut.

It's a damning indictment on the Kangaroos, given players taken elsewhere at similar draft positions within this period are starting to make considerable impacts at AFL level.

Toby McLean, Touk Miller and Brayden Maynard were among those claimed amid North Melbourne's raft of mid-range picks in 2014, while Josh Dunkley, Tom Cole and Tom Phillips were a select few taken among the Kangaroos' series of selections in 2015.

The plan

The strategyof North's drafting can also be brought into question.

The club took key defenders Durdin and Dan Nielson inside the top 25 picks in 2014, before recruiting another key defender in McKay with its 21st selection the following year.

Nielson managed just seven games - all in 2017 - in his time at North. Picture: AFL Photos

And yet, four years on, the club is still relying heavily on veterans Scott Thompson and Robbie Tarrant to hold down key defensive posts in the absence of reliable younger options.

Then there's the lack of creativity.

In 2015 came the introduction of the AFL's Academy and father-son bidding process. With that, clubs such as Brisbane, Gold Coast, Greater Western Sydney and Sydney began actively searching for ways to trade down the order, desperate to secure


draft points.

North Melbourne either misread the play, or they missed it entirely.

Despite holding a draft hand featuring picks 21, 31, 33 and 43 in 2015, the Kangaroos were never able to package picks to move higher up the order and secure a blue-chip prospect.

Now, McKay remains the only player still at the club taken with one of those picks.

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It's a plan Collingwood identified, executed and used to help build its 2018 Grand Final side.

The Pies traded picks 34, 53 and 63 from the same draft to the Giants, receiving a pair of earlier selections in exchange. They used those picks on Brayden Sier and Phillips – both key members of the team that faced off against the Eagles inlast year's premiership decider.

Meanwhile, Greater Western Sydney collected the draft points to match bids on Academy graduates Jacob Hopper, Matthew Kennedy and Harrison Himmelberg.

Putting the feelers out for a trade with any club might have also been worthwhile.

In 2015, a package involving North Melbourne's second and third selections would have been worth the equivalent of pick No.14 based on the AFL's Draft Value Index. Daniel Rioli, Tom Doedee and Jade Gresham fell in that area of the draft.

In 2016, its second and third picks would have netted the equivalent of pick No.17. Jarrod Berry, Sam Powell-Pepper and Alex Witherden remained on the board this stage.

Options were available, with clubs in the same drafts trading down from those positions. The Western Bulldogs did so in 2015, while Port Adelaide


did likewise a year later.

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The cost

On the flipside, the Roos can point to a string of trade and free agency successes.

Throughout this period, the club recruited Jarrad Waite, Shaun Higgins, Jed Anderson, Paul Ahern, Nathan Hrovat and Marley Williams.

Higgins has won the Syd Barker Medal for the past two seasons. Picture: AFL Photos

The majority of those six recruits can be given a tick of approval.

But had the club hit on both aspects in its recruiting strategy, rather than just one, it might now be in prime position to challenge for a fifth flag. It might have also helped its ability to land the 'big fish' that has evaded them in recent years.

Instead, it has been forced to settlefor secondary options at the trade table and appears destined for another period of mediocrity in terms of its ladder position.

The club hasn't been helped by its earlier first-round draft picks, either.

From 2010-2013 it used first-round selections on Shaun Atley, Brad McKenzie, Taylor Garner and Luke McDonald. Only Atley rates above 'average' according to Champion Data.

McKenzie has been delisted, Garner has been plagued by injury, and father-son pick McDonald remains a player in flux who has struggled to find consistency at AFL level.

The club's difficulties in developing young prospects also shouldn't be forgotten.

Ryan Bastinac, Atley, Kieran Harper, Aaron Mullett and McDonald all showed an abundance of promise throughout the formative years of their AFL careers. However, none have been able to break out and become the dominant players


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Jin-Soo Kwon

Played by Daniel Dae Kim

character

BEFORE THE CRASH:- A fisherman's son who courted Sun in secret but insisted on asking her wealthy father for permission to marry- Worked for her father as an enforcer after their wedding- Refused to tell Sun about her father's shady dealings- Ordered by Sun's father to kill Jae Lee under the pretense of stealing money and shaming Paik

ON THE ISLAND: Believed to have perished in the freighter explosion, but was rescued by a young Danielle Rousseau and her science team. He reunited with Sawyer's group trapped on the island in the '70s and became a member of the Dharma security team.

Survived the detonation of Jughead and is back in the present-day time period on the island. Nominated as a candidate to takeover Jacob's job as protector of the island.

Reunited with Sun after an epic journey across oceans, the island and even time. Sun returned his wedding ring to him, but they were double-crossed by Locke when they thought he was helping them leave the island. After the explosion on Widmore's submarine, Sun was trapped behind a heavy cabinet. Unable to free her before the cabin filled with water, Jin stayed with her promising her he'd never leave her again. They drowned holding each other's hand.


commercial technologies.

18% of incidents sought to acquire information on U.S. civilian agencies or politicians.

These reported incidents are derived from open source material. The sources are footnoted. The list may not reflect the full number of incidents and may not be complete. Of the 137 incidents, the decadal breakdown is:

2000-2009: 27%

2010-2019: 73%

This could reflect an increase in the number of incidents after 2009, but it may also reflect variances in the public reporting of espionage cases, as greater attention was paid to the problem and the U.S. government reportedly became less resultant to publicly identify China as the perpetrator after 2007.

The list of individual incidents follows below.

May 2001: Beginning in January 2000, Hai Lin, Kai Xu, and Yong-Qing Cheng formed a joint venture with the Datang Telecom Technology Companyof Beijing to steal trade secrets from Lucent.

2003: Chinese hackers exfiltrated national security information from Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, including nuclear weapons test and design data, and stealth aircraft data.

April 2003: Katrina M. Leung was arrested for convincing an FBI agent to share classified information, which she passed on to China, over a ten-year period.

February 2004: Ronald N. Montaperto, a former DIA intelligence analyst, was found to have provided Chinse military attaches with Secret and Top-Secret information.

July 2004: Yan Ming Shan, a Chinese employee of a US software firm that scans land for oil, gained unauthorized access to the company’s computer system and attempted to bring it back to China.

June 2005: Noshir Gowadia, an American citizen, took six trips to China between 2003-2005 to assist with


its cruise missile system by developing a stealthy exhaust nozzle and was paid at least $110,000 by China. He provided them with designs for a low-signature cruise missile exhaust system.

October 2005: Chi Mak and other Chinese intelligence operatives collected technical information about the Navy’s current and future warship technologies. Chi intended to export the information to China.

November 2005: Moo Ko-Suen was a representative for an American aerospace firm for 10 years in Taiwan, during which time he acted as an agent for the Chinese government and tried to buy sophisticated military parts and weapons, including an F-16 fighter jet engine and cruise missiles, for China.

2005: Chinese hackers infiltrated U.S. Department of Defense networks in an operation known as “Titan Rain.” They targeted U.S. defense contractors, Army Information SystemsEngineering Command; the Defense Information Systems Agency; the Naval Ocean Systems Center; and, the U.S. Army Space and Strategic Defense installation.

April 2005: Chinese hackers infiltrated NASA networks managed by Lockheed Martin and Boeing and exfiltrated information about the Space Shuttle Discovery program.

May 2006: Shanshan Du stole trade secret information from General Motors for the benefit of a Chinese competitor, Chery Automobile.

June 2006: Lan Lee and Yufei Ge conspired to steal trade secrets related to computer chip design and development.

July 2006: Chinese hackers infiltrated the U.S. State Department’s unclassified network and stole sensitive information and passwords.

August 2006: Chinese hackers infiltrated the Department of Defense’s non-classified NIPRNet, downloading 10 to 20 terabytes of data.

December 2006: Xiaodong Sheldon Meng, a resident of Beijing and Cupertino California, stole military IP and trade


secrets from his former employer.

December 2006: Fei Ye and Ming Zhong stole trade secrets from two American technology firms to benefit China. They intended to utilize the secrets to build microprocessors for their company, Supervisor Inc. which would share any profits made on the sale of chips to the City of Hangzhou and the Province of Zhejiang in China.

December 2006: Xiang Dong Yu stole trade secret information worth $50-100 million from Ford Motor Company for the benefit of Beijing Automotive Company.

December 2006: Chinese hackers infiltrated the U.S. Naval War College.

2007: Chinese hackers breached the Pentagon’s Joint Strike Fighter project and stole data related to the F-35 fighter jet.

January 2007: Chinese malware was discovered inside the National Defense University.

June 2007: The Department of Defense shut down a computer systemserving the Secretary of Defense and attributed the attack to the PLA.

September 2007: Hackers gained access to the Department of Homeland Security’s networks through a contractor and exfiltrated unclassified information to Chinese servers.

December 2007: Chinese hackers successfully stole information from Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and the National Nuclear Security Administration.

January 2008: Qinggui Zeng stole trade secret information related to the paint industry from an American firm for the benefit of a Chinese firm.

February 2008: Dongfan Chung, a former Boeing engineer, was charged with economic espionage and serving as a foreign agent for China. Prosecutors determined that he had been acting on Chinese orders since at least 1979. He stole Boeing trade secrets relating to the Space Shuttle, the C-17 military transport aircraft and the


Delta IV rocket for China.

February 2008: Tai Shen Kuo, a U.S. citizen, was arrested for providing China with classified information between March 2007 to February 2008. Kuo obtained the information from a Pentagon weapons system policy analyst, Gregg Bergersen.

March 2008: Hanjuan Jin attempted to leave the country with 1000+ electronic and paper copies of proprietary information related to Motorola’s interstate communication feature.

May 2008: Chinese officials were accused of copying the contents of an American computer during a visit by Carlos Gutierrez, the US Secretary of Commerce.

September 2008: Anne Lockwood and Fuping Liu stole trade secret information from Metaldyne to benefit a Chinese competitor, Huafu.

November 2008: Chinese hackers infiltrated the computer networks of three major oil companies and stole trade secret information.

November 2008 : Chinese hackers infiltrated the networksof Barack Obama and John McCain’s presidential campaigns and exfiltrated information about future policy agendas.

November 2008: Chinese hackers infiltrated the computer network of the White House and obtained emails between senior government officials.

March 2009: A Chinese espionage network was discovered to have penetrated political, economic, and social institutions in 103 countries. The network was discovered when researchers were asked to investigate the Dalai Lama’s computer systems, which had been compromised.

March 2009: David Yen Lee, a technical director with Valspar Corp, illegally downloaded Valspar trade secrets with the intent of delivering them to Nippon Paint in Shanghai, where he had accepted a vice president position.

March 2009: Chinese hackers infiltrated Coca-Cola Co. computer networks and stole trade secret information, including information related to the attempted $2.4 billion acquisition of Huiyuan


Juice Group.

April 2009: Yan Zhu, along with unidentified co-conspirators, planned to steal trade secrets relating to computer systems and software with environmental applications from his employer.

October 2009: Hong Meng accepted employment as a faculty member at Peking University, and thereafter began soliciting funding to commercialize his research from Dupont on Organic Light-Emitting Diodes. He shared trade secret chemical processes, including those related to OLEDs, with PKU.

March 2009: Chinese hackers stole information from the Office of Senator Bill Nelson in Florida.

November 2009: Janice Capener, a Chinese national, stole trade secret information from Orbit Irrigation for the benefit of a competing Chinese firm.

January 2010: Beginning in 2009, China carried out a series of cyberattacks to steal trade secret information from dozens of U.S. companies including Google, Yahoo, Adobe, Dow Chemical,and Morgan Stanley.

2010: The PLA infiltrated the computer network of a Civilian Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) contractor in which documents, flight details, credentials and passwords for encrypted email were stolen.

May 2010: Glenn Shriver attempted to gain access to classified national defense information on behalf of Chinese intelligence officers.

May 2010: Chinese hackers breached the computer network of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and stole information related to U.S. industries.

August 2010: Kexue Huang, a Chinese research scientist, stole trade secret information related to organic pesticides for the benefit of a Chinese firm.

October 2010: York Yuan Chang and Leping Huang entered into contracts with the 24 th Research Institute of the China Electronic Technology Corporation Group to design and transfer technology for the development of two types of high-performance analog-to-digital converters.

November


2010: Zhiqiang Zhang allegedly stole trade secret information from SiRF for the benefit of a competing Chinese firm.

January 2011: A Chinese company, Pangang Group, and Walter Liew attempted to steal trade secret information related to TiO 2 technology from DuPont.

February 2011: Wen Chyu Liu, a research scientist, conspired to steal trade secret information from Dow for the benefit of Chinese firms.

March 2011: Sinovel, a Chinese company, stole trade secret information related to source code and designs of superconductors from AMSC.

March 2011: Press reports say that China hacked the RSA Security division of the EMC Corporation to steal information related to encryption software, compromising RSA SecureID tokens. The stolen information was used in subsequent attacks carried out by China.

April 2011: Google reported a phishing effort to compromise hundreds ofGmail passwords for accounts of prominent people, including senior U.S. officials. Google attributes the effort to China.

April 2011: Chinese hackers stole approximately 1GB of data from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

June 2011: Beginning in 2010, Chunlai Yang conspired to steal trade secret information related to the source code of the OS for the Globex electronic trading platform for the benefit of a Chinese firm.

August 2011 : Chinese hackers engaged in a series of cyber-attacks against 72 entities, including multiple U.S. government networks.

October 2011: Chinese hackers infiltrated at least 48 chemical and defense companies and stole trade secret information and sensitive military information.

November 2011: Chinese hackers interfered with U.S. satellites and stole sensitive data.

February 2012: Media reports say that Chinese hackers stole classified information about the technologies onboard F-35


with a spear phishing attack.

August 2012: Jerry Lee, a former CIA agent, attempted to provide China with classified information about CIA activities within China.

September 2012: Employees of a semiconductor chip equipment manufacturer stole trade secrets related to high-volume manufacturing of semiconductor wafers used in electronic devices for the benefit of a competing Chinese firm.

September 2012: Chinese hackers infiltrated Telvent Canada, an industrial automation company, and stole data related to SCADA systems throughout North America.

September 2012: Sixing Liu, a Chinese national, stole technical data related to defense items and conspired to give the information to China.

September 2012: Ji Li Huang and Xiao Guang Qi attempted to steal trade secret information related to cellular glass installation for the benefit of a competing Chinese firm.

November 2012: Wenfeng Lu, a Chinese national,stole trade secret information for medical devices from American medical equipment manufacturers for the benefit a Chinese firm.

2013: The FBI warned Senator Dianne Feinstein’s office that one of her San Francisco-based drivers was a Chinese intelligence asset.

January 2013: A Defense Science Board report found that Chinese hackers stole U.S. weapons systems designs including for the PAC-3, THAAD, Aegis, F/A-18 fighter jet, V-22 Osprey, Black Hawk, and Littoral Combat Ship.

January 2013: The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and Bloomberg News experienced persistent cyberattacks, presumed to originate in China.

February 2013: PLA Unit 61398 had hacked 115 U.S.-victims since 2006.

March 2013: Beginning in 2012, Chinese hackers targeted civilian and military maritime operations within the South China Sea, in addition to US companies involved in maritime satellite systems, aerospace


companies and defense contractors.

May 2013: Chinese hackers compromised the U.S. Department of Labor and at least nine other agencies, including the Agency for International Development and the Army Corps of Engineers’ National Inventory of Dams.

June 2013: PLA hackers infiltrated the computer networks of the U.S. Transportation Command and stole sensitive military information.

July 2013: Tung Pham stole trade secrets from a solar technology company for the benefit of a competing Chinese firm.

September 2013: Chinese hackers targeted three US organizations, including a large American oil and gas corporation.

September 2013: Chinese hackers used malware, known as ‘Sykipot’, to target entities in the U.S. Defense Industries and companies in key industries such as: telecommunications, computer hardware, government contractors, and aerospace. In mid-2013 they targeted the US civil aviation sector.

October 2013: Chinese hackerstarget a U.S. based think tank.

December 2013: Six Chinese nationals conspired to steal trade secret information related to seeds from Dupont, Monsanto, and LG seeds for the benefit of Beijing Dabeinong Technology Group, a competing Chinese firm.

December 2013: Weiqiang Zhang stole trade secret information related to rice seeds from an American agricultural firm for the benefit of a Chinese firm.

February 2014: Amin Yu stole systems and components for marine submersible vehicles from U.S. manufacturers for the benefit of a state-owned entity in China.

May 2014: Chinese military hackers targeted six American companies in the power, metals, and solar production industries and stole trade secret information. The U.S. Department of Justice indicted them and identified them as members of the People’s Liberation Army Unit 61398.

June 2014: CrowdStrike reported that Unit


61398 had targeted U.S. corporations in the satellite industry.

June 2014: Jun Xie allegedly stole trade secret information from GE Healthcare to benefit a competing entity in China.

August 2014: Community Health Systems disclosed that suspected Chinese hackers infiltrated its network and stole personal information from 4.5 million patients.

August 2014: Su Bin, a Chinese national, worked with co-conspirators in China to infiltrate Boeing’s computer networks to gain access to confidential access about the C-17, the F-22, and the F-35.

August 2014: Chinese hackers infiltrated the US Investigations Services. This was one of the first steps in the 2015 OPM hack.

September 2014: Chinese company Huawei repeatedly attempted to steal trade secret information about robotics designs from T-Mobile.

September 2014: Benjamin Bishop was arrested for passing classified information between May 2012 – December 2012to a Chinese national he was romantically involved with.

November 2014: Chinese hackers breached the U.S. Postal Service computer networks and exfiltrated data of approximately 800,000 employees.

November 2014: Yu Long worked at URTC from 2008-2014, but was recruited by the state-run Shenyang Institute of Automation in 2014. Upon departure Long stole confidential IP, trade secrets, and export-controlled technology to give to SIA for the benefit of China.

February 2015: Xudong Yao stole trade secret information relating to locomotives for the benefit of a Chinese firm.

January 2015: Chinese hackers, including Fujie Wang, infiltrated Anthem Inc., a health insurer company, and stole data concerning approximately 78.8 million people from Anthem’s computer networks.

March 2015: Canadian researchers say Chinese hackers attacked U.S. hosting site GitHub. GitHub said the attack involve a wide combination of


attack vectors and used new techniques to involve unsuspecting web users in the flood of traffic to the site. According to the researchers, the attack targeted pages for two GitHub users – GreatFire and The New York Times’ Chinese mirror site – both of which circumvent China’s firewall.

April 2015: The Office of Personnel Management discovered that China had infiltrated its networks and stolen the personal information of federal employees, including security clearance information.

May 2015: Xiwen Huang, a Chinese businessman, stole confidential and trade secret information – including intellectual property – from an unnamed government research facility related to military vehicle fuel cells, for the benefit of China.

May 2015: Chinese intelligence officers infiltrated networks and exfiltrated trade secret information about turbofan engines from U.S. and European aerospace firms overtravel patterns of an FBI special agent.

April 2016: Szuhsiung Ho, an American nuclear engineer employed as a consultant by CGNPC, provided engineers and experts to assist CGNPC in developing nuclear material and reactors between 1997 and 2016 without authorization from DOE.

March 2017: A State Department employee with TS clearance provided copies of internal Department of State documents to Chinese intelligence officers.

April 2017: Chinese hackers targeted a U.S. think tank.

May 2017: Beginning in 2011, Hackers from the internet security firm Boyusec compromised the networks of three companies over a multi-year period and gained access to confidential documents and data, including sensitive internal communications, usernames and passwords, and business and commercial information.

June 2017: US citizen Shan Shi and Chinese national Gang Liu worked on behalf of Chinese company CBM-Future New


Material Science and Technology Co. Ltd. (CBMF) to steal trade secrets related to the development of syntactic foam from an unnamed global engineering firm.

June 2017: Kevin Patrick Mallory, a former CIA officer, transferred classified documents to an agent of China’s intelligence services.

August 2017: Dong Liu attempted to obtain trade secret information from Medrobotics Corporation for China.

September 2017: China allegedly inserted malware into a widely used PC management tool. The malware targeted at least 20 major international technology firms.

October 2017: China allegedly carried out a cyberattack against a U.S. think tank and law firm, both of which were associated with fugitive Chinese tycoon Guo Wengui.

October 2017: Jerry Jindong Xu sought to help Chinese investors build a sodium cyanide plant to compete with Chemours by stealing pricing information, passwords forspreadsheets, confidential documents, and plant system diagrams from Chemours while he was employed there.

January 2018: Yi-Chi Shih and Kiet Ahn Mai stole trade secret information from Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit (MMIC) technology for the benefit of Chengdu GaStone Technology Company (CGTC), a competing Chinese firm.

January 2018: Chinese hackers infiltrated a U.S. Navy contractor working for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center. 614 gigabytes of material related to a supersonic anti-ship missile for use on U.S. submarines were taken, along with submarine radio room information related to cryptographic systems and the Navy submarine development unit’s electronic warfare library.

April 2018: Yanjun Xu, an MSS operative, attempted to recruit experts employed by leading American aviation companies to China, often under the guise of giving a presentation at a university.

April 2018: A cyber


espionage campaign originating in China collected data from satellite, telecom, and defense organizations in the United States and Southeast Asia.

June 2018: Ron Rockwell Hansen, a former DIA officer, attempted to transmit national defense information to China.

July 2018: Xiaqing Zhang conspired to steal trade secret information from General Electric for the benefit of China.

July 2018: Xiaolang Zhang was arrested for stealing trade secret information about the circuit board of Apple’s self-driving car initiative. The case is still active as of August 2019.

September 2018: Chinese hackers breached the systems of the Starwood hotel chain in 2014. It is estimated that the personal information of up to 500 million people was stolen.

September 2018: Ji Chaoqun, a Chinese citizen residing in Chicago, worked at the behest of the Jiangsu Province Ministry ofState Security (JSSD) to get biographical information on eight Chinese nationals working as engineers and scientists in the United States that the JSSD had targeted for recruitment. Some worked for U.S. defense contractors.

November 2018: Chen Zhengkun, He Jianting, and Wang Yungming stole Micron trade secrets related to dynamic random-access memory technology (DRAM) for the benefit of China.

November 2018 : Beginning in March 2017, US citizen Xiaorong You and Chinese national Liu Xiangchen conspired to steal trade secrets worth more than $100 million related to the development of BPA-free coatings. You stole trade secrets from the two American companies that employed her and provided them to Liu, whose company used them to create products that would compete with the two American companies in question.

December 2018 : A Chinese national,


Hongjin Tan, was arrested for stealing trade secret information from an American petroleum company, Phillips 66, and conspiring to use to benefit a Chinese firm.

December 2018: Chinese hackers stole IP and confidential business and technological information from managed service providers – companies that manage IT infrastructure for other businesses and governments.

December 2018: Chinese hackers stole hundreds of gigabytes of data from computers of more than 45 technology companies and U.S. government agencies. The defendants also stole names, SSNs, DOBs, salary info, phone numbers, and email addresses of more than 100,000 US Navy personnel.

January 2019: A Chinese national, Jizhong Chen, stole trade secret information about autonomous vehicles from Apple to benefit a competing Chinese firm.

March 2019: Beginning in April 2017, Chinese hackers stole research from universities about maritime technologybeing developed for military use.

March 2019: Chinese hackers targeted Israeli defense firms that had connections to the US military.

April 2019: Chinese hackers stole General Electric’s trade secrets concerning jet engine turbine technologies.

June 2019: Haoyang Yu was arrested in connection with stealing proprietary information from Analog Devices, a U.S. semiconductor company.

June 2019: Since at least 2017, Chinese hackers exfiltrated Call Detail Records (CDRs) from telecommunication companies to track dissidents, officials, and suspected spies.

July 2019: Chinese hackers targeted three U.S. utility companies with a phishing campaign to gain access to computer networks.

August 2019: State-sponsored Chinese hackers conducted a spear-phishing campaign against employees of three major U.S. utility companies.

August 2019: A previously unidentified Chinese espionage group, APT41, was found to have worked since 2012 to gather data from firms in telecommunications,


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Mohammad Younus is a refugee for the second time.

The 30-year-old Rohingya Muslim, who has been slowly rebuilding a shadow of a normal life in a sprawling and squalid refugee camp in Bangladesh, is no mood to return home to Myanmar.

After Myanmar expressed readiness to start receiving an estimated 680,000 Rohingya Muslims who fled incredible violence over the last five months, Younus said he would rather die in the camp than go back again to the land of his birth.

"They have been killing Muslims for a long time now," he said. "We run and come to Bangladesh. Then we go back. We come back to Bangladesh, and go back again. They continue the killings."

Younus first fled with his family in 1991as a 4-year-old, when his parents joined a wave of 250,000 Rohingya escaping forced labor, religious persecution and attacks from Buddhist mobs in Myanmar's northern Rakhine state, where most Rohingya live. Three years later, the family returned home, fooled, he says, by the promises made by the U.N. refugee agency and Myanmar's government.

Sixteen years later, Younus found himself again fleeing for his life as Myanmar soldiers and Buddhist mobs unleashed a brutal retaliation after a Rohingya insurgent group attacked dozens of police posts on Aug. 25.

Under heavy international criticism of what U.N. and U.S. officials labeled "ethnic cleansing," Myanmar signed a repatriation deal with Bangladesh to start sending the refugees back this Tuesday.

According to the deal, those who return will first live in transit camps before eventually going


left behind. Rights groups have described how hundreds of villages across Rakhine state were set on fire after troops and mobs descended to chase out the residents. Homes and crops in the fields were reduced to ashes.

"They gave us back our land but didn't rebuild our home. This is how we have been living," said Younus, recalling when he and his family returned to Myanmar in the mid-1990s. The extended family lived in a small hut that they pooled resources to build, he said, only to abandon it when the attacks started last year.

"When the massacre began this time, when they started shooting and killing everyone, they were chasing after me as well," he said. "But somehow I managed to escape and come here. So I have experiencedSpent one year at Florida, but was dismissed for reportedly clashing with the coaching staff and skipping classes. Sat out the 2011 season due to transfer rules, then was named an All-Sun-Belt First Team selection in 2012 after starting eleven games. Also made the first team in 2013, starting twelve games.

POSITIVES:

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thin build will likely prevent him from playing there.

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for good sex. Combining essays, interviews, poetry, illustrations and short stories, The Feminist Utopia Project challenges the status quo that accepts inequality and violence as a given. It inspires us to demand a radically better future.

Susan Burton's world changed in an instant when her 5-year-old son was killed by a van driving down their street. Consumed by grief and without access to professional help, Susan became addicted first to cocaine, then to crack. As a resident of South Los Angeles, a black community under siege in the War on Drugs, Susan was eventually arrested and spent more than 15 years in and out of prison. Never offered therapy or treatment for addiction, she eventually found a private drug rehabilitation facility, and once sober, she dedicated herself to supportingwomen facing similar struggles. Her organization, A New Way of Life, operates five safe homes in Los Angeles that supply a lifeline to hundreds of formerly incarcerated women and their children — setting them on the path to education and employment rather than returning to prison.

This work gives insight into the barriers and successes for women in science and sheds light on the way cultural ideas of gender have shaped the science professions. Why are the fields of science and technology still considered predominantly male professions? This work moves beyond the most common explanations — limited access to professional training, lack of resources, exclusion from social networks of men — to give historical context and unexpected revelations about women's contributions to the sciences.

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presents a powerful study of the women’s liberation movement in the U.S. from abolitionist days to the present. It reveals ways the movement has been hampered by the racist and classist biases of its leaders.

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Originally produced in 1971, this is one of the first films of the modern women’s movement. At the time it was created, it caused controversy and exhilaration. It was widely used by consciousness-raising groups to generate interest and help explain feminism to a skeptical society. The film looks at female socialization through a personal look into the lives of six women ages 4 to 35 and the forces that shape them — teachers, counselors, advertising, music and the institution of marriage. It offers a chance to see how much has changedback and forth. It's been like this for years, it seems, all culminating in what likely will be the most lucrative fight of both Jones' and Cormier's careers. But external noise aside, the stylistic pairing between the two light heavyweights may also go down as the most compelling test of Jones' four-year title reign.

Jones and Cormier are, effectively, total opposites. The champion, a lanky six-foot-four prodigy with boundless creativity and the division's longest reach to boot, versus the challenger, a five-foot-eleven former Olympic captain who entered the UFC already well into his 30s. The only traits the two men share are unnatural competitiveness and dominance over their peers, and those within Jones' circle understand the danger the champ faces.

"Cormier's wrestling is obviously his big strength, but he also


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What we know, the southern Greenland ice sheet hit record low reflectivity in the period of satellite observations since 2000 due to a ~2 month drought affecting south Greenland…

map with colors indicating when record low albedo was observed. The photos are from the blue patch near the southern tip of Greenland.

Snowfall summer 2014 for south Greenland would have kept the melt rates down by brightening up the surface. Summer 2014, at the PROMICE.org QAS_A site, we recorded ice loss from the surface at a place we thought was above equilibrium


His time camping on the inland ice exceeds 1 year. Year 2012 brought a deeper level of insight as the scientific perspective shifts to examine the interactions ice with atmospheric and ocean systems, including the role of fire in darkening the cryosphere. As part of his academic enterprise, Box has authored or co-authored 50+ peer-reviewed publications related to Greenland cryosphere-climate interactions. Box instructed climatology courses at The Ohio State University 2003-2012. Box is now a Professor at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS). Box was a contributing author to the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2007 4th assessment report. Box is also the former Chair of the Cryosphere Focus Group of the American Geophysical Union.were wet, and mildly slippery, but fairly manageable.

1st pic: A view down a narrow inlet, which we'd be bypassing along the shore below. 2nd pic: The steep descent to the shore...

Scrambling out across the jagged boulders, before turning left around the corner...

We bypassed this first black opening, and contined to a second opening...

Upon rounding the corner, we see the inlet leading to the Spar Cave...

We traversed the ledges, until we ran into a barrier of water...

At the mouth of the 2nd inlet, the boulders ended, and we walked along some ledges on the left side of the inlet. These had more seaweed covering them, requiring greater care. At the end of the ledges, we ran into a barrier of water. This wasn't too surprising, as it was still


11:15am, 1hr 35minutes before low tide. We investigated for 5-10 minutes, looking for the best route to the other side of the inlet. By this time, enough rocks were above water, or just an inch underwater, to get across. Our poles helped with balance.

The rest of the way up the inlet was dry, but over seaweed covered rocks. We crossed an old broken wall, and stood agape at the huge chasms in the cliffs ahead of us.

Across the water, the gash in the rock marked the Spar Cave entrance...

The cave to the right was full of water. The cave to the left is the Spar Cave, which is famous for being used as a hiding spot for Prince Bonnie Charles escape from Scotland.

I checked my watch, and foundsoup while admiring some of the impressive Black Culliens.

Scenery on the way back to Elgol...

The view from Elgol...

Super low arcing rainbow...

Lunch at the scenically located Blue Shed Cafe...

After lunch, we made our way back to Broadford, and then headed over the Skye bridge, back to the mainland, to visit Eilean Donan Castle, in Dornie. This castle is THE most idyllic castle in Scotland. I had been here 8 years ago with my family, and it was one of the highlights. Wendy was quick to agree that it was REALLY cool. We bought tickets (6 pounds) and did a self tour. It's virtually a museum of castle life from the early 1900s. Very enjoyable, and much better than the Inveraroy Castle we visited on the first day.

It was 4pm


when we returned across the moat over the stone bridge. We took a short walk for some views at a distance, hoping the sun would emerge from the clouds. It rained, but also briefly cleared enough for some sun.

Scenes from outside the castle...

Found some boysenberries while walking around...

Fortunatley the sun came out as we started driving away...

We then drove back onto Skye, stopped at the Co-op in Broadford to buy some oranges, and made our way to the Highfield B&B in Portree. It had a nice view from outside. The weather was constantly changing from dark clouds and rain, to gorgeous sunshine, with occasional rainbows. It did seem to have gotten chilly outside too.

The Skye bridge, connecting the island to the mainland...

We drove into town, and returned tovaccine production center in the country, as reported by FiercePharma.

The total funding for the project is about $100 million, from which £ 66 million ($ 84 million) will be invested through public-private partnership UK Research and Innovation. Other £10 million will come from Janssen (Janssen), Merck & Co. (Merck & Co.); known as Merck Sharp & Dohme (Merck, Sharp & Dome) in the UK, and the Wellcome Trust, a charitable foundation for biomedical research.

The center, which will be based in Oxford, is scheduled to launch in 2022. It is planned that the center will focus on creating operational and cost-effective ways to develop and produce vaccines for clinical research and global distribution, as well as to create stocks of vaccines in the country in the event of a


evaluate the effectiveness of medicines.

Since 1975, 10 outbreaks of Ebola have been recorded in the Congo, the last one was identified this year as the largest of the hole observation period. Congolese doctors have been using experimental drugs in clinical practice since August to fight a fever. Now, their use will be regulated by the study protocol.

All four experimental drugs are monoclonal antibodies mAb114, they are similar in structure to antibodies to the Ebola virus, obtained from the blood of an African who has had this infection.

Cases of Ebola were recorded in the Congo province of North Kivu since April of this year. In the summer, the situation worsened after the infection was brought to the neighboring province of Ituri. In this area, the elimination of the outbreakposterior horns and thalamus, to enhance the effect of norepinephrine and serotonin, and to promote the regeneration of nerve fibers.

There is an assumption that the combination of В vitamins inhibits the synthesis and / or blocks the action of inflammatory mediators.

We are pleased to announce that the grand opening of the X7 Clinical Research Clinical Center took place on November 15! The opening was attended by representatives of leading Russian pharmaceutical companies and other representatives of the pharmaceutical industry.

X7 Clinical Research is a modern center specializing in conducting bioequivalence clinical trials, phase I-III and post-marketing research of drugs in all therapeutic areas. The main principle of the center is to conduct clinical research at the highest level of quality that complies with local and international legislation, as well


Abstract

AbstractThe self-declared âcaliphateâ of Abu Bakr al Bagdadi on October 2014, known as The Islamic State (formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or ISIS) is a group of jihadist organization that aims to form an Islamic State (caliphate) over the region. The impact of IS action caused the Islamic State existence gain attention from other countries and actor in international relation. Some of them are giving their support to IS while some others are opposed it. Indonesia has its long history in dealing with violent and threat caused by Islamic movement in some areas. From Indonesian background of movement, the movement of IS gain attention from Indonesian Islamist organizations and they started to declare their support for Islamic state. It worries Indonesian government becauseAmazing Timelapse Featuring 130 Years of National Geographic Magazine Covers in Under Two Minutes

National Geographic released the first copy of their iconic magazine in 1888. To kick off their 130th birthday celebrations in 2018, they created an amazing timelapse video featuring 130 years worth of National Geographic magazine covers shown in under two minutes. Over the last 130 years, National Geographic has changed the look of its magazine...

National Geographic released the first copy of their iconic magazine in 1888. To kick off their 130th birthday celebrations in 2018, they created an amazing timelapse video featuring 130 years worth of National Geographic magazine covers shown in under two minutes.Over the last 130 years, National Geographic has changed the look of its magazine but never wavered from its commitment to


MELBOURNE has been crowned the world's most liveable city, snaring the top spot from former number one Vancouver, in a survey ranking 140 cities around the world.

It has been nine years since Melbourne last topped the list, and Vancouver has been in poll position for many of the years since then.

Other Australian cities also fared well in the survey, with Sydney listed sixth and Perth and Adelaide joint eighth.

Tell us: Why do you think Melbourne is the world's most liveable city?

Melbourne nosed in front of Vienna by achieving a score of 95.1 in the culture and environment section.

Overall, Melbourne scored 97.5, with perfect 100 scores for healthcare, education and infrastructure.

Economist Intelligence Unit survey editor Jon Copestake said in a media release that Australian cities were so well placedin the survey ranking due to the "low population density and relatively low crime rates''.

Cities in the liveability survey are scored on social stability, crime rates, culture, education, healthcare and infrastructure.

Vancouver, the former number one ranking holder, was listed third most liveable city, after receiving a dip in its infrastructure score of 92.9

Toronto and Calgary in Canada scored fourth and fifth respectively.

Originally published as It's official - Melbourne is the best


our choice of accommodations or footwear which might be plotting to kill us.

In one notable NYC murder a bride-to-be showed up early for an electrolysis appointment and wound up dead.

Sometimes the early bird gets a bullet instead of a worm.

Beauty is tyranny. Scheduled to wed fireman Frederick Weigold on January 14th, 1956,

twenty-five-year old Queens resident Kathleen Egan was determined to look perfect on her honeymoon.

Plagued by rogue hairs on her chin and bosom, the AT&T clerk scheduled a series of electrolysis treatments designed to obliterate the unsightly fuzz forever.

In the ultimate irony, so mortified was Kathleen by her whiskers and chest pelt she booked the appointments under a fictitious surname (“Ferris”) to shield her identity.

Little did she know her secret shame would soon be printed on the frontpage of every major newspaper in New York.

On November 15th, 1955—exactly two months before her wedding—Kathleen skipped work to bid bon voyage to a friend leaving for Europe;

she then spent a few hours running errands related to her impending nuptials.

At 3:30pm Kathleen was due at 35-57 82nd Street in Jackson Heights for an appointment—her fourth—-with electrologist Marie “Mae” Gazzo.

The precise time of Kathleen’s arrival is unclear but she apparently arrived early—-by 3:30pm there were already intimations of calamity at Mae’s electrolysis office.

Suitemate Dr. Herbert Schwartz, a chiropodist, had become alarmed by the incessant ringing of the telephone.

He and Mae shared a line and she always picked up the receiver by the second ring.

At 5pm Dr. Schwartz took advantage of a lull between patients and walked down the hall


detail these are the pertinent facts upon which all newspapers agree:

In the kitchen:

Kathleen was found facedown, nude except for her stockings A set of rosary beads were entwined in her fingers Her one-carat engagement ring—valued at $550—was missing

In the bridge club:

Mae was found fully clothed in her white beauticians’ uniform As she fell she pulled the window curtains down on top of her Kathleen’s girdle and panties lay on the floor beside Mae

In the office:

The electrolysis machine was still running

Jazz was playing loudly on the radio, the volume possibly turned up by the killer

A stopper had been wedged inside the door to prevent entry via the hallway

Kathleen’s orange dress and bra were found neatly folded on a hanger in the closet

A two-carat diamond ring Mae always removed forthe doctor surmised, dying approximately ten minutes before Kathleen.

Both women were shot with the same weapon, a .38 caliber Colt Special revolver;

the copper-coated bullets utilized in the crime were rare in America but popular overseas.

Upon examining the crime scene details detectives theorized the event had unfolded thusly:

between 2:30 and 3pm Kathleen arrived at Mae’s office and removed her dress and bra for treatment.

Her skin bore only faint electrolysis markings indicating the process had been interrupted shortly after commencement.

When the killer knocked on the door Mae shrouded Kathleen with a sheet before answering;

both women were then immediately confronted at gunpoint.

As their purses were dumped and cash extracted Mae fled through the adjoining door into the bridge club.

Dragging Kathleen along with him, the killer gave chase and caught up with


cousin Eleanor Saia was murdered in a real estate office in Oradell, New Jersey.

Eleanor, a happily married mother of two,

was a receptionist at Demarest Reality and Insurance, located at 275 Kinderkamack Road.

At 1pm on March 14th, 1960 she arrived at the office just as her boss Frank O’Shea was departing for lunch.

A half hour later a potential client entered, noticed Eleanor prone on the couch, assumed she was napping and left.

Due to the drawn drapes in the office he failed to notice her upper body was drenched in blood.

At 2pm Frank O’Shea returned to the office and found Eleanor mortally wounded—she mumbled incoherently, only three words decipherable: “Englewood, Edgewater, Lyndhurst,” names of New Jersey towns.

The victim was transported to Bergen Pines Hospital where she died without regaining consciousness;

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Alden

ABOUT ALDEN

The Alden Shoe Company was founded in 1884 by Charles H. Alden in Middleborough, Massachusetts.

It is difficult to imagine just how active and important the shoe industry was in Massachusetts so long ago. Early New England shoemaking was a trade based upon one craftsman making a pair a day in one room cottages (called "ten footers"). Beginning in 1850 a series of inventions led to mechanized stitching and lasting operations and the birth of New England shoe industry followed rapidly. The productivity gains over the traditional shoemaker were on the order of 500 - 700%, yet the new methods also led to an extraordinary improvement in both quality and consistency.

The explosive growth of the shoe industry in eastern Massachusetts at the turn of the century was impressive.


Numerous companies were being started, and demand soared as product made its way west and south on newly expanded rail routes. Charles Alden's factory prospered, adding children's shoes to their offering of men's shoes and custom boots.

By 1933, at Charles Alden's retirement, operations moved to Brockton, Massachusetts and joined with the Old Colony factory. The Great Depression took a toll on countless shoe companies in New England. Although production demand increased during World War II, by the late 40's renewed consumer demand had fueled the search for manufacturing regions offering lower labor costs. Over the remainder of the century attrition would take hold as manufacturers looked farther and farther away in search of low cost labor and materials to meet the insatiable demand in the U.S.A. for lowcost, mass-market consumer footwear.

Most of the companies who remained in New England could not compete in the demanding post-war economy. Yet Alden prospered by relying not on lower quality mass-markets but on high quality dress shoes, and excelling in specialties such as orthopedic and medical footwear. It was a period of growth and intensive development at Alden, especially in the design of comfortable, orthopedically correct lasts. In 1970 a new factory was constructed in Middleborough, Massachusetts where production continues today.

Alden is now the only original New England shoe and bootmaker remaining of the hundreds who began so long ago. Still a family owned business, still carrying forward a tradition of quality genuine-welted shoemaking that is exceptional in every way.


Mark L. Hopkins: The week that was

In the mid-60s there was a favorite TV show entitled, "The Week That Was." It gave you the week's news in capsule form. The star of that series was a familiar name, David Frost. Unfortunately, his presence couldn't save it and that program had a very short run and went the way of many of my favorite shows. This week I am inclined to repeat that show's format and look backwards for a bit.

The week of September 25 through the 30 was one of the most momentous in recent memory. Politics again made the front pages of our newspapers and required unusual stamina not to be brought down emotionally by the events. Also, from international to the local, tragedies occurred that heldonly one person was killed. The experts are searching for why this tragedy occurred. If they can find the cause, perhaps it won't happen again. Two tragedies occurred in rural South Carolina. A church bus turned over sending many seniors to the hospital. No one was killed though many were injured. And, we had another school shooting, this time in Townville. A 14-year-old boy with access to a gun killed his father and then scattered shots across an elementary school playground injuring two and killing a little 6-year-old boy. Shall I repeat the mantra of so many, "Something has to be done about free access to guns." All of this and a huge hurricane is spinning its way through the Gulf of Mexico headed to landfall somewhere.

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and new beginning.”

The former office building was converted into a 10 bedroom, 6 bathroom property by contractor HomeAid Northern Virginia, which also renovated Christ House in the spring. In June, the Alexandria City Council approved a $145,000 loan to partially renovate the building, which was constructed in 1811.

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Friends of Guest House – along with its original property at 1 E. Luray Ave – can now accommodate 60 women per year in their six month reintegration program. More than 400 women apply every year and the expansion to S. Payne Street equates to a 20 percent increase in the number of people who can be helped.

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A displaced child neglected by affluent parents and a former preacher burdened by the tragic and scandalous circumstances of his mother’s death face a final reckoning at the hands of a woman with the power to summon good and evil.

In the Light is the final book of the Skillute Cycle, a chronicle of one fictional town and an abiding horror that lies just beneath the surface. In the woods. In the water. Beneath the ground. The time has arrived. Something evil has come home.

And now, let’s hear what the scariest part was for S.P. Miskowski:

Recently I completed work on the Skillute Cycle, a series of books constructed around, and including, my novel, Knock Knock. This four-book series is published by Omnium


and more frightening than we ever imagined.

S.P. Miskowski’s debut novel, Knock Knock, and her first novella, Delphine Dodd, were shortlisted for a Shirley Jackson Award. Both books are part of The Skillute Cycle, which includes two more novellas: Astoria and In The Light. All four books are published by Omnium Gatherum Media.

Rated by Black Static book critic Peter Tennant as “one of the most interesting and original writers to emerge in recent years,” Miskowski has written short stories published in Supernatural Tales, Horror Bound Magazine, Identity Theory, The Absent Willow Review, New Times, Fine Madness, Other Voices, and the anthologies Detritus and Little Visible Delight, and in the forthcoming anthologies Cassilda’s Song edited by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. (Chaosium) and October Dreams 2 (Cemetery Dance Publications). Her workVilla ·
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semiconductor substrate, a gate electrode is formed on the gate oxide films, and the two types of gate oxide films overlap.
Thus, according to the present invention, a semiconductor device optimal for forming a programming device can be formed.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the two types of gate oxide films different in thickness include a gate oxide film serving as an upper layer and a gate oxide film serving as a lower layer, the gate electrode includes gate electrodes respectively formed on the upper and lower gate oxide films, and the gate structure formed by the upper gate oxide film and gate electrode overlaps with the gate structure formed by the lower gate oxide film and gate electrode.
In a still preferable embodiment of the present invention,portion of a latch circuit in which an inverted version of program data is written and programmed.
In another aspect of the present invention, an address programming device is formed by a transistor formed by a first, thick gate oxide film formed on a semiconductor substrate, a second, thin gate oxide film formed on the first, thick gate oxide film and a gate electrode formed on the second, thin gate oxide film, wherein a portion of the first, thick gate oxide film is removed and the second, thin gate oxide film is formed thereon.
Still preferably, electric field is applied between the channel region and gate electrode of the transistor, for the programming. Such transistors are arranged in an array.
The foregoing and other objects, features, aspects and advantages of the


Russell vs. Meinong: The Legacy of "On Denoting"

A century after ‘On Denoting’ was published, the debate it initiated continues to rage. On the one hand, there is a mass of new historical scholarship, about both Russell and Meinong, which has not circulated very far beyond specialist scholars. On the other hand, there are continuing problems and controversies concerning contemporary Russellian and Meinongian theories, many of them involving issues that simply did not occur to the original protagonists. This work provides an overview of the latest historical scholarship on the two philosophers as well as detailed accounts of some of the problems facing the current incarnations of their theories.

About the author (2008)

Nicholas Griffin is Director of the Bertrand Russell Centre at McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, where he holds aCanada Research Chair in Philosophy. He has written widely on Russell and is the general editor of The Collected Papers of Bertrand Russell, the author of Russell’s Idealist Apprenticeship, and the editor of The Cambridge Companion to Bertrand Russell, and two volumes of Russell’s Selected Letters.

Dale Jacquette is Senior Professorial Chair in Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Bern, Switzerland. He has recently published Meinongian Logic: The Semantics of Existence and Nonexistence; Wittgenstein’s Thought in Transition; On Boole; Ontology; David Hume’s Critique of Infinity; and The Philosophy of Schopenhauer.


West Virginia Train Derailment: Fireball Erupts Into Sky As Derailment Sends Tanker Into River A CSW train derailed, pouring crude oil into a river and sparking a house fire

 -- A train carrying more than 100 tankers of crude oil derailed in West Virginia on Monday - sending a massive fireball hundreds of feet into the sky, igniting a home and causing hundreds in the area to evacuate.

The CSX train had 109 cars - 25 of which derailed around 1:17 p.m., and about half of those cars caught fire or are leaking oil. Several of the cars spilled into the Kanawha River, officials said.

About 200 people are in shelters, according to Fayette County Emergency Services.

The fire is expected to burn until early Tuesday morning, according to Robert Jelacicwas at Smallwood's home. Smallwood and Hardyway left "to take care of some business." When they returned, the conversation indicated they had been working on the robbery plan. Meeks was shown a key by Smallwood. Meeks and three other participants drove to the Pawnee Plaza Mall on March 8, 1975, to familiarize themselves with the scene (the coin and stamp exhibits were located there). They settled on the robbery plan and drove the planned escape route several times and decided the robbery would occur at midnight that night. In the early morning hours, on their way to commit the crimes, the four men were stopped by the police. Smallwood escaped but the remaining three were arrested for unlawful possession of firearms. Meeks' only contact with the defendant relevant