(19-year) has become the first to qualified for the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship on the LPGA.

She has now rushed to Florida for the season-ending Finale.

This year Aditi has played 20 events on the LPGA and made cut in 13 of them with tied 8th at the Marathon Classic as her best result.Already a member?

Regions Reorganizes New Unit - Analyst Blog

On Wednesday,
Regions Financial Corp.
(
RF
) announced the managerial reorganization of its Wealth Management
Group, created in June 2011. The appointment of new leaders came on
the heels of Regions' plan of expanding its Wealth Management
solutions for individual and institutional clients.

Alabama-based Regions has pooled its trust, insurance, asset
management and private banking units into one group for some time
now, so that it could cater to affluent clients. It aims at
providing clients with simple, expedient and more beneficial
financial management solutions across the 16 states in which it
operates.

The Wealth Management Group of Regions consists of four divisions,
divided according to the nature of services provided in order to
work comfortably. The units are Regions Private Wealth Management,
Regions Institutional Services, Regions Investment Services, and
Regions Insurance Group. Bill Ritter, who served


as the senior
executive vice president and Central Region president is leading
the new wealth management group.

With total assets of over $22 billion,
Regions Private Wealth Management
is formed with the integration of the company's Personal Trust unit
and Private Banking group and will be led by Nick Stonestreet, who
was leading these units since 2009. Services provided by the
division include financial planning, investment and banking
solutions to affluent clients.

Another division named
Regions Institutional Services
offers investment, administrative and trustee solutions to
corporate, non-profit, governmental and Taft Hartley clients.
Regions' Asset Management and Corporate Trust units were combined
to form this division with more than $50 billion in assets under
administration. Moreover, the existing manager of these units - Ken
Alderman will be the administrator of the unit.

Offering consumer and commercial risk solutions in Arkansas,
Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana, and Tennessee to aCape Town - Franco Mostert will lead the Lions at Ellis Park on Saturday when they host the Sunwolves in their Super Rugby clash while Warren Whiteley is sidelined.

Whiteley sustained a grade II PCL injury in the match against the Blues last weekend and will be out for up to four weeks.

Mostert will again don the No 7 jumper in his 69th Super Rugby match.

In other changes Dylan Smith and Jacobie Adriaanse get a start in the front row while Lourens Erasmus will partner with Marvin Orie at lock.

Kwagga Smith starts in the No 6 flank position and Len Massyn will pack down at No 8.

In the backline, Harold Vorster returns to the midfield which sees Rohan Janse van Rensburg move out to wing.

The changes are rotational and


Brandon Frye, Ikechuku Ndukwe, Andy Alleman and Murphy. He was not asked about the forgotten Garner, who would eventually emerge as Thomas' true competition.

In those sessions, he praised Ernest Wilford's conversion to tight end, noted that Eric Green was often around the ball, spoke highly of Matt Roth's upside, called Gibril Wilson "a pretty cool customer back there," and said Ted Ginn Jr. was playing stronger: "I have seen him be, in some situations, pretty dominant."

Some of those players were let go. Others were letdowns.

So was Sparano lying? No. He was observing, projecting, hoping and, through his positive comments, attempting to reassure fans while inspiring the referenced players.

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"Right now, reading an awful lot into it is just going to frustrate you guys," Sparano said ...predefined set of permissions. Thus, files owned by members of the common user group will be forced to have the permissions of the common user group. Files owned by members of the common user group are mirrored between the first and the second storage devices.
In particular embodiments of the present invention, controlling access to the storage devices may include rejecting an access of the first storage device if a user associated with the access is not a member of the common user group.
In further embodiments of the present invention, a mirroring process is established as a member of the common user group. In such embodiments, files owned by members of the common user group may be mirrored between the first and the second storage devices utilizing the mirroring


The human heart is a four chambered, muscular organ that provides blood circulation through the body during a cardiac cycle. The four main chambers include the right atria and right ventricle which supplies the pulmonary circulation, and the left atria and left ventricle which supplies oxygenated blood received from the lungs to the remaining body. To insure that blood flows in one direction through the heart, atrioventricular valves (tricuspid and mitral valves) are present between the junctions of the atria and the ventricles, and semi-lunar valves (pulmonary valve and aortic valve) govern the exits of the ventricles leading to the lungs and the rest of the body. These valves contain leaflets that open and shut in response to blood pressure changes caused by the contraction and relaxation ofNorth Korea has sent hundreds of workers to labour as “state-sponsored slaves” in member states as Pyongyang seeks to circumvent international sanctions aimed at starving it of money over its nuclear weapons programme, rights campaigners said on Wednesday (5 July).

North Korean labourers commonly work 10-12 hour shifts, six days a week, but up to 90% of their pay is sent back to the hermit state, according to the European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea (EAHRNK).

Most are working in Polish shipyards, construction sites and farms. North Koreans are also employed in leisure and clothing firms in Malta, and have worked in other EU countries, it said.

A recent article in The Telegraph revealed that slave labourers from North Korea work in some cases in companies receiving financial support


Text of Aamir Khan's letter to Anna Hazare

NEW DELHI: Actor Aamir Khan says the country should extend greater support to Anna Hazare 's struggle for a strong anti-corruption law than it did to the Indian cricket team 's quest for the World Cup . In a letter to the social activist, who is on fast unto death demanding that the government co-opt the civil society in drafting the Lokpal Bill, the actor said the struggle against corruption was "infinitely more important, and affects each and every one of us".In the letter sent on April 6, the actor called Hazare an inspiration for the youth of India and said that he had written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asking him to pay heed to Hazare's appeal.In his letter to(AWA, CSW) and trainer (Harley Race's Wrestling Academy), lung cancer.
Anders P. Ravn, 71, Danish computer scientist.
Sarat Saikia, 71, Indian politician, Assam Legislative Assembly (2001–2016).
Llew Summers, 72, New Zealand sculptor.
R. G. Tiedemann, 78, German historian.
Jesus Tuquib, 89, Filipino Roman Catholic prelate, Archbishop of Cagayan de Oro (1988–2006).
Richard Vyškovský, 90, Czech architect.
Rodolfo Zapata, 87, Argentine singer.
Ludwig Zeller, 92, Chilean poet.
Zha Quanxing, 94, Chinese electrochemist.

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Carl Bell, 71, American physician.
Gunder Bengtsson, 73, Swedish football manager (IFK Göteborg, Panathinaikos, Feyenoord).
David Bevington, 88, American literary scholar.
Roberto Bodegas, 86, Spanish film director and screenwriter (Spaniards in Paris).
Vahakn Dadrian, 93, Armenian-American sociologist and historian.
Oluf Fuglerud, 94, Norwegian journalist and politician.
Devadas Kanakala, 74, Indian actor (Chettu Kinda Pleader, Gang Leader, Pedababu).
Dawid Kostecki, 38, Polish professional boxer, suicide by hanging.
Max Marsille, 88, Belgian Olympic boxer (1952).
Ai Morinaga, 38,


Japanese manga artist (My Heavenly Hockey Club, Maniattemasu, Your and My Secret).
Gildo Cunha do Nascimento, 79, Brazilian footballer (Palmeiras, Flamengo, Paranaense).
Deepak Obhrai, 69, Tanzanian-born Canadian politician, MP (since 1997), liver cancer.
Stuart O'Connell, 84, New Zealand Catholic bishop, Bishop of Rarotonga (1996–2011).
Schoschana Rabinovici, 86, French-born Lithuanian-Israeli Holocaust survivor and writer.
Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau, 63, Canadian politician, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick (since 2014), cancer.
Rob Storey, 83, New Zealand politician, MP (1984–1996), Minister of Transport (1990–1993).
Alexandra Strelchenko, 82, Russian folk singer, People's Artist of the RSFSR (1984).
Helen Young, 93, New Zealand broadcasting manager (RNZ Concert).

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Miklós Ambrus, 86, Hungarian water polo player, Olympic champion (1964).
Katreese Barnes, 56, American musician (Juicy), musical director (Saturday Night Live) and songwriter ("Dick in a Box"), Emmy Award winner (2007), breast cancer.
Henri Belolo, 82, French music producer (TheRitchie Family, Village People) and songwriter.
Jean-Claude Bouttier, 74, French boxer and actor (Les Uns et les Autres).
Cliff Branch, 71, American football player (Oakland Raiders).
Steven Gubser, 47, American physicist, climbing accident.
Basil Heatley, 85, British athlete, marathon world-record holder (1964) and Olympic silver medallist (1964).
Nikolai Kardashev, 87, Russian astrophysicist (SETI), developer of the Kardashev scale.
Sir Brian Lochore, 78, New Zealand Hall of Fame rugby union player and coach (national team, Wairarapa-Bush), bowel cancer.
Joe Longthorne, 64, English singer and impressionist (Live from...), throat cancer.
Damien Lovelock, 65, Australian musician (The Celibate Rifles), cancer.
Léon Mbou Yembi, 73, Gabonese politician, Deputy (2006–2011), complications from diabetes.
Vigilio Mich, 88, Italian Olympic cross-country skier (1956).
Anne E. Monius, 55, American religious scholar.
L. Brooks Patterson, 80, American lawyer and politician, County Executive of Oakland County, Michigan (since 1992), pancreatic


songwriter and author.
Madan Mani Dixit, 96, Nepalese writer, pneumonia.
Vladimir Fomichyov, 59, Russian footballer (Kuban Krasnodar, Dynamo Moscow, Kuzbass Kemerovo).
Samuel Gelfman, 88, American film producer, complications from heart and respiratory disease.
Luigi Lunari, 85, Italian writer.
Eddie Marlin, 89, American professional wrestler and promoter (CWA), multiple organ failure.
Noel Pope, 87, New Zealand politician, Mayor of Tauranga (1983–1989, 1995–2001).
Qin Hanzhang, 111, Chinese engineer and food scientist, heart attack.
Antonio Rastrelli, 91, Italian politician, MP (1979–1995) and President of Campania (1995–1999).
Vidya Sinha, 71, Indian actress (Rajnigandha, Chhoti Si Baat, Qubool Hai), respiratory failure.
Glenn Tasker, 67, Australian sports administrator, President of the Australian Paralympic Committee (2013–2018).
Henrik Westman, 78, Swedish politician.
Wrestling Pro, 81, American professional wrestler (GCCW).

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Gustavo Barreiro, 60, Cuban-born American politician, member of the Florida House of Representatives (1998–2006), heart attack.
Roland Brown, 93, American physician.
PrincessThey are known to have used fire and cooked deer meat.

Flores man - This species (Homo floresiensis) was very small and is only known from the Indonesian island of Flores. The most recent specimens date to only 12 000 years ago. They were also toolmakers like us, stone tools have been found with their remains.

Denisovans were recently discovered (2008). They are known from a few minor bone remains in a Siberian cave. DNA analysis shows clearly that they are related to Neanderthals and interbred to some extent with the people who populated the Pacific islands. They survived until about 41 000 years ago and had a common ancestor with both modern humans and neanderthals around a million years ago.

Neanderthals - Quite similar to us, Neanderthals have been known


the English. By the mid-19th-century, plague, civil war, and slavery had decimated the island’s population to but a few hundred native people.

Chile eventually took control of Easter Island around 1890 and severely restricted the rights of the indigenous Rapa Nui people. It wasn’t until the mid-1960s that they were allowed to do much of anything, including brew their own beer. Mahina’s owner, Mike Rapu, still recalls his grandfather being brutally whipped and beaten for bootlegging wine and corn-based liquor. The island’s history in general and that memory, in particular, were a big inspiration for Rapu to launch the brewery in the first place.

In 2008, Rapu met Pedro Salfate in Santiago. As a trained biologist, Salfate had experimented with homebrewing, so he already had the skills and the passionearly 1992, Ward would often arrive after 9:00 a.m. -- generally between 9:10 a.m. and 9:35 a.m., but occasionally as late as 10:00 a.m. or 12:00 noon. On those occasions, Ward would still work the required seven and a half hours.

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In December 1992, Ward received a performance evaluation indicating that his tardiness interfered with his lab duties. Carly Ferrin-Gardner, the supervisor of the screening laboratory, also issued a verbal warning, confirmed in a December 29, 1992 memorandum, noting that Ward had not made it to work by 9:00 a.m. in over three months. As a result, Ward was reassigned to a full-time data entry position working for Thomas Baldwin. Ward maintains that he informed Ferrin-Gardner at this time that he was late because his arthritis caused stiffness and


pain in the mornings.

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In Ward's July 29, 1993 written performance review, Ward's supervisor again commented on problems related to Ward's tardiness and his need for constant supervision to complete work in a timely manner. Shortly afterward, on August 4, 1993, one of Ward's doctors sent a note to MHRI identifying Ward as a patient who "suffers from an inflammatory arthritis, which may from time to time cause swelling and pain of the joints and interfere with activities." Ward was subsequently presented with the July review along with an August 13, 1993 written warning that addressed Ward's recurring tardiness despite repeated reprimands and put him on notice that further problems would result in disciplinary action up to and including dismissal. Ward challenges the accuracy of his second review, andagain claims that he discussed his arthritis with Ferrin-Gardner.

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On October 21, 1993, Ward's supervisor and another employee claim to have seen Ward arrive late, but enter 9:00 a.m. on his time sheet. Even though Ward denied that he falsified the entry, he was suspended for three days without pay.

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When he returned to work, he submitted an employment form in which he indicated that he has a disability. He also informed Patricia Leonard, the director of human resources, that he suffered from arthritis and requested a modified work schedule to accommodate his disability. Ward did not provide, and Leonard did not seek, further medical information, before Leonard rejected his request on the ground that the ADA does not require an accommodation that would allow Ward to start work later


Statement Deputy Michael Lowry has called for clarity on the external review completed by Mr. David Flory into the governance of Maternity Department services at South Tipperary General Hospital (STGH) Clonmel, Co Tipperary. Deputy Michael Lowry said; this report is ...

Deputy Michael Lowry Invites Local Groups To Apply For Annual Arts Council Funding Applications are now open for Annual Funding from the Arts Council of Ireland for 2016. Persons or local groups interested in applying should visit the Arts Council of ...

Deputy Michael Lowry encourages people to apply for the Water Conservation Grant Every household that registered with Irish Water, on or before 30 June 2015, will receive a letter from the Department of Social Protection inviting them to apply for ...

Deputy Michael Lowry encourages Tipperary Communities toenter the Eir FibrePower Competition. Eir are looking for Tipperary Communities to enter the FibrePower Competition. The competition winners will be have Eir build a high speed Fibre to the Home (FTTH) broadband ...

Michael Lowry T.D. welcomes the announcement by the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, confirming capital funds of €210,000 for the Music Capital Scheme 2015 This scheme provides funding for the purchase of musical instruments to both non-professional performing groups/ensembles ...

Michael Lowry T.D. Welcomes The RSA and ESB ‘Back to School’ Road Safety Campaign Deputy Michael Lowry welcomes the RSA and ESB Networks Back to School road safety campaign. The two organisation have teamed up to distribute 85,500 High Visibility ...

Deputy Lowry is pleased to support the community of Loughmore Castleiney in there fundraising


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Irish Water to Issue Letters and Information Pack to Tipperary Homes where they suspect the usage of Lead Piping : Lead was used in the plumbing of houses and buildings built up to and including the 1970s. Since then, the ...

Deputy Michael Lowry has urged the Government and Minister Simon Coveney to take action with the on-going crises within the Dairy Industry which has resulted in the continuing dramatic decline of Milk Prices. Deputy Lowry was speaking in response ...

The importance of Voting:
The word “democracy” is Greek for “Government by the people.” The act of voting is at the heart of2019 World Athletics Championships Venue: Khalifa International Stadium, Doha Dates: 27 September-6 October Coverage: Watch live on BBC TV, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app; Listen live on BBC Radio 5 Live; Live streams, clips and text commentary online.

Dina Asher-Smith became the first British woman to win a major global sprint title as she stormed to victory in 200m at the World Championships.

The 23-year-old, who won silver in the 100m, was the outstanding favourite and outclassed the field to take gold in a British record of 21.88 seconds.

"I'm lost for words. I dreamed of this and now it's real," she told BBC Sport. "I don't think it's properly sunk in."

Brittany Brown took silver (22.22) and Swiss Mujinga Kambundji bronze (22.51).

Asher-Smith is also the first Briton to


win a world or Olympic sprint title since Linford Christie at Stuttgart 1993.

"I woke up today thinking, 'This is it. This is the moment you did all your work for'. The tiredness disappeared," she added.

"[My coach] John [Blackie] and I knew I could do it, it means so much."

There was no light show as seen in some other showpiece finals here in Doha, but instead a loud cheer greeted Asher-Smith as she smiled on her way to her starting blocks.

The race itself was a formality. Asher-Smith came off the bend with her nose in front before powering away from the rest of the pack in the final 60m.

Like on the celebration lap following the women's 100m final there were rows of empty seats in the Khalifa Stadium butAsher-Smith, who paraded the flag after winning silver on Sunday, enjoyed her victory with a large British contingent. There were also tears as she embraced her mother Julie.

Many had already placed the gold medal around the European champion's neck after the pre-event withdrawal of 100m champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce followed by that of fellow Jamaican and Olympic champion Elaine Thompson. And before the championships Bahamas' Shaunae Miller-Uibo, unbeaten in the 200m this season, opted only to run in the 400m because of the tight scheduling.

But bar the Bahamian, Asher-Smith had got the better of her other rivals during the Diamond League season. The lack of competition simply made the task easier for the Kent athlete.

Another world medal to come? And what about the Olympics?

It has been a tremendous six-year


period for the Briton between winning the European youth 200m title in 2013 to becoming the senior world champion in Doha.

By her side since the age of eight has been coach John Blackie, who had spotted her potential at the Blackheath and Bromley Athletics Club.

Their partnership has produced junior titles at European and world level before she stole the show at the 2018 European championships by winning three titles.

Asher-Smith remains Britain's sole medallist in Doha with two, although that again might become three with the 4x100m relay team looking to add to the Euro title won in Berlin last year.

Her success here, however, is a stepping stone to her ultimate aim, which is Olympic success at Tokyo 2020.

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'She has realised her full potential' - Reaction

BBC Sport athletics commentator Steve Cram: "She has dazzled everyone all year and she has done it again. She ran a superb race. She has planned it so well, her whole season gearing towards this moment."

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Michael Johnson on BBC TV: "It's Dina's attitude [that has taken her to the next level]. She has taken every year to learn and to get better. Not just from a technical aspect, training or race standpoint. She is very careful how she handles her career and how she gets the most out of this potential.

"She makes it her responsibility. She has realised her full potential."

Olympic heptathlon gold medallist Denise Lewis on BBC TV: "She has managed to unlock the formula. Many


Javi Gracia will attempt to convince the 38-year-old goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes to spend one final season at Watford before making good on a pledge to hang up his gloves and become a pastor, with the conversation likely to be one of the manager’s priorities once the dust has settled on Saturday’s FA Cup final against Manchester City.

Gomes has become an extraordinarily popular figure at the club since his arrival five years ago and though he has not played any league games since the signing of Ben Foster last summer he has started every match in the League and FA Cups. He has said he is 99% sure that this will be his final season, with a likely appearance at Wembley thus destined to be his last game.

But onbass line, backing chorus, tempo, syncopation and looping” of Gaye’s 1973 hit.

Structured Asset Sales was founded by the investment banker David Pullman, who in the late 1990s invited musicians to sell off their future income in exchange for money upfront. David Bowie, James Brown and the Isley Brothers were among his clients.

Pullman claims to have done a deal with the son of Gaye’s late co-writer, Ed Townsend Jr, and says he owns a part of the song and therefore a stake in the litigation, reports the Hollywood Reporter. A judge rejected its initial motion for intervention on 11 June. Structured Asset Sales then filed a fresh lawsuit repeating the claim of copyright infringement.

Defendants listed in the new claim include Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Atlantic Records and co-writer Amy Wadge.


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The Blurred Lines case has led to many artists crediting minor resemblances in their songs in order to avoid potential lawsuits. In March 2017, two weeks after Sheeran released his third album, ÷, he added three new songwriting credits to his No 1 single Shape Of You, crediting the writing and production team behind TLC’s 1999 single No Scrubs.

Taylor Swift acknowledged Right Said Fred as co-writers on her 2017 comeback single Look What You Made Me Do, which was said to resemble the British duo’s 1991 single I’m Too Sexy. In 2016, Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig described the granular process of inspiration that led to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs receiving a credit on Beyoncé’s Hold Up, a song he initially wrote with producer Diplo.Revision as of 17:36, March 29, 2012

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July 2010: Solar Cookers for Africa: Solar Caravan 2010 - SunFire is a NGO in South Africa that has partnered with Solar Cookers for Africa to create the Caravan as a way to reach the portions of the population that live in areas typically difficult to reach. It will be a convoy of knowledge, experience, and partnerships in the area of sustainable household and community technologies and practices. The Caravan will start in Mozambique, to eventually cover most of Southern Africa. Far from relying in the knowledge and resources of a few, the Caravan will link experts, product suppliers, communities and funders. Starting in August 2010, a core team of 4 people from 3 countries will start traveling from


Vista, Nebraska. Also residing at the Stranghoener house was Charles McGee, Dennis Paulson, and Laureen Leander, codefendants in the cause below. It appears that these individuals comprised a social "family," with Dennis Paulson as head of the family. One additional member of this family was the victim, Jim Goslee. However, it appears that by June 4, 1979, Paulson, McGee, and the defendant had met and determined that Goslee was to be "eliminated" from the family.
On June 5, 1979, the parties met at the Stranghoener house for a party, which was attended by two additional codefendants in this matter, Darrell Thomas and Michael Meegan. At this party, the codefendants were made aware of the fact that Goslee would be killed that evening. The record indicates that alcohol and variousdrugs were being consumed by the family members, and that on at least one occasion the victim was given whiskey which had been drugged. At some time during the evening, several of the codefendants proceeded to a basement recreation room with the victim, while Michael Meegan, Charles McGee, and the defendant loaded a rifle in an upstairs bedroom. Before they returned to the basement, Meegan and McGee went outside the house and decided that McGee would shoot Goslee. It was determined Meegan would hand the rifle owned and provided by Stranghoener to McGee upon hearing the code word "execute." McGee returned to the basement, turned up a stereo, and gave the code word. Meegan stepped down into the basement and handed the rifle to McGee, who in turn


shot Goslee. McGee later testified at the preliminary hearing that the rifle was an automatic weapon, and he fired the weapon until the gun was empty.
After the shooting had taken place, the victim's body and clothes were searched, and his social security card, comb, and a note pad were destroyed. At 10 p. m., the body was wrapped up in a sheet and a quilt blanket which was taken from one of the defendant's couches. McGee, Meegan, Thomas, and Paulson wrapped the body and placed it into the trunk of a car; and then, in company with the defendant, McGee, Meegan, and Thomas drove over to Iowa, where the body was thrown into a creek bed. The body was subsequently discovered on June 18, 1979.
The defendant was originallythe court is granted considerable discretion and latitude in making that decision.
In the instant case it appears from the presentence report that Stranghoener is married, has two children, was 27 years of age at the time of the crime, had serious mental problems, had a 10th grade education, and an antisocial personality. He has changed jobs frequently and has a prior record of suspected larceny from an automobile, injury-warrant, speeding, and trespassing. He is also an alcoholic who takes drugs whenever he can get them. According to the presentence report, his chances for reform are small. On the other hand, *684 according to Paulson's presentence report, he was 27 years of age at the time of the crime and attended school to the 10th grade, completing his G.E.D.


during the 2 years he was in the Marines. Upon receiving a general discharge, he completed an automobile mechanics course while he was serving a 1- to 3-year sentence in the Nebraska Penal Complex for forgery. he was paroled in less than a year and discharged in a little over 2 years. The only other criminal charges against him for which he was sentenced were in 1978, they being possessing liquor on public property and having an open container. His work record includes about 1 year with a meat processor in Omaha while he was on parole, 6 months with another meat processor in Omaha, and about 8 months with Omaha Temporaries. While Paulson appears to have been the leader of the "family," the murder occurred in Stranghoener'sthe partial or complete destruction of 45 villages, unlawful killings, and sexual violence. “In Darfur, as in Khartoum, we’ve witnessed the Rapid Support Forces’ despicable brutality against Sudanese civilians – the only difference being, in Darfur they have committed atrocities with impunity for years,” stated Amnesty Secretary General Kumi Naidoo.

Kidnapped, tortured and thrown in jail: my 70 days in Sudan https://t.co/98J74zkHHG — The Guardian (@guardian) April 5, 2017

A convenient black hole

The RSF have enjoyed total impunity for years in Darfur partly due to the ousting of international NGOs and local and foreign journalists effectively banned from the region. Phil Cox, a photojournalist and filmmaker, is possibly one of the last foreigners to venture into Darfur in December 2016 when RSF forces kidnapped, tortured and jailed Cox and his


Jarlinson Pantano enjoyed a stage win for IAM Cycling and Colombia in Culoz (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)

Jarlinson Pantano has confirmed that he will ride for the Trek-Segafredo team next season. Pantano’s IAM Cycling team is set to fold at the end of the year, and there had been speculation throughout the Tour de France that he would join Trek.

Speaking during a press conference in his hometown of Cali, Colombia upon his return from the Olympic Games, Pantano told the press that he would join Alberto Contador at the American outfit. Cyclingnews confirmed last month that Contador had signed a deal with Trek on the first rest day at the Tour.

“Next year, God willing, I change teams,” he said according to elcolombiano.com. “I have already signed a contractwith Trek where Alberto Contador will be, and we will be a part of this team.”

It has been a busy summer for Pantano, who was one of the many to head to Rio for the Olympics following the Tour de France. The 27-year-old enjoyed a successful ride in France and was one of the most aggressive riders in the final two weeks. His persistence was rewarded with a hard-fought win ahead of Rafal Majka on stage 15.

Pantano was a late addition to the Colombian line-up in Rio, picked as a replacement for Nairo Quintana, who decided to rest instead of race as he tries to recover for a tilt at the Vuelta a Espana. He also enjoyed a stage win at the Tour de Suisse in what has


birth once.’

The outspokenness of these words strike a particular cord in the contemporary world. But curiously, in Victorian London, Medea’s story was particularly resonant for a more precise reason: the tragedy seemed to speak of the conditions of single mothers, who were often abandoned by society. Following the introduction by the British Government of the New Poor Law (1834), by which mothers of illegitimate children were condemned to supporting themselves and their offspring on their own, a string of infanticide cases had scandalised and intrigued the country, with several productions of Medea hitting the West End. By the beginning of the twentieth century, Medea had become one of the most prestigious female lead roles, so much so that the British theatre star Sybil Thorndike starred in five stagingsof Medea between 1920 and 1941. Before her, in the 1850s, an adaptation by Ernst Legouvé featuring the Italian diva Adelaide Ristori had stunned audiences in Paris, London and New York, while the legendary French actress Sarah Bernhardt had interpreted the heroine in 1898 in Paris, in a version by Catulle Mendès. On this occasion, Bernhardt was immortalised in the production poster by theArt Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha, who depicted her dressed in black, standing defiantly beside the body of her dead son, holding a blood-stained knife with a snake-shaped bracelet wrapped around her arm.

Mucha’s turn-of-the-century poster attracted audiences with a sense of the protagonist’s mystery and cold-heartedness, but recent performances have more often sought to highlight the complexity of Medea’s identity and feelings. For instance, Isabelle Huppert


(2000) and Fiona Shaw (2001) – directed by Jacques Lassalle and Deborah Warner respectively – painstakingly investigated the heroine’s condition, turning her into a sympathetic character. Along the same lines, Christa Wolf’s feminist novel Medea: A Modern Retelling (1996) refused the accusation of child murderer, instead investigating the myth as signifying the transition from a matriarchal to a patriarchal society. Instead of blaming Medea, Wolf charged Euripides with corruption and mystification, contending that, as ancient sources testify, he had been bribed to cover up the true version of the story. It was in fact the Corinthian people who killed Medea’s children, to avenge the murder of Jason’s new wife, Glauce, and her father, King Creon of Corinth, and to expel the foreigners from their city. While Wolf undertakesa wholesale recuperation of Medea, the Italian theatre director Luca Ronconi, decided that her acts were too ‘unfeminine’, and therefore chose a man, Franco Branciaroli, for the title role in an otherwise conventional cast.

Other internationally renowned directors and choreographers, such as Peter Stein, Robert Wilson, Martha Graham and Yukio Ninagawa, to name but a few, have offered their versions to contemporary audiences. But perhaps the most compelling of all adaptations is the 1969 Pasolini film, starring the opera singer Maria Callas in the title role. Pasolini’s adaptation makes Medea more seductive and haunting than ever before. The dignity of Callas’ gaze and the inscrutability of her mind are best captured by Pasolini’s slow and silent sequences, in which she looks into the camera, piercing the screen appearing to


mind-read the viewer. The film begins in the distant Kingdom of Colchis in Asia Minor, Medea’s birthplace. According to mythology, Jason and the Argonauts sailed to Colchis to capture the golden fleece and bring it back to Corinth. Pasolini imagines it as an arid land of open horizons and sand-coloured towns, where popular customs echoed Eastern European and Balkan traditions; the film, however, was shot in Turkey and its original soundtrack is distinctively North African. In this nowhere land, human sacrifices are practiced to fertilise the soil and ritual dismemberments are followed by group cannibalism. Firmly placing the story within a mythical landscape, Pasolini makes sense of Medea’s ruthlessness not through ideology, but through “exoticisation”. Nearly twenty years later, Lars Von Trier’s filmMedea (1988) adopted a similar approachThursday admitted to hiring a classmate in 2009 to kill his mother.

Danish Minhas, 21, pleaded guilty to murder in exchange for 50 years in prison. He admitted to paying classmate Nur Mohamed $4,000 to brutally stab his mother, Tabassum Khan, on Nov. 24, 2009.

Minhas was 17, and Mohamed was 18 at the time.

"I think this was a very unusual crime," said prosecutor Angela Weltin. "It's very, very sad and hard to contemplate why anyone would want to do this."

Minhas, who was often seen at school sipping Starbucks before reading the morning announcements over the public address system, wanted to get away from his "strict" mother, investigators said.

Minhas pleaded guilty Thursday in state District Judge Jim Wallace's court. He was scheduled to go on trial Monday and could have


faced life in prison if convicted by a jury.

Last year, Mohamed pleaded guilty to murder and agreed to testify that Minhas hired him to kill the 43-year-old woman. In exchange for his testimony, he sentenced to 40 years in prison, Weltin said.

Police were initially suspicious of Minhas, who said he found his mother's body after staying out all night, first on a date, then driving around Galveston.

While investigating, detectives found a bloody handprint on the doorknob that was traced back to Mohamed.

Mohamed later said he had worn rubber gloves, but they had been cut in a struggle with Khan.

After he was arrested for drugs at school a few weeks after the slaying, police were able to match the prints and later DNA to Mohamed.

When he pleaded guilty lastyear, Mohamed said Minhas picked him up and took him to his apartment on the night of the slaying. He said Minhas went in to check that his mother was home, then left the door open and signaled him.

After the stabbing, Minhas took Mohamed home.

When asked whether Minhas seemed to have any remorse after the slaying, Mohamed said, "He just smiled."


residence for a period of just over two

years. In June 2012, the victims hired Mr. Vertucci to repair their roof. Over the period of the

next two years, through July 2014, the victims paid Mr. Vertucci approximately $80,000.00 for a

series of projects, plus additional funds of approximately $7,000.00 that went towards materials.

Despite being at the residence six days a week during this period, most of these projects

languished in a state of disrepair, with the residence being described by the Summit County chief
                                               not installed in a workmanlike manner. A bathtub was removed, never to be

replaced. The hall bathroom had been stripped and gutted, with the fixtures and plumbing

removed. Bedroom and bathroom doors were removed and never replaced. Carpet was missing.

       {¶4}    There had been attempts at patching numerous areas of water damage throughout

the house, but it was not done in a workmanlike manner. Insulated foam board was left exposed

in the basement, creating a fire hazard. A sump pump crock was left uncovered, and plumbing

was left unfinished. The septic system was not completed and was not operational. Electrical

wiring outside of the house was left exposed above the grade. The front yard was dug up and

never filled, with water pooling for lack of


drainage. A pipe carrying water to the street was

incorrectly installed above grade, such that it could freeze. Foundation repairs were started but

not completed, and grading was not properly done, and as a result, drainage was directed at the

basement of the residence which caused the basement to flood. There was also testimony,

however, that Mr. Vertucci did finish certain projects: the roof was repaired, a cabinet was

constructed under a stairway, and certain projects in the foyer and kitchen were completed.
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  COURT, A PARTY MUST CITE EITHER THE FEDERAL APPENDIX OR AN
ELECTRONIC DATABASE (WITH TH E NOTATION "SUMMARY ORDER" ).      A PARTY
CITING TO A SUMMARY ORDER MUST SERVE A COPY OF IT ON ANY PARTY NOT
REPRESENTED BY COUNSEL.

           At a stated term of the United States Court of Appeals
for the Second Circuit, held at the Thurgood Marshall United
States Courthouse, 40 Foley Square, in the City of New York, on
the 19th day of November, two thousand thirteen.

PRESENT:    GUIDO CALABRESI,
            DENNY CHIN,
            CHRISTOPHER F. DRONEY,


It's dusk on Lake Kivu and the fishermen sing while paddling out in their catamarans, three canoes secured together with long wooden poles. As the twin volcanoes on the far shore disappear into the darkness the men spark kerosene lamps to attract the sambaza sardines into their nets. Across the vast lake their lanterns offer the only tiny sequins of light.

At least that is how it used to be. Now, near the northern shore, the bright fluorescent bulbs illuminating a tall barge can be seen from miles away. It is the start of a project that could light up the whole of Rwanda for decades, while also reducing the risk of disaster for the two million people living alongside this rare "exploding lake".

In a world first, the bargeis extracting gases that are trapped deep in Lake Kivu's waters like the fizz in a champagne bottle. Methane, the main constituent of natural gas used for household cooking and heating, is then separated out and piped back to the rugged shore where it fires three large generators.

The state-owned Kibuye Power plant is already producing 3.6MW of electricity, more than 4% of the country's entire supply. But the success of the pilot project, and the huge unmet demand for power in Rwanda — only one in 14 homes have access to electricity — has encouraged local and foreign investors to commit hundreds of millions of dollars to new methane plants along the lakeshore.

Within two years, the government hopes to be getting a third of its power from Lake


the nearby volcanic activity, make a limnic eruption (also referred to as a lake overturn, in which CO2 suddenly erupts from the lake) highly likely at some stage in the future unless degassing occurs. This has now begun with the extraction of some of the 60bn cubic metres of methane in the water.

The world's only two other known "exploding lakes", Monoun and Nyos, both in Cameroon, overturned in the 1980s. The clouds of carbon dioxide that burst through from the deep water left about 1,800 people dead from asphyxiation. But Lake Kivu is nearly 2,000 times larger than Lake Nyos, and is in a far more densely populated area. Cindy Ebinger, a professor of earth sciences at the University of Rochester in the US, who co-authored a studyearlier this year that described Kivu as possibly "one of the most dangerous lakes in the world", said: "You don't even want to think about the scale of the devastation that could occur."

The lake's potential to both enhance and destroy lives stems from its geography. Nestled on the border between Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo, it sits at the highest point of the western arm of the Great Rift Valley. On the Congolese side, Mount Nyiragongo and Mount Nyamulagira have erupted in recent years, the former sending scalding tongues of lava into the lake in 2002. The seismic activity around the lake is responsible for the steady injection of volcanic gas into the water, where it settles in a dense saline layer more than 260 metres beneath


Apple has removed the 4K LG UltraFine Displays from its online Apple Store in the United States, continuing a trend of pulling the display from its online stores around the world. Before disappearing from the store, the display had been listed as "Sold Out" for quite some time.

It's not clear why Apple has stopped selling the 4K LG UltraFine Display, but it is several years old at this point, having first debuted in 2016.

The 4K and 5K UltraFine Displays were designed by LG in partnership with Apple and were created to be used with the 2016 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pro models, which supported Thunderbolt 3 for the first time.

The 21.5-inch 4K LG UltraFine Display offered a resolution of 4096 x 2304 with support for P3 wide colorIt’s been a slow August, but I had an exchange on Twitter today that inspired a new post- the first since the Jimmy Vesey recap last weekend. There will be more content in store as we get closer to the new season and of course the 2016 World Cup of Hockey.

With Vesey now officially with the Rangers, Bruins Nation turns its lonely eyes to Don Sweeney, looking at the proverbial elephant in the room- the lack of a clear and meaningful upgrade on the Boston blue line since the end of last season. Re-signing John-Michael Liles was fine on its face, but remember- he was a part of the April implosion that saw the B’s crater after sitting as high as second place in the conference a week


36 C.F.R. § 7.33(b). The Association claims that the 2001 decision violated the Park Service's rule-making requirements, the National Environmental Policy Act, and the Endangered Species Act. The Association also argues that the district court2 committed reversible error in its refusal to permit discovery in this case. We affirm.

I. Background

2
Voyageurs National Park, which lies in the southern part of the Canadian Shield, was created by a 1971 act of Congress. The Park received its name from a group of French-Canadian canoe-men, known as "voyageurs," who traveled its waters in their birch-bark canoes from the Great Lakes to the interior of the western United States and Canada.3 A vast wilderness area, Voyageurs is home to some of Minnesota's most endangered wildlife, including the gray wolf and the bald eagle.By

Patrick Henningsen

21st Century Wire

Among the long list of items bundled by consensus reality merchants under the banner of ‘conspiracy theory’, is a world without cash – where technocrats rule over the populace, and everything and anything is exchanged via plastic and RFID chips.

In this sterile and controlled Orwellian hi-tech society, the idea of cash being passed from hand to hand would be as archaic as the thought of carrying around a rucksack of tally sticks today.

Still, despite the incredible penetration of credit and debit card transactions into economic aggregate, and the boom in internet shopping, few will comfortably admit that a cashless society is nearly upon us. In part, it’s a natural denial by many fueled by the idea of our society is indeed on a collision course


small services and contractor’s market for the cashless society. In addition, digital payment terminals like iZettle and Square (created by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey), have brought in most small traders, including taxi drivers, plumbers etc, and street side retailers – meaning that the barrier for entry into the new cashless society has been effectively dissolved.

The Socialist ‘Oyster’

The darker aspect of a cashless society, is one which few are debating or discussing, but is actually the most pivotal in terms of scial engineering and transforming communities and societies. In London, the electronic touch payment Oyster Card was introduced in 2003, initially for public transport, and since that time the card has been co-opted to be used for other functions, as the UK beta tests the idea of an all-in-onecrisis, society will almost always seek to implement a parallel alternatives, rather than rethink the whole system.

In 2008, the public had an opportunity to collapse the predatory banking system that has been trading insolvent and gambling on thin air. But the very same ruling establishment who engineered the crisis to begin with, masterfully presented their own solution as the remedy by establishing the precedent of the state bailing out any gambling losses incurred by the banking community.

In the end society relented, and with help of pro-banking political leadership on both sides of the Atlantic, they adopted the pre-packaged belief that a cluster of bloated and corrupt financial institutions were simply too big to fail. Aside from being a massive redistribution of wealth upwards into the hands of the


speculative elite classes, this was merely a test by the establishment to see how far they could go in robbing the public, pushing up inflation, hoovering up real assets, robbing pension funds and enslaving taxpayers to generations of debt the bankers created – all in one swoop.

It has long been the dream of collectivists and technocratic elites to eliminate the semi-unregulated cash economy and black markets in order to maximise taxation and to fully control markets. If the cashless society is ushered in, they will have near complete control over the lives of individual people.

The financial collapse which began in 2007-2008 was merely the opening gambit of the elite criminal class, a mere warm-up for things to come. With the next collapse we may see a centrally controlledSiberia
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2017. They found that injecting clouds with silver iodide generated precipitation at multiple sites, sometimes creating snowfall where none had existed.

The National Science Foundation-funded study provides the most comprehensive evidence to date that cloud seeding can generate rain or snow. The study is published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Funding also came from the Idaho Power Company.

"This project represents a successful public-private partnership," says Nick Anderson, a program director in NSF's Division of Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences. "The research has resulted in fundamental new knowledge about clouds and precipitation and other information that’s relevant to operational water managers."

Atmospheric scientist Jeff French of the University of Wyoming credits modern technology with making the detailed cloud-seeding observations happen, citing the use of ground-based radar, radar on thea one-way street. Companies talked at the consumers, and this was expected because there really was no viable way for customers to talk back. Sure, word of mouth existed. However, you would realistically only tell Joe, Sally, and maybe Mary (if she was in town) before moving on. Moreover, it took a long time for word to get around. So, basically, if the nice-looking lady on television said the laundry detergent was amazing, we believed it. Today, we can go on a company's Facebook page, find them on Twitter, or even  comment on their blog. Customers can—and are—talking back!

**REASON 2:** We were all the same, more or less. Let's face it! We wore the same clothes, had the same habits, and enjoyed the same activities. It was


is written, it is time to target the search engines.

Oh, yeah, don't forget: _Content is king!_

##  **Step 4: Tag Your Website.**

There are four basic tags to make sure you create for every page on your website.

<title>Your Title Goes Here</title>

The page title tag does not carry a lot of weight with most major search engines but it does reinforce other content elements. This tag is considered the official title of the page and appears at the top of your browser window, above the address bar. Write the title to reflect the most important search words or phrase  represented on that page. Use a different title on every page with relevant content. Some pages, such as a "Contact Us" form, may not contain any real relevancy for searchIt's the same software with additional features.

With virtually all other video editing programs available, it's the opposite. They either don't offer an upgrade path or, if they do, they require you to learn a completely new (and confusing) software interface.

But what if you don't want to shoot live video? What if instead you want to record PowerPoint presentations or something you're doing on your computer screen? For this you will need screen recording software.

#  **My Recommendations for Screen Recording Software**

First, let's explore the difference between screen recording software and video editing software. Screen recording software allows you to record movement on your computer screen, from demonstrations or tutorials on software to slide-based presentations. Video editing software allows you to take footage from a video camera, stock video


proof. I conducted a head-to-head comparison of a podcasted video and the same video uploaded to YouTube. For this comparison I created a video in which I reviewed the performance of a particular piece of software. This video was posted on my podcast site. The same video was uploaded to YouTube. I used identical metadata for both my podcast site and YouTube. A few days later, I Googled the title of my video. The image below shows the results.

As you can see, both the YouTube video and my podcast site video were listed in the middle of the first page of results, side by side. So we're all even at this point, right? Not exactly.

First, you have to ask yourself if you'd rather have someone click on acarmaker?

It was a Christmas Eve dinner hosted in 2017 for Keralite Antony Thomas, Nissan’s chief information officer, by a few people in the city’s tech world, that started the ball rolling, said a top executive of an IT company, who was part of the discussions but asked not to be named.

Thomas’ history with Thiruvananthapuram and its people goes a long way back, he was a former official of pro-Left student’s union during his college days in the city. He said that the city might be considered if it makes a strong push, but they may want to speed up the offer as Nissan wants to locate a place soon, he said.

Tharoor, who is a lawmaker from Kerala, and Vijayan dashed off letters to Nissan on the requests of


those who had met Thomas. On 25 February, Tharoor met Thomas, who was back in town to help with his son’s Class 10 board exam, and discussed opportunities and challenges.

But it wasn’t until a video conference with the location hunting team of Nissan, held at a B-hub facility in a city college, that the Kerala side got some confidence. The head of the Nissan team was from France and Tharoor, a former UN diplomat, talked about Kerala’s advanced socio-economic indicators — one of the best in India — for an hour. In French.

It was like an opening batsman hitting a century, said the person quoted above. Tharoor did not want to comment.

Soon afterwards, K.M. Abraham, chief of Kerala Innovation Council and a trusted confidante of the CM, andIT secretary M. Shiva Shankar were on a plane to Nissan headquarters, Yokohama in Japan on the request of the company. On 24 March, Nissan sent a nine-member leadership team to Thiruvananthapuram. Meanwhile, Vijayan had fast-tracked the paperwork in his usual way (every weekend, his additional private secretary Dinesh Bhaskaran slips in his dashboard a progress report of all major projects, including Nissan, along with a list of slow officials).

The icing came when the Left-wing chief minister invited the Japanese home, and served them homemade fish curry—a delicacy in Kerala. He also reached across to the BJP’s Kerala face and union minister for tourism, Alphons Kannanthanam, who flew down almost overnight for a breakfast meeting with the Nissan team, in a show of opposition cooperation. Tharoor hosted another


Has the Congress president Sonia Gandhi directed the Hyderabad city Congress legislators not to attend the Telangana Sadhana Sabha organized by the party’s Telangana leaders?

It is a known fact that the meeting was organized with the blessings of the Congress High Command and Sonia Gandhi. Still it is being said that Sonia Gandhi has directed the city MLAs not to attend the meeting.

Two city ministers Danam Nagender and Mukhesh Goud did not attend the meeting. While Danam remained in Delhi, Mukhesh did not attend, though he was in Hyderabad. Both said they did not get invitation. Danam even said that they had clear instructions from Madam not to attend. Why has Madam who herself gave permission to the Telangana leaders to hold the meeting, asked the city leadersElton John Expecting Second Child

Sir Elton John and his partner David Furnish are set to become second-time parents. Their surrogate is pregnant!

Their son, Zachary Furnish-John, was born in December 2010, via the same surrogate. Her identity has been and will remain concealed.

A source said, via WENN, that "they are over the moon. Elton and David love this lady like a sister and they feel indebted to her for life. Naturally she has been well rewarded. But her identity will never be revealed."

So she was paid well and gets to retain her privacy. Win-win for all involved.


of the laboratory and ownership of the equipment, chemicals and papers seized.  He also admitted to the manufacture and possession of methamphetamine and testified that he knew methamphetamine was an illegal drug.  However, Lendmann claimed that he had not compounded the methamphetamine for drug use or distribution but rather as an intermediate step in the extraction of platinum from the used catalytic converters of automobiles.  In the process, Lendmann asserted, the methamphetamine would ultimately be completely destroyed.  In rebuttal, a DEA agent testified that at the time of execution of the search warrant he had a conversation with Lendmann in which Lendmann told him that he planned to sell the methamphetamine he made to another person.  The jury returned verdicts of guilty onFriday's news that the UFC 205 bout between Donald Cerrone and Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 205 was scrapped due to Gastelum's weight-cutting issues was a big disappointment for fans going to Saturday night's show at Madison Square Garden.

But the fight fallout has apparently led to what on paper looks like a better action fight just down the road. Cerrone will meet veteran slugger Matt Brown next month in a welterweight matchup at UFC 206 in Toronto, sources tell MMAFighting.com's Ariel Helwani. Damon Martin first broke the news.

Brown (20-15) is best remembered for an exciting seven-fight win streak from 2012-14 in which he finished six of his opponents. The 35-year-old Ohioan looks to regain that magic after back-to-back losses to Demian Maia and Jake Ellenberger.

Cerrone (31-7, 1 NC), meanwhile,


has looked stellar since moving up to 170 pounds. He's won three straight bouts via finish, most recenly a second-round stoppage over Rick Story at UFC 202. The JacksonWink fighter has won 11 of his past 12 fights overall.

This marks the second time this a week a fighter scheduled to compete at UFC 205 got bumped to UFC 206, as earlier in the week, the matchup between Rashad Evans and Tim Kennedy was bumped to the Toronto show after medical issues kept Evans off the New York card.Utah, Southwest USA

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Boasting no fewer than five national parks, Utah is an outdoor enthusiast's dream destination and promises a whole heap of incredible landscapes. Here. scenic trekking, wildlife watching and stunning sunsets are just part of every day life.

With iconic locations such as Salt Lake City and Bryce Canyonat your disposal, it's easy to


the Island in the Sky, the Needles, the Maze and the Colorado Plateau which features both the Green and the Colorado rivers. There simply is no other way to describe Canyonlands other than magical.

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Begin planning your nextrally, linked arms in a circle, and then Gregory “Joey” Johnson stood in the middle of the circle and announced, “America Number 1? America first? It always has been first: at genocide... at slavery... at exploitation... of destruction of the environment... of torture... of coup d’etats... of invasions. We’re standing here with the people of the world today.” Then Joey lit that bloody red, white, and blue rag on fire. This bold action, and the message behind it, was picked up by national and international media and broadcast to the world: There is a force right here in the belly of the beast, the Revolutionary Communist Party, the Revolution Club, and our leader Bob Avakian, with a whole different message: America Was NEVER Great! We Need to OVERTHROW


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Chapter 076

Critical Blunder

The evening was a pleasant one, with cool winds blowing through the streets of Cyoria and the moon shining brightly in the sky. Zorian took it all in, feeling somewhat invigorated by the evening chill, and thought about life. It was interesting, Zorian mused, that even after all these years spent in the time loop, some simple experiences had eluded him until now.

Getting thrown out of a coffee shop for disturbing the other customers, for instance, was an entirely novel experience.

He glanced to the side, where Daimen and Fortov were currently having a tense face-off, staring at each other with serious expressions. He wasn't even angry, in all honesty. Yes, being ejected out of the building was mildly embarrassing, but it didn't bother him all thatyou, I almost thought you had turned into a woman while I wasn't looking."

Fortov glared furiously at him, to which Daimen reacted only by rolling his eyes. Thankfully, the shouting didn't start up again. It seemed that Fortov had gotten his anger out of his system a bit.

"Right, now, just before the nice waitress asked us to leave the premises, I believe you were saying something about your problems with the academy being Daimen's fault?" Zorian prompted. It was in his best interest to help Daimen get his answer now, or else the man would no doubt make more annoying plots like this one in upcoming restarts.

"Which is ridiculous," Daimen butted in. "We barely even interacted with each other by the time Fortov started attending the Academy in


of things."

"It wasn't supposed to be 'every once in a while', you jerk…" Fortov protested.

Zorian stood off to the side, shaking his head as the two continued to argue. As minutes ticked by, it became obvious that this promise thing meant completely different things to Fortov than it did to Daimen. Fortov, it turned out, had understood Daimen's promise as a commitment to a much heavier form of support. Though Fortov did not phrase things that way, Zorian understood his middle brother's explanations for what they were: an admission that he expected to be carried along throughout his entire education on Daimen's coattails. Daimen, on the other hand, probably made that promise without much thought put into it, thinking it a mere formality. He evidently expected that Fortoveither because he did not like the idea or because he was reminded of how utterly he had failed in his task of convincing them thus far.

"He's your brother, Daimen," Zorian said, flinging his words back at him.

"Ugh," Daimen grumbled. "You can be such a little shit sometimes… Fine, you win. I guess it has to be me. But I'll need you to do me a small favor…"

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One restart ended and a new one began. At the start of the new restart, Zach and Zorian immediately invaded Jornak's home, knocking him out, kidnapping him and searching his home. They found Veyers dead in the guest room, just like Jornak's story in the previous restart suggested they would. Using his brand new soul perception and a couple


and planning.

It was time to visit Silverlake again… and this time they planned to seriously try and convince her that the time loop is real.

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When Zach and Zorian showed at Silverlake's hidden base, they came carrying the grey hunter's egg sack and the ancient giant salamander that Silverlake was looking for. The eggs were acquired in the exact same way they had been in the previous restart. As for the salamander, they just went to the same place Zorian had found it in the past and then started their search from there. Eventually, after two whole days of searching up and down the river and examining nearby hiding places, they found the giant salamander buried in the mud of one of the flooded caverns, almost undetectablering the bell."

Zorian nodded and activated the keystone in his hands. Nothing visible happened, but Zorian was sure he had performed the action correctly. Now they could only wait.

They had to wait a surprisingly long time, longer than they had to the last time they had come here. Zorian suspected this was because Silverlake was studying them from inside before deciding to come out, and this time they had come more heavily armed and visibly dangerous. Eventually, however, she decided to greet them anyway. The fact that Zach had gotten bored at some point and started building a giant statue of himself via alteration spells right outside her home might have motivated her to hurry up.

"How the hell did you activate that old piece of junk?" She immediately


probably harmless. She took them both from his hands and immediately stuffed them into one of her jacket pockets. Even though the heavy bottle and the large box of sweets shouldn't have possibly been able to fit into that tiny jacket pocket, they somehow did.

What a casual use of pocket dimension creation… Zorian couldn't help but feel a little jealous. He wouldn't be able to duplicate that feat, and in fact didn't even know how to go about achieving it. He could only extend the space of rigid containers right now, and had no idea how to use something as flexible as a pocket as a base for a pocket dimension. He knew it was unreasonable to expect to be as good as Silverlake after only a monththe general terms of their deal and the way she had instructed them in the art of pocket dimension creation and occasionally sent them on random errands.

And they used plenty of props in their explanation. When they spoke of how they offered the previous version of Silverlake grey hunter's eggs, they took the eggs they obtained in this restart out of the portable palace orb and showed them to her. When they spoke of how Silverlake told them she also needed an ancient giant salamander to complete her youth potion, they took out the living salamander they captured and showed it off as well.

Silverlake's eyes shone brightly when she saw the two alchemical ingredients she wanted the most laid out in front of her, but she remained silent


and motionless as she listened to their story in a rapt manner.

When it came time to move the story into Silverlake's home dimension, though, her expression fell and turned grave. This was because Zorian started using illusionary scenes from his memory to illustrate his points. Normally these kinds of illusory images weren't worth much as a proof. After all, nothing stopped the illusionist from fabricating things, and people's memories tended to be kind of fuzzy in even the best of cases. However, Zorian had the ability to remember a scene down to the tiniest detail and it wasn't like one could randomly invent a detailed layout of Silverlake's dimension and be correct. He could replicate the image of her favorite cauldron down to the tiniest scratch and replicatethe exact number of dried onions and mushrooms hanging from the hooks on her wall. It was a pretty damning proof that he had at least been there at some point, even if he wasn't telling the truth about anything else, and Silverlake clearly knew it.

"Stop, stop," she suddenly told him, waving her hand in a forceful manner. She looked honestly shaken at the sight of these images. "I… I need to check something."

Zach and Zorian stood by the side while Silverlake started casting one diagnostic spell after another on herself. Occasionally she would stop and mutter to herself in some alien Khusky tongue that neither Zach nor Zorian had ever encountered, before shaking her head and continuing with her self-diagnostics.

After that she started examining the entrance to


as Silverlake was making her move, though, Zorian was doing the same. He quickly reached into his backpack again and retrieved from it a truncated pyramid made out of glittering blue stone. He threw it in front of him, and it promptly righted itself in the air and began to hover there, golden lines and glyphs suddenly appearing on its surface. In a blink of an eye, it had enclosed Zach, Zorian and their war golems under a dome of yellow light.

Silverlake's wards crashed into the dome… and were immediately halted in their tracks. The old witch was way better than Zorian in a number of fields, but her skill at setting up wards wasn't one of them. Not to mention that wards were always more effective asPolice sources said that illegally removed kidneys at the Gangotri Charitable Hospital were being transplanted to affluent people from Gulf countries like Oman in return for hefty sums of money

Dehradun: The Uttarakhand Police on Tuesday issuing lookout notices against seven people, including doctors, allegedly involved in the kidney transplant racket in Dehradun. The police also set up a special team to look into the case after it emerged that it may have international links.

Police sources said that illegally removed kidneys at the Gangotri Charitable Hospital were being transplanted to affluent people from Gulf countries like Oman in return for hefty sums of money. Uttarakhand DGP Anil Raturi admitted the possibility of the racket having international links but said the investigations are still underway and a clear picture will


emerge only after their conclusion.

A special team headed by SP (Rural) Sarita Dobhal has been constituted to look into the case in view of its seriousness, the DGP said. Dehradun SSP Nivedita Kukreti said lookout notices have been issued against a total of seven persons including two doctors of the hospital and the man who ran the facility after taking it on lease.

The lookout notices have been sent to all airports so that the accused are not able to flee the country, the SSP said.

One person has been arrested in connection with the case so far but police teams have been dispatched to several places to nab hospital staff and other people who could be involved in the racket.

Preliminary investigations have revealed that one Dr Amit and hisson were running the racket, DGP Raturi said. The role of the hospital owner who had given it on lease to the accused is also being investigated, Raturi said. After the racket was unearthed yesterday, police swiftly arrested a mediator named Javed, who hails from Mumbai, from the forests surrounding Lal Tappad.

Javed was involved in negotiating the deal with the alleged donors on behalf of the hospital. The racket was unearthed when two persons from Kolkata, whose kidneys (one each) had been removed at the hospital, were being packed off to Delhi, without being paid the amount they had been promised.

The two people whose kidneys were removed were Krishna Das and Sheikh Taj Ali. Two other persons — Sushma from Kolkata and Mauji Bhai from Gujarat — were


connector for top and side mount battery terminals, with conventional clamp ends to contact a top terminal battery, and with an elongated fork shaped slot in one of the jaws to snap over the side mount terminal, and with a contact surface on the other jaw to clamp the terminal therebetween. The Johnson structure also suffers from the shortcomings previously described for the Shekel patents.
The Ledbetter U.S. Pat. No. 4,453,791 discloses a structure similar to Johnson for clamping of top mount terminal batteries, and has a closed slot 52 for engaging side terminal mount batteries. This structure also suffers from the shortcomings previously described.
The combination battery booster cable connector of the invention provides for positive connection of the connector to both top and side terminal batteries, without theNYC Wants More "Micro-Apartments" in the Five Boroughs

A new program would help design apartments no bigger than 300-square feet.

New York City's hoping to make living in the Big Apple more attractive and affordable for small households. The city's launched a pilot program to develop innovative housing designs for one or two people.

The program, called "adAPT NYC, would allow units to be smaller than the 450-square-foot minimum allowed under current zoning laws.

City Planning Commissioner Amanda Burden said "this is way to insure that the city's housing meets the diverse needs of its residents."

Mayor Bloomberg said this will help attract more young talent to the city. "Young people from around the country or around the world are our future, those are the ones that are going to teach our schools,


Jacob Kabrun Jr.

Jacob Kabrun Jr. (1759–1814) was a wealthy merchant, book and art collector, and philanthropist who lived in Danzig (present-day Gdańsk in Poland).

In the late 17th century, a Scottish merchant named Cockburn established a German branch of the family, which adopted the Germanized surname 'Kabrun', in the Hanseatic port of Danzig.  Jacob Kabrun Jr. was the great-grandson of the Scottish founder of the successful Kabrun merchant trading house. From September to December 1804 the future philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer gained business experience working for Kabrun's firm. Kabrun was friends with Schopenhauer's father, a member of another Danzig merchant family.

Kabrun built up and maintained an extensive collection containing books and several thousand valuable drawings, paintings and prints. By the time that he bequeathed his collection to the cityvilla with private pool in the green heart of Portugal, the Beira Alta, with friendly people in the small villages, beautiful nature, hiking, 30 km from the historical town of Viseu, lively markets

The villa has 4 large double bedrooms, 2 large bathrooms, one with bath, and one shower room, hairdryer,
large living room with fireplace, tv, wifi on main floor, large kitchen, garage

The setting is beautiful, the nature invites for walks, mountain biking. In the surrounding villages you will find nice restaurants, weekly market where you can eat the famous Portuguese piri piri chicken.
The historic city of Viseu is highly recommended, with beautiful old buildings and landmarks. Again, you will find good restaurants and nice shopping centers.

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to amazing natural scenarios and traditional, rustic villages and farms, all of them in a walking distance.

The granitic district of Viseu is arguably one the Portuguese regions where traditions are more alive. One of the most surprising aspects of Viseu is the amazing harmony between the modernity of the homonymous city of Viseu and the bucolic charm of its rural environs, perfectly embodied by the garden-village of Cavernães.

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stone house in the village of Nogueira de Cota, Viseu, with 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, living room and kitchen, with heating and patio with oven and grill.

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A different tourism proposal in rural areas framed in a local housing concept.
A unique and almost century-old house, completely restored in order to welcome guests with every comfort and convenience, combiningoferecemos as melhores condições para a sua estadia.
Casa Grande Casfreires is on the same family for over 300 years, this old traditional Portuguese house is decorated with the distinctive mark of his time golden: main gate surmounted by stone of arms.

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In mid-northern Portugal, overlooking the picturesque villages in the valley and surrounded by a diversity of flora and fauna, is Casa Pancrasia. This spacious villa is the perfect base for a relaxing and / or active holiday.

In the (March to October) sunlit portion of mid-northern Portugal, which is still free from mass tourism, the beautiful mansion Casa Pancrasia. A place where not the agenda, but the nature determines the rhythm. Visiting Casa Pancrasia guarantees a moment of rest, relaxation and surrounded by the breathtaking scenery. The


mansion is located on a sunny terrace 10000m2 slope, partly forest and partly cultivated with grapes, laurel, mimosa, chestnut, etc. If you come in the right season, the fruit is literally up for grabs. The pool and terraces around the house, everyone is really relax! Casa Pancrasia (anno 1996), both in summer and winter a fine place to be. In summer, Casa Pancrasia a cooling shelter, while shimmers off the summer. In winter, Casa Pancrasia warmth and cosiness with floor heating and a fireplace.
The country house is composed of three floors. On the ground floor is the laundry room (also for storage (garden) tools) and play area including a table tennis table and a dart board. On the first floor is a large living room with a luxurythe thing that pleased me most was the house is warm and welcoming also liked the friendliness and welcome of Mr. Carlos so his wife .... Thanks

This place has to be one of the best kept secrets of Portugal. Joáo and his family were very welcoming and friendly. The location and accommodation is fantastic. Food, wine, friendship, social interactions, history, privacy, all surrounded by medieval villages, Roman nd Portugese history. What else could we want on our travels.... Thanks Joáo for sharing with us your heritage and lovely home. Elaine and Ross Lincolne

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What an amazing chance to see the wine country with a rich history within the property itself. The historic buildings and elegant furnishings all with a story that dates back centuries had us captivated. There's at


Although it may be hard to fathom that Vice President Mike Pence and Grammy-winning pop star Lady Gaga have anything in common, they do: Both were raised in devout Catholic families before forging their own (vastly different) spiritual paths.

Pence, who comes from an Irish Catholic family and once considered becoming a priest, shifted to evangelical Christianity as an adult. His conservative Christian beliefs have inspired his political agenda ― whether it’s trying to defund Planned Parenthood or make it easier for conservative Christians to refuse service to queer couples.

Lady Gaga, who was born Stefani Germanotta, was raised in an Italian Catholic family in New York and attended a Catholic girls’ high school in Manhattan, the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Even though Gaga has critiqued institutionalized religion, she’sEpisode 755: The Phone At The End Of The World

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Some of this story may sound familiar. Some of it may sound downright bizarre.

In the late 2000s, Argentina was facing a slew of economic problems. The president was a charismatic populist with bold plans and the will to act. One of the things then-President Cristina Kirchner wanted to tackle: unemployment. So she set out to create manufacturing jobs in Argentina.

She made a rule in 2010 that if a company wanted to sell things in Argentina, they needed to make things in Argentina.

Some companies didn't play ball. Even though Argentina was a big and lucrative market, Apple said, 'we'll just sit this one out,


we just won't sell iPhones in Argentina at all.' Other companies, though, decided to give it a try — to set up entirely new production operations within Argentina. One of them was the company that made Blackberry, the most popular phone in the country at the time. Making the high tech phones would mean good jobs for thousands of people.

President Kirchner didn't just demand the phones were made in Argentina. She wanted the phones made in a very particular place in Argentina, all the way at the southernmost tip of the country. The government decided that is where she said the jobs should be created.

Tierra del Fuego is home to penguins, grey skies and brutal winds. It's the last stop for ships before making the final leg toEnlarge Quarternary Science Reviews The volcanic ash layer thought to have human footprints.

Human footprints frozen in time, lodged in volcanic ash in a Mexican valley, seemed poised to rock history.

In the current Journal of Human Evolution, a study tells the story of how they didn't — and how science checks out extraordinary claims.

"The timing and origin of the earliest human colonization of the Americas has been the subject of great debate over the last 100 years and is still a matter of heated discussion today," begins the study. Hiking on the dried bed of Mexico's Valsequillo Lake in the summer of 2003, an archeology team made a discovery they suspected would open a new chapter in the debate.

Crisscrossing the lakebed, they saw tracks, an ash field littered with


hundreds of impressions that resembled footprints from adults and children, " along with birds, cats, dogs and species with cloven feet," as Nature magazine later reported. The team led by geoarchaeologist Silvia Gonzalez of the United Kingdom's Liverpool John Moores University, suspected the track's makers had fled an ancient eruption of the looming Cerro Toluquilla volcano, leaving their tracks in the now-famous "Xalnene Ash."

But how long ago did they flee? In 2005, Gonzalez and colleagues announced at the UK's Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition that "optical stimulated luminescence" results, where ash from the site was baked and then examined for the kind of light it emits as a signal to the last time it melted, gave a result of 40,000 years ago.

"Accounting for the origin of these footprintswould require a complete rethink on the timing, route and origin of the first colonisation of the Americas," said a Royal Society statement announcing the find. People only emigrated to the America's about 13,000 years ago, suggests the conventional picture painted by archaeological records. These " Clovis" people, named for the New Mexico town where the oldest dated site for their distinctive tools ands arrowheads were discovered, populated the continent in as little as two centuries after crossing the Bering Strait.

A handful of sites, notably a suspected hearth in Chile's Monte Verde ruins suggest some people arrived a bit earlier, perhaps 15,000 years ago. But 40,000-year-old footprints in Mexico would suggest that prehistoric modern humans, who are thought to have left Africa as recently 60,000 years ago, raced


traffic from people who today live nearby more likely explained the impressions, Renne and others suggested.

A number of papers flew back and forth, some supporting the Argon results and one confirming the younger luminescence date. But in the latest turn, the Journal of Human Evolution paper led by Darren Mark of the Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, and co-authored by Gonzalez, concedes the fight, replicating the Argon results from Renne's lab.

"Dr. Gonzalez and colleagues from Liverpool John Moores University have accepted that the age of the Xalnene Ash is approximately 1.3 (million years)," Mark says, by e-mail. He adds the finding, "casts considerable doubt on the interpretation that the markings in the Xalnene Ash are hominid footprints."

Could they be footprints of some human precursor "hominid" species? Archaeologists havelooked for signs of older human species, such as homo erectus, which was living in Asia more than a million years ago, but have seen no signs of them in the New World, Mark says. "Considering what we know about the timings of hominid migrations out of Africa up into Europe and Asia, it is highly improbable that hominids could have made it to the America's by 1.3 million years before present."

So, science worked, in this case. Someone makes a claim and scientists check it out. Most of the time, the extraordinary claims fails, but there is no shame in science for trying, and that is how scholars have made some of their biggest advances, from plate tectonics to Einstein's theory of gravity.

"The message here is that extraordinary


Named after Sir William Brockington, the first Director of Education for Leicestershire, the Brockington Building at Loughborough University was built in the early 1950s for the then Teacher Training College, with plaques depicting student activities, Running, Swimming, Reading and Handicrafts.Bob Marley statue unveiled in Balkans

A statue of late reggae legend Bob Marley has been unveiled in a small Serbian village during a rock festival.

The unwrapping of the statue, in Banatski Sokolac, came at midnight as musicians from Croatia and Serbia (Jovan Matic and Dado Topic) joined fans at the Rock Village event.

Organisers said Marley, who died in 1981, “promoted peace and tolerance in his music”, reports the BBC. They claim that the Marley statue, which was created by Croatian artist Davor Dukic and depicts the late reggae legend holding a guitar with his fist raised in a defiant pose, is the first monument in Europe to the Jamaican-born icon.

It’s not the first bizarre statue in the Balkans. Serbia recently erected a statue of Rocky, while Mostar in


Deion Sanders on the NFL network set before the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. / Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports

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A man filed a complaint with the Dallas Police Department alleging he was grabbed by the collar and pushed against a wall by former Cowboys star Deion Sanders at a charter school co-founded by the Pro Football Hall of Famer.

No arrest has been made and Sanders used his Twitter account to deny there was an assault. Dallas police declined additional comment.

The incident allegedly occurred Wednesday during a faculty meeting at Prime Prep Academy (Sanders' nickname is "Prime Time"). The Dallas Morning News reported that Sanders became upset that some student-athletesat the school were not doing well academically.

A police report identified the complainant as Kevin Jefferson, 39, of Dallas. Sanders was not named in the report, which referred only to Jefferson's allegations against the "suspect." The address on the report where the incident allegedly occurred is the address for Prime Prep Academy.

Sanders' Twitter account acknowledged only there was a confrontation.

"The Person claiming assault is a fake administrator whom does absolutely nothing to help the school kids or teachers reach our goals," said one of Thursday's comments on Twitter by @Deion Sanders.

Another tweet said: "I won't sit&witness my PrimePrep kids receive 2nds when they deserve the BEST EDUCATION!There was NO assault but a definite confrontation."

The police report said the suspect "became angry about the topic" during the meeting.

Jefferson told


police that in response to the suspect's statements about him during the meeting he told him "he could not talk to him in that manner." Jefferson said he then stood up from his desk.

"At this time the suspect grabbed the complainant by the collar and pushed him into the wall hurting the right side of his back," said the police report, reciting the account from Jefferson.

"The complainant stated he hit his left hip on the desk after the suspect released his collar."

Jefferson told police that others in the meeting stopped the altercation and that he then went to a hospital. "(He) complained of soreness to the throat, right side of the back and his left hip," the report said.

The report also said the complainant flagged down police afterhours. Alex eats a sandwich after move 107; Bob falls asleep after move 109 but a cigar he enjoys after move 111 puts him back on track. After a couple of additional moves he suddenly stands up and announces that he will get off of the train at the next stop in Krasnoyarsk. After saying goodbye, Bob, as a word of advice, suggests Alex to check his phone. Alex does so: the phone shows 18:03.
Which day of the week will the two meet again (for a possible rematch)?
Here are the guesses of Bob in the format XYZ where X and Y are obvious coordinates and m, h, and s are responses from Alex indicating miss, hit, or sink:

H20m, L9m, B9m, O16m, I16m, K9m, D9m, L3m, Q18m, J8m, K10m,


A 67-year-old Concord man -- free on bail on domestic violence charges involving his estranged spouse -- stabbed her to death, set her home in San Francisco on fire and then committed suicide yesterday.

Just after 1 a.m. yesterday, Detsichado Roldan stabbed Evelyn Sinio, 61, following an argument at her Excelsior district home, police said.

After killing Sinio, Roldan poured flammable liquid around the first floor of the home the couple had shared for 12 years on the 400 block of Somerset Street. Sinio's body was later found in the back yard of the two-story home, fire officials said.

After setting the fire, Roldan drove to San Pablo, but his daughter would not let him in her San Pablo Dam Road condominium, according to investigators. Another relative found him hanging byviolence, terrorist threats, brandishing a gun, brandishing a knife, assault with a deadly weapon and pulling out a telephone cord when Sinio tried to call 911.

He was arraigned before Municipal Court Judge John Conway, but had already posted bail by that time and remained free.

His relatively low bail, which conformed to a formula used by the court, was criticized yesterday.

"Had the bail schedule been higher to begin with, he would never have bailed out in the first place," said Breall, who has started a drive to raise the bail in such cases.

Conway said the entire situation was tragic. "Unfortunately, there are too many of these cases, and they have much the same fact pattern," he said.

However, Susan Rutberg, who acted as Roldan's public defender, said there were no


contract with Lemel Homes, Inc. for the construction of a home. The Tyms moved into the newly constructed home in April 1989, but notified Lemel that items remained to be completed under the construction contract and retained final payment. Subsequently, in August 1989, the parties entered into an agreement amending the construction contract. The amended contract provided that Lemel would complete the items and the Tyms would then pay Lemel $35,209 as full and final payment. At the request of Lemel's attorney, Harvey Jay Goldstein, a partner at Hiller & Frank, the Tyms made a partial payment of $20,000.
*380 In November 1989, the Tyms, through their attorney, sent letters stating that Lemel had not worked on their home since August 31, 1989, and that the work remained incompleteunder the parties' amended contract. Several months later, Goldstein forwarded a letter from Lemel requesting an opportunity to complete the work. The Tyms responded that since Lemel had not completed the items under their amended contract, they had completed the work themselves.
In May 1990, the Tyms put their home up for sale in anticipation of moving to New Mexico. Then, in July, Lemel sent a Notice of Intent to File Claim for Lien in the amount of $26,838.94 to the Tyms. Shortly thereafter, the Tyms withdrew their home from the market. In August, the Tyms sent a letter to Goldstein stating that Lemel had not performed work on their home for at least eleven months and, therefore, Lemel was not entitled, as a matter of law, to a


for lien and the sale price of the home after the claim was released. Before the Tyms took their home off the market, it had been appraised at $435,000. The realtor who listed the house before the Tyms took it off the market gave deposition testimony that she could have sold the home above appraised value, for at least $445,000. The Tyms eventually sold their home in September 1991 for $415,000.
The Tyms allege that the notice of claim for lien forced them to take their home off the market and that while their home was off the market they were deprived of potential purchasers. Then, they argue, the intervening Gulf War and recession in the United States economy affected the real estate market and decreased the fair marketDynamo Artist and Curators Talk is a program curated by Anne Brand Galvez

Angela Osterwalder & Sergio Araya
Their work deal with feminism, the post- colonial, ecology and pop culture that overcomes the boundaries between species, gender and nature. In their practice they use mixed media, such as sculpture, installation, video and sound.
The artist duo work as well at Dynamo where they develop projects about alternative economic models and modes of production.
They study at the MFA at the Zurich University of the Arts and are founders of the Klara Kiss ZIP Off-Space.
Their work has been shown at several institutions among others «Die Stral» 500 Jahre Reformation Universität Zürich, Kaserne Zürich, Khora Zürich, «De Arrival» Lattich St. Gallen, «Between Deaths» Zürich, «Literatur Telefon» Strauhof Zürich, Biennale Tacharia-Square Athen.


investigation. The attorney served for more than a decade as a “fixer” for Trump and the Trump Organization, including throughout the 2016 presidential election.

He intended to answer questions about working for Trump, focusing on “his life story,” including a public break with the president last year, according to The Wall Street Journal.

In December, Cohen was sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges stemming from two separate cases ― one from Mueller’s office and another from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York.

Cohen admitted that he lied during private congressional testimony in August and October 2017 about the timing and breadth of discussions about a potential Trump real estate deal in Moscow. He also acknowledged that he violated campaign financedigital signal processing of the received radar signal. A second drawback occurs as a result of the need to correct any detected lack of coordination promptly. The correction incurs further overhead in time because such correction requires conversion from analog to digital at the transmitting site as well.
In light of the above, there is a need in the art for a bistatic radar system which is simple and inexpensive and which does not require processing of a received signal at a receiving site.


with the smooth side down.

On the top part of the rice paper, place 3 prawns with a mint leaf in between, as per the photo below.

Place the lettuce bundle with the seam side down onto the middle of the rice paper.

Fold the left and right edges of the rice paper in, then starting from the bottom, roll up to cover the lettuce bundle. Then keep rolling firmly. The rice paper is sticky, it will seal itself.

If you placed the ingredients on the rice paper as per the photo below, your rice paper rolls should look pretty with the prawn and mint leaves on the smooth side of the roll and the seam on the side or underside of the roll.

Serve immediately with the peanut dipping sauce. Recipe Notes:Keith Earls tore up the script prepared for Brian O'Driscoll's 100th appearance for his country to give Ireland every chance of winning their sixth Triple Crown in eight seasons.

Everything was geared up for the Irish captain to celebrate a century of caps but his wing stole his thunder to leave Wales needing to beat Italy to avoid the wooden spoon. Earls scored two of Ireland's three tries but none of the Irish contingent in the 81,000 Croke Park crowd cared that the spotlight shifted so dramatically to the Munster flyer.

O'Driscoll had to settle for the stirring start given his big day before he was upstaged by Earls and man-of-the-match Tomas O'Leary, scorer of the third Irish try.

Powerhouse: Keith Earls dives over to score the first try

O'Driscoll was not