in the morning. At 11:00 on Sunday morning, he started losing feeling in his arm and part of his face, and so he had to be rushed to the hospital.

“They found that he had a stroke, they went in and cleared the blockage, and it seems like he’s recovering in a really good way. It was awesome that the guys were wearing that shirt.”

A Polish-born product of the Red Bulls youth academy and Seton Hall University, Plewa is a 24-year-old defender in his second season with RBNY II. He also appeared for the senior team in last year's 4-2 international friendly defeat of Chelsea FC.

“We know we have a great roster. We know we have commitment from many players, and quality from many players,” said Marsch. “This clubYou are here

Steve Borg ’86 and Betsy Fabro-Borg ’86

Steve Borg ’86 and Betsy Fabro-Borg ’86 met at then-Holy Names College as freshmen in 1982. Betsy focused on career and travel, especially to Hawaii, Australia, and Europe, the first 12 years after graduation. She and Steve married in August 1990 and when they started a family, Betsy was a pricing analyst in the wine industry. Betsy is now dedicated to the challenging role of mother to their two children, homemaker for the family, caretaker of an aging parent, and community volunteer. Steve has worked for the past 25 years in the banking industry and is a senior vice president and corporate marketing director of California Bank & Trust, specializing in cross-cultural communications and marketing.

Steve credits HNU for providing him


Betsy have encouraged younger alumni to recognize the University in their estate plans.

“Many people with children . . . don’t think about the Legacy Society as an option because they are naturally focused . . . on the welfare of their children,” they said. “There is a way to do both, even if the larger percentage of the estate goes to their heirs. Those children grow up, finish school, and move away and then there is an opportunity later in life to make the Legacy Society a bigger part of the plan.”

Holy Names University has been blessed with generous alumni and friends who, like Steve and Betsy, have remembered the University in their estate plans. Since its inception in 1995, the Marie-Rose Durocher Legacy Society has numbered morethe city of Qom.

Furthermore, UANI is troubled by the business activities of Volvo
subsidiary Volvo Penta in Iran. Volvo Penta produces a number of
sensitive products for the marine propulsion industry, including gas
turbines for naval vessels, and lists multiple offices and dealers in
Iran. Volvo Penta’s Iran business is particularly troubling considering
the fact that IRGC naval forces have been reported to utilize vessels
outfitted with Volvo Penta’s marine diesel engines.

UANI launched its "Auto
Campaign" in March 2012. This year, Hyundai, Porsche, and Fiat
have ended business in Iran in response to UANI campaigns and Peugeot
stated it has stopped shipments of auto parts. In May, Ambassador
Wallace testified
about Iran's automotive industry before the U.S. House Foreign
Affairs Committee.

UANI has developed model legislation, the
DRIVE Act, to require auto manufacturers to choose between American
taxpayers and the regime. The DRIVE


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narcotics from suspected dealers at various locations in Navarro County. On August 25, 1998, he met some officers to undertake one of these purchases. Corsicana Police Detective Charles Fincher searched him before sheriff's deputy Elmer Tanner transported him to a location in Corsicana. The officers placed a video camera made to appear like a pager on the informant's overalls to record the transaction. Tanner activated the camera when he let the informant out of his pickup. The informant met Ballard in a shop and purchased $30 worth of cocaine from him. The informant later met Tanner and gave the narcotics to him. Tanner turned off the video camera and took it from him. They later met Fincher who again searched the informant.
At this point in the testimony, theprosecutor approached the informant with a VHS video recording marked as State's Exhibit No. 1. The informant testified that he had reviewed this recording earlier on the day of trial and it accurately depicts the events surrounding his purchase of the cocaine from Ballard. He confirmed that the recording equipment was working properly on the date in question and that, "to [his] knowledge," the recording had not been altered in any manner.
On voir dire examination by Ballard's counsel, the informant agreed that this recording is a duplicate of the much smaller original recording. He was not present when the duplicate was made and did not maintain custody of the duplicate after it was made. He is not an expert specialized in the field of video and audio recording.
The


that most of the conversations recorded are either inaudible or unintelligible. After the exhibit was played, the informant again testified that the recording accurately portrays the transaction depicted and that there are no alterations or additions to it.
Deputy Tanner confirmed much of the informant's testimony. He testified that the recording equipment was in good working condition on the date in question. He activated the recording device when the informant got out of his pickup and turned it off when he returned. At the conclusion of Tanner's testimony, the trial *181 court asked him whether he questioned the authenticity of the recording. He responded, "No question. I actually saw the original before it was ever made into a copy." Ballard's counsel concluded by asking whether there is "any deviation,alteration, whatsoever" between the duplicate and the original. Tanner replied, "Not to my knowledge."
Detective Fincher similarly confirmed much of the informant's testimony. He explained that the original recording is on an eight-millimeter tape. Fincher copied the original recording on the same afternoon he retrieved it from the informant. He then placed the original in the evidence locker and secured the duplicate under lock and key in his office. Only one other detective had access to the recordings. Fincher testified that the duplicate offered in evidence is "a true and accurate copy of all of the contents on the original tape."
Ballard argues in his sole point that the court erred in admitting the duplicate video recording because it was not properly authenticated. Under this point he asserts that the


(5). We now apply these provisions to Ballard's case.
The informant reviewed the duplicate recording on the date of trial and concluded that it is an accurate depiction of what occurred and has not been altered in any manner. Tanner and Fincher both testified that the duplicate is accurate and has not been altered in any manner. Fincher made the duplicate on the same day the original was recorded and maintained custody of it until trial. The video itself depicts a continuous, uninterrupted occurrence from the time the informant left Tanner's pickup until he returned. The testimony of the informant, Tanner, and Fincher all combine to corroborate these authenticating factors. Finally, the informant testified that he talked with Ballard and purchased the cocaine from him, and the trial courtgifts and luxurious homewares.

But what makes Fortnum & Mason stand out as a destination is its dining options – in particular its famous afternoon tea. The Fortnum & Mason Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon, opened by none other than Queen Elizabeth II, is consistently listed as one of the quintessential places in London to take afternoon tea. The department store is more than a retail space: it’s somewhere to spend quality time.

Theatre of retailThis is also true of Selfridges. When it opened in 1909, the beautiful Beaux-Arts style building – which even today seems more like an aristocratic residence than a store – had an impressive 100 departments, as well as restaurants, a roof garden, and reading and writing rooms. The space had more the feel of a private


Change and Innovation in the Funeral Industry.
The "modern" or traditional funeral, as it is known in the funeral industry today, that includes embalming, casket, service, and burial in a cemetery, emerged as a result of four forces in American society: the Industrial Revolution, the Civil War, the emergence of a genteel code of conduct as a result of increased wealth in our society, and changing cultural views toward death. While the traditional funeral ritual remains the most popular funeral selection in the United States today, the industry is experiencing changes that are reshaping the death rituals and methods of body disposal. A meta-analysis of relevant news articles from 1987 through 2014 finds that these changes are occurring as a result of two general motivational themes: a Business-Related MotivationToronto police say it was an investigation into a street robbery and shooting in the city's northwest in May that led to the dozens of raids and scores of arrests carried out across the country early Tuesday morning.

More than 900 officers executed 67 search warrants simultaneously across Ontario and in Alberta and British Columbia.

At least 60 people were taken into custody — about 10 of them young offenders — and are facing more than 300 charges, police said.

"Today, I think we had a successful day," said Supt. Chris White, of the Organized Crime Unit.

Investigators say Project Marvel involved criminal organization offences, attempted murder, firearms trafficking and importation, drug trafficking, robbery, shootings, prostitution and other crimes.

About 400 tactical officers were involved in the raids which were carried out in


Toronto, London, Hamilton, Durham Region, York Region, Peel Region, Windsor and Ottawa.

White said the name Project Marvel was chosen because many of the alleged gang members had taken street names based on Marvel Comics characters.

Most of the arrests were made in the GTA.

Dozens of the accused moved through a courthouse in north Toronto Tuesday evening.

The court was full of lawyers, as well as friends and family of the accused. Some people were thrown out for using cellphones or trying to communicate with the accused in the prisoner's box.

A few of the accused were released on bail, but most were remanded into custody.

Investigation spread westward

There were also raids in Calgary and Surrey, B.C.

At least one arrest was made in Calgary.

In Windsor, Ont., two men were arrested. One, aged 30,was arrested at 1309 University Ave. W. and was taken to Toronto to face weapons-related charges. A 55-year-old man was arrested at 315 Josephine Ave. However, he has been released pending further investigation. No names were released but police said in a release that more arrests are possible.

Police in London, Ont., executed search warrants at two different addresses just before dawn. They had few details and directed all inquiries to the Toronto Police Service.

The police project began with an investigation into a shooting and street robbery in the northwest part of Toronto in May.

"The project quickly developed into a criminal organization involving two criminal gangs: the Young Buck Killas, also referred to as YBK, and the G-siders," said White.

He said the investigation quickly uncovered links that spread from


Home » News 48-Hour Stream Benefit Helps A Streamer, Raises Lyme Awareness 48-Hour Stream Benefit Helps A Streamer, Raises Lyme Awareness

Twitch is home to countless video game-centric streamers showcasing an assortment of content; from major professional tournaments, to late-night Rock Band jam sessions, to everything in between. As a platform, the service is capable of reaching a tremendous audience who share a common interest. Usually, that interest is a shared love of video games. But every so often that interest serves a much higher calling, one of aiding others and educating the masses. Case in point, a recent 48-hour stream marathon on February 1 – 2 to assist a member of the Twitch community who goes by the handle of SqueakyB.

The benefit’s original intention was simply to helpThe eyes of Clippers players during the debacle that was their former owner Donald Sterling’s racist comments told a story — one of despair — as they tried to deal with a tough postseason that ended in mid-May with a heartbreaking loss to Oklahoma City in the Western Conference semifinals.

Their eyes told an entirely different story when they addressed several thousand fans at Monday’s fan festival at Staples Center that included an emotional rah-rah speech from new owner Steve Ballmer.

Once filled with pain, those eyes are now filled with joy.

Point guard Chris Paul was perhaps the most dejected player at the end of the postseason. He was partly responsible for the team losing Game 5 at Oklahoma City because of uncharacteristic shoddy play down the stretch. Couple that


she wanted to "kick it" for the day. Around lunchtime, Winston left with her to get Chinese food; he also bought gin, lemonade, and beer.
From there, as Candida would later testify at trial, things escalated. The two returned to the store and began to drink the alcohol while sitting on a mattress in a back storage room. After Candida had consumed a few concoctions of gin and lemonade and Winston drank some beer, Winston began to stroke her hair, but she slapped his hand away. On Candida's account, Winston then removed her clothing, fondled and licked her breasts and genitals, and briefly had sex with her. Winston admits hanging out and drinking alcohol with Candida, but he denies ever touching her in an inappropriate or sexual manner.
In lightacquitted him on one count demonstrated that he was not prejudiced by his lawyer's conduct; and second, it assumed that the fact that the lawyer had a strategic reason for what he did was enough to establish that his performance was not constitutionally inadequate. The latter point was both a finding of fact and a ratification of the lawyer's conduct: Winston's counsel struck male jurors on the basis of their gender because he believed that all men, because they are men, would be unsympathetic to his client's case. And indeed, the record bears out the fact that this was the attorney's reasoning. He conceded frankly that the "all-women jury resulted from his actions." At the time we heard oral argument in this case, the parties debated whether an


of Graz, Institute of Molecular Biosciences. He received his PhD from Brock University (Ontario, Canada) in 2014. Dr Marquardt's research is presently focused on the development and study of asymmetric model membrane systems.

Frederick A. HeberleFred Heberle is a research scientist in the Biology and Soft Matter Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and the Bredesen Center at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He received his PhD in 2011 from Cornell University, and then worked as a postdoctoral researcher at ORNL. Dr Heberle's research focuses on lipid bilayer structure and phase behavior.

Jonathan D. NickelsJonathan Nickels is a postdoctoral researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He received his PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Texas, at Austin, in 2009 for workon biomaterials and their applications in tissue engineering. Since then, he has used neutron scattering to study molecular motions in biomaterials, proteins, and their hydration water. Currently, Dr Nickels' research includes studies of structure, dynamics and mechanical properties of biological membranes.

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statutes may be relied upon if need be to supplement and effectuate the purposes of the act. These statutes in Chapter 18 are frequently referred to as the "Gap and Extend Law."
In 1966, the City of North Bend began to use sections 18-2001 to 18-2004 to pave various gaps and extensions in existing paving. In 1969, the city filed a road and street program with the State of Nebraska which was a plan for paving the entire city using both Chapter 17 and Chapter 18 statutes. In 1969, several small sections were paved under Chapter 17 statutes. In 1970, approximately 12 blocks were paved using Chapter 17 statutes, and 13 blocks were paved using Chapter 18 statutes. Additional paving was constructed using both Chapter 17 and Chapter 18Men's Cross Country

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Hanceville, AL. - The MMI men's cross country team, led by freshman Nicholas Abbinanti III, defeated Wallace State Community College 22 to 35 Saturday afternoon to claim the 2017 Alabama Community College Conference championship. Abbinanti finished the 8k event with a time of 27:27.01 and was named the 2017 ACCC Runner of the Year.


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Mark Dantonio is stepping down as the head coach of the Michigan State Spartans football program.

He announced his decision on Tuesday with a lengthy letter thanking the fans, alumni and administration and explained he will "stay on within the university and athletic department in a role involving special projects, especially transitioning our players, both current and incoming, to their next challenges."

According to David Jesse of the Detroit Free Press, Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Luke Fickell is considered the "frontrunner" to take over the Spartans program. Cincinnati won 11 games in each of the last two seasons under his direction.

Colton Pouncy of The Athletic noted defensive coordinator Mike Tressel will be the acting head coach while the school looks for a replacement.

Dantonio was the defensive coordinator forOhio State (2001-03) and head coach for Cincinnati (2004-06) prior to accepting the head coaching position for the Spartans going into the 2007 campaign.

The team was coming off three straight losing seasons under John Smith at the time and won double-digit games just once since the 1965 season. It was a Big Ten afterthought that was nowhere ready to compete with the likes of Ohio State and Michigan.

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Dantonio quickly changed that.

Michigan State went to bowl games in 12 of his 13 seasons as head coach and capped off a 2013 campaign that featured a Big Ten Championship Game win over Ohio State with a Rose Bowl win over Stanford. The Spartans also reached the 2015 College Football Playoff as conference champions in


a season that featured a Big Ten Championship Game win over Iowa.

The program won double-digit games six times during his tenure and became a bigger player on the national stage than it had been for some time prior to his arrival.

However, it went just 7-6 in each of the last two years following a 10-3 mark in 2017 and is a mere 42nd in the country in the 2020 recruiting rankings, per 247Sports' composite. Stewart Mandel of The Athletic and Tom VanHaaren of ESPN pointed to the timing of this departure as well:

Dantonio's tenure was not without controversy.

In January 2018, Paula Lavigne and Nicole Noren of ESPN's Outside the Lines reported there was "a pattern of widespread denial, inaction and information suppression" of sexual assault allegations against Spartanfootball and basketball players, as well as against former athletics physician Larry Nassar, "by officials ranging from campus police to the Spartan athletic department."

"Since Dantonio's tenure began in 2007, at least 16 MSU football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence against women, according to interviews and public records obtained by Outside the Lines," Lavigne and Noren wrote. "Even more, Dantonio was said to be involved in handling the discipline in at least one of the cases several years ago."

Lavigne and Noren reported in one case Dantonio's punishment for a player accused of sexual assault was to "talk to his mother about what he had done." Dantonio denied all accusations that he or his staff had mishandled allegations against his players.

Tony Paul of the Detroit News


reported lawyers for Curtis Blackwell, who was on the Michigan State football staff from 2013 until May 2017, alleged Dantonio committed multiple NCAA violations during his time as head coach.

Dantonio's defense called the allegations a "sham" in court documents, but one of Blackwell's lawyers detailed them in a filed response on Monday night—hours before Tuesday's announcement that the coach was stepping down.

Blackwell's lawyers alleged Dantonio had Blackwell attend a home visit for a highly regarded recruit, which was against the rules because he was not authorized for in-home visits as the director of college advancement and performance.

Dantonio also allegedly set up employment for two players' parents with donor Bob Skandalaris.

Dantonio enjoyed plenty of success on the field at Michigan State with a 114-57 record, but the off-field headlinesto the keypoint in the first image. When this condition arises, there is no matching keypoint in the second image to the keypoint in the first image. This process is carried out by comparing every keypoint in one image to the keypoints in the second image.
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fewer per term. Full-time faculty receive benefits, such as health insurance and life insurance.
Scotch began his employment at AIC in 2003 as an instructor teaching four course sections, supplemented with time working in the student advising department. (The parties dispute whether Scotch was considered a full-time or part-time employee when he was hired.) Starting in 2004, Scotch taught five course sections per term in the game arts and design and media arts and animation departments.
Since early 2004, Scotch's immediate supervisor had been Lawrence Richman, the academic director for the game arts and design and media arts *996 and animation departments. Richman's immediate supervisor was Melinda Lester, the acting dean of academic affairs of AIC.

II.

Master's Degree Requirement
ACICS accreditation standards require all faculty members who teach upper division courses tohold a graduate degree, professional degree, or a bachelor's degree plus professional certification. AIC makes limited exceptions from the accreditation requirement to allow faculty members who do not have a graduate degree, but who have valuable work experience or other professional qualifications, to teach upper division courses.
Starting in 2004, AIC began preparing for ACICS's next onsite accreditation visit by identifying faculty members without advanced degrees. AIC's parent company, Education Management, offered to pay full tuition to faculty members who enrolled at Argosy University or to pay up to 80 percent of tuition at other qualifying schools. Sometime in 2004, an AIC assistant dean informed the faculty, including Scotch, that AIC was concerned about its accreditation, half of the faculty would have to obtain master's degrees, and the academic


directors would contact those faculty members who would have to obtain a master's degree. Scotch was not contacted.
When Richman became an academic director at AIC in April or May 2004, he met with Scotch to introduce himself and to discuss areas of concern. During this meeting, Scotch asked not be scheduled to teach morning classes because he was taking medications making it difficult for him to drive in the morning. Scotch did not identify the medications or explain why he was taking them other than for "`personal health issues.'"
In an e-mail dated November 7, 2005, Scotch informed Richman he was still looking into enrolling in a master's degree program. In this e-mail, Scotch stated: "Also, as you may recall, last year I made you aware of some personalScotch, dated January 19, 2006, Richman stated: "I'm glad to hear that you'll be pursuing your Master[']s degree at Argosy. In order to assure the funding is still in place for this, we'll need to expedite the process. I'm happy to write any letters necessary for your enrollment." In an e-mail dated January 23, 2006, Scotch informed Richman he had spoken with an admissions representative at Argosy University and needed to put together transcripts, his resume, and letters of recommendation. Scotch never enrolled in a master's degree program while employed at AIC.

III.

Scotch's Performance Review; March 15, 2006 Meetings and Scotch's Disclosure of HIV-positive Status
Scotch fell ill in February 2006, and, in an e-mail dated February 24, 2006, told Richman he had a sore throat and needed to cancel


a school event. Two days later, Scotch informed Richman by e-mail he had strep throat, was highly contagious, and would not be able to teach for the rest of the week. Scotch did not inform Richman his illness resulted from his HIV-positive condition.
On March 15, 2006, Richman met with Scotch and gave him his 2006 performance planning and appraisal review (PPAR). Scotch received a score of 2.25 out of 5, a decline from his score of 2.5 for 2005, based in part on his lack of participation in faculty committees and professional development, and failure to enroll in a master's degree program. Richman nonetheless elected to give Scotch a 1.5 percent pay increase.
During the March 15 meeting, Scotch told Richman he was not happy with the PPAR scorehe had received, and informed Richman he had health issues and a "`long-term illness'" affecting his job performance and ability to pursue a master's degree. Once Scotch stated his health issues affected his job performance, Richman ended the meeting and took him to the office of AIC's director of human resources, Jane Marchman, to discuss the matter. Richman left to let Scotch and Marchman talk in private.
Scotch told Marchman he was displeased with his PPAR score, he had a "life-threatening illness," and he believed Richman used the performance review to "com[e] down on me for calling in sick." Scotch expressed concern over pursuing a master's degree, performing faculty development, continuing his consulting business, and teaching full time. Marchman asked Scotch what were his expectations of AIC. He replied


he had a health issue. After *998 Marchman asked a few more questions, Scotch revealed he was HIV positive. He asked her to keep this information confidential. She replied, "it wouldn't leave the room."
Marchman offered to arrange a meeting between Scotch and Lester. When Scotch expressed concern that Richman and Lester were "buddies," Marchman replied, "`[i]t's actually the opposite.'" She suggested formulating a plan to present to Lester. Scotch agreed.
After meeting with Scotch, Marchman walked to Lester's office, where she found both Lester and Richman. Marchman told them Scotch had a health condition. She did not disclose he was HIV positive.

IV.

Scotch's March 23, 2006 Meeting with Lester
Marchman arranged for Scotch to meet with Lester on March 23, 2006. Marchman suggested to Scotch that he focus the meeting onwould take the place of his professional development requirement and therefore would not increase his workload. She understood that Scotch had "health issues," suggested he enroll in a three-year rather than a two-year *999 master's degree program, and told him, "we would talk more again." At the time, Scotch was satisfied with Lester's response and thanked her. Although Scotch decided to reduce the amount of his freelance work to free up time to pursue a master's degree, he did not move beyond "evaluation" of his options.

V.

Scheduling for Summer 2006 Term and Reduction in Scotch's Course Assignments
In early 2006, AIC experienced a decline in enrollment. Education Management's vice-president of academic affairs conducted a site visit of AIC in spring 2006. After the visit, AIC cancelled many course sections for


the summer term and reorganized its schedule. For the summer 2006 term, AIC terminated the employment of some faculty members and changed the status of others from full time to part time.
Lester stated in a declaration, "AI[C]'s first priority was to keep as many faculty members with master's degrees teaching on a full-time basis in order to avoid losing their commitments to AI[C] and to comply with ACICS accreditation requirements. Once the Academic Directors assigned as many of its upper-division courses as possible to faculty members with master's degrees, they were instructed to assign lower-division courses to faculty members with master's degrees who did not yet have a full-time schedule for the term. The Academic Directors also assigned any upper-division courses that did not have a faculty memberwith a master's degree qualified to teach the particular subject matter, to faculty members with experiential knowledge in the subject matter and who had enrolled in master's degree programs. Of the remaining faculty members (those without master's degrees and who were not currently enrolled in a program), the Academic Directors were instructed to assign courses to those who had been full-time before assigning courses to those who had been part-time." Between the spring and summer terms of 2006, AIC changed 10 faculty members from full-time to part-time status and asked seven faculty members to leave based on their failure to enroll in a master's degree program.
In the spring 2006 term, Scotch taught four lower division course sections in the media arts and animation department and one upper division


look into that even as part-time.'" Lester told Scotch the course assignment decisions were based on factors such as "experience, what kind of classes had been taught in the past, how long you had been at the school."
Richman offered to contact The Art Institute of California's Los Angeles campus to learn whether Scotch could teach a course there. Richman later informed the academic director for the media arts and animation department at the Los Angeles campus he had several faculty members who needed to teach extra courses to maintain full-time status. Richman was told no additional courses were available at the Los Angeles campus. Richman also contacted The Art Institute of California's Inland Empire campus, but never spoke to anyone there. Scotch declined Richman's offer to contact TheArt Institute of California's San Diego campus because it was too far away. Richman was later able to assign Scotch a fourth lower division course at AIC for the summer 2006 term.

*1001 VII.

June 16, 2006 Meeting with Marchman; Scotch's June 11 Letter
On June 16, 2006, Scotch met with Marchman to learn if there was any way he could keep his medical benefits and the life insurance he received as a full-time AIC employee. He asked Marchman whether AIC changed his status to part time because he was HIV positive. She replied, "absolutely not." Marchman testified she had not told anybody that Scotch was HIV positive, and, in her declaration, stated Scotch's change in employment status was due to ACICS accreditation requirements.
Marchman told Scotch the decision to reduce his


in violation of the FEHA; (4) failure to accommodate in violation of the FEHA; (5) wrongful termination of employment in violation of public policy; (6) retaliation in violation of the FEHA; and (7) intentional infliction of emotional distress.
The trial court granted AIC's, Richman's, Lester's, and Marchman's motions for summary judgment, and judgment was entered in their favor. After Scotch filed his notice of appeal, he entered into a stipulation with Marchman to abandon his appeal against her. Later, we granted Scotch's request to dismiss the appeal against Lester and Richman. Scotch does not challenge the judgment as to the seventh cause of action.

DISCUSSION

I.

Overview of the FEHA
(1) Discrimination: The FEHA makes it an unlawful employment practice to discharge a person from employment or discriminate against the person in thenot disclosed to anyone at AIC he was HIV positive, referring to his disability as "personal health issues," "a cold," or "[s]trep throat." On that date, Scotch met with Marchman and told her he was HIV positive. He asked her to keep this information confidential for fear of a backlash. She agreed, and told Richman and Lester only that Scotch had a health condition. AIC submitted evidence that Richman and Lester did not know Scotch was HIV positive when the decision was made to assign him fewer than five course sections for the summer 2006 term. Scotch presented no contradictory evidence.
Scotch argues Marchman, who knew he was HIV positive, participated in the decision to reduce his course load. When an employment decision is influenced by several people, "a


in order to maintain my person[al] safeguards." On March 15, 2006, Scotch told Richman he was unhappy with his evaluation and PPAR score and informed him he had a "`long-term illness'" affecting his job performance and ability to pursue a master's degree.
Although it is disputed whether Scotch told Marchman his condition did not affect his job performance or ability to perform his job, Scotch presented undisputed evidence he told Marchman he needed to avoid stress. Marchman told Richman and Lester that Scotch had a health condition. In the March 23 meeting with Lester, Scotch focused the discussion on pursuing a master's degree because that is what Marchman advised him to do.
This evidence is sufficient to show Scotch initiated the interactive process and, by March 23, AIC had become"aware of the need to consider an accommodation." (Gelfo, supra, 140 Cal.App.4th at p. 62, fn. 22.)
AIC argues it engaged in the interactive process "by listening and responding to Scotch's requests for clarification and by not scheduling him to teach morning sessions." It is undisputed Richman agreed in late 2005 not to schedule Scotch to teach morning classes. It is also undisputed Lester suggested to Scotch in their meeting on March 23 that he enroll in a three-year master's degree program rather than a two-year program and told *1015 him the time spent working toward a master's degree would take the place of other professional development requirements. Scotch expressed satisfaction with that response. He did not request any further accommodation.

C. Whether AIC Should Have Initiated a Second Meeting

Scotch


contends AIC did not engage in the interactive process in good faith because (1) it changed his employment status to part time before scheduling a second meeting, as promised at the March 23, 2006 meeting, and (2) the accommodation offered at the March 23 meeting was meaningless because Lester knew Scotch would be reduced to part-time status within a few weeks, long before he could even enroll in a master's degree program.
As we explained in addressing Scotch's failure to accommodate claim, the accommodation offered at the March 23 meeting was not meaningless, but was reasonably directed to accommodating the limitations created by his disability.
The second meeting promised at the March 23 meeting was never held. AIC contends a second meeting was not held because Scotch expressed satisfaction withThe John Bolton who worked in the Reagan administration probably never saw this coming.

According to Fox Business' Lou Dobbs, Bolton, who has never drifted from Republican politics in his 40-plus years in Washington, D.C., is now "a tool for the left." That's what a graphic on Dobbs' show declared Monday night, while a zany web connected Bolton to "foreign policy RINO" Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and former FBI Director James Comey.

Bolton was Romney's foreign policy adviser during his 2012 presidential run, and through Bolton, Romney is apparently connected to Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and his brother Col. Yevgeny Vindman, Dobbs' very simplified web map showed. Yevgeny Vindman is an attorney for the National Security Council, so Dobbs mirrored right-wing publications in alleging Vindman may have leaked the chunk


of Bolton's book that reportedly implicates Trump in a Ukraine quid pro quo. Bolton also shares a book agency with Comey and fellow former Trump official Cliff Sims, which somehow apparently furthers the case that Bolton "has been reduced to a tool for the radical Dems," Dobbs said Monday.

Bolton, of course, was also Dobbs' Fox colleague for more than a decade before he left the network to become Trump's national security adviser. He worked in the three prior GOP administrations before that, and as The New York Times' Maggie Haberman noted, Fox owner Rupert Murdoch helped push Bolton over the edge when Trump was considering him for the national security spot. Kathryn Krawczykfrom 01 Dec 2019 to 31 Dec 2019Detail:

STAY AND PLAY MINI BREAK 2 nights’ bed and breakfast with evening meal voucher to the value of £20 on one night and a round of golf at Spa Golf Club. Mon – Thurs - £97pps Fri or Sat - £107pps

J. Cleland and H. G. Hegan won the Belfast Telegraph Foursomes in 1972.

The Ladies of Spa Golf Club won the Peggy Nelson Trophy in 1980, when the team was, Phyllis Howitt, Sandra Stevenson and Phyllis Brown.

The Boys' of Spa Golf Club won the Ronan Rafferty Trophy in 1983, when the team was, B. Wilson, S. Procter, S. Brewster, K. Kidd and G. English.

Members who played representative golf for Country or Province;

R. Wallace represented Ireland at Senior (55+) from 2001 to 2003


playing 9-times won 3-matches halved two and lost 4-matches accumulating 8-points;

G. Reid represented Ulster as a Youth in the Interprovincial Championships from 2006 to 2007 playing 11-times won 6-matches and lost 5-matches accumulating 12-points;

Miss Anne Ferguson played for the Irish Girls' in 1975, 1976 and 1977 and she won the Stroke Play Foursomes together with Miss Dympna Keenan of Belvoir Park in 1989 she won the Irish Girls Close Championship in 1977;

Katherine Stevenson was a reserve for The Irish Girls International Team in 1996;

History of Spa

Instituted 1907 affiliated 1907

The "Belfast Newsletter" on the 11th of May, 1907, records the opening of this course "The new course of nine-holes opened at Ballynahinch should prove an important attraction. It is on the short side, the longest being only 230 yardsand the bogey as low as 35, but it is a very sporting links. The Ulster Spa should soon find the benefit of having the all-powerful attraction of golf as well as drinking-water."

Miss Moore, the local hotelier, was deeply involved in the formation of the original club. The first Captain was D. S. Kerr, and the Hon. Secretary was the Rev. D. S. Taylor.

Between 1963 and 1967, the present Spa Golf Club moved nearer the town of Ballinahinch and was opened by the Earl of Clanwilliam on 30th September 1967.


Dartmouth College students are beginning their summer term with a new system for handling sexual assaults.Dartmouth is among 55 colleges and universities being investigated by the federal education department for how it handles sexual harassment and assault complaints.Administrators proposed overhauling the school's policy in March and after months of public comment the changes took effect last week.Under the new system, a trained external expert will investigate allegations and determine responsibility for sexual assault. A single disciplinary system will apply to undergraduate and graduate students and organizations.Sanctions also will be strengthened. Students would be automatically expelled if found responsible for assaults involving penetration accomplished by force, threat or restraint and in cases of assault involving penetration and motivated by bias.The punishment also would be mandatory expulsion the second timea student is found responsible for any sexual assault.Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson and Provost Carolyn Dever said the new police will provide for the "prompt, effective, fair and impartial" investigation and resolution of sexual assault complaints.In April, Dartmouth president Philip Hanlon called sexual assault one of three critical issues - along with high-risk drinking and lack of inclusion - that are compromising the school's core mission. Dartmouth received nationwide attention several years ago for allegations of fraternity hazing, and students recently protested at Hanlon's office with a long list of demands aimed at creating a more inclusive, diverse campus.The college which reported 24 sexual assaults in 2012, compared with 15 in 2011, 22 in 2010 and 10 in 2009 - has been working on multiple fronts


to prevent sexual assault, encourage reporting and hold perpetrators accountable.The new policy reflects several changes suggested by faculty, students and others after it was initially proposed. Among other revisions, The proposal was revised to add definitions for "incapacitation" and "intentional incapacitation," and to include a tenured or tenure-track faculty member on the sanctioning panel.

Dartmouth College students are beginning their summer term with a new system for handling sexual assaults.

Dartmouth is among 55 colleges and universities being investigated by the federal education department for how it handles sexual harassment and assault complaints.

Administrators proposed overhauling the school's policy in March and after months of public comment the changes took effect last week.

Under the new system, a trained external expert will investigate allegations and determine responsibility for sexual assault. A singlefor allegations of fraternity hazing, and students recently protested at Hanlon's office with a long list of demands aimed at creating a more inclusive, diverse campus.

The college which reported 24 sexual assaults in 2012, compared with 15 in 2011, 22 in 2010 and 10 in 2009 - has been working on multiple fronts to prevent sexual assault, encourage reporting and hold perpetrators accountable.

The new policy reflects several changes suggested by faculty, students and others after it was initially proposed. Among other revisions, The proposal was revised to add definitions for "incapacitation" and "intentional incapacitation," and to include a tenured or tenure-track faculty member on the sanctioning panel.


circulation, and, what is far
better, a kindly appreciation not only by the few, but even by the many.
This is evidence enough that the progress of time has brought the public
and my sister into closer sympathy and agreement, and a better
understanding on its part of her true views and character.

The present volume is less than any of its predecessors a republication.
_Only one of its articles has ever appeared before in book form._ As a
book, it is, then, essentially new, though some of its reviews and
essays have appeared in the columns of the Tribune and Dial. A large
portion of it has never appeared at all in print, especially its
poetical portions. The work of collecting these essays, reviews, and
poems has been a difficult one, much more than attended the preparation
of the I.

REVIEWS.

MENZEL'S VIEW OF GOETHE.

Menzel's view of Goethe is that of a Philistine, in the least
opprobrious sense of the term. It is one which has long been applied in
Germany to petty cavillers and incompetent critics. I do not wish to
convey a sense so disrespectful in speaking of Menzel. He has a vigorous
and brilliant mind, and a wide, though imperfect, culture. He is a man
of talent, but talent cannot comprehend genius. He judges of Goethe as
a Philistine, inasmuch as he does not enter into Canaan, and read the
prophet by the light of his own law, but looks at him from without, and
tries him by a rule beneath which he never lived. That there _was_
something Menzel saw; what that something was _not_ he saw, but _what_
it _was_ he could not


on a grand scale,
    What the best man in little
      Does, or fain would do.

    "Let noble man
    Be helpful and good;
    Ever creating
    The Right and the Useful;
    Type of those loftier
      Beings of whom the heart whispers."

This standard is high enough. It is what every man should express in
action, the poet in music!

And this office of a judge, who is of purer eyes than to behold
iniquity, and of a sacred oracle, to whom other men may go to ask when
they should choose a friend, when face a foe, this great genius does not
adequately fulfil. Too often has thesummer sky, is not
less imposing than when it bursts and gives forth its quick lightnings.
Such men were Mirabeau and Swift. They had also distinct talents, but
their influence was from a perception in the minds of men of this
spontaneous energy in their natures. Sometimes, though rarely, we see
such a man in an obscure position; circumstances have not led him to a
large sphere; he may not have expressed in words a single thought worth
recording; but by his eye and voice he rules all around him.

He stands upon his feet with a firmness and calm security which make
other men seem to halt and totter in their gait. In his deep eye is seen
an infinite comprehension, an infinite reserve of power. No accent of
his sonorous voice is lost on any ear within


their
demigods."--_Conversations with Eckermann._[3]

This great force of will, this instinctive directness of action, gave
the duke an immediate ascendency over Goethe which no other person had
ever possessed. It was by no means mere sycophancy that made him give up
the next ten years, the prime of his manhood, to accompanying the grand
duke in his revels, or aiding him in his schemes of practical utility,
or to contriving elegant amusements for the ladies of the court. It was
a real admiration for the character of the genial man of the world and
its environment.

Whoever is turned from his natural path may, if he will, gain in
largeness and depth what he loses in simple beauty; and so it was with
Goethe. Faust became a wiser if not a nobler being. Werther, who must
die because life was notmost of all those towards you, dearest
Bettina; we had just been talking of you."

If Beethoven appears, in this scene, somewhat arrogant and bearish, yet
how noble his extreme compared with the opposite! Goethe's friendship
with the grand duke we respect, for Karl August was a strong man. But we
regret to see at the command of any and all members of the ducal
family, and their connections, who had nothing but rank to recommend
them, his time and thoughts, of which he was so chary to private
friends. Beethoven could not endure to teach the Archduke Rudolph, who
had the soul duly to revere his genius, because he felt it to be
"hofdienst," court service. He received with perfect nonchalance the
homage of the sovereigns of Europe. Only the Empress of Russia and the
Archduke Karl, whom he


That only later and deeper I might feel
    The anguish and horror that have darkened my house.
                                      O Stranger,
    Speak to me of the unhappy one, tell me of Orestes.

           ORESTES.

                  O, might I speak of his death!
    Vehement flew up from the reeking blood
    His Mother's Soul!
    Andto be otherwise than grieved at
idolatry from others; and so, with best wishes, and a hope to meet
again, we bid farewell to the "Landscape Painter."

BEETHOVEN.[6]

This book bears on its outside the title, "Life of Beethoven, by
Moscheles." It is really only a translation of Schindler, and it seems
quite unfair to bring Moscheles so much into the foreground, merely
because his name is celebrated in England. He has only contributed a few
notes and a short introduction, giving a most pleasing account of his
own devotion to the Master. Schindler was the trusty friend of
Beethoven, and one whom he himself elected to write his biography.
Inadequate as it is, there is that fidelity in the collection of
materials which makes it serviceable to our knowledge of Beethoven, and
we wish it might be reprinted in America.


friend; still more the searching, honest, and, in highest sense,
visionary German genius. But there is not on earth, and, we dare to say
it, will not be again, genius _like_ that of Italy, or that can compare
with it, in its own way.

Italy and Greece were alike in this; those sunny skies ripened their
fruits perfectly. The oil and honey of Greece, the wine of Italy, not
only suggest, but satisfy. _There_ we find fulfilment, elsewhere great
achievement only.

O, acute, cautious, calculating Yankee; O, graceful, witty, hot-blooded,
flimsy Southron; and thou, man of the West, going ahead too fast to pick
up a thought or leave a flower upon thy path,--look at these men with
their great fiery passions, but will and intellect still greater and
stronger, perfectly sincere, from a contempt of falsehood. If they had
actedflesh in his obdurate heart.'

"I have often been utterly astonished, since I came to the north, to
find persons who could speak of the singing among slaves as evidence of
their contentment and happiness. It is impossible to conceive of a
greater mistake. Slaves sing most when they are most unhappy. The songs
of the slave represent the sorrows of his heart; and he is relieved by
them only as an aching heart is relieved by its tears. At least, such is
my experience. I have often sung to drown my sorrow, but seldom to
express my happiness. Crying for joy and singing for joy were alike
uncommon to me while in the jaws of slavery. The singing of a man cast
away upon a desolate island might be as appropriately considered as
evidence of contentment and happiness,


than any other person
did, and I have kept those pencilled lines, written in the stiff, round
character proper to the blind, as a talisman of "Credenciveness," as the
book before me styles it. Credulity as the world at large does, and, to
my own mind, as one of the clews granted, during this earthly life, to
the mysteries of future states of being, and more rapid and complete
modes of intercourse between mind and mind.

DEUTSCHE SCHNELLPOST.[22]

The publishers of this interesting and spirited journal have, this year,
begun to issue a weekly paper in addition to their former arrangement.
We regret not to have been able earlier to take some notice of their
prospectus, but an outline of it will be new to most of our readers.

Their journal has hitherto been intended for German readers in this
country,rugged as crags; coarse, drossy: yet with a meaning in it,
an energy, a depth; pouring on like a fire torrent; perennial _fire_ of
it visible athwart all drosses and defacements; not uninteresting to
see! This man has come into distracted Ireland with a God's truth in the
heart of him, though an unexpected one; the first such man they have
seen for a great while indeed. He carries acts of Parliament, laws of
earth and heaven, in one hand; drawn sword in the other. He addresses
the bewildered Irish populations, the black ravening coil of sanguinary
blustering individuals at Tredah and elsewhere: 'Sanguinary, blustering
individuals, whose word is grown worthless as the barking of dogs; whose
very thought is false, representing no fact, but the contrary of
fact--behold, I am come to speak and to do the truth


that it will tend to prevent the effusion of blood for the
future. Which are the satisfactory grounds to such actions, which
otherwise cannot but work remorse and regret. * * This hath been an
exceeding great mercy."

Certainly one not of the rose-water or treacle kind. Mr. Carlyle says
such measures "cut to the heart of the war," and brought peace. Was
there _then_ no crying of Peace, Peace, when there was no peace? Ask the
Irish peasantry why they mark that period with the solemn phrase of
"Cromwell's Curse!"

For ourselves, though aware of the mistakes and errors in particulars
that must occur, we believe the summing up of a man's character in the
verdict of his time, is likely to be correct. We believe that Cromwell
was "a curse," as much as a blessing, in these actsdone for her?" "Bring warm
clothes, medicine, a better bed." "Lay aside your work to help her." "If
she dies we shall never again be able to fill the table;" and now,
indeed, they sang her praises.

O, what a fuss about the sick bed in that moist and mouldy chamber! and
out doors it was just the same--priests with their masses, processions,
and prayers, and all the world ready to walk to penance, if Mistress
Potato could but be saved. And the doctors in their wigs, and
counsellors in masks of gravity, sat there to devise some remedy to
avert this terrible ill.

As when a most illustrious dame is recovering from birth of a son, so
now bulletins inform the world of the health of Mistress Potato, and,
not content with what they thus learn, couriers and lackeys


remove them. The most obvious
palliative, and one which has already been tried to some extent by
wealthy churches or individuals, is the erection of free places of
worship for the poor. Such a provision for this class of persons would
be more effectual in any other part of the world than in the United
States. Whether it arises from the operation of our political system, or
from the easy attainment of at least the prime necessaries of life, the
poorer classes here are characterized by a proud spirit, which will not
submit to receive even the highest benefits in any form that implies
inferiority or dependence. This strong and prevalent feeling must
continue to interpose serious obstacles in the way of these laudable
attempts. If in a few instances churches for the poor have succeeded in
our large cities,groups of human kind;
    All other living things grow old and die--
    Fancy alone has immortality.

STANZAS.

WRITTEN AT THE AGE OF SEVENTEEN.

                      I.

    Come, breath of dawn! and o'er my temples play;
      Rouse to the draught of life the wearied sense;
    Fly, sleep! with thy sad phantoms, far away;
      Let the glad light scare those pale troublous shadows hence!

                     II.

    I rise, and


their sweetness. And again
    I say, great is the blessing of that hour
    When the soul, turning from without, begins
    To register her treasures, the bright thoughts,
    The lovely hopes, the ethereal desires,
    Which she has garnered in past Sabbath hours.
    Within her halls the preacher's voice still sounds,
    Though he be dead or distant far. The band
    Of friends who with us listened to his word,
    With throngs around of linked associations,
    Are there; the little stream, long left behind,
    Is murmuring still; the woods as musical;
    The skies how blue,Still fragrant, though alone,
    Our king a laurel--evergreen--
      To which no blight is known.

                V.

    So let us bless the sweet May day,
      And pray the coming year
    May see us walk the upward way--
      Minds earnest, conscience clear;
    That fruit Spring's amplest hope may crown,
      And every winged day
    Make to our hearts more dear, more known,
      The hope, the peace of May!
    So cull the blossoms from the


that I may seek beauty and truth,
    In their high sphere we shall renew our youth.
    On wings of _steadfast faith_ there mayst _thou_ soar,
    And _my_ soul fret at barriers no more!

       *       *       *       *       *

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attained a sort of horrible culminating point, such that from there on, with regard to social success, I could reasonably expect nothing more. The end of this life, as it appeared to me, somewhat resembled the last days of my stay in Florence: just as in the Tuscan city we explored so thoroughly there remained a few trifles for us to go see, there remained to me a few trifles to do during the time I still had to live—to finish _The Rules of the Game_ simply in order to finish it, to compose a thick tome on Negro art to which I had committed myself with a contract, to write a study of Aimé Césaire that I had promised. I had no more plans for distant travels,Thousands of children are living in appalling conditions on the Greek island. At the Moria camp, one Syrian teenager tells of trying to join his family in the UK

Outside the Moria refugee camp in Lesbos, a shanty town made of tarpaulin strung between olive trees is getting bigger every week. There are now 18,000 people living in this second camp, designed for just over 2,000.

Ahmed (not his real name), 17, and his friend Musa wind their way up muddy tracks towards their tent, swerving to avoid groups of children running in flip-flops through the dirt.

The boys have made their home under plastic and they want to show us how they are living, huddling in a group of three to keep warm. Ahmed has been here since October, when


members living in the UK.

Safe Passage, the charity helping Ahmed, works across Europe to help children, some under 10 years old, apply to join family members in the UK. It says that 95% of its cases would be impossible without the EU law on family reunion, because British law only allows children to join their parents. Ahmed’s case, a boy wanting to join his brother, is far more common.

The charity has been contacted in recent months by many worried families who are afraid of losing the small chance of saving a young cousin or sibling from taking the dangerous journey across Europe alone. Charities know that the risks of this journey include widespread exploitation and abuse.

When Ahmed left his village last year he had no plan to reachlast two decades. Immigration in Italy is mainly for the purpose of working; in particular, males from African and South Asian countries are employed mainly in industry and construction, whereas females from Eastern Europe are employed mainly in the care of elderly people. Another important reason for migration is family reunion. The contribution of asylum seekers has been increasing only in the more recent years. The Veneto Region (Northeastern Italy, about 5 million inhabitants) is a highly industrialized area, having one of the highest prevalence of foreign population in the country (10%) due to many job opportunities available before the beginning of the recent economic crisis.

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UN: Reproductive Health Goal Dropped

The World Bank, IMF, OECD and the United Nations have dropped the goal to 'make accessible, through the primary health care system, reproductive health to all individuals of appropriate ages as soon as possible and no later than the year 2015.'

The International Women's Health Coalition report that the World Bank,
IMF, OECD, and the United Nations (including UNFPA, UNICEF and UNDP) are
currently engaged in a review of the International Development Goals and the
goals of the United Nations' Millennium Declaration.

Following a senior
experts group meeting in New York on 21 June, Michael Doyle, the UN Assistant
Secretary General responsible for drafting the UN's Millennium Declaration
"roadmap," circulated a proposal for a unified set of goals, targets, and
associated indicators. These goals and indicators would be used in unified UN
frameworks, countrywas the point of ICPD.

The arguments used to explain the absence of this Reproductive Health (RH) goal are:

1. That it was not part of the Millennium Declaration. This is true. However, the Reproductive Health goal was agreed at ICPD and reaffirmed in Copenhagen, Beijing and at the ICPD Plus Five and Beijing Plus Five. It was also part of the International Development Goals put forward by the UN, IMF, OECD, and World Bank earlier in 2000 on the basis of previously agreed goals and targets. By contrast, the Millennium Declaration was a document prepared in a non-transparent way, and adopted at the UN's Millennium Assembly without negotiation and without the benefit of technical advice to the heads of state who signed on to it.

2. That the ICPD RH


The sci-fi veteran talks about the evolution of Richard Woolsey, who eventually emerged as a leader of the Atlantis expedition.

Stargate Atlantis: "Remnants"

There’s no role in the Stargate universe quite like that of Richard Woolsey. Originally written as a rather two-dimensional antagonist, Woolsey was brought into the mix to cause problems for the team in Stargate SG-1‘s seventh season. But as he returned again and again Woolsey found new layers to his character.

Eventually he became not only a series regular and a protagonist — in the fifth season of Stargate Atlantis — but even the leader of the Atlantis expedition. In five years actor Robert Picardo and the show’s writers had taken him from in-your-face bureaucrat to … dare we say, loveable?

Picardo talks about his character’s transformation in aand, later, Atlantis, the writers managed to introduce a glimmer of a positive quality into him. In his second appearance, Woolsey went from a ‘douchebag’ to a ‘douchebag who meant well.’ In his third appearance he went from a ‘douchebag who meant well’ to a ‘douchebag who meant well and seemed aware that he was a douchebag.’ In his fourth appearance, he grew from a ‘douchebag who meant well and seemed aware that he was a douchebag’ to a ‘douche bag who meant well and seemed aware that he was a douchebag — and didn’t want to be a douchebag anymore.’

Woolsey’s story is unique as a sort of Stargate tragi-comedy. But he was certainly, as the actor put it, a model of personal reinvention.

So would Picardo be willing


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Because the project complies with the building standards and zoning established in the El Camino Real/Downtown Specific Plan that the council approved in June, it only has to be approved by the planning commission, Senior Planner Thomas Rogers told The Daily News. However, the commission's decision can be appealed to the city council.

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Asked on Wednesday to elaborate about his allegation that Stanford misrepresented itself, Cline said that although the university never made any promises, its representatives participated in meetings and discussions related to the specific plan and heard residents and city leaders declare they want to see more housing, particularly senior housing, as wellarchitecture.

Cline and Council Member Kirsten Keith jointly called for an early review of the project. Vice Mayor Ray Mueller abstained because he owns property near the development and Council Member Catherine Carlton was absent.

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Despite the controversy, Keith said she wants "to be very clear that I also think it's possible that we could still work with Stanford and get a good project out of this."

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Hopper was at NBC headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Plaza earlier Wednesday, as he was scheduled to make a number of NBC appearances, but left after feeling ill.

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is a medium wheeled APC just beginning its career in Turkey, and getting some
interest from foreign buyers.It is
a simple APC designed with modular weaponry, advanced armor technology with the
ability to take appliqué armor, and the ability to be used as a platform for a
number of tactical vehicles.Otokar
began development of the Arma as a private venture in 2007, when Turkey was
undergoing a number of measures to modernize its armed forces; though it started
the project with no sure future, the Turkish Army chose it to re-equip part of
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varying roles by 2015.

At its heart,
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right, a commander’s position behind it, and the troop compartment


most of its Armas to be armed with one of
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side plates towards the rear of the vehicle.The APC version has a GPS set.

The Arma is
powered by a 450-horsepower turbocharged engine and has an automatic
transmission.The fuel tanks are at
the rear and external to the vehicle (likethose on the M-113A3), though fully
armored and with self-sealing features.The armor is more protective than one might expect from its class of
vehicle due to its utilization of modern armor composition standards, and the
Turkish Army is expected to take advantage of MEXAS appliqué composite armor in
some roles.The Arma does not have
an MRAP hull, but the high ground clearance and advanced armoring on the belly
make it more resistant to mines and IEDs; the crew and troops also have seats
designed to help take up the shock of mine explosions.The 6x6 off-road suspension can be switched to 6x4 for road use, and has
decent hydropneumatic shock absorption.The Arma is amphibious, propelled by steerable propellers at the rear in
the water, and those propellers being controlled by the driver by the use of
joystick controllers on


Turkish light armored personnel carrier based on an expanded
version of the HMMWV chassis.
Variants include two types of reconnaissance cars, a command vehicle, an
ambulance, a mortar carrier, and a TOW II ATGM carrier; only the APC-type
versions will be detailed on this page. The Cobra is a light and agile light
APC, used by 19 countries.It has
seen combat service in Georgia and South Ossetia (Georgia is the largest user of
the Cobra), in use by Slovenia as part of IFOR and KFOR, and in Algeria during
various border wars and internal instabilities.The Turks have used them against Kurdish rebels, even sending some into
raids into northern Iraq. In 2010, the Bangladeshi Police bought 7 of them, and
the Bangladeshi Army is currently evaluating 24 examples loaned from Otokar and
will probably buy them and more.

The Cobrafrom any particular fuel — it became diffused throughout the cosmos. When the Buddha used the image to explain nibbana to the Indian Brahmans of his day, he bypassed the question of whether an extinguished fire continues to exist or not, and focused instead on the impossibility of defining a fire that doesn't burn: thus his statement that the person who has gone totally "out" can't be described.

However, when teaching his own disciples, the Buddha used nibbana more as an image of freedom. Apparently, all Indians at the time saw burning fire as agitated, dependent, and trapped, both clinging and being stuck to its fuel as it burned. To ignite a fire, one had to "seize" it. When fire let go of its fuel, it was "freed," released


This move is designed to deliver even more value to our advertising and distribution partners. To free up the resources to reach this goal, we will unfortunately not be renewing Outsiders. We are grateful to our production partners at Sony Pictures Television and the terrifically talented people who made the show possible."

Peter Mattei created the series. He executive produced with Paul Giamatti, Adam Bernstein, Peter Tolan, Michael Wimer and Dan Carey. Sony Pictures Television, Tribune Studios and Fedora Entertainment produce. Sony is expected to shop the series to other outlets in the coming weeks.

The cancellation of Outsiders comes as a surprise as it ranks as WGN America's most-watched scripted original with an average of 2 million total viewers, when factoring in delayed viewing.was the idea Geoff Johns had for that as well, that it’s a family holiday,” Sandberg echoed.

On January 12, 2018, The Hollywood Reporter reported

The film will open April 5, 2019, the studio announced Friday. (It had previously carved out that date for an untitled DC movie.) The month is currently pretty open at the box office, with Paramount's Pet Sematary opening a week after Shazam!.


erste Weltkrieg
 Hermann Cron et al., Ruhmeshalle unserer alten Armee (Berlin, 1935)
 Hermann Cron, Geschichte des deutschen Heeres im Weltkriege 1914–1918 (Berlin, 1937)
 Günter Wegner, Stellenbesetzung der deutschen Heere 1825–1939. (Biblio Verlag, Osnabrück, 1993), Bd. 1
 Histories of Two Hundred and Fifty-One Divisions of the German Army which Participated in the War (1914–1918), compiled from records of Intelligence section of the General Staff, American Expeditionary Forces, at General Headquarters, Chaumont, France 1919 (1920)

Notes

Category:Infantry divisions of Germany in World War I
Category:Military units and formations established in 1915
Category:Military units and formations disestablished in 1919
Category:1915 establishments in Germanychannel effects, and hot carrier injections, thereby resulting in deterioration of reliability of the field effect transistor. The short channel effects and the hot carrier injections may cause an extensively high field in the vicinity of the drain region of the transistor. In order to avoid the above undesired problems, it is effective to reduce or relax an extensively high field in the vicinity of the drain region of the transistor. In order to reduce or relax an extensively high field, a lightly doped drain (LLD) structure is effective, which has been known in the art, to which the present invention pertains. In accordance with the lightly doped drain (LLD) structure, off-set gate layers having lower impurity concentration are selectively formed in selected substrate regions between source/drain regions


impurity concentration regions 16. The trapped hot carriers may cause an undesired inversion in the conductivity type of the lightly doped drain regions 16. The inversion in the conductivity type of the lightly doped drain regions 16 may cause an undesired variation in threshold voltage of the transistor and also an undesired drop of the punch-through withstand voltage.
In the meantime, it has been known in the art, to which the present invention pertains, a thin film transistor as typical one of the field effect transistors is used as a switching device for a liquid crystal display. In accordance with a basic structure of a polycrystal silicon thin film transistor used as a pixel switching transistor in the liquid crystal display, the lightly doped drain structure is effective toEnzymology of the polyenes pimaricin and candicidin biosynthesis.
Pimaricin and candicidin are prototypical representatives of the "small" and the "aromatic" polyene macrolides, respectively. Pimaricin, produced by Streptomyces natalensis, is an important antifungal agent used in human therapy for the treatment of fungal keratitis, and in the food industry to prevent mould contamination. Five large polyketide synthase subunits are implicated in the formation of the pimaricin macrolactone ring, while P450 mono-oxygenases and a glycosyltransferase are responsible for ring "decoration." Two transcriptional regulators directly modulate transcription of certain genes in the cluster; an extracellular cholesterol oxidase also participates in such control. Two regulatory locus external to the pimaricin gene cluster, encoding the two-component PhoR-PhoP system for phosphate limitation response, and a gamma-butyrolactone receptor, contribute to the control of pimaricin production. A


place by December of 2017.

Oh, Canada

Even though Canada has been considering the ELD devices since as far back as 2007, work didn’t begin in on a new standard until 2010. With a first draft completed in 2013, the Canadian rule was intended to follow the first ELD rule published by the FMCSA, but it was vacated by a Canadian court on the grounds that there was some ambiguity in the driver coercion clause.

Now, after deciding to wait, they are catching up to the U.S, who is now putting out the final rule. According to the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators’ Compliance and Regulatory Affairs Committee, they believed their initial decision was “justified.”

And even though the final rule was published at the tail end of 2015, Canada was341 the trustee obtained information leading him to seek further information about the possible preference or nondisclosure of assets by the debtor.
The debtor filed for bankruptcy on December 31, 1985. He lost his job with the University of California in June, 1985 when the employer's contract with the Air Force was terminated. In September, 1985 debtor made a deposit of $10,275 at Wright-Patt Credit Union, Inc. from money which had been withheld from his wages by his former employer. Debtor had only a vague recollection as to what happened to the money in his Wright-Patt Credit Union checking account after the deposit. The trustee requested copies of all cancelled checks which the debtor was unable to furnish asserting that the credit union does not return cancelled checks written


on the account to the depositor. Instead, for a fee of $3.00 per copy, the credit union supplies copies of cancelled checks. The debtor claimed he had no disposable income to pay such expense. The debtor also had not retained his check register in his personal records. He furnished bank statements without the cancelled checks to the trustee.
At the hearing the trustee introduced eight (8) checks, which he had subpoenaed from all checks over $100 written by the debtor for the period from September 10, 1985 to December 31, 1985. The trustee established that the debtor withdrew from the checking account and deposited $4,000 into a savings account in the name of his mother at First National Bank. The debtor had no knowledge of the amount in theaccount on the date of filing his bankruptcy petition on December 31, 1985. The debtor contended he was "paying back" and paying his mother in advance for helping him with meals after he became unemployed in June of 1985. He also obtained money from his mother from the savings account during the fall of 1985. Debtor further contended he established the savings account for his mother for the meals and other ways she helped him to "pay her back for what she had done for him." The debtor had used most of the money in the account as of the date of the hearing, June 11, 1987, but did not know the balance remaining.
The checks from the Wright-Patt Credit Union account totaled approximately $8,000, of which $4,000 went


discovery information delayed the trustee's administration of the estate and prevented the trustee from recovering the money in the First National Bank account in the name of the mother. Only by subpoenaing the checks did the trustee learn of the bank account transaction.
The debtor used funds from the $4,000 transfer to his mother for his own benefit throughout the period of the administration of the bankruptcy estate. The debtor's transfer to his mother may have been an informal trust wherein the debtor placed his money in the hands of his mother to avoid discovery and attachment by his creditors.
The debtor's Statement of Affairs filed with his petition on December 31, 1985 contains the following representations: *176

5. Books and records.
   a. Have you kept books ofrepaying a loan made by his mother. Whether the transfer was as a gift to repay his mother for her kindnesses to him, or was property to be held by her until he needed it during his unemployment period, the answers to his Statement of Affairs questions disclosed nothing to identify the transaction. The debtor must be accountable for the omission in his Statement of Affairs. There he failed to disclose important information. The debtor also, in the Statement of Affairs, denied he destroyed or disposed of his books of account, yet he had disposed of his check register. Debtor's actions in delaying the trustee's inquiry and request for information on the checking account effectively prevented the trustee from discovering the September transfer of the $4,000 to his


of all the circumstances.
The debtor knew there was some money available in the checking account in his mother's name to which he had access at the time he filed his petition. He was unable to state the amount of money in the account at the filing or at the time of the hearing. However, he knew of the existence of the account and had placed it beyond the reach of his creditors but available for his use by a mere request to his mother. These facts, combined with his failure to report the account in any manner in his Statement of Affairs, is concealment of material information and supports a finding that there was an intent to deceive.
The bankruptcy process is, and must be, based upon honesty anddischarge. Wendel, Trustee v. Daugherty, supra.
After the trustee requested debtor's bank checks the debtor delayed in responding, claiming the case of obtaining check copies was beyond his means for all the checks. He then failed to comply with the more limited request for production of all checks exceeding $100. By the debtor's refusal, the trustee was prevented from obtaining the check copies until he subpoenead them for the trial. Only at the trial was the information made available to the trustee. The debtor delayed the proper administration of the estate in violation of his duty to cooperate with the trustee as required by 11 U.S.C. § 521.
The court cannot condone such action and permit the debtor to have the relief provided by a discharge in bankruptcy. The debtor


On the day of the season 21 premiere of The Ultimate Fighter, we have our first confirmed bout for the reality show's July 12th season finale in Florida. Bloody Elbow has learned that TUF 17 middleweight semifinalist Josh Samman has been booked against Brazilian Caio Magalhaes. The UFC has not made the bout official but it is expected to be formally announced soon.

Samman (11-2) pulled off one of the best knockouts of 2014 when he flattened TUF 19 winner Eddie Gordon with a 2nd round head kick at UFC 181, in a fight he was otherwise losing. His previous UFC appearance ended in a 2nd round TKO win over fellow TUF 17 cast member Kevin Casey. Samman was actually due to fight Magalhaes at UFC on Fox 11before he suffered a torn hamstring. In March of this year, Samman joined Bloody Elbow's team as a feature writer and has contributed a series of opinion pieces and exclusive interviews.

After a unanimous decision loss to Buddy Roberts in his debut, Magalhaes (9-1) has quietly rattled off four straight victories, with 3 of them coming by stoppage. His last outing ended in a 30 second mauling of Trevor Smith at UFC Fight Night in Uberlandia last November. The 27-year-old was scheduled to face Mark Munoz at UFC 184, but was forced to pull out after requiring dental surgery.

The TUF 21: ATT vs. Blackzilians Finale main card airs live on Fox Sports 1 from a TBD venue in the Sunshine State. Blackzilians lightweight Michael Johnson against Ben Henderson is


Syria Ceasefire: Troops Open Fire On Opposition As UN Monitors Arrive

BEIRUT -- Syrian troops clashed with army defectors in an eastern city Thursday, leaving at least one person dead, while government forces bombarded rebel-held neighborhoods of the central city of Homs, activists said.

The renewed violence comes as the international community struggles to salvage a week-old cease-fire that is seen as the only way to end the bloodshed that has killed more than 9,000 people since an uprising against President Bashar Assad began 13 months ago.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon acknowledged that violence has escalated in recent days after a lull on April 12, the day the cease-fire went into effect, but he said peace efforts must continue.

"I remain deeply concerned about the gravity of the situation in the country,"he said in a letter late Wednesday to the U.N. Security Council. "However, without underestimating the serious challenges ahead, an opportunity for progress may now exist, on which we need to build."

The Security Council has authorized an advance team of 30 observers to monitor compliance with the peace plan put forth by international envoy Kofi Annan, and a small group is already at work.

Ban called on the council to approve an expanded United Nations Supervision Mission in Syria, to be known as UNSMIS, comprising an initial deployment of up to 300 military observers in approximately 10 locations throughout the country, for an initial period of three months.

On Wednesday, Syrian security forces opened fire on anti-regime demonstrators surrounding the cars carrying some of the observers in a Damascus suburb,


is the hardest hit city in Syria," Abu Joud said.

Amateur videos posted online showed smoke billowing from a residential area in Homs as the sound of shelling could be heard. "This is the destroyed Homs. Homes are on fire and people fled. May God help us. Look Kofi Annan," an activist could be heard saying.

Activists also said Syrian troops were shelling areas in the nearby town of Qusair, near the border with Lebanon. The Observatory and the Local Coordination Committees, another activist group, said the regime was sending reinforcements to the town. Rebels have had control of some areas of the town for months.

"A shell is falling every five minutes on Qusair," said Rami Abdul-Rahman who heads the Observatory.

Assad's regime has strictly limited reporting in the country soof Hama, Thursday, July 12, 2012. The accounts, some of which claim more than 200 people were killed in the violence Thursday, could not be independently confirmed, but would mark the latest in a string of brutal offensives by Syrian forces attempting to crush the rebellion. (AP Photo/Shaam News Network, SNN)

This citizen journalism image made from video provided by Shaam News Network SNN, purports to show a man mourning a victim killed by violence that, according to anti-regime activists, was carried out by government forces in Tremseh, Syria about 15 kilometers (nine miles) northwest of the central city of Hama, Thursday, July 12, 2012. (AP Photo/Shaam News Network, SNN)

According to the Hama Revolutionary Council, a Syrian opposition group, more than 220 people have been killed in a new


alleged massacre in Taramseh. Earlier reports said more than 100 people were killed. "More than 220 people fell today in Taramseh," the Council said in a statement. "They died from bombardment by tanks and helicopters, artillery shelling and summary executions."

Fadi Sameh, an opposition activist from Taramseh, told Reuters he had left the town before the reported massacre but was in touch with residents. "It appears that Alawite militiamen from surrounding villages descended on Taramseh after its rebel defenders pulled out, and started killing the people. Whole houses have been destroyed and burned from the shelling," Sameh claimed.The First Thing I Bought When I Got Rich is a recurring feature in which today's most popular artists open up about the big purchases they made immediately following early success.

Before Game releases his fifth album, Jesus Piece, on December 11, we took a moment to speak with him about the days when he was far from a rap veteran. In the months leading up to his debut, The Documentary, Game was still trying to make fast cash—something rap wasn't offering him, yet. When he got his first big check, the L.A. rapper viewed it as an opportunity to follow his hustler’s ambition once again. Here's what he had to say.

What was the first thing you bought when you got rich?

Six pounds of fucking chronic. I was still


They took advantage of the demand for medical and engineering courses in colleges in Karnataka to dupe people from outside the State after promising to get them a seat

In August, Subhashith Pati, 31, and Samarjeet Panda, 41, were vacationing at a beach in Goa. They then headed towards the shop from where they had rented bikes to return them, but were confronted by the Cubbon Park police.

Pati and Panda were part of a seven-member gang led by Soumyajeeth Mohanty, who took advantage of the demand for medical and engineering courses in colleges in Karnataka to dupe people from outside the State after promising to get them a seat.

Based on information provided by the duo, Inspector Ayyanna Reddy flashed a message to another team, which rushed to a resortyouth as tele callers.

Modus operandi

According to the police, using his sources in counselling agencies, Mohanty would secure a list of students who appeared for the entrance exams and target repeaters, who were desperate to get into professional courses. The tele callers would approach repeaters with an offer to get them seats in medical and engineering colleges in metro cities across India. The students were asked to contact Mohanty.

Mohanty would meet the students and their parents in reputed hotels and learn about their financial status. He would take his victims to reputed colleges on the pretext of talking to the management. He would walk into the chamber of an officer on the pretext of enquiring about something while making the victimes wait outside. On coming out, he would assure


recognised the place and rushed to Goa. They nabbed Pati and Panda.

The police have frozen the bank accounts of the accused and efforts are on to track down Mohanty, Ilyas, Anil Mukharjee and Manoj Das who are on the run.

Senior police officers said there were many complaints against Mohanty in Bhubaneshwar too.

“It is unfortunate that the victims are students and the educated class, including doctors, army officers and businessmen, who in sheer desperation to get a professional seat for their children fell prey to this gang. They did not even bother to check his background,” a senior police officer said.

State to seek centralised database

The Medical Education Department of Karnataka has decided to write to the Medical Council of India (MCI), urging the council to ask counselling agencies ofan act of worship. We ask big, pray big, and expect big things to come out of a people that lives and operates in Kingdom mentality. Jesus is King over our finances and places us asstewards over His income. We give back to launch new Kingdom opportunities for the Gospel to reach to ends of the earth.

Several years ago, a wonderful woman named Debbie Gaines passed on from this life to go be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Mrs. Gaines had a beautiful spirit. She loved helping people, especially students. When she passed, her husband wanted to continue her legacy by giving back to students who had a desire to further their education. This scholarship will be awarded to a selected group of students who are


testified that he was present at the preliminary hearing in the case; that the defendant made a statement on that hearing and, as near as he could remember, "his statement was short, said he was there with his brother, and that this fight started and said Vernon McDaniel was down on his brother with a knife and was attempting to cut him, and that he ran and pulled him off and he booted him. He didn't go into any details, but he did make the statement on the hearing that he booted Vernon McDaniel." To boot another, in the sense in which it is used in the special presentment, means simply to kick another, and does not carry with it any connotation that the person booted has beensliding direction of the third module layer with respect to the second module layer.
Further, smartphones (such as EMONSTER (S11HT) of EMOBILE Ltd.) have recently appeared on the market. Such a smartphone has a second housing slidably connected to a first housing having a full keyboard. The second housing has a display. The second housing can tilt with respect to the first housing.
However, the device disclosed in Published Japanese Translation No. 2007-518155 and the smartphones that have recently appeared on the market do not fully satisfy the demands of users.
For example, in the device disclosed in Published Japanese Translation No. 2007-518155, the display cannot form a desired angle when a TV program (one-segment broadcasting) is to be viewed while the device is placed on a desk or the like.


Apparently Mike Ashley's people are right this minute attempting to hijack Fulham's bid for the FC Twente forward Bryan Ruiz. And according to Sky, they've got a half-decent chance.

8.10pm: "Sky have gone with a relative unknown alongside their big gun Jim White," reckons Pete Marland. "He's got off to a shaky start, stumbling over done words. But I am expecting him to pick up the pace as the evening goes on. Still it is a big call to pair him with one of the lesser known female SSN presenters." Hang on a sweet second there Pete - Natalie Sawyer is anything but an unknown to those of us who have this channel on in our office 24 hours a day. She's an experienced veteran. He did stumble overhis words though.

8.14pm: Jim White is literally on the phone as he bellows to us that Shaun Wright-Phillips's move to QPR is now good to go ahead after he cleared up some loose ends with Manchester City. Seriously - on the phone! Is he talking to us or the person on the other end of the line? We may never know.

8.16pm: My spies in Portugal tell me that FC Porto have stolen a march in the battle (nay, global conflict) to sign Nicklas Bendtner "Portuguese media have just reported that Bendtner is in route to FC Porto for €12m," says Mário Guerreiro. "And that the Alvaro Pereira's move to Chelsea could still be a possibility, as Chelsea have now offered Lukaku in exchange." Mário even provided a link,


who Mertesacker has never played for.

8.43pm: Well the Portuguese media can say what they like about FC Porto – our own Ewan Murray reckons Sunderland are still in the running: "Sunderland's latest striker target- Nicklas Bendtner," he writes. "Understood to be in talks over a deal at the moment."

8.45pm: Another new face for Bolton - Chelsea's website confirms that Gael Kakuta has joined the Trotters on loan until 1 January.

8.52pm: Sunderland have denied reports that Nicklas Bendtner has joined on loan, though they are in negotiations to make that happen.

8.53pm: Wow, quite the rumour being mongered on Sky right now. Sky have heard "unconfirmed reports" that Tottenham are trying to swing a deal for Real Madrid's Kaká. Which, let's face it, could very well be reports that somebodyin the back room made up in a bid to make today's action all feel a bit less underwhelming.

8.55pm: "Never mind Arsenal's policy, what's Chelsea's game today," demands Oliver Pattenden. "Loaning out a number of young, exciting players, and not actually bringing anyone in despite the fact they need to inject some pace and creativity. If they send Lukaku straight back out after spending half the summer courting him, what's the point?"

8.57pm: Arsenal's unofficial deadline day ambassador has been sharing his views on Twitter. "Disagree with Ian Dowie," he tweets after the latter criticised Arsenal's transfer strategy. "Do you want Arsenal to buy Messi? Benayoun will create and score goals for us #justsayin" Well, I reckon most fans probably would quite like Arsenal to buy Messi ...

9.01pm: Actually,


saying "Thanks for all the support, from all over the world!! I will stay with Inter next season. Have a good night everyone." He will be at Inter next season - an outcome that always seemed likely after the Italian club sold Samuel Eto'o.

10.32pm: Is this the start of the rush? Yossi Benayoun's loan move to Arsenal has seemingly been confirmed, and in the meantime Raul Meireles has handed in a transfer request at Liverpool. With half an hour left before the window closes. Bizarre.

10.33pm: And now here's Andy Hunter with another confirmed deal: "Blackburn have signed Yakubu from Everton, fee yet to be confirmed but around £2m."

10.34pm: Shaun Wright-Phillips has completed his move to QPR. In a three-minute interview with Sky Sports he thanks the Manchester CityOK folks, that's it from me tonight. Here are the big headlines from transfer deadline day. Thanks for reading and for all your emails and tweets through the day. Sorry I couldn't use more.

• Arsenal have signed Mikel Arteta from Everton for a reported £10m, as well as adding Yossi Benayoun on loan, after completing their anticipated deals for Andre Santos and Per Mertesacker.

• Chelsea have signed Raul Meireles from Liverpool after the player handed in a late transfer request

• Craig Bellamy has returned to Liverpool, signing a two-year deal, while Joe Cole has departed for a season-long loan at Lille.

• Scott Parker has completed a £6m switch to Tottenham from West Ham.

• Fulham held off interest from Newcastle to sign Bryan Luiz from FC Twente for a