situated on a lovely, quiet street. Just a short walk to Skytrain, transit, shopping and the downtown entertainment district. Balcony off living room with N/W exposure. Laminate floors. One underground parking stall with lots of street parking available. Exterior work done in 2010, including windows and sliding doors. Two pets per unit, maximum weight is 30 lbs. 5 rentals allowed (currently at maximum allowed). Depreciation report available. PLEASE NOTE ALL SHOWINGS ARE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Elderly seller.

At last a great opportunity to enter the real estate market has arrived. Two large bedrooms, one bath, corner home, situated on a quiet residential street. Lovely wood burning fireplace in spacious living room. Large private patio, perfect for summertime entertaining. Nice open kitchen with breakfast bar. Master bedroom features large walkin closet, new fan in dining room with remote control. New window coverings, still under warranty. Insuite laundry, one parking, one locker, bike storage, 10 rentals allowed (currently 5 rented). One pet, up to 20 lbs allowed.

Welcome to Haney's Landing, where you'll fall in love with this 2-bedroom 2-bathroom plus den condo. This delightful home offers large, bright windows, open concept living, granite countertops throughout, and a fresh coat of paint. With an ideal master bedroom, complete with his & her closets, and ensuite bathroom that includes double sinks, a soaker tub and walk-in shower. Steps from the West Coast Express Station, and minutes away from downtown Maple Ridge, close to shopping, restaurants, the Maple Ridge Leisure Centre and ACT Theatre. A little taste of country, close to


counters and breakfast bar. Wall to wall windows in the living room and dining room PLUS floating shelves, gas fireplace and updated lighting give the home a cozy feel. Featuring 4 bdrms, 3.5 baths PLUS REC ROOM with CUSTOM BUILT IN WET BAR. Downstairs is a walkout basement, perfect for your teens, there's a rec room, full bathroom and bdrm. Fresh paint downstairs, new carpet and laminate down. Custom shelving in the double garage... welcome home!

Nicely located in the building, this two bedroom, two bath corner unit home is just waiting for someone's creative updates. Ground floor with south west private patio and yard, perfect for a pet owner. Laminate floors in the living room and dining area. Crown moulding in living room, dining room and hallway. Freshlypainted and professionally cleaned. New roof in 2014. One pet per unit. Ideally situated; just a short walk to Moody Park, shopping and transit. Sorry no rentals. Two parking and one locker complete this home.

Downsizing? This may just be the perfect home for you. Nearly 1400 square feet of living space. This lovely home features an open kitchen, two large bedrooms, two baths, two large outdoor areas, quality engineered flooring in living and dining areas. Gas fireplace in living room facing Quayside Drive, so very little train noise. This immaculate home comes with its very own 127 square foot storage room and parking space, all on the third floor. Conveniently located; skytrain, transit, shopping, River Market and Boardwalk are just steps away. PLEASE NOTE: RENTALS & 2 PETS


with dining room open to large living room. Wrap around balcony access from the living room. Second bedroom has glass door to give extra light to living space. Master bedroom boasts separate access to private balcony, and walk through closet to cheater door for main bathroom. Lots of extra storage. Anola Place is conveniently located close to Brentwood Mall & Skytrain. Tennis Courts, Outdoor Pool, Storage, Pets Allowed, and laundry on every second floor.

You can't miss this adorable junior one bedroom in the heart of historic Sapperton-Brewery District. Laminate flooring in living and dining areas. Well designed kitchen features dark cabinetry, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. In suite laundry, electric fireplace. TWO PETS ALLOWED. RENTALS ALLOWED. Lovely cityscape view from living room and balcony. All this withinroughed in for heat pump, pre-wired for data, smart thermostat. Basement features 8' ceilings & has been mapped out for a suite. Double garage.

Not your usual one bedroom condo. This two level home is conveniently located within walking distance to shopping, skytrain, transit and downtown core. Walk score of 89. State of the art middle school across the street. Freshly painted throughout. Huge sun deck spanning the whole width of the condo. Main floor features living room, dining area, kitchen and in suite laundry . Down has bedroom and four piece bath and a large and very private patio area. Upgrades to the building include new decks, updated hallways, pipes, exterior & interior painting, and roof done in 2010. Two pets are welcome and NO RENTAL RESTRICTIONS.

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well tended two bedroom, one bath home is on the quiet & private side of Hillside Place. This condo has good quality laminate flooring throughout, gas fireplace in living room, eating area in kitchen and insuite storage. INSUITE LAUNDRY. Private patio off living room. Brand new fridge. Just steps from skytrain, New West Quay and Market, shopping and entertainment district. Sorry no rentals.

Delightful 3 bdrm plus den, lovely west-side rancher in a nice and quiet neighborhood and with a beautiful in-ground swimming pool and a huge patio and nice landscaping compounded with several mature palm trees in backyard for BBQ and entertainment of family and friends. Laminate flooring, tiled floors in kitchen and dining area, main hall and washroom. Most recent updates include, adding a 2 pc washroom,feel even more spacious and bright and giving way to a gorgeous view of the City and Fraser River. Great location with the skytrain, parks, schools, recreation, shopping and the Hospital all within walking distance. This fast developing, very popular neighbourhood near the Brewery District is the perfect place to call home!

Lots of lovely updates in this well laid out two bed, two bath home in Anchor Pointe at the New Westminster Quay. High quality wood floors in living and dining room. South facing balcony perfect for entertaining all year round. Stylish new carpets in both bedrooms. Updated kitchen features quartz counters and brand new stainless steel appliances. Very open floor plan. Gas fireplace in living room. Fabulous river views. Both baths have been updated with quartz counters,


new flooring and lighting. Recently painted throughout. Rentals allowed, sorry no pets allowed. All within walking distance to restaurants, shopping, entertainment, cafes, skytrain and much more.

Spacious one bedroom and den in sought after Anchor point. Den is large enough to be a 2nd bedroom. Quality laminate floors. Kitchen has updated counters with black appliances. French doors open to a very large den. Master bedroom has a four piece ensuite. There is also a three piece guest bath. Large balcony off living room, perfect for taking in the incredible Fraser River Views. Newer washer & dryer. Rentals allowed & no pets allowed. A great location just a short walk to Skytrain, transit, shopping and downtown entertainment district. Enjoy life at the Quay!!

Walking life style! Sky train, shopping, parks, thein the master. This home offers dark laminate flooring, stainless steel appliances, granite counters, eight foot ceilings and a large balcony. Perfectly located in the popular Glenbrooke North neighbourhood just steps from Safeway, transit and schools. Nearby parks; Terry Hughes Park, Queens Park and Sinclair Park. This home comes with a secure parking spot, storage locker & the balance of 2/5/10 warranty. Rentals & pets allowed.

Quay living at its best. Three levels, two bedrooms and a loft! This lovely home features a new kitchen with white cabinetry, quartz counters, undermount double sink and stainless steel appliances. Quality vinyl plank flooring on main, 400 sq ft rooftop deck off living room overlooking the mighty Fraser River and the boardwalk. Updated two piece bath on main floor. Spacious loft area


as well as a bit of a view of the Fraser River and snow capped mountains. Window over kitchen sink. Quality laminate floors throughout. New french doors in living room that open out to large patio area, perfect for summer entertaining. Insuite laundry & gas fireplace. Age restriction 19+. 2 pets (16 inches to shoulder or 44lbs max) & no rentals allowed. All located within steps to transit, Canada Games pool, Community Centre and Sapperton's local shops.

Fabulous two level townhome with open flex room above. This two bedroom, two and a half bath home has a reverse floor plan so that the main floor can take advantage of the spectacular river & snow capped mountain views. Main level entry opens onto a spacious foyer, large kitchen with newerto transit, shopping, trails, Cap U and everything that North Van has to offer. Mtnce fee includes cable TV and internet. Very well run and maintained complex. Here's your chance to get into the highly desirable North Shore at a great price!

Spacious two bedroom, two bath condo in the sought after Riviera complex. Fantastic open layout with awesome southern river views. New stainless steel appliances in kitchen, a beautiful gas fireplace and a large deck off of living room to take in the expansive view. Amenities include indoor pool, gym, library and a games room. TWO parking stalls, rentals & 2 pets allowed. Ideally located near transit, skytrain, shopping, boardwalk and all the entertainment district has to offer.

Asking price below the BC Assessment value. 2017 BC Assessment value


in the last few years. Great location, close to transit, shopping and downtown entertainment district. Pets are welcome, age restriction of 19+. Some notice required. First showings will start Dec 3 by appointment only. ***Call today to make an appointment***

Ideal situation; rentals and 2 pets allowed (18 inches max). Well looked after two bedroom and den in sought after Riviera. Pretty white kitchen with breakfast bar. Large Master bedroom with four piece ensuite as well as a four piece guest bathroom. Roomy living room and separate dining room, den off dining area. Insuite laundry, gas fireplace. Good sized deck off living room overlooking gardens and streetscape. Close to skytrain, bus routes, shopping & entertainment district.

Located in the heart of New Westminster’s Quay, this three bedroom condo features spaciousliving space throughout, a gas fireplace, two full baths, insuite laundry and great balcony space with mountain views to the east and partial river views, perfect for enjoying all year round. Amenities include a well-equipped gym, sauna, library, and community room. A perfect opportunity to make this home your own. Great active Strata, building was re-pipped in 2015. Rentals Allowed & no pets allowed. All within steps to all the Quay has to offer great local restaurants, cafes, shopping and transit.

Not your typical condo, what a great place this would be to call home. Lovely two bedroom, two bath home overlooking the lagoon and gardens. Updated kitchen features white cabinetry, quartz counters and stainless steel appliances. Three piece guest bath has been updated with new vanity and granite


a bright and spacious kitchen with s/s appliances, built-in wall oven and breakfast bar, and eating area with French doors out to huge patio. Perfect for entertaining! Master bedroom with vaulted ceiling and walk-in closet. This home has tons of storage below, in unfinished basement/crawlspace, and above, with handy drop down attic ladder for easy access. The private backyard oasis with large deck, new hot tub within a gazebo with California shutters, 2 sheds, newer fence + lane access! Roof, windows, and hot water tank have all been replaced. Easy access to Lougheed and Hwy 1.

Same owners since 1988! Over 5300 sqft, south facing lot. Located in a quiet Cul-De-Sac in lower Citadel. Large kitchen and eating area combination, plenty of counters, and the bay windowabove the Kitchenlevel large den which can be used as a third bedroom. Large laundry area, crawlspace, one block to skytrain, shop, school.

Plaza 88 is located in the Riverside neighborhood of New Westminster, and is just steps away from New West's waterfront, Westminster Quay Public Market and SkyTrain. It is integrated with the Skytrain station and big shopping mall.

Here you go, 3 bedroom split entry home backing onto greenspace! Oak kitchen with nice newer black appliances, laminate floors with a large living room/dining room for entertaining. Basement is unfinished and roughed in for a second bathroom. Oversized garage for your larger toys and workshop for dad in the back. Nice quiet neighbourhood. All this makes ita perfect place to call home!

Very bright with a very spacious layout plan. Enjoy the


two bedrooms and two baths. Large kitchen has plenty of counter space, cabinetry, and stylish black appliances. Quality laminate flooring on main. Second bedroom has a window seat with storage. Master bedroom has a three piece ensuite. Gas fireplace in livingroom with sliders leading out to balcony, perfect for entertaining. Insuite laundry, lots of closets and storage, double tandem garage. Close to shopping, transit and Queensborough Landing.

One of the nicest buildings at the fabulous New Westminster Quay. This elegant home features 2 bedrooms plus den, 2 bathrooms and 1400 sq ft. The large kitchen has been updated with white cabinetry, newer appliances, and tile backsplash. Access to spacious south facing balcony from both bedrooms and living room. Entertaining size dining area. Very easy access to skytrain, bus routes,very popular New West Quay. This beautifully updated home features engineered hardwood floors, overheight ceilings, crown mouldings. Kitchen features updated cabinetry, granite counters, wall oven and cook-top and spacious eating area. Large den on main floor. Upper floor features two large bedrooms, each with their own bathroom. Master bedroom also has an electric fireplace. Gas fireplace in living room. Two side by side parking, pets are welcome, as are rentals. Conveniently located near transit, skytrain, shopping & entertainment district.

Don't miss out on this sweet 2 bedroom home with insuite laundry! Perfect for the first time buyer or investor. Updates include quality laminate flooring throughout and stylish bathroom. Kitchen has a new floor and new appliances. Gas fireplace in living room has been given modern new look. Huge new


deck with peek-a-boo view to the Quay and Fraser River. Upgrades to the building include new decks, hallways, pipes, exterior and interior painted, carpets and roof replaced in 2010. 2 dogs/cats and rentals allowed, 1 parking & locker. Walk score of 89! Steps to bus routes, New West skytrain station, new Middle School opening in September and downtown New West's restaurants, pubs & grocery stores.

Here's your chance to own a detached home at an affordable price! 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, over 2000 sq ft of living space on 2 levels sitting on a 4000 sq ft lot. Lots of updates: double glazed windows in living room, dining room, basement, bedrooms and bathrooms. Hot water tank replaced in 2010. Roof just 3 years old. Quality laminate flooring in livingroom, hallway and bedrooms. Gas fireplace in living room installed in 2015. 3 bedrooms on the main floor plus a 1 bedroom mortgage helper down. Large kitchen and dining area. Single garage. Quiet and convenient location and just minutes to Coquitlam Centre, Douglas College, Lafarge Lake, transit, recreation, entertainment and parks.

The perfect starter home in a solid concrete building. This one bedroom home has quality laminate floors in the living room. The kitchen features a new floor and slate countertops. Bathroom has been updated with a stylish sink and toilet. Lots of windows, so plenty of natural light. Nice deck off the living room overlooking an outdoor heated pool and gardens. Close to major Shopping Centre, transit, skytrain, the Quay & entertainment district. Easy access to Stewardson Way,


Canada Way & Queensborough Bridge. Walk score of 87!

Welcome to one of the most beautiful streets in New West situated in prestigious Queen's Park! 1st time on the market in nearly 40 years. Over 2300 sq ft of living space on 2 levels. Main floor offers huge living room with wood burning fireplace, separate spacious dining room, 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Single garage and beautiful private south facing fully fenced backyard. Lot is 37 ft x 132 ft: 4884 sq ft. Steps to Queen's Park, bus routes, Canada Games Pool, Herbert Spencer Elementary and Glenbrook Middle Schools. Quick walk to all of Uptown New West's variety of amenities.

Spacious and bright one bedroom in a well run building, conveniently located in Uptown New Westminster. Kitchen has a newerviews, perfect for watching the firework displays. Building has been re-piped, has a new roof, new elevator and new common area flooring. Laundry on each floor. Walk Score of 99!

Waterfront living at the fabulous Westminster Quay. Rarely available two bedroom and den, two bath, ground floor home in sought after Dockside. California shutters across the front windows. Kitchen has been updated with white cabinets, stylish backsplash and counters. Building has recently gone through an extensive upgrade including balconies, exterior painting, 2 new elevators, hallways & lobby. Spacious patio, perfect for entertaining and watching the world go by. Just minutes to skytrain, transit, shopping, entertainment district, River Market & Pier Park. 2 pets & BBQs allowed. Sorry, no rentals allowed. 1 parking stall and visitor parking. Walk Score of


three level home in sought-after, family friendly, Queen's Park. This classical revival house, of which there are only three left, features three bedrooms, two bathrooms and is tucked away on a quiet street. Highlights include Douglas fir floors, original Victorian mouldings, high ceilings, all new high-end kitchen appliances, new counters & sink, quaint eating area in the kitchen, classic claw-foot tub on main floor bathroom & newer 3 piece bathroom downstairs. Formal and intimate dining room. Gas fireplace in spacious living room. Beautiful French doors open onto a lovely brick patio & garden in a fenced and picturesque rear yard. Half a block from beautiful Queen's Park & Sullivan Park, perfect for lots of family fun! A true gem!

Your chance to buy into the Quay lifestyle. Lovely onethe perimeter of building and new landscaping. Roof is approximately 8 years old and the building has been re-piped. Amenities include a pool & hot tub that were just recently refurbished, gym & workshop. Just steps to shopping, transit, and skytrain. Sorry no rentals, but pets allowed. Walk score of 87!

The river and boardwalk views from this suite are nothing but short of spectacular. Quality laminate flooring in living room, dining room, and hallway. Wall to wall windows, offering a view from every room. Gas fireplace in the living room and insuite laundry. Freshly painted throughout. Steps to shopping, transit, skytrain, parks and entertainment district. Pets are welcome, three rentals allowed. Come and enjoy the amazing Quay lifestyle. Walk Score of 81!

The perfect home for the first time


buyer or empty nester in sunny South Surrey! This rancher features 2 bedrooms, 4 piece master ensuite plus a 3 piece guest bath. Sliders off the dining room lead to a private patio, as well as sliders off living room which look out to a very pretty and private fenced rear yard. One year old Valour gas fireplace in the living room. Updated appliances in the kitchen and a 1 year old Whirlpool washer/dryer set. Single attached garage. Conveniently located with easy access to Semiahmoo Shopping Centre, recreation & transit.

Lovely three bedroom, two bath home in sought after McNally Creek. Features a large kitchen with plenty of cupboards and storage, plus an eating area. Vaulted ceiling in living room and two gas fireplaces in the home. Family homeoff kitchen with sliders to a large private fenced yard & patio area, perfect for family barbeques & entertaining. Double garage. Roof was replaced in 2007, hot water tank in 2013. Nothing to do but move in and enjoy! Situated on a perfect corner lot, one of the largest in the subdivision (7621 SqFt).

Worry free living comes with this very affordable and well-kept home at The Plaza. Features include large white kitchen that had a complete update just six years ago. Six year old washer/dryer and roof. Nicely situated near the rear of the park and across from the greenbelt. Large covered deck off the kitchen is perfect for barbequing and entertaining. No shortage of storage, this home has three storage areas, one with power. One small pet


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Former GOP campaign strategist Steve Schmidt said Monday that conservative media figures such as Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin have "blood on their hands" in the aftermath of the Saturday shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue that claimed 11 lives.

"The propaganda industry that [Kellyanne Conway Kellyanne Elizabeth ConwaySpecial counsel investigating DeVos for potential Hatch Act violation: report George and Kellyanne Conway honor Ginsburg Trump carries on with rally, unaware of Ginsburg's death MORE] commands, with the vile president that she serves, abetted by Mark Levin and Rush Limbaugh and Breitbart and NewsBusters and Judicial Watch and all the rest of them, have blood on their hands for the incitements that they have made that have triggered and radicalized these crazy people," Schmidt said on MSNBC Monday, in regards tofirst game on Feb. 23 at 1 p.m. when the Arizona Hotshots take on the Salt Lake Stallions.

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And if you miss a game, all AAF games distributed through B/R Live will be available on demand.

"This is a true partnership and The Alliance will have our full support in the distribution of its live game coverage and content across the Turner Sports portfolio," Lenny Daniels, president of Turner Sports, said in a release.

The leadership behind the Alliance of American Football includes TV and film producer and director Charlie Ebersol, longtime NFL front office executive Bill Polian, and former Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowlers and Super Bowl champions Hines Ward and Troy Polamalu.

Ebersol, the co-founder and CEO of the Alliance, said in a release:

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has always been, and will always be, to create an Alliance of players, fans and the game. Joining forces with world-class partners like Turner Sports allows us to keep our mission moving forward and reach thousands of sports fans across their Turner family of platforms. Turner's focus on providing high-quality live event programming and their commitment to digital with B/R Live, fits seamlessly into our distribution model, and ultimately offers fans the opportunity to watch more football."

In its first season, the AAF will feature eight teams with rosters of 52 players. Teams will be based in Orlando, Atlanta, Memphis, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Birmingham, San Antonio and Phoenix.

The 10-week regular season schedule will end with a championship game at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas on Aprilschools in Jaboka, two for boys and two for girls. There is also a Baharia Foundation College (BFC), found on 15 April 2013, and a private school affiliated with the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF), Shaheen-e-Millat Model Secondary School, established in 1994.

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However, when the two co-operating means are(SportsNetwork.com) - The last time the Los Angeles Kings faced the New Jersey
Devils, goaltender Jonathan Quick helped lift them to their first Stanley Cup
championship by outdueling veteran Martin Brodeur.

Both teams will have a different look in net on Friday night when the Kings
and Devils meet for the first time since the 2012 Finals.

The Devils won both of their meetings with the Kings during that regular
season, but Los Angeles got the best of New Jersey in the championship round
with a six-game victory. The clubs did not meet last season due to the
lockout-influenced schedule.

Quick won't get a chance to play in this rematch as he is out indefinitely
because of a grade-2 groin strain, while Brodeur is expected to sit out
tonight and start Saturday's meeting with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Cory
Schneider will


get the call in net tonight for New Jersey.

The Kings lost Quick to his groin injury late in Tuesday's shootout loss in
Buffalo to begin a four-game road trip, but used a three-goal third period to
best the New York Islanders 3-2 last night.

Ben Scrivens got the start in net and made 23 saves, while Slava Voynov,
Tanner Pearson and Tyler Toffoli all scored goals in the Kings' third victory
in four games. They wrap their road trip on Sunday versus the New York
Rangers.

"We struggled in those first two periods and knew we had to come out strong in
the third," said Pearson, who made his NHL debut after being recalled on
Wednesday. "We got that first one there and things kind of rolled from there."

Pearson and Toffoli, who has three goals and fourassists in five games since
being recalled from the minors, have helped overcome injuries to Jeff Carter,
Jarret Stoll and Kyle Clifford. Defenseman Matt Greene is also out.

Scrivens has never before faced the Devils. He could get the start again
tonight and is being backed up by 23-year-old Martin Jones, who has never
played in an NHL game.

The Devils also have won three of their last four and got 33 saves from
Brodeur in Tuesday's 3-2 win over the Rangers. Ryan Carter scored twice and
Dainius Zubrus netted the game-winner with 2:55 left in regulation.

"Defensively we've been doing well," Brodeur said of the team's recent
success. "We just have to keep that up and now we're adding a little offense
to our game so that's always a pretty good recipe."

New Jersey overcame the loss of defenseman


QUNEITRA, SYRIA—Ahmad Kaboul has big shoes to fill. Earlier this summer, his childhood friend and commanding officer of the Golan Brigade, Majed Hamoud, was killed by Jabhat Al Nusra, Syria’s al Qaeda affiliate, which now goes by the name Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham.

Founded as one of the dizzying array of fighting units in Syria’s six-year civil war, the genesis of the Golan Brigade was one of the most remarkable. The brigade was established in 2014 by Syrian fighters who had defected from the Free Syrian Army rebel group after they made a shocking discovery: their unit had been coordinating with the Israelis.

After switching sides to support the Syrian government, they witnessed the Israeli military providing direct air cover for attacks launched against them by Al Qaeda. The Israelis eventried to kill Majed on several occasions before Al Qaeda’s Syrian franchise, Nusra, finally did him in.

This July, I met veterans of the Golan Brigade and heard their stories. They painted a picture of the war that stood almost entirely at odds with the dominant narrative of the conflict spun out in Western mainstream media. And this is perhaps why they have received so little attention.

The Golan Brigade is one of four battalions that comprises Syria’s National Defense Forces (NDF), a coalition of paramilitary groups formed in mid-2012 to recruit and organize non-soldier citizens who wanted to fight as volunteers against the armed insurgency that was overrunning the country. Those who joined come from all backgrounds, including retired military personnel, young men who weren’t eligible for conscription because


they were the only son in the family, and even a dentist.

Ahmad was Majed’s right-hand man and now he is his replacement. He’s 28, but looks 22. With his shy demeanor and soft eyes, it’s hard to believe he now leads a brigade of over 300 fighters.

The defectors

Majed, the founding leader of the Golan Brigade, was a former bodybuilding champion who defected from the Syrian army in 2011 due to mistreatment from his superior officers. “He was angry about the corruption in the Syrian army,” Majed’s father told me at a Golan Brigade outpost in Majed’s hometown of Khan Arnabah, located by the separation fence with Israel.

Majed joined the FSA out of spite and encouraged other guys from his village to do the same. Ahmad had also beendealing with mistreatment by his superior officers after being injured by shrapnel at the T4 oil pipelines near Homs where he was stationed. Ahmad told me he defected to the FSA out of anger and because he was caught up in the revolutionary fervor sweeping the region at the time.

For two years Majed and Ahmad fought against the Syrian Army in an FSA unit called Liwa al-Mutassim Bilaa. They launched attacks in the towns and villages that run along the separation barrier with the Israeli occupied side of the Golan Heights. But over time Majed and Ahmad became disillusioned with the corruption and shadiness they witnessed among the loose coalition of FSA divisions they fought alongside. The last straw came when they discovered the FSA’s relationship with the


UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF), the peacekeeping mission responsible for monitoring the 1974 ceasefire line between Israeli and Syrian forces in the Golan Heights, has documented dozens of interactions between Israeli and Syrian insurgents. It is also an open secret that the Israelis have been providing medical treatment to insurgents, including al Qaeda and possibly ISIS fighters, in Israeli hospitals and then sending them back into battle against government-controlled areas.

According to an investigative report by journalist Nour Samaha, Israel has dramatically expanded its support to include “facilitating cross-border travel for residents into Israel, regular deliveries of food, clothing, construction equipment and educational materials, airstrikes on pro-government positions and the establishment of an Israeli-backed opposition faction in rebel-held southern Syria.”

Soon after learning of Israel’s involvement with the FSA, Majedstruck up a relationship with the head of the National Defense Forces, who had been reaching out to Syrian army defectors in an attempt at reconciliation. The leader of the NDF, who asked not to be named, told me he became very fond of Majed. For eight months the two communicated over the phone, building up a trusting relationship. It wasn’t easy. Majed’s brother had been imprisoned by the government and the NDF leader’s brother had been killed in an ambush by the FSA. But with time they grew close and after intense negotiations with the security apparatus, Majed decided to defect from the FSA and join the NDF as head of the Golan Brigade in Khan Arnabah.

“It was the first real reconciliation in the whole Syrian conflict.


It was completely organic,” said the head of the NDF.

They created four battalions. Majed was the leader of the first battalion which was responsible for the towns of Khan Arnabah and Jeba. And he convinced many of those in his FSA faction, around 40 people, to defect with him to the NDF. They all received amnesty from the government. Majed’s main argument was that they were duped, that this wasn’t a real revolution and that foreign hands were behind the FSA, with the most unacceptable being Israel’s. As young men from the Golan, an area of Syria that remains occupied by Israel, Israel’s support for the FSA was particularly objectionable. About ten people remained with the FSA and were absorbed by other opposition units, recalled Ahmad. The GolanBrigade has since swollen to around 300 people in Majed’s battalion and some 1,500 overall.

ISIS headquartered on Israel’s border, Israeli air support for Al Qaeda

The Israelis tried to kill Majed on at least two occasions in targeted airstrikes but failed, according to Golan Brigade militiamen. What the Israelis couldn’t accomplish, Al Qaeda did.

In June, a Syrian member of Jabhat al Nusra from the Daraa neighborhood of Nawa, Mohammad Abdul Hamid al Mitheab, followed Majed into the office of one of his colleagues. Wearing an army uniform and a backpack filled with explosives, the attacker blew himself up, killing Majed.

Those I spoke with who knew Majed expressed affection for him, describing him as charismatic, tough and extremely persuasive. People in Khan Arnabah referred to him in terms reserved for


ECB, BoE easing signals send shares and bonds higher

LONDON (Reuters) - Clear signals of looser policy ahead from central banks in the UK and Europe on Thursday sent the euro to a five-week low, lifted bond prices and gave a boost to share markets.

An employee of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) works at the bourse in Tokyo June 13, 2013. REUTERS/Toru Hanai

The statements by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England were aimed at supporting their economies in the face of a withdrawal by the U.S. Federal Reserve from its money-printing program.

“Both the ECB and the Bank of England are trying to offset the changes the Fed is seen making,” said Ned Rumpeltin, head of G10 FX strategy at Standard Chartered.

The diverging policy outlook on eitherto interact with biologically-sensitive material, the polysiloxane backbones present in between, and the alkyl disulfide chains stay close to the gold surface. However, when toluene is used as a solvent to prepare the polymeric monolayer, a lot of PEG side chains are buried under the polysiloxane backbones. At the same time, the surface coverage and packing density of the resulting polymeric monolayer are limited. These architectural problems are induced by the solvent effect on the organization of the PEG side chains and polysiloxane backbones. As a consequence, the nonspecific adsorption increases due to the exposed hydrophobic polysiloxane backbones and the defects in the polymeric monolayer, and the specific binding decreases because parts of the functional groups (active ester) are buried under the polysiloxane backbones.
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the world at the time – had recently stopped accepting wire transfers from Citibank.

Davincij15 cited a news article claiming that Citibank was stopping transfers to Mt. Gox. Davincij15 saw this as a sign of the end and urged users to withdraw bitcoins from the exchange.

We know what happened next: Mt. Gox collapsed. Users lost funds. The exchange had been insolvent for months. Various hacks had drained Mt. Gox’s reserves. It was one of the biggest disasters in bitcoin history – and Davincij15 apparently avoided it.

…And the Same Guy Who Urged Users to Sell Bitcoin in December 2017

The prophetic calls continue for Davincij15. In December 2017, Davincij15 was one of a handful of bitcoin users urging investors to book their profits and avoid buying bitcoin at its current price.

YouStrict controls would be "a necessity" to minimise the risk of spills and leaks from any future UK shale gas industry, according to new research.

The recommendation comes from scientists who have investigated the possible risk of spills from well sites and tankers used to transport chemicals and contaminated fluids to and from fracking sites.

The research, by the ReFINE (Researching Fracking in Europe) consortium, jointly led by Durham and Newcastle universities, estimated the potential for spills from any future UK shale gas industry by examining data related to the UK's milk and fuel transportation industries and from the oil and gas industry in parts of the USA.

Tens to hundreds of well sites might be needed in the UK, with hundreds to thousands of wells being drilled over several years


and the public has expressed concerns about the effects on the environment including the potential for leaks to pollute land, surface water and groundwater.

"Given the highlighted risks of spills from shale gas operations, mitigation methods are a necessity.

"If a shale industry is to go forward in the UK, or across Europe, appropriate strategies need to be in place to minimise the risk of spills associated with well site activities and the transportation, handling, storage and disposal of hydraulic fracturing related fluids."

For example, to mitigate against spills on the road the researchers highlight the importance of regular vehicle inspections and maintenance; specialised training and instruction for drivers; and appropriate driving schedules and routes.

Professor Richard Davies, Newcastle University, who leads the ReFINE project, said: "Our research on shale gas continuesto follow up on the questions members of the public have raised about fracking. Our new research informs government, industry and the public on how likely spillage would be.

"This is timely as fracking is now recommencing onshore in the UK after it was halted because of fracking-induced earthquakes in 2011."

The research work was part of a larger project called M4ShaleGas (Measuring, Monitoring, Mitigating and Managing the environmental impact of shale gas), funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.

ReFINE is led jointly by Durham and Newcastle universities and is primarily funded by Ineos, with contributions from the Natural Environment Research Council, Environment Agency and the EU.

Working closely with a global network of leading scientists and institutions, ReFINE focuses on researching the potential risks of shale


Postgraduate Program

The UBC Family Practice Residency Program is resourced, coordinated, and supported through the Department of Family Practice. It is a two-year program accredited by the College of Family Physicians of Canada.

We use a distributed model of education, whereby training is delivered at 19 sites across British Columbia, ranging from large urban centres to rural regions.

Residents prepare for evidence-based practice by gaining direct experience working in hospital and community-based settings, and by engaging in a wide variety of scholarly activities.

Midwifery Program

UBC offers the only Midwifery Program in western Canada. The program functions as an independent unit within the Department of Family Practice.

Students complete several clinical placements across the province, including at least one placement in a rural setting. The four-year undergraduate degree prepares graduates for direct entry intoPANAGYURISHTE, (BM) – Your briefly report on December 19 in last six hours from BulgarianMilitary.com:

The Russian Navy and the Syrian Navy conducted the first joint exercises in the Mediterranean.

As the head of the exercises, Rear Admiral Alexander Yuldashev, stated that all the goals of the maneuvers were achieved. According to him, during the exercises non-standard methods and tactics were used, including measures to deceive the enemy.

Tartus Maxim Zabolotsky, Head of the Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Service (RCHS) of the base, noted the high coordination of the work of the military of the two countries.

“The conditions for fulfilling the task of the military personnel of the Russian Federation and the SAR were difficult and tense, but with joint and skillful coordinated actions, we coped with the task,” RIA


Novosti reports the words of Zabolotsky.

According to him, according to the legend of the exercises, conditional terrorists used a poisonous substance on the territory of the base point. The military carried out an indication of the substance, notified the troops of chemical contamination, designated the contaminated area at the border and decontaminated the area.

Iron Dome intercepts another rocket from Gaza

The Iron Dome Israeli missile defense system successfully intercepted a missile launched from the Gaza Strip that night, while the IDF air force retaliated against a Hamas weapons plant. This is reported by The Times of Israel.

It is also noted that due to the shelling, the fishing zone off the coast of the Gaza Strip was reduced to 10 miles. This rocket attack is not the first incident ofIf you’ve ever had milk, you’re probably familiar with the work of Louis Pasteur, the 19th-century French chemist and biologist. He prevented diseases, developing a process — widely known as pasteurization — for killing microbes in milk and wine. He also created vaccines for rabies and anthrax. And his ideas led to the acceptance of germ theory, the notion that tiny organisms caused diseases like cholera. Pasteur even helped us brew better beer.

“He’s considered the benefactor of mankind,” said Joseph Gal, a chemist and professor emeritus at the University of Colorado.

But before all that, Pasteur was an artist. And without his early creative explorations, he may not have made one of his most monumental, but least talked about, discoveries in science, one with far-reaching implications.

In a paper published


arguments dated back to the days of GH scarcity:
 Everyone agrees on the nature and diagnosis of severe GH deficiency, but what are the edges and variations?
 How should marked constitutional delay be distinguished from partial GH deficiency?
 To what extent is "normal shortness" a matter of short children naturally making less growth hormone?
 Can a child make GH in response to a stimulation test but fail to make enough in "daily life" to grow normally?
 If a stimulation test is used to define deficiency, what GH cutoff should be used to define normal?

It was the ethical questions that were new. Is GH not a wise use of finite healthcare resources, or is the physician’s primary responsibility to the patient? If GH is given to most extremely shortthe world’s yoga capital, Rishikesh.

Rishikesh, India – A Global Yoga Capital

Rishikesh (also known as Hrishikesh) is a town in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun District of India. The yoga capital of India has mythological associations with Lord Rama and Laxmana from the epic Ramayana. Rishikesh is known as the yoga capital of the world because it is the birthplace of traditional yoga and has literally hundreds of yoga training institutes and ashramas all across.

Rishikesh is quite famous for yoga teacher training schools and every month thousands of international yoga enthusiasts come here to brush up their yoga skills and become trained yoga teachers.

Why Rishikesh for yoga – Quick answer

Rishikesh is the birthplace of yoga and this reason is only enough for yogis to reach the holy town and learn traditional yoga.

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serious humanitarian emergency."

Tensions between Israel and Palestine have steadily increased in recent weeks following the murder of three Israeli teenagers, whose bodies were discovered June 30. The day of their funeral, the body of a Palestinian teenager was found, whose death was seen as a retaliation killing.

Israel and Palestinian organization Hamas, seen as a terrorist group whom Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faulted for murder of the three Jewish teenagers, have continued to exchange rocket and mortar fire despite numerous calls for a ceasefire.

The Vatican statement reveals that in his phone conversations with President Peres and President Abbas, Pope Francis assured of "his ceaseless prayer and that of all the Church for peace in the Holy Land."

"He reminded the presidents, whom he considers to be men ofpeace and seekers of peace, of the need to continue to pray and endeavor to ensure that all the interested parties and those who hold political office at local and international level work to bring an end to hostilities, making efforts to promote a truce, peace and reconciliation in the hearts of those involved."

According to BBC News, Gaza officials report that roughly 267 Palestinians - mostly civilians - have died since the start of the wider Israeli operation July 8, while one Israeli has been killed and several seriously injured.

Last night Israel launched a ground offensive, sending thousands of troops into Gaza on foot who were backed by both tanks and artillery fire.

Among the at least 24 Palestinians and one Israeli soldier who have been killed since the


launch of the ground attack are three Palestinian children, who were killed by Israeli tank fire in the north of Gaza, BBC reports.

Pope Francis' personal phone call to the presidents follows a June 8 Invocation for Peace held in the Vatican Gardens that gathered all three together along with the Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartolomeo I.

Pope Francis also made a desperate plea for peace during his Sunday Angleus address July 13, urging all parties and "those who have political responsibility at local and international levels to spare a prayer and make some effort to put an end to all hostilities and to achieve the desired peace for the good of all."

"Now, Lord, help us! Grant us peace, teach us peace, guide us toward peace. Open our eyes and ourembrace this concept. There are lots of different reasons for this, not least of which is the lack of funds or different priorities for their investments.
But in Montreal, we've found a really virtuous example of this approach. Cégep Marie-Victorin, a public college in north-eastern Montreal with more than 4,000 students has rolled out a number of large-scale development projects since 2008, all with the intention of upgrading their learning environment. Bolstered also by their educational offer with a wide range of programmes, some of which are artistic in nature - graphic design, interior design visual arts - the college boldly drew on its own resources and in 2017-2018 a team of professional experts and creative students worked together on three renovation and design projects.
The work targeted the pool,


locker rooms and gym and the goal was to create a well-defined sports environment, complying with environmental, structural and functional regulations for the swimming pool, and at the same time ensuring that it would meet the various needs of the student community and the general public, for the locker rooms and gym.
The standout features of the swimming pool are the oversized swimmer printed on the walls and the large windows facing onto the pool. This is more than just an aesthetic choice; it's also a creative and efficient way of filtering daylight and reducing the amount of light that reflects in the water, drawing attention to the sheer size of the space and making it more comfortable for users.
The redesign of the locker rooms was based on threethemes: flexibility, organisation and functionality. Mobile panels are used to make the spaces as flexible as possible, turning them into one, two or three locker rooms, as required. What's more, two large windows give views onto both the gym and the swimming pool, thereby making the locker rooms the focal point of the sports centre.
In the gym, the main wall is covered in printed images of Cégep Marie-Victorin athletes, lit by both carefully selected lighting fixtures and by the daylight filtering through from the swimming pool entrance. The gym has become a space that showcases the talent of some of the athletes, and also promotes sports at the university. The effect is spectacular, and it immediately makes visitors aware of how important sport is to the institution as


well as being a tribute to the athletes themselves.
The project also focused on really bold graphic signage in the transition areas (stairs, hallways, mezzanines) making it easy for people to find their way from one space to the next.
The three interventions remained true to the values of Cégep Marie-Victorin, combining the interior design and graphic design skills of students and employees from the college itself, so they were highly engaged in the process, and proud and happy to contribute to this result, which has improved the environments both

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Melak-Aoreth, the "Skin-King"

Excerpt from the book introduction:

The Hebrew Scriptures, if not so ancient as was once supposed, are sufficiently venerable and valuable to deserve a more perfect and liberal translation than any we now possess. Great as are the difficulties of a translation, and these cannot be wholly overcome, there is no satisfactory excuse to the truth-seeker for some of the short-coming now presented.Throughout the narrative portions especially there is a narrowness of interpretation arising from ignorance, or from the exclusion of the religious practices and language of contemporary peoples. The invaluable services of Gesenius himself, which have contributed so freely to Bible exegesis, are painfully


defective for that he relies almost entirely on Arabic and Syrian for his philology and even treats the Ethiopic and the Greek with far more consideration than he does the Chaldean, while he slights the Egyptian almost wholly. It is true that these latter languages have received their largest attention since Gesenius began his labors, but the Rosetta stone and Champollion had begun to reveal the riches of the Egyptian lore during the life of Gesenius, and the contiguity of Palestine and Egypt, to say naught of their alleged historic association, should have moved the learned linguist in that direction.The laborers who have wrought the ponderous tomes of Webster and Worcester are perhaps more culpable than Gesenius since they set or follow the fashion of going even tothe Hindoos for their radicals and analogs, and refer scores of times to Icelandic or Welsh for these and scarcely once to Egyp- tian or even Hebrew; seeming to forget that it is to the peoples of the Levant and the Euphrates that we are mainly indebted for our religion and literature, and to them also for the descriptive and technical branches of the languages of southern Europe and of Britain.Section ISection IISection IIISection IVSection VSection VISection VIISection VIIISection IXSection XI The Curious Narrative of the CrucifixionII What was the Offense of Jesus.III The Silence of Paul as to the Life of JesusIV The Silence of Jesus as to his birthV The Failure of Jesus to Impress HimselfVI Silence of the Epistles as to the LogiaVII The Resurrection


of the federal government’s rules, including those on grass height, are aimed at protecting the sage grouse, an awkward, barrel-chested bird that has an oddly central role in land management because it is seen as a proxy for landscape health.

Since the 1970s, unpopular federal diktats have convulsed the American west in episodic (and bloodless) revolts waged by so-called sagebrush rebels. Today, fresh trouble is brewing, fuelled by Barack Obama’s green-minded presidency, the venom of the 2016 election and social media. “The new variants tend to cling to their guns and are a little more ragged at the edges,” says Eric Herzik, a political science professor at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Tensions flared in a 2014 stand-off between officials and the gun-toting supporters of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancherget on the soapbox, decrying every suspected doper in the game. He was obsessed with outing the cheat. Now, first assistant to the most suspect trainer in years. I guess the getting a healthy check every week softens his obsession.

He has suddenly appeared in Maine driving for trainer Kandace Schooley.

How did an Iowa bred and raised girl like Kandy get to Maine?She still has a lot of family (McDanel) in Iowa.One hard working tough gal.Raised in the corn fields graduated to the Stanley Dancer stable, and then several years in IL./KY.Is Jim the husband with her?

A few months back I read that someone called a certain young driver a "bright young kid" and boy oh boy, I met this particular driver and that label HAD to be in


Snapshots normally capture narrow slices of time, but photographer Michael Chrisman preserved an entire year. He aimed a pinhole camera at Toronto's skyline and exposed the photosensitive paper inside on January 1, 2011. He then closed the aperture precisely one year later.The latest design plans for Nashville's most ambitious development project reveal a complex new downtown district anchored by Amazon's office campus and an entertainment district similar to L.A. Live.

The 25-story Grand Hyatt hotel will be the first tenant to open in the fall, in the 17-acre Nashville Yards development. Two office towers for an Amazon operations hub are also well under construction.

But most of the site work is now focused on new streets and ground-level infrastructure.

San Diego-based Southwest Value Partners expects to spend $1 billion to create the district in the next few years.

Keep up with the latest development news: Get the Tennessean app

The entire project, which includes new street designs with pedestrian plazas, stretches from Broadway to Church Street. It will be fronted by a 1.3-acre park


glassy skyscrapers and colorful signs will greet visitors entering downtown on the west side.

An upper 10th Avenue will be created for pedestrians to walk along rows of shops and restaurants on the lower levels of the project's various towers. Drivers can access the parking garage and pick-up and drop-off areas at lower 10th Avenue.

"The juxtaposition of the matte (parking) structure and high gloss of the epoxy and painted finishes help to bridge the gap between the various styles of architecture," the design plan states.

Along the avenue, a mixed-use tower with residential lofts and shops will neighbor Grand Hyatt. Residents there will have easy access to the park, a boardwalk connecting Broadway and Church Street, and a private pool deck.

Two towers for "creative offices" and retail shops will standnext to that.

Amazon's office campus is on the other side of Church Street at 10th Avenue. Employees will have access to a dog park and can bring pets to work at the so-called Operations Center of Excellence.

A sprawling entertainment district is planned directly behind the line of 10th Avenue towers.

Entertainment destination

Anschutz Entertainment Group and MGM Resorts International plan to build a 4,000-seat music venue, club, bowling alley, movie theater, hotel and shops.

The entertainment district will match design concepts throughout Nashville Yards with brick and glass facades, according to the design renderings.

"A large pedestrian plaza at the center of the block will accommodate scheduled events as well as pedestrian activation associated with the ground floor retail," the plan states. "The lower two levels will include dense retail with an


544 pages | 9 color plates, 51 halftones | 6 x 9 | © 2016

Today, a scientific explanation is not meant to ascribe agency to natural phenomena: we would not say a rock falls because it seeks the center of the earth. Even for living things, in the natural sciences and often in the social sciences, the same is true. A modern botanist would not say that plants pursue sunlight. This has not always been the case, nor, perhaps, was it inevitable. Since the seventeenth century, many thinkers have made agency, in various forms, central to science.

The Restless Clock examines the history of this principle, banning agency, in the life sciences. It also tells the story of dissenters embracing the opposite idea: that agency is essential to nature.The story begins with the automata of early modern Europe, as models for the new science of living things, and traces questions of science and agency through Descartes, Leibniz, Lamarck, and Darwin, among many others. Mechanist science, Jessica Riskin shows, had an associated theology: the argument from design, which found evidence for a designer in the mechanisms of nature. Rejecting such appeals to a supernatural God, the dissenters sought to naturalize agency rather than outsourcing it to a “divine engineer.” Their model cast living things not as passive but as active, self-making machines.

The conflict between passive- and active-mechanist approaches maintains a subterranean life in current science, shaping debates in fields such as evolutionary biology, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence. This history promises not only to inform such debates,


What did Marcus Aurelius learn from his Stoic teachers? We have many references to his philosophical teachers, especially Stoics, who provided him with living role-models of virtue. So what did he find most praiseworthy and admirable in these men? Marcus tells us, in particular, that they provided him with examples of integrity, patience, and self-mastery, but also cheerfulness, kindness, gentleness and forgiveness, all of which were also important Stoic traits.

The opening sentence of the Historia Augusta states that Marcus Aurelius “throughout his whole life, was a man devoted to philosophy and was a man who surpassed all emperors in the integrity of his life.” We’re told he was an earnest child who, as soon as he was old enough to be handed over from the care of hisnurses to “notable instructors”, embarked on his study of philosophy.

He studied philosophy intensely, even when he was still a boy. When he was twelve years old he embraced the dress of a philosopher, and later, the endurance – studying in a Greek cloak and sleeping on the ground. However, (with some difficulty) his mother persuaded him to sleep on a couch spread with skins. He was also tutored by Apollonius of Chalcedon, the Stoic philosopher […]

These were the typical attire and practices of philosophers in the ancient Socratic tradition, particularly the Cynics and Stoics. As we’ll see below, Marcus himself suggests the idea for sleeping on a camp-bed and adopting other aspects of the “Greek training” came from Diognetus, his painting tutor. Marcus was seventeen years old when


Antoninus Pius adopted him into the imperial family, so it’s implied that at this age he was already studying Stoicism under Apollonius of Chalcedon. The history continues:

Furthermore, his zeal for philosophy was so great that, even after he joined the imperial family, he still used to go to Apollonius’ house for instruction. He also attended the lectures of Sextus of Chaeronea (Plutarch’s nephew), Junius Rusticus, Claudius Maximus and Cinna Catulus – all Stoics. He went to lectures by Claudius Severus too, as he was attracted to the Peripatetic School. But it was chiefly Junius Rusticus, whom he admired and followed – a man acclaimed in both private and public life and extremely well practised in the Stoic discipline.

Marcus praises his Stoic teachers’ virtues in the first chapter ofto let go? This could be read as a reference to the famous Stoic “reserve clause”: the Stoic is totally committed to doing what is up to him, or acting virtuously, but he seeks external things lightly, with the caveat that they may go otherwise.

Sextus of Chaeronea

Sextus of Chaeronea was the nephew of the famous Platonic philosopher Plutarch. According to Philostratus, Marcus was still attending lectures by Sextus late in life, perhaps around 177 AD, after the rebellion of Avidius Cassius, and before he returned to the northern frontier.

The Emperor Marcus was an eager disciple of Sextus the Boeotian philosopher, being often in his company and frequenting his house. Lucius, who had just come to Rome, asked the Emperor, whom he met on his way, where he was


did he never had any bad intention; and he never showed amazement and surprise, and was never in a hurry, and never put off doing a thing, nor was perplexed nor dejected, nor did he ever laugh to disguise his frustration, neither, on the other hand, was he ever passionate or suspicious. He was accustomed to do things for the benefit of others, and was ready to forgive, and was free from all falsehood; and he gave the appearance of a man who could not be diverted from right rather than of a man who had been set right. I saw, too, that no man could ever either think that he was looked down upon by Maximus or think himself a better man. He had also the artfirst introduced and the time it becomes an act.

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I would say @ErikF's assesment of Canada Law is similar to the United States (as well as Common Law Jurisdictions the world over).
The law is the collected legal body of laws as determined by the Legislature and Interpreted by the Courts and enforced by the Executive here too.
An Act is a change to the law either by addition, deletion, or other modification that has been passed by the Legislature and was not vetoed.  In Common Law Systems, a law need not pass in order for it to be a law.  For example, in a few jurisdictions in the U.K. and the United State, no legislature ever passed a law that made murder illegal.  This is because Common


A little boy got on the bus, sat next to a man
reading a book, and noticed he had his collar
on backwards. The little boy asked why he
wore his collar backwards.
The man, who was a Priest, said:
'I am a Father.'
The little boy replied:
'My Daddy doesn't wear his collar
like that.'
The priest looked up from his book
and answered:
'I am the Father of many.'
The boy said:
'My Dad has 4 boys, 4 girls and two
grandchildren and he doesn't wear
his collar that way!'
The Priest, getting impatient, said:
'I am the Father of hundreds'
and went back to reading his book.
The little boy sat quietly thinking for
a while, then leaned over and said:
'Maybe you should wear a condom and
your pants backwards instead of your
collar'.BU Wrestling Hosts Defending National Champions

The Binghamton University wrestling team will host the defending national champion Penn State Nittany Lions on Friday, November 17th at 7 PM at the Events Center. It will be the first time that Binghamton University will host a defending national champion in any sport.

The Nittany Lions went 14-0 in dual competition last season and have won back to back NCAA National Championships. Penn State has won the NCAA Championship six of the past seven seasons and since 2010 has a record of 99-8-1 in dual competition.

Last season BU earned a conference record of 8-4 with eight Binghamton wrestlers finishing in the top eight in the EIWA Championships. Binghamton head coach Matt Dernlan served as an assistant coach at Penn State for seven seasons


Phil Williams Jr. was a student at school for troubled teens in Poland when he died in 1982

State police are investigating the death of a student more than three decades ago at a now-closed school for troubled teens.The cause of death for Phil Williams Jr. was listed as “probably a ruptured aneurysm” on his death certificate in 1982. He was 15 years old and living at Poland's Elan School for troubled teens.Pam Newall, his sister, said for 33 years she never thought to question his death.“I didn’t know that these stories were out there, but they’ve been out there for years,” Newall said.Newall was contacted by a former student working on a documentary who had names and phone numbers of witnesses. They told her Williams was accused byplace. I thought they were helping my brother. I thought he was coming home. He came home all right … in a box,” Newall said.

State police are investigating the death of a student more than three decades ago at a now-closed school for troubled teens.

The cause of death for Phil Williams Jr. was listed as “probably a ruptured aneurysm” on his death certificate in 1982. He was 15 years old and living at Poland's Elan School for troubled teens.

Pam Newall, his sister, said for 33 years she never thought to question his death.

“I didn’t know that these stories were out there, but they’ve been out there for years,” Newall said.

Newall was contacted by a former student working on a documentary who had names and phone numbers of witnesses.


user and the large industrial user to the small commercial user. (2) The city imposed unenforceable special assessments and penalties, not sewer use charges.
Land use in Omaha in 1960 was 6 percent commercial, 42 percent residential, and 10 percent industrial. The industrial class numbered 12 members with individual water consumption in excess of 1,500,000 cubic feet a month. One, the Kellogg Company, was located in the Papillion drainage area. The other 11 were located in the Missouri drainage area. The sewage from the Papillion area, relatively small and largely residential, flowed into a secondary treatment facility. All sewage from the Missouri area was discharged without treatment until 1964 when some sewage was received at a primary treatment facility.
In 1967 urban growth overloaded the Papillion treatment plant while theMissouri plant was operating at 22 percent of capacity. Small amounts of sewage from 1 of the 11 large industrial consumers of water in the Missouri area received treatment. The sewage from 3 of the others was also processed. All other sewage from the 11 was discharged without treatment.
The city had divided users of the sewer service into a residential class and a commercial and industrial class. A residential user was one who received "water service from any supply source in any single family dwelling used exclusively as a place of abode." The city charged $.80 a month for service to a residential user within the city. Commercial and industrial users were generally subject to a scale based upon water supply each month as follows:

First


Driver spotlight #2: Jean Behra - Behra the Brave

By Jaap Grolleman

Last updated: Wed, 18 Dec 2013 12:05

With Formula 1 in its off-season, Jaap Grolleman dives into historic data and opinion to highlight a few not-so-famous yet remarkable racing drivers of the past. Second in the series; Frenchman Jean Behra.

Perhaps one of the greatest drivers never to win a Grand Prix, Jean Behra lived and drove full of courage and bravery. He lost part of his nose, an ear and ultimately, his life to his love for racing. A tale of unfulfilled talent.

Born in 1921, Behra started cycling as a child, and motorcycle racing when he was 17, in 1938, but after showing an immediate panache for speed, Behra was robbed of his best years by the war. Whenthe war was finally over, he won the French 500cc title four times with Moto Guzzi between 1948 and 1951.

Behra in 1950 with Moto Guzzi.

The small and stocky Frenchman tried his hand at the wheel of a Maserati in the Mont Ventoux hillclimb of 1949, and found out he rather liked it. He competed in a handful of events aside to motorcycle racing. He finished sixth for Talbot car at Montlhery in 1949, retired from Le Mans and drove a Simca to the podium at the Monte Carlo Rally. It was in 1951 that Amédée Gordini selected the mercurial driver for the 1952 Formula 1 season, despite Behra's age of 30, where he joined fellow French drivers Maurice Trintignant, Andre Simon & Robert Manzon.

Behra and Gordini quickly became


synonymous, as the brave Frenchman in the blue machine fought valiantly, yet seemed hardly likely to pose a threat to Europe's Grand Prix Racing elite. However, Behra and Gordini, the underdogs, would cause a few surprises, starting with his first Formula 1 race where he finished third, and his second race where he boldly took the lead before being taken out of the race by Piero Taruffi. Yet, the biggest upstage would come in the non-championship Grand Prix at Reims, where he beat Ascari and Farina of the Ferrari factory team.

Behra ahead of the Reims Grand Prix, June 29th, 1952.

However, the rest of his 1952 season provided frustration, as Behra crashed in the French Grand Prix (yet managed to fight back into seventh place). He would later breakhis shoulder blade at the non-championship Grand Prix de Sables d'Olonne, forcing him to sit out the British Grand Prix. Behra would only finish fifth in the German Grand Prix, and miraculously survive tumbling down a ravine while leading a sports car race (Carrera Panamericana). The last two races of the F1 season, Behra retired due mechanical failures.

Behra’s Gordini after his crash into a ravine.

And, the next two seasons at Gordini wouldn't be much different either. In 1953, Jean contested in as much events as possible, but suffered back injuries after crashing six laps into the Grand Prix de Pau, a non-championship Formula 1 race. He was forced to sit out the Dutch Grand Prix, while the next four of the five F1 races he'd retire due mechanical


failures, ending the season with zero points. Fully recovered of his injuries in 1954, he won the non-championship races at Pau and Cadours, and the non-Formula 1 event at Montlhery, however, in the eight championship races of the F1 season, he only finished twice, and outside of the points.

Behra wearing his iconic helmet and a lumberjack shirt in the Gordini, July 4th, 1954.

Plagued by these mechanical retirements, Behra left Gordini in anger, and signed for Maserati in 1955, where he was up against the almighty Mercedes team with Fangio and Moss. Despite having little chance of victories, gave his best and collected a podium in Monaco. He also won the non-championship races at Pau and Bordeaux, although it has to be said that Mercedes didn't compete in thoseraces. At the dangerous Dundrod TT circuit, Behra survived yet another big crash, however, he lost an ear when the lens of his spare goggles sliced it off. He was given a plastic substitute ear, and the story goes that he would often scare ladies by removing it and showing it to them.

Doug Whitehead's Cooper, about to be overtaken by the Jean Behra's Maserati 300S. Behra would lose his ear in a accident later in the race.

Behra's hopes where up when the dominant Mercedes team pulled out of Formula 1, after the 1955 Le Mans disaster, which killed 82 spectators. However, Moss signed for Maserati, forcing Behra to be his number two for 1956. Still, 1956 would prove to be Behra's best season in Formula 1, with five


podium finishes. He finished the season in 4th place with 22 points, only 8 behind championship winner Fangio, who drove for Ferrari.

Jean Behra (left) with Stirling Moss (middle).

And when Moss switched to Vanwell a year later, Behra's hopes of being the number one driver where crushed, as Fangio signed with Maserati. Behra would establish a good friendship with the Argentinian, and they would win the 12 Hours of Sebring together. In F1, Behra started well with a second place in the Grand Prix of Argentina, and whilst he won the non-championship races at Pau, Caen, Silverstone, Modena and Ain-Diab, the Maserati proved uncompetitive and unreliable as he would score no further points in official F1 races, and finish the season in 11th place. Behra wasn't fully fit either,still recovering from a huge crash he suffered at the Goodwood circuit, which he was lucky to survive.

He switched to BRM for 1958, only to find out that the BRM was even more unreliable than Maserati. From the nine races he started, he finished only two of them, yet once on the podium. Aside from Formula 1, he raced with Porsche and won the 3 Hours of Rouen in 1958,

Things looked great for Behra, as in 1959, scarred by his many accidents, he was signed by Ferrari. Yet, Behra - theonly member of the team who didn't speak English - didn't fit well in the team, and the season started with another mechanical failure in Monaco. In The Dutch Grand Prix, Behra finished 5th, while another retirement followed


in France, when teammate Tony Brooks won the race. After the race, Behra started a heated discussion with team manager Romolo Tavoni, which escalated into Behra punching Tavoni in the face. He was instantly sacked from the team.

Without a Formula 1 contract, he went to the German Grand Prix at the high speed AVUS circuit, to compete in a supporting sports car race for Porsche, as he was still contracted to them for non-F1 events. The AVUS circuit was one of insanity, even for those less safety-conscious days. It featured two long straights, linked by two corners, one a tight hairpin, the other a monstrous banked, flat out curve. Speeds averaged around 270 km/h, and it was here that Jean Behra's luck would run out.

The larger north-curve ofAVUS circuit, in 1959.

On August 1st, 1959, Behra started his final race in rainy and thus slippery conditions. After three laps, Behra was running third behind Wolfgang von Trips and Jo Bonnier, having just passed Jack Brabham. As he entered the banking at some 180 km/h, the back of his Porsche stepped out. Attempting to correct the slide, Jean started to fishtail around, as he climbed higher up the slick, steep banked corner. Finally, the Porsche reached the top and went over it, with its nose pointing towards the sky. Behra was thrown out, and hit a flagpole, which then toppled down. Behra instantly died on impact.

Moments before Behra's fatal impact.

He came down into trees and rolled down the hill, behind the track. A doctor arrived and examined


Behra, but instantly shook his head. Behra was buried six days later, in Nice. Some three thousand lined the streets from wall to wall.

Behra had a rare love for racing, that was pure passion.

Only racing interested him, and many people - drivers included - openly disliked him for it. Behra never knew fear, and drove over the limit more often than not. Throughout his years of motor racing he had an enormous number of accidents, and many ones people would say; 'Well, that's the end of Behrra, he will never race again', but every time he not only returned, but raced as hard as ever, and with as much enthusiasm, and as much passion for racing and racing cars as ever before.

In Motor Sport's edition of September 1959,Denis Jenkinson wrote:

"Any good driver's death is a loss to motor racing, but in losing Jean Behra we have lost a rare personality in the present age of racing, for he really had a passion for for racing cars that was a joy to have known."

Aged 38, he left a son, and a legacy, which sadly is mostly forgotten through time. While the greats of his era, Farina, Ascari, Moss and Fangio are remembered, Behra, once a national hero, isn't even in the record books, as all his wins came in non-championship or non-F1 events. Yet, perhaps this article may restore some of his well-deserved glory.


Three days after a New Hampshire homeowner opened fire on a stranger who had broken into his home, a similar situation unfolded just a few miles away in the same city.

In broad daylight Wednesday afternoon, a man held an attempted burglar at gunpoint while his two kids witnessed the entire ordeal.

The homeowner said he was pulling into his driveway on May Street, his young children in the car, when he saw a stranger standing on his porch.

"I don't know who he is, I don't know his intentions, and I don't know why he's here," said David Cameron.

Once Cameron realized that man was trying to break into his home and steal his kids' bikes, he pulled his gun.

He carries it all the time, and while he's never before hadto use it for protection, he says this is exactly why he has it.

"Because you never know who is going to do you harm," Cameron said. "I was at the zoo yesterday with my children. It was a great day, we had fun, and then there was a situation."

With 2-year-old Lincoln and 5-year-old Chase sitting feet away in the car, their dad held an attempted burglar at gunpoint.

"The guy like put up his hands and walked backwards," Chase explained.

Rochester Police say 37-year-old Nicholas Closson surrendered and was waiting for officers when they arrived at Cameron's home.

"It felt wonderful to protect my family," Cameron said.

Cameron and his fiancé, Sarah Gosselin, wish this never happened in this first place, but they are hoping it has taught their little one a


valuable lesson.

"He asked me if I shot him and I said, 'No, buddy, I had no reason to kill him,'" Cameron explained. "I don't carry a gun to kill people. I carry a gun to neutralize threatening situations."

Closson faces misdemeanor charges of attempted theft and possession of burglary tools. He is also accused of loitering or prowling, a violation. He was released on personal recognizance and is due back in court on Sept. 19. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney.

Gosselin said it's unsettling that Closson was released from jail, but Cameron is confident he won't be returning to the neighborhood.the big-time space for one.

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The United States, it is said, is a nation founded and built by immigrants. As U.S. population trends show, the Washington, D.C. area remains a preferred destination for immigrants. And in the capital area, perhaps no other group has grown as quickly as African-born immigrants. Some VIP Communications customers (including immigrants from Ghana and elsewhere) are already aware of this trend, yet the news still surprises many people, including recent and long-time African immigrants to the United States.

According to a story in the Washington Post by Pamela Constable, the African-born population has doubled


every decade in the greater Washington metro area for the past 40 years. Those numbers parallel the overall U.S. growth of African immigrants; in 1970, there were roughly 80,000 African-born immigrants in the U.S. Today, there are nearly 1.6 million.

Other African immigration trends have continued apace; for example, four countries (Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia and Egypt) are responsible for nearly half of all African immigration. Some immigrants from these countries end up in the Washington D.C. region, while others connect with family members in different parts of the country. Immigrants from Africa end up in sparsely populated states like the Dakotas, which are normally associated with whites and Native Americans.

What accounts for this robust, relentless immigration from the African continent? A major reason is education. With world-renowned learning centers– particularly in the D.C. metro area, with institutions like Georgetown University, Johns Hopkins University, Howard University and others – the United States tends to attract high-achieving students and doctoral candidates from Africa.

Political unrest in Africa is another factor for the steady stream of immigration. Many African countries (Somalia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Egypt, etc.) are plagued by military conflict and a growing presence of terrorist organizations. With relative stability and favorable safety and security, the United States makes a sensible choice for Africans looking for a better way of life.

Right outside of the D.C. region, Maryland ranks as the state with the 4th-highest concentration of African-born immigrants. In fact, Maryland is one of 4 states (New York, California and Texas are the others) to have more than 100,000


African immigrants. Virginia is also a preferred destination for immigrants from Africa.

But if Washington D.C. were considered a state, its African-born population would rate favorably with New York, California, Texas and Maryland. After New York City, the U.S. capital is the most popular destination for African immigrants. According to a recent study, over 160,000 African immigrants call D.C. home. That number is comprised mostly of Ethiopians (35,200), Nigerians (19,600) and Ghanaians (18,400).

Interestingly, the rise of African-born immigrants to Washington D.C. has correlated with a steadily decreasing African-American population. In fact, less than half of city residents claim African-American ancestry – the first time in approximately 50 years.

With ever-growing numbers of African immigrants in the D.C. region and beyond, connecting with friends and family on the home continent isThe morning of February 8, 1898, the nude, dismembered body of a man was found floating in the East River, near a ferryboat slip on Roosevelt Street, New York City. The entire front portion of the head was missing, leaving only the right ear and a portion of the back of the head. The left leg was missing from a point just above the knee and the right leg had been cut off at the hip. Both arms had been cut off at the shoulder.

The cuts were smooth and intentional, eliminating the possibility that they had been taken off by steamboat paddle-wheels. The police were convinced that the man was murdered and butchered.

The previous June, a human torso, cut into two pieces, and two severed legs found were


floating in the East River. Even though the head was missing, the body was soon identified as that of William Guldensuppe and within a month, the killers were charged. It was hoped that this butchered East River body would follow a similar pattern. But Guldensuppe’s body parts were wrapped in oilcloth and burlap providing additional clues and the discovery corresponded with the Guldensuppe’s mysterious disappearance. But the February body was completely uncovered offering no additional clues and, although there was a long list of missing men in New York, none of them stood out as an obvious match for the victim.

He had been a large man, nearly six feet tall and weighing at least 220 pounds. Marks on the throat indicated that the cause of death was strangulation;broken ribs indicated that the killer was probably kneeling on his chest. A man that size would have put up quite a struggle unless first shot in the head or knocked down with a hammer. Early estimations determined that the job of dismembering the body would have tired out three or four men. The job had possibly been done by butcher or grocer accustomed to cutting flesh. On February 8, the right thigh of the victim was found floating in the East River. It matched up perfectly with the torso but provided no new information.

The coroner estimated that he had been in the water less than 36 hours before the discovery; it could have been thrown in the river from any part of the city and drifted with


the tide. The victim had sandy colored hair, and a day or two earlier had a haircut and a shave. The last thing he ate was swiss cheese; he had been a drinking man but not a habitual drunk. A stab wound on the upper thigh resembled that of a stiletto and the murder could have been the work of the Mafia or some other Italian assassins, but there was no way to determine the nationality of the victim himself.

To aid in identifying the victim, the police opened the morgue to the public and hundreds of people came in to view the mutilated torso, but it was hard to get a positive identification on the partial body. Friends of missing men William McGarrigle, Jacob Breen, and Leonard Carrali,all thought the body might be their man, but none would commit to his identification. At least six people thought the description matched that of Jean Lanerez, a Frenchman who worked as a bottlewasher at the Mouquin Wine Company. Lanerez was known to be a ladies’ man who bragged about his conquests, which could have provided a motive for murder. But those who viewed the body were no more certain than anyone else.

Captain McClusky, head of the New York Detective Bureau had nearly all of his detectives working the case. “We are absolutely without a clue,” McClusky told the New York World.

But he did have a theory. McClusky thought that the man had been murdered on a vessel in the harbor or a barge being towed down the


river. The body was too heavy for one man to carry on land, he believed it was murdered and dismembered on a boat then dumped into the river. McClusky’s theory led to speculation that the victim could be Tom Abramson, a watchman on the barge Mars, and someone who knew Abramson positively identified the body as his. However, that identification was upset by “proof that Abramson has been seen walking about in his usual health since the discovery of the body.”

On March 3, Captain McClusky announced that work on the mystery of the mutilated body found in the East River had been abandoned. Though it seemed impossible, apparently no one heard the scuffle, found the bloodstains where the butchering occurred, and no one saw the body carried toTask force seals 42 schools in Kano

Task Force on private schools in Kano State has sealed off 42 private schools, following their failure to appear before the Task Force and register their schools in accordance with laid down rules and regulations in the state.

Announcing the closure of the schools to newsmen in Kano over the weekend, Head of the Task Force, Buba Umar, also threatened that more schools who failed to comply with the guidelines on establishing private schools would also be shut between January and February.

According to him, all the shut schools did not provide a conducive atmosphere for learning for their pupils, which is among the pre-requisite for establishing private schools in the state.

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Fees and fines are going up for dog control in Salmon Arm, to match those of the Columbia Shuswap Regional District.

On Feb. 11, Salmon Arm council appointed a new Animal Control Officer and gave three readings to bylaws changing the fees and fines.

The new officer is Robert Cline, a member of Commissionaires BC, who has Level 1 Bylaw Enforcement Officer certification and four years’ experience.

“He is working with city staff and local stakeholders to settle into his new role and will be actively educating the public and patrolling area parks and neighbourhoods as part of his regular duties,” states a report from Erin Jackson, the city’s director of corporate services.

Related: 2013 – Dangerous dog bylaw coming to North Shuswap

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Clinicians judged FtMs as more physically congruent with the experienced gender than MtFs on all listed body items. As MtF applicants were older than FtMs, and age was significantly correlated with higher physical incongruence scores, this may explain some of the difference between the natal sexes. In addition, social transition may not only favor body satisfaction directly, but also influence the social evaluation of a person's physical characteristics, and significantly more FtMs lived (partially) in their experienced gender role, compared to MtFs. Finally,


The Appellees are Barbara Aubrey, individually and as executor of the Estate of James R. Aubrey, and Jennifer Aubrey. We quash the appeals in part and affirm the order of the trial court in part.
On October 12, 2003, a Piper Cherokee aircraft flying from Hazleton, Pennsylvania, *259 to Cheswold, Delaware, crashed, killing James Aubrey and injuring Jennifer Aubrey. The aircraft was manufactured on December 7, 1967. It was equipped with a Lycoming O-360-A4A engine,[2] which included a Marvel Schebler MA4-5 carburetor.[3] On March 30, 1989, the original engine underwent an overhaul, during which new compression rings were installed and the carburetor received a brass float system replacement.
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Sun-Sentinel/Robert Mayer

Altered emotions Something as ordinary as an airplane coming in for a landing at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport could trigger emotions that a year and a day ago might not have existed. These workers were digging a trench at Ravenswood Road as the jetliner came in over their heads from the west.

Altered emotions Something as ordinary as an airplane coming in for a landing at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport could trigger emotions that a year and a day ago might not have existed. These workers were digging a trench at Ravenswood Road as the jetliner came in over their heads from the west. (Sun-Sentinel/Robert Mayer)

Altered emotions Something as ordinary as an airplane coming in for a landing at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport could trigger emotions


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Eterna Forest

ハクタイのもりHakutai Forest

"Wild Missingno. appeared!"

Map description:

A forest enveloped in chilly air. Thick stands of trees turn the forest into a natural maze. Deep in the forest is the Old Chateau. It is falling into disrepair after being abandoned by its owner.

The Eterna Forest (Japanese: ハクタイのもりHakutai Forest) is a forest located in the Sinnoh region. It must be traversed in order to reach Eterna City when traveling from Jubilife City.

Located in the middle of Route 205, the Eterna Forest is similar to Kanto's Viridian Forest. It is a forest enveloped in chilly air. Thick stands of trees turn the forest into a natural maze.


The Eterna Forest is home to many Bug- and Grass-type Pokémon and one of the only two places in Sinnoh to catch MurkrowD and MisdreavusP, the other place being Lost Tower.

Geography

Interior structure

The Eterna Forest has a reputation for being a mysterious place, from the abandoned Old Chateau to the strange Moss Rock. The Eterna Forest is a long and complex structure of trees that make it a natural maze, of where a lot of people get lost. The Eterna Forest has apparently been the location to numerous sighting of Team Galactic, for many unknown reasons. The Eterna Forest is home to many Bug- and Grass-type Pokémon, and is currently one of only two known places in the Pokémon world to find and catch Buneary, the other being Route25 during swarms. The forest can be broken into three sections - the south western corner; the south eastern corner; and the north eastern corner.

There are several paths that can be taken to get to each entrance, however the most direct route from southern part of forest to the northern part of the forest can be taken by traveling east from the entry, through the tall grass, directly north to a small gap in the tree that travels east to the south eastern segment. If, however, the western road is taken, the route would lead to an Antidote, and the Moss Rock further north.

The next section of the forest is large than the first, as by traveling south, through the large patch of tall grass, the road lead


to four sections of trees that are placed in a two by two pattern that allows the path to travel through the tree, in a similar "+" shape. There are several items scattered around the area, as well a few Trainers that are eager for a battle. By traveling north east, the road will soon lead to a large gap, where the road travels north to the north eastern segment.

The third segment turns east where a large square with a dense layer of trees hang in the middle. Simply traveling north through another patch of tall grass will clear the section. To the north is Old Chateau where Cut is need to clear the trees, and to the east is the eastern entry to the forest which hasaccess to eastern Route 205, and Eterna City after that.

Moss Rock

A mossy rock is located on the far west side of the forest. It emits a kind of radiation, which extends to cover the entire forest. This causes Eevee to evolve into Leafeon when leveled up within the forest's boundaries except for the Old Chateau. The rock itself is located in the southeastern section of the forest near a formation of trees that resembles a sideways L. Directly to the trees' left is Moss Rock, surrounded by long grass.

Old Chateau

The Old Chateau is located in the north of the Eterna Forest, near the eastern entrance. To gain access to it, the player needs HM01 (Cut), which can only be used after defeating Gardenia in Eterna City. Inside one


of its four bedrooms, there is a television, which, if interacted with at night (only after obtaining the National Pokédex in Diamond and Pearl), will initiate a battle with the only obtainable Rotom in the game. In the manga, it is the most scary place in the Eterna Forest according to Gardenia, she also mentions about the shadowy ghosts and figurines residing inside the chateau.

Upon entering, the Old Chateau appears to be old and abandoned. The first room encountered is the foyer, which has two flights of stairs both leading to the first floor. There are also four bedrooms that can be accessed to by traveling further up the first floor. In one of the rooms there is a television that is on and displaying a plain, white,waiting, and ask the player if he or she will accompany her through the forest, fearing Team Galactic's possible interference. After this, all battles in the Eterna Forest will be Double Battles, including encounters with wild Pokémon. Her company is very useful - after every battle, Cheryl will completely heal the player's party. However, during battles with wild Pokémon a little problem appears: the player can throw a Poké Ball only when there is one Pokémon left, and thus Chansey's Egg Bomb may accidentally knock out the Pokémon the player wants to catch. In Pokémon Platinum, she gives the player a Soothe Bell as a parting gift.

A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a