small children, had spent two nights sleeping rough close to the border. On Wednesday, they pitched their tents and laid sleeping bags on the road, which was closed to traffic.

About 16,000 migrants, most from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and Morocco, have passed through Bosnia this year. Some 5,000 are estimated to be stuck in the country, mostly in the towns of Bihac and Velika Kladusa near the Croatian border.Following the death of Arthur Medici (26) from a shark attack off Cape Cod, memories of the most vicious shark of all time who terrorized New Jersey back in 1916 are recalled.

The world is shark obsessed these days ever since the movie “Jaws” reached our screens in 1975 and the legend of the great white killer began in earnest.

“Jaws” was based on a true event – the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks that left four dead and one, an Irish kid named Joseph Dunn, severely injured.

Up until then it was thought that sharks would never attack humans, but that summer, fishermen had been reporting a huge movement of sharks off the Jersey Shore coastline.

There was a heat wave that summer and a polio epidemic, which drove people from


towns and cities to the coast to lessen the fear of infection and to find a place to cool down.

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The first attack happened in July at Beach Haven a resort town off the southern coast of New Jersey.

That evening, Charles Vansant, 25 and from nearby Philadelphia, was on vacation staying at the posh Engleside Hotel with his family. Before dinner, Vansant decided to take a quick swim in the Atlantic.

Shortly after entering the water, Vansant was attacked and began shouting. Onlookers thought he was calling to his dog until they saw the blood surface.

He was rescued by a lifeguard and a bystander who later claimed the killer shark followed them all the way into theshore. He was mortally injured and bled to death on the manager’s desk.

Word had not got out when just a few days later on July 6 the second victim was taken. Charles Bruder, 27, was a Swiss–born bellhop at the Essex and Sussex Hotel and was swimming 130 yards from shore when the shark bit him in the abdomen and severed his legs; Bruder's blood turned the water red. According to the New York Times "women [were] panic-stricken [and fainted] as [Bruder's] mutilated body ... [was] brought ashore.

There was panic and pandemonium and no one swam in the sea, but there was no expectation of an attack on an inland waterway called Matawan Creek, despite a warning from an old sea captain who spotted a shark in the


area, and people were swimming in the creek.

Lester Stillwell, 11, was playing in the water when a friend saw what he thought was an "old, black, weather-beaten board or a weathered log." Then suddenly a dorsal fin appeared. The shark pulled Stillwell under and his friends ran for help.

Several came to his aid, including local businessman Watson Stanley Fisher, 24, who came to investigate thinking the boy had had a seizure. The shark grabbed Watson too and he bled to death.

Meanwhile Irish kid Joseph Dunn was swimming close by unaware of the commotion when he was attacked, but he was rescued by his brother and a friend after a ferocious battle with the killer shark. He recovered from his wounds but spent three months in the hospital.

Despite bestefforts it was never conclusively determined what kind of shark had done the killing, though some claimed a captured shark a few days later had human bones in his gut when sliced open.

What the Jersey Shore killings did establish was a fear and fascination with sharks that lasts down to this present day.

As for Joseph Dunn, a New York native, he disappeared into history. His mother and father Michael and Mary were no doubt delighted to have him back and he has gone down in history as one of the few to survive a killer shark attack.

*First published in 2016


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There's a temptation to applaud Hajime and its companions because they take aim at one of the great Internet scourges. In a blog post published Tuesday, Symantec engineer Waylon Grange makes a compelling case why that assessment would be misguided. He wrote:

The problem with these white worms is that they usually turn out to have a short lifespan. That is because their effects are only temporary. On the typical IoT system affected by these worms, the changes made to improve the security are only in RAM and not


Obituary: James Morrow

James Edward Morrow, 80, formerly of Idyllwild, died from cancer of the throat Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2003, at Pt. Loma Convalescent Hospital in San Diego.

He was born June 28, 1922, in San Diego.

He attended Florence Elementary, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. High and San Diego Sr. High schools.

During his senior year of high school, he commanded the greater San Diego ROTC Brigade as Cadet Lt. Col.

During World War II, Mr. Morrow worked in the metal-cutting department at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company and attended night classes at San Diego State College.

In 1946, he joined Union Title and Trust Company, starting in the Meets and Bounds Department and rose to vice president.

In the 1960s, Mr. Morrow joined the Foodmaker Corporation (now Jack-In-The-Box Inc.) where he became director of property acquisitionand lease agreements.

He is listed in the “Strathmore’s Who’s Who of Businessmen” and was National Registered Arbitrator.

He retired in 1996 and became a full-time resident of Idyllwild.

As a longtime member of the Kensington Community Church, he served as its financial officer.

He also was active with his kids in the YMCA Intramural Swimming activities.

At one time, Mr. Morrow drove British sports cars and was a member of the Sports Car Club of America and the Four Cylinder Club of America.

He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Marjorie Smith Morrow, now living at the Silvergate Suites in San Marcos; his son, James Richard Morrow of San Diego; his brothers-in-law, R. Warren Smith and wife Jean Gilfillan-Smith of Borrego Springs, and Douglas McArthur of San Diego; nephews Bob Smith


of Orange, Duncan McArthur of Denver and Bruce McArthur of San Diego; goddaughter Pamela Farnworth of San Diego and godson Craig Burgess of Seattle.

He is preceded in death by his daughter, Joyce.

Mr. Morrow’s ashes will be scattered at sea in a private ceremony attended by immediate family and friends for 55 years, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burgess.

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The judge ordered Nigeria's election commission to update its register of voters to take into account the prison population.

The presidential election is said to be the closest since the end of military rule in 1999.

President Goodluck Jonathan is expected to face his strongest challenge from former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari.

Mr Jonathan won by a landslide against Mr Buhari in 2011, amid claims of rigging.

Earlier this week, an election official warned that some 1.5 million people forced from their homes by an Islamist insurgency in the north-east may not be able to vote.


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Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje's Epiphanny Prince and not Becky Hammon is in Russia's preliminary squad for the EuroBasket Women.

Prince, a 23-year-old combo guard, averaged 16.6 points per game this season for a surprising Sparta&K side that reached the EuroLeague Women title game in Ekaterinburg.

The New York-born star will not be with the 18-strong squad on Tuesday when they begin their preparations at a training camp in Cyprus but like national team captain Maria Stepanova of UMMC Ekaterinburg will join the group later in the preparations.

Hammon is the American-born playmaker who has been with the national team since the 2008 Olympics in China.

She had her contract terminated during the campaign by Nadezhda Orenburg.

There are veterans Irina Osipova, Ilona Korstin, Svetlana Abrosimova and Olga Arteshina - all


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The Russians will have workouts in Cyprus from May 10 until May 17 before returning to Russia to train for eight days in Novogorsk.

Russia will take part in a warm-up tournament in the Czech Republic from May 27-29 against the Czechs, Latvia and Poland and then return to Novogorsk for another week-long camp.

Boris Sokolovskiy's squad will fly to France for another friendly tournament to take on Belarus, Canada and the French - the defending EuroBasket Women champions - and then travel to Novogorsk for three more days (June 14-16) before leaving for the EuroBasket Women in Poland.

The Russians will be in Group A withnew Islamic state, a caliphate, through jihad does not contradict the teachings of Islam in the same way that similar violent acts on the part of Christians would violate the teachings of Christ.

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The Enterprise is investigating the planet Pyris VII, but the landing party - comprising Sulu, Scott and Crewman Jackson - is overdue for their routine check in. Jackson finally contacts the ship asking to be beamed aboard, but when he appears he collapses to the floor, dead. Amazingly, a voice from his mouth informs Kirk that the ship is cursed!

Kirk beams down with Spock and McCoy, leaving Assistant Chief Engineer DeSalle in command of the ship. They arrive in a fogbound environment, quite at odds with what their sensor readings indicated. Detecting lifeforms nearby the landing party investigates, only to be confronted with a ghostly apparition - three witches, warning them to leave or face disaster. Undaunted, the officers press on and discover a


large castle. They enter and begin to explore, but a section of floor collapses beneath them, knocking them out.

They wake to find themselves chained in a dungeon. Scotty and Sulu appear, but they appear to by drugged or hypnotised, not recognising their fellow officers. They free the landing party and take them at gunpoint from the room to meet a robed man. He is, apparently, some kind of magician - complete with a wand and black cat. The man's name is Korob, and he appears intent on getting the Enterprise officers to leave as soon as possible. Korob claims that the events have been staged to test the Enterprise crew, but he clearly seems to be hiding the truth.

A woman, Sylvia, enters. She demonstrates her own power toKorob and keeping Kirk for herself. Kirk plays along for information, and learns that the "magic wand" is a transmuter, able to reform matter into different forms - this is how the pair create the various strange things Kirk has encountered. She realises the deception and has Kirk returned to the dungeon.

Korob, beginning to fear Sylvia's intentions, releases the Enterprise and Kirk and Spock. He expresses regret for how things have gone, wishing there could have been peaceful contact. As they attempt to flee, Kirk and Spock encounter Sylvia's black cat, only grown to enormous size. The cat kills Korob, and Kirk grabs his transmuter wand and escapes. Sylvia demands the transmuter wand, which is more powerful than her own device, but as Kirk begins to hand it


over he instead smashes it. At once the castle and everything within it vanishes, leaving only Sylvia and Korob in their true form - two small, vaguely birdlike aliens who quickly die. With the menace defeated, the officers beam back to the ship.

The Enterprise is at Capella IV to negotiate with the inhabitants for access to Topeline, a valuable mineral. The Capellans are large, warlike, but relatively primitive people whose culture is bound by various strict laws of behaviour. McCoy, familiar with the Capellans after he spent some months on their world, briefs the officers on their customs. Kirk points out that the Klingons are also known to have contact with the Capellans, complicating matters.

The officers beam down and greet a party of Capellans, but when a Klingonwalks forward to greet them a security officer reacts by drawing his phaser. The man is instantly killed by one of the Capellans for offering violence to a guest, leaving Kirk dismayed.

The Capellans demand the weapons of the Enterprise crew, who hand them over. They proceed into a tent to establish relations, enjoying some food. McCoy advises Kirk not to touch a Capellan woman, even accidentally, as such an action would be considered rude and demand a violent respnse from her closest male relative. Kirk obeys the advice, much to the disappointment of the Capellan relative who had been looking forward to an entertaining fight.

Kirk and the Klingon, Kras, meet with Akaar, the "Teer" - leader - of the Capellans. With McCoy's help the Federation officers are able


to score some points over their competition, and Akaar seems to favour dealing with them. However, his rivals disagree since the Klingons appear warlike, much as they are. Maab is especially distrustful of the Federation, and challenges Akaar. A fight breaks out and Maab kills Akaar, winning the leadership of the tribes. Kirk takes this in stride, recognising that by the standards of the Capellans what Maab has done is legal and reasonable. Kras asks Maab to kill the Federation officers but Maab declines, noting that Kirk had acted with bravery during the fighting whilst he had seen fear in Kras's eyes.

Maab orders Akaar's wife Eleen killed in order to avoid the birth of her child, who may be a future rival as Akaar's heir. When he shovesnearby, the call must be bogus. He heads back for Capella IV, but the ship quickly picks up another distress call, this time from the USS Carolina. Although the call appears perfectly genuine Scotty dismisses it out of hand, refusing to believe that it is genuine. As the ship approaches Capella, however, the sensors pick up a Klingon ship waiting for them.

Back on the planet, Kirk, Spock and McCoy quickly manage an escape, taking Eleen along with them. McCoy insists on touching her during his examination and treatment, despite her protests, leading her to slap his face - only for McCoy to slap her right back. His demonstration of strength actually seems to convince her to respect him, and she allows him to treat her. McCoy judges that


with it. Back in the cave McCoy helps Eleen deliver the baby, only to have her bonk him over the head with a rock and escape. She makes her way to Maab, surrendering and claiming that she killed the baby and the humans whilst they slept.

Kras demands to see Kirk's dead body, refusing to trust Eleen's word - unfortunately, this is a terrible insult to Eleen whose word as the widow of a Teer is above reproach, even as she is due to be executed. A Capellan tries to kill Kras but he vapourises him with the phaser. At that moment Kirk and Spock attack again with their bows. Kras is injured, and starts firing with the phaser. Maab deliberately sacrifices himself, stepping out into the open toallow Kras to fire on him in order to allow another Capellan to get a chance to throw his weapon. It works, and Kras is killed.

Back on the ship, Scotty takes the Enterprise directly at the Klingon ship - essentially playing chicken with them. The Klingons blink first, and the ship proceeds through to the planet and beams a security detail down to end any further conflict. McCoy reunites Eleen with her baby; as the son of a Teer he is in line to rule, and Eleen will act as Regent until he is of age - a highly favourable outcome for the Federation, given how she has bonded with the officers. She names her son Leonard James Akaar, and agrees to the mining deal they had hoped


China could soon be easing a decade-long policy that could open up for more competition between Chinese carriers on international long-haul routes.

Under the current "one route, one Chinese carrier" policy, most long-haul markets could only be operated by one Chinese airline. Since its implementation in 2009, the intention was to prevent the country's state-backed carriers from competing against each other on routes deemed "difficult to profit from."

The problems that have emerged can be attributed due China's rapidly growing aviation industry. There are several state airlines including Air China, China Eastern, and China Southern based in different cities (Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou). The Chinese aviation industry has also seen privately-run newcomers open up competition from the likes of Hainan Airlines and budget carrier Spring Airlines. The new private carriersalso have their own ambitions, which do include international flights from China.

Though it has opened up cities in China most people are not familiar with such as Xi'an to Shenzhen with international routes, it has prevented local carriers from operating international routes from Beijing or Shanghai. Currently Air China operates most international flights from Beijing, while other carriers such as China Southern or Hainan Airlines can't also open flights while foreign carriers could enter.

In a statement from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), the rules could be eased with new measures in October 1 of this year.

The CAAC said it would divide long haul international routes longer than 4,500 kilometers (2,800 miles each way) into two categories based on how open China's air transport agreement was with


Ukraine's imprisonment of the former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko was a politically motivated violation of her rights, Europe's human rights court has ruled.

A Ukrainian ambassador stormed out of the court in response to the ruling in a case that has strained the former Soviet state's ties with Europe and the US.

An architect of the 2004 pro-democracy Orange Revolution, instantly recognisable by her crown of braids, Tymoshenko was sentenced to seven years in prison in October 2011 after being convicted of exceeding her powers as premier while negotiating a gas contract with Russia.

Tymoshenko has said her detention was intended to keep her out of politics and that her rights were violated when she was first imprisoned in August 2011. The court agreed unanimously that she had been jailed "fordays a year psychological pressure," he said.

If the decision is upheld on appeal, Tymoshenko's legal team could petition Ukraine's supreme court to annul Tymoshenko's conviction and sentence on the grounds that it was issued by the same judge who ordered her arrest.

Andriy Kozlov, an independent legal expert, said that while Ukraine's supreme court would be required to review Tymoshenko's case, it would not necessarily be obliged to overrule the decision by the local courts.

In Kiev, a handful of Tymoshenko supporters in tents outside the court where she was convicted reacted with joy but said they did not believe the government would release her. "Yanukovych has always been afraid of her," said Oleksiy Karaulny, 63, a retired carpenter. "Of course we are happy. And it's not only me who


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Uquifa jointly with Kern Pharma have developed a generic version of Lilly's Cymbalta (Duloxetine).

Within the frame of this collaboration, Kern has llaunched two new presentations of Duloxetine, a top selling reference drug in the Spanish antidepressant market. Uquifa is responsible for the manufacture of both, API and pellet forms, meanwhile Kern is responsible for encapsulation, packaging and marketing the specialities in Spain.

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A group of 301 children (146 males and 155 females) aged 3-6 years, from kindergartens in Zadar, on the island of Ugljan and in Zadar suburbs, Bibinje and Sukosan, were examined. The prevalence of orthodontic anomalies and caries in pre-school children with exclusively deciduous dentition was assessed. Results were recorded in WHO forms for oral health state and required treatment assessment, and then compared. The overall prevalence of orthodontic anomalies in the sample of pre-school children was 47.50%, most of them found in children from the city of Zadar (56.36%), followed by those from the island of Ugljan, and from Bibinje and Sukosan (47.86% and 33.78%, respectively). According to diagnosis, prematureAn 18-year-old from Metlakatla has been arrested on 10 separate counts of possession of child pornography. Alaska State Troopers say the images in question "are of children between the estimated ages of 18 months – 10 years of age being sexually abused."

Troopers from Prince of Wales began an investigation in September after a 15-year-old female received explicit images. Walter Forsberg, 18, was interviewed and Troopers say his cell phone was seized.

The Alaska Bureau of Investigations, Technical Crimes Unit forensically examined the phone and allegedly found multiple images of child pornography.

Troopers say a grand jury indicted Forsberg and an arrest warrant was issued on Thursday. Forsberg was arrested later in the evening in Metlakatla. The Federal Bureau of Investigations is assisting in the investigation to determine the identities of


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The Maldives Islands are a scuba divers paradise which are located Southwest of India. Lying on the equator in the middle of the Indian Ocean. There are 26 ring shaped atolls and more than 1000 coral islands which feature palm trees, sparkling white sand beaches, turquoise blue lagooons, beautiful visibility, warm water, and coral reefs featuring tons of marine life!

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HMEYMIM /Syria/, January 22. /TASS/. The Russian center for reconciliation of the warring parties in Syria said on Monday it is looking at measures to provide humanitarian assistance to refugees from Afrin and plans to begin deliveries of food products and articles of daily necessity in the near future.

"The Russian reconciliation center is working on measures to provide assistance to refugees coming to the Tell Rifaat de-escalation zone from the area of Afrin in the north of the Aleppo province. It is planned to organize deliveries of food products, drinking water and articles of daily necessity in the near future," the center said.

Russian officers jointly with national reconciliation committees in Syrian provinces continue efforts to provide humanitarian assistance. More than two tonnes of humanitarian cargoes were delivered tothe settlement of Marrat in the province of Deir ez-Zor. Eighteen residents of the settlement of Salhiyah received medical assistance. Apart from that, a total of 175 kilograms of baby foods were delivered to the Aleppo medical univesrity’s clinic.

"During the day, as many as 182 people returned to their homes, including 18 - in the province of Aleppo, 22 - in the province of Homs, and 142 - in the province of Deir ez-Zor," the center said.

Officers of the Russia-Iran-Turkey Coordination Center registered ceasefire violations by militants in the provinces of Latakia and Daraa. According to the Russian reconciliation center, four agreements on joining the ceasefire were signed with the settlements of Rijm Ain Al-Garf in the province of Aleppo, Amriya in the province of Homs, Qawqaba and


Lauri J. Dawson, 56, was charged with theft by unauthorized taking. She was arrested in January after a 10-month police investigation into the theft from Macleod Furniture in Belfast, where she worked as a bookkeeper. In an affidavit filed in Belfast District Court, police said that the alleged theft came to light after her brother, an owner of the company, learned they were having problems paying state and federal taxes.

A forensic audit on Macleod Furniture showed that Dawson had written additional payroll checks to herself from 2009 through 2012, according to the affidavit. In 2009, she paid herself 79 weekly payroll checks, 63 in 2010, 66 in 2011, and eight in the first five weeks of 2012, according to the affidavit.

While investigating the alleged theft, police learned thatpossession of sexually explicit materials.

Tatro had been arrested in November after being accused of abusing two teenage girls, but an additional victim was named in the indictment. The abuse began in March 2011, according to the indictment, and lasted into August 2013 until the school dismissed him.


Elizabeth Smart's father had a revelation of his own ... he's gay.

Ed Smart says he and his wife, Lois, are divorcing and he will no longer live a lie, insinuating he contemplated suicide while he kept his secret ... "Living with the pain and guilt I have for so many years, not willing to accept the truth about my orientation has at times brought me to the point where I question whether life was still worth living."

As you know, Elizabeth's kidnapping made national headlines back in 2002, when she was 14. She was held captive for 9 months, raped and drugged.

Ed Smart, once a devout Mormon, is breaking from the Church ...saying he doesn't "find solace any longer" from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Churchof the findings have taken place for the IDB in Rio de Janeiro, the World Bank in Singapore, and the Taftie network in Lisbon, Luxembourg and Slovenia. Beyond these major umbrella organisations, endorsements and further queries have been received from agencies in countries including Switzerland, Argentina, Norway, Thailand, Spain, Kenya, Hong Kong, Brazil, Sri Lanka, Costa Rica and Peru.

‘How Innovation Agencies Work’ has been cited in both academic literature (e.g. in the Oxford Review of Economic Policy) and ‘grey’ literature, including publications by the World Bank, the OECD, and IDB. While other comparative analyses of innovation agencies exist, there are none that categorise agencies’ strategic orientations. This appears to have been one of the most impactful results of the work - many innovation agencies (and bodies that work


DOHA - A winter World Cup in Qatar may not require cooling systems to lower temperatures in the stadiums as proposed in the bid for a summer tournament, said an executive from the Gulf state's 2022 organising committee.

- World Cup winners Germany will be at their best when they take on Euro 2016 qualifying rivals Poland, Scotland and Ireland later this year after their current period of experimentation, coach Joachim Loew has said.

MELBOURNE - Dark sunglasses were the order of the day for Australia's triumphant cricket team on Monday as they paraded the World Cup trophy to hundreds of fans at a public reception after a night of heavy partying at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

MELBOURNE - The ICC hailed the 11th cricket World Cup the "most popular ever"and although most neutrals would have preferred New Zealand to win Sunday's final, there is no doubt Australia were worthy of their fifth title.

MELBOURNE - New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has said he will not put pressure on any of his players to make up their minds about their playing futures in the wake of the team's disappointing World Cup final loss to Australia.


at the Foundation's Discovery Center. As part of her duties, she and another employee, Rebecca Joseph, supervised children in the after-school program.
Saunders was diagnosed as a diabetic in December of 2002. In February 2003, *71 Saunders was in the office during lunch time when she began to shake and have trouble seeing. She realized she was having her first diabetic attack, which can lead to loss of consciousness. She decided to go to her relative's house two blocks from the Center to administer insulin, which she did not keep at the Center because she did not want the children or clients with drug problems to have access to the insulin or the needles used to administer the drug.
Joseph realized Saunders was having a medical problem and volunteered todrive Saunders to her destination in order to prevent her from having an accident. They left around 1:30 p.m. Neither Saunders nor Joseph informed anyone else that they were leaving. They believed that they would be back before the children arrived, as the children are usually dismissed from school around 2:30 and begin arriving at the Center around that time. Both Saunders and Joseph testified that this was the time the children arrived and introduced a letter from the Center confirming this time; however, the immediate supervisor testified that the children begin arriving as early as 2:00 p.m. Joseph testified that they made it back to the Center around 2:20. Another employee testified that Saunders and Joseph arrived back around 2:25. Four children had arrived at approximately 2:20


and were in the Center unsupervised.
The appeals referee found:
[T]he claimant was discharged for leaving her work site without permission and leaving young children unattended as a result. The claimant put herself into a position, by not keeping her medication at work, where she had to leave. Her intentions may have been well meant, but she had a responsibility to her employer to keep the site staffed. She could have contacted someone upon leaving or after arrival at the relative's home. She could have, as a supervisor directed the co-worker back to the site, or she could have made some prior arrangement to have the medications secured at the workplace. Her actions which resulted in leaving children without care were contrary to the interest of the employer and accordinglydiagnosed with diabetes and did not keep insulin at the Center because she felt it was not safe for the children. He believed that she left work that day in February because of a diabetic attack, causing her vision to blur and impairing her ability to walk. Saunders did not notify anyone she was leaving because she expected to return before the children arrived. The referee found that she returned at 2:25 when children had already arrived at the center. Based on these findings, the referee determined that Saunders's actions in leaving the children unattended were contrary to the interests of her employer.
The referee stated that although Saunders's "intentions may have been well meant, ... she had a responsibility to her employer to keep the site staffed." As


in Rogers, the facts as found by the referee establish only that Saunders exercised poor judgment in leaving the children unattended without notifying anyone at the Center. Saunders was in the midst of a diabetic attack that was severe enough to blur her vision and impair her ability to walk. By deciding that she needed to get to her insulin immediately, and accepting Joseph's offer to drive as she was in no condition to do so herself, Saunders did not exhibit an intentional refusal to comply with her employer's policies or a willful and wanton disregard of her employer's interests. See id.; see also Folden v. UAC, 696 So.2d 537 (Fla. 5th DCA 1997) (finding that nurse who took break without checking whether another nurse was on dutyNever Miss A Story.

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NEW DELHI -- Nipuna Services Ltd., a subsidiary of one of India's leading IT companies, Satyam Infotech, on Friday said it has finalized a $25 million animation deal with Germany's 4K Animation.

Nipuna will work with the 4K Animation team on two European animation projects: the third season of the award-winning TV series "Marvi Hammer Presents National Geographic World" and a film based on the Marvi Hammer character.

Hamburg-based YOUA Edutainment, National Geographic and German broadcaster ZDF will co-produce the series and movie, which will feature a combination of live-action and animation.

About 120 Nipuna staff will collaborate with animation artists in Hamburg and Berlin to deliver these projects over the next 18 months.

"Long-term contracts such as this one show that companies


Ludwigshafen: a passion for chemistry and culture.

Originally a collection of small settlements on the banks of the Rhine, Ludwigshafen owes its growth to the rise of the chemicals industry and did not really play a part in history until the 19th century. Today, art and culture have given the city a new identity. Like all towns on the Rhine, Ludwigshafen is a compelling destination, with an urban face and green lungs, a fascinating history and its own particular charm.

Ludwigshafen has a mixed past, having belonged to Bavaria, Baden and the Palatinate in its time. A landing stage for ships was built here in 1811. After the Congress of Vienna in 1815, the Palatinate to the west of the Rhine was given to Bavaria, and the river docks wererenamed Ludwigshafen in honour of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. In 1859, Ludwigshafen became a town, shortly before BASF located there in 1865. The company had just been founded as the Baden Aniline and Soda Factory but could not find any premises in Mannheim (Baden). So it moved to Ludwigshafen, which in the meantime was located in the Palatinate again. Today, Ludwigshafen is known for far more than its chemicals industry and has become an easy-going, friendly city with a positive attitude to life and a passion for the arts. It also has a vibrant culinary scene, which is centred around the oldest district of Ludwigshafen, Hemshof. Following a shopping spree in the Rhein-Galerie mall with its 130 or so shops and restaurants or a trip to the


Walzmühle shopping and cinema complex, a haven of tranquillity can be found under the tall plane trees on centrally located Ludwigsplatz square.

Works of art dotted around the city, including the famous 'Endlose Treppe' (endless steps) by Swiss artist Max Bill, have turned Ludwigshafen into one big exhibition space for modern art. The Wilhelm Hack Museum, which features the famous ceramic mosaic wall by Miró and well in excess of 9,000 other artworks, is internationally acclaimed. Founded with a donation from the businessman Wilhelm Hack, it has now become the most important museum for art of the 20th and 21st centuries in Rhineland-Palatinate. The Ernst Bloch Centre, situated next to the Walzmühle, is named after one of the town's most famous sons and houses an extensive library and theSciences Program and personnel YNP, WY for sampling access and accommodation of the project. Appreciation is extended to the 2003 REU undergraduates Jamie Becker, Erin Howard, and Lynn Killberg for their contribution to the extensive chemical analyses. Andreas Teske and Shawn Lyons were supported by the NASA Astrobiology Institute "Environmental Genomes." Tingting Yang was supported by NSF grant No. 0727175.

[^1]: Edited by: Thomas E. Hanson, University of Delaware, USA

[^2]: Reviewed by: Marina Kalyuzhnaya, University of Washington, USA; Matthew Schrenk, East Carolina University, USA

[^3]: This article was submitted to Frontiers in Microbial Physiology and Metabolism, a aspecialty of Frontiers in Microbiology.


The construction of a Coca Cola factory in the Gaza Strip, set to create jobs for thousands of Palestinians, will begin this week after it has been green-lighted by Israel's defense establishment.

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A Palestinian entrepreneur had to submit a request to build the factory to the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories. Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon then decided to accept COGAT head Maj.-Gen. Yoav Mordechai's recommendation.

The factory will at first create jobs to hundreds of Palestinians and later on to 3,000 workers.

Coca Cola factory in Bnei Brak (Photo: Zvika Tishler)

It will be built in the Karni industrial area, and its construction will take six months.

While the Karni border crossing is closed, the industrial area is still active, and includes mostly storage spaces usedOn Tuesday, while Myanmar’s commander in chief was shopping for weaponry in Russia, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the country’s de facto civilian leader, gave a speech in Singapore in which she made no mention of the bloodletting by the nation’s armed forces. Thousands of Rohingya are believed to have been killed in northern Rakhine State.

United Nations officials have raised the prospect that the violence could be considered genocide, and officials at the United States State Department have debated using the term, according to American diplomats.

But Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, blamed “terrorist activities, which was the initial cause of events leading to the humanitarian crisis in Rakhine.”

On Aug. 25, 2017, Rohingya militants, mostly armed with makeshift weapons, carried out strikes on police


Blog Tour: Review | Her Sister's Shadow by Katharine Britton

Summary: Renowned painter Lilli Niles is at home in her North London flat when she receives an unexpected call from her elder sister, Bea, who's at the family homestead in Whitehead, Massachusetts. Bea's husband has just died, and she'd like Lilli to fly home to attend the funeral. There are reasons Lilli moved all the way to England to escape her older sister, reasons that have kept them estranged for decades. But something in Bea's voice makes Lilli think it's time to return to the stately house in New England she loved as a child, to the memory of the beloved younger sister they both lost. With Bea more fragile than Lilli remembered, maybe she can finally forgive Bealovely? No one should wish their life away."'

Katharine has a Master's degree in Creative Writing from Dartmouth College. Her screenplay, Goodbye Don't Mean Gone, was a Moondance Film Festival winner and a finalist in the New England Women in Film and Television contest. Katharine is a member of the League of Vermont Writers and PEN New England. She teaches writing at Colby-Sawyer College, and is an instructor at The Writer’s Center.

When not at her desk, Katharine can often be found in her Norwich garden, waging a non-toxic war against the slugs, snails, deer, woodchucks, chipmunks, moles, voles, and beetles with whom she shares her yard. Katharine's defense consists mainly of hand-wringing, after-the-fact.


inches), which also means that the rear wheel wells do not protrude into the rear door as much as they do on some cars. Another benefit of a longer wheelbase is shorter overhangs at the front and rear (the distance from the wheels to the ends of the car). Short overhangs improve the car's looks, and the handling.

The 2005 Corolla S receives a new front spoiler and fog lamps, and smoked headlamp masking. The S is further distinguished by its body-colored side rocker panels and rear skirt.

The XRS gets 16-inch wheels that visually fill the wheel wells better. Distinguishing the XRS are a rear color-keyed spoiler, a color-keyed bezel surrounding the grille, and unique badging.

Interior Features

The Corolla's interior doesn't feel like a small car nor does it feeldash. Four small vents are nicely inlaid into the upper part of the dash.

The radio is located high up so it is easy to reach while the three large round knobs for the heating and air conditioning system are located below. The handle for the parking brake is located on the left of the center console so there's room for a small storage cubbyhole on the right. Storage spaces are quite generous with small pockets in each door and the glove box is large. Map lights on Corolla S and LE are mounted on the rearview mirror, not the ideal location.

Three overlapping round gauges in the instrument pod contain a large speedometer, a smaller tachometer to the left and a water temperature gauge and fuel gauge mounted in


dancing in her head, Olenka returned to the event, raised her hand and pitched her idea: There, Code Red, the mobile tampon app, was born.

The mobile app would allow users to send out a "red alert" if they were stuck in an emergency without a tampon.

A Code Red team including Olenka and two other women — Isha Agarwal and Yogeeta Manglani, both 24-year-old graduate students in global health at Harvard's School of Public Health — quickly coalesced and started brainstorming. They came up with a simple prototype: a mobile app that would allow women in need to send out a "red alert" that would ping other nearby users who could rush over and delivery a tampon or sanitary pad or share information on where the nearest working tamponPhillip Wade allegedly stabbed and killed 57-year-old Anthony Johnson in Oakley, California, on Saturday — but as it turns out, the alleged attack would not be Wade's first.

According to the East Bay Times, the 38-year-old Antioch, California, resident and "major [Donald] Trump supporter" had stabbed at least two other people previously: 23-year-old Justin Garza in March 2011, and 49-year-old Kann Cendejas in August 2013.

Wade's friend, Gabriel Desta, said Wade "had many altercations over the years," but that "lately he was getting paranoid — unusually paranoid."

"The other day at Mel’s Diner, he told a waitress that he would stab a group of black guys there, saying they were talking bad about him, but they weren’t talking about him,” Desta told the East Bay Times.

Wade appears to be white. Johnson,


whom Wade allegedly killed on Saturday, was black. Wade's previous two victims — Cendejas, who died from his wounds, and Garza, who survived — have Hispanic last names and may have been Hispanic.

Desta described Wade as "prejudiced," but "more of a follower" who became a "major Trump supporter." What appears to be Wade's Facebook page contains hostile comments against black people and Muslims, including a racist post depicting former President Barack Obama wearing a turban.

On Saturday, Wade started arguing with Johnson, a black Pittsburg, California, resident, about sports and politics on a Tri Delta Transit bus. Both men disembarked on Main Street near Charles Way in central Oakley — about 40 miles east of Oakland — and continued their argument on the street.

Soon after, Wade allegedly drew aknife and stabbed Johnson multiple times. A passerby in a car saw what was happening, at which point he drew a gun, ordered Wade to get on the ground and kept him there until law enforcement arrived and arrested him.

The incident took place amid an apparent spike in racist rhetoric that accompanied the rise of Donald Trump, whose presidential campaign regularly targeted black people, Muslims and immigrants. And it's especially alarming in the context of recent events. Since February, several white men with histories of bigoted statements and affiliations have been arrested and charged with murder.

In February, Adam Purinton allegedly killed an Indian immigrant in Olathe, Kansas, after asking for the victim's immigration status and opening fire with a handgun. James Harris Jackson traveled from Baltimore to New


York City in March, where he allegedly stabbed a 66-year-old black man through the chest with a sword to dissuade white women from having interracial relationships.

On May 20, Sean Urbanski — who belonged to a Facebook group that reportedly featured disparaging comments about women, Latinos, Jews and black people — stabbed and killed a black United States Army lieutenant in College Park, Maryland. And on May 26, Jeremy Joseph Christian stabbed and killed two white men who intervened while he was directing an anti-Muslim tirade against two teenage girls on a Portland, Oregon, MAX train.

Police are investigating whether there was a direct racial motivation for Wade's alleged crime.City council chiefs have unveiled ambitious £70million plans for a rail link to the airport and new exhibition and conference centre.

This artist’s impression shows the route the new line would take and potential locations for stations.

The heart of the city could be connected to Aberdeen International Airport by a light or heavy railway.

And passengers would also be able to head straight to the new £333million Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre – which is due for completion in 2019 – for concerts and shows.

Both venues would have their own stations.

Travelling to the airport from either the north or south currently involves getting off at Dyce Station and completing the journey by bus.

Funding options are already being explored and the local authority is still hopeful it can convince the Scottish


Book review: 'Foreign Bodies' by Cynthia Ozick

Cynthia Ozick's sixthnovel, "Foreign Bodies," is a piece of literary sleight of hand: It is modeled on Henry James' 1903 novel, "The Ambassadors," the story of an American who travels to Paris in pursuit of his patron's wayward son only to find himself enthralled by the city's sophistication. "Foreign Bodies," though, is neither homage nor update; it is instead a counterpoint. Ozick may consider James an inspiration — she has invoked him often, in both her essays and her fiction — but this novel is a mirror image, James' story turned around.

FOR THE RECORD: "Foreign Bodies": A review of Cynthia Ozick's novel "Foreign Bodies" Nov. 7 cited a passage from the book and said it reflected the thoughts of the character Lili.The passage, "She recognized him as someone she had missed; misjudged; passed over. And she had inflicted on him a pitiless blight," described the thoughts of the character Bea Nightingale about her nephew Julian. —

The central character here, the middle-aged Bea Nightingale, is sent by her brother to Paris to retrieve her nephew Julian from a bohemian idyll. Taking place in the early 1950s, however, "Foreign Bodies" offers not a sophisticated Europe but a devastated one. The Paris that Bea discovers is exhausted, overrun with refugees, shattered by the after-effects of the war. It is the epitome of the Old World that Julian's father, Marvin, a California aeronautics designer, has spent his life trying to put behind him, and Bea's misadventures highlight the tensions that motivate this novel,


between history and progress, the elusive promises of the future and the relentless undercurrents of the past.

This is vintage Ozick; she is, perhaps, our most classical contemporary novelist, with a strong sense of literary heritage. Her 2004 novel, "Heir to the Glimmering World," juxtaposes a family of Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany with their unlikely benefactor, a character based on Christopher Robin Milne, and the title story of her 2008 collection "Dictation" casts Joseph Conrad and James as opposites in the conflict between intellect and emotion.

Such efforts are subtle, using fiction not to instruct but to play with literature. Yet lest this strategy seem just a postmodern gimmick, Ozick has something more in mind. "As modernism sinks in, or fades out — as it recedes into a kindof latter-day archaism, Cubism turned antiquated, the old literary avant-garde looking convincingly moth-eaten — certain writers become easier to live with," she opens the 1993 essay "What Henry James Knew." The idea, then, is to consider literature as a métier, in which stories find their meaning in a larger conversation that exists not only between characters but also between books.

Yet, unlike "Heir to the Glimmering World" or "Dictation," "Foreign Bodies" never seems to come to fruition. Partly, that's due to the nature of its construction — even though you don't need to have read "The Ambassadors" to understand it; there are no overt references to the novel, other than a few puns and one-liners, a comment about "all this ambassadorial traffic" in an early piece of dialogue, or


a recollection of Bea's father reading "George Meredith and Henry James."

Instead, Ozick examines the pull of family and obligation, the things we do for loved ones even when we don't know why. Bea has been estranged from her brother for decades as "Foreign Bodies" opens; he is as alien to her as the boulevards of Paris. Driven, pushy, overbearing, he has spent a lifetime distancing himself from his Jewish immigrant roots, marrying into society, moving to California, framing an existence around the assertion of his own power.

Initially, Bea resists his demands for help, but all too soon she finds herself under his sway. Their back-and-forth, evoked in series of letters that run throughout the novel, allows Ozick to explore the tenuous yet tenacious nature of the sibling bond.Similar issues emerge in the relationship between Julian and his sister, Iris, who also runs away to Paris; they are devoted to each other in a way that Bea and Marvin never were.

Meanwhile, Ozick seeks to frame a contrast between postwar Europe and the New World. "The boy was absurd. The boy was contemptible. … one of those know-nothing Americans besotted with old tattered visions of Sartre, that dolt, that foul Communist, that abettor of the worst," a refugee named Lili thinks of Julian after meeting him. "Paris was infested with these imitation baby Sartres and Gides sitting in cafés over their inky manuscripts." Yet, playing against expectation, Lili marries him.

For Ozick, the couple represents the integration of a callow optimism — that of the American youth, "literary


The Common Snipe or Fantail Snipe (Gallinago gallinago) is a small, stocky shorebird.

The breeding habitat is marshes, bogs, tundra and wet meadows in Iceland, the Faroes, northern Europe and Russia. Common Snipe nest in a well-hidden location on the ground.

European birds winter in southern Europe and Africa, and Asian migrants move to tropical southern Asia..

At Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India.

Adults are 23-28 cm in length with a 39-45 cm wingspan. They have short greenish-grey legs and a very long straight dark bill. The body is mottled brown on top and pale underneath. They have a dark stripe through the eye, with light stripes above and below it. The wings are pointed.

These birds forage in soft mud, probing or picking up food by sight. They mainly eat insectsand earthworms, also plant material.

The male performs "winnowing" display during courtship, flying high in circles and then taking shallow dives to produce a distinctive sound - which has given the bird its Finnish name taivaanvuohi, "sky goat", because the sound is similar to the baaing of a goat.

This species closely resembles the Wilson's Snipe, G. delicata, of North America, which was until recently considered to be a subspecies G. g. delicata of Common Snipe. The latter differs from the North American species in having a wider white edge to the wings, and seven pairs of tail feathers instead of eight.

There are two other races of Common Snipe; G. g. faeroeensis in Iceland, the Faroes, Shetland and Orkney, and G. g. gallinago in the rest of the Old World.


The latter is a species to which the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) applies.

Camouflaged at Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India.

This well camouflaged bird is usually shy and conceals itself close to ground vegetation and flushes only when approached closely. They fly off in a series of aerial zig-zags to confuse predators. Snipe hunters, therefore, needed to be very skilled to hunt these birds and they came to be called snipers - a term later adopted by the military.eight people and injuring six others. Reports conflict on the number of bombers present; the New York Times mentions three while Reuters mentions four. According to the Reuters report, three suicide bombers successfully detonated their explosives while police shot the fourth before he was able to do so. The New York Times reports that two bombers successfully detonated while the third escaped. The TTP claim that the attack was carried out in revenge for the killing of Ibrahim Mehsud, a nephew of former TTP leader Baitullah Mehsud, last month.[viii]

A special Dawn report highlights the underlying roots of enmity between the Hakimullah Mehsud branch of the TTP and Maulvi Nazir’s South Waziristan Taliban and Ahmadzai Wazir tribal allies, tracing them back to Mehsud manipulation of the Tank-Jandola-Wana road. The


road, which winds through Mehsud TTP territory, was a “lifeline” for the Ahmadzai Wazirs that the Mehsuds often closed or obstructed “at will to bring the Wazirs into submission.” In June 2012, however, the Pakistani government opened the Kaur-Gomal-Tanai-Wana road circumventing Mehsud territory. The government had also been the principal driver behind an initiative to convince Maulvi Nazir to expel the Mehsuds from South Waziristan, and while he had initially been reluctant to do so, the November 29 suicide attack against him coupled with his and the Ahmadzai Wazirs’ newfound freedom due to their control of the Kaur-Gomal-Tanai-Wana road clinched the deal. A senior security official said that the attack against Nazir was a pre-emptive effort by the TTP to prevent him from ordering the expulsion of theson of Karachi TTP Naib Ameer (second-in-command) Muhammad Yaqoob, on Saturday during a raid in North Karachi. Azmatullah was allegedly involved in extortion and firecracker attacks in the city.[xv]

Tensions in Kashmir

A local Kashmiri government official told the AFP on Sunday that cross-border fire from India near the Line of Control in Kashmir left one dead and three injured in the Pakistani village of Madarpur.. Exploding shells in Battal village also caused one house to catch fire, though the extent of the damage is unclear. India, for its part, accused Pakistan of firing at Indian posts in the Poonch sector on Sunday, though there was no damage. Indian officials say this is the sixth time Pakistan has violated the Line of Control truce this month. [xvi]

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goals involves looking at redevelopment opportunities for the closed 98-acre landfill on Mauldin Road that has been cited as the source of 6 percent of the city’s carbon emissions.

The sustainability plan would also look at adding more electric vehicle charging stations, reducing energy use in government buildings and establishing green standards for all city building projects.

In the past, the Green Ribbon Committee has singled out the building sector as key to lowering Greenville's carbon footprint. A 2010 inventory revealed citywide greenhouse gas emissions at 31.7 tons per person a year, about 40 percent more than the national average of 19.1 tons.

Reaching these goals, said chairman Doug Webster, will require collaboration between the committee and city staff.President Obama's first Supreme Court nomination is shining a spotlight on the delicate and critical role of the sherpa, the person (or persons) tapped with ushering the nominee through the grisly and byzantine Senate confirmation process.

One misstep by the sherpa could have a fatal ripple effect, as Jamie Brown, a former Bush White House legislative affairs aide, explains.

She was a behind the scenes sherpa for the high-stakes confirmation battles of both Samuel Alito and John Roberts, George W. Bush's two successful Supreme Court choices. As such, she wound up in newspaper photos across the country.

Brown spoke with us about the do's and don't of the job, what not to wear and when to keep quiet. And she had some notable advice to give President Obama's team of aides,


union activists over to the BDS movement.

The 2010 TUC motion on Palestine moved the focus to “companies who profit from illegal settlements, the occupation and the construction of the wall” Israel is building in the West Bank, rather than just companies based in the settlements.

In September of this year, the TUC annual meeting passed a motion reaffirming previous boycott policy, with an amendment calling for unions to “review their bilateral relations with all Israeli organizations, including Histradrut,” the Israeli trade union federation. This latter point marks this year’s slow, but steady BDS progress in UK unions.

But it’s not the first time Histadrut has come in for criticism from UK unions for its involvement with Israeli war crimes. The 2010 motion stated that TUC “condemns the Histadrut statement ofThe Caterpillar Club

Portraits of Henry Wacker and John Boettner frame an illustration of their July 21, 1919, jump from a Goodyear airship, qualifying them as the first two members of the Caterpillar Club. NASM-00152652

A hundred years ago, tragedy struck the skies of Chicago just before five in the afternoon on July 21, 1919. The Goodyear airship, Wingfoot Air Express, more commonly known as the Wingfoot Express, took off from Grant Park, destined for the White City Amusement Park balloon hangar. The Wingfoot Express had successfully made its maiden flight that morning and another later in the afternoon. As the airship passed over the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, it turned into a “mammoth red ball of fire.” Four tiny parachutes became visible over the financial district. Only two


survived—Henry Wacker, the chief mechanic, and John Boettner, the pilot. They became known as members one and two of the Caterpillar Club, an organization formed in November 1922 consisting of people who had used parachutes to make an emergency jump.

The wreckage of the Goodyear Airship Wingfoot Express falling onto a bank building in Chicago, Illinois, July 21, 1919, people and cars can be seen in the foreground. The photograph is signed, “To B.E. Walls, From First Caterpillar [sic] Club Member, July 21, 1919, Henry Wacker”, Wacker’s parachute can be seen below the falling wreckage. NASM-2007-72

United States Air Force 1st Lieutenant Harold R. Harris, served as the inspiration for the creation of the Caterpillar Club. On October 20, 1922, Harris was testing experimental ailerons on a Loening pursuit monoplaneat McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio. As he banked in tandem with Lieutenant Muir Fairchild, Harris lost control of the plane. He slid out of his aircraft and attempted to open his parachute several times. It is estimated that he had fallen from 2,500 feet to 500 feet before successfully deploying his chute—marking what is thought to be the first successful use of a parachute in an emergency situation from an airplane.

At a 1943 dinner at the Wings Club, Colonel Harold R. Harris, commanding officer of the Air Transport Command (center), is presented the Switlik Trophy commemorating the first jump from an aircraft via parachute by Stanley Switlik (right) donor of the plaque and leading proponent of safety parachutes. Capt. Harold L. Foster (left) President of the Caterpillar


Club looks on. NASM-00143229

Milton H. St. Clair, a parachute engineer at McCook Field, and Verne Timmerman and Maurice Hutton, journalists for the Dayton Daily Herald, figured that Harris was just the first of many future emergency parachute jumps. St. Clair suggested the term “caterpillar” from a description on the composition of a parachute: “mainsail and lines…are woven from the finest silk. The lowly worm spins a cocoon, crawls out and flies away from certain death.” Thus was born the Caterpillar Club.

Irene McFarland

Irene McFarland became the first female member of the Caterpillar Club on July 4, 1925. A stunt jumper, McFarland was scheduled to test a parachute of her own design in a 3,500 foot jump. Government regulations required that she wear a backup Irving chute. Despite her protests,the movie The Lost Squadron, advertised as having “more crashes than Wall Street.”

Milton H. St. Clair, parachute engineer and co-founder of the Caterpillar Club, points to a sign for Caterpillar farm tractors.

With the dawning of WW II, it appeared the ranks of the Caterpillar Club would grow exponentially. The Club decided to take its status beyond “mythical” to “organized” and officially incorporated on April 6, 1943. Stanley Switlik provided office space and assistance with applications and credentials.

Today the ranks of Caterpillar Club members number in the tens of thousands. Both Irving (as Airborne Systems) and Switlik continue to register members. Famous members include John Glenn, Jimmy Doolittle and George H.W. Bush. With four jumps to his credit, Charles Lindbergh is probably the member with the most pins.

Maurice Hutton,


co-founder of the Caterpillar Club and aviation editor for the Dayton Daily Herald, poses for a photo wearing flight gear and standing next to his plane

And how are Wacker and Boettner members one and two, if the Club was founded three years later with Harris as the first member? The Caterpillar Club was willing to add back-dated members. William O’Connor was the first to be added with a 1920 exhibition jump requiring an emergency chute, making him number one, then number three when Wacker and Boettner were added about nine years after the fact.

John Boettner continued to pilot airships for Goodyear and rose to the rank of Commander in the US Navy, flying in World War II. Henry Wacker went on to work for B.F. Goodrich and theWPA. He proudly autographed photos of his jump as “the first Caterpillar Club member.” And every year on July 21, the anniversary of his jump, he took his parachute out of storage and aired it out, in honor of the day it saved his life.

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Everett Smith served with the Headquarters Company, 187th Regiment, 11th A/B Division during WWII. This site is in tribute to my father, "Smitty."
GPCox is a member of the 11th Airborne Association. Member # 4511 and extremely proud of that fact!

They were incredibly brave to pioneer in parachuting.
By the way, I like your silent observer. He is a soldier on guard sometimes too tired to observe anything. Henry has told me how slow the hours go by on a night


older American one. My favourite story about the RAF is Sergeant Nicholas Alkemade who jumped out of a Lancaster from 20,000 feet, without a parachute, but who then crashed into pine trees, an extra large snow drift and lived to tell the tale. He applied for his badge from the “Caterpillar Club” but was turned down because he had not made any use of his parachute.

loved the history! I heard a jet stalled out and flipped over while taking off from a aircraft carrier. Once submerged the pilot had to eject downwards to escape. I wonder If he became a member even though he technically didn’t use his chute?

I will try to do. Thank you! Sometimes its very horrible to be part of the Germans, even i amhere born and raised, but some history information i did not got before the decision staying or living here. 😉

from wiki : The requirements for membership are rigid – members must have saved their lives by jumping with a parachute. Consequently, RAF Sgt. Nicholas Alkemade, who during World War II bailed out of a RAF Avro Lancaster without a parachute and landed uninjured in a snow-drift, was refused membership because a parachute had not been used. More recently, a group of twelve skydivers were denied membership when one of them fouled the plane’s tail and caused it to fall from the sky. He died in the crash but the other eleven parachuted to safety. They did not qualify because it had been their original intention to jump from


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On Friday night, the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan party – which has primarily led the demonstrations – announced an end to protests after reaching an agreement with the government. The two sides signed a five-point agreement,lawyer said “the struggle for justice must continue” and pointed out that “her life would be more or less the same, either inside a prison or in solitary confinement for security fears”.

Asia Bibi was accused of insulting Prophet Muhammad during an argument with a group of women in her neighbourhood near Lahore in 2009. The women had said they could no longer use a cup from which Bibi had had water, because of her religion. Bibi later acknowledged she had used “hot words” during the argument that followed, but claimed to have not said anything blasphemous.

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Brick Walk Book Walk

The first-ever Brick Walk Book Walk occurred Sunday June 24 on Bestor Plaza. The new event started at the Poetry Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall, and was held to celebrate the Week One theme of “The Life of the Written Word.” The Brick Walk Book Walk continues from noon to 2 p.m. Monday June 25.

The Alumni Hall lawn is decorated with poems as Chautauquans participate in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Chautauquans participate in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The newevent started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Mary Anne Morefield displays her books of poems during Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Chautauquans participate in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Markers guide the way along the route of the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday,


June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Chautauquans participate in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

Chautauqua Bookstore employee, Jill Santi, displays a few of the items the bookstore has to offer in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

ChautauquaBookstore employee, Jill Santi, displays a few of the items the bookstore has to offer in the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

David and Annemarie Franczyk greet various authors along the Brick Walk Book Walk on Sunday, June 24, 2018. The new event started at the Poetry's Makerspace and ended at the Literary Arts Center at Alumni Hall and explores "The Life of the Written Word." ABIGAIL DOLLINS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

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journey through an anarchic and feuding region, but travelling by donkey and camel, Mr and Mrs Ingrams succeeded in producing a detailed Report on the Social, Economic and Political Condition of Hadhramaut (1935), the earliest European account of the territory. In the course of this first trip, They were the first Europeans to travel through Sei’ar country and the Mahra hinterland - where on one occasion their lives were threatened by local tribesmen - and Doreen was the first European woman to enter Seiyun and Tarim. The report, which had the rare distinction of being the subject of a Times leading article, became the mainspring of closer British involvement in Hadhramaut and later in the Protectorate as a whole.

In 1936 Harold, accompanied by Doreen, was sent back to
174 Ga. App. 101 (1985)
329 S.E.2d 288
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
v.
LAWSON et al.
69191.
Court of Appeals of Georgia.
Decided March 12, 1985.
Rehearing Denied March 22, 1985.
Emory F. Robinson, for appellant.
Clark H. McGehee, William C. Lanham, John C. Fowler, *105 Weymon H. Forrester, James E. Brim III, for appellees.
POPE, Judge.
On October 12, 1980 Timmy Lee Lawson, the minor child of plaintiffs-appellees (the Lawsons) was struck and killed in Stephens County by a train owned and operated by defendant-appellant Southern Railway Company, a Virginia corporation authorized to transact business in Georgia. As a result, on October 11, 1982 the Lawsons filed suit against Southern Railway and others in the Superior Court of Stephens County where Southern Railway has an agent and the others are residents. The action in Stephens County was voluntarily dismissed without


prejudice by the Lawsons on October 21, 1983, and all costs connected with that action were paid. The present action was then filed against Southern Railway in Fulton County Superior Court by the Lawsons on December 15, 1983. On March 7, 1984 the other defendants from the previous suit were added as defendants in the present action in Fulton County.
The Lawsons' suit is in two counts: Count I seeking damages for the wrongful death of their minor child; Count II seeking additional damages for alleged fraud and conspiracy in making false inducements to obtain the Lawsons' release of claims against Southern Railway relative to their son's death. Southern Railway answered the Fulton County suit and filed a motion to dismiss asserting improper venue and the running of theintended to be mandatory rather than permissive. At the time of the death of the Lawsons' son as well as at the time suit was filed in Stephens County on October 11, 1982, the applicable statute was Code Ann. § 94-1101 which provided in pertinent part: "All railroad . . . companies shall be sued by anyone whose person or property has been injured by such railroad . . . company, its officers, agents or employees, for the purpose of recovering damages for such injuries, in the county in which the cause of action originated, and suits on all contracts shall be brought in the county in which the contract in question is made or is to be performed; any judgment rendered in any county other than the


injuries, in the county in which the cause of action originated; and actions on all contracts shall be brought in the county in which the contract in question is made or is to be performed. If the cause of action arises in a county where the railroad or electric company liable to suit has no agent, service may be perfected by the issuance of a second original, to be served upon the company in the county of its principal office and place of business, if in this state, and if not, on any agent of such company. In the alternative, if the company has no agent in the county where the cause of action arises, an action may be brought in the county of the residence of suchon the UVSC Project required tight coordination with the other subcontractors, inasmuch as there was a very limited staging area and Traco's work had to be performed in four discrete stages. To complete its obligations under the UVSC Agreement, Traco was required to break up the timing of its work. However, during the course of the UVSC Project, Traco personnel did not attend the weekly meetings that Comtrol held to coordinate the timing of the work among subcontractors. The trial court determined that Traco's absence from these meetings seriously impacted coordination among the subcontractors, particularly with respect to the coordination of steel deliveries by Dwamco, the steel fabricator.
¶ 11 Traco performed its first portion of the work, Phase I, in June and July of 2000. Twice during this


liquidated damages UVSC would impose on Comtrol if the project was not completed on time. Comtrol directed Traco to return to work immediately and regain the lost time.
¶ 13 On May 30, 2001, Traco executed a Subcontractor Lien Waiver (the UVSC Release) that waived and released Traco's right to any claims for labor and materials provided to the UVSC Project on or before April 30, 2001. This release was in exchange for Comtrol's payment of $56,923.05 to Traco.
¶ 14 Throughout 2001, Traco continued to use Comtrol's crane and forklift to unload steel for the UVSC Project. In one case, this was done without Comtrol's permission, as Traco came to the job site on Sunday, May 6, 2001, when Comtrol was not on the job. Cook continued to noteTraco's use of Comtrol's forklift and crane on time cards and daily reports, resulting in Change Orders 4569 and 4700.
¶ 15 With the exception of railings and punch list items, which were within the scope of Traco's work under the UVSC Agreement, Traco's work was completed by the end of September 2001. In early January 2002, Comtrol advised Traco orally that railing materials had been delivered to the job site and *577 requested that Traco return to install the railings according to the UVSC Agreement. Traco refused to do so. On January 3, 2002, Comtrol gave Traco a written 48-hour notice to report to the project, initiate work, and perform diligently. Comtrol advised Traco that if it did not return, Comtrol would have the work performed by others


the work was performed on or before August 31, 2001the effective date of the Weber State Release.
¶ 27 Traco continued to fall behind in its work and blamed Comtrol for this delay because it believed that steel components had not been delivered to the job site. By December 2001, Traco's work was incomplete. Traco continued to blame the steel fabricator and informed Comtrol, by letter dated January 4, 2002, that if all steel for the project was not on site by 4:00 p.m. that day, it would become the steel fabricator's responsibility to install the steel. Comtrol responded that there were other steel components on the job site, which Traco could erect while waiting for the missing steel to arrive. Moreover, some of the missing parts could notdomain in geoscience teaching led by David McConnell, Tom Koballa, David Mogk and Cathy Manduca in February 2007. Ed Nuhfer and Jeff Johnston were participants in the workshop, and James Rhem furnished participants with published National Teaching and Learning FORUM issues that contained articles (created separately from this SERC workshop) on the affective domain. The method is based on the use of scenarios or case studies in teaching and professional development.

Use of cases for faculty development of teachers is not new. Anson, Cafarelli, Rutz, and Weis (1988) used cases to guide participants to reflective teaching in the late 1980s. For at least two decades, faculty developers have created "trigger tapes" that display a classroom dilemma for generating participant discussion and solutions. However, the case method has been developed


for use with double-hung windows. These are windows with parallel upper and lower sashes which slide vertically within parallel side tracks of the window frame to open and close. The sashes are comprised of glass panels within wooden frames. The sash frames include two parallel vertical side members which engage the side tracks of the window frame, and upper and lower horizontal members. The upper sash is positioned within the outdoormost track, the lower sash within the indoormost track. The vertical indoor side of the upper sash is coplanar with the vertical outdoor side of the lower sash and overlaps the lower sash vertically at the bottom of the top sash and top of the bottom sash. These windows are opened in either of two ways, the topmember.
Double hung windows include an element known as the "stool cap" forming the lower limit of the bottom opening. The stool cap forms a shelf along the horizontal bottom portion or "stool" of the window frame. The stool is the lower horizontal member of the window frame and slopes downwardly from the indoor side to the outdoor side of the window. The stool cap is permanently affixed atop the peaked indoor edge of the stool and generally can range in depth, measured indoor-to-outdoor, from two inches to four and one half inches. The top of the stool cap is a horizontal surface both across the window and from indoors to outdoors. The vertical outdoor side of the stool cap is coplanar with the vertical indoor side of the


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