businesses and freeways hem it in.

Opponents of the plan, which included the FAA, stressed that the airport is necessary as a reliever to San Francisco area airports. The FAA informed the developer that the only way the airport could be closed and the land redeveloped was if a replacement airport was built and put into operation before the Buchanan property was touched.

Shapell Industries looked at several possible locations for a replacement airport, but the targeted properties were either not for sale or deemed unsuitable by pilots, state leaders and aviation officials. There were also rumblings of discontent from citizens and elected officials in Contra Costa County who did not want taxpayers to foot the bill for construction of a new facility.

The announcement that developers had withdrawn the proposalFestival History

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church hosted its first Greek Festival in 1987. Since then, the Greek Festival has become an annual tradition for the local community attracting tens of thousands of visitors each year.

The Greek Festival has always been a labor of love. It is managed by members of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and wouldn’t be possible with their hard work and the sponsorship of several local and corporate entities. Proceeds from the festival go to support the church’s building fund and also enrich the culture of the community.


beverage items, the policy stipulates that vending machine facades must not be used for advertising, except product names and/or logos which are allowed in small print for the purpose of identifying items for sale ([@bb0190]). While this policy aims to reduce students\' exposure to corporate marketing, preliminary observations of schools made as part of the Think&EatGreen\@School project suggested that for-profit food advertising professionally produced by corporate entities was present, and appeared to differ in content and quantity by school type (elementary versus secondary) ([@bb0210]), bringing its implementation and oversight into question.

At the same time, efforts to improve the quality of items offered in schools are unfolding across many North American school districts. As in other jurisdictions ([@bb0010]), several provincial governments in Canada ([@bb0155], [@bb0070], [@bb0185]) have developed nutritioninterventions are needed to increase the proportion of nutritious food messages seen. Moreover, policies aimed at restricting corporate presence in schools should be strengthened with improved monitoring systems, particularly in secondary schools where students have increased autonomy over food choice and where the presence of promotions, including those depicting unhealthy items, was substantially higher.

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Cayley Velazquez received funding support from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Award (FRN 127338). Funding support also stemmed from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Operating Grant entitled 'What Shapes Food Practices on School Days? Examining the Role of the School Food Environment' (FRN 119577) and was carried out in partnership with the Think&EatGreen\@School project, funded by the Social Sciences


Ga. 207 (1858) (final paragraph, p. 211); second, the district attorney had attributed the sentiment of these two passages to Justices of the Georgia Supreme Court; and third, the district attorney had offered, following several hours of jury deliberation, the award of a life sentence in return for a plea of guilty.
The habeas corpus court then made the following conclusions of law: first, the district attorney's attribution of the sentiments of the cited passages to Justices of the Georgia Supreme Court, while reading said passages to the jury, constituted error under the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution; and second, in view of the offer of a life sentence by the district attorney, this error could not be held harmless beyond aOver 16 countries attend business tourism event in Dominican capital

Top attraction: Alcazar de Colon (Columbus house)

Santo Domingo.- More than 130 delegates from 16 countries, hoteliers, representatives of local companies and the national tourism sector participate in the first business tourism event “SDQ Santo Domingo MICE” in Dominican Republic’s capital.

The gathering that concludes today showcases the Meetings, Conventions and Events (MICE) segment, with hoteliers, event producers, airlines, tour operators and companies on the same stage on destination management, among other sector entities.

In addition, the activity includes the presence of 50 local companies from the main tourist poles and other cities in the country that exhibit their products and services

Santo Domingo “meets all the conditions to be placed and remain a leader in the segment” of Meetings, Events and Conventions,


Norway is repairing the entrance of a "doomsday" seed vault on an Arctic island after an unexpected thaw of permafrost let water into a building meant as a deep freeze to safeguard the world's food supplies.

The water, limited to the 15 meter (50 ft) entrance hall in the melt late last year, had no impact on millions of seeds of crops including rice, maize, potatoes and wheat that are stored more than 110 meters inside the mountainside.

Still, water was an unexpected problem for the vault on the Svalbard archipelago, about 1,000 km (620 miles) from the North Pole. It seeks to safeguard seeds from cataclysms such as nuclear war or disease in natural permafrost.

"Svalbard Global Seed Vault is facing technical improvements in connection with water intrusion," Norwegian stateconstruction group Statsbygg, which built the vault that opened in 2008, said in a statement on Saturday.

"The seeds in the seed vault have never been threatened."

Spokeswoman Hege Njaa Aschim said Statsbygg had removed electrical equipment from the entrance - a source of heat - and was building waterproof walls inside and ditches outside to channel away any water.

The number of visitors would be reduced to limit human body heat, she said. Some of the water that flowed in re-froze and had to be chipped out by workers from the local fire service.

An underlying problem was that permafrost around the entrance of the vault, which had thawed from the heat of construction a decade ago, has not re-frozen as predicted by scientists, Aschim said.

Temperatures in the Arctic region have


food prices and possibly stoking social and racial tensions ahead of local elections.

The Pietermaritzburg Agency for Community Social Action (PACSA) Minimum Food Basket in March 2015 for a family of four members increased from R2 155.62 to R2 170.04, a R14.42 or 0.67 percent month-on-month increase. This increase in the cost of a basket of food has to be considered against the increasing price trends in the International Commodity prices for staple foods and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) food month-on-month increases (up for the third month since January) and importantly against the backdrop of the urgent debate on minimum wages.

The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) says food prices rose in September 2012 and are seen remaining close to levels reached during the 2008 food crisis.

InMorphologic variations of sesamoid cartilages of the nose in Iranian cadavers.
Accessory cartilages are small nasal cartilages between the lateral crus and piriform aperture of the nose bilaterally. These cartilages are among the supporting structures of the nasal tip. This prospective cross-sectional study was conducted on Iranian fresh cadavers for evaluation of ethnic differences. Seventy-two sesamoid cartilages in 41 cadavers (mean age 42 years) were dissected to evaluate anatomy and anthropometry of the sesamoid cartilages. Elevation of the dorsal nasal flap after a collumellar incision was done. After the separation of the lower lateral cartilages and sesamoid cartilages on each side, the anatomy and anthropometry of the cartilages were assessed. In 12% (5) of the cadavers there were no sesamoid cartilages, and in 88% (36) of the cadavers there


SECRET 's Sunhwa made her way to Jeju Island for her latest pictorial with fashion magazine '', where she posed in a field of flowers reminiscent of a bohemian princess.�

During the interview following the�shoot, Sunhwa revealed her thoughts on taking on a lead role in 'Rosy Lovers'. She said, "There was a big burden of being the main character, but through this, I wanted to get rid of the label of 'idol-turned-actress' and wanted to act professionally."�

When talking about her relationship and ideal type, she commented, "Rather than a guy who is willing to lay down his life for love, I think a guy who holds his own opinion and is passionate about his career is much more sexy. When I am in a relationship, I don't contactto be able to test them."

The University of Miami told ABC News Wednesday that it had been contacted by the State Department and that it was looking into the situation.

"Like any top-notch academic medical center in the nation, the University of Miami is often consulted regarding complex health care issues or emerging diseases. In the case of U.S. diplomats, our physicians were consulted by the State Department," the university said in a statement.

U.S. officials told ABC News that the FBI is among those investigating on the ground in Havana, with the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security taking the lead.

In May 2017, the State Department asked two Cuban officials working at the embassy in the United States to depart the country. The State Department said that the move


Press Releases

Norwegian Getaway To Sail To The Eastern Caribbean From Miami Year-Round Beginning In February 2014

Norwegian Getaway sailings available for group blocks to travel partners on October 8 and open for sale on October 22

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Norwegian Cruise Line announced today that Norwegian Getaway will be delivered in late January 2014, earlier than originally scheduled, and will sail a seven-day Eastern Caribbean itinerary from PortMiami year-round. Carrying 4,000 passengers, Norwegian Getaway will be the largest ship to home port year-round in Miami and will embody a unique Miami vibe.

“We are pleased that Meyer Werft will deliver this incredible vessel three months earlier than scheduled,” said Kevin Sheehan, Norwegian Cruise Line’s president and chief executive officer. “Norwegian Getaway is going to offer a fantastic cruise opportunity sailing to theEastern Caribbean.”

Following inaugural events in Europe, Norwegian Getaway will arrive in Miami in late January 2014 and begin her first Eastern Caribbean sailing on Saturday, February 1, 2014. Ports of call include: Philipsburg, St. Maarten; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; and Nassau, Bahamas. In addition, the company announced the ship’s Transatlantic sailing, which will depart Rotterdam, The Netherlands on January 16, 2014 and include a stop in London (Southampton), England where guests can also embark, followed by nine days at sea before arriving in Miami on January 27, 2014.

Norwegian Getaway will open for group block bookings to travel partners on October 8, 2012. Reservations will open to the public on October 22, 2012.

To accommodate Norwegian Getaway’s arrival in January, the company is modifying the itineraries of its existing


ships in Miami during that time. Beginning February 2, 2014, Norwegian Epic will depart Miami on Sundays and sail a Western Caribbean itinerary. Ports of call include: Ocho Rios, Jamaica, Cozumel and Costa Maya, Mexico. Norwegian Sun will now depart Miami on her 10 and 11-day Southern Caribbean itineraries a day later than scheduled on Mondays and Thursdays. Norwegian Pearl, which had been scheduled to depart Miami on Sundays will be chartered from January 19 to March 21, 2014. In addition, four new seven-day Western Caribbean itineraries will be added on March 21, March 28, April 4 and April 11, 2014.

Currently being built at Meyer Werft in Germany, Norwegian Getaway will be 146,600 gross tons and offer a wide range of accommodations. The ship will also feature athe innovator in cruise travel with a 45-year history of breaking the boundaries of traditional cruising, most notably with the introduction of Freestyle Cruising which has revolutionized the industry by allowing guests more freedom and flexibility.

Today, Norwegian invites consumers to “Cruise Like a Norwegian” on one of its 11 purpose-built Freestyle Cruising ships, providing guests the opportunity to enjoy a relaxed cruise vacation on some of the newest and most contemporary ships at sea. The Company has two 4,000-passenger vessels, Norwegian Breakaway and Norwegian Getaway, on order for delivery in April 2013 and January 2014.

Norwegian’s largest and most innovative Freestyle Cruising ship, Norwegian Epic, debuted in June 2010 and has been named “Best Overall Cruise Ship” by the readers of Travel Weekly and “Best Ship for Sea Days”


by Cruise Critic. Norwegian Cruise Line is the official cruise line of Blue Man Group, appearing for the first time at sea on Norwegian Epic, as well as the official cruise line of Legends in Concert, The Second City®, Howl at the Moon Dueling Pianos, and Nickelodeon, the number-one entertainment brand for kids. Cirque Dreams? & Dinner is also featured on board Norwegian Epic as the first show of its kind at sea under a big top.

High resolution, downloadable images are available at www.ncl.com/pressroom. For further information on Norwegian Cruise Line, visit www.ncl.com, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @Norwegiancruiseline, Pin us on Pinterest, watch us on YouTube, or contact us in the U.S. and Canada at 888-NCL-CRUISE (625-2784).Predicting large quakes by moon phases untenable: study

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 (Xinhua) -- A new analysis denies the popular beliefs that large earthquakes tend to happen during certain phases of the moon or at certain times during the year.

The study, published in Seismological Research Letters on Tuesday, confirms that this bit of earthquake lore is incorrect.

After matching dates and lunar phases to 204 earthquakes of magnitude 8 or larger, dating back to the 1600s, Susan Hough of the United States Geological Survey has concluded that there is no evidence that the rates of these great earthquakes are affected by the position of the Earth relative to either the moon or the Sun.

The patterns that some observers see as linking large earthquakes with specific parts of the lunar cycle "are


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A Tenant was evicted on Tuesday 29th May by the Sheriff (Bailiff). He was made aware of the implications of going back into the property without being accompanied by a representative from our office.

His belongings were still inside after the locks had been changed and he was told to contact our office to make a time to remove the goods.

The next day, our Property Manager went back to the house and discovered that the tenants had been back inside the house and the male was asleep in bed!!

The police should have known better!

She returned to the office and called the Police who advised it was a tenancy matter and not their problem. She advised that the Tenant had been evicted by


minerals lying thereunder, were confected by notarial act in the State of Missouri, County of Jackson. From the petition's factual allegations, supported by these instruments, it appears that on December 29, 1931, the then owner of the land here involved, Long-Bell Lumber Sales Corporation, having previously acquired the same from Long-Bell Lumber Company, sold and conveyed "all of the oil, gas and other minerals" in and under extensive areas in four townships, including the land now owned by plaintiff, to the Long-Bell Minerals Corporation, for "Ten Dollars ($10) cash, and other valuable consideration" the result, under our jurisprudence, being the creation of a mineral servitude. On November 30, 1935, the Lumber Sales Corporation re-transferred the lands here involved to the Lumber Company which, on the same day, conveyedthem to Long-Bell Farm Land Corporation. The Minerals Corporation, on February 27, 1936, was merged with and into the Long-Bell Petroleum Company, Inc., *86 and by the provisions of that merger the former ceased to exist and all of its interests and holdings (among these being the rights under the instrument of December 29, 1931, which we construe to be a servitude) became vested in the surviving corporation, the Petroleum Company. On December 28, 1936, the Farm Land Corporation executed an instrument in favor of the Petroleum Company containing recitals that the former "has granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does grant, bargain, sell and convey" to the latter, "but without any warranty * * * of title, even as to the return of the


purchase price" (of $500), "all of the oil, gas and other minerals of each kind or character on, in and under, and that may be produced from" certain described tracts, including that with which we are here concerned. Thereafter, on July 31, 1944, the Farm Land Corporation and other Long-Bell constituent corporations were merged into Long-Bell Lumber Company; and on July 9, 1945, the Lumber Company and the Petroleum Company joined as vendors in the execution of a deed conveying the lands to Carl R. Ribbeck, plaintiff's author in title, but reserving unto the Petroleum Company all of the oil, gas and other minerals. The plaintiff acquired from Ribbeck on February 27, 1950.
Counsel for plaintiff-appellant deny that the issue here is foreclosed by the rulings in the Triticoa declaration, the effect would be that the 1931 mineral servitude was continued in effect, without drilling operations, until December 28, 1946, thereby rendering ineffective the mineral reservation in the deed from the Long-Bell Lumber Company and the Long-Bell Petroleum Company, Inc., to Ribbeck dated July 9, 1945, under the doctrine of the Tritico case," and leaving plaintiff, through acquisition from Ribbeck in 1950, the owner of the lands unencumbered by a mineral servitude.
We are not in any wise impressed with counsel's reliance on the proposition that a second sale of minerals for a valuable consideration by the landowner to the then owner of the mineral servitude serves as an indication of the landowner's intention to interrupt the prescription then accruing against the existing servitude. In the Tritico


the reservations in the warranty deeds in which the Lumber Company and the Petroleum Company joined as vendors, conveying certain lands, including plaintiff's, to plaintiff's author in title, but reserving the minerals unto the Petroleum Company, there was an effective reservation for the benefit of the said Company this being in the nature of a stipulation pour autrui, under our ruling in the Granger case. Therefore, when plaintiff acquired the land on February 27, 1950, it was burdened with the servitude resulting from the 1945 reservation for the benefit of the Petroleum Company, and he cannot succeed in this suit to have his title to the minerals recognized and adjudged clear and free of defendant's claims.
For the reasons assigned, the judgment appealed from is affirmed.
HAWTHORNE, J., takes noJudiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham, who has rebuffed calls from Democrats on his panel to bring in Mueller, said he didn't think Mueller's testimony would change minds -- and warned it could backfire for Democrats, too.

"It can blow up in their faces as much as anything else," Graham told CNN. "It's going to be a political circus. ... I think the public has pretty well made up its mind."

Mueller's public comments swayed some lawmakers

But to Democrats who support an impeachment inquiry, Mueller's words are essential.

When the special counsel last month spoke publicly for the first time since his May 2017 appointment, his comments sparked a wave of House Democrats to call for an impeachment inquiry. Their numbers quickly rose with some moderate Democrats joining the ranks of liberals who


have pushed for impeachment since Democrats won back the House in November.

"Mueller's words are powerful, hearing them from him is powerful, and I think the American people need to hear them," said Florida Democratic Rep. Val Demings, who sits on both the Judiciary and Intelligence Committees.

"The members will get where they need to be, but it's really about helping the American people understand really what the impeachment process is all about," Demings added.

California Rep. Karen Bass, who leads the Congressional Black Caucus and has not backed an impeachment inquiry, said Wednesday it was possible Mueller's testimony could persuade her. But she wanted to see how the public reacted.

"I think it's going to be really important to gauge how the public will respond," Bass said. "Because I think sincebeen reduced, as compared with conventional clutches, in order to improve the responsiveness to a speed change so as to achieve improved power performance in addition to improved fuel economy. This has been leading to a tendency to increase the drag torque attributable to an intervening oil film at the time of idling.
Further, the oil supplied to the oil passage, which penetrates from the inner diameter side to the outer diameter side, is drawn toward a friction material due to rotation. Once the oil that has been drawn enters between a friction plate and a separator plate, it is difficult to drain the oil, especially in a small area with a smaller number of rotations in the clearance between the friction plate and the separator plate. This results


competitive does not necessarily mean working harder. In fact, a person sweating in a dusty field may be working harder than an engineer sitting at a computer, even though the engineer's position is probably more competitive.

The trend toward globalization means that the whole world begins to work as a single, enormous pond. As a result, a person living in an urban center almost anywhere in the world today is much more likely now than 30 years ago to come into contact with individuals who are overwhelmingly more successful than him or her at whatever form of competition happens to be taking place.

Although technologies such as the "box" (containers on ships) and global telecommunications may have driven the acceleration of globalization, those technologies were adopted by a world thataccessible to many more people. Today, having a university education has become a kind of bare minimum in the United States. Now many parents feel that they have to care about which university their children attend, not just about whether they can attend at all.

As competition grows more intense, more aspects of society are being managed like corporations, with a constant eye toward exploiting business and marketing opportunities. Marketing is a systematic approach to competition, and has become what almost amounts to a new religion.

Many people use marketing as a guiding force in many aspects of life outside of business. As a result, life for them becomes a contest for popularity. Competition for public appeal and stardom, just as in Hollywood, is pervasive, even in areas such as


science.

That trend has some unhealthy effects. Many substantial and valuable aspects of life get ignored at the expense of what provokes the right emotional response in the market. When individuals run their own lives as brands for sale, spiritual impoverishment is an almost inevitable result. They lose the connection to their inner essence as they push themselves to conform to what they perceive the market to be demanding.

People who used to be at the top end of the scale now find themselves closer to the middle, and people who were in the middle before are now closer to the bottom.

The rising expectations that come with greater wealth are well known: there's no limit to the appetite for consumption, especially with effective marketing to make the next thing soif society as a whole is better off materially, many people may still perceive themselves as worse off because of the huge gap between themselves and those at the top.

Because of the Bigger Pond principle, the gap between ordinary people and those at the top will tend to increase as the pond grows larger. In an open society with an active media, those gaps will be clearly and painfully visible.

In response, the majority of people can choose either to compete furiously and push themselves into an ever more stratospherically exclusive elite, or they can let themselves slip downward as the competitive scale shifts and they come to be measured as part of the unloved lump in the middle of the bell curve.

Intense focus, extraordinary talent, and a certain


Team RWBY's dorm room was mostly silent as all those present were focused on various projects. Yang was, momentously enough, working on a research paper while sitting cross-legged on her bed, back against the wall. The blonde's tongue was stuck between her teeth in concentration, an act that fairly well cemented her status as Ruby's sibling. Her girlfriend, Weiss, was seated at her desk, posture upright and head tilted ever so slightly. The heiress' pencil scraped across the page as she completed an essay for Professor Peach's class.

Ruby and Blake were seated in the middle of the floor, side by side, as they did some weapon's maintenance. Crescent Rose required an inordinate amount of care and attention in between uses, so very many moving parts, gears and actuatorsthat had to work seamlessly when the brunette needed them to. The Cat Faunus worked on Gambol Shroud less frequently, but as it had been awhile she'd decided to join her girlfriend on the floor.

The third member of their relationship was seated on the bed across the room from Yang, idly reading from a textbook. Or rather, re-reading, as she'd gotten ahead of the rest of the class several weeks ago by accident, and was now simply refreshing her memory.

Pyrrha took in the calm of the room. Normally she'd be the first to relax and enjoy such serenity, but lately a certain brunette had been rubbing off on her.

To put it quite frankly, fluffy fox was feeling a mite mischievous and wanted to play.

A small grin crossed her


face before she stilled herself into neutrality once more. Out of the corner of her eye she waited for Ruby to put her tightening tool down before she wiggled her fingers, causing said tool to drift behind the petite girl's back. The aluminum tube of lubricating gel in Blake's hands had barely touched the ground before it rolled subtly under the Cat Faunus' knee.

The redhead worked very hard to keep the smirk from her face as each girl put their hand down for the item they'd just left, only to feel around in puzzlement. It didn't take long for them to find the items, and with almost identical shrugs they went back to work.

She waited another few moments, this time switching the tiny crescent wrench of Ruby's withreproduce throughout the entire length of every other named tributary of the creek. Roaring Creek is considered by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission to be Class A Wild Trout Waters for brown trout from its headwaters downstream to Lick Run, a distance of .

In 2003 and 2004, 31 fish species were found at 20 sites in the watershed of Roaring Creek. Eastern blacknose dace are the most common fish species in the watershed and were observed at 85 percent of the sites. White suckers and brown trout occurred at 80 percent of the sites, longnose dace occurred at 70 percent of the sites, cutlips minnows occurred at 65 percent of the sites, and bluegills occurred at 60 percent of the sites. Fallfish, golden shiners, yellow bullheads, and


A Kentucky man whose head was split open when a corrections officer slammed him to the Kenton County jail floor claims the county doesn't properly train its deputies in the use of force. He also accused the officer of assault and battery.

Steven Jordan's attorney, Don Nageleisen, filed the complaint Tuesday afternoon in U.S. District Court in Covington on behalf of Jordan, 28, who was injured Nov. 2 minutes before he was released from the jail.

"The use of force occurs with such frequency at the Kenton County Detention Center that it has become the custom and policy of Defendant the Fiscal Court of Kenton County," the complaint claims.

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Body camera video from the jail shows Corrections OfficerDaniel Nussbaum slamming Jordan to the floor and blood pooling from Jordan's head as he was face-down and handcuffed.

The complaint names Nussbaum, whom Jailer Terry Carl suspended for 30 days without pay after an investigation of the incident. Carl said that Nussbaum lied on his report and broke excessive force rules. Nussbaum has since returned to work, county records show.

The complaint also names Carl, the Kenton County Detention Center and Kenton County Fiscal Court, saying the fiscal court controls funding of the jail and approves written policies and procedures. The fiscal court, the complaint says, "is responsible for the care and protection of the prisoners" in the county jail.

Carl did not return messages seeking comment. Kenton County Judge-executive Kris Knochelmann, who leads the fiscal court, declined to comment


Wednesday. Jordan and Nussbaum could not be located for comment.

Jordan's complaint claims that Kenton County deputies "are not properly trained in the use of force. They do not undergo formal law enforcement training in the appropriate use of force" despite their possession of powers and being required to know the proper use of force as mandated in the jail's policy and procedures manual.

They don't get formal training on use of force from the Kentucky Department of Corrections, the complaint states.

Carl is required to "treat inmates and prisoners humanely" while they're confined and is responsible for training for jail personnel, the suit asserts.

Jordan's complaint also accuses Nussbaum of unlawfully assaulting him, causing the inmate to suffer cruel and unusual punishment.

Jordan says in the lawsuit that Nussbaum intended to puthim in fear for his safety, and that he was afraid. He also claims "Nussbaum intended to cause harm" to him.

"Plaintiff was assaulted by Defendant Nussbaum's reckless indifference to his safety," the complaint claims. The gash on Jordan's head required 28 stitches, left permanent scarring and caused him emotional trauma, the filing claims.

It also accuses the jail staff of leaving Jordan without proper and prompt treatment.

"Although it was obvious that the Plaintiff was bleeding all over the floor and that he suffered a severe cut above his eye, not one jail employee sought immediate emergency medical attention for the Plaintiff," the suit states.


Light in August is an excellent example of Freudian psychology. Faulkner gives a fully developed narrative of the childhood of Joe Christmas, so that we understand that his early trauma resulted in a troubled adulthood. Many critics believe that the opening sentence of Chapter 6

Memory believes before knowing remembers

references the subconscious, one focus of modern psychology. Joe's reactions to incidents with the black prostitute, Bobbie, and Joanna Burden are only understandable when Joe's past is examined, beginning with the orphanage, his earliest memory. Joe himself is unable to remember all that preceded his murder of Joanna Burden and is thus unable to see a cause/effect relationship between his past and present, yet the reader can play the psychoanalyst and explore events that impacted Joe's development into a man.College football's winningest coach John Gagliardi retires

In this Aug. 12, 2012 file photo, St. John's University football coach John Gagliardi watches his players during their first practice of the year in Collegeville, Minn. Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history, is retiring from Division III St. John's University in Minnesota. Gagliardi announced his decision on the team website on Monday, Nov. 19, 2012. (AP Photo/The St. Cloud Times) NO SALES

MINNEAPOLIS -- John Gagliardi, the winningest coach in college football history, announced his retirement Monday from Division III St. John's University in Minnesota.

The 86-year-old Gagliardi started coaching college players in 1949 and spent the past six decades at the private school in central Minnesota. He retires with a record of 489-138-11 (77.5 winning percentage) and surpassed Eddie Robinson


you count the honor shared by the seniors. He insisted that his players just call him John, not coach, at a school that doesn't offer scholarships.

"It has always been my way of doing things and it's more solidified than ever as the years go by ... because it's proven to be successful for us, and we think we've prevented a lot of injuries," Gagliardi told The Associated Press as this season began. "We seem to have won more than our share of games."

Gagliardi wound up coaching earlier than most, in 1943 when he was just 16. His high school coach at Trinidad Catholic in Colorado was drafted for World War II and Gagliardi, a team captain, took over and wound up coaching there and at St. Mary's HighSchool in Colorado Springs for six years.

In 1949, he got his first college gig at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., leading the team to three conference titles in four seasons. He took the reins at St. John's in 1953, and piled up 27 conference titles and national championships in 1963, 1965, 1976 and 2003. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2006; since 1993, the outstanding Division III player of the year has taken home the Gagliardi Trophy.

"Arguably, John Gagliardi has impacted the lives of as many young men as any individual in the history of Saint John's University," school President Michael Hemesath said. "His legacy of educating young men at Saint John's is one that any coach or professor would envy."

The school said


Gagliardi's 64 years were the most in college football history, surpassing the record of 57 years held by former University of Chicago and University of the Pacific coach Amos Alonzo Stagg.

Gagliardi's coaching methods at the Catholic Benedictine university was, in many ways, a list of "Nos." No single way to coach. No goals, just high expectations. No playbooks. And that no-tackling rule at practice.

On the quiet campus 80 miles northwest of Minneapolis, the bookstore sells T-shirts with pictures of Gagliardi throughout his coaching career and the word "Legend." There is no statue of Gagliardi on St. John's campus, which is nestled amid prairies, lakes and forest and encloses an abbey. Yet.

Gagliardi will remain on the staff until his contract expires June 30, 2013. The search process for hisfirst Model S owners, as an active member of the Tesla owner community, and as co-founder of the leading Tesla aftermarket supplies company, Roger has extensive experience talking to Tesla drivers and potential drivers. I think this depth of understanding and awareness shows throughout the Getting Ready for Model 3 book.

2. Roger is tuned into the news.

On page 62, Roger wrote, “Tesla Motors has committed to double the size of North American Infrastructure to about 1200 supercharger stations by the end of 2017 — just in time for the first Model 3 deliveries.”

As a reminder, this book was published in Fall 2016. In late April 2017, Tesla published a blog post saying essentially the same thing. The story blew up across the web as hot and exciting news.


hair sample.

"I would want visual or physical proof, like a body part, on top of the DNA evidence," said Todd Disotell, a professor of anthropology at New York University. He warned Bigfoot enthusiasts not to make assumptions when they find weird things in the forest. "Every mammal in the forest leaves hair and poop behind and that's what we've found," he said. "Just not the big guy himself."

Some experts said that if Bigfoot existed, there would be a lot more to find than just a few errant hairs.

"Those who believe in the Yeti, Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster need basic instruction in sex," said Stuart Pimm, an ecologist at Duke University, in an email. "Each Yeti has two parents, four grandparents and so on," he said. "ThereColin Graves has promised to "reclaim cricket as the national summer sport" during his tenure as chairman of the ECB.

Graves, the Yorkshire chairman, is almost certain to be elected unopposed to the ECB position and will lead a review of all aspects of the board's performance as his first act in charge. But at the heart of his five-year term in office will be a drive to see more cricket played in the nation's state schools and to reconnect with a public that appears to have fallen out of love with the sport.

"I want to bring life into the game," Graves told ESPNcricinfo. "I am a cricket nut and I don't want to see the sport wither. I want to make it vibrant.

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Do you want to meet senior singles in canada we’reRussian President Vladimir Putin listens to U.S. President Donald Trump during a press conference after the meeting of U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, Monday, July 16, 2018. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

Russian President Vladimir Putin listens to U.S. President Donald Trump during a press conference after the meeting of U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, Monday, July 16, 2018. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

HELSINKI (AP) — The Latest on President Donald Trump’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin (all times local):

10:45 p.m.

Facing withering bipartisan criticism over his refusal to publicly acknowledge Russian election meddling during his meeting with President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump says the two superpowers “must


campaign “naturally” made him a preferred candidate for many Russians.

Asked if he personally favored Trump in the race, Putin responded: “Yes, I wanted him to win because he spoke of normalization of Russian-U.S. ties.”

At the same time, Putin rejected the allegations of collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia as “complete nonsense.”

The issue is a big concern for many U.S. voters.

Putin spoke during a joint news conference with Trump in Helsinki.

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7:05 p.m.

President Donald Trump says he sees no reason why Russia would interfere in the 2016 election.

Trump resisted when asked Monday to condemn Russian meddling in the election. Instead, he complained about a Democratic National Committee computer server and emails belonging to Hillary Clinton, the Democrat he defeated to win the presidency.

At a joint appearance in Finland with Vladimircould request to be present in such interrogations.

Putin noted that Russia would expect the U.S. to return the favor and cooperate in the Russian probe against William Browder, a British investor charged of financial crimes in Russia. Browder was a driving force behind a U.S. law targeting Russian officials over human rights abuses.

Putin spoke after a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in Helsinki on Monday.

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7 p.m.

President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin made an “incredible offer” to allow Russian and U.S. investigators to work together on allegations of Russian cyber attacks.

Trump says Putin suggested the U.S. provide its intelligence to the Russian military so Russia can determine the truth of what happened.

Trump says he has “great confidence” in his intelligence agencies who have concluded Russia interfered


disagree with Trump. They say Putin is an adversary and note his country’s meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Trump, asked about a Russian gas pipeline to Germany, noted that the U.S. and Russia compete in the energy market.

Trump criticized the pipeline during an earlier stop on his weeklong visit to Europe.

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6:40 p.m.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised President Donald Trump for this efforts to resolve nuclear tensions with North Korea.

Speaking at a news conference after their meeting in Helsinki, Putin said: “It’s good that the gradual resolution of the problem of the Korean Peninsula has begun.”

He continued, saying: “In many respects, this became possible due to the fact that President Trump personally got involved in the resolution, building dialogue in the spirt of cooperation, not confrontation.”

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6:35 p.m.

Presidentas they first met on Monday.

The two presidents are set to hold a joint press conference later in the day.

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4:30 p.m.

President Donald Trump says he and Russian President Vladimir Putin have had a “good start” to their high-stakes summit in Finland.

Trump is calling his meeting with Putin “a good start, a very good start for everybody” as the two leaders and their top advisers sat across the table from one another during a luncheon. It followed more than two hours of one-on-one discussions involving just the U.S. and Russian leaders, with only translators present.

The White House had scheduled 90 minutes for that meeting.

Trump was joined at the luncheon by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman and other top aides.

After the lunch, Trump and


Putin will appear for a joint news conference in Helsinki.

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4:10 p.m.

The one-on-one meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is running overtime and has now passed the two-hour mark.

A Finnish official said the two leaders were still meeting as of 4:09 p.m., two hours after they began their meeting in the Gothic Hall of the Presidential Palace in Helsinki. The White House had scheduled 90 minutes for the meeting, in which only translators are present.

It’s not the first time the presidents’ talks have gone long. In their first meeting last year, they ended up talking for more than two hours. Midway through, first lady Melania Trump was sent in to help wrap things up. Trump and Putin continued to talk for another hour.

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2:35 p.m.

PresidentDonald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are meeting privately, joined only by translators, in the Finnish Presidential Palace.

The two leaders entered the Gothic Hall with serious expressions, moving quickly to two ornate wooden chairs set before American and Russian flags. Trump sat upright as Putin appeared to lounge in his chair.

Trump deferred to Putin to make opening remarks, nodding along as his comments in Russian were translated. Trump predicted that the pair will have an “extraordinary relationship.”

Trump initiated a brief handshake with Putin, as the assembled press jostled to capture the moment.

Putin appeared to smirk as Trump ignored shouted questions about whether he would warn the Russian leader against meddling in the 2018 midterm elections.

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2:30 p.m.

The summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is


at the start of talks with Trump in Helsinki.

While Trump spoke more extensively amid incessant clicks of cameras, Putin said only that “the time has come to talk thoroughly about bilateral relations as well as various hotspots in the world.” He called the meeting part of “continued constant contacts” between the men.

Putin looked serious but smirked when journalists asked Trump about Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential campaign. Trump refused to answer.

He and Trump shook hands briefly and headed into talks, which are being closely watched around the world.

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2 p.m.

President Donald Trump has arrived at Finland’s Presidential Palace for a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Putin arrived minutes earlier at the palace in Helsinki for the summit, which consists of a one-on-one meeting and a larger working lunch,and will conclude with a joint news conference.

Monday’s meeting is being closely watched on both sides of the Atlantic, coming days after the U.S. Justice Department indicted 12 Russian military intelligence officers for their role in hacking Democratic entities during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Trump says he hopes for better relations with the Russian leader. He faces bipartisan skepticism in Washington that his desire for warming ties is displacing concerns over Russia’s annexation of Crimea and other destabilizing actions.

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1:15 p.m.

President Vladimir Putin is using a newly designed Russian limousine abroad for the first time to get to the summit with President Donald Trump in Finland.

Putin first used the Kortezh limousine during his inauguration in May but had never taken it abroad until now. Putin landed in Helsinki behind schedule


for the summit.

The use of the Kortezh could be a show of Russian pride to counter the U.S. president’s world famous limousine known as “The Beast.”

Putin’s motorcade included several other vehicles of the same Kortezh, or Aurus family.

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1:05 p.m.

President Vladimir Putin has arrived late for his high-profile meeting with President Donald Trump — another display of the Russian’s leader famous lack of punctuality.

Putin’s plane touched down in Helsinki 30 minutes later than planned, pushing back the start of his one-on-one talks with Trump Monday.

In the past, Putin was late for meetings with Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II and Pope Francis, among many others.

In 2014, he was hours late for meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel, after his previous stop in Serbia lasted longer than usual.

Often seen as a trick toTrump wasn’t as politically inclined as he has been in recent years, so I’m assuming she disliked him because he represented everything she wasn’t- he was rich, powerful, brash and unapologetic. She, on the other hand, was a single Native American mom struggling to raise two boys in a modest basement suite on the southern end of Vancouver, BC. By all accounts, we were invisible.

As the years and decades rolled by, Donald Trump would pop up periodically. His bloated orange face would appear on our television screens, as if placed there by some coked up genie, and then he would disappear again. I, like most of us, always thought of him as more of a cartoon than anything- an amplified, hallucinated version of the American dream. He was


like a caricature concocted by the imagination of Hunter S. Thompson as a way of describing the excessive nature of western culture. In my mind, he was the archetype for greed and pettiness- a thin skinned lizard basking in the warmth of tacky neon lights emanating from the letters T-R-U-M-P, built hundreds of feet high as a tribute to himself while the world around him either ignored or laughed at his self-aggradizement.

Then in 2012 he made a half-hearted attempt at a presidential campaign. It was obvious at the time that he had no intention of actually becoming president- this was just some extra promotion for his reality show, branded accessories and other mass produced garbage bearing those five capital letters. Just as it had in the past, theHollywood cocaine wizard would wave his mighty hand and Trump would appear on your television set, brighter and more orange than ever. He was fodder for the media- something for us all to shake our heads at as he demanded President Obama show his birth certificate and prove he was indeed an American. But this time around something unique was beginning; while liberal America smugly dismissed the reigning king of buffoonery he was gaining a political audience.

Looking back on it now, Trump’s short lived presidential campaign in 2012 served a dual purpose. First, it shamelessly promoted his already shameless brand and second, and perhaps most importantly, it gave him an opportunity to introduce himself to his eventual voting base.

In the years following President Obama’s election to a second


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A proposed plan to transport highly radioactive nuclear waste about 400 miles by truck through the Midwest region of the United States carries the risk of contaminating the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world forever, Sputnik has learned.

Some 40 million people in Canada and the US rely on the Great Lakes of North America for drinking water, Kevin Kamps, who sits on the board of directors at Don't Waste Michigan, Coalition for a Nuclear-Free Great Lakes, told Loud & Clear's John Kiriakou and Nicole Roussell on Friday.

A watchdog affiliated with Kamps' organization recently discovered an application filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) requesting approval for the transportation of a whole lot of potentially toxic material from generators in LaSalle County, Illinois, to Port Huron, Michigan.

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(CNN) It was an attack on a homeless man that gained extra media attention when authorities said the accused assailants were heard saying, "Donald Trump was right," as they beat the man with a metal pipe and then urinated on him.

The men were sentenced to state prison Monday after pleading guilty to beating the homeless man in Boston on August 19, 2015, because they believed him to be an illegal immigrant, Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley said.

"All these illegals need to be deported," they allegedly said, as they beat the man as he slept near the JFK/UMass MBTA subway station about 12:30 a.m.

The man was treated for a broken nose and serious bruising across his ribs, among other injuries, according to a statement issued at thetime from the district attorney's office.

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The US Cyber and Electromagnetic War Against Venezuela

27/Mar/2019.-Just the day that Venezuela denounced new electromagnetic sabotage against its electrical system, Trump signs an executive order that instructs (his government) to protect the US from this type of attacks.

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The US is testing its electromagnetic pulse weapons at the expense of Venezuelans, but the arrival of Russian military technicians and specialists in cyber war ( according to the “Times” of the US) against Venezuela, makes them fear a response with the same characteristics and now Trump has ordered protective measures. Coincidence?

Maduro said it and “it was a lie” for many corporate media. Now Trump says it , and will they believe it?

The executive order, entitled “Coordination of national resilience to electromagnetic pulses”, urges the different public and private sectorsa way of dissuading the American desire to start new wars in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as in the Pacific.

North Korea also possesses electromagnetic weapons and has come to threaten to respond with the same in case of some Western offensive against the Korean peninsula. In March 2017, former CIA director, R. James Woolsey, and the chief of staff of the “Commission to assess the threat to the US of electromagnetic pulses,” Peter Vincent Pry, wrote an opinion piece in “The Hill” that warned that North Korea “could kill 90 percent of Americans “with an attack of electromagnetic pulses that affect their electrical network.

“A single warhead provided by the North Korean satellite could shut down the national grid and other critical infrastructures that sustain life


for more than a year, killing 9 out of 10 Americans from starvation and social collapse,” wrote Woolsey and Pry.

But it’s not just about blowing up a bomb at high altitude, there are many other weapons that can cause the same effects:

American electromagnetic weapon to attack crowds

Weapons of electro magnetic pulse of the North American Navy, manufactured by “Northrop Grumman” that not only serve to attack electrical networks but also to deactivate electronic systems like the missile guidance system, (the Russian SS-300 that Venezuela has, torpedoes of submarines, etc.).

The air force of the United States has revealed, during the last attacks against Venezuela, that since 2012 it has been able to attack electric networks with electromagnetic pulses to disable them. It is very likely that this is usinga naval and air mix combined with cyber attacks and sabotage in the field. On March 30, defense minister Vladimir Padrino warned of the presence of US aircraft near Venezuela carrying out radioelectric operations. (Here is the CNN video about American planes for electromagnetic attack)

Is Venezuela an exception?

Does Venezuela have the “honor” of being the first victim of cybernetic and electromagnetic attacks on its electricity network? No way. Here, according to the “World Economic Forum”, a sample of cyber attacks on electricity throughout the world during the last 10 years:

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“In April 2015, the Pentagon hired Raytheon Corporation for an amount of $ 700 million to move the North Command of the United States (NORTHCOM, which is responsible for all defense communications) to a huge subway below Cheyenne Mountain


of service.”

Several declassified Commission reports that were published earlier this year also revealed that Russia, China and several other nations had been developing powerful high-altitude nuclear bombs designed to produce super electromagnetic pulse waves capable of destroying critical electronic infrastructures .

In the North American portal “ZERO HEDGE” the radius of devastation of the electrical system that scientists believe that an attack of electromagnetic pulses would cause in the United States is shown:

In the simulated electromagnetic pulse attacks carried out by the commission, it could be determined that “the worst threat was to the electrical network, parts of which could be damaged in such a way that they would require weeks or months to repair due to the unavailability of parts”, reported the American magazine Ars Technica.

The problem isbut they occurred during the attack of the 26th:

It is because of these things that they say: “the one who messes with Venezuela ‘dries up “‘.

SOURCES :

-The website of “Northrop Grumman” one of the manufacturers of electromagnetic weapons in the United States that has “an extensive and successful experience in the science of electronic warfare, having developed and delivered systems and offensive and defensive aircraft for more than 60 years . (It also has more than three decades of experience designing and operating cybernetic systems.) “:

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The Orinoco Tribune is a news outlet specially designed to provide relevant progressive information about Venezuela in form of news articles and opinion pieces for English speakers around the world. We are a group of Venezuelans committed with the progressive perspective that


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William was born c. 1485 in Norfolk, the son of John Butts, auditor of crown revenues and his wife Elizabeth. He received his education at Cambridge, achieving a Bachelor of Arts in 1507, a Masters of Arts in 1509 and became a medical doctor in 1518. Butts married Margaret Bacon of Cambridge about 1516. Together the couple had a daughter and three sons. Beginning in 1524,


Butts took out a lease at St. Mary’s Hostel in Cambridge and began serving as physician for the nobility. From 1528, he was continually employed as physician at the court of King Henry VIII. The king paid him a salary of £100, roughly £40,000 in today’s money, and this was later increased by 40 marks.

Some of his clients included Queen Anne Boleyn, Queen Jane Seymour, Cardinal Wolsey, Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk, Sir Thomas Lovell, and George Boleyn, Lord Rochford. He also served as physician for Princess Mary when she was sent to Ludlow to oversee the government of the Welsh. He was given a livery of green and blue damask for himself and two servants as well as cloth for an apothecary. His wife Margaret became alady-in-waiting to the Princess.

In 1528, during an outbreak of sweating sickness, Anne Boleyn became ill. Henry sent Butts to treat her at Hever Castle. Butts found that Anne and her father were sick but was able to report to the king that both had recovered. Henry appointed Butts as physician to his natural born son Henry Fitzroy, paying him an additional £20 for his services. In 1529, Butts took up residence in London.

At Christmas 1529, Henry’s principal minister, Cardinal Thomas Wolsey fell seriously ill. He had always suffered from ill health but this was around the time of his downfall from favor with the king. The king was still gracious enough to send Dr. Butts to Wolsey for treatment and told the doctor not to accept a fee


from Wolsey. Butts informed the king that Wolsey’s illness was partially psychological due to the strain he was under and made an effort to reconcile Henry to Wolsey.

Princess Mary’s household had been disbanded after the birth of Princess Elizabeth to Anne Boleyn. She was no longer to call herself Princess and was known as the Lady Mary. She was forced to live with her new half-sister under the guardianship of Lady Anne Shelton, aunt of Anne Boleyn. Several weeks before Mary’s nineteenth birthday, she became seriously ill. She lived in an atmosphere of severe strain under Lady Shelton’s care. Mary complained of headaches and indigestion and was basically prostrate.

Lady Shelton called in an unfamiliar apothecary who prescribed pills which made Mary’s condition worse. This may have been anallergic reaction to the medicine or Mary could have had a psychosomatic response. With no one wanting to be blamed for her death, there was a reluctance for anyone, Imperial or royal to treat her. The Imperial ambassador Eustace Chapuys eventually got through to the King’s secretary Thomas Cromwell and he agreed to send Dr. Butts to see Mary.

Dr. Butts advised the king that Mary was under great anxiety and pressure in her position in the household. Her condition was not incurable but with careful and diligent treatment and improved living conditions, she would get better. He also told Lady Shelton she risked being accused of poisoning Mary, terrifying her and making her more careful in her treatment of Mary. Butts countered the rumors at court that Mary


was incurably ill and eventually Katherine of Aragon’s physician treated her.

Starting in 1536, Dr. Butts treated King Henry’s chronically ulcerated leg. After the disastrous marriage to Anne of Cleves in 1540, Henry consulted Butts regarding his inability to consummate the marriage. The doctor reassured Henry he was not impotent and the fault lay with Anne who was unable “to excite and provoke any lust in him”. Henry told Butts he had nocturnal wet dreams and Butts spread the story to quiet any rumors that Henry was impotent.

Butts served as physician to Prince Edward. In October of 1541, the Prince became ill with a quartan fever which is a form of malaria. For about ten days, Edward was prostrate and it was believed he would not survive. King Henrywas distraught and sent Dr. Butts to treat the Prince. Butts was tenacious and exacting in visiting Edward and forced him to take broths and soup when Edward really wanted meat. Edward became exasperated with the doctor and asked him to leave. Butts considered this a good sign that Edward was recovering and departed.

Dr. Butts’ religious views were decidedly reformist. He was in a unique position because of his regular and intimate contact with the king and because the king trusted him. He would use this advantage to aid his friends and foster the cause of religious reform. When the monks of Syon Abbey were imprisoned for denying the Royal Supremacy, Butts tried to convert them. He promoted for advancement the ecclesiastics Hugh Latimer, Thomas Thirlby and Sir


John Cheke who became the tutor to Prince Edward.

On several occasions, Butts intervened on behalf of Thomas Cranmer, obtaining the grant of a Nottinghamshire abbey for him and aiding him in uncovering the Prebendaries Plot which was instigated against him in 1543. Conservatives tried to denounce Cranmer and accused him of being a heretic. Later, in November 1543, the conservatives on the king’s council believed they had the authority to arrest Cranmer and were on the verge of doing so when Dr. Butts informed King Henry what was happening. Henry was incensed when Butts told him Cranmer was forced to wait outside the council chamber in humiliation until his enemies were ready to seize him. The king saved the Archbishop by giving him his full support.

A reformist curateof Chartham named Richard Turner was attacking Papists in Kent and there were some men around the king who portrayed him as a rebel-rouser in a conservative effort to once again attack the reputation of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Butts received a letter from Cranmer’s secretary Ralph Morice, asking him to approach the king on Turner’s behalf.

Dr. Butts waited for just the right moment. One day, the physician was washing and trimming the king’s beard and Butts found the king in just the right mood. Pleasantly and merrily, he introduced the topic of Turner and how urgent it was. The king commanded Butts to produce Morice’s letter and even asked him to read it twice. After considering the matter for a short time, he changed his mind.


Instead of whipping Turner out of the country, the king halted all action against him.

Butts’ name was entered into the books of Cambridge with high praise. The phrase, translated from Latin reads: a man “of serious, exceptional knowledge of letters, of individual judgement, of the greatest experience and a doctor of careful planning”. In the later years of King Henry VIII, he had great influence at court. Through his patronage, Hans Holbein the Younger received a commission to paint the portrait of Henry presenting a charter the Barber Surgeons Company of London. The painting was never completed.

Many approached the doctor to put forward their suits with the king. During his final years, Henry VIII mostly confided in Cranmer, his fool Will Somers and his dependable and trustworthy physician.Dr. Butts died on November 22, 1545 at Fulham Manor, Middlesex after enduring a double quartan fever. King Henry was grief stricken by his death and he was replaced by Dr. Thomas Wendy. Butts was buried at Fulham church. The tomb and brass were destroyed but a slab with verses by Sir John Cheke was inserted into the wall of the tower by a descendant of the doctor in 1627.

Further reading: “The Royal Doctors, 1485-1714: Medical Personnel at the Tudor and Stuart Courts” by Elizabeth Lane Furdell, “Wolsey: The Life of Henry VIII’s Cardinal” by John Matusiak, “Henry VIII: The King and His Court” by Alison Weir, “Henry VIII: The Life and Rule of England’s Nero” by John Matusiak, “Henry VIII: The Mask of Royalty” by Lacey Baldwin


Universal classifications, national approaches and specific situations: a comparative study on the conceptualization of nodding syndrome in Uganda and Tanzania.
This paper presents a comparative study on conceptualizations of the poorly understood nodding syndrome (NS) in Uganda and Tanzania. NS has been constructed as a biomedical category to serve global health discourse as well as national contexts of managing the condition. The paper looks into the shifting meanings and conceptualizations of NS in the affected areas of Kitgum (UG) and Mahenge (TZ) district. The perceived universality of biomedical classifications is problematized as conflicting with the specific contexts of lucluc and kifafa cha kusinzia. Reconciliation proves to be challenging, poignantly evoking the cultural construction as such of any medical condition.Guest contribution: Pakistan’s March trysts with destiny

By Reuters Staff

March 21, 2009

The following is a guest contribution. Reuters is not responsible for the content and the views expressed are the author’s alone. Wajid Shamsul Hasan is the High Commissioner of Pakistan to Britain and a former adviser to the late Benazir Bhutto.

By Wajid Shamsul Hasan, Pakistan High Commissioner

March is a landmark month for Pakistan. Notwithstanding the Shakespearean Ides of March, it became a historic month for us as a nation when under the leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah Muslim representatives from all over the subcontinent decided to seek, strive and achieve a separate homeland. On March 23, 1940, the Pakistan Resolution was adopted in Lahore and in seven years Pakistan was established through the power of the vote.

It


was last year in this month – after having been waylaid for nearly a decade by a dictator -democracy was restored and a National Assembly went into operation with a unanimously elected Prime Minister. The road to democracy was strewn with the blood of martyred Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. She had ended her self-exile and was forewarned of danger from those who had opposed her populist politics of empowerment of the people and who wanted her out of their way.

Writing in March last year while predicting tough times for the nation including a threat to its integrity, I had expressed apprehensions that many masquerading as champions of democracy would come out of their closet and under one pretext or the other – adopt a parochial and confrontationist line toblitzkrieg.

Indeed, no one single political family in modern history has given so many lives to the cause of democracy and people of its country as did the Bhuttos. Indeed, only a woman and a mother as strong as Begum Nusrat Bhutto, though tragically ill, could have survived the judicial murder of her husband, the state-plotted killing of her two sons and cold bloodied assassination of her most illustrious daughter-all in the prime of their lives.

Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Begum Nusrat Bhutto and Benazir Bhutto were committed to reviving the Quaid’s secular, liberal and progressive Pakistan. Now her widower – President Asif Ali Zardari – too is committed to the same goal especially when forces of obscurantism are mortally threatening the very existence of the country. Mr Jinnah’s vision was


winning the hearts and minds of the people and making the people genuine stake-holders.

Politics is a game of uncertainty especially when egomaniacs are on the loose. Yesterday it was the judicial crisis, tomorrow they will come up with yet another to put the government on tenterhooks.

(The writer is High Commissioner of Pakistan to Britain and former adviser to the late Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto)two languages are syntactically dependent on each other, or are syntactically free or self-contained. It can be shown that the types of bilingual speech classified according to these criteria are deployed considerably differently in a German-Swedish corpus.

The Author

Heike Havermeier, born 1983 in Detmold, Germany, studied Linguistics, German and Scandinavian Studies at Westfälische Wilhelms-University in Münster. She finished her Magister of Arts in 2009 and also obtained a degree in teaching German as a foreign language at the Goethe Institute in 2010. Since 2010, she has been working at the University of Gothenburg as a teacher and doctoral researcher in German studies. In 2016, she completed and successfully defended her PhD thesis on bilingual speech.


Presque Isle Lighthouse

Erie, Pennsylvania - 1873 (1872**)

History of the Presque Isle Lighthouse

The peninsula that juts out into Lake Erie along the shores of Pennsylvania forms the Erie's natural harbor at Presque Isle Bay. Three lighthouses help protect the harbor with the Presque Isle Lighthouse being one of them.

The French explored the area during the 1720s, which led to the area being called "Presque Isle," which translates to "almost an island." The French took control of the area in the 1750s and constructed Fort Presque Isle in the summer of 1753.

After the American Revolution, there were competing claims to the area known as the "Erie Triangle". New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Massachusetts all laid claim to the territory. The federal government took control of the area in 1786 andin 1792 sold the rights to the area to Pennsylvania, as it was the only landlocked claimant.

An act of Congress dated May 1, 1810 authorized the construction of several lighthouses throughout the United States, with a lighthouse "on or near Presq'isle, in Lake Erie." A site was chosen on the bluff overlooking the entrance to the harbor. And on April 2, 1811, several acres of land were acquired from Brigadier General John Kelso of the Pennsylvania militia.

The War of 1812 put the lighthouse construction project on hold for several years, but in 1817, an appropriation of $17,000 was made for the construction of lighthouses at Erie, Pennsylvania and Buffalo, NY.

During 1818, the Presque Isle Lighthouse, now referred to as the Erie Land Lighthouse, was erected on a bluff


overlooking the entrance to Presque Isle Bay and the Erie Harbor. Although both the Erie Land Lighthouse and the lighthouse at Buffalo, NY were erected in 1818, most people commonly believe that the Erie Land Lighthouse was erected first, making it the first American lighthouse erected on the Great Lakes.

By 1857, the lighthouse was sinking due to settlement in the foundation and was torn down. A new lighthouse was erected in 1858, but by 1866, its foundation, was also settling, and was torn down.

A new lighthouse was built further back from the bluff and upon a solid foundation of oak timbers in 1867. Around this same time, the Lighthouse Board began to look into placing a lighthouse on the Presque Isle peninsula.

Within the next two years, the LighthouseBoard would move forward with the planning and funding of the new lighthouse. In government documents, the lighthouse was being referred to as the Presque Isle Lighthouse, as its location would be on the Presque Isle peninsula.

This conflicted with the current Presque Isle Lighthouse located on the bluff on the Erie mainland. To avoid confusion, the 1867 lighthouse erected on the mainland was referred to as the Erie Harbor Lighthouse, which eventually became known as the Erie Land lighthouse, as it was located on the mainland.

By 1871, the Lighthouse Board had requested an appropriation of $15,000 for a "lake-coast light on the northern side of Presqu'isle." On June 10, 1872, an appropriation was made for a new lighthouse with an attached keeper's dwelling.

The Annual Report on the State


of the Finances for the year 1873 had the following detailed entry:

515. Presque Isle, Lake Erie, Pennsylvania - An appropriation was made June 10, 1872, for a new tower and keeper's dwelling attached. Proposals were publicly invited in July for the delivery of the necessary building materials, but no acceptable offers were made, except for the stone of foundation, the water-table, and for the metal work of tower; the other materials had to be bought in open market, and the plans approved by the Light-House Board had so far to be altered as to substitute iron for stone in the cases of sills, outside steps, and tablet, and as to use of brick, instead of stone, above the water-table. These different dispositions delayed the work so much thatground could not be broken before September 2, 1872, and the progress of the structure was furthermore made slow by the difficulty of landing materials, the shore being so dangerous that in the calmest weather only approach is possible, and that no insurance company would take any risks in vessels or cargoes; and notwithstanding all the precautions taken and delays incurred, a scow with 6,000 bricks was lost.

The masonry of the dwelling being completed, and that of the tower nearly so, by the end of November the house was roofed, the tower covered, and the openings were boarded up, and the work was suspended December 8, 1872 until April 16, 1873.

Presque Isle Light before being raised in 1896.

When it was completed on July 1, 1873, the structure sat


upon a limestone foundation, which was five courses thick of brick to protect it from fierce Lake Erie storms. The tower was 40 feet tall and was topped off by a polygonal lantern with a round bottom. Inside the tower, the 72 steps and six landings formed the cast-iron steps, which were forged in Pittsburgh.

Inside the lantern was a fourth-order Fresnel lens lit by whale oil, and visible for 15 miles. The characteristic was a fixed white light, varied with red flashes. The lens revolved on a series of ball bearings, with red panels affixed to the outside of the lens, rotated by a clockwork mechanism with chains and weights. Every four hours, the keeper would check the oil and wind the weights.

The attached keeper's quarters were atwo-story structure constructed of red brick, which contained ten rooms. Other buildings were erected on the station grounds over the years, which included a barn, storage buildings, and privies.

The light was first exhibited on July 12, 1873 by Charles Waldo. His journal included the following entry: "This is a new station and a light will be exhibited for the first time tonight..."

Over the next few years, minor repairs were made to the station. However, in 1879, a recommendation for an additional boathouse was made at a cost of $500.

At the start of the 1882 navigation season, the characteristic of the light was changed to flashing red and white at intervals of 10 seconds. The entry in the Annual Report of the Lighthouse Board also noted that the "dwelling


would soon require protection from the encroachment of the sea, which is washing the beach away in front of the dwelling."

The erosion had continued, and during the period from 1884 to 1886, the shoreline had receded 30 feet. To combat this, starting on July 6, 1886, contractors had built a 400-foot long, 10-foot wide jetty of stone-filled cribs. This work was successful as it was noted in the 1890 report that the beach had formed for a length of 265 feet on the westward side and 187 feet on the eastern side.

That same year, a new boardwalk was laid leading from the dwelling to the barn and some 300 linear feet of the superstructure of the jetty were raised up and leveled to a height of three feetabove water level.

For this purpose, some 24,160 feet, board measure, of abandoned oak timber was gathered from the beach in the vicinity of the station. The 350 bolts, 24 inches long and 1 inch in diameter for securing the material, were salvaged from the burnt portion of the pier at Oswego.

The beach nourishment project seemed to work really well. By 1894, the dwelling and garden were being encroached upon by sand. That year, to protect the area, a tight board fence was built along the north, east, and west sides of the dwelling.

In 1892, the boathouse was moved to a new location. At that time, it was thoroughly repaired and provided with a winch and ways for taking the boat out of the water. The old wooden plank


walk was re-laid and extended to the boathouse.

A few years later, in 1895, some 14,400 feet of white pine lumber was purchased and delivered to the boathouse. This lumber was used to repair the plank walk leading from the dwelling to the boathouse, which was a distance of 1&fac12; miles.

Major repairs were undertaken in 1896. The Annual Report of the Lighthouse Board for that year provides the details:

1219. Presqu'ile, entrance to Erie Harbor, Presqu'ile Bay, Pennsylvania - Repairs were made to the dwelling. A drain 130 feet long was dug and laid with 4-inch tile. A well was dug 8 feet deep, connected by pipes with the kitchen and provided with a pump. An old outbuilding was rebuilt and enlarged. The barn was rebuilt on a larger plan.About 6,000 feet of the walk leading from the dwelling to the boathouse was widened to 2 feet, elevated, and leveled. A new foundation for the boathouse was built in 4 feet of water and the boathouse was repaired and placed on it.

The light after being raised in 1896.

Later that year, due to the light being partially obscured by trees, the lantern was raised 17 feet 4 inches, bringing the focal plane of the light to 73 feet.

The Lighthouse Board had changed the illuminant of many lighthouses to the more efficient kerosene during the 1880s. Although kerosene was a better illuminant, it had some drawbacks as well; the biggest was its volatility.

Where other types of oil could safely be stored in the tower or dwelling, kerosene was stored


away from other structures. An iron oil house was constructed at the Presque Isle Lighthouse in 1898.

The following year some 300 feet of walk leading to the boat landing was rebuilt and the hardware within the boathouse was upgraded. That same year, the color of the tower was changed from the natural red brick color to white to better serve as a day mark.

After that, things seemed to be quiet as there were very few entries in the Annual Reports.

In 1921, the Pennsylvania state legislature authorized the creation of the "Pennsylvania State Park at Erie." It wasn't until 1937 that state publications began referring to it as Presque Isle State Park.

On April 20, 1922 a storm broke through and carried away a large section of the protective jettyin front of the lighthouse. It was estimated that the cost of rebuilding the jetty would be $3,240, and it was recommended to strengthen it to withstand the weather.

The Annual Report of the Lighthouse Board for 1922 also mentioned the ease of which electricity could be brought to the station and the increase in the intensity of the flashing light that would be achieved. It was estimated that the work could be carried out for around $5,000.

It would take nearly two years, but in 1924, electricity was run to the station. A diesel generator and a bank of batteries were also kept at the station ready to take over in the event of power failure.

In 1927, the first road to the lighthouse was opened. As it was on


the lakeside of the peninsula, it was repeatedly washed out by storms. In 1948, it was moved to its current, more protected location.

The U.S. Coast Guard took over duties in 1941. Indoor plumbing came to the dwelling in 1957, and in 1983, the lighthouse was entered onto the National Register of Historic Places. Several years later, in 1986, the State of Pennsylvania signed a 25-year occupancy license agreement with the Coast Guard.

Due to a Pennsylvania law, one of the park managers were required to live in the park, so the keeper's dwelling was used by the Presque Isle State Park for employee housing for a number of years.

In 2006, the Keepers of the Erie Lights committee was formed to gather information on the three lighthouses in Erie. Thefollowing June, the Historic Structures Report was completed, which outlined a restoration and preservation process for the Presque Isle Lighthouse.

The group had recommended that the lighthouse be restored to the 1899 to 1911 time period when the station was most complete. With that, they started a fundraising drive to raise the funds and rebuild the outbuildings.

The Pennsylvania legislature approved a vanity license plate, which featured the lighthouse; $17 from each plate would go towards the restoration efforts. An architectural study carried out in 2007 estimated that a complete restoration of the structure would cost nearly $880,000.

A limited restoration plan was put forth in 2011, but at a cost of $450,000 and no funding, it too went nowhere. Some help came in December of 2012 when Portia Norton, an


Erie resident, donated a substantial amount of money.

The Portion Norton Presque Isle Historical Structures Fund was established through the Erie Community Foundation, which made a $196,348 donation to the Presque Isle Partnership and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

The donation will fund an endowment, which will be used to preserve and maintain the Presque Isle Lighthouse and the Perry Monument, both in Presque Isle State Park.

In July of 2014, the Pennsylvania DCNR signed a 35-year lease with the newly created Presque Isle Light Station organization. The law requiring the park manager to live within the park was scrapped in 2014, allowing the group to transform the Presque Isle Lighthouse into a public museum. After the necessary maintenance is done, the lighthouse will be opened to the"twist." The two ladies remained at the club until 1-1:30 a.m., during which time Martha enjoyed some mixed drinks. During the course of the show, the two girls met a male friend of Martha's and it was suggested that the two ladies meet him for late coffee at a restaurant which was also located on Los Angeles Street several miles north of the night club. The two ladies left the club together with Martha driving her model 1955 Ford and plaintiff occupying the right front seat.
 The defendant, with a male friend, had been a patron of the night club while the two ladies were in attendance. During a period of 1 1/2 hours, defendant had been "partaking of alcoholic beverages" while viewing the dance contest. The defendant


and his friend left the club in defendant's 1955 Chevrolet station wagon, with defendant driving, at the same approximate time as the two ladies departed. The Ford in which plaintiff was riding proceeded north on Los Angeles Street for a distance of approximately two miles from the club to a point where Los Angeles Street intersects with a Santa Ana Freeway on-ramp. The defendant similarly proceeded north behind the Ford. Weather conditions were clear, the road surface was dry, and there were no obstructions to the defendant's view. Defendant's estimated speed was between 20-28 miles per hour from the time he left the club until the second prior to impact, with the station wagon maintaining a distance of approximately three car-lengths (50 feet) behind the *212 Ford. Both       Factual and Procedural Summary

       Defendant was indicted with one count of aggravated assault and one count of
criminal gang enhancement. A jury convicted him of aggravated assault at a bifurcated
trial. The jury also convicted Defendant of a criminal gang offense pursuant to
Tennessee Code Annotated Section 40-35-121. The criminal gang enhancement was
later vacated. The following facts were adduced at trial.

        On March 11, 2013, Correctional Officer Timothy Boyd, Sr., was on duty as a
floor officer at the Whiteville Correctional Facility in Hardeman County. As Officer
Boyd was holding open a door for inmates, he asked Defendant to tuck in his shirt, per
Tennessee Department of Correction’s rules. Later, when Defendant was reentering


   At trial, Officer Boyd testified he had had fifteen surgeries to his face, but doctors
told him he would need “three or four more.” Officer Boyd testified that he now walks
with a cane and has “constant headaches every day.” In his victim impact statement
admitted during the sentencing hearing, Officer Boyd stated that he suffers from PTSD,
depression, and insomnia as a result of the incident.

       Defendant did not testify or present any evidence at the initial portion of the trial
for aggravated assault.

       Defendant was convicted of aggravated assault. After the jury returned this
verdict, the court proceeded to the criminal gang enhancement portion of the trial. The
State presented evidence that Defendant was a member of themonths.

This summer, the vehicle will travel to various US cities as part of NASA and the Kennedy Space Centre's 'Summer of Mars' event, and after that, it will be included in a new "astronaut training experience" opening at the centre this fall.

The impact of the rover won't be limited to those who see it in person, either. "We're also filming for a reality television series that's going to be coming out about this build," said Parker, who claims the show will be released on "one of the bigger cable networks".

Like most concept cars, the Parker Brothers' rover won't actually see any practical action, but it could serve as a prototype for future vehicles.

More importantly, it could inspire interest in space exploration, in which case its creation will have


Maine Mayor Resigns After His Racist Text Message Is Leaked

Text messages made public by a woman who said she had an affair with Bouchard when he was a mayoral candidate revealed a remark in which he described elderly black people as "antique farm equipment"

By Mike Pescaro•Published March 8, 2019•Updated on March 8, 2019 at 7:51 pm

The mayor of Maine's second largest city has resigned in the wake of a controversy over his leaked text messages, one of which included a racist remark.

Republican Shane Bouchard stepped down as Lewiston's mayor, effective immediately Friday morning. Text messages made public by a woman who said she had an affair with Bouchard when he was a mayoral candidate revealed a remark in which he described elderly black people as "antique farm equipment."

HeatherBerube Everly said the two had an affair, and that she was the source of emails the Maine GOP used to attack Democratic opponent Ben Chin.

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Bouchard admitted making mistakes but also decried media reporting on "rumors."

Everly said her affiliation with Chin and the Maine People's Alliance helped Bouchard's campaign.

"I did work with Ben Chin as a recruiter with MPA," she said during a Lewiston City Council meeting. "I connected with Mayor Bouchard, where I had an affair with him, and he was able to retrieve emails from MPA's and Ben Chin's campaign."

During his 2017 campaign against Bouchard, Chin said hundreds of his campaign signs were stolen. In 2015, when he was facing Mayor Robert Macdonald, a landlord posted signs reading "Don't vote for Ho Chi Chin,"


which Chin criticized as racist.

In the intial November election of 2017, Chin's 4,239 votes led Bouchard's 2,979. A month later, Bouchard defeated Chin by a much narrower margin of 145 votes, with the Republican receiving 3,663 votes to the Democrat's 3,518.

"The Republican Party has, through Mayor Bouchard, rigged the election," Everly said. "They interfered and affected results, and they were also able to influence the votes of people, especially in the ward that I was in."U.S. Construction Shifts Into Second Tier

Real-Estate Recovery Is Spreading Beyond a Handful of Cities

Construction projects in cities across the country that stalled during the economic downturn now are getting the green light, an indication that the real-estate recovery is spreading beyond a handful of urban areas.

The construction of office buildings, hotels and apartment buildings picked up in New York, San Francisco and Boston several years ago. Now activity is spreading to Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas and a number of other...