Schenectady, New York, and working closely with Adm. Hyman Rickover on the nuclear propulsion system for the Sea Wolf submarine. He was quickly ordered to Chalk River, joining other Canadian and American service personnel.

When he was running for president in 1975-76, Carter briefly described this experience in his book, "Why Not the Best?"

"It was the early 1950s ... I had only seconds that I could be in the reactor myself. We all went out on the tennis court, and they had an exact duplicate of the reactor on the tennis court. We would run out there with our wrenches and we'd check off so many bolts and nuts and they'd put them back on. ...

And finally when we went down into the reactor itself, which was extremely radioactive,then we would dash in there as quickly as we could and take off as many bolts as we could, the same bolts we had just been practicing on. Each time our men managed to remove a bolt or fitting from the core, the equivalent piece was removed on the mock-up."

Atomic Energy of Canada, a Crown corporation owned by the federal government in Ottawa, still operates nuclear facilities at Chalk River today but the aging systems have caused political controversy in Canada in recent years.

Carter biographer Peter Bourne, a close friend and adviser to Carter, believes the Chalk River experience had a lasting impact on the president, influencing him when he had to confront nuclear issues while leading the western alliance.

"My sense is that up until that point


in his career, (Carter) had approached nuclear energy and nuclear physics in a very scientific and dispassionate way," he told me in a separate interview.

"The Chalk River experience made him realize the awesome and potentially very destructive power he was dealing with. It gave him a true respect for both the benefits but also the devastatingly destructive effect nuclear energy could have. I believe this emotional recognition of the true nature of the power mankind had unleashed informed his decisions as president, not just in terms of having his finger on the nuclear button, but in his decision not to pursue the development of the neutron bomb as a weapon."

In his 1995 foreign policy memoir (co-authored by Ivan Head), "The Canadian Way," the late Canadian prime minister, PierreTrudeau -- in office from 1968 to 1979 and 1980-1984 -- made it clear that fellow world leaders had great respect for Carter on nuclear and non-proliferation issues due to his pre-White House work in the nuclear field.

In his inaugural address, Carter said he would work towards the goal of ridding the Earth of nuclear weapons, and it is a quest he continues today as a former president.

While in the White House, Carter signed the SALT II nuclear arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union. According to his memoir, "Keeping Faith," he also asked that Vice President Walter Mondale receive full briefings on his possible role in a nuclear exchange and was shocked to learn that no previous second-in-command had been so informed. "It was obvious to me


Tom Brady is not taking anything for granted ahead of the Patriots' AFC divisional round playoff matchup with the Texans, despite being the 16-point favorites against Houston. (0:31)

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The New England Patriots opened as 16-point favorites against the Houston Texans in the AFC divisional round of the playoffs, in part because New England has beaten Houston in five straight games while outscoring the Texans by a 171-79 margin.

But Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said Monday morning that history means nothing to the team heading into Saturday's contest at Gillette Stadium.

Tom Brady and the Patriots have beaten the Texans in five straight games, outscoring them by a 171-79 margin. Kevin Jairaj/USA TODAY Sports

"This is a day-to-day league. It really doesn't matter the last time we played them, orOnly 40 per cent of drink driving cases listed before the country’s District Courts since January 2013 resulted in convictions, new figures show.

And for the first five months of 2015, the figure was 28 per cent, according to data released by the Department of Justice.

The conviction rate compares unfavourably with England and Wales, where 97 per cent of drink driving cases brought before magistrates’ courts result in conviction.

In one court in Ireland, not a single person accused of drink driving was convicted, and in another, there were convictions in only 10 per cent of cases.

Of those convicted, only 20 per cent had their licence numbers recorded in court for endorsement. In some areas, no one had their licences recorded. The Road Safety Authority and Garda need the licence


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Note for Note: The Making of Steinway L1037

January 24th, 2008

This afternoon we went to the MFA to see the Napoleon exhibit as well as a wonderful film:Note for Note: The Making of Steinway L1037.

It was a most charming film. There were lots of short interviews with the craftsmen who work there describing some of what they do, how much they love doing it, and how they learned from old timers and are passing down what they learn to new workers. There wasn't much explanation of how a piano actually works, but there certainly was a lot about how the people who worked there did their specialties. Even a short scene in Alaska at a lumber mill where the trees were being turned into lumber. I note thatthe case is painted and the Steinway Logo added very early in the process, long before any of the inner guts have been added. It takes almost a year from start to finish for each piano.

Lang Lang, Hèléne Grimaud, Marcus Roberts, Harry Connick Jr and several others played a bit and talked about what good pianos meant to them and how different each of them is. There were a couple of scenes of people trying out a number of pianos in the Steinway Studios and commenting on the differences. And a most delightful scene with a young boy who got his piano delivered and sat down to play it for his parents and grandparents in the living room. Everyone was absolutely beaming.

It's definitely worth seeing if you get


she met Trump at a golf tournament in Lake Tahoe a decade ago while working at a booth for the adult film company Wicked Pictures. She claimed the billionaire kissed her and two other women on the lips "without asking for permission."

"After I returned to my room, I received a call from a man calling on Donald's behalf," Drake said. "He said Donald wanted me to come back upstairs to his suite. I indicated I did not wish to return. Then Donald called, asking me to come to his suite and have dinner with him. He also invited me to a party; I declined."

IN GETTYSBURG, TRUMP SAYS HE CAN BRING THE 'CHANGE' TO END ‘RIGGED’ SYSTEM

Drake said Trump ultimately offered her $10,000 and the use of his privatejet.

"Mr. Trump does not know this person, does not remember this person and would have no interest in ever knowing her," a Trump campaign spokesman told Fox News.

Eleven women have publicly accused Trump of unwanted advances or sexual assault in the weeks since a 2005 recording emerged in which the former reality TV star boasted of kissing women and groping their genitals without their consent.

Speaking to reporters aboard her campaign plane, Clinton said: "I saw where our opponent Donald Trump went to Gettysburg, one of the most extraordinary places in American history, and basically said if he's president he'll spend his time suing women who have made charges against him based on his behavior."

Clinton also rejected Trump's suggestion that the Democratic National Committee or her campaign were encouraging


women to level accusations against Trump, saying "that is just not accurate."

In the policy portion of his speech, Trump vowed to lift restrictions on domestic energy production, label China as a currency manipulator and renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, familiar themes to supporters who have flocked to his rallies this year.

"This is my pledge to you, and if we follow these steps, we will once again have a government of, by and for the people," Trump said, invoking a phrase from President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

Though mostly a recap of policies he's proposed before, Trump's speech included a few new elements, such as a freeze on hiring new federal workers and a two-year mandatory minimum sentence for immigrants who re-enter the U.S. illegally after being deporteda first time. In a pledge sure to raise eyebrows on Wall Street, he said he'd block a potential merger between AT&T and media conglomerate Time Warner.

Translating his proposals into digestible bullet points, he offered to-the-point titles for the legislative vehicles he'd need Congress to approve to accomplish his goals, such as the "End Illegal Immigration Act" and the "Repeal and Replace Obamacare Act."

Throughout the GOP primary, Trump was criticized for shying away from detailed policy proposals. But his speech, which aides said would form the core of his closing argument to voters, underscored how the billionaire has gradually compiled a broad -- if sometimes vague -- policy portfolio that straddles conservative, isolationist and populist orthodoxies.

Trump didn't say what kind of lawsuits he planned to file against the


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testimony on Oct. 14, the wealthy Trump donor and hotel magnate had an unusual backchannel directly to Mulvaney and had been repeatedly inserting himself into U.S. Ukrainian affairs. A month after the inauguration—which Sondland did attend—the ambassador told Hill that President Trump had put him in charge of Ukraine policy, which was news to her as Ukraine was in her portfolio to oversee at the White House. Hill said she repeatedly saw Sondland coming to the White House to meet with Mulvaney without informing her, as protocol would normally dictate.

The House impeachment investigation has thrust Mulvaney into the spotlight, as Democrats try to bolster their case that President Trump dangled a White House meeting and military aid to pressure Ukraine to open politically expedient investigations. Transcripts released earlierthis month put Mulvaney at the center of efforts to pressure Ukraine to launch those probes. Just how extensive and sustained his involvement was during the key months surrounding the impeachment inquiry will come into sharper focus as Sondland takes the stand on Wednesday and investigators try to zero in on Trump’s direct role.

Mulvaney, a three-term Congressman from South Carolina known for wearing brightly patterned suits and ties, made his name on the Hill as a deficit hawk and critic of federal spending. In February 2017, Trump tapped him to be his Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), giving Mulvaney insight into nearly every dollar the U.S. government spends, including foreign aid. In addition to his current duties as acting White House Chief of Staff,


Mulvaney has maintained the title as head of OMB, putting him in a unique position to know about the discussions around Ukrainian aid.

Just how central a role Mulvaney was playing in U.S.-Ukrainian affairs during the months at the heart of the impeachment inquiry was highlighted during a July 10 meeting in one of the most secure corners of the West Wing, according to testimony from Hill and Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman. Sondland and other officials were pressed around a long table in the windowless, wood-paneled Ward Room a few feet from the Situation Room, talking to Ukrainian officials about whether Trump would follow through on his offer to host Ukraine’s president at the White House.

Sondland had a message from Mulvaney, according to the description of the meeting givenall the time with foreign policy.” Mulvaney later walked back his remarks by saying in a statement there was “absolutely no quid pro quo between Ukrainian military aid and any investigation into the 2016 election.”

So far Mulvaney has refused to testify, but Sondland will appear for a public hearing on Wednesday and is expected to be grilled about his conversations with Mulvaney and Trump. Hill will also likely be asked about Mulvaney’s role in freezing Ukraine aid when she appears before Congress on Friday. Mark Sandy, a senior career official at the Office of Management and Budget, testified to House investigators behind closed doors on Saturday, and a transcript of his testimony is expected to be released in the coming days. Other senior officials have refused to testify


Centrosolar - based in Germany

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The company also manufacture their own mounting system for easy mounting on roof.this case.   Durren was treated by more than one doctor following his release from the hospital, and the doctors did not agree on Durren's prognosis.   Dr. Hoeflich consistently reported that Durren was "making a nice recovery."   In February 1988, two months after the stroke, she stated that she planned to discuss with Durren his "return to work ... in light of his recovery," in April she discussed with Durren plans to return to work in July and "how to handle the pressure of the emotional lability when he returns to work," and in August she stated that Durren had "retired from his position at Boeing, which considering how technical and precise his work was is probably the best decision."   Apparently,


Dem amateur Russian girls are driving me crazy. Check out that frisky 18 yo Slavic babe. Black pigtails, big saucy boobs and a phat ass.That Russian teen is voluptuous as hell. And all that gorgeousness is all natural. Curvy girl starts the show by teasing with her mad curves and sucking her boyfriend's thick and long cock. Then babe bounces her juggs and thighs when she rides her boy in reverse cowgirl pose. Massive dong disappears her wet cunt balls deep when busty Russian teen jumps on her man face to face. Orgasm make her scream and shudder. Later on curvaceous sweetie sends her sweet slit for a brutal doggystyle pounding. Exhausted lucky guy treats his curvy girl with a fine facial.of 1987, 15 plaintiffs filed a complaint in King County Superior Court naming 15 defendants. The complaint alleged violations of the Securities Act of Washington, the Consumer Protection Act, and theories of common law fraud, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, and civil conspiracy.
The complaint alleged the existence of a scheme to defraud investors by getting them to invest in real estate loans which were inadequately secured and proceeds of loans were diverted to unauthorized uses. This alleged scheme operated through a corporation named Pacific Home Equity, Inc. (PHE).
The law firm of Murphy & Elgot (Thomas A. Murphy and Mark S. Elgot) was named as defendant. Another attorney, David L. Michie, and Nancy Stroman, a nonlawyer assistant of Michie's, were also named as defendants. The complaint alleged that Michie


live-changing surgeries.

According to ICM, eight Filipino children with club foot
were treated between 2017 and 2018. It is anticipated that 15 children will
need the same kind of help each year. Those with cleft palates are the most
numerous, with 61 children treated last year, and up to 200 others expected to
need the same kind of treatment each year.

At the banquet, most visible were the three young members of
the ICM children’s choir, who emceed the show. Mary Jane, Rizzel and Nica have
performed along with the rest of the ICM choir have shared their songs of hope
with hundreds of people in the Philippines, Hong Kong and the United States,
including at the Kennedy Center in Washington.

Among those who provided entertainment were three teenagers
from BacolodCity, who were the runaway winners in
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The crazed man stood atop a car with gardening shears threatening the officers and K-9

By PoliceOne Staff

NOTTINGHAM, England — An intruder entered a woman’s driveway, erratically waved around gardening shears he stole from her property and allegedly threatened to chop off a police dog’s head with them before he was subdued with a TASER — and it was all captured on surveillance video.

On the video of the October 14 incident, Jane Green, 59, is seen rushing past a crazed man later identified as Jamie Swann, 28, to open her gate for police to enter, according to the Metro.

Swann appeared with the shears in his hands and climbed onto Green’s vehicle after she fled back into the house.

“The man was totally unknown


By Express News Service

BENGALURU: This World Cup season, it is not just people who are naming their newborns after cricketers. Zookeepers have also joined the trend by naming the animals after their favourite players.

Two sloth bear siblings, who were rescued from a well in Tumakuru after 48 hours, have been named Mahi and Mithali in honour of Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Mithali Raj. They are now housed at Bannerghatta Wildlife SOS Centre.

The Indian men’s cricket team skipper seems to be the most popular of all cricketers among the zookeepers here, as the Centre is already home to another animal named Dhoni, who was rescued in 2005.

Mahi and Mithali were brought to the Centre a year back, and were recuperating in the intensive care unit because of their poorhealth. After they fell in the open dry well, their mother had succumbed to her injuries. The well was located on a private agricultural field bordering the forest. Since then, Mahi and Mithali have been under the care of bear Ankita, their foster mother.

Apart from Mahi and Mithali, the Centre is also home to Julia. Impressed by Julia Roberts from Pretty Women, the animal keeper had named its bear Julia. Another sloth bear, who was rescued at the time when famous Bollywood movie- Gajani was released, has also been named after the movie.

Interestingly, both Mahi and Mithali respond to their names when called by animal keepers.

Staffers said that they have kept up to their names, and have shown zeal to rise above their ailments. They have also displayed


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The importance of springback and the maintenance of sealing load are paramount in elevated temperature sealing of relatively flexible pressure containment structures such as rocket motors and jet engines. At operating pressures and temperatures, the joints sealed by resilient metallic seals usuallyAir travel delays in China are becoming epidemic. According to an article published today in Time, only 18 percent of flights departing from Beijing in June took off on time.

Chinese travelers are understandably frustrated with this problem, but their collective anger has taken a turn for the worse. Physical altercations, as seen in the video above, and arguments between travelers and airline workers have been documented. The latest protest tactic enacted by the travelers affected by the prevalent delays are sit-ins: passengers have been refusing to leave grounded planes that were subject to delay until compensated for the inconvenience. On July 28 in Dalian, passengers on two separate planes allegedly refused to exit and stayed put in their seats instead.

But staging a sit-in or becoming aggressive toward airline


by Airlines for America (A4A) and the Regional Airline Association (RAA) to suspend the three-hour tarmac delay.

That rule also requires airlines to keep toilets open, provide water and essentials for passengers held for hours on the tarmac and allow them to deplane after three hours for domestic flights and four hours on international flights.

The exemption, if granted, would greatly reduce the possibility of airlines being fined up to $27,500 per passenger.Cutbacks are estimated to delay as many as 6,700 flights each day at the nation’s 14 biggest airports said a report in the International Business Times. Airports affected include Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, Chicago O’Hare, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami and all airports serving New York City.

History tells us that being without air traffic controllers is a bad idea, butnot one that means long-term travel disruption. When President Reagan fired air traffic controllers in 1981, air travel slowed. But after supervisors and military controllers joined non-striking controllers, 80 percent of flights were operating normally.

Meanwhile in New York, part of LaGuardia Airport has been evacuated after a suspicious package was found in the central terminal building. According to Bloomberg, emergency services and the city’s bomb squad are on the scene but there are no further details regarding the incident at this point.

And finally in Boston – where security has been tight ever since yesterday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon – an aircraft is under investigation. US Airways Flight 1716 has been stopped at Boston Logan Airport because of security concerns, although the exact nature of the threat is


his camera moves weren't motivated by the scene and its emotions.

And, re "jump cuts" above, just to clarify, standard cutting isn't jump cutting. A jump cut refers to when a character or object appears to "jump" or move in the frame on a cut because the framing and or/shot angle aren't sufficiently different to hide any mismatches. Discussed here a while back.

Trek TOS had some very good, old-school cinematography that served the needs of the story and didn't call attention to itself. Note these classically composed shots from "Mudd's Women."<SNIP>

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And yet the image I've included at the end is one I would never expect to see in Berman-era Star Trek. It's striking and visually dynamic, with all three characters in sharp focus, Kirk up close andhub for Roythornes’ full range of business services, including agriculture, food, property and sustainable energy. Services for individuals, such as wealth management and tax advice in relation to succession planning, will also be available.

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Political districts
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 State Senate District 44

References

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Daisy May Pratt Erd USNR (1882-1925) was a Canadian-born American songwriter and composer, and a naval Yeoman (F) in Boston, Massachusetts during World War I. After the war, she advocated for the recognition of women veterans.

Early life
Daisy May Pratt was born in Canada and raised in Chicago, Illinois, where she taught music.

Career

Erd was a young mother of two and a piano teacher, when she enlisted in the United States Navy Reserve in 1917. Soon she was the chief yeoman in charge of all the enlisted women working in the Boston Navy Yard. She opened a lunch room for the naval yard's employees, and created the Hingham Naval Training Station Band, for the recreation of recruits with musical skills. Compositions by Erd included "We'll Carry Thetournament staff has paused the clock and the remaining players will play three more hands before bagging and tagging chips for the night. A recap and chip … Ranch Country Whitetails, located in Southeast Kansas, offers all-inclusive package hunts for trophy whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, and predator game with comfortable lodging and home-cooked meals. fort leonard wood FT LEONARDWOOD GUIDE 01-444228 ST JAMES WINERY EMAILED IMAGE FILE CLM 51216 TABLE OF CONTENTS 7WELCOME TO FORT LEONARD WOOD 77 19THE MANEUVER. Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp was born on March 19, 1848, the fourth child of Nicholas Porter Earp and his second wife, Virginia Ann Cooksey. He was named after his father's commanding officer in the MexicanAmerican War, Captain Wyatt Berry Stapp, of the 2nd Company Illinois Casino night hire


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Both the United States and Japan have long taken pride in their robust scientific research communities' contributions to economic growth and human welfare. But the slowing pace and rising costs of research, along with strong competition from China and India, have challenged both governments to rethink their approaches to science and technology policy and set agendas that encourage innovation towards solving demanding social problems. CGP and SSRC will bring together experts including a number of Abe fellows, to discuss how the United States and Japan are responding to these challenges, as well as the rapidly rising innovation hubs in China, India, and Singapore.

An initiative of the Abe Fellowship Program, the Abe Fellows Global Forum (Abe Global) is designed


Indian found unconscious for 15 hours in UAE airport

Dubai, July 18 (IANS) An expatriate Indian remained unconscious in an airport in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for 15 hours before he was found in that condition, a media report said.

Sambandan Siva, 51, who works in a UAE-based firm and had taken a month's leave as he was not keeping well, was supposed to board an Air Arabia flight July 2 evening from Sharjah International Airport and reach Chennai in India at 2.30 a.m. July 3.

He had completed his check-in and also cleared immigration but lost consciousness thereafter, the Xpress of Dubai reported.

However, he was discovered in that state only July 3 morning after his worried family contacted his employers, the Al Huraiz Group, when he failed to arriveby the scheduled flight.

Company officials then contacted the airline and airport authorities.

"An airport official took his details from us and went in the airport to search for him," an Al Huraiz Group official was quoted as saying.

"At around 11.30 a.m., we were informed that he had been found and was in bad shape. They cancelled his immigration check and handed him over to us. We immediately rushed him to Rashid Hospital," the official said.

Siva is now lying in a coma at the hospital in Dubai and his condition is said to be critical.

"I really don't know whom I should blame, the airport authority who didn't notice (him) for 15 hours or the airline which didn't bother to check for the passenger after issuing the boarding card," a company


official was cited as writing in a complaint to the Sharjah airport authorities.

The airport authorities have assured the company that the matter would be looked into and action taken but did not respond when the Xpress tried to contact them.

The company official said that had Siva been noticed earlier, he would have received timely medical treatment and would not have been in the condition he is now.as bean sprouts and fish cake.)
(Tsukemen is sold frozen, so it's very easy to store.)
(I bought it for ¥429 (about $4.04) and each bag contained about 420g of noodles.)

Japanese:
やっぱりチャーシューはスープに絡めて食べるのが美味しい
味玉です🤤
めんま、極太だから音がいい
糸唐辛子が辛みのアクセントになって美味しいです

English:
(Today I made 3 bags of noodles.)
(As expected, char siu is best when it's in soup.)
(Soft boiled egg. 🤤)
(The bamboo shoots are thick so they have a nice sound.)
(It has a hint of spiciness which is delicious.)

Japanese:
すだちです
さっぱりするのですだちを絞った方が個人的には好きです
わさびをつけて食べても美味しいです

English:
(Sudachi (Japanese lime).)
(Personally, I find adding a touch of citrus to be refreshing so I like it.)
(It's delicious with wasabi.)

English:
(The thick tsukemen soup and wasabi go well together.)
(The crispiness of the bean sprouts makes a nice sound.)

Japanese:
ドロっと系のつけ麺のスープとわさびは良く合います
もやしのシャキシャキがいい音を奏でています

English:
(The fatty part of the char siu is chewy and delicious. 🤤)

Japanese:
チャーシューの上のプルプルの部分が美味しいです🤤

English:
(The onions are spicy. 😭😭😭)
(I usually don't do


no FDA-approved treatment options. Horizon believes it can reach $1bn peak-sales in US alone.

See also
 Corporate tax inversions
 Ireland as a tax haven

References

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Frosty Joe's in Binghamton held a fundraiser to help support the Southern Tier Homeless Coalition after a robbery on May 31, 2017.

"In May we were broken into by an individual, and we received quite a bit of damage. Within a week the New York State Police was able to find and apprehend the individual responsible. Come to find out he was homeless and kind of drifting," said Jeff Decosse, Owner of Frosty Joe's.

In response, Decosse decided to hold a fundraiser to help prevent other people from being in the same situation as the homeless man.

"We were closed for six hours but we bounced-back and came back stronger than ever," said Decosse.

Hundreds of people came by the ice cream shop Sunday afternoon,


many of which dropped off items and monetary donations. Saucy Hog BBQ was also selling chicken and pulled pork for those who wanted to stay and enjoy some of the live entertainment.

In 2016, 1,726 people experience homelessness in the Southern Tier. Rebecca Rathmell, C.O.C Coordinator with the Southern Tier coalition says it's not a number that too many people suspect.

"451 of those 1,726 are people in families. There was 141 families, so a lot of kids and single moms that we're seeing come through homelessness assistance services. So a fundraiser like this not only brings the community together and builds awareness, but it sends some much needed funds back to the work that we do," said Rathmell.Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Critical History of Jews in Russia

Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Critical History of Jews in Russia – a Brief Comment from Ron Unz

This is an excerpt from a much longer article by Ron Unz originally entitled Oddities of the Jewish Religion, which we highly recommend. We reproduce it here because there is so very little written about this important book, which debunks much of what was taught in the West in the 20th century about Russia.

” … given the overwhelmingly Jewish composition of the top leadership during much of (the revolutionary) period, it is hardly surprising that “anti-Semitism” was deemed a capital offense (in Russia).”

Throughout most of my life, Nobel Laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn was generally regarded as the greatest Russian literary figure of our modern era, and after reading


all of his works, including The First Circle, Cancer Ward, and The Gulag Archipelago, I certainly concurred with this assertion, and eagerly absorbed Michael Scammel’s brilliant thousand page biography.

Although Russian himself, many of his closest friends were Jewish, but during the 1980s and 1990s, whispers of his supposed anti-Semitism began floating around, probably because he had sometimes hinted at the very prominent role of Jews in both financing and leading the Bolshevik Revolution, and afterward staffing the NKVD and administering the Gulag labor camps.

It is unlikely that this ‘quote’ is authentic, rather it reflect the opinion of the memer who created it, a view which has merit:

“You must understand, the leading Bolsheviks who took over Russia were not Russians. They hated Russians. They hated Christians. Driven by ethnichatred they tortured and slaughtered millions of Russians without a shred of human remorse.

“It cannot be overstated. Bolshevism committed the greatest human slaughter of all time. The fact that most of the world is ignorant and uncaring about this enormous crime is proof that the global media is in the hands of the perpetrators.”

Late in his life, he wrote a massive two-volume history of the tangled relationship between Jews and Russians under the title Two Hundred Years Together, and although that work soon appeared in Russian, French, and German, nearly two decades later, no English translation has ever been authorized. His literary star seems also to greatly waned in America since that time, and I only very rarely see his name mentioned these days in any of my


weft thread after which the lay is retracted to an inoperative position and at least some of the heddles which have been in a raised position are lowered and at least some of the heddles which have been in a lowered position are raised. After the heddles have been operated, the shuttle or missile is operated to place another weft thread in the shed of the warp thread and the beat-up operation is repeated.
Most shuttles of fly shuttle looms are driven by a picker stick having a pick head at one end for engaging the end of the shuttle and the opposite end of such picker stick normally is mounted on a foot mechanism located at the base of the swords which permits swinging movement of the pickerrotation of the cam, and the remaining periphery of the cam includes a follower return portion and a dwell portion. When the cam follower engages the toe portion of the cam, the shaft is oscillated rapidly in one direction which causes the lug strap to slap against the picker stick and swing the picker stick inwardly and move the upper end of the picker stick through the check strap while throwing the shuttle from one end of the lay to the other. Ordinarily, the movement of the cam follower system and the picker sticks to throw the shuttle across the lay occurs while the lay is moving back and forth of the loom. The shaking, banging, slapping and other related movements of the shuttle drive mechanism have not


Hedrick, and his wife Jessie Hedrick, and Vernon Hedrick and his wife Hazel Hedrick, (collectively, the Hedricks) owned land located in rural Caddo County, Oklahoma. A railroad right of way held by the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad and Railway Company ran north and south through the Hedricks' property, dissecting it into east and west tracts.[1]
¶ 3 In 1962, the Hedricks sold the west tract to the defendants/appellees, Ira F. Rogers and his wife Lucille Rogers,[2] (collectively, the Rogers). The Rogers' deed described the property as "lying and situated West of the westerly line of the . . . [railroad] rightof-way."[3] According to the testimony of the Rogers' son, sometime in 1963, the Rogers and the Hedricks constructed a permanent fence some distance east of the eastand occupied the strip of land by farming it and running cattle on it from the time the fence was erected in 1962. In support of their argument, they relied upon the testimony of three witnesses  their son, their daughter and her husband. The Rogers' son testified that: after the east fence was constructed in 1963, the Hedrick's never indicated a right to use, occupy or possess any of the property west of the east fence; there was no permanent fence west of the right of way; his family, with permission of the railroad, installed a pipe under the railroad track in the late 60's to irrigate from the river; and they possessed and occupied the area by farming and running cattle on it. Nevertheless, he admitted


that when the property was first purchased, there were remnants of a fence on their side of the right of way and that they put up an electric fence along the railroad track when they had cattle on their property to keep them off of the track. He also admitted that the right of way and railroad bed was not cultivable and that cattle grazed on the property only after the railroad stopped running trains in or around 1980.
¶ 16 The Rogers' daughter testified that she had no knowledge of the Hedricks ever using, possessing or occupying the property west of the east fence, and that there was never a permanent fence west of the railroad right of way. She also testified that after the trains quit runningin about 1980, her family fenced across the railroad tracks and connected to the east fence. Subsequently, they occasionally ran cattle in the area and in 1988, they also began leasing all of the property west of the east fence to third parties for cattle grazing. Her husband provided essentially the same testimony, but admitted that the railroad right of way was not cultivable.
¶ 17 There was no direct evidence to show that the Rogers met the requirements of adverse possession to the narrow strip of land between the east side of the railroad right of way by the time the railroad abandoned its right of way in 1986. The only evidence presented in the trial court as to the nature of the Rogers' claim was their testimony


that they possessed and occupied the land by farming and grazing cattle on it. However, it was uncontroverted that the land was not cultivable and they admitted to occupying the property and grazing cattle on it only after the trains quit running on the right of way which at the earliest was, according to them, in 1980  only six years *487 prior to the railroad's abandonment of its right of way. The Rogers' evidence when taken as a whole, does not clearly and positively show that they had open, notorious, hostile, and exclusive possession of the narrow strip of land in controversy for an uninterrupted and continuous period of fifteen years by the time the railroad abandoned its right of way in 1986, and the strip ofjointly measure the property and erect fences to serve as the boundary lines between the forty acre tract and the five acre tract. There was a dispute about where to *488 begin measurement, but it was resolved and they erected the fences.
¶ 20 Subsequently the five acre tract was conveyed twice and in 1942, the property was surveyed which revealed that the fences were twenty eight feet inside the true property line of the forty acre tract. A quiet title action was brought just four days short of fifteen years after the date of the 1929 deed. The court held that when adjoining landowners, enter into a parol agreement, long acquiesced in, which was an honest attempt to fix a true boundary and they mark the line agreed


never a permanent fence west of the right of way. However, the Rogers admitted to occupying the property and grazing cattle on the property only after the trains quit running on the right of way which at the earliest was, according to them, in 1980, when they fenced across the right of way. Additionally, the Roger's son admitted that when the property was first purchased, there were remnants of a fence on their side of the right of way and that they put up an electric fence along the railroad track when they had cattle on their property to keep them off of the track.
¶ 23 In contrast to the Rogers' evidence, the great-grandson of one of the Hedricks testified that: at one time, there were fences onboth sides of the right of way to keep cattle off of the tracks; the Hedricks family considered the west fence to be the boundary line to the Rodgers' property; and the Hedricks family hunted on the right of way between the two fences. The daughter of one of the Hedricks testified that her father considered the right of way his, and that he intentionally sold only the property west of the right of way to the Rogers because he thought he might some day need the right of way to access property which he was thinking about purchasing after the railroad abandoned its right of way. She also testified there were fences on both sides of the right of way and that she did not believe the


Rogers ever used the right of way.
¶ 24 Gene Francis, who farmed for the Hedricks several years before purchasing the east tract, insisted that there were fences on both sides of the right of way, but that the west fence had washed out in a flood and was never replaced. He also agreed that people hunted quail on the right of way, but admitted that until he filed this lawsuit, he did not know who owned the right of way property. He testified that the Rogers did not fence over the right of way in 1980, but that it was several years later before they began using the right of way property.
¶ 25 After a through review of the record, we are convinced that the Rogers did notDaniel Marshall Architects designed this home on Waiheke Island, New Zealand, that overlooks Waikopua Bay and was built using stone and black-stained cedar.

The architect’s description

A stand of Nikau, an idyllic private bay and a building platform defined by ridges either side set the architectural program of the design of this family beach house on Waiheke Island, Auckland, New Zealand.

The concept evolved from the idea of a family group camping, creating space between the functional nodes. This was particularly important in allowing space for the boats and water to move through the valley to the bay below. This space was utilised to give physical separation to the guest house as well as a garage.

The materials and form were chosen to be empathetic to the landscape and fauna. The house


is designed to integrate into the landscape – the stone walls were sourced locally, the windows are tinted to limit reflection and the timber upper level stained dark to blend into the bush behind. It has been said that the colour of the New Zealand native bush is black.

It was important to activate the spaces around the house giving a progression to enjoy. From the lawn overlooking the sea soaking up the morning light, to the private courtyard, framed by the Nikau grove, catching the last rays in the evening whilst enjoying the outdoor fire.

Architecture: Daniel Marshall Architects

Designers: Daniel Marshall, Adriana Toader

Photography by Simon DevittFAU Student Joins the Fight for Same-Sex Marriage Rights

A Florida Atlantic University journalism student is fighting for his marriage rights. Gildas Dousset, has filed an appeal in state court asking that his same-sex marriage be recognized in the state of Florida. It happened after he was denied in-state tuition rates.

The appeal, filed in the Fourth District Court of Appeals, argues that Florida’s laws barring recognition of valid out-of-state marriages of same-sex couples violate the United States Constitution.

Dousset and his spouse were legally married last year in Massachusetts and later had a reception in Fort Lauderdale, where they live together. When Dousset sought in-state tuition at FAU as the spouse of a long-time Florida resident, the school refused to respect the couple’s legal marriage, citing Florida’s discriminatory laws.

In a


cause great harm to same-sex couples and their families while helping no one."

The National Center for Lesbian Rights also represents six same-sex couples and Equality Florida in Pareto v. Ruvin, a separate case before a state circuit court in Miami-Dade County challenging Florida’s laws barring same-sex couples from marriage. Oral argument in that case will take place later this summer.

FAU says it is following the law. Dousset’s lawsuit challenges Florida statute 741.212 that was signed into law in 1997. It requires that no state agency, including state universities, can recognize same-sex marriages. This includes recognition for the purposes of in-state tuition as outlined by Florida law. FAU, and every Florida state college and university, is bound to follow all the laws of the State of Florida unless theyFantasy World: Vol 1 and 2 (The Expedition)

On one of the largest planets in the universe, called Naropa, in a quiet corner between the Linsen Lakes and the Wind River Mountains, lies a community of three distinct civilizations. Secluded and self-sustaining, the inhabitants are unaware of what lies beyond the Lasting Wall - a fortitude that keeps the rest of the massive world at bay.

Until now.

Tristan Thames, the son of a nobleman, seeks answers amidst a rising civil war. Aligning himself with a band of misfits, each guided by their own ambitions and agendas, head out into the unknown. Woefully unprepared, they soon realize that their collective, Expedition One, is far from alone.

Likened to Star Trek in its exploration of the human condition, and Lord of the Rings


to move around as Elsie’s possessions – clothes, blankets, books, medicine, and just stuff – were piled up all around the walls. The room included a pot-belly stove which served both as a heater and a cooking surface, a few hard chairs and a big pile of blankets, which appeared to be Elsie’s bed. We chose to sit on the chairs, from which we could see through the cracks in the walls.

Elsie was a delight. She had nothing but good things to say about Zane. “Poor boy. He never had a chance.” Describing Zane’s childhood, Elsie provided insight into a world in which women rarely found a good man. Women who survived either had run off their scoundrel of a husband or were lucky enough for their husbandDemocrats' Laramie County Clerk candidate Tim Thorson and his wife Elizabeth. Tim was placing another yard sign. Tim has been very aggressive in the sign department. He also has four billboards placed around the county. A hard-working Dem politician.

And not the only one. I also spotted Dem House District 8 candidate Ken McCauley knocking on townhouse doors along Lawrence Ave. He leaves flyers in doors when he gets no answer. When he does get an answer, he asks for a few minutes to talk about the issues. According to Ken, people get a bit cantankerous when they discover his party affiliation. They often change their mind after discovering Ken is a U.S. Air Force combat veteran and has solid ideas for the district. One 90-something voter (also a


Union Minister of Human Resource Development Smriti Irani will address the high level segment of the 'International Conference on the Zero', an event celebrating the rich and remarkable history of mathematics, at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on 4-5 April.

Irani along with the Director General, UNESCO will also unveil a bronze bust of the ancient Indian mathematician-astronomer Aryabhata, which is a gift from India to UNESCO, as its tribute to the world of Mathematics and Science.

The Government of India, through the Permanent Delegation of India to UNESCO, and together with the Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, will host the International Conference on the. The International Conference will share the rich and remarkable history of mathematics, through the participation of some brilliant minds, resonating with the UNESCO's mandate toadvance, transfer and share knowledge for the greater global good. The International Conference in Paris will open on 4th April at the Pierre and Marie Curie University, Paris, with a session by Professor Manjul Bhargava, Fields Medalist and Professor of Mathematics at Princeton University on 'Gems of Ramanujan and their lasting Impact on Mathematics'.

Session two at UNESCO on 'Negative Numbers, Zero, Infinity and Beyond' will be addressed by Dr. Shailendra Mehta from Auro University, Gujarat. There will also be a Panel Discussion on the 'Arabic Traditions in Mathematics'. Special Session by Professor Manjul Bhargava on 'Mathematics in Indian Music' will be a high point of the Conference.

Through the length of the event at UNESCO, there will be visual and interactive sessions, including films on Mathematics and Science, and


interactive problem solving events designed for a young audience. In this category, the highlight will be 'Zero: Infinity and Set Theory' conducted by Mr. Romain Attal from the Palais de La Decouverte in Paris.

Irani participated in the high level segment, the Leaders' Forum, held at UNESCO Headquarters, Paris on November 16-17, 2015 as a part of the 38th session of the UNESCO General Conference. During this visit, the Minister also held a meeting with the Director General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, to discuss the full range of India's cooperation with the organization.

As a follow up to the discussions held during the bilateral meeting, for the first time, both the leaders issued Joint Statement on the occasion of the National Mathematics Day, i.e. 22nd December, which is the birthgetting messages. In Edmunds brake testing, a frontwheeldrive CX3 Grand Touring stopped from 60 mph in 121 feet, a slightly shorter than average distance for the class. FORTUNE Ð² On the morning of Aug. The viral phenomenon of the Ice Bucket Challenge raising money and awareness for ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease, was one of the feel-good stories of a summer filled with some pretty terrible news. A few months after he received the image of Our Lady of the Rosary given to him by Fr. In 2010, BSPB and SWS began a series of actions to try and solve the problem. The issue is that some problems require more critical thinking, organizers of Cherry Blossom Day and the Capitol, set for March 28, should expect a stampede


A pair of rigid wire hangers are anchored to corresponding ends of those straps at the opposite ends of the seat. A pair of chains hanging down from an overhead support are attached to these hangers to suspend the seat above the ground.
That prior flexible seat has a definite advantage over conventional rigid swing seats in that it does minimize the incidence of injury. However, it still presents some danger to nearby children because of its rigid wire hangers. Morever, that seat is composed of several different parts. Some of these parts such as the spring straps are assembled by the manufacturer which increases manufacturing costs. Other parts, such as the wire hangers have to be assembled to the seat per se using small nuts. Sometimes, these smalltravel, it does need experienced pickers if a put-to-light system is not utilized. There is a possibility of putting the wrong product or wrong quantity of product into a container and therefore a check system needs to be in place to ensure picker accuracy.

Cluster picking can also be used with conveyors, where a tote containing multiple orders diverts into a pick zone. As the tote passes a barcode reader its unique ID is read and all the picks for the current tote are displayed on the individual pick-to-light terminals.

Each terminal indicates both the quantity to be picked and the tote location where it is to be placed. A pick of eight pieces into the B compartment would be displayed as B8. When all picks for all compartments in


Fresh off the second leg of their Tour Two from last year, Paramore announce their 2018 North American Tour, with alt-pop hitmakers Foster The People, coming this summer.

The tour celebrates their After Laughter album, released last summer. It hit No 1. on Billboard's Top Rock Albums chart, featuring singles like “Hard Times,” “Fake Happy” and “Rose-Colored Boy.” The acclaimed album was also named one of the Billboard staff's favorites of 2017.

Foster The People just wrapped up their Sacred Hearts Club tour (in support of the album of the same name) with a slew of performances, including appearances at Lollapalooza, Meadows Music and Arts Festival and Austin City Limits. The band will not be performing at Paramore's dates at the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh or the Farm BureauInsurance Lawn at White River State Park in Indianapolis.

The 26-city tour kicks off in St. Augustine, FL on June 12, hitting major cities like Chicago, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Detroit and more. For the tour, Paramore partnered with Ticketmaster's Verified Fan Platform to help offer fans the best opportunity to get tickets.

The band also recently announced an extension of their popular Parahoy! vacation cruise experience. Sailing from Miami, FL, the cruise features a special schedule of fun-filled activities, bands and exclusive live Paramore performances you don't want to miss. This is the third installment of the four-day festival, from April 6-10.

Tickets go on pre-sale Thursday, March 8 at 10 am ET and general tickets go on sale Friday, March 16. A special guest will soon be added to the


which can cause abortion.

After the Wednesday court appearance, McMahon said Gosnell did not believe his acts constituted homicide and said his clinic "was not a house of horrors"

"There was a lynching by the media prior to the trial," he said. "Dr. Gosnell performed over 16,000 abortions, helped many young women."

McMahon said Gosnell knows that "some of his methodology was wrong" and that it was "wrong to perform abortion past 24 weeks. In Pennsylvania, abortions past 24 weeks are illegal unless the health of the mother is at stake.

"He bent the rules but he's not a monster," McMahon said.

After the hearing, jurors spoke and they said it was tough to look at images of victims during the trial. David Misko said Gosnell is "more of a predator than amonster." He said the trial was overwhelming and "took an emotional toll."

Gosnell's co-defendant, Eileen O'Neill, 56, was found guilty of conspiracy to operate a corrupt organization and two counts of theft by deception for operating without a license to practice medicine. O'Neill, a medical school graduate, was not charged with performing illegal abortions. She did not plead guilty.

Eight people involved in Gosnell's clinic, called the Women's Medical Society, earlier pleaded guilty to various charges. Four of them pleaded guilty to murder.

A grand jury report from 2011 says the "people who ran this sham medical practice included no doctors other than Gosnell himself, and not even a single nurse," yet they still made diagnoses, performed procedures and administered drugs.

Gosnell also was accused of reusing unsanitary instruments; performing procedures in


filthy rooms, including some in which litter boxes and animals allegedly were present at the time; and allowing unlicensed employees -- including a teenage high school student -- to perform operations and administer anesthesia.

The remains of aborted fetuses were stored in water jugs, pet food containers and a freezer at the clinic, the city's chief medical examiner Sam Gulino testified.

Former employee Kareema Cross said Gosnell regularly performed illegal late-term abortions that he routinely recorded as "24.5 weeks."

McMahon, who called no witnesses, accused prosecutors of "the most extraordinary hype and exaggeration in the history of the criminal justice system," even adding that they are "elitist" and "racist."

Gosnell has been accused by authorities of preying on low-income, minority women. McMahon argued that Gosnell offered access to health care for peoplebe less extreme this year and perhaps even more disruptive.

On the social level, one of things that struck me the most was the visible growth of the gap between rich and poor. In New York, I see more beggars almost every day as more and more shiny towers scratch the clouds, with luxury apartments sometimes sold for over a hundred million dollars. In Los Angeles I saw tent camps of homeless people occupying endless sidewalks. I witnessed the same in Europe: The poor get poorer, more people are becoming poor and the rich get richer. In most of the rest of the world, this process has occurred faster.

The growing gap is a logical consequence of the supply side-management of the crisis. Massive money creation was the engine of


undocumented employees in the kitchens and on the grounds of his golf clubs in Florida and New Jersey. But the wall is a symbol that says, our own people first, foreigners out. The wall evokes protection, against the outside world, against an uncertain future. The wall is a fist, a boxing glove, a monument to white America. A thermometer that measures the fear of the future.

The partial shutdown of the public sector as a result of this dispute will soon cost the American economy more than the 5.7 billion dollars demanded by Trump for his wall. The fact that the Democrats nevertheless did not budge shows that the wall — which is just a detail in the budget as a whole — is also for them an importantRay Wilson (right) played in all six of England's games at the 1966 World Cup

Ray Wilson, a member of England's World Cup-winning side, has died, aged 83.

At 31, the left-back was the oldest player in Sir Alf Ramsey's starting XI which overcame West Germany 4-2 in the 1966 final at Wembley.

He spent most of his club career at Huddersfield Town before moving to Everton, where he helped the Toffees win the 1966 FA Cup.

Derbyshire-born Wilson, who also played for Oldham and Bradford City, had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. external-link

quote Ray was a great man and he will be missed by so many people Sir Bobby Charlton

The Terriers said in a statement external-link they were "devastated" to learn of Wilson's death and added: "He was a regular supporter


at home matchdays alongside his eldest son Russell despite battling Alzheimer's disease."

Everton external-link also paid tribute to their former player, saying Wilson was "unquestionably one of the finest footballers to wear the royal blue jersey".

Former Toffees boss Joe Royle, who made his Everton debut the year Wilson helped them to FA Cup success, said: "He is a World Cup winner and played in the last England team that had four, maybe five, world-class players. He was certainly one of those.

"He was the best of his kind at the time. And he was a top guy, always there with a smile or a helpful word. I played a few reserve games with Ray and it was like listening to a maestro. He knew his stuff."

Ray Wilson (right) celebrates winningthe FA Cup with Everton

Wilson's England team-mate Sir Bobby Charlton also paid tribute to his "close friend".

The 80-year-old said: "Lady Norma and I are deeply saddened by the awful news that Ray has passed away

"We shared some wonderful memories throughout our career and I had the pleasure of being his room-mate. Ray was a great man and he will be missed by so many people."

Another of Wilson's England team-mates, goalkeeper Gordon Banks, described him as "a wonderful guy, on and off the field" and a "world-class player".

"It's very, very sad, horrible news," Banks said.

"He was always one of the lads who wanted to have a laugh in the dressing room and whenever we went out for a drink.

"He was such a wonderful guy, on and off the field.

"As


a player, he really was superb. He wasn't a big, strapping guy, but he was so quick.

"He was a world-class player without any question. There were players we just couldn't do without, they were terrific players, and he was one of them."

1966 - a golden year for Wilson

The story of the 1966 World Cup

Wilson was born in Shirebrook on 17 December 1934, and was given the name Ramon, in tribute to Mexican Hollywood actor Ramon Novarro.

He joined Huddersfield at the age of 17 in 1952, having previously worked on the railways. Wilson played in a forward role and in central defence before trying his hand at left-back, where he was advised to remain by reserve-team coach Bill Shankly. It was when Liverpool's legendary manager took charge of thefirst team in 1956 that the defender's career flourished.

Wilson went on to win the first of his 63 England caps in 1960 when he featured in the 1-1 draw against Scotland. He remains the last Terrier to play at a World Cup while at the club, having played at the 1962 tournament.

After 283 appearances Wilson joined Everton in 1964. Silverware came in a memorable 1966 when Wilson helped the Toffees beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 in the FA Cup final before helping England to World Cup success a few weeks later.

The defender played 154 matches for the Merseyside club before joining Oldham in 1969. He finished his career in 1971 at Bradford, a team he also managed for just 10 games.

Wilson, who went on to open an undertaker business


in Huddersfield, was appointed an MBE in 2000.

'A left-back of undoubted world class'

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty

Ray Wilson may have been one of the more unsung members of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team - but he was a left-back of undoubted world class.

Wilson was the consummate defender but also blessed with lightning pace that would have made him a master even in the modern era, when an attacking edge is called for.

He made his name at his beloved Huddersfield Town but it was at Everton, who he joined at the relatively late age of 29 in 1964, where he enjoyed his greatest successes.

And they all came in the space of two months at Wembley in 1966, playing in the Everton side that came from two goalsMetro Washington Council afl-cio

A recent New York Times article highlighted photographer Noel Bowler, whose recent work has been to photograph the work spaces of labor unions around the world. This photo shows the office of the Services, Industrial, Professional, and Technical Union in Dublin, Ireland. View the rest of the photos here.


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Winckler, John Joseph, a German Pietist, was born at Luckau, in Saxony, December 23, 1670. He was at first a pastor at Magdeburg, then a chaplain in the Protestant army, accompanying the troops to Holland and Italy, and at length returned to Magdeburg and became chief minister of the cathedral. He was no less eminent for his mental culture than for his piety. He was a preacher and writer who had the courage of his convictions, and this quality is notably manifest in the hymn by him found in this collection. He died August 11, 1722.
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==================================================================Winckler, Johann Joseph, son of Gottfried Winckler, town clerk of Lucka, Sachse-Altenburg, was born at Lucka, Dec. 23, 1670.He became a student of Theology at the University of Leipzig, during the time when A. H. Francke and J. C. Schade were holding their Bible readings, and his sympathies henceforth were with the Pietistic movement. In 1692 he was appointed preacher to the St. George's Hospital at Magdeburg, and afternoon preacher at St. Peter's Church there. He became chaplain to the Prince Christian Ludwig regiment in 1695, and went with it to Holland and Italy. After the Peace of Ryswijk (Oct. 30, 1697) he made a tour in Holland and England. Returning to Magdeburg, he was appointed, in 1698, diaconus of the Cathedral, and in 1703 also inspector of the so-called Holzkreis. Finally, in 1714, he became chief preacher at the Cathedral, and in 1716, also Consistorialrath.


He died at Magdeburg, Aug. 11, 1722 (Wetzel, iii. 437; Grischow-Kirchner Nachricht to Freylinghausen, p. 53; Koch, iv. 383; Blätter fur Hymnologie, 1888, p. 170, &c).

Winckler was a man who had the courage of his opinions, and his hymn No. iv. below is a picture of the stand he was willing to make when conscience bade him. Not that he was fond of controversy, but rather the reverse. Twice however he raised considerable feeling against himself in Magdeburg, first by the position he took up against theatre going, and afterwards by his well-meant attempts to bring about a closer union between the Lutheran and Reformed churches in Prussia. But the opposition he encountered he bore patiently, and in the spirit of his hymn No. i. below. His hymns,Tag Archives: plantation

When I attended my first University of Maryland Historic Preservation Organization (HiPO) meeting in the fall of 2008, the president conducted an icebreaker in which the group took turns introducing themselves and sharing their favorite historic site. I had only been out of the South for two months so naturally I declared my love for Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis’s retirement plantation.

Beauvoir originally sat on a parcel of land of approximately 600 acres, which extended from the Gulf of Mexico to Back Bay Biloxi, Mississippi. Since 1848, the property has decreased to a twelfth of its original size and although the visitor may still see the beach from the front porch, Highway 90 and its cars obstruct the view. Although the raised Louisiana cottage still stands, even in


Daily rhythmicity of behavior of nine species of South American feral felids in captivity.
The authors analyzed the daily activity rhythms of the domestic cat and of eight of the ten feral felid species that are indigenous to South America. All species showed daily rhythmicity of activity in captivity under a natural light-dark cycle. The robustness of the rhythmicity varied from species to species, but the grand mean of 34% was within the range of robustness previously described for mammalian species ranging in size from mice to cattle. There was not a sharp division between diurnal and nocturnal felids. Instead, what was found was a gradient of diurnality going from the predominantly nocturnal margay (72% of activity counts during the night) to the predominantly diurnal jaguarundi (87% of activityavailable at the state archive "Statny Archiv in Bratislava, Slovakia"
 Roman Catholic church records (births/marriages/deaths): 1802-1896 (parish A)
 Lutheran church records (births/marriages/deaths): 1706-1709, 1783-1895 (parish B)
 Reformated church records (births/marriages/deaths): 1783-1895 (parish B)
 Census records 1869 of Bac are not available at the state archive.

See also
 List of municipalities and towns in Slovakia

References

External links
Surnames of living people in Bac

Category:Villages and municipalities in Dunajská Streda District
Category:Hungarian communities in Slovakia


of revolutions, riots and assassinations.

The women of Mad Men, in particular, have had a revolutionary year. In 1968, the women’s liberation movement reached a fever pitch with protests at the Miss America pageant and bra burnings. At Sterling Cooper & Partners, Joan and peggy are finally starting to grow into their positions of power, and their costumes are telling the story.

Joan, who in previous seasons wore hyper-feminine outfits, has taken to dressing in suits now that she is a partner. The costumes still carry the Joan trademarks–bright purple fabrics and curve-hugging shape–but reflect her increased importance at the office. Peggy, too, has begun to find a compromise between the masculine and feminine. Peggy was very much a woman fighting for a place in a man’s world at theSome of the earliest astronomy on the planet happened right here in Australia and the science of Indigenous astronomy is still relevant today.

Key points: Indigenous astronomy is believed to have preceded that of ancient Greece and Egypt by millennia

Indigenous astronomy is believed to have preceded that of ancient Greece and Egypt by millennia Variable stars have only been known about in Western astronomy for about 200 years, but Indigenous history charts them going back thousands of years

Variable stars have only been known about in Western astronomy for about 200 years, but Indigenous history charts them going back thousands of years The Magellanic Clouds, a satellite galaxy orbiting the Milky Way, are known as the Ancestors Camp

Kamilaroi woman and Monash University student astrophysicist Krystal De Napoli said that many


keeping Indigenous cultural stories ( ABC Gippsland: Mim Cook )

Our stories in the stars

"It's like the ancestors have painted the images in the stars," Mr Thorpe said.

Indigenous discoveries in astronomy The Earth is round : Indigenous astronomers were able to track the way that the night sky shifts as their relative latitude would change. This indicated the spherical, curved nature of the planet and its sky, understanding the connection between latitude on the ground and declination in the sky

: Indigenous astronomers were able to track the way that the night sky shifts as their relative latitude would change. This indicated the spherical, curved nature of the planet and its sky, understanding the connection between latitude on the ground and declination in the sky Supernova : Indigenous astronomical traditionshave recorded and described supernova (exploding star) occurrences dating back over 2,000 years

: Indigenous astronomical traditions have recorded and described supernova (exploding star) occurrences dating back over 2,000 years Moon haloes : Indigenous Australians realised the connection of moon halo appearances in the sky with incoming rainfall, and were then able to use them to predict inclement weather

: Indigenous Australians realised the connection of moon halo appearances in the sky with incoming rainfall, and were then able to use them to predict inclement weather Planets: Known as the wandering stars, Indigenous astronomers were able to differentiate the planets from the stars not only due to their 'wandering' nature, but also by the way they twinkled differently from stars and by the way they followed the Sun's path across


significantly, in the years since 9/11 the United States has been the target of terrorist attacks on scores of occasions, not even counting those in Iraq or Afghanistan — attacks on military, diplomatic, civilian, Christian, and other targets associated with the United States; in the Middle East, South Asia, and the Pacific; more than a dozen times in Pakistan alone. The attacks include the October 2002 bombings of two nightclubs in Bali, Indonesia, which killed more than 200 people, almost all of them Americans and citizens of their Australian and British war allies; the following year brought the heavy bombing of the US-managed Marriott Hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, the site of diplomatic receptions and 4th of July celebrations held by the American embassy; and other horrendous attacks inlater years on US allies in Madrid and London because of the war.

Land of the Free, Home of the War on Terror

David Hicks is a 31-year-old Australian who in a plea-bargain with a US military court served nine months in prison, largely in Australia. That was after five years at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, without being charged with a crime, without a trial, without a conviction. Under the deal, Hicks agreed not to talk to reporters for one year (a terrible slap in the face of free speech), to forever waive any profit from telling his story (a slap – mon Dieu! – in the face of free enterprise), to submit to US interrogation and testify at future US trials or international tribunals (an open invitation to the US


sorts of personal hatreds and feuds. Many others — abroad and in the United States — have been incarcerated by the United States simply for working for, or merely contributing money to, charitable organizations with alleged or real ties to a ‘terrorist organization,’ as determined by a list kept by the State Department, a list conspicuously political.

It was recently disclosed that an Iraqi resident of Britain is being released from Guantánamo after four years. His crime? He refused to work as an informer for the CIA and MI5, the British security service. His business partner is still being held in Guantánamo, for the same crime.

Finally, there are those many other poor souls who have been picked up simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.a potluck on the first Monday of each month.

It should be noted that for nearly half a century much of southern Florida has been one big training camp for anti-Castro terrorists. None of their groups — which have carried out many hundreds of serious terrorist acts in the US as well as abroad, including bombing a passenger airplane in flight — is on the State Department list. Nor were the Contras of Nicaragua in the 1980s, heavily supported by the United States, about whom former CIA director Stansfield Turner testified: ‘I believe it is irrefutable that a number of the Contras’ actions have to be characterized as terrorism, as State-supported terrorism.’

The same applies to groups in Kosovo and Bosnia, with close ties to al-Qaeda, including Osama bin Laden,


such as the travel routes the detainees had followed in flying commercially from one Middle Eastern country to another. American officials have associated certain travel routes with al-Qaeda, when in fact, says the report, the routes ‘involve ordinary connecting flights in major international airports.’ With regard to accusations based on similar names, the report states: ‘This accusation appears to be based upon little more than similarities in the transliterations of a detainee’s name and a name found on one of the hard drives.’

Raut said he was most struck by the high percentage of Saudi detainees who had been captured and turned over by Pakistani forces. In effect, he said, for at least half the individuals in his report the United States ‘had no first-hand knowledge of their activities’slave-trading, completely discredited.’

When will the dropping of bombs on innocent civilians by the United States, and invading and occupying their country, without their country attacking or threatening the US, become completely discredited? When will the use of depleted uranium and cluster bombs and CIA torture renditions become things that even men like George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Donald Rumsfeld will be too embarrassed to defend?

Australian/British journalist John Pilger has noted that in George Orwell’s 1984 ‘three slogans dominate society: war is peace, freedom is slavery and ignorance is strength. Today’s slogan, war on terrorism, also reverses meaning. The war is terrorism.’

Saved again, thank the Lord, saved again (August 18, 2006)

Our government has kept us in a perpetual state of fear — kept us in a continuous stampede


seventeen arrested, ditto the three Toledo terrorists, and squashing the Los Angeles al-Qaeda plot to fly a hijacked airliner into a skyscraper.

The Los Angeles plot of 2002 was proudly announced by George W. in 2006. It has since been totally discredited. Declared one senior counterterrorism official: ‘There was no definitive plot. It never materialized or got past the thought stage.’

And the scare about ricin in the UK, which our own Mr Cheney used as part of the build-up for the invasion of Iraq, telling an audience on January 10, 2003: ‘The gravity of the threat we face was underscored in recent days when British police arrested … suspected terrorists in London and discovered a small quantity of ricin, one of the world’s deadliest poisons.’ It turned out therecities had sworn allegiance to al-Qaeda. This came after meeting with a confidential government informant who was posing as a representative of the terrorist group. Did they swear or hold such allegiance, one must wonder, before meeting with the informant? ‘In essence,’ reported the Independent, ‘the entire case rests upon conversations between Narseal Batiste, the apparent ringleader of the group, with the informant, who was posing as a member of al-Qaeda but in fact belonged to the [FBI] South Florida Terrorist Task Force.’

Batiste told the informant that ‘he was organizing a mission to build an “Islamic army” in order to wage jihad.’ He provided a list of things he needed: boots, uniforms, machine guns, radios, vehicles, binoculars, bullet-proof vests, firearms, and $50,000 in cash. Oddly enough, one thing


it was replaced by the claim that the suspects were actually plotting something aimed at the subway tunnels that run under the river.16 Which is more reliable, one must wonder, information on Internet chat rooms or WMD tips provided by CIA Iraqi informers? Or information obtained, as in the current case in the UK, from Pakistani interrogators of the suspects, none of the interrogators being known to be ardent supporters of Amnesty International.

And the three men arrested in Toledo, Ohio, in February 2006 were accused of — are you ready? — plotting to recruit and train terrorists to attack US and allied troops overseas. For saving us from this horror we have a paid FBI witness to thank. He had been an informer with the FBI for fouryears, and most likely was paid for each new lead he brought in. In the Sears case, the FBI paid almost $56,000 to two confidential informants, and government officials also granted one of them immigration parole so he could remain in the country.

There must be millions of people in the United States and elsewhere who have thoughts about ‘terrorist acts.’ I might well be one of them when I read about a gathering of Bush, Cheney, and assorted neocons that’s going to take place. Given the daily horror of Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, and Palestine in recent times, little of which would occur if not for the government of the United States of America and its allies, the numbers of people having such thoughts must be multiplying rapidly. If


pat beforehand. What I find even more remarkable is that neither of the two men aboard the airplanes thought of going into the bathroom, closing the door, and then trying to detonate the explosives. An 8-year-old child would have thought of that. Are we supposed to take the ‘threat’ posed by such men seriously?

‘The Department of Homeland Security would like to remind passengers that you may not take any liquids onto the plane. This includes ice cream, as the ice cream will melt and turn into a liquid.’ This was actually heard by one of my readers at Atlanta airport in 2012. He laughed out loud. He informs me that he didn’t know what was more bizarre, that such an announcement was made or that he was theestablishment, right? So what do we have? The packages were mailed from Yemen… and addressed to Jewish synagogues in Chicago… Well folks, nothing to see here, just keep moving.

A tale of two terrorists

Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person ever charged in the United States in connection with the September 11, 2001 attacks, testifying at his 2006 trial in Alexandria, Virginia: the sobbing September 11 survivors and family members who testified against him were ‘disgusting’… He and other Muslims want to ‘exterminate’ American Jews… executed Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was ‘the greatest American.’ Moussaoui expressed his willingness to kill Americans ‘any time, anywhere’… ‘I wish it had happened not only on the 11th, but the 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th.’

Orlando Bosch, one of the masterminds behind the October


the tyranny.

Cao: If you ran into the family members who were killed in that plane, wouldn’t you think it difficult … ?

Bosch: No, because in the end those who were there had to know that they were cooperating with the tyranny in Cuba.

The difference between Zacarias Moussaoui and Orlando Bosch is that one of them was put on trial and sentenced to life in prison while the other walks around Miami a free man, free enough to be interviewed on television. In 1983 the City Commission of Miami declared a ‘Dr Orlando Bosch Day.’

Bosch had a partner in plotting the bombing of the Cuban airliner: Luis Posada, a Cuban-born citizen of Venezuela. He lives as a free man in the United States. His extradition has been requested byVenezuela for several crimes, including the downing of the airliner, part of the plotting having taken place in Venezuela. But the Bush and Obama administrations have refused to send him to Venezuela, for, despite his horrible crime, he’s an ally of the empire; Venezuela and Cuba are not. Nor will Washington try him in the US for the crime. However, the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Civil Aviation (1973), of which the United States is a signatory, gives Washington no discretion. Article 7 says that the state in which ‘the alleged offender is found shall, if it does not extradite him, be obliged, without exception whatsoever and whether or not the offense was committed in its territory, to submit the case to


its competent authorities for the purpose of prosecution.’

Extradite or prosecute. The United States does neither.

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ELMHURST – A Westmont woman is out on bond after she allegedly drove her car off the road onto Elmhurst train tracks while under the influence of alcohol Tuesday, police said.

Julia Dudeck, 29, 72 W. 59th St. in Westmont, was charged with two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol, improper lane usage and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident at 9:09 p.m. July 2 near the train tracks at West Park and South Myrtle avenues.

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So much has changed for the Butler Area High School baseball team from last year to this, yet a lot has remained the same.

The Golden Tornadowas only able to muster two wins in 18 attempts last year. This year Butler matched that win total after its first two games.

Although the players donning the Butler jerseys are basically the same as last year, the demeanor of the team has transformed.

"I think the maturity and the attitude of the kids have changed," fourth year coach Todd Erdos said. "They went through the winter and didn't want to have another year like they did last year. They worked hard and wanted to have a special season this year."

The Golden Tornadois 11 gamesgame," Erdos said. "The more you accomplish those wins and experience them it makes us more confident in those situations."

A big reason the Golden Tornado has been able to win so many close, low-scoring contests is the performance of its pitching staff.

Butler pencils in a veteran three-man rotation consisting of senior Jesse Sadisky and juniors Ryan Daugherty and Mark Gross. They also utilize senior left-hander Nick Reamer late in games.

Offensively, senior shortstop Cory Wheeler is the glue who holds this team together.

"We have a good nucleus," Erdos said. "The captain of the team is Cory [Wheeler]. He keeps the infield together. He is a quiet leader whom kids on the team look up to. He goes out there and leads by example."

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Chandigarh, April 7

A meeting of the AAP splinter group led by Yogendra Yadav here today became a platform for many young and old volunteers of the party to air their anger against different leaders as well as disappointment over the way the party was run or split.

Workers from various parts of the state spoke from the dais with some even questioning the motive of Yadav and others to part ways with Kejriwal. Lieut-Col Jagdish Singh Brar (retd) of Ludhiana said he was feeling cheated by the leaders. “We were at the forefront in fighting for the AAP. Now they are acting like the parties and politicians we fought against,” he said.

RTI activist from Naya Gaon Amit Kumar Saini said he and others did not workIn Christmas 2007, I found a nightclub in London selling the most expensive cocktail in the world. I was reporting a piece on the gulf between the super-rich and the rest of society – and here was a liquid metaphor.

Hand the barman at Movida £35,000 and he would mix up a a shot of Louis XII cognac, some Cristal Rose, a few flakes of edible gold leaf and at the bottom of the glass a diamond ring. During both mixing and drinking two security guards would keep watch.

Running around Mumbai for the past few days has sometimes felt like travelling back in time to that credit-crunch Christmas. Not because I think a banking crash is just around the corner, but because of the size of that gulf between


is the way those enjoying this lifestyle assume that everyone else is getting a bit of it, too. I am thinking here of the property developer who is now in New York for five days’ shopping – his second trip there in two months. Just before he left, he told me that he regularly took 10 holidays a year – but then went on to talk about how his cook had also been to South Africa. Except, it turned out, his servant had gone there for work.

In the 90s, as the second great wave of globalisation got under way, policymakers thought they knew who the winners and losers would be. On the debit side were the blue-collar and manufacturing-workers of the west, whose jobs were going to move4:30 p.m. The subway train draws to a halt. There is no station in sight.
Anxious glances dart around about the passengers as they realize each others
presence for the first time. At the end of the train, a young lady in a green
pants suit stands up in the middle of the car and starts to unbutton her jacket,
which she takes off and drops to the dirty floor. She also takes off her shoes,
her pants, her blouse, and the rest of her undergarments dropping them into a
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across her thighs and begins to fiddle around between her legs. Eventually she
grabs hold of something cold and metallic and very slowly she starts to unzip
her body; working in a straight line


up the stomach, between the breasts, up the
neck, taking it up right through the center of her face to her forehead. Her
fingers probe up and down the resulting slit; finally coming to rest on both
sides of her navel. She pauses for a moment, before carefully working her flesh
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throat, latching on to some buried solid at the top of her spine. With a great
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fingers release their grip and her crumpled body neatly sliced slithers down the
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above the ground. A flagpole without a flag.
The other passengers have been totally silent, butat the sound of the body
dropping onto the floor a large middle-aged lady stands up and shouts "STOP THIS
, ITS DISGUSTING!" The golden rod disappeared The green pants suit was left on a
hanger, with a dry cleaning ticket pinned on the left arm. On the ticket was
written:
Name........................
Address.....................
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