dismantling it.”

Attorneys representing Ford have sent to the judiciary committee sworn and signed declarations from four people who corroborate her claims of sexual assault by Kavanaugh, USA Today reported.

Ford alleges that in 1982 Kavanaugh and a friend corralled her into a room at a party and Kavanaugh violently pinned her down and tried to undress her, putting his hand over her mouth when she began screaming. He denies the allegations and has pledged to clear his name on Thursday.

On Wednesday, author Tayari Jones, who wrote the bestselling novel An American Marriage tweeted an image of the 1991 ad, which bore the banner: “African American Women In Defense of Ourselves” and said she had signed it at the time.

She tweeted: “27 years ago, 1600 black women took out acorporation – the "individual baptized by law". In this regard, The Smiling and Beautiful Countryside is Brooks's most overtly political and subversive album to date. The death count is 75. Nominated for Contemporary Album of the Year, the album also earned Brooks his fourth Songwriter of the Year nomination by the Canadian Folk Music Awards.

No One Travels Alone (2018)
Brooks' 6th album, No One Travels Alone, accomplished a first in modern songwriting: borrowing from the Elizabethan sonneteers, the album fulfils a ‘corona' of songs. Corona form interconnects each song by first and last lines; the last line of the first song becomes the first line of the following song, etc…until the final song completes a circle, or corona. In accord with the album's central theme of digital and


and heart felt ... and often gripping reading. However, the uncurated, anonymous nature of the Postsecret app made it fertile ground for kids whose "secret" was that they had a crush on a boy in 7th period, people whose secret was they who were eating too much fatty food, and kids who were jealous that some girl posted on a boyfriend's Facebook page. As the app increased in popularity, the typical post became increasingly frivolous ... and, as Frank explained, at times malicious.

In the end, the open, uncurated philosophical underpinnings of the app were causing it to unravel. On the other hand, the closed, curated philosophy of the Postsecret blog ensured quality content.

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I have been on the internet since the very beginning (yes I'm dating myself) IMcGuinty’s.”

The OPP documents suggest no such thing, but Hudak used that false premise about Wynne as a building block for a bigger proposition about Horwath: “She clearly cannot continue to stand and prop up a corrupt government,” he thundered.

He makes a good point about Horwath’s hypocrisy. By putting Wynne under the gun, Horwath has placed herself in the spotlight — by her own logic, acting as a Liberal enabler makes her an accessory to scandal.

Ever since McGuinty lost his majority in the 2011 election, the NDP has walked a fine line between pummelling the Liberals and propping them up. For the first two years, while the Tories flailed from the sidelines, it made sense for the New Democrats to wield the balance of power:

Why forego their leverage to


Hotel Pool Owners May Face Liability for Deadly Father and Son Drowning Accident

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A recent tragedy at a popular resort in the Lake of the Ozarks highlights the serious safety threat posed by hotel swimming pools, particularly those that are not properly supervised. Sadly, thousands of people are seriously or fatally injured in swimming pool accidents each year. TheChicago Tribuneis reporting the latest swimming pool accident, resulting in the double drowning death of an East Chicago man and his son.

According to the report, 21-year-old Ali Shaltaf went for a late-night swim on July 24, 2011, at the Lodge of the Four Seasons pool in Branson.less dignified poses Egg had to

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Her third-person narrative is an elegant testimony to the fact that she still has no access to her own interior experience at that time — no memories of the night of the attack, nor the six weeks that followed it. She cannot remember being “I” in those moments. It’s almost as if she is telling her story through the lens of the public’s obsession with it: “The rape of a slim, seemingly frail, innocent woman,” she writes, “seems a rape of the city itself.” She acknowledges the ways her vulnerability was part of her public image (“frail”) but also resists understanding herself wholly in terms of this frailty (“seemingly”).

The lead prosecutor in her case was a jogger as well: Elizabeth Lederer, a white woman in her 30s whoChurch restricted the number of wives to one.

Many Hindu religious personalities, according to their scriptures, had multiple wives. King Dashrat, the father of Rama, had more than one wife. Krishna had several wives.

In earlier times, Christian men were permitted as many wives as they wished, since the Bible puts no restriction on the number of wives. It was only a couple of centuries ago that the Church restricted the number of wives to one.

Polygyny is permitted in Judaism. According to Talmudic law, Abraham had 2 wives, and Solomon had hundreds of wives. The practice of polygyny continued till Rabbi Gershom ben Yehudah. (960 A.D to 1030 A.D) issued an edict against it. The Jewish Sephardic communities living in Muslim countries continued the practice till as late as 1950,


The average life span of females is more than that of males, and at any given time one finds more widows in the world than widowers.

6. India has more male population than female due to female foeticide and infanticide.

India is one of the few countries, along with the other neighbouring countries, in which the female population is less than the male population. The reason lies in the high rate of female infanticide in India, and the fact that more than one million female foetuses are aborted every year in this country, after they are identified as females. If this evil practice is stopped, then India too will have more females as compared to males.

7. World female population is more than male population

In the USA, women outnumber men bythe Motion for Summary Judgment.
On Sunday, December 29, 2002, at approximately 11 p.m., Iowa State Patrol Trooper Todd Bentley saw a Cadillac heading east through Iowa on U.S. Interstate 80. The trooper observed that the Cadillac was traveling unusually slow and had an improperly displayed Michigan rear license plate.[2]
Bentley pulled the Cadillac to the side of the highway. At the officer's request, the driver, Mohamad Mohsen Elmathil, a claimant in this case, gave Bentley his Michigan driver's license and proof of insurance. The insurance card referred to coverage for a Denali, not a Cadillac; Elmathil maintained that the Cadillac was also on the policy. Elmathil said that the Cadillac belonged to his roommate and that Elmathil had an ownership interest in the car, although it was titled in


his roommate's name. Bentley showed Elmathil how the rear license plate was improperly displayed.
At Bentley's request, Elmathil sat down in the front passenger side of the patrol vehicle. Elmathil told Bentley that he was returning to Michigan after vacationing in Las Vegas. Elmathil stated that he visited casinos while in Las Vegas. When Bentley asked Elmathil where he stayed in Las Vegas, Elmathil paused a long time[3] before answering that he had stayed at the Monte Carlo Resort. He said he stayed there only two days, because the weather forecast was bad for the return trip, and he had only seven days off from work. Elmathil said he worked as a quality technician for an engineering company in Dearborn, Michigan, a Detroit suburb. Elmathil said he did notfly to Las Vegas, because he was short on time and buying plane tickets at the last minute cost too much. Bentley left Elmathil in his patrol car while he went to check the vehicle identification number for the Cadillac.
The trooper next questioned the man sitting in the Cadillac's front passenger seat. The man's Michigan driver's license identified him as Fahd Ahmed Saleh. Saleh, the other Claimant in this case, said he was returning home to Michigan after vacationing in Las Vegas for a week. Saleh said they had visited all the casinos in Las Vegas. He was unable to say where he had stayed in Las Vegas. Saleh said they had also visited a friend in Oakland, California, during the trip. He told Bentley that the Cadillac


belonged to Elmathil.
The trooper returned to his patrol car with Saleh's driver's license and called in a request for law enforcement checks on the two men and the Cadillac. The Cadillac's registered owner was Abdusalam Mussed-M Jahaf. Bentley observed that Elmathil was becoming more nervous[4] as the stop progressed. Bentley returned to the Cadillac, gave Saleh his license, and asked if anyone else was in the car. Saleh at first *1006 denied that another person was in the car, but then said there was a third occupant.[5]
Bentley saw in the backseat a third male, who apparently had been sleeping. The man's Michigan driver's license listed his name as Feisal A-M Mosleh. The man first said they had been in Las Vegas, California, and then restated they had beenin Las Vegas, Nevada, for seven days and Oakland for a day and a half. Bentley returned to his vehicle and requested a law enforcement check on Mosleh. While waiting for the results, Bentley asked Elmathil if they had gone anywhere other than Las Vegas, and Elmathil said they had no time to do anything else.
The parties dispute in what sequence Bentley questioned Saleh and Mosleh and gave Elmathil a written warning ticket for the improper display of the rear license plate. The government asserts, and Claimants deny, that Bentley questioned Saleh and Mosleh before giving Elmathil the warning ticket. The government points to its Request for Admissions, which states that Bentley issued Elmathil a warning ticket after the trooper initially questioned Saleh and Mosleh about their trip


at the scene to assist Bentley. At approximately 12:00 a.m., Trooper John Hitchcock arrived with a trained narcotics dog, Kevin, to conduct a canine search. After searching the vehicle with the three men inside, Kevin alerted to the scent of narcotics on or about the Cadillac, and specifically in the rear seat area.[8]
After asking all three men to get out of the Cadillac, the officers handcuffed them and put Elmathil and Saleh in Bentley's patrol car, and Mosleh in another patrol car. The officers told the men they were not under arrest, but were being detained while a search of the Cadillac was conducted. In the car's trunk, the officers found a black duffel bag containing a plastic bag filled with United States currency held in 21 bundlesfrom his uncle, who lives in Dearborn. Elmathil said he intended to use the money to open a 7-Eleven or Coney Island business. He maintained he earned $37,000 annually.
Saleh told officers that he owned $60,000 of the money, which he got from working, equity from the sale of a house, and credit card loans. Saleh said the main source of his income came from his salary as a cook at Big Daddy's Parthenon,[11] a restaurant in West Bloomfield, Michigan. He said he annually earned $50,000 from his job as cook and $9,000 from rental properties, and he had $45,000 from an insurance settlement, with more still owed him. He said he was on sick leave from work following *1008 a car accident. Saleh said the money in the


Cadillac was to buy a business  a party store or a Coney Island or Big Boy restaurant  in Las Vegas or anywhere in California. Neither Elmathil nor Saleh could identify by name the businesses they visited and considered buying.
Mosleh told officers he knew the car had money it, but he did not know the amount or location of the money, or to whom it belonged. He thought Elmathil owned the Cadillac. Mosleh said he was unfamiliar with Saleh and Elmathil. He said he was recently fired from his job as a security guard in the Detroit airport. Mosleh disclaimed any interest in the money.
As part of their investigation, the officers kept copies of documents discovered in the Cadillac during the traffic stop. Those documents not inEnglish were translated, and Bentley reviewed the translated documents. Bentley stated in his affidavit that, based on his training and experience, he believed the documents included records of drug transactions and the exchange of drug money. (Bentley Aff. at 6, and Ex. A.)
The state officers notified the Drug Enforcement Administration of the seizure, and the DEA initiated asset forfeiture proceedings on approximately January 13, 2003.

PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On November 24, 2003, Claimants filed their Answer. Claimants filed their First Amended Answer on February 2, 2004. In neither pleading did Claimants assert an affirmative defense. Claimants failed to respond to the government's Request for Admissions.
On August 5, 2004, Claimants filed a Motion to Amend Answer (Clerk's No. 17). In their Motion, Claimants stated that they had been out of the country


reasons for visiting Las Vegas, where they had stayed in Las Vegas, and whether they had visited locations other than Las Vegas. Claimants claimed to have been looking for a business to buy, but they could provide no proof of that alleged effort, including the name or location of any of the businesses they considered buying. Although Elmathil told Bentley he had stayed at the Monte Carlo resort while in Las Vegas, the resort's assistant controller, Leonard Tanchala stated in his affidavit, that the resort's business records contained no reference to any visits by Elmathil, Saleh or Mosleh during the period at issue.
These inconsistencies and contradictions are relevant in determining whether the government has met its burden in justifying forfeiture. See Funds in Amount of Thirty Thousand SixHundred Seventy Dollars, 403 F.3d at 463 (stating that inconsistencies were relevant in weighing whether the government had established its burden justifying forfeiture, when claimant, who stayed in Phoenix at least 27 nights during the two months he had been traveling there, alleged that he stayed at *1016 the same hotel each trip (at "55th and the expressway") but could not recall the hotel's name, and subpoenaed travel records indicated that Calhoun did not stay at any hotel at "55th and the expressway"; one reason Calhoun gave for the move was his desire to pursue a romance with "Rochelle," whose last name, phone number, and address he was unable to provide; and he claimed to have been searching for work in Phoenix but could provide no proof


for his presence in the motel and defendant's inconsistent answers to the officer's questions; defendant told the officer that he was "kind of" traveling alone, but shortly thereafter stated that he was traveling alone, and a woman who had purchased a ticket and traveled with the defendant told the officer she was traveling with the defendant).

e. Drug Records
As further evidence, the government has provided a translation of notes that the officers found in the Cadillac. (Bentley Aff., Ex. A.) The notes appeared to the officers to be a record of drug transactions. The Court finds the notes provide circumstantial evidence that the $159,880 was related to drug activity.

f. Nervousness
The government also points to evidence that Bentley thought that the Claimants, especially Elmathil, seemed nervous for someone stopped forthe exception stack trace. ||
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privacy, data protection and online violence against women.

The report placed Pakistan at 73, out of 100 (100 being the worst), in Internet Freedom Status index for this year — two places worse than last year’s ranking. With a ranking of 19, out of 25, for Obstacles to Access index for 2017, the bar sits at 20 for 2018. Violations of User Rights index, which placed this country at 32 out of 40 last year, put it at 33 for the current year.

It observed that internet freedom was marked by a continuity of trends that were set in motion last year and had declined in some aspects following some dramatic incidents of intimidation and violence related to online activities.

Internet shutdown, a problematic cybercrime law, and cyber attacks against politicaldissenters contributed to the ongoing deterioration. Political speech was vulnerable to restriction as the country entered the election year, the report noted, adding that in the lead-up to the vote, bots supporting political parties surfaced online, including many spewing disinformation.

Invoking national security

The government, it regretted, continued to use national security to justify internet shutdown and restrictions on social media as well as other communication platforms. Social media campaigns disseminating false information have also had an adverse impact in offline spaces.

The report said internet users in Pakistan continued to be arrested and prosecuted for online expression, adding that torture and sexual violence during detention remained a pressing problem. It pointed out there had been complaints of detailed technical attacks targeting human rights defenders, their accounts and devices.

The freedom report


stated technical attacks against websites of NGOs, opposition groups and activists were common in Pakistan, although many went unreported. In January and April last year, Dawn.com revealed that its website was subjected to sustained cyber attacks, the research added.

Among the key findings of the report was a continuation of internet shutdowns in the region formerly known as Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) and parts of Balochistan.

The report condemned the media blackout of dissent and social movement forces for criticising the military establishment.

In this context, the watchdog cited the pronouncement of death sentences for online speech and awarding of the first death penalty in a blasphemy trial over comments aired by a Christian man on WhatsApp.

It also called for enactment of a data protection law in the light ofThe same day during the interview between Madame Danglars and the procureur, a travelling-carriage entered the Rue du Helder, passed through the gateway of No. 27, and stopped in the yard. In a moment the door was opened, and Madame de Morcerf alighted, leaning on her son's arm. Albert soon left her, ordered his horses, and having arranged his toilet, drove to the Champs Elysees, to the house of Monte Cristo. The count received him with his habitual smile. It was a strange thing that no one ever appeared to advance a step in that man's favor. Those who would, as it were, force a passage to his heart, found an impassable barrier. Morcerf, who ran towards him with open arms, was chilled as he drew near, in


As a Girl She Spent Time in the Library. Now She’s Giving It $20 Million.

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Merryl H. Tisch, the former chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, among the books at Seward Park Library on the Lower East Side where she used to come with her grandmother as a child. She and her husband are donating $20 million to the New York Public Library.CreditJoshua Bright for The New York Times

Merryl H. Tisch, the former chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents, and her husband, James S. Tisch, the president and chief executive of Loews Corporation, are giving $20 million to the New York Public Library to expand and strengthen its education programming, from early literacy classes to technology training.

The Tisches’ gift will create a positionturning themselves into.”

Christopher Platt, the chief branch library officer, said that, to his knowledge, “This is the first educational gift to public libraries of this scale in the country.”

The New York Public Library, which has branches throughout Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island — Brooklyn and Queens have their own systems — receives just over half its overall operating costs, and more than 80 percent of the operating costs of its branches, from the city. The administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio has increased funding to the city’s three library systems by $43 million in the last two years, allowing the libraries to expand offerings and opening hours.

The New York Public Library is also in the process of renovating many branches, including five of the original libraries financed


at a local school about how to supplement what their children are learning at home. Most of the parents are Spanish speaking.

The library system also has 3,000 slots available in after school programs and 100,000 slots in technology classes for children and adults. Adult coding classes have had waiting lists of around 1,000 people, a library spokeswoman, Angela Montefinise, said.

Dr. Tisch, whose husband sits on the library’s board of directors, said that she grew up going to the Seward Park Library on the Lower East Side with her friends and sometimes with her grandmother, an immigrant from Poland. She said that some people had urged her to finance a building project for the library, but she was more interested in supporting programs. She said she would not micromanageThe federal governments's role in management of end-stage renal disease.
This presentation traces the history of the Federal government's support of research and development related to the therapeutic modalities dialysis and renal transplantation. A description is presented of the Federal government's role in introduction of these new treatment methods into medical practice and of the gradual assumption by the government of responsibility for funding of the cost of dialysis and transplantation in the United States. Current issues and problems related to the federally subsidized End-State Renal Disease Program are discussed. The concept of "technology assessment" is introduced followed by discussion of the vital role it must play in any future federal development and support of new medical treatment technologies which must be paid for with public moneys because of


Mathilda, a 12-year-old girl, is reluctantly taken in by Léon, a professional assassin, after her family is murdered. Léon and Mathilda form an unusual relationship, as she becomes his protégée and learns the assassin's trade.

Tony Rome, a tough Miami PI living on a boat, is hired by a local millionaire to find jewelry stolen from his daughter, and in the process has several encounters with local hoods as well as the Miami Beach PD.

A man is living happily on an island with his family, growing bananas. When a local mobster with an eye on man's property tries to take it from him, he must go to the town for the first time to get some help.

David Blair directs this powerful British Drama, loosely inspired by John Steinbeck's novel'Of Mice and Men'. Set in Nottingham, the film revolves around the relationship between the ... See full summary »

In this Franco-Italian gangster parody, a shop keeper on his way to an Italian holiday suffers a crash which totals his car. The culprit can only compensate his ruined trip by driving an ... See full summary »

A man and his wife find themselves stranded in a small western town. He discovers that a strange force has turned the residents into zombies, and runs into a beautiful woman who he believes is the key to the mystery.

A girl believing in God marries an atheist, who is consumed by doubt. They decide to spend their honeymoon in India. Searching the countryside for a guru called the "perfect man," who fobs


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Set in a small Ukrainian village during the outbreak of war with Germany in 1941 Private Chonkin, not overly endowed with intelligence, is left to guard a downed military aircraft. The ... See full summary »

On a rural island off of Hong Kong, a mute man who runs a small inn and whose only companion is his tomboy best friend, falls for a Hongkongese woman who rents his room to find peace after a heartbreak.

Painter Kai Merilä wakes up from a 7-month coma after being in a road accident while DUI. Suffering from amnesia, he returns to his villa in the Finnish countryside, where the accident took... See full summary »

As in the nursery rhyme, Simple Simon meets a pieman on his way tothe fair and samples his wares. However, when he makes no purchase, the pieman becomes angry, follows Simon to the fair, ... See full summary »

Comedy set somewhere in the late 19th or early 20th century tells a story about lumberjacks, several beautiful girls, one family in trouble and one lawman who is willing to break law to get what he wants.


A judge has approved a $7.5 million settlement for members of a class-action lawsuit against GoodLife Fitness.

The lawsuit, launched in the fall of 2016, sought lost wages on behalf of company employees. It alleged, among other things, that the London, Ont.,-based fitness giant failed to accurately record employees' working hours, made it difficult to collect overtime pay and created a working environment where trainers weren't paid for time spent doing tasks like scheduling clients and developing workout plans.

About 22,000 current and past employees who worked at the chain of fitness clubs from Oct. 12, 2014 are included in the settlement.

Lead plaintiff Carrie Eklund worked as a personal trainer at a GoodLife in Toronto between November 2014 and August 2015, and described the experience as "terrible."

"It was hard tojust manage life, because you were working so many hours that were off the clock that it was compromising the hours you were with your clients," said Eklund, who has remained in the industry and now runs her own personal training business.

The class action originally sought $75 million, but lawyer Josh Mandryk said he's satisfied with the lower settlement given that class members will be paid quickly and won't have to prove their individual damages.

He said the settlement also took GoodLife's recent "behaviour modification" into consideration. After the class action was filed, GoodLife made several changes to its employment practices, including:

Scheduling paid hours for personal trainers to "prospect" new clients.

Getting rid of a clawback on trainers' commissions.

Paying trainers for an extra 2.5 hours every pay period for time


spent on administrative work.

"For these class members, the policy changes that have been enacted mean in practical terms that employees will receive millions of dollars more in wages each year," said Mandryk.

The bulk of the money is being awarded to GoodLife personal trainers, who worked more unpaid hours than other employees, such as club opening specialists and sales staff, according to the court's decision.

Lead plaintiff Carrie Eklund worked at a GoodLife in Toronto from November 2014 to August 2015. She now owns her own personal training business. (Submitted)

Precarious work

The fitness industry is a particularly precarious area to work in, according to Mandryk. In past years, the Ontario's Ministry of Labour has targeted the industry for inspection blitzes and found several major violations of the Employment Standards Act.

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Overnight, thousands turned out for a vigil to remember the victims of the 1997 Engadine Maccas Incident and, as one speaker put it, to “mourn the minimum wage employees tasked with cleaning up the mess.”

The vigil was organised by local community members who are calling for the government to officially recognise the young staff working at the Sutherland Shire family restaurant on the fateful evening of September 20, 1997.

This follows an explosive investigation by Qatari public broadcaster Al Jazeera, which has revealed there may be merit to the vicious rumour surrounding an incident that took place in dining area of the Engadine McDonalds after Cronulla’s loss to Brisbane in the inaugural Super League Grand Final Grand Final.

“We come here to honour the victims”


By Jamie McGee

AT&T is considering bringing its high-speed fiber network – pitched as a competitor to Google Fiber – to Nashville.

The network would offer AT&T's U-verse service and GigaPower service, which provides broadband speeds up to 1 Gigabit per second, or 100 times fast than the standard broadband connection.

The announcement comes two months after Google Fiber announced it was considering expansion to Nashville and eight other metropolitan areas. Already, Google Fiber and AT&T's new services are preparing to go head-to-head in Austin, Texas.

Meanwhile, AT&T has also announced an expansion into Dallas and has begun discussion about expansion in the Raleigh-Durham area and Winston-Salem in North Carolina.

The company said it plans to work with local leaders in each of the prospective markets, including Nashville, and will pursue areas thatand in Provo, Utah, where Google Fiber roll out is underway, other providers have also added to their offerings.

"To some extent this is what Google wanted all along with Google Fiber," said Jan Dawson, a tech analyst at Jackdaw Research in Provo, Utah. "They always said (they wanted) to spur incumbent operators to roll out their own fiber network... It's a validation of their whole strategy."

AT&T's GigaPower service is available to tens of thousands of Austin households, with expansion underway, and roll out for Dallas is expected to begin this summer, according to the company.

In North Carolina, AT&T is waiting for approval by city councils in the Research Triangle area. Its plan includes fiber deployment "where there is demand for ultra-fast broadband and sound policies for investment," according


relief on the ground that the trial court's instruction to the jury did not apply the law to the facts. This is *762 apparently the first time that the Court has so held.
This is not an appeal but a habeas corpus proceeding. Clark was convicted in 1976 for burglary of a motor vehicle. Two prior convictions were alleged for enhancement.
The evidence in the case at the guilt stage of the trial was given by two witnesses. Jack Martindale testified that he was a police officer for the City of Dallas. He was driving his marked squad car on the date alleged in the indictment when he saw a man frantically waving his hands. After talking with the man, he went to a car in the parking lot nextto the Drury Building. He drove directly behind the car. He saw someone in the front seat of the car "peering over the top of the seat" through the rear window. After parking the squad car, Martindale walked to the driver's side of the other car and saw Clark lying in the front seat. He arrested Clark and saw that he had been lying on a citizens band radio and an FM converter. The wires on these instruments had been pulled from the car and were wrapped around the radio and converter. He placed handcuffs on Clark and placed him in the squad car.
Earl Westmoreland, the owner of the car, arrived and Martindale released the radio and converter to him and then took Clark to jail.
Westmoreland testified that


he parked and locked his car in a lot next to the Drury Building and was gone about thirty minutes. When he returned he saw a police car parked near his car. He saw the officer examining a citizens band radio and an FM converter that had been taken from Westmoreland's car. He gave no one permission to enter his car. He did not look at the person who was in the squad car nearby.
The punishment was assessed at life. On November 23, 1977, this Court affirmed the conviction in a per curiam opinion. In that appeal Clark did not complain of the court's charge. There was no objection to the charge during the trial. There was a request for a charge on circumstantial evidence.
The charge of thetrial court, omitting some formal parts, definitions and admonitory instructions, is as follows:
"MEMBERS OF THE JURY:
"The defendant, Isom Clark, Jr., stands charged by indictment with the offense of burglary, alleged to have been committed in the County of Dallas and State of Texas on or about the 31st day of March, 1976.
"To this charge the defendant has entered a plea of not guilty.
"Our law provides that a person commits the offense of burglary of a vehicle if, without the effective consent of the owner he breaks into or enters a vehicle or any part of a vehicle with intent to commit theft.
"By the term `enter' as used herein is meant to intrude any part of the body or any physical object connected with the body.
"`Consent' means assent in


over me, holding my shoulders while Stan sat on the amp on my left tapping his foot and smiling at the crowd members who could see him, and recognized him. It was their last show of the tour before they went back to the studio while The Backstabbers went off on their own tour time.

"Both of us will be more proud of you than you will ever be for us," I nodded and watched as he walked out after Aiden and another pair of long arms snaked around me, pushing me further back stage before twirling me around.

"Still hitting the shows, even when you'd rather be at home, eating chocolate and playing old records," I smirked at William and shrugged.

"You're included in that pile of old records," hehim that he was a dumbass for doing this, and he's dug his own grave," I smirked and he continued. "Apparently I'm the only one telling the truth. He said according to everyone else, you're /perfectly fine/,"

I sighed and stood up suddenly, fishing my wallet out of my back pocket. William raised an eyebrow and I smiled pulling out a ten dollar bill. Leaning back over, I tucked it into his collared shirt and ruffled his hair.

"I hope you get it," He raised an eyebrow and was about to speak but I snuck away and said my goodbyes, going back... home.

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I sat watching re-runs of old TV shows, stuffing my face with chocolate ice cream and a pizza I ordered about three hours back. Sighing, I heard the


Who Are These People?

The League of Spirited Tipplers consists of three devoted writers-cum-libertines:

A native of the San Francisco Bay Area, Allison Alsup has lived in New Orleans for over a decade. She holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Emerson College and has taught essay writing and literature for the University of New Orleans. In the last two years, three standalone chapters from her novel-in-progress have won first-place awards in national writing contests, and two other chapters have been selected and published as finalists. Other recent fiction has been selected as finalists in the International Long Story Competition (2009, 2010), Yemassee, and River Styx story contests. She was selected by editor Frank Smith to serve as the final judge in this year’s International Long Story Competition and Smith’sAccording to International Energy Agency data, from 1990 to 2008, the average energy usage per person increased by 10% while world population increased by 27%, resulting in a 39% increase in energy use worldwide. Growth in regional energy use over this period was especially high in emerging economies. Energy use in the Middle East increased by 170%, China by 146%, India by 91%, and Africa by 70%. In 2008, total worldwide energy consumption was 474 exajoules. ExxonMobil's 2012 “The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040” states that global energy demand will be about 30% higher in 2040 compared to 2010, as economic output more than doubles and prosperity expands, with the need for energy to make electricity remaining the single biggest driver of demand.
In 2006, oil, coal


clear sunny days. There are also issues around site suitability, as solar panels require unobstructed, direct sunlight in a relatively cloud-free climate to operate at peak performance. Wind turbines also have high costs associated with construction and installation, though one of the biggest concerns associated with this form of energy is the potential impact on human health from Wind Turbine Syndrome caused by the low frequency noise emitted by the turbines. Bird and bat deaths as a result of collisions with the turbines is a major biological issue related to this form of alternative energy. Harnessing tidal energy is currently being explored as an alternative energy option, but tidal energy is only available twice a day which leads to low energy generation. Further, there is a high cost57) is ADOPTED as the opinion of the Court.
DONE AND ENTERED.

REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION[1]
MONTE C. RICHARDSON, United States Magistrate Judge.
THIS CAUSE is before the Court on Defendant's Motion to Suppress (Doc. 21) filed October 26, 2007. The Government filed a response in opposition to the Motion on November 9, 2007 (Doc. 31). An evidentiary hearing was held before the undersigned on January 15, 2008.

I. Evidence Presented at the Hearing
During the hearing, the Government presented the testimony of five law enforcement officers from the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office: Detective Linda Morgan, Detective Keith Crean, Sergeant Joel Weeks, Officer Douglas Howell and Officer Timothy Haire. First, Detective Morgan of the Narcotics Division of the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office testified that beginning in June 2006, she became involved in an investigation into a potential


30:1). On August 21, 2006, a phone call between the suspected supplier and Del Carmen was intercepted which led Detective Morgan to believe the supplier would be meeting Del Carmen at Del Carmen's residence in Jacksonville soon.[3] (Tr. 88-90). Detective Morgan utilized computer software to track the location of the phone used by the suspected supplier and determined that on August 24, 2008, the supplier was in Jacksonville, in the area of the apartment complex where Del Carmen and his mother resided. (Tr. 99:2-25, 100:1-9). Accordingly, Detective Morgan ordered some members of her team to conduct surveillance at the apartment complex and to identify any vehicles in the parking lot. (Tr. 104:9-11). Detective Keith Crean drove through the parking lot and noticed two vehicles parked in the vicinitystop was somehow illegal. Instead, counsel for Defendant explained that he believed his client made an illegal U-turn and that he was properly stopped for such. (Tr. 258:22-24). Counsel for Defendant takes the position that the traffic stop was solely for the purpose of issuing a citation as a result of the illegal U-turn and that the multiple searches and eventual impoundment of Defendant's car exceeded the scope of the stop. The Government, on the other hand, takes the position that there was probable cause based on the wiretap and earlier surveillance to believe that the blue minivan contained cocaine and therefore, the stop and searches were permissible. Alternatively, the Government argues it had reasonable suspicion sufficient to effectuate a Terry stop and Defendant gave consent to search


then obtained a wiretap for the phone being used by the suspected supplier. After intercepting a phone call indicating the supplier would be coming to Jacksonville, Detective Morgan was able to trace the location of the phone being used by the supplier and confirmed that it was in Jacksonville, Florida and in the vicinity of Del Carmen's residence. Detective Morgan deployed an officer to conduct surveillance and identified a rented blue minivan in the parking lot in front of Del Carmen's apartment. Detective Morgan believed this minivan to be the vehicle used by the supplier to bring cocaine to Jacksonville.
On the day of the traffic stop, Detective Morgan knew the supplier was planning to come to Jacksonville and was able to track the location of his cell phoneOUR FACULTY

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Faculty of Agriculture was established as part of the Dicle University in 1978 and has been included in the Harran University since 1992. Since that date, Our faculty has undertaken pioneering mission in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of TURKEY and the mission still continues even today. Since its establishment, beside it has provided a major contribution to the vocational training and solution the region's agricultural problems, it has trained many specialists in the agricultural field. Our faculty which has a dynamic and young academic staff, is also provid a significant contribution to solution to agricultural problems of the region and the country.

The completing succesfully of agricultural side of Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) is in the primary mission of our faculty. For


this purpose, primarily problems of GAP fields is determined and efforts are being spent to transfer to implement. National and international meetings, conventions and conferences are held for the purpose of announcement of scientific research results. Also great efforts are spent to improve the quality of research and education. Therefore, application infrastructure is getting stronger every day.

Students are accepted into 9 departments of our faculty and education and research activities continues. Every Department have got research and practice laboratories and also Our faculty has a central laboratory. Center laboratory is equipped with all tools and equipment to do the research of graduate and research assistants.

Harran University Faculty of Agriculture located inSoutheastern Anatolia in Sanliurfa province and has been active in the Eyyübiye Campus is located 7 km fromBahon

Bahon (), sometimes called Bohon, is a commune in Grande-Rivière-du-Nord Arrondissement in the Nord, department of Haiti. It is located on the Grand Rivière du Nord (river). It was formerly (1915) located on the railroad south from Cap-Haïtien.

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Abdullah Hassan died on Friday in a hospital in Oakland, 10 days after her mother was granted a visa to visit him.

The two-year-old son of a Yemeni woman who sued the Trump administration to let her into the country to be with the ailing boy has died, the Council on American-Islamic Relations has announced.

Abdullah Hassan died on Friday in UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital in Oakland in the United States, where his father Ali Hassan brought him to get treatment for a genetic brain disorder.

Ali Hassan is a US citizen who lives in Stockton, California. He and his wife Shaima Swileh moved to Egypt after marrying in war-torn Yemen in 2016.

Swileh is not an American citizen and remained in Egypt while fighting for a visa.

‘The light of our lives’

“Weahead of UFC 200, and his scheduled rematch with Nate Diaz. UFC president Dana White was unimpressed with his no-show at a press conference and decided to pull him from the card. McGregor and Diaz would eventually meet at UFC 202, with the Irishman taking a points decision. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Conor McGregor's most controversial moments Bottles ahoy McGregor has been in trouble for throwing things before. Ahead of UFC 202 he became involved in a heated altercation with the Diaz brothers, which culminated in him hurling full cans of energy drink across a press conference. He was subsequently fined $25k by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and handed 25-hours community service. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Conor McGregor's most controversial moments Racism allegations There were


offended.” Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Conor McGregor's most controversial moments Darkest day A warrant for McGregor’s arrest was issued after the Irishman was caught on video smashing the window of a bus full of fighters with a sack trolley. Two fighters were injured in the incident, with McGregor eventually handing himself in to the police. He was eventually sentenced to three days of anger management courses and five days community service. Conor McGregor's most controversial moments UFC ban He was banned from the UFC for six months and fined $50k for brawling with the camp of Khabib after his world title loss. Getty Conor McGregor's most controversial moments Latest shame On Monday, McGregor was arrested in Miami Beach for allegedly destroying and stealing the mobile phone ofThe text and map referenced in this etching were originally published in the 1920s. The map that is referenced came from Le Monde au Temps des Surrealistes (The Surrealist Map of the World), published in the Belgian periodical, Variétés, in 1929 by an anonymous artist. The text, La Révolution d’abord et toujours! (The Revolution First and Always!) was published in 1925 in Paris and signed by surrealist artists and writers, including Louis Aragon, Antonin Artaud, and Max Ernst, among 50 others.


The passing of former 49ers’ public relations executive Dave Rahn has completely rocked former players and even a former owner. Rahn, who was 50, died Thursday in San Diego after a 27-month battle with melanoma. He is survived by his wife, Holly, and countless friends.

Several former players and coaches visited Rahn in his final days, and former 49ers linebacker Gary Plummer hosted a well-attended barbecue for him in celebration of his life in July.

Plummer also took Rahn to treatments, appointments and was by his side when he passed on Thursday morning.

“I gave back 100th over the last 27 months of what that dude gave to me,” Plummer said. “It was such an honor.”

While driving from San Diego to Santa Monica for treatments, Plummer said that Rahn was constantlyand the Metropolitan Family Services.

Plans call for a four-story building with 18 one-bedroom, nine two-bedroom, 22 three-bedroom and six four-bedroom units. Some of the units would be set aside for veterans, and construction could start as early as spring of 2017.

The building’s amenities would include a community room, a library and computer lab, and a property management office, and several on-site services, including financial counseling and communities activities, also would be offered.

In 2006, the construction of 60 condominiums and a CVS Pharmacy was proposed for the former Dominick’s site. Residents expressed traffic and parking concerns about the proposal at a community meeting held by then-alderman Thomas Allen.

While the pharmacy was built at the southern end of the parcel, the condominium portion of the project never materialized. An earlier


Commonwealth of Puerto Rico" (hereinafter "Ethics in Government Act").[3]
In June of 1997, Mr. Pandolfi began reporting to his superiors several violations to the Ethics in Government Act as well other laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico committed by Members of the GCE. In August of 1997, two Members of the Council demanded that Mr. Pandolfi provide them with evidence "of their alleged wrongdoings, which was provided in September [of 1997]."%[4] (Docket No. 1, p. 4). Then, on October 17, 1997, "the Council met and in a five to two vote, decided to fire Mr. Pandolfi." (Docket No. 1, pp. 2, 4). Mr. Pandolfi was not given *430 any explanation. The day before Plaintiff's removal, he was preparing yet another report "denouncing irregular use of Council funds andequipment by members of the Council." (Docket No. 1, p. 4).
Following Pandolfi's termination, the Council Members began denying Mr. Pandolfi access to his office without providing justification. Moreover, the Council hired a security guard in order to deny Pandolfi entrance to his office and his personal property found therein. In response, plaintiff refused to return the Council's property he had until he was granted access to his office and property. To this effect, the Council and plaintiff agreed to meet on several occasions with the purpose of mutually exchanging property, but these efforts were repeatedly unsuccessful. On one occasion, Mr. Pandolfi called the press to denounce the Council's course of action. Although the press was allowed to enter his office, Mr. Pandolfi was not. On another occasion, the


Council informed the Police of Pandolfi's refusal to return the official assigned vehicle. When Police officers spoke to Mr. Pandolfi, he proceeded to fully explain the situation. As a result the Police agreed not to repossess the vehicle.
The GCE allegedly prepared a notarized list of all of Mr. Pandolfi's belongings the day they were stored in boxes. Eventually, the parties met on November 6, 1997 to exchange property, but since the Council refused to show proof of the alleged notarized list, they agreed to meet again on November 10, 1997. The next day, on November 7, 1997, three Special Agents from the Special Investigations Bureau of Puerto Rico[5] visited Mr. Pandolfi at his home, allegedly, with a warrant from a District Attorney to seize the Council's property. Mr.Pandolfi promptly complied. Plaintiff's property was returned the next day (November 8) without the alleged notarized list of his belongings. Ten days later, on November 18, 1997, Mr. Pandolfi brought this suit against five (5) Members of the GCE, all in their personal and official capacity.[6] Plaintiff first claims that his termination violated both the property interest rights he had over his employment, and his due process rights (procedural and substantive), under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. As his second cause of action, Mr. Pandolfi claims that his discharge constituted a retaliation for his continued denunciations of Council Members' illegal activities, which he argues, are protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution of the United States since they are "subjects ... of clear public interest...."


conflicts of interest in this work. SH Zeisel has no financial interest in relation to this manuscript. Dr Zeisel received grant support from the Pfizer Nutrition, Balchem, and the Egg Nutrition Research Center for studies other than those described in this paper. Dr Zeisel is on the Scientific Advisory Board for Solae, American Pistachio Growers, Dupont, Metabolon, and GenoVive.

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**Notes:** Phosphatidylcholine, a source of choline, is formed in the liver, and the gene responsible for endogenous synthesis is induced by estrogen during pregnancy. Choline is also derived from the diet, where milk, meat, and eggs are rich sources. Diets in many low income countries and in approximately a fourth of women in high income countries mayBrowse Resources

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includes cinder cones, lava fields, and small shield volcanoes, which have produced lava ranging from low-potassium, high-alumina olivine tholeiite to medium-potassium calc-alkaline basalt, basaltic andesite to shoshonitic basaltic andesite.

The Mazama volcanic complex originally formed as a cluster of overlapping edifices. Made up of shield volcanoes and small stratocones, it had an irregular shape. Mount Scott, at a height of , marks the oldest visible remnant of this original cluster. Scott was the first of the composite volcanoes that created the Mazama complex, formed by a quick and active cone-building phase and becoming inactive long before the most recent eruption at Mazama. With time, eruptive activity moved to the west, creating the Applegate Peak and Garfield Peak cones on the southern flanks of the volcanic center. Hawaiian eruptions fromoccur at Phantom Ship and Mount Scott, while the youngest can be found at the Hillman Peak stratovolcano, dated to 70,000 years old. There are also andesite flows at the northern rim of Mazama dated to between 50,000 and 40,000 years old. Shield volcanoes near Mazama feature lava flows made of agglutinated mafic andesite, which form sheets about  thick, as well as more deposits from more viscous andesite and dacite magma that reach thicknesses up to . Many of these deposits (both dacitic and andesitic) contain undercooled, crystal-poor segments of andesite, including at Mount Scott and Phantom Cone. Lava and ice interactions are suggested by exposures of glassy breccia in Mazama's caldera, and lava flows cover glaciated lava deposits.

About 70,000 years ago, several silicic (rich in silicon


generated pyroclastic flows that moved down the northern side of the volcano, coursing west–east from Llao Rock to Redcloud Cliff. The first of these pyroclastic flows were deposited at superheated temperatures, welding fragments and creating the Wineglass welded tuff, which consists of big blocks of orange-brown and gray rock. These emplacements can only be observed on the northern slopes; they are absent from the southern slopes of the volcano.

Mazama was covered with incandescent pumice. The extreme weight of eruptive material began to push down on the volcano's summit, similar to a piston. Eventually, the top of Mazama's magma chamber subsided, and concentric openings formed by the summit, producing smaller vents surrounding the main eruptive cone. Pumice ejected from these new fractures created rapid pyroclastic flows that coursed downFor as far back as Dr. Ndola Prata can remember, she wanted to improve women’s health.

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That's why some sources have suggested Sen. Debbie Stabenow may be asked to relinquish her ranking member position on the Agriculture Committee. She outranks Manchin on Energy and is more aligned with the rest of the party on those issues. Stabenow has significant parochial interest in Agriculture — her state is a big player there — but she is also close to getting a massive farm bill across the finish line and could oversee electric vehicles on Energy. "There is pressure on Stabenow to finish farm bill in the lame duck so that she could more easily make the transition to Energy," an energy industry source said.

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races still undecided, however Senator Stabenow is committed to continuing to serve as ranking member of the Senate Ag committee." The Energy and Natural Resources Committee declined comment to ME.

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Among Tuesday's winners: South Carolina's Joe Cunningham, a former ocean engineer; Elaine Luria, a nuclear engineer, from Virginia; Sean Casten, a clean energy entrepreneur, from suburban Chicago; and Chrissy Houlahan, a business executive with an engineering degree, from the Philadelphia suburbs. "Each of them will offerdiverting a creek and building ponds on his land and in a neighboring national forest has appealed his case to the Supreme Court. The case, brought by the property rights group Pacific Legal Foundation on behalf of Joseph Robertson, could offer the high court a chance to tackle fundamental questions about how far the 1972 water law's protections reach — potentially years before a court battle over the Obama administration's Waters of the U.S. regulation and its potential Trump administration successor can reach it.

JURY: TVA CONTRACTOR ENDANGERED WORKERS: A jury in U.S. District Court this week ruled in favor of workers who were sickened, many fatally, while cleaning up the nation's largest coal ash spill, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports. The spill occurred in December 2008 at the


Tennessee Valley Authority Kingston fossil fuel power plant, where more than 30 workers died and more than 250 were left sick or dying, the Knoxville News reports. The workers sued global contractor Jacobs Engineering, which TVA put in charge of cleaning up the mess.

Jurors ruled Jacobs failed to adhere to its contract with TVA and failed to "exercise reasonable care" in keeping workers safe, thus likely causing the poisoning by coal ash. The Knoxville News Sentinel previously reported workers at the plant were told not to wear masks, and were told by safety managers at the site to destroy the existing masks.

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POLAND-U.S. LNG DEAL SIGNED: Poland's state oil and gas company PGNiG signed a long-term contract Thursday to receive LNG deliveries from the United States. Thedeal comes as Trump pushes for European nations to buy LNG from the U.S. rather than increase their dependence on Russia. The signing sets into motion a 24-year deal with American supplier Cheniere.

While Energy Secretary Rick Perry was in Warsaw to attend the deal's signing, he also said the U.S. could still impose sanctions related to the building of the Russian-backed Nord Stream 2 pipeline, Reuters reports. Asked at a news conference whether companies working on the project face sanctions, Perry said: "I saw no signals where we would ever get to the point where we can support Nord Stream 2," before adding, "sanctions were an option that the president maintained." The Energy secretary today will visit the Swinoujscie LNG Import Terminal, the entry point of LNG into


Poland, the department said.

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NEW YORK STARTS BID FOR OFFSHORE MEGAWATTS: New York state is officially requesting 800 megawatts of offshore wind to supply electricity within state lines, Pro New York’s Marie French reports. "NYSERDA [on Wednesday] issued the request for proposals, which had been eagerly awaited by the industry. The solicitation includes requirements for project labor agreements, or that workers be paid prevailing wage,"replace retiring coal plants and prevent an overreliance on natural gas," Steve Clemmer, co-author and director of energy research and analysis at the science advocacy group, said in a statement. The average cost of bringing unprofitable nuclear plants to the break-even point is $814 million per year, the analysis found.

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Foreign policy is of the utmost importance. The bases are loaded so to speak, and the decisions made by our next president will be of paramount consequence in all of our lives. For too long, the United States has held a reckless and rash foreign policy that has led to the rise of ISIS, the demolition of Libya and the destabilizing of the Middle East – among other equally disastrous things.

Enough is enough. America should be focusing on problems at home, no more nation building, no more playing police dog for the world and especially no more inserting ourselves in conflicts


Thursday, May 22, 2008

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The region’s newest wind farm of 67 turbines just opened in Bliss, NY. Noble Environmental Power built the $260 million Noble Bliss Windpark in Wyoming County. Another 84 towers will be added by the end of 2008 in Eagle and the adjacent town of Wethersfield. And that's not all. Projects in Chautauqua County, Cattaraugus County and Allegany County are being developed. Also an 18-tower expansion of the big 2.5MW turbines at the Steel Winds project in Lackawanna and Hamburg is in the works. For the Buffalo News story by John F. Bonfatti, click here.Germany bans 2 Kurdish publishing houses for backing PKK Germany's top security official has banned two publishers which allegedly belong to a banned Kurdish organization

BERLIN -- Germany's top security official on Tuesday banned two publishers for allegedly belonging to a banned Kurdish organization.

German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said he banned the publishers Mezopotamien Verlag und Vertrieb GmbH and the MIR Multimedia GmbH because they support the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.

Authorities searched the two publishing houses in western and northern Germany on Tuesday, the Interior Ministry said in a statement.

"It's necessary to push back the PKK, because they continue to be active in Germany despite being banned," Seehofer said.

He said the two groups used their earnings solely to support the PKK, which was outlawed as a foreign


terrorist group in Germany in 1993.

The Kurdish organization NAV-DEM condemned the ban of the publishers. Tahir Kocer, a chairman of the group, accused Germany of trying to suppress Kurdish culture.

"The Turkish state is trying for decades to erase Turkish identity and culture," Kocer said. "With its ban, the German government has now decided to continue these inhuman politics on German ground."

Germany is home to around 14,500 PKK supporters, according to the Interior Ministry.just used some gun oil on it and it's been very lightly cleaned the same way I clean my other guns. I haven't had any luck uploading photos here, but here's what I've got on photobucket:

French 1853/1857 muskets, converted to breechloading. Belgian barrels
were used in many of the shotgun conversions.

Interesting period in history. The advent of the self contained cartridge,
and everyone stuck with literally PILES of obsolete muzzle loader muskets.
The British came up with the Snider conversion for the Enfield, the US
had the Allin conversion for the Springfield--and the French had the Tabatier.

Just FWIW, "tabatiere" is French for "snuff box", so called because the flip open breech resembled the lids of the snuff boxes popular at the time (1860's). The French converted many muskets (I believe that was


Manned Submersibles

Manned submersibles, also known as human-occupied vehicles (HOVs) allow marine scientists to conduct biological, chemical, geochemical, geological and geophysical studies, viewing and sampling organisms in their natural settings. These vehicles are compact and depend on research vessels for maintenance and preparation for dives, as well as for transport of the submersible, associated equipment, operators and scientist who conduct the research to the site to be investigated. HOVs have contributed to some of the major research breakthroughs of the past 50 years, such as the discovery of widespread life at hydrothermal vents and methane seeps, and have allowed marine biologists to study life and collect intact organisms for many deep sea environments. HOVs are capable of reaching most ocean regions, and have helped advance scientific understanding of theorganisms of the ocean through direct observations made by scientists. Although there is impressive growth in the capabilities of unoccupied vehicles (both remotely operated and autonomous), scientific demand for manned submersibles is expected to remain high. Work continues on design of an HOV to replace the Alvin, a workhorse of the U.S. academic fleet.

The Russian submersible, MIR, being inserted in to the water by a crane off the back of a research vessel. (Mid-Atlantic Ridge Ecosystems - MAR-ECO. P. P. Shirshov, Institute of Oceanology)

The front of the Russian submersible, MIR, clustered with a variety of collecting and observing instruments. (Mid-Atlantic Ridge Ecosystems - MAR-ECO. Klockargaardens Film AB)

A mechanical collecting arm from the French submersible, NAUTILE, taking a sample from a hydrothermal vent. (Daniel Desbruyères, PHARE-IFREMER)

The French submersible, NAUTILE,


As a large meat eating tribe, once they domesticated themselves
from hunting they no longer had a need for their huge teeth and as a result
treat them as another way of determining beauty.

Coat of Arms/Sign.Slightly rounded at the top, reaching down to a point. The inside of the Coat
of Armsrepresents a roughly drawn hunting male and a delicately dressed female. The two
figures facing each other holding hands above their heads. On less detailed
Coat of Arms the male and female are often seen as simple stick figures.
The Coat of Arms was changed many generations ago from a simple hunter holding a spear
to the current theme.

Territory.
Ak'váth'rhím inhabit the
Kanapan Peninsula wastelands on the eastern side above the Gulf of Glandor,reaching out to the Stone Fields of Peat where most of their housingmaterials
are found.

People. Once mighty hunters, with vicious ways, Ak'váth'rhím are now a fairly domesticated
tribe,living in their own self-importance,with their own yearn to create the
most beautiful material for the most beautiful piece of clothing.

Their natural talent with the Element of Water is also uncanny. While the elveswho are gifted with this power over the element they are often called by the
Shin’Shee demon and tutored with the demons
for many years with other elveswho
are gifted,fearing for their lives and the lives of their families if they fail
to comply with the Shin'Shee. Their training takes hundreds of years, once they
are released from the demon's lair they are then granted their part freedom, as
they are now fully trained wizards/sorceresses of the
Water
Element and now have to
pay back the demonacting and doing his bidding on


the Caelereth lands. Generally
the elvesdie before they are granted their full freedom, and only one has ever
escaped the demonlair.

As the Shin'Shee are limited to the northern continent, the
Ak'váth'rhím are
the only tribe whom they have found to be gifted enough with the
Water
Element
to then be able to ride across it and travel to the other areas of
Caelereth.

Housing.
The Ak'váth'rhím are living in elaborately designed housing, often coloured in pastels.
They are mainly living in
family units one per house,each house is often two to three stories in height
and each is made from various rocks in the area. Arches and flowing elvenmaterial made
by the family to display their skill is often hung along the front section of
the house.

The rocks are cut up in delicate designs by each family at the Stone Fields of
Peat andis generally eaten raw to medium rare, slightly warmed in the fire. They
are not picky about which animal, all are alike on
Avá's green
Caelereth.

The Ak'váth'rhím's food is also relying heavily on the Shin-Shee demon to provide much of the crops and
animals to sustain their diet.

Weapons.The teeth are and have been a major part of the
Ak'váth'rhím's history,hunting and
fighting alike. Although the Ak'váth'rhím are civilized with their culture, there are still
those who practice the art of the sword, using it more for fancy swirls than for
attacking gestures. The bow is an uncommon site amongst these elvesas they are
somewhat fist to face fighters.

Occupations. Males and females are viewed as equals until their union celebrations begin.
Each is free to dress, decorate and create what ever they see fit for themselves.

Government.Once being governed by


the most dominant male fighter, the tables turned when
the tribe became somewhat isolated.Now the most dominant female reigns over
the Ak'váth'rhím, also known
as Akái'ástyrás, as they are seen as the "breeders", the most beautiful, and
fertile of the tribe. As this is a some what "grey" area it is also deemed on
personality and has over the decades created clashes amongst the tribe. Murder
has often been recorded within their own history.

Production/Trade.
Ak'váth'rhím are not traders, as they are isolated in their position. They are viewed as
a myth, and some believe that the Ak'vathrhim don't exist at all, believing that
they died along their travels along the east.

Natural
Resources. None other than the basic yet rare wood, water, rocks and other such resources.
All jewels and other precious items are either found or passed on fromparent to
child. Although wood is seen as a precious resource as it's somewhat rare, and
also valuable.

Holidays, Festivals and Observances.Each male and female tribe members are taught how to dye cloth, and each how to
weave it. Gender isn't really a part of their society until it
comes to courting,which is somewhat
more complicated than at other elven tribes.

Mating couples are often put together for their beauty. The male picks his
female during a half yearly celebration. That female either accepts or rejects
that male's proposal and then they either couple or move on to their next choice.
This has many flaws in the plan, however they believe that this is just.

The female then takes the male and then for a week he has to prove himself
worthy of her. Once the week is past, the


male and female then couple. If a
child is born of that union they are united for an unset period of time.

Each male and female enters in to the celebration at their own will.
Couplings during the year, before the union celebration are frowned upon.

During the festival the Ak'váth'rhím also honour the Shin-Shee demon, for fear that they
will take back their gifts which help then sustain their life in the wastes. In
return the Shin-Shee often take an elf for their own pleasure during the week of
the celebration. What happens while the chosen elfis with the Shin-Shee demon
is unknown, and not talked about. All that is known is that they are honoured to
have been chosen.

There's also a festival remembering those who have gone to study with the Shin-Shee, as they are
generallynever seen again. A small memorial at the beginning of the festival
then turns in to the celebrations and worshiping of the Shin-Shee.

History.
Ak'váth'rhím initially developed from the
Hovel Frond Dark elves
(Diorye'oleal "Hidden Wind"
tribes)who left before SWIII and ended up establishing the town
Hovel Frond in the wastes north of the
Kanapan Peninsula.Separating themselves from the Diorye'olealElves approximately
2000 years ago, the Ak'váth'rhím headed east. The reasons for the separation are
currently unknown however, still being researched.

They were stopping when they could go east no more. Taking with them various plants and
animals along the way, they shortly gave up their hunting instincts finding them
useless in their current terrain for a desire to live, and became farmers,
weavers and occupied themselves with their own self importance.

Along their ways the Shin-Shee demon found them and fed of their


devotion, vanity and
pride, thus the Shin-Shee granted them some various items such as good
harvests, and meat as way to survive in the wastes.

Having spent most of their existence somewhat isolated from other people the
Ak'váth'rhím had to change their ways from hunters, to farmers. While domesticating themselves, they also took in many of the animal life around the area and
domesticated and herded them also.With the food processor running, add in the maple syrup and cocoa powder. Blend until incorporated. Press the mixture into baking cups or a spring form pan.

Pumpkin Filling:

Drain and rinse the cashews. In a high speed blender add in the cashews, pumpkin puree, vanilla extract, and maple syrup and blend on medium speed. Use the tamper to encourage the mixture to move around. Turn the blender on low and drizzle in the melted coconut oil. Repeat with the tamper, encouraging the mixture to flow, and turn on high. Turn down to low and add in the spices, then continue blending. The mixture is ready when it's creamy and smooth. Add this mixture to the top of the crust. Then place in the refrigerator.

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Indian Supreme Court recently made a judgment that fully supports the crypto market in India. The court’s order removed the banking limitation imposed on the crypto trading companies. However, the Reserve Bank of India has shown serious concerns and is working to file a petition once again.

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The prayer service and concert on Tuesday at Toledo’s Santa Maria la Blanca Museum was organized by the Hispanic-Jewish Foundation together with the Bishop of Toledo.

The museum, which is one of Spain’s major tourist attractions, used to be a church bearing the same name and is owned by the Catholic Church. The church was opened there instead of the Ibn Shushan synagogue after it was closed down in the 14th century amid persecution of Jews.

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In 1492, Spain adopted the Inquisition campaign of religious repression as its policy.


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The 17-minute video shows the extent of the planning that went into the multiple attacks in Paris, which French authorities have said from the beginning was planned in Syria. The video was provided online by the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors jihadi websites.

The video does not contain any footage of the attacks themselves, but is assembled from material shot before the men left for Paris, as well as news and amateur videos. The video did not specify where the nine men were


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The video also contains threats against the United Kingdom, showing images of London landmarks Tower Bridge and St. Paul's Cathedral and claiming extremists are ready to strike "anytime, anywhere." At one point, the image of British Prime Minister David Cameron is shown with a crosshair over his face.

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Outside Newark’s Prudential Center, Mulberry Street was closed and two firetruck-sized police command centers had the lights going, the blue and red alternating beams punching through the pre-dawn sky.

Above them, The Rock’s big screen, which faces east toward Penn Station and glass-office towers of the Gateway Center, was lit up in the blue hues of the Super Bowl XLVII logo, the one in which the backdrop is the New York City skyline. Across the street, a dozen new Newark Police SUVs were parked, angled face out, shining like they just came out of a showroom.

This was the Newark about 1,500 members of the national sports and entertainment media would see from the windows of the charter buses bringing them in from Manhattan by 9 a.m.


They would disembark, dragging cameras and laptops into the arena.

None would venture to the west side of the Prudential Center, to Broad Street, where another Newark begins.

"We are like a different city," said Kassim Mohammed, working at the Royal deli, which is open 24 hours and sits diagonally from the Joe’s Crab Shack at the Courtyard by Marriott, which backs up the arena’s parking garage. From his front window, he could see the media bus drop off.

"The only time I get anybody from a game, a concert, the circus, anything, is by accident," he said, as city sanitation trucks loaded up outside his door. "I think the reputation of Newark scares them away."

On Broad Street, there was no hint of Media Day, or the Super Bowl. There isno NFL shop, like the one in Macy’s on Herald Square. There are no street banners, like the ones that line the main thoroughfares of Manhattan.

This was not lost — or unexpected — by the people on Broad Street early Tuesday morning.

"This is like a dead zone to them. It doesn’t exist," said Kenny Kirby, waiting for the NJ Transit bus to take him to his job as East Orange General.

The "them" in that sentence applies to many entities. This year it’s the NFL. Three years ago it was the NCAA, which also had no presence on Broad Street during the regional final.

Kirby’s weekend job is street merchant. He has a stand on Broad Street where he selling oils, incense and T-shirts.

"Nobody comes up from The Rock," he


said. "Maybe every once in a while. So while this is good exposure for the city, it doesn’t do much for the real people."

Dwayne Jenkins, too, wished some of the arena customers ventured the 100 yards west to Broad Street. He was waiting for the No. 13 bus to take him to Belleville, where he works for a defense contractor.

"It should help the whole downtown, but it doesn’t," he said. "People here can’t even a get a job in their own city."

The scene on the arena floor featured foreign broadcasters dressed as Mozart and Waldo, as in Where’s, and a couple sportscasters from Denver done up in blue and orange. It was a crush of microphones and cameras; of stand-up interviews with players and former players; and theguys who make a living talking sports on TV.

The NFL served food to the news media in the Devils’ practice area, and during the lag time between Broncos’ exit and the Seahawks’ arrival, the entire surface was packed. From the windows, you could see the Broad Street food joints, empty except for locals, 50 yards away.

No one ventured out.

At the corner of Broad and Lafayette at lunctime, Melissa Perryman stood on the corner, dressed in her bright yellow "Newark Downtown" jacket, handing out brochures for that tourism bureau. The only people coming from the arena were the Newark Tech cheerleaders, hurrying past in the cold, in the black-and-purple uniforms.

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two males and two females—in the front yard of an adjacent home. Jordan saw one of the males
(later determined to be John Lake) push one of the females (later determined to be Amber
Hollis). Lake and Hollis then ran into the house, leaving defendant and Kayla Miller in the yard.

         Jordan parked his police cruiser in the home’s driveway and exited the vehicle. As he
approached defendant and Miller, defendant yelled “get the [expletive] off my property.” Jordan
observed blood on the passenger window of a Jeep next to which Miller was standing. Jordan
testified that defendant was stumbling, had slurred speech, and was acting strangely. Jordan
opined that both defendant and Miller were intoxicated. He stated that he suspected that a crime
had       Larry Fiebelkorn testified that he was driving by the house at the time of the incident, and
decided to stop to help Jordan. Fiebelkorn testified that when he approached the scene, he
noticed defendant yelling at Miller to “get inside the house” while Jordan was attempting to ask
her questions. He described defendant as “being aggressive towards keeping the officer from
investigating.”

       Chatell testified that he arrived at the scene to find Jordan and defendant already on the
ground. He observed Jordan ordering defendant to place his hands behind his back, and
defendant failing to comply. Chatell further testified that he assisted Jordan in handcuffing
defendant by placing defendant’s left hand behind his back.