in a "second-shift" of household work for women, which men are much less likely to face. As a result, public polices (or the lack thereof) such as maternity leave and paid sick days are affecting women's lives at a greater rate.

"Divergent social and economic policies across states have played an important role in shaping the inequalities in women's mortality," conclude the authors.

The upshot? We need more people in government fighting for women—and I can think of one presidential candidate who is definitely up to the task. 😉

Taryn Hillin is Fusion's love and sex writer, with a large focus on the science of relationships. She also loves dogs, Bourbon barrel-aged beers and popcorn — not necessarily in that order.is revealing that the bioterrorists behind these targeted mailings have a very limited supply of anthrax spores. Anthrax has not been detected in mail to the homes of private citizens. People are not being targeted in their homes and should not be concerned.
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should not have qualified.

It suggested raising the pass mark from 63 to 76%.

Chris McManus, professor of psychology and medical education at UCL, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme this was the easy solution for the short term.

"In the longer term, I think there probably has to be a national qualifying exam which would be sat by everybody. But that's actually surprisingly hard to put in place," he said.

Image caption More should be done to support foreign doctors coming to the UK, GMC chief executive Niall Dickson says

Prof McManus added: "The evidence is that some of those at the bottom end of the distribution are not performing as well.

"I have to emphasise, many of those at the top end are extremely good and the NHS depends on them. They'reexperts. They're specialists and so on."

'Tremendous contribution'

Figures showed that in the five years to 2012, 669 doctors were struck off or suspended - 420 of those had trained abroad.

Umesh Prabhu, national vice-chairman of the British International Doctors Association (BIDA), said he would only support raising pass marks if there was proof all doctors were tested to the same standard.

"Overseas doctors have contributed tremendously to the National Health Service," Dr Prabhu told the BBC.

"And the NHS wouldn't survive without overseas doctors' contribution. The number of overseas doctors who have been struck off is a very tiny number.

"But it's important that we protect patients."

Dr Chandra Kanneganti from BIDA told the BBC News Channel the higher numbers of referrals of foreign doctors to the GMC could be a result of various


issues, including communication differences and even racism.

The association also warned that making the tests more difficult could lead to a shortage of doctors.

Language checks

More than 95,000 foreign-trained doctors work in the UK, making up a quarter of the total number.

The GMC called for the UCL study after it set up a working party to review whether the competency exam needed to be updated.

Tougher language checks for European doctors are due to come into force this summer.

GMC chief executive Niall Dickson told the BBC that some foreign doctors themselves would admit to finding it difficult to adjust to working in the UK.

Mr Dickson said more needed to be done to help foreign doctors coming into the UK, and to recognise the difficulties they face with different social and culturalthe connector of the meter in the region of the connection. This is important for safety purposes, and also in order to prevent fraudulent tapping of electricity from the supply cables to the meter before the electricity has been metered.
In order to enhance the safety of the connections at an electricity meter and also to restrict access to the conductors of the cable or the connectors of the meter, it is known to provide the connectors within a meter housing at the inner end of a recess in the housing. Such a recess may be of uniform circular cross-section or may be generally conical. Further, it is known to provide an upstanding external rim on the housing around the recess leading to the connectors. With this arrangement the


Batches of sand from a beach on the Delaware Bay are yielding insights into the powerful impact of temperature rise and evaporation along the shore that are in turn challenging long-held assumptions about what causes beach salinity to fluctuate in coastal zones that support a rich network of sea creatures and plants.

The findings have implications for the migration and survival of invertebrates such as mussels and crabs as global warming drives temperatures higher.

A first major study of the effects of evaporation on the flow of subsurface water and salinity, or salt content, in the beach intertidal zone - the section of the beach between the low and high tide marks - is being published today in Scientific Reports.

The study, by New Jersey Institute of Technology's Center for Naturalone of the best ways to put the problem, and the companies – in game, film and music – who understand this will evolve their products and distribution to meet the needs of the people out there and will survive the next 5-10 years.

A British distribution company Revolver tried this also few months ago, and released their horror film Mum & Dadsimultaneously in cinemas, on DVD, as a download, and as VOD. One would think that since this has never been done before that the industry would be following with a great interest on how the new radical approach – which really tries to deliver a film day-and-date to all media distribution platforms – would work. But instead, the cinema association wrote an open letter and asked the


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Seido Karate is a traditional Japanese style of karate, into which its founder, Kaicho Tadashi Nakamura has distilled the essence of what he has learned about the martial arts in over 50 years of study, practice, and teaching. The World Seido Karate Organization officially opened its headquarters on October 15, 1976, in New York City. We are now a worldwide organization, with thriving branches throughout the United States and in such diverse places as Asia, Australia, Europe, New Zealand, South Africa, and South America. Nevertheless, within Seido, growth of our branch schools is not pursued for its own sake. Quality of instruction and development of the student is paramount. The physical training in Seido can be strenuous, emphasizing progressive development of strength, flexibility and aerobic capacity.a foot injury, left Saturday’s game in the 12th inning with an injury to his left leg. JaysonNix replaced him at shortstop. The Yankees went on to lose to the Tigers 6-4 in the 12th. Jeter was hurt trying to make

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pre-production. Gareth [Edwards] has really mapped out his vision for the movie, you saw the teaser, but Gareth thanks to Thomas Tull's help he took over a whole stage on the Warner Brothers lot and not only showed the teaser you saw, he had some models built of Godzilla, he had art decorated all over the soundstage, he had pre-vis of some of the big action sequences in the movie. So we're in deep pre-production and Gareth's vision of the movie is really exciting it's a true re-boot of Godzilla. And you saw from the Comic-Con footage it is a grounded, realistic version of Godzilla. What would happen if Godzilla came into our world today?

Unwind

Constantin Film, which has a hand in producing all of the Resident Evil movies,has reportedly acquired the film rights for Neal Shusterman's 2007 dystopian novel set in a future world where parents can choose to turn their teenage children into involuntary organ donors, a process known as unwinding. Here's a summary of the original book:

Connor's parents want to be rid of him because he's a troublemaker. Risa has no parents and is being unwound to cut orphanage costs. Lev's unwinding has been planned since his birth, as part of his family's strict religion. Brought together by chance, and kept together by desperation, these three unlikely companions make a harrowing cross-country journey, knowing their lives hang in the balance. If they can survive until their eighteenth birthday, they can't be harmed — but when every piece of them, from their hands to


Hopefully that title is the early clue that we're heading towards a crossover between American Horror Story and the Canadian time travel show. After all, I don't think American Horror Story will be able to maintain its ever-increasing levels of crazy without occasionally raiding other batshit crazy shows and siphoning off their insanity... you know, like in Spaceballs, except not with oxygen. Sorry, sorry, I think there was a plot synopsis I was going to post:

A deadly new inmate threatens Sister Jude's chance of release from Briarcliff. Grace's obsession with the aliens turns violent.

Beauty and the Beast

Covert Affairs actor Sendhil Ramamurthy has reportedly been cast as Gabe, described as "a new assistant district attorney who has spearheaded the search for the town's vigilante." The character will debut in6 Cleveland Police Officers Are Fired Over Deadly 2012 Chase And Shooting

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The Cleveland Division of Police has fired Michael Brelo and five other officers over their actions during a high-speed chase in 2012 that ended in the deaths of two unarmed suspects. Brelo was accused of jumping onto the vehicle's hood and firing 15 rounds through its windshield.

The police chase ended in an outburst of gunfire that killed the two people inside the car: Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams. Last May, Brelo was found not guilty of two counts of voluntary manslaughter — in part, because, as Eyder reported for the Two-Way, it was impossible to determine whose bullets had killed the pair.

Brelo and other officers at the scene were


found to have fired 137 rounds in a span of 19.6 seconds. Investigators say he leaped from a police car onto the suspects' car after an initial fusillade of bullets.

In addition to the six officers who were fired, six officers face suspensions that range from 21 days to 30 days; a seventh officer retired last year.

Announcing the actions Tuesday, Public Safety Director Michael McGrath called the scenario "a very tragic event for all involved," especially for Russell, Williams and their families.

The shooting quickly became a flashpoint in a national debate over police use of force, prompting protests and demands for accountability.

The violence erupted after a pursuit of more than 20 minutes, when Russell's vehicle finally stopped in the parking lot of a middle school in East Cleveland, accordingto a police re-creation of the events of that night in November of 2012.

The shooting came after a chase in which officers repeatedly said the people in the car had a weapon, were firing — and were perhaps reloading. Those claims were shown to be erroneous, and the police were criticized for several breaks with protocol during the chase, including a failure to avoid cross-fire situations in the fatal shooting.

Presenting a re-creation of the chase and shooting Tuesday, Cmdr. James Chura, chairman of the Critical Incident Review Committee, played police dispatch audio that helped detail the circumstances.

The scene he described was one in which officers were afraid for their lives, ducking for cover in the frenzied seconds of the shooting, and even reporting what they thought was return


A driver is on the run after he stabbed another man in a brutal road rage incident that involved two cars repeatedly ramming each other in broad daylight in Hallam on Wednesday afternoon.

Police said that a white Daewoo ute rammed a blue Mistubishi Pajero on Belgrave-Hallam Road in Hallam, near Narre Warren in Melbourne's south east, about 2.30pm on Wednesday.

The drivers stepped out of their cars and started physically fighting near the Monash off-ramp.

Once the fight had died down, the Mitsubishi driver began to leave the scene when the Daewoo rammed his car two more times.

The Mitsubishi driver then emerged from his car and stabbed the Daewoo driver, who was taken to hospital.hallways. Rather than expend limited resources to have the city administer an arts program, Crutchfield and Luhrs commissioned the Arts Council, a private organization,
to manage the program for $500 a quarter, for at least one year. According to their agreement, each quarter the Arts Council would make arrangements to exhibit artwork, provide hanging supplies, design and mount the exhibit,
publish and mail a flyer to announce the exhibit, and issue press notices.2 If the program proved successful, Crutchfield planned to seek permanent funding from the City Council.

At the outset, Luhrs and Crutchfield sought to avoid controversy. Indeed, an uncontroversial program was a prerequisite, in their view, to eventually obtaining permanent funding from the City Council. Luhrs made this
clear in the following letter to Barbara Gurth, Director of the Arts


make sure that no "offensive or
politically-motivated art" would be shown because "she knew the artists in the region and she knew who to invite and . . . who not to invite."

The first two exhibits (by artists other than Hopper and Rupp)
were well received, but not without controversy. One piece, a large sculpture referred to alternately as "After the Famine" and "Starving Man," received a number of complaints but was not removed. The
sculpture depicted an emaciated, "dark complected" man and was placed in front of the Housing and Support Services Office. One of the employees who worked in that office complained that a starving man "didn't
send a good message," and wanted it removed. Others thought it was ugly, and in a newspaper article Luhrs stated that "Some peoplesaw racial issues, some saw gender issues, some just didn't think it was art."
Although Luhrs brought the complaints to Crutchfield's attention, the piece remained for the full length of the exhibit. The first two exhibits also included works containing nudity, although there were apparently no complaints
and certainly no efforts to exclude the works from the exhibition.

Unlike most of the artists who provided works for the Pasco City Hall Gallery, neither Hopper nor Rupp received the initial notice sent by Gurth. Rather,
both were independently solicited by the Arts Council to display their art in the third exhibit, which ran from February to April 1996. Each signed the standard contract with the Arts Council.

Rupp agreed to show three
small bronze sculptures. The first, entitled "Working it Out," depicts a woman struggling


with a large box on her head. The second sculpture, entitled "Orchid" or "Retaliation," is a floral piece.
Her third sculpture, which was the source of the controversy, is entitled "To the Democrats, Republicans and Bipartisans,""Damn, I'm Stuck," or "A Woman Drinking from A Brook. " It depicts a large,
nude, headless woman, either lying or standing against a flat surface.3 Her naked back side faces the viewer. All three works were displayed in a glass case on the main floor of City Hall for a single week in February 1996.

Hopper also signed a contract for the third exhibit, agreeing to show a series of ten linoleum prints entitled "Adam and Eve." The prints depicted a naked couple (in silhouette and outline form) in a
variety of landscapes and scenes frompostWorld War II Germany. Although none of the prints depict explicit sexual activity, in two the couple is kissing, and in several they are embracing. At the time she was contacted about
displaying her work, Hopper informed a representative of the Arts Council that her work contained nudity. The representative assured her that nudity would not be a problem, however, given that previous exhibitions at the
gallery contained nudity. Two of the rejected pieces were also on display at the Portland Art Museum.

Both artists' works caused controversy. Luhrs received complaints about "To the Democrats, Republicans and
Bipartisans " soon after the display went up. Some viewed the sculpture as depicting the woman in a "sexual position" or as depicting a "sexual act;" others simply thought it "offensive and
disgusting," or "derogatory to


had sent to Rupp.4

Luhrs acknowledged that the prior exhibits included works containing nudity. When asked to explain the apparent inconsistency in displaying those works in the Gallery but barring Rupp and Hopper's works,
Luhrs shrugged it off, saying that he did not review all of the previous works.

Shortly after the works were excluded from the Gallery, Crutchfield terminated the arts program altogether, and Hopper and Rupp filed this
action. On cross-motions for summary judgment, the district court held that Pasco City Hall is a nonpublic forum, and that Hopper and Rupp produced no evidence that the city intentionally created a forum for public expression
by creating the Gallery. The court placed special emphasis on the city's expressed desire to avoid controversial works as proof that it did not intend to openhere. Unlike cases involving commercial speech, the purpose of the exhibitions here was purely aesthetic and
expressive -- the city hoped to promote and display the work of local artists as a means of beautifying the new city hall. Moreover, the nature of the property is consistent with the expressive activity at issue here. The city
created the exhibition program and invited the participation of local artists because it hoped to increase the aesthetic appeal of the new city hall by adding art. Although there is some evidence that unrestricted artist
expression could be deemed inappropriate for certain users of city hall, the dissent concedes that "there is no evidence that the displays, even if controversial, would have directly affected the running of the city
government." Nor is this a case involving


the award of partial summary judgment to the artists based on the majority's conclusion that Pasco created a designated public forum. I respectfully dissent
because factual issues of Pasco's intent remain, United States Supreme Court precedent dictates a different rule regarding the creation of a designated public forum in light of the summary judgment standard, and the Ninth
Circuit should wait for development of a full factual record before creating a new rule. I also dissent because the majority's ruling is unfair to and unworkable for cities within the Ninth Circuit and likely will discourage
cities from experimenting with public art displays, which ultimately will be more harmful for artists than permitting Pasco to have its day in court.

I.

In 1994, Pasco remodeled a former school building and converted it into anew city hall. In an effort to decorate the bare walls of the new space, Gary Crutchfield, the City Manager, and his administrative
assistant, Kurt Luhrs, decided to institute an experimental program whereby local artists would be invited to display their work in the newly remodeled building. Because Crutchfield did not want city employees to devote time
and energy administering this program, Luhrs sought assistance from the Arts Council of Mid-Columbia Region ("the Arts Council"), a private entity that promoted the arts. Luhrs' primary contact at the Arts Council was
its director, Barbara Gurth. Luhrs and Gurth agreed that the Arts Council would locate the art and administer the program in exchange for a $500 quarterly fee.

During initial discussions, Luhrs made clear to Gurth that
Pasco was concerned about generating controversy: He


the Arts Council will not use the City
Hall Gallery as a venue for controversy. Nevertheless, without a demonstration, I feel that the unfounded fears of a few citizens would ruin this great opportunity for introducing the arts to our citizens.

Consistent
with Pasco's concerns and shortly after announcing the project, Gurth sent a letter to artists who had expressed interest in the project and warned of the need to avoid controversial subject matter:

Subject matter: Wide
open, but with the restraints that would be expected with a public arts project paid for with public money. To offer a quote from a city official's letter regarding this project ". . . my greatest fear is . . . having
various citizens . . . raise issues that have caused trouble for the National Endowmentlife-size ceramic figure, and he called it `The
Starving Man.' " When asked about this criticism, Gurth testified: "It didn't send a good message, a starving man." But she also testified that there was never any serious discussion about removing it. Apart from
"The Starving Man," the first two exhibits were uneventful.

Appellants Hopper and Rupp were invited to participate in the third exhibit, scheduled to run from February through April 1996. Luhrs testified that
before the third exhibit, Gurth called to tell him she had not reviewed Hopper's work because she was out of town and that Luhrs might want to "check it out." This call prompted Luhrs to review Hopper's pieces when
they arrived, although he had not reviewed any previous submissions. Gurth denied this telephone conversation took place. In any


viewpoint at all. For example, where the "Starving Man" sculpture was criticized as sending a bad message, one suspects a statue of a "well-fed man" would not be.
13.
The city does not appear to have affirmatively solicited any feedback on the art work it displayed prior to Hopper's submission. Therefore, its assessment of viewers' reactions would have been based solely on opinions volunteered, a sample pool likely weighted toward those voicing complaints.
14. In addition, the political overtones suggested by the sculpture's title and subject matter provide a second basis for its possible exclusion.15.
The dissent's characterization of the Gallery as a "short-lived experiment " understates the significance of the actions taken by Pasco and the Arts Council in arranging the showings. The agreements with the artists featured extensive documentation, formalLady Andrade to join Western New York Flash

Orange Blue Sport are reporting that Colombian international Lady Andrade will play for the Western New York flash in USA’s National Women’s Soccer League.

Lady Andrade is reported to have been transferred by the OBS and will play for WNY Flash in the NWSL.

The Colombian international was a stand-out player at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2015 in Canada, most notably for her individual displays of skill that were difficult for her opponents to deal with.

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by Pamela Williams

Ex-CIA Operative and writer Robert Steele has written a memo to President Trump warning him of what he needs to prepare for. He says a “violent American spring” is being planned for May 1, 2017. He says there will be 10s of millions of paid agitators, who will cause massive chaos in the streets of America. By the way Robert Steele is highly respected and vetted.

It is surprising who Steele is warning Trump against in this video. He says that Dick Cheney is trying to overthrow President Trump. Of course, we knew that there are many trying to overthrow Trump, but this is the first time I have heard of Cheney. He goes on to warn him of a major player, John Brennan, ex-CIA Director. Hesays John Brennan is the major culprit of the war against Trump. We knew of George Soros, but Cheney and Brennan are new culprits.

Steele says there are 70% of the public which Soros does not own, and Trump needs to reach these people. He believes Trump needs to create his own TV channel, and sit down with the American people for a few minutes each day. Further, he says he has tried to reach Trump, but he is deeply isolated. He is reaching out to Trump to ask him to meet with him, Jessie Ventura, Cynthia McKinney, Dennis Kusinich, and Ralph Nader. I totally agree with President Trump meeting with these people, as to my knowledge they are all working for the people of the United States and


Man charged with home invasion, sexual assault

Monday, August 4, 2014

Heyward

A 31-year-old man turned himself in on Monday, five days after a home invasion and alleged sexual assault.
Louis Dean Heyward, Jr. of Exodus Drive was wanted in connection with a home invasion that happened at about 9 p.m. July 30 at a home on Haven Drive in Green Acres Mobile Home Park, according to Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Carrie Cuthbertson.
"The victim heard the rear door of the residence open and a black male appeared inside the home. The suspect pushed the victim (a woman) to the floor where a struggle ensued," Cuthbertson said in a press release.
The suspect then released the victim and fled out the rear door.

Heyward is charged with one count each of Burglary First Degree, Criminal SexualGreat Flat Lode

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New Delhi, Aug 31: Jasleen Kaur, who hogged the limelight after her alleged eve-teasing incident in Delhi, seems to fall in her own trap. Days after story sent the social media on fire, the truth as it turns out now is just the opposite. Jasleen Kaur portrayed herself as the victim and world sided with her. However, the new pictures, videos and eye-witnesses statement busted Jasleen Kaur’s claims that she was humiliated and abused by a man. The accused Sarvjeet Singh has a different narrative about the incident. (ALSO READ: Delhi Eve teasing case: Eyewitness claims Jasleen Kaur, AAP supporter lied to frame Sarvjeet Singh!) Also Read - Delhi Riots: 'Attempt to Conceal Crucial Facts', Says Assembly Panel After FB Executive Skips Proceedings

We bring to you the threewitness named Vishwajeet Singh came forward and denied all the charges framed by Jasleen Kaur. Vishwajeet in his narrative of the incident said that it was Jasleen who used abusive remarks and made obscene actions at Sarvjeet.

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to declare her love.

The rejection leads Peggy to accept the advances of a sailor “Bow” Timberlake (Robert Taylor). The couple marries but Bow is called back to duty on the U.S.S. Constitution and dies before ever returning home.

Peggy has been good friends with Andrew (Lionel Barrymore) and Rachel Jackson (Beulah Bondi) for a number of years and begins to hang around with the politician up through a rough campaign for president, which he, of course, wins. The campaign involved a lot of gossip and harsh words against Rachel, who first married Andrew before her divorce from her first husband was finalized. With Jackson as president and Rachel having passed away, Peggy is in classy company but the rumors about her begin to mount.

Randolph returns to D.C. after fiveThe RV Show started Thursday with little pup Lita as the dog of the day. She had a wonderful time and so did the many people loving on her and giving her attention.

Lita is such a beautiful girl

Tom and Linda Arnold with Lita

Friday was a busy day, Daisy and her pup Chico were a hit. The word around the show was that there was a mother dog and her son in the ExploreUSA section that they just had to go visit.

Daisy and her pup Chico

David Bonski holds Chico

David and Linda Rentz hold Daisy and Chico.

Saturday at the RV Show did not disappoint us, it was so busy, but we always expect this on a Saturday. Daisy’s pups Hank and Elliott stole the show. We will not be surprised


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“The international community has so far paid little attention to some of the important conservation initiatives implemented in the Arab world during the past decade” said Achim Steiner. “Saudi Arabia is no exception and its commitment to protected areas, species reintroduction and marine conservation are noteworthy examples of this commitment”.

During the two-day long visit PME and IUCN reviewed the long-standing collaboration on conservation and environment management. This had in recent years focused on conservation programmes under the auspices of the National Commission for Wildlife Conservation and Development. Prof. Dr Abdulaziz Abuzinada, General Secretary of the National Commission and former IUCN Vice President was also present at the meeting. The Kingdom of Saudi Arab joined IUCN in 1981 and has played an important role in establishing IUCN’s presences in


had a negative impact on service to her customers. This in turn impedes the customer's ability to serve the citizen.
Def.'s Ex. 9.
In March 2002, because of Plaintiff's chronic absenteeism, one of Plaintiff's superiors reminded Plaintiff of the availability of FMLA leave and suggested that she apply for such leave. Pl.'s Dep. p. 52. On March 19, 2002, Plaintiff requested leave based on inability to do her job due to a serious health condition. Def.'s Ex. 11. In the certifications provided by Plaintiff's health care providers, the "medical facts" supporting Plaintiff's request for leave were that Plaintiff was having a "rough time" with depression; that Plaintiff had diabetes "which needs regular follow up"; and that Plaintiff suffered from "generalized anxiety disorder." Pl.'s Dep. pp. 52-55 & Def.'s Ex. 12.On April 5, 2002, Plaintiff was approved to be out on intermittent leave retroactive to March 7, 2002. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 57-58 & Def.'s Ex. 14.
Plaintiff's intermittent FMLA leave lasted from March 7, 2002, to January 16, 2003, at which point Plaintiff had used up her full 12 weeks of leave. After Plaintiff's leave expired in January 2003, however, Plaintiff continued to miss work. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 59-60, 63. On around March 10, 2003, Plaintiff's senior supervisor, Thomas Kureczka, advised her that she had exhausted her FMLA leave. He further informed her that because of her chronic absenteeism she was being transferred from a full-time to a part-time position. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 62-64 & Def.'s Ex. 15; Kureczka Aff. ¶¶ 8, 9. The transfer reduced Plaintiff's work week


backup Susan on her days out. To address this we recently have set Susan's work schedule to a fixed Monday through Thursday. It is hoped that this will allow Susan to meet her work requirements and management to more effectively and efficiently schedule her assignments in regards to our work plan.
Pl.'s Dep. pp. 69-70 & Def.'s Ex. 19.
In the latter part of 2003, the City's Information Services ("IS") Department was working on a large project called the Hansen Project, which involved the conversion of the building inspections database from the old mainframe system to the new client-server system. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 72-73, 76; Kureczka Aff. ¶ 12. The Hansen Project was a primary focus of the IS Department during that time, and its successful completion was important toPl.'s Dep. p. 79. Plaintiff testified that she had a viral infection during this time. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 83-84. When Plaintiff took sick leave beginning December 10, 2003, she had not finished her work on the Hansen Project. Pl.'s Dep. p. 78.
On December 18, 2003, Kureczka called Plaintiff at home to discuss her progress on the Hansen Project. Kureczka Aff. ¶ 14. Plaintiff told Kureczka that she had still not completed the project and that it would take her about eight more hours for her to complete her work. Pl.'s Dep. pp. 87-88; Kureczka Aff. ¶ 14. Plaintiff told Kureczka that she would return to work on December 22, 2003, and that she would complete her assignment on the Hansen Project as soon as possible upon her return.


not report to work at all during the week of the New Year holiday.
On January 5, 2004, Plaintiff was suspended, pending termination, for violating the City's attendance policy. Pl.'s Dep. p. 102; Kureczka Aff. ¶ 17. The City's Disciplinary Action Report, which was given to Plaintiff on January 5, 2004, states that Plaintiff was being suspended, pending a "hearing on action for dismissal," for her violation of the City's personnel policy concerning "attendance policies-poor attendance; absence without justifiable cause, or habitual tardiness." Pl.'s Dep. pp. 102-04 & Def.'s Ex. 28. The report also stated:
Susan has demonstrated poor attendance for a significant period of time, well over two years. Last year she was transferred into a part-time position to remove some of the dependencies of her contributions to theshe did not submit her FMLA request and medical certification until January 9, 2004, which was 18 days after she received the FMLA packet on December 22, 2003. Plaintiff states, however, that she was late in giving notice of her FMLA request because her doctor was on vacation the week of December 22, 2003. Thus, she argues that the City could not deny her FMLA leave based on her untimely request since filing a timely request was not reasonably possible under her particular facts and circumstances. The court finds Plaintiff's excuse unpersuasive, as Plaintiff offers no reason why she could not have contacted her doctor when he returned from vacation the following week. Furthermore, Plaintiff had admitted that she was seen by her doctor on December 30, 2003,


which will be the coastal area between Los Angeles and Monterey; Northern California, which will include everything north of Merced, including San Jose and San Francisco; and Southern California, which will include the area west of the new California and south of Los Angeles.

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"The separate states are based on existing counties; statehood promotes a sense of community among residents and builds culture," Cal 3 says on its website. " Areas like Sacramento are currently run by powerful special interests like the Teachers' Union. Partitioning the state will help put the power back into the hands of the constituents. If the new state's elected officials aren't meeting the needs of the state's citizens, it will be easier to vote them outof power in the next election."

This isn't the first time Draper, an early investor in Tesla and Skype, has tried to divide California.

Back in 2014, he spearheaded a measure that would have asked voters to divide California into six states, but failed to win enough signatures.

Steven Maviglio, a longtime Democratic Party political consultant who helped lead the effort against Draper's 2014 measure, told the Marin Independent Journal that there's no official opposition group working against Cal 3, but said he and others have discussed it.

Maviglio criticized CAL 3 as a "a colossal waste of time."

"It's completely unworkable and ridiculous," Maviglio said. "It's kind of a shame with so many important issues facing the state that this wacky idea might appear on the ballot."

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A Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) leader who was once a deputy to its supreme leader Velupillai Prabhakaran was a Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent, recruited as early as 1989, a new book says.

New Delhi:A Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) leader who was once a deputy to its supreme leader Velupillai Prabhakaran was a Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent, recruited as early as 1989, a new book says.

Journalist Neena Gopal, who interviewed former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi moments before he was assassinated in 1991, says that Gopalaswamy Mahendrarajah alias Mahattaya was a Research and Analysis Wing mole.

"The man was cultivated and positioned by RAW as their mole inside Prabharkaran's hitherto impenetrable ranks as early as 1989," she says in her book The Assassination ofRajiv Gandhi (Penguin).

"He would become their deep asset, the one who would subvert the insurgent movement from the inside, and had been tasked to eliminate Prabhakaran and take over the LTTE," the book says.

RAW's links with Mahattaya, who the LTTE later executed on charges of being an Indian intelligence agent, was not known to the Indian Military Intelligence or the Intelligence Bureau, it says.

The LTTE reportedly suspected that it was Mahattaya who tipped off the Indians about a Tamil Tiger ship in January 1993, leading to the death of former Jaffna LTTE commander Kittu, a childhood friend of Prabhakaran.

According to the book, Mahattaya was reportedly seized by the LTTE and taken to a camp where he was "tortured over a period of several weeks and months until he


could barely speak, sit or stand.

"He was finally executed in December 1994, 19 months (later). Some 257 of his men were executed and their bodies dumped, LTTE style, in a pit and set on fire."

Despite the RAW's covert penetration of the LTTE, the Indian military, civilian intelligence and its diplomats worked at cross-purposes when the Indian military was deployed in Sri Lanka's northeast in 1987-90, the book says.

The Sri Lankan military finally crushed the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in May 2009, leaving thousands dead in the final months of a brutal conflict that began some 30 years earlier.

The book also suggests that the RAW – which like other Indian institutions felt betrayed after Prabhakaran ordered Gandhi's killing – may have had a hand in the LTTEwe made a huge error of judgement. We misread Prabhakaran. We never believed he would turn against us in this manner. We should have seen it coming. We didn't.

"We failed Rajiv Gandhi, we failed to save his life."

The author had been interviewing Gandhi until he reached the election rally ground at Sriperumpudur near Chennai on the night of 21 May, 1991. A little later, Gandhi was killed by a LTTE woman suicide bomber.

She says that Gandhi "had an almost prescient premonition of his own death".

The book says there was complete lack of security at the venue and it was not well lit too, a point even Gandhi noticed.

Gandhi then told the author: "Have you noticed how every time any South Asian leader of any import rises to a


his involvement with the firm as being "very modest."

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WHAT NOW?

Britain's Information Commissioner's Office has been investigating Cambridge Analytica and its parent company, SCL Group, as part of a wider look at the use of personal data and election campaigns. That probe, which involves as many as 30 other companies, goes on. The commissioner's office said Thursday that it will continue "civil and criminal investigations and will seek to pursue individuals and directors as appropriate and necessary, even where companies may no longer be operating."

The office also promised to "monitor closely any successor companies," meaning that the people behind Cambridge Analytica wouldn't be able to avoid scrutiny simply by incorporating under a new name.

British corporate records show that Nix is also director of a company called Emerdata Ltd. thatwas incorporated in August 2017. Other Emerdata directors include people associated with Cambridge Analytica. The New York Times reported that officials from Cambridge Analytica and SCL have raised the possibility of using Emerdata as a rebranding of Cambridge Analytica by buying the latter's data and intellectual property. More details could emerge when Cambridge Analytica files for bankruptcy protection in New York, as planned.

Damian Collins, the chair of the U.K. Parliament's media committee, told Sky News that he was "alive to the risk" that the company might try to rebrand itself.

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WILL THE BANKRUPTCY STOP THE INVESTIGATION?

Absolutely not, say British authorities. Collins told Sky News that company leaders will "be in for a nasty surprise" if they think shutting Cambridge Analytica will make it possible to erase the data that


will not be following Yona. But Jeaha finds himself forced to keep dealing with the girl when she volunteers to help the pirates against Awa's evil lord.

Now that Nanami is set to go to Izumo to attend the Divine Assembly, she must decide who goes with her - Tomoe or Mizuki. And she must also face the consequences of attending a divine event as a mortal being.

Now that Nanami is set to go to Izumo to attend the Divine Assembly, she must decide who goes with her - Tomoe or Mizuki. And she must also face the consequences of attending a divine event as a mortal being.

Naomasa visits Yukimura in exile. The two crimson warriors face off to determine Yukimura's future. Meanwhile, Nobuyuki presents himself in front ofHideyori, carrying yet another message that may lead to war.

Naomasa visits Yukimura in exile. The two crimson warriors face off to determine Yukimura's future. Meanwhile, Nobuyuki presents himself in front of Hideyori, carrying yet another message that may lead to war.

Yukimura struggles to accustom himself to the peaceful life in rural Mount Kudo. Nobuyuki is sent on a dangerous mission to meet Kanetsugu. Is the war over for the brothers, or will they be dragged back into battle again?

Yukimura struggles to accustom himself to the peaceful life in rural Mount Kudo. Nobuyuki is sent on a dangerous mission to meet Kanetsugu. Is the war over for the brothers, or will they be dragged back into battle again?

A Russian exchange student named Lesya shows up at school and immediately


displays an overt romantic interest in Moroha. Shizuno suspects her true motive is of a sinister nature, and she sets out to prove it.

A Russian exchange student named Lesya shows up at school and immediately displays an overt romantic interest in Moroha. Shizuno suspects her true motive is of a sinister nature, and she sets out to prove it.

A gigantic Metaphysical attacks just as the summer training camp is drawing to a close. Some members of the Head Six doubt Moroha's abilities, and they see this attack as the perfect opportunity to force him to prove himself in battle.

A gigantic Metaphysical attacks just as the summer training camp is drawing to a close. Some members of the Head Six doubt Moroha's abilities, and they see this attack asthe perfect opportunity to force him to prove himself in battle.

Moroha and Shizuno are invited to join the renowned Strikers, leaving Satsuki out in the cold. But when a powerful Metaphysical attacks a crowded shopping district, the trio find themselves fighting it all by themselves.

Moroha and Shizuno are invited to join the renowned Strikers, leaving Satsuki out in the cold. But when a powerful Metaphysical attacks a crowded shopping district, the trio find themselves fighting it all by themselves.

The gang takes a break from their traveling in order for Doronjo to rest and recover from a cold. While Galina tries to tend to Doronjo, Alouette goes to a river to get some water. There, she meets a creature that was separated from its mother.

The gang takes a break


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And then, who knows? Perhaps that success might be used to continue the resurrection of his political career, especially after he was elected to the European Parliament last year. That, certainly, would fit Berlusconi’s playbook. A.C. Milan was always more than a toy, a trophy asset, in his eyes: He did not bankroll the club to five European Cups and eight Italian championships as an end in itself; he did it, at least in part, in pursuit of real power.

It was no coincidence that when Berlusconi formed his political party in 1993, he borrowed its name from soccer’s lexicon: “Forza Italia!” The label echoed a terrace chant, a deliberate attempt


The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting—the worst school shooting in national history—triggered an explosive debate around gun control in America. That debate continues today, perhaps most notably in Newtown itself.

Each month, gun advocates come to Newtown Board of Education meetings to argue that more guns, not fewer guns, could have prevented Adam Lanza from carrying out his shooting rampage. One of those advocates, seen in the video below, dresses in 1700s revolutionary garb.

But there was a new face in the audience at a meeting earlier this month: Wolfgang Halbig, a former police officer and school safety consultant who lives in Florida. Halbig flew up from Florida to attend the meeting, but it’s not because he’s a pro-gun advocate. In fact, he doesn’t think that guns or gun laws“Who ordered those Port-a-Potties from Southbury, Connecticut?” and “Who declared all 18 children and six school staff members legally dead within the first eight minutes?”

Halbig Confronts the Newtown Board of Education Uploaded By: TeamWakeEmUP

In the realm of conspiracy theories, Halbig’s is pretty far out there, and yet, he has a sizable following. In March, he set up a crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe to raise money for his cause. In the two months it has been online, Halbig has raised nearly $22,000 from over 400 people.

“The truth needs to be exposed, however long it takes,” writes Clyde Shaw, a man who donated $20 to the campaign.

“I am very proud of the commitment and integrity of Wolfgang thus far in investigating this lousy, horrible, criminal scandal in Connecticut with the


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Trump warns of 'crisis of the heart' in immigration address

President Donald Trump made a televised appeal to Americans on Tuesday for his long-promised border wall، offering familiar warnings but scant detail on how he will negotiate an end to a partial government shutdown that will cost some federal workers their paychecks this week.

In an address to the nation meant to convince Americans of a swelling border crisis that was at times belied by facts، the President gave little indication he is nearing a compromise that might reopen the federal government.

In their response minutes after Trump concluded on Tuesday، the top Democrats in Congress demonstrated an equally entrenched stance.

With neither side appearing to budge after a high-stakes battle of messaging، the situation appeared unchanged as some federal workers preparefor their first missed paycheck and many agencies remain dark.

As expected، the President used the first Oval Office address of his presidency to warn of "a growing humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border."

But he did not declare the situation a "national emergency،" stopping short of a move he's openly weighed in the past days that could secure funding but would likely face a legal challenge.

The immigration matter، Trump intoned، is "a crisis of the heart، and a crisis of the soul.""

Altogether، the President used the word "crisis" six times in his remarks، seeking to imbue a deadlocked debate over funding with a new sense of urgency.

Speaking from behind the Resolute Desk، Trump said the US could no longer accommodate immigrants who enter the country illegally and


that would restore funding to some agencies، believing the shutdown is its best leverage to secure the wall funds. Fearing he could lose a messaging battle as more Americans feel the pain of a shuttered government، Trump escalated his warnings that the country is unsafe without the border wall he promised as a candidate.

In making his case، Trump turned for the first time to one of the most recognizable symbols of the American presidency -- an eight-minute direct-to-camera evening address from the Oval Office.

The idea for the shift in strategy was raised over the past week by top aides، who believed the administration's messaging was not resonating with Americans. The idea had been championed by، among others، the acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney، and was a topicof discussion at a weekend senior staff retreat at Camp David.

Inside the White House، some viewed the quiet week between Christmas and New Year's Day as a lost opportunity that could have been used to drive home an urgent message about the necessity of a border wall while Congress was out of town.

Trump was initially resistant، but was convinced by aides to adopt a new approach as it became clear his entreaties about securing funding for a wall were not gaining traction.

Trump will continue the push in the following days، paying a visit to the Texas border town of McAllen on Thursday to highlight the situation.

On Wednesday، he'll join Republican senators during their weekly lunch. Later he'll return to the White House to resume talks with Democratic and


Republican congressional leaders، though it wasn't yet clear whether either side would come offering new elements of a compromise.

"This situation could be resolved in a 45-minute meeting،" Trump said in his remarks.

Whether the authoritative setting of Tuesday's remarks will convince more Americans there truly is a security crisis at the southern border remains an open question. Trump spoke to Americans while he suffers from a credibility lapse after he and his aides have repeated multiple false claims about immigration.Australian Hurdle Is Overcome Too

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By Gary Watton
November 26 2016

A very makeshift Ireland back division saw off a determined Australian comeback on Saturday evening, ensuring an unprecedented hat trick of southern hemisphere scalps in the same calendar year for high-flying Ireland. Unbeaten England fully deserve to start the Six Nations as tournament champions, but recent form points to a grand slam decider in Dublin's fair city in mid March in the final fixture of the competition.

Ireland eventually stormed into a seventeen points advantage, courtesy of tries for big Henderson and the promising Ringrose, both converted by the very accurate Jackson. However, the hosts uncharacteristically lost one of their own scrums crucially just before half time and the Wallabies took full advantage, as they raced up the field and


scored under the posts.

A ten points lead at halfway seemed inadequate reward for Ireland's endeavours, but worse was to follow. The Wallabies predictably bounced back, as only they can, and transformed a seventeen points deficit into a twenty points to seventeen lead. Would injury-stricken Ireland capitulate? Fortunately no. The home team found another gear and delivered the winning score when Keith Earls was put over in the corner. The icing on the cake was then a tremendous touchline conversion from Paddy Jackson from the right. Thereafter, the Oirish were required to dig deep and hold on to their slender lead, which they duly managed.

This was a perfect result for the captain Rory Best, who was playing in his one hundredth match for Ireland. He will be hoping thatwere classified as metropolitan areas, and RUCA primary codes of 4--10 included micropolitan, small town, and rural areas. RUCA codes were assigned to each individual based on their place of residence.

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found in a bedroom of the home bleeding from his back, according to police.

The victim was flown to Penn State Hershey Medical Center where he died as a result of his wounds, according to the affidavit.

When questioned, Jante said he had been drinking all day with the victim and again admitted to stabbing the man, police said.

Court records did not provide a reason why Jante stabbed him.

He is being held in Cumberland County Prison without bail, according to court records.Exercise physiologists emerge as allied healthcare professionals in the era of non-communicable disease pandemics: a report from Australia, 2006-2012.
Exercise can be prescribed to prevent, manage, and treat many leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and underlying risk factors. However, surprisingly, Australia is one of only a few countries where allied healthcare professionals with specialized university education and training in exercise prescription and delivery provide services within a government-run healthcare system (Medicare). This article presents data on Medicare-funded services provided by accredited exercise physiologists (AEPs) from the inclusion of the profession in the allied healthcare model (January, 2006) to the end of 2012. We conceptualize these data in relation to current NCD trends, and outline recommendations that can potentially help curtail the current chronic disease burden through the further integration of


exercise professionals into the healthcare system in Australia, and internationally. From 2006 to 2012, the number of AEPs in Australia has increased 563 %. This rise in AEPs has been paralleled by increased delivery of services for eligible patients with a chronic medical condition (+614 %), type 2 diabetes mellitus (+211 to 230 %), and of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent (+343 %). These trends, which were developed through the "early years" of the profession, are encouraging and suggest that AEPs have taken up a vital position within the healthcare system. However, the total number of services provided by AEPs currently remains very low in relation to the prevalence of overweight-obesity and type 2 diabetes in Australia. Furthermore, services for Aboriginal Australians are very low considering theby this trail is referred to as a second measurement latitude line. Just as with an operation at the first support angle φ1, rotating the θ rotation axis 42 allows measurement of the shape of the single measurement area at an arbitrary position of the θ rotation axis 42 in the second measurement latitude line in the spherical surface. Just as with the rotation intervals of the θ rotation axis 42, the distance between the first support angle φ1 and the second support angle φ2 may be approximately of the order of a half of the viewing angle of the laser interferometer 20, for example.
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When fans sit down in movie theaters to watch Blade 2 this month, they'll meet Nomak, a frightening mutant vampire bent on destroying his blood-sucking brethren. Comics2Film got a chance to chat with Luke Goss, the affable English actor under the Nomak makeup, now poised to take Hollywood by bloodstorm.

One may be surprised to learn that Goss has already enjoyed a music career that many would envy. As a teenager he was a member of the boy band "Bros", a chart-topping success that played venues like Wembley Arena, Madison Square Garden and The Forum in L.A. But at the pinnacle of success Goss bowed out of the music in pursuit of something better.

"After 5 years of it I'd had enough for 10 lifetimes," Goss told C2F. "You've donethe jets and you've done the helicopters, the body guards, the valets, the assistants and it's all kind of exactly as you imagined and probably crazier. I found myself at 23 years of age I was thinking, 'the only thing I can do now is sustain it.'"

Goss quit the band and penned the best-selling autobiography, "I Owe You Nothing". Shortly thereafter he took a role in a stage production of the Ed Wood cult classic Plan 9 From Outer Space. It was there that he got the acting bug.

"The very first show, I was standing on stage, and I fell in love the very first day," Goss told us. "The camaraderie we had on that play was more solid than I'd acquired in my five years in music."

After


steady work in the U.K. theater he went on to appear in a handful of English films. From there it was on to Hollywood where he landed a part in Zigzag, which happens to be the directorial debut of Blade 2 writer and executive producer David Goyer.

After working with Goss, Goyer told director Guillermo del Toro that he thought he had found their Nomak. "So I had a meeting with Guillermo. I gave them my take on Nomak and it was much deeper than what was on the page. At that moment it could have been played by a stunt guy."

Goss hoped to take the role of the nemesis beyond a simple good vs. bad paradigm. "[The role] focused, quite understandably, the energy towards your adversary Blade. Butonly thing the actor had to cope with. "I found the makeup very tough. At times I was in a four-hour turnaround. I'd be in there at 5 a.m. and I'd go home at midnight."

And then there was the fight training. Like the first movie, Blade 2 features lots of high-octane martial arts fighting. However, Goss wanted to make sure Nomak's style was in keeping with the character.

"The main thing about Nomak is, he's not been around a long time before he escaped. I basically said, 'his kind of fighting comes from watching and learning,'" Goss told us. After working on proper martial arts technique, Goss changed gears. "I wanted to make it much more thug-like and make it a lot more street, and then incorporate the martial


quite lonely. I remember feeling one day that I thought the director was ignoring me. That's how insecure you get yourself. We laugh at it now, but it's a place I had to go."

Goss credits Del Toro with guiding him through his first big movie. "I have to say, the thing working with Guillermo, he sets you up for really loving a director and enjoying it.

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"He's very capable of giving you action and giving you a blockbuster movie," Goss said, "and he does it effortlessly when there's like eight cameras shooting at once and there'll be forty extras or, at one time, 500 extras. He just manipulates this action and he puts his cameras where he needs them. There's no guesswork with Guillermo. He knows exactlytogether on that one. Goss plays Cadillac Tom, a strip-club owner, "bent" jewelry fence and loan shark.

"It was a fun role to play because he's such an asshole," Goss said. The film's lead characters, played by John Leguizamo (Spawn) and Sam Jones II (Smallville) try to enlist his aid in solving a financial problem. "They're very polite and incredibly un-streetwise and I'm less than gracious about helping them, to say the least."

Although the part was small, the work on Zigzag provided valuable experience for the actor, who had never worked in an American movie before. "It was great because I finished Zigzag and within a week or so I was in Prague. It just gave me a little bit of a speed ramp to get readily for Blade."

Working


ensemble drama." Luke Goss, who plays the villain in Blade 2 also appears.

Fans of TV's Smallville will recognize Sam Jones III in the title role. "He's fantastic. He's nothing like he is in Smallville," Goyer enthused.

Although the movie does not have a release date yet, Goyer is currently showing it around. "We're going the festival circuit now. In fact we're premiering it at the SXSW film festival."

The festival runs March 8-17th. Both Zigzag and Blade 2 will be screened there.

Sadly, the busy schedule of David Goyer the filmmaker doesn't leave much time for David Goyer the comic book writer. However, he is currently writing the monthly adventures of JSA. "I'm going to try on this stint to hang out until 50. I've written up through 41 already."

In addition,California. Given that, the development effort is starting to take shape.

"India and Canada seem to be firming up as places we'll do most of the production," Kingsley told us. "India for the Cursed Earth sequences, and Canada for Megacity One."

The film still has no casting attachments. However, Kingsley tells us that the film is attracting some significant names. C2F will have more as that develops.

Kingsley also tells us that New Line has renewed their option on another 2000 AD property, Outlaw.

Rebellion is also working on a non-comics related feature. Fearnort Films, Rebellion's movie production division, recently got the green light to produce a low-budget monster movie tentatively titled Parasite. The film is slated to go straight-to-DVD.

Expect to hear more announcements from Rebellion soon. "As a result of the


publicity 2000 AD has been getting for its 25th Anniversary, which is all this year, we've got a ton of production companies, big and small, looking to option many of the titles," Kingsley said.

JEREMIAH

U.S. fans who enjoy Showtime's new show Jeremiah will soon get a chance to experience Hermann Huppen's graphic novels that serve as the basis.

Ervin Rustemagic, who is not only an executive producer on the series, but has published the comic abroad for decades, told Comics2Film that plans are afoot to publish the books stateside. Rustemagic plans to bring the books to the U.S. under Venture, the joint-venture publishing imprint he founded with Mike Richardson and Dark Horse Comics.

Although a firm release date hasn't been set, Rustemagic tells us that they'll be soliciting the book shortly.

Jeremiahcomics have not been published in the U.S. in over ten years. Previously they've been available to readers here via Scott Rosenberg's Malibu Comics. Six issues of Jeremiah were published between April and October of 1991.

Rosenberg, of course, went on to found Platinum Studios and is also an executive producer on the show.

An encore showing of the Jeremiah premiere episode, "The Long Road" airs this Friday, March 8th at 10:45 p.m. on Showtime. It airs again on March 9th at 10:00 p.m.

G-MEN FROM HELL

After a long wait by fans in the U.S. it looks like Mike Allred's G-Men From Hell will enjoy a direct-to-video release this year.

In a recent posting on his message boards the comic creator told fans, "I was recently invited to join the commentary track


for the G-Men From Hell DVD."

Comics2Film followed up with the film's producer and co-writer Rick Albert who confirmed the news. Albert spent recent days at the American Film Market where G-Men was screened and found its domestic distributor.

"We're tentatively set for DVD and Video release of G-Men From Hell in June," Albert told us.

The producer is ironing out a deal with a distributor called Dominion and has begun talking about commentary tracks and support material for the DVD package.

G-Men From Hell stars William Forsythe and Tate Donovan as Allred's redemption seeking characters who first appeared in the Grafik Muzik comics. The film features a great cast which includes Gary Busey, Kari Wuhrer, Robert Goulet, Bobcat Goldthwait, Vanessa Angel, Gregory Sporleder and Paul Rodriguez. Christopher Coppola directed from asscript by Robert Cooper and Albert.

DAN DARE

Fans are still waiting for the CGI animated Dan Dare TV show to hit the airwaves. The Dan Dare Corporation, who developed the program has been mum about the show's current status.

However, the good folks at the Dan Dare e-mail Group have turned up a few snippets of the program to tide us over until something new happens.

Direct your browser to Chris Manabe's for a look at some clips from the show. Manabe is a 3D animator who performed a variety of tasks on the show for Foundation Imaging. According to his site he did the lip-sync, Mo-Cap direction, character animation, effects animation, and lighting for each shot assigned to him.

As a demo of the work, he's got four QuickTime clips up,


including some nice shots of the Mekon zipping around on his hover disc.

3D graphic artist Larry Shultz has also posted a number of images and clips from the show on his SplineGod.com website.

Shultz tells his readers that he worked on the show as a modeler, character rigger, animator and technical director when it started at Netter Digital. After things ran aground there, the show moved to Foundation Imaging. Shultz moved with it as a character modeler and character rigger.

"This was a great show to work on. We had a great deal of creative input," Shultz tells his readers. "The show was colorful and fun to work on. The characters had...well...CHARACTER!"

The site features dozens of images as well as two animation downloads. It focuses on Sondar, Dan Dare's Treencompanion and bodyguard, a Martian girl named Thea and the strange mascot Stripey.

Also of interest for the site is a Hobgoblin model Shultz did for the Spider-Man animated show. The work was likely done as a test model when Foundation was still working on landing the contract. At this point MainFrame Entertainment is the CGI house on the show, so Shultz's Hobgoblin will not be used.

Finally, a few more images from Dan Dare can be found on the Kaydara, Inc. website. The company's FiLMBOX software was used in the show. The site has a nice shot of the 3D character models.

WELCOME TO ELTINGVILLE

Evan Dorkin's Welcome To Eltingville made its debut Sunday night with an 11 p.m. airing on the Cartoon Network, as well as being seen at the


the rounds with the talent on the Witchblade TV series. Last week the site ran comments from executive producer Ralph Hemecker about what fans can expect from Season 2.

"Last year was pretty serialized," Hemecker told The Continuum. "We're going to go a bit more standalone this year. There will be plot threads that carry through the 13 episodes, though."

Do to the nature of the conclusion of the first season, Pezzini and Bowman will have to get reacquainted. "It's really interesting. They do have to start the relationship all over again," Hensley told The Continuum. "Although I sort of feel as though that there's an unsaid and unknown familiarity between the two."

According tot he write-up, Hensley is a full-fledged cast member this season.

Filming on season 2 is currently underwayin Toronto.

LADY DEATH: THE ANIMATION

The Comics Continuum spoke with Lady Death creator Brian Pulido about the currently-in-production animated movie based on his characters.

Pulido told the website that he's looking at the film as an opportunity to expand on the origins of Lady Death and flesh out other parts of the story. One character who will be expanded on is the Cremator.

"Instead of being a sidekick, he's given more Yoda-like qualities," Pulido told The Continuum. "He's the trainer. He knows how Hell runs, and he's going to teach her because he sees the spark of greatness in her."

The Lady Death feature is expected to be released next year.

MORE BLADE II

The good folks at New Line have unveiled some new fun for fans at the Blade 2 website.

First up, music


lovers should tune their browsers to the site's "Soundtrack" area. The music section has a direct link to a sampling of the theme music from the film's score by Marco Beltrami and Danny Saber. Also, you can follow the links to Immortal Records' Blade 2 Soundtrack page and from there end up at Blade2PreviewJukebox.com. This site lets you preview all 12 tracks from the upcoming song soundtrack CD. Each track is a collaboration of hip-hop and electronica talent.

Next stop is the site's "Downloads" section. There's a new set of buddy icons for your instant messaging software. The new set features Blade's allies from the film. Also available for download are E-Cards. Send a bloody greeting to your friends and family members.

Under the sites "Events" heading is the announcementof a publicity even to be held on March 8 in Daytona Beach Florida. Motorcycle vendor Ducati North America will be unveiling a limited edition motorcycle inspired by the movie at the Corbin Motorcycles display lot on Main Street in downtown Daytona Beach.

Blade 2 star Wesley Snipes is scheduled to be on hand at 9:15 p.m.

The motorcycle is designed by the film's conceptual artist Tyruben Ellinston. Limited quantities will be available for delivery Spring of this year.

ASTERIX AND OBELIX: MISSION CLEOPATRA, ASTERIX AND OBELIX VS. CAESAR

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Fans hoping for a peek at this years big-budget French film Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra can direct their browsers to Phantastik.de. That site has 20 stills from the film available for download. Check it out for the complete set of


of Prey reporting. Last week the site's head oracle Craig Byrne reviews the pilot script. Craig warns interested parties that the review does contain spoilers.

SHADOW MAN

Acclaim comics fans are still waiting for the movie version of Shadow Man to move forward. There was a bit of good news to that end last month when the trades announced that Dimension had renewed their movie option on that deal.

In the mean time Acclaim has announced the release of Shadow Man: 2econd Coming as a game for PlayStation 2. Acclaim shipped copies of the new game last week.

According to press materials the game features an all new game engine that was designed, developed and delivered exclusively for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system.

"Shadow Man: 2econd Coming brings an entirely new levelof horror to the PlayStation 2 that will raise the hairs on gamers' necks," said Evan Stein, Vice President of Brand. "Amid chilling new environments, scores of horrific enemies and white-knuckle action at every twist and turn, Shadow Man: 2econd Coming will deliver an unparalleled gaming experience."

The game marks the return of Mike LeRoi, an undead demon-hunter on a twisted voodoo journey through the darkest recesses of the soul. In Shadow Man: 2econd Coming, players assume the role of both LeRoi and his "Deadside" alter ego, Shadow Man, as they battle the Grigori, a group of sadistic demons that have been masquerading as humans for the past 2000 years. Players must use all of their cunning and strength to defeat the Grigori, who are trying to rescue their


leader Asmodeus, from the Pit. If successful, destruction of biblical proportions will befall humanity. However, the one man that is standing between life and eternal darkness is Shadow Man.

In addition to four movies initially named on the slate, Premiere also heralded the coming announcement of another 14 movies that complete the first year slate and also make up the second year schedule.

Of interest to comic book movie fans in that second wave of announcements is Preacher. This is the big-screen version of the popular cult comic book by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon. The story focuses on a preacher who finds himself in the middle of an apocalyptic war between angels and the devil on the redneck back roads of Texas. Directed by Rachel Talalay (Tank Girl, Nightmareon Elm Street 6) and produced by Rupert Harvey (Bones, Plunkett & Macleane, Pump Up the Volume, Critters) from a screenplay by Ennis. H. Michael Heuser of Storm Entertainment and Tom Astor (Gorillaz, Tank Girl) will executive produce.

Storm Entertainment announced last year that the movie would go into production in November of 2001. However, the producers of the film are still working to secure a cast at this point. No new production start has been scheduled.

SPIDER-MAN, ASTROBOY, THE HULK

Two separate articles in last week's Variety discuss the growing presence of CGI in movie theaters. This includes animated fare like Monsters, Inc. as well as CG-heavy live-action movies like the upcoming Spider-Man.

According to one write-up, Sony Imageworks has already commenced the process of animating the all-CGI feature AstroBoy. The


her roommates band together to help Morgan (Elisa Donovan) after her family financially cuts her off, but when Morgan refuses to get a job to pay her friends back, Sabrina serves up a big helping of "humble pie." Brian Roberts directed the episode written by Laurie Gelman.

"Humble Pie" airs Friday, March 8 at 8:00 p.m. on The WB Network.

Thanks to author and comic book movie journalist Andy Mangels for the info.

NEXT WEEK ON JUSTICE LEAGUE

Next Sunday night Cartoon Network debuts part one of the "The Brave and the Bold" storyline of Justice League.

"The Brave And The Bold," the first of four Justice League episodes scripted by comic writer Dwayne McDuffie for the first season of the show. "The episode features Flash and Green Lantern bickering incessantly as theyshowing is presented in widescreen format.

NEXT WEEK ON SMALLVILLE

Secret pasts come back to haunt Clark and Lex and threaten their futures in "Zero", the March 12th episode of Smallville.

Lex (Michael Rosenbaum) faces the consequences of his shady dealings in Metropolis years ago when an old enemy comes to Smallville intent on destroying his life, ultimately putting Clark (Tom Welling) and Lana (Kristin Kreuk) in harm's way. Meanwhile, Clark has his hands full as he tries not only to protect Lex from the past, but also keep Chloe (Allison Mack) out of his after she discovers a mystery surrounding his adoption. Michael Katleman directed the episode; story written by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar, teleplay by Mark Verheiden.

"Zero" airs Tuesday, March 12 at 9:00 p.m. ET on The WB


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ABANDON ME BY STOMPING OFF IN A HUFF. Project reduced in points due to rule breakage.

CRY ME A RIVER. Score of project reduced due to a group member breaking rules of equipment handling immediately upon the final measurement.

LAY ON ME. The floor, which is off limits to body parts other than the feet.USE ME OVER AND OVER AS IF I BELONG TO YOU. The dry erase marker at the whiteboard for writing the group score next to the group name.LEAVE ME ON TOP OF A DESK WHEN THE BELL RINGS. Scissors who call the back table home.

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If nothing else, he took the bad news like a champ.

He told the Oilers when the season ended he wanted an experienced associate coach to join the staff next season which may not have given MacTavish the best impression in the first place. Krueger says he is grateful for the chance and he’s eager for the next step in his career.

51.3 Match Penalty – If, in the judgment of the Referee, a goalkeeper uses his blocking glove to punch an opponent in the head or face in an attempt to or to deliberately injure an opponent, a match penalty must be assessed.

51.4 Fines and Suspensions – There are no specified fines or suspensions for roughing, however, supplementary discipline can be applied by the


DETROIT (AP) -- William Clay Ford Sr., who helped steer Ford Motor Co. for more than five decades and owned the NFL's Detroit Lions, has died at the age of 88.

The company said in a statement Sunday that Ford died of pneumonia at his home. He was the last surviving grandson of company founder Henry Ford.

Ford served as an employee and board member of the automaker for more than half of its 100-year history. The company says in a statement that he was instrumental in setting the design direction for the company's vehicles.

CEO Alan Mulally says in a statement that Ford had a profound impact on the company.The Complete Peanuts Volume 1 : 1950 - 1952

New Paperback Edition! The bestselling, award-winning series that sparked a renaissance for fans of classic comic strips upon its debut in 2004 is now in softcover! This first volume features hundreds of strips rarely reprinted before this series. The Complete Peanuts offers a unique chance to see a master of the art form refine his skills and solidify his universe, day by day. This volume is rounded out with a biographical essay by David Michaelis and an in-depth interview with Schulz conducted in 1987.


References: A. Harbours, Piers & Wharfs, Pile Buck, 1990

B. Breakwaters, Jetties, Bulkheads & Seawalls, Pile Buck, 1992

The terms pier, jetty and wharf are often used interchangeably by the media, public and even personnel of the Royal Canadian Navy. However, there is a separate definition for each. Definitions differ between Canadian/British English and American English; the former are used below.

Jetty: a marine structure, usually built perpendicular to the shore, extending out into the water to direct and confine a stream or tidal flow to a selected channel and to prevent or reduce scour or shoaling of that channel. Jetties can also be built to protect inlet channels from cross currents or storm waves.

Pier: a berthing structure that runs perpendicular (or at an angle) to the shore and projects outWhen fifteen-year-old Heather Jane Bell is diagnosed with alopecia and her hair starts falling out in clumps, she wants nothing more than to escape her home in London and disappear off the face of the earth. Heather gets her wish when her concerned parents send her to stay with her great-aunt in West Yorkshire. But shortly after she arrives, she becomes lost on the moors and is swept through the mist back to the year 1833. There she encounters fifteen-year-old Emily Brontë and is given refuge in the Brontë Parsonage. Unaware of her host family’s genius and future fame, Heather struggles to cope with alopecia amongst strangers in a world completely foreign to her. While Heather finds comfort and strength in her growing friendship with Emily and in


not a borrower of the truck within the meaning of the insurance policy.
Mr. Jenney was injured when he and another Daily employee, Walton Long, took the truck to Drilling Tools' yard to be loaded with steel pipe for delivery to one of Drilling Tools' customers. George Mallory, a Drilling Tools' employee, directed Long to park the truck near a pipe rack, and with the assistance of Long and Jenney he began lifting pipe onto the truck with a fork lift. Through Mallory's negligence, some of the pipe came loose and struck Jenney, throwing him to the ground and seriously injuring him. The appellants contend that the judgment against them was not proper because the summary judgment proof raised a genuine material issue of fact as to whether DrillingTools was a borrower of the truck when the accident occurred.
The summary judgment evidence included two affidavits. One of them was by Steven Kennedy, the vice president in charge of operations for Drilling Tools. He stated that Mallory and the yard manager, Reinhard Kitzman, both had the authority to shut down loading or unloading operations at the Drilling Tools yard, and to send a truck off the yard empty if they felt the operations were not being safely conducted. He also stated that both Kitzman and Mallory commonly instructed drivers where to park in the yard, and that on the date of the accident involved here Mallory had in fact told the driver of the Daily truck where to park. The other affidavit was from Mr. Mallory. He


stated that when the Daily truck driver inquired where to park the truck, he (Mallory) told him to park it near the pipe racks for the loading. He also stated that on previous occasions he had stopped loading or unloading operations when he thought they were unsafe and had actually sent trucks away from the yard empty in those circumstances. Several depositions taken in the original damage action by Jenney against Drilling Tools were also included in the summary judgment evidence. Testimony in those depositions generally corroborates the statements made in the affidavits concerning the authority of Kitzman and Mallory to direct trucks where to park and to generally supervise loading or unloading operations and to shut them down when they considered them unsafe.
The term "borrower" as usedrelease of the newest entry in the series, Tales of Zestria.

Tales of Symphonia is one of the most popular titles in the Tales series of games. It is largely responsible for the series’ growth and is arguably the most successful title in the West so far. According to producer Hideo Baba, its popularity in the West has influenced the development of subsequent Tales games in order to retain its appeal in our part of the world.

It remains to be seen that, if it were to be released onto Steam, whether this will be simply the original entry, if the game and its sequel Dawn of the New World will be separate releases, or if it’ll come in the form of Tales of Symphonia Chronicles.

It has to be said,


SAN JOSE — A San Jose resident who was one of several people recording the aftermath of an officer-involved shooting in South San Jose last month is alleging he was intimidated and threatened with detainment for refusing to surrender his cellphone or delete the images he took.

The allegations are contained in an Aug. 21 internal-affairs complaint filed by Andrew Payne and comes as the issue of recording police performing their duties in public has gained national attention in light of the civil unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.

Earlier this summer, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Riley v. California that warrantless searches and seizures of cellphones and their contents during an arrest were unconstitutional.

Because Payne was not under arrest at the time he said police demanded his phone, there’s littleRey. He said he was one of several people taking pictures and recording video with their cellphones who were approached by officers at the scene asking if anyone had witnessed the police encounter.

But unlike some of the other people, Payne said he refused to hand over his phone for officers to search or give them his personal information. He said he was approached a few minutes later by Sgt. Teresa Jeglum, who is the sole officer named in his complaint. Payne said Jeglum asked him if he was taking pictures, and when he answered affirmatively, told him to clear them from his phone.

“She told me, ‘You either need to delete those photos or I’m confiscating your cellphone,’ ” Payne said. “I told her she couldn’t do that, and


to the current block. In addition, a motion vector vB is a motion vector used in coding of the adjacent block mbB that is adjacent on the upper side of the current block. In addition, a motion vector vC is a motion vector used in coding of the adjacent block mbC that is adjacent on the right to the current block.
It is predicted that the motion vector of the current block is a median value of the three motion vectors vA, vB, and vC. The motion vector obtained by the prediction is called a motion vector predictor and also called a prediction vector. The motion vector predictor illustrated in FIG. 39 is a median value of the three motion vectors vA, vB, and vC, and predicted for theSlain Gilbert officer 'was larger than life,' mom tells mourners

by Nathan Gonzalez - Feb. 4, 2010 12:00 AMThe Arizona Republic

After heart-wrenching tributes and an expression of rage against the men arrested in his killing, mourners escorted slain Gilbert police Lt. Eric Shuhandler to his final resting place as dispatchers issued his last callout over public-safety radios.

About 1,000 uniformed police and fire officials from throughout the state and region crowded WestWorld in Scottsdale, where Shuhandler's mother, brother-in-law and fellow officers recalled his giving spirit, fun-loving nature and dedication to his 16-year history with the Gilbert Police Department.

"We are so proud to be a part of your family," Shuhandler's mother, Dara, told a sea of uniformed officers, civilians and city and state leaders, including Gov. Jan Brewer and Attorney General


Terry Goddard.

"Eric loves you with all his heart," said Dara Shuhandler, her voice cracking in sorrow, as she was flanked by the officer's daughters, Meredith, 12, and Nicole, 10. "All that knew him knew he was larger than life."

She also read English poet W.H. Auden's "Funeral Blues," a poem reflecting deep anguish at the loss of a love one.

Eric Shuhandler was slain during a traffic stop late Jan. 28, when Christopher Redondo, 35, allegedly pulled a gun and shot him in the head near Val Vista Drive and Baseline Road in Gilbert. Redondo and his driver were wounded in a gunfight with police after a 50-mile chase.

While most speakers reminisced about the slain officer's broad sense of humor and devotion to his job, Gilbert police Sgt. Todd Baty"help train a rookie mayor" after he took office last spring and introduced him to the department.

"I learned about his family, came to know his two daughters and he expressed his love for those two daughters," Lewis said, thanking Shuhandler's family "for sharing your son, your dad and your friend."

Before the funeral began, Gilbert Police Chief Tim Dorn said, "The last six days have been difficult days at the Gilbert Police Department."

He said Shuhandler's "senseless and cowardly" killing had victimized both the officer's family and his department.

"Eric was a good man and a loving father," Dorn said. "If anything positive comes from this, it's that people will think of the dangers police officers face."

At Mount Sinai Cemetery in north Phoenix, Dara Shuhandler shook her head in disbelief as


Last updated on .From the section Football

Callum Paterson has represented Scotland at various youth levels including Under-21

Scotland defender Callum Paterson has joined Championship club Cardiff City on a three-year contract.

The 22-year-old's contract with Scottish Premiership side Hearts expired at the end of the 2016-17 season.

Full-back Paterson made over 150 first team appearances for the Tynecastle club.

"I'm absolutely delighted and buzzing to be part of this big club," Paterson said external-link of his move to Cardiff.

"It's nice and early so I've got a lot of time to bed in, get to know my way around the area and introduce myself.

"It's great timing and I'm happy to be here."

London-born Paterson has won five caps for Scotland after making his debut against Italy in May 2016.

Find all the latest football transfersthese listings from Warren Toomey of The Unix Heritage Society and from John Mashey, an early Unix contributor and CHM trustee, we can date these listings to 1970, perhaps early 1971, before the Unix effort migrated to a new PDP-11. A PDF of the listings contained in this Unix Book II binder is available for download via this catalog record.

These programs were written by the first participants in the Unix effort at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, starting in 1969. Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie were the two central, and initial, participants. Other early participants include Rudd Canaday, Doug McIlroy, Brian Kernighan, Bob Morris, and Joe Ossanna. It is likely that much of the work represented in this binder is due to the work of Thompson and Ritchie.

The binder


is also likely to have been originally kept in the “Unix Room” at Bell Labs and was part of a collection there of the earliest Unix code. The collection appears to have been divided into two binders, presumably the Unix Book II now preserved at the Museum and another companion binder, perhaps labeled “Unix Book I.” The listings within this companion binder were photocopied by Norman Wilson in the later 1980s and, in 2016, scanned and made available through The Unix Heritage Society. The current location of this companion binder is unknown.

Provisional identifications and notes on the program listings in Unix Book II, keyed to the page numbers of the PDF, follow. Our sincere thanks to Warren Toomey and John Mashey for their vital assistance in these provisionalhamlet of...
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Luca’s House is in Pescina of Seggiano, on Monte Amiata , in Podere Barbaglia, an old country small-holding dating back to the 19th century. Built entirely in stone it has been renovated respecting the typical architectural characteristics of the area blended with touches of artistic masonry....
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Hospitals participating in this study from the ABC register are the Erasmus MC Sophia Children's Hospital Rotterdam in Rotterdam, the Academic Medical Centre Emma Children's Hospital, Reade location Jan van Breemen and the Sint Lucas Andreas Hospital in Amsterdam, the Sint Maartenskliniek and Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre in Nijmegen and Leiden University Medical Centre in Leiden, all in the Netherlands. Patients from the CHARMS study were all treated in Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, United Kingdom. From the BIKER register, thefollowing hospitals participated in this particular study: University Children's Hospital Muenster in Muenster, Charité-Universitaetsmedizin Berlin and the HELIOS Clinic Berlin-Buch in Berlin, Prof.-Hess-Kinderklinik, Klinikum Bremen-Mitte in Bremen, Chilrden's Hopsital St. Marien in Amberg, Asklepios Clinic Sankt Augustin in Sankt Augustin, the German Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Rheumatology in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel and the University Children's Hospital Tuebingen in Tuebingen, all in Germany. All authors thank the funding sources that made this study possible: this study was supported by a grant from Pfizer Germany and the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (EC-GA 305266 MIAMI). For maintenance and design of the ABC register it received unconditional support from the Dutch Board of Health Insurances (2003--2006), unconditional support from Pfizer (formerly Wyeth International, since 2007) and unconditional