presented with such audiotape.

The information minister said that neither any tape was given to the PM nor was it shown to Army Chief.

He said that Prime Minister Nawaz was disturbed over the interview and has sought an explanation from Mushahidullah Khan.

The Federal Minister for Climate Change Mushahidullah Khan had said that former DG ISI Lt. General Zaheer-ul-Islam wanted to overthrow Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Army Chief Raheel Sharif from power and take over the state.

The PML-N leader claimed that the conspiracy was exposed when several audio tapes of the former DG ISI was recorded by Intelligence Bureau in which he was directing certain elements on how to spread anarchy during the sit-ins by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) last year.

Meanwhile, the Premier has soughtPacific Division Director Jim Maxwell, W6CF, SK

Geography of the Pacific Division

The Pacific Division of the ARRL includes the State of California from the Oregon border on the north to the lower end of the San Joaquin Valley (Kern Co.); the counties of Alpine and Mono along the Nevada border east of the Sierra Nevada mountains and south of Lake Tahoe; and the counties of San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, and Monterey along the Pacific Ocean south of San Francisco. The inland counties along the Nevada border south of Mono County and the coastal counties south of Monterey County are part of the Southwestern Division.

In addition to the part of California described above, the Pacific Division includes all of the States of Nevada and Hawaii and the U.


S. Pacific Ocean islands to the west, such as American Samoa, Guam, Saipan, and the Mariana Islands. U. S. military bases and other facilities using AP ZIP Codes are also part of the Pacific Division.

Our Pacific Division is divided into seven Sections, and we invite you to check out the Section for your location. You'll find radio clubs, RACES/ARES activities, Hamfests, community service opportunities, radio-oriented youth groups, and much more.

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West Coast Ham Radio Convention

PACIFICON 2007, the great west coast ham radio convention, takes place Friday, October 19th through Sunday, October 21st, 2007 at the San Ramon Marriott Hotel at 2600 Bishop Drive in San Ramon, California. Some events and schedules listed here are still being developed. Please check back for updates.

If you needas it escalated into a combination of
looting, arson and attacks on people, quickly revealed one clear pattern: that
the maximum number of atrocities were committed against Muslims and Dalits.

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The vernacular press in Gujarat played a highly regrettable role in the run up
to, and during, the disturbances. Many Muslim establishments bearing
non-Muslim names, were specifically listed by these papers; and all of these
were subsequently torched to cinders.

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An amazing de–humanisation could be seen in the behaviour of those on the
streets. Most were young in age – in their twenties or less. To hear 12 and
15 year old boys screaming for rape and murder, reflects a brutalisation that
is difficult to comprehend in a land that was the breeding ground of
"ahimsa." A new and disturbing trend is now to hear women also
expressing themselves in


"[Crime Of The Century by Supertramp playing]" "Now they're planning the crime of the century" "Well what will it be?" "Read all about their schemes and adventuring" "It's well worth a fee" "we are living in a glorious time, a time of great conflict to be sure." "(male newsreader #1) Today, a nationwide crackdown was underway," "(male newsreader #2) ,eight men were arrested from," "(male newsreader #3) ,hardcore pornographic pictures," "(Gerard Damiano) On one side of the coin are those in favor of absolutely no censorship." "[crowd clamoring]" "On the other hand, there are those who advocate the government dictating to us what we should see, read, and hear," "(newsreader #1) ,they say it all started with the sex film Deep Throat." "[Spill the Wine by Eric Burdonmores of the time, was considered a hero." "(Damiano) I believed in it, I believed that it was about time to say that sex is a beautiful thing, the human body is a beautiful thing, and you really shouldn't be ashamed of it." "(Hopper) Securing financial backing from partners with underworld connections," "Damiano raised enough money to shoot a hardcore sex feature," "It was going to be called The Doctor Makes a House Call." "Then Damiano met his muse," "Linda Lovelace, and everything changed," "To me, I always looked at her as the girl next door." "(Hopper) Before she became world-famous as Linda Lovelace," "Linda Boreman dreamt of opening a clothing boutique until she met Chuck Traynor," "(Patsy Carroll) I guess he was an escape for her," "She


was not comfortable living in her parents' home." "And he took her away from that." "But things started getting strange," "Linda told me that she had quit smoking, and I said, "well, how did you do it, how did you quit?"" "She said that Chuck had hypnotized her." "She said every time she tried to have a cigarette, that she would hiccup, I'm like, "Oh, well, okay."" "(Hopper) Within a year, they were married, I curse the day that she ever met" "Chuck Traynor." "Unfortunately, he died before I could kill him, so lucky for him." "Then I lost contact and her mother told me that uh, they're living in New York and he's doing documentary films," "and I thought, "How nice, how exciting."" "[camera whirring]" "(Damiano) Chuckmany hard-ons." "New Yorkers greet it with the same enthusiasm as I did, lt was a joy." "As we say in Israel, it was a mitzvah." "I have the privilege of announcing the formation of the Times Square Development Council," "(Hopper) Deep Throat was the perfect target for New York's campaign to clean up porn and the police moved in," "[projector whirring]" "(John Gorman) I first became aware of Deep Throat when it was, uh, it was advertised in the papers." "It was the talk of the office, you know, "Look at this."" "(Waters) Being in the industry, so to speak, we all ran out to see it," "It was stunning." "The cinematography, for a porno movie, was very good," "The movie was funny." "It had the kind


York City." "[Judge Tyler reading]" "A Sodom and Gomorrah gone wild before the fire," "(Kassner) He believed he was writing for posterity," "Now you and I know, in retrospect, that he accomplished absolutely nothing." "[Judge Tyler reading]" "I readily perform the operation by finding the defendant guilty as charged, [projector whirring]" "I still think what the world Theatre did on its marquee was better than what he wrote in his opinion." ""Throat cut, world mourns, "" "It's a picture that'll never die, I mean, we'll all die, but Deep Throat won't die." "[chuckling]" "(Hopper) Shutting Deep Throat down in New York only spurred audiences' interest across the country," "Wherever it opened, authorities scrambled to shut it down," "(man) This trash that's being shown on our movie screens acrossas a satire of contemporary sexual mores with lots of redeeming social values," "(Hopper) Porn chic was all the rage," "Films like Damiano's The Devil in Miss Jones and Behind the Green Door followed on the heels of Deep Throat's unprecedented success, giving Hollywood films a run for their money," "(Peter Bart) The studios were in shambles in the early '70s," "There's this movie out there, everyone's going to see it." "How does that affect you and the pictures you should be making?" "(Lovelace) I've been the first one to go down the path," "I'd like to see, uh, legitimate films and so-called pornographic films merge together," "I think the two industries have got to merge together," "(Lovelace) Thank you for making me the first woman president to


go down in history," "(Bart) They were shooting porn films on the lot at Paramount," "This is a little known fact." "So Paramount became sort of confiscated by the porn industry." "(reporter) Do you see yourself as a pioneer?" "(Damiano) No," "If it's left alone, within a year, sex will just blend itself into film, lt's inevitable." "The only thing that's uncertain is--is the time it will take." "(Hopper) But the merger of hardcore and movies never happened," "Instead, the Supreme Court, packed with 4 Nixon appointees, made a radical change to the obscenity law in June 1973," "Yesterday, the Supreme Court authorized wider restrictions on the exhibition and sale of obscenity." "(male announcer) The recent Supreme Court decision gave local officials the right to decide for themselvesconvicted actor Harry Reems on obscenity charges in connection with his role in the film Deep Throat," "Today, a US District Judge in Memphis overturned that conviction, saying that the actor's activities took place before the 1973 Supreme Court obscenity ruling." "(Reems) Now that my name was--was pretty recognizable," "I moved to LA, thinking that certainly somebody would come along and say:" ""well, there's a sellable name."" "Allan Carr had produced and directed films, uh, for Paramount," "And he called me one day and said," ""l'd like you to play the role of the high school coach in the movie Grease, "" "I was excited that I was given an opportunity," "Then about two or three weeks before principal photography began," "Paramount Pictures removed me from the cast,"


Oprah Show." "It's, um, much more anecdotal." "Much less professional." "So what Nixon starts in the '60s and '70s by stacking the court," "Reagan finishes with the Meese report," "(reporter) In its most controversial finding, the commission concludes there is a relationship between violence and pornography," "The commission conducted no scientific studies," "(Hopper) Finally, after decades of struggle, politics triumphed over pornography," "But the victory was hollow," "The success of Deep Throat created enormous demand for hardcore, that new technology could now satisfy and avoid all regulation," "The phenomenal sales of home videocassette machines have opened up a new market for erotic films." "It's a market that barely existed a couple of years ago," "But today, 30 to 50 percent of the tapes available for play in thesewas just one sex scene after another," "And it--it sort of killed itself," "I couldn't make that kind of film," "Because there was-- there was no reason to." "It became a-- it became a factory," "It was over," "You didn't need filmmakers anymore, [seagulls cawing]" "(Hopper) As the adult industry grew, it neither needed the rebel filmmaker who had pioneered it nor heeded the feminist protest against it," "So finding herself redundant," "Linda Lovelace moved with her family to Denver to try and start a new life," "(Lindsay) Um, that's Mom at her desk." "Uh, she was the manager of the mailroom." "She was proud of her new desk." "Um..." "They fired her when they found out about LL." "It happened a lot," "(Lovelace) You know, I've lost


to the porno business," "Linda Lovelace turned it, and Deep Throat turned it, into an industry," "And like it or hate it, that's what she's gonna be remembered for, forever." "(Bart) Porn really does have a yucky feel to it today," "Part of it, I think, that was lost is this, a certain innocence," "For that brief moment, porn was part of discovery, curiosity," "change." "Today it's different." "(Jong) What happened was that a very cynical pornography industry came in on the heels of the First Amendment and began coining money hand over fist." "(Mailer) So, it changed the nature of--of pornographic sex, from art to money," "Money is not interested in the little alleys of endeavor-- of artistic endeavor." "It wants the main highway," "[cars honking]" "(Cavett)Wednesday, April 27, 2011

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In a statement later Mr Dexter said he was expressing his personal view, and it was not party policy to remove Mr Mugabe by military means. But if democracy no longer existed in the country, he said, "the Zimbabwean people would have no alternative other than to mobilise to remove him".In practical terms, the prospect of South African troops massing on the Zimbabwean border is remote, even if Cope were to win the general election due next year - and its popularity has yet to be tested at the ballot box.The Owen Sound Attack is pleased to announce that they have named Ryan McGill as their new Head Coach and Derek King as his Assistant Coach.

McGill, 46 was most recently the Head Coach of the Kootenay Ice of the Western Hockey League, his second stint with the team.

In his first stint as Head Coach of the Ice from 1997-2002 where he won two Western Hockey League Championships in 2000 and 2002, including a Memorial Cup with the Ice in 2002. Following his successful stay in Kootenay, Ryan served as the Head Coach of Quad City, Omaha and Hartford in the American League before spending two years as an Assistant Coach with the Calgary Flames in the NHL. McGill returned to Kootenay in 2012 as their Head Coach and


successful franchise.”, said McGill. “I am looking forward to coming in and helping to continue the tradition of success and to work closely with Dale and the rest of the Attack staff in achieving that success both on and off the ice.”

“Ryan played in Swift Current, coached in Kootenay and now being the Head Coach of the Owen Sound Attack means that he has been a part of three of the smaller markets in the Canadian Hockey League.”, continued DeGray. “Performing in a small-market in front of a very loyal fan base will be nothing new to him and something he is comfortable with. The man knows how to win.”

In addition to naming Ryan McGill as the Head Coach, the Attack have also named Derek King as theirAssistant Coach.

King, 48 spent his previous six seasons as an Assistant Coach with the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League and most recently served as an Associate Coach of the Marlies during the 2014/2015 season. The Hamilton native suited up in 830 NHL games with the New York Islanders, Hartford Whalers, Toronto Maple Leafs and St. Louis Blues where he amassed 612 points, including 6, 20+ goal seasons.

“Derek has a great deal of experience as an Assistant Coach at the Professional level.”, said DeGray, “He has a tremendous work ethic and we feel that he will add an incredible amount of knowledge to our staff and organization.”

As an Assistant/Associate Coach with the Marlies, King saw his teams advance to the playoffs each of the last four seasons,


Kelly Roberts is a reporter at NewsChannel 15. She joined the newsroom in May 2016.

After graduating from the Indiana University’s Ernie Pyle School of Journalism, Kelly started her news career with WXIN Fox 59 in Indianapolis. There, she woke up when others went to bed (or were already fast asleep) to help produce the station’s morning show. In June 2012 she went back to her hometown of Lafayette to join the team at WLFI and pursue her dream of becoming a reporter. There, she reported on local government and anchored the weekend 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. shows. She found herself in sunny Los Angeles in October 2015 working for tech start-ups. She’s happy now to be back in Indiana and in news!

In her spare time, Kelly likesEducation on health risks of smoking in Magadan, Russia.
The purpose of this project was to educate young Russians on the health risks of smoking. The American Cancer Society, Alaska Division, sponsored a project to deliver its teaching modules on the health risks of tobacco use to first- through third-graders in Magadan, Russia. Starting with a $4,400 (U.S.) contribution designated for this purpose, a young teacher, Irina Alishova, was contacted in Magadan in 1993. She translated the modules of the American Cancer Society oriented to the first- to the third-grade level. Irina also made contact with the Magadan school system, specifically the principal of Middle School Number 29, Alla Vakulyuk. Principal Vakulyuk encouraged the project and worked with the other schools in the Magadan school system. Throughout the 1993-94


school year, nearly all of the first- and second-grade classes and a portion of the third-grade classes received and participated in the 50-minute teaching module. An American representative for the American Cancer Society observed one of the classes and noted thoughtful and enthusiastic participation by the schoolchildren.Star Wars Episode 7: Return of the Junior Jedi

A geeky dad and a couple of Star Wars–loving kids put together this little trailer for Star Wars Episode 7: Return of the Junior Jedi. Sam Koji Hale, who successfully funded a Kickstarter campaign recently for Monster of the Sky, made this with his son and a few friends during a bit of down time.


First published in 1963, this study examines the colony of Georgia's first thirty-five years from the perspective of the British Empire. Being the last of the thirteen colonies, Georgia is well suited for a study on imperial administration because Britain had over a century of experience dealing with the other colonies at the time of its founding. This work explores British motives behind the founding of Georgia, Indian relations from the context of European wars, diplomacy, politics, and economic development. Trevor R. Reese presents the early history and settlement of Georgia as a clear example of the objects, methods, and failings of the old colonial system of the British Empire.

Trevor R. Reese taught at Newcastle University College, the University of Sydney, the University of Hull, and the Universityof London. He served as editor of the journal Imperial Studies and is the author of numerous works including The History of the Royal Commonwealth Society, 1868–1968 and Australia, New Zealand, and the United States: A Survey of International Relations, 1941–1968.


items in their collection.

To earn 5,000 Nature Swap Quest Points you must:

Attend the FNPD at Rome Point in North Kingstown on either Saturday, March 5th at 10am or Sunday, March 6th at 11am

Bring some sort of photographic/journal book evidence that you attended the FNPD to the Nature Swap in the RWP Zoo’s Big Backyard children’s space. (Nature Swap hours are Friday through Monday, 10:00am–2:00pm).

Nature Play Grant

For the second year in a row, the Roger Williams Park Zoo was one of the recipients of a Nature Play grant, which was developed by the Children & Nature Network (C&NN) and the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) through a special gift from the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund. This grant allows us to offer free nature based play experiences in variousMidsommarkransen

Midsommarkransen (The Midsummer Wreath) is a suburban district of Stockholm with a history from 1775.

The underground metro station opened in 1964.

Category:Districts of Stockholm


In 1992, Christian Louboutin launched his namesake label with two close friends in Paris, and the following year, the signature red sole was created. Widely credited with reviving the sexy stiletto silhouette, the designer uses exotic skins, luxe fur, and heavy embellishments to produce standout footwear and statement-making bags.and floating platforms are subject to motions due to the force of waves acting on the structure below the platform. The supply vessel is subject to wave forces which cause it to undergo vertical, lateral and angular motions. The supply vessel must be maneuvered to maintain the landing site on the vessel within an area subtended by the boom for a cable extending from the offshore platform. During the transfer operation, the operator for the winch on the offshore platform attempts to control both the rate of closure by the carrier with the vessel and the touchdown site on the vessel through manipulation of the boom and the length of the winch cable. This traditional mode of carrier and/or personnel transfer is satisfactory during calm water and low


sea states, but degrades sufficiently as the seas and wind increase to cause a suspension to the transfer operation.
The operator for the winch on the offshore platform is located remotely from the scene of the carrier landing on the vessel. Therefore, the operator cannot adequately compensate for the vertical and lateral motions of the vessel below the platform, particularly when the vessel is subject to increased wave forces degrading the ship's maneuvering capability, thus lessening control of the landing site. Attempts have been made in the past to compensate for the inability of an operator for a winch on a platform to compensate for the vertical and lateral motions of a vessel during a transfer operation through the use of a tether line coupled between the vessel andPassengers on an international flight to Sydney Airport and a train to Sydney's south-west have been warned to look out for measles symptoms, after a man was diagnosed with the highly-contagious condition.

The man in his 40s was returning from Bangladesh on Cathay Pacific flight CX139 on Tuesday May 28. The plane landed at Sydney T1 International Terminal at 7.40pm.

The man travelled on a Cathay Pacific flight to Sydney form Bangladesh.

He travelled by train from the airport on the Macarthur line, departing at 9.11pm and arriving at Leumeah at 9.58pm.

People who travelled on the same plane and train, and those in the international terminal - (including the baggage carousel, customs, and arrivals areas) between 7:40pm and 9:30pm should be alert for signs and symptoms of measles until June 20,


periodic physical and mental examinations of teachers by directive of the Board of Education (hereinafter "Board"), and other physical *1097 and mental examinations when, in the judgment of the Board, the teacher exhibits deviation from normal physical or mental health. At oral argument the parties agreed that the matter should be decided by this court upon cross-motions for summary judgment, in that there is no material dispute of fact.
This action was instituted by a tenured teacher employed by the Asbury Park Board of Education, Fred J. Hoffman, two officers and a special consultant of the Asbury Park Teachers' Association, and a field representative of the New Jersey Education Association. Defendants are the Superintendent of Schools in the City of Asbury Park, the Secretary to the Board of Education,representative of the New Jersey Education Association, wrote on Hoffman's behalf to the Board Secretary lodging an objection to the directive on the basis that it was issued without sufficient justification and specificity. He further requested that a meeting be scheduled which would more fully apprise Hoffman of the reasons why he was to submit to an examination.
By letter of January 27, 1974 the Board of Education attorney advised the field representative that the Board *1098 would conduct a private hearing in which Hoffman could be accompanied by a representative. The meeting occurred on February 5, 1975 without the presence of Mr. Hoffman, who had refused to participate in the meeting unless he could be accompanied by the remaining plaintiffs. As a result of this meeting, a letter


are to take, leaving several options available. The court there recognized that it was constitutionally proper for the state to retain the current psychiatric examination and hold an adversary *1099 hearing after its completion, allowing its introduction as evidence at that proceeding. 355 F.Supp. at 773, n. 38. (Emphasis added).
In Lombard, supra, plaintiff was a non-tenured teacher who was directed by his principal to submit to a medical examination to determine his fitness to teach. Upon examination by two staff physicians of the Board of Education that he was suffering from an "emotional upset", Lombard was given an involuntary leave of absence. His assertion of a denial of due process challenged the action of the Board in terminating him without first having given him written reasons supporting thatThe July issue of Kadokawa 's Gundam Ace magazine revealed on Saturday that Koichi Tokita will launch a new manga for his New Mobile Report Gundam W Dual Story: G-UNIT manga series tentatively titled Shin Kidō Senki Gundam W G-Unit in the magazine's next issue on June 26. Tokita posted an announcement for the manga on Twitter on Saturday.

Tokyopop released all three volumes of Tokita's original manga in English with the title Mobile Suit Gundam Wing : The Last Outpost , and it describes the story:

AC 195. Earth and its surrounding colonies were fighting the bloodiest war mankind had ever known. But on the remote asteroid colony MO-V, life carried on as normal. It wasn't long, however, before OZ agents came to enlist the colony in the battle


for independence from Earth rule. Now the once neutral colony not only finds itself lending resources to OZ, but they are under attack by a mysterious group who call themselves the Stardust Knights. When Odel Bernett, the colony's top pilot, is shot down in combat, his younger brother, Odin, must don the experimental new MS, the G-Unit, and fight to defend his home.

The manga is a spinoff of the Mobile Suit Gundam Wing anime. The manga ran in Kodansha 's Comic BomBom magazine from 1997 to 1998. Tokita has also drawn the Mobile Suit Gundam Wing , Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Battlefield of Pacifists , and Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz manga, among many other manga in the Gundam franchise.also questioned the legitimacy of the video as "scripted" and others call it a "social experiment". Geisler issued a statement on the following day saying that the video was "taken out of context" and that whatever the intention of the uploader was, it was "meant to exploit his already damaged reputation". Geisler further said he will consult his lawyers what legal action to take on the video uploader.

On May 18, Verzosa said that he and Geisler have talked to each other over the matter. Verzosa revealed that the video they were shooting was focused on Republic Act No. 9262, a law to counter violence against women and children with Geisler's previous court cases involving women as its inspiration. Verzosa added that the reason behind for uploading the


CREATIVE CONTROL

A new national cultural district is being carved into Kuwait's urban landscape as Amiri Diwan projects move ahead on schedule along Kuwait's Gulf coast.

More often than not, the pace of construction of infrastructure and construction projects in Kuwait is directly related to the speed of government procedures and approvals. It is no secret or surprise that projects commissioned by HH the Amir and his cabinet, the Amiri Diwan, on behalf of the government, are expedited and reach completion faster than others in Kuwait. At unprecedented speed by Kuwaiti standards, the Amiri Diwan Cultural Centers are being built across Kuwait, breeding anticipation and curiosity about these new icons of the country's cultural district.

SSH Design, the longest-running architectural engineering firm in Kuwait and third out of the top 10architectural firms in the Middle East, has designed and is monitoring the construction of Kuwait's national cultural district.

Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center

At a cost of about $976 million, the construction of the Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmed Cultural Center is a megaproject currently underway on Kuwait's Gulf coast. The cultural center will contain nine theaters and eight indoor amphitheaters and one outdoor amphitheater, the largest of which will be able to seat up to 2,000 people. The theaters will be a combination of concert, conference, and exhibition halls, and will also include a national library to house historical documents.

Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Center

Coupled with the Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center, this facility will form the main part of Kuwait's new museum district in which six primary


buildings will be the outstanding highlight. A natural history museum will feature wildlife and biodiversity, Arabian wildlife, artifacts from prehistory, and environmental exhibits. A science museum will also showcase an experimental atrium, and house sections on technology and transport, health and medicine, as well as the human body and mind. There will be a museum of Islamic history and a space museum that will feature astronomy exhibits, among others. Finally, a fine arts center and theater will play host to premier shows, world-class acts, displays, and events, and these are set to become hubs for art and culture for locals and visitors alike. Traditional Kuwaiti architectural elements along with contemporary and modern designs will lend a distinctly local atmosphere to the area.

Al Salam Palace

Situated beside the Sheikh JaberAl Ahmad Cultural Centre, the final piece of Kuwait's new cultural landscape is the Al Salam Palace. First constructed in the 1960s to house visiting heads of state and foreign dignitaries, the Al Salam Palace is being restored and refurbished, in a modernization effort that is breathing life into the district again. Plans for the palace include a visitor center, a museum, and a palace garden. The museum section will focus on the 15 rulers of Kuwait who have led the country since its foundation, and these exhibits will be displayed in galleries and the nine palace rooms of the complex.

The aim of the new cultural district is to attract not only local visitors and tourists from abroad, but also world-leading musicians, performers, academics, and business leaders to


Brian Turner

Chief financial officer, Coinstar Inc.

Brian joined Coinstar in June 2003 as chief financial officer. His background includes a wealth of strategic, operational, finance and accounting experience. Prior to joining Coinstar, Brian was senior vice president of operations, chief financial officer and treasurer of RealNetworks Inc. Brian was also president and chief operating officer of BSQUARE Corporation, a software company, where he oversaw all foreign operations and managed all facets of the company’s initial public offering, and prior to that served as chief financial officer and vice president of administration of Radisys Corp., an embedded software company. Brian also had a 13-year tenure at Price Waterhouse.

Randolph-Macon College, a small private liberal arts school near Richmond, has been tossed into the national political spotlight as home to both candidatesTreviso have some chances to qualify for the first time to the quarterfinals: basically they must win in Grenoble (obviously) while hoping that Agen defeat Harlequins (quite hard to see) or that Bordeaux defeat Connacht (not so impossible).Agen and Bordeaux will play at home but they are both already out.There are other options for Treviso, but even less unlikely

Also Zebre are still theoretically running for the qualification, but they should hope that Bristol lost at home by Enisei after having won in Russia 11 tries to zero two days ago.

A word about spectators: according to EPCR there were 100 spectators in Sochi for the Enisei's match and 400 in Tbilisi for the Locomotive's match (but they seemed even less from the cameras). I mean, this can't help the


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John D. Arwood is President of Arwood Waste, a local waste disposal and demolition company in Jacksonville, FL and Arwood Waste National, a nationwide waste management and portable sanitation provider. Getting his start at a young age collecting, reusing, and recycling glass bottles, scrap metals and wood while working alongside his father, John Arwood learned the foundations that have led to over 30 years of success in the waste disposal and sanitation industry. Arwood has always been a forward thinker, an innovator, an entrepreneur who cares about the environment and the people around him.

In 1978, Arwood was at workwith his father, John C. Arwood, at a steel tank manufacturing factory when he realized that much of the scrap metal laying around as trash could be cleaned up and reused. With permission, he started collecting the small pieces in five gallon buckets to take home, clean, and sell back to be used again. Experiencing success through hard work to accomplish a unique vision sparked something in John Arwood that would drive him from that point forward.

He continued to expand his business into collecting used glass and plastic bottles to sell or barter for re-use and in 1984 landed his first large customer hauling construction waste for a major residential construction company in Jacksonville, Florida. What set him apart from others in his industry at the time was


his extra concern for quality and service. When he was finished with a residential clean up job, he would rake the yard and do all he could to leave the site better than when he arrived. He purchased his first roll off garbage truck in 1988 and along with his father continued their business expansion through residential and commercial waste management services. Keeping with his strong belief in reusable waste, many of his advertising signs were made with repurposed wood and paint he had collected.

Arwood has built his life and business on the foundation of hard work, biblical principles, honesty, and humility. This is a foundation he attributes directly to his father, who is an American Indian, and to his family upbringing. As a result he is knownas a dependable, plain spoken guy, whose innovative ideas have driven positive change within the industry.

In 1997, seeing the potential of the internet as a tool for future business growth, Arwood launched his company's first website. In 2004 he began establishing a nationwide network of waste management and portable sanitation companies underArwood Waste National. Today he oversees locally delivered waste disposal, demolition, portable sanitation, and storage rental services across the United States.

Caring for his community has always been a priority for John D. Arwood. Through personally funded and inspired initiatives like National Garbage Man Day, Space Waste Solutions, and The Recycle Guide, he continues to seek opportunities to raise awareness and educate about the waste management industry, garbage workers, and environmental conservation. In 2014 alone, National Garbage Man


Day received recognition and proclamations from hundreds of state governors, mayors, and city councils across the United States. For Arwood, his joy comes from seeing more and more garbage collectors celebrated and appreciated in their communities for the hard work they daily accomplish. Continuing to look forward at ways to solve future waste management needs, John D. Arwood has launched Space Waste Solutions to explore potential solutions to the growing problem of orbiting space trash around the Earth.

Admittedly, Arwood agrees that running a waste management company is one of the most challenging jobs in America. Managing their unique personnel, dealing with the many job hazards of handling trash everyday, and serving such a wide customer base regularly presents issues that would make a hilarious reality television show butrelease, A Clockwork Orange tells the story of Alex and his thug friends, as they go around terrorizing strangers and committing acts of ultra-violence in a dystopian London.

Titled “The Droogs,” a Nadsat term meaning friend, as coined by the original book’s author, Anthony Burgess, the collection considered the darker side of life. In an interview, Takahashi recounted first seeing the film in high school: “It was really shocking. The story of violence, sex, the youth, really everything together – I was inspired. Of course, I’m anti-violence.”

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One of the movies to define the Golden Age of Hollywood, The Wizard of Oz has been honored time and time again, but who would have thought Jun Takahashi was a fan? References to


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On Central Avenue they came to a small inexpensive hotel, the Atlantic House. As they had done at all the other hotels, they asked the clerk if they could see his registration book.They turned first to Friday, September 28, 1894, the day that Holmes, while already in possession of Alice, had picked up Nellie and Howard from their St. Louis home.

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Watch: Kanye West Rants About Celebrity Culture, "Saturday Night Live" at Surprise Show

At this point it almost feels unfair to continue pegging Kanye West to the word "rant" but, well... it's the best way to describe what he's made a habit of doing. His surprise show at Roseland Ballroom last night as part of Adult Swim's Upfront event last night was no exception.

MissInfo points to more footage from the show, including a classically Kanye-like stream-of-consciousness tirade about celebrity culture and his role of deity/demon in the media.

"I'm a terrible, terrible, terrible celebrity," he said, half-singing about himself as a martyr. "I'm the worst kind of celebrity, because all I do is make real music." He went on to address the paparazzi, less than a week after he wasMake room for Eric Cooper in the annals of unprofessional ump behavior.

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This foofaraw started earlier in the inning, when A.J. Burnett appeared to strike out Jon Jay on a breaking ball that struck his foot. (If you swing and miss and are hit by a pitch, it's a strike.) Cooper ruled that the ball hit the dirt, so Jay was allowed to take first on a dropped third strike. As the Pirates argued, Jay scampered all the way to second.

On the first pitch to the next batter, Burnett thought he had clipped the outside of the plate, but Cooper called it a ball. Burnett


raised his arms and said something, and Cooper immediately began striding toward the mound, jawing at Burnett before Russell Martin planted himself in front of the umpire.

Burnett's temper is legendary. Cooper's got one of his own, with an ejection rate well above the major league average. But passions cooled, the Pirates got out of the inning, and went on to sweep the doubleheader and the series, taking over first place in the NL Central. We eagerly await our lip reader's take on this showdown.

Oh, and Cooper wasn't the only person in the ballpark feeling confrontational. Via Beer Mug Sports:

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emerging markets,” said Paul Rawkins, director in Fitch's Sovereign Group London.

Emerging markets registered the most negative, as well as positive, movements on the year, recording 11 downgrades, while simultaneously accounting for the two sovereign upgrades in 2009. Developed market sovereigns observed a total of three downgrades with no upgrades on the year.

On a regional basis, similar to 2008 results, emerging Europe accounted for the bulk of rating actions year over year, with a total of seven, including six downgrades and one upgrade. Among those negative actions, the coordinated downgrades of the Baltic States Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania were a consequence of contracting economic growth and reliance on external funding within each individual state, as well as reflecting their economic interdependence.

“Despite the unprecedented global recession, there were no Fitch-ratedsovereign issuer defaults in 2009,” said Charlotte Needham, director in Fitch's Credit Market Research Group.

However, there has already been a sovereign default event with Jamaica’s distressed debt exchange in February.

Given the fragility of the global economic recovery and the potential for renewed bouts of extreme volatility in financial markets, the risk of negative surprises cannot be discounted. Political shocks could also impinge on macro-financial stability as more indebted sovereigns face up to the challenge of fiscal consolidation.

In its March 16 report, Fitch noted that the financial-banking industry had suffered the most downgrades by the rating agency, namely 356, against only 48 upgrades. In the industrial sector, Fitch had lowered ratings in case of 235 companies and raised in 67. The insurance market had seen 74 downgrades and no


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More changes could be coming very soon for the Arkansas coaching staff.

According to a report from Sports Talk with Bo Mattingly, former UConn head coach Bob Diaco has interviewed for the open defensive coordinator position and is a candidate.

Diaco, who has experience with the 3-4 defense (which coach Bret Bielema plans to use moving forward), was defensive coordinator at Notre Dame from 2010-13 and won the Broyles Award for nation’s best assistant in 2012.

The report also indicates that defensive backs coach Paul Rhoades is expected to be “at least” co-defensive coordinator in 2017.

Additionally, offensive coordinator Dan Enos has reportedly received interest from both NFL teams and other colleges. His departure would be a tremendous loss for the program, but if Enos were to leave, Sports Talk has receivedGerman authorities announced that amidst the revelry of Carnival Monday across the country, the creators of at least two parade floats were under investigation for inciting racial hatred. While past celebrations have seen floats take on politically tense themes, criticism of Berlin's handling of the migrant crisis may have crossed the line this year.

One of the incidents under police inquiry occurred in the Bavarian town of Steinkirchen by Pfaffenhohen on Sunday. Some 500 townspeople who gathered for the annual Carnival parade were treated to the scene of an army tank, bearing a black cross reminiscent of Nazi symbolism and bearing the words "Asylum Defense Force."

Parade organizers in Steinkirchen however, insisted that the float was tongue in cheek and that refugees had even taken part in the celebrations. However,


the organizers in Mainz and Düsseldorf decided to call off the parade.

2016 Carnival: Gone with the wind in Düsseldorf, Mainz Satirical themes In Düsseldorf, some of the floats were parked on public squares. Passersby could then at least see how Chancellor Angela Merkel is depicted as washed away by a "wave of refugees."

2016 Carnival: Gone with the wind in Düsseldorf, Mainz From blue to 'brown' The float builders in Düsseldorf lived up to their reputation for not shying away from politically explosive subjects. This float describes the way the Alternative for Germany party has moved toward the political right; the color brown is often used in Germany to symbolize Nazism.

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Photo by Steve Stephenson Fruiting bodies of a myxomycete (small round white structures) on the decaying remains of a cactus-like plant. Photos by Steve Stephenson, University of Arkansas

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – An international group of scientists, led by University of Arkansas mycologist Steve Stephenson, discovered the first specimens of slime molds from the Namib Desert in southern Africa.

“Myxomycetes, a fungus-like group of slime molds, are usually associated with moist habitats, but we managed to collect approximately 50 specimens representing the first records from Namibia and the largest series of specimens known from any desert in Africa,” Stephenson said.

Myxomycetes are not plants or animals but they share the characteristics of both. They feed on the microorganisms associated with dead plant material, especially bacteria


abundant but understudied organisms.

The team was based at the Gobabeb Training and Research Center, an internationally recognized center for dry-land training and research located in what is considered the oldest desert on Earth.

“Gobabeb is located at the intersection of tall red sand dunes with virtually no vegetation and gravel plains with only scattered plants,” Stephenson said. “The region receives only about an inch of rain each year.”

Accompanying Stephenson on the National Geographic Society-funded trip were Arturo Estrada-Torres from Mexico, Carlos Lado from Spain, Diana Wrigley de Basanta from the United Kingdom and Randy Darrah from the United States. Darrah is one of Stephenson’s former students.

Several years ago, the same team surveyed myxomycetes in the mountains of the south-central portion of Cuba, and Stephenson has collaborated with the threeforeign members of the group on surveys carried out in the deserts of Mexico, the Patagonia region of Argentina and the Andes Mountains of Peru.

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High-profile former Australian Rugby League international Israel Folau has signed a one-year contract to play Super Rugby for the Waratahs next season.

It will be the third code for Folau, who most recently played Australian Rules at the top level in the Australian Football League (AFL).

The announcement ends a month of intense speculation about the 23-year-old's future since he cut short his multi-million dollar, four-year deal with AFL club Greater Western Sydney Giants on November 1, citing a lack of passion.

Newspapers last month suggested Folau, who had a successful career with Melbourne Storm and the Brisbane Broncos and played in the 2008 Rugby League World Cup, would head overseas to play union in France.

But he opted for the Waratahs in theSuper Rugby series on a one-year contract.

"I'm really excited by this opportunity and looking forward to having a crack at union," he said in a statement, adding that he was impressed by Waratahs coach Michael Cheika.

"We talked about what he wants to do with the team, the style of rugby he wants to play and the quality of the squad that he has, with all the Wallabies guys. That's what got me interested."

Cheika said Folau, who is renowned for his prolific try-scoring, was the perfect fit for the club.

"He's a quality person. In the three or four times we've discussed rugby, he's shown me that his character is A1 and he'll fit exactly into the values we have here," he said.

Folau will be playing alongside Wallabies such as


Berrick Barnes, Adam Ashley-Cooper and Kane Douglas and the Australian Rugby Union suggested he could eventually join them in the national team, and even become an Olympian.

"Depending on his development as a rugby player, there is an opportunity for Folau to achieve higher honours, in Sevens as well as the 15-a-side game," said ARU acting chief executive Matt Carroll.

"Sevens is now an Olympic sport and we are keen to build depth and profile for the game in the lead-up to Rio in 2016."Know Your Neighbours – James S. Smiley

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James S. Smiley was born in Port Dalhousie on September 19th, 1884. His father had operated a boat works and James spent his early years finding adventures along the Twelve Mile Creek. His family lived on Queen Street (Dalhousie Avenue).

Smiley was well known for his excellent marksmanship with both revolver and rifle. In his early years he worked as a barber but left that profession when he began a tour of the continent giving displays of his marksmanship skills on the stage of many leading theatres in both Canada and the United States sponsored by small arms manufacturers.

After retiring from the stage, Smiley returned to Port Dalhousie at the start of WWI. Legend has it that Smiley


hid on Read Island and often dressed as a woman to avoid conscription. Eventually he operated a boat livery business. He also gave displays at the annual Henley Regattas by towing a large raft to the centre of the course and shooting at small silver balls that were thrown in the air. He was known for wearing high heeled boots, a Stetson hat and carrying six guns.

Smiley was sometimes asked to train police officers on how to shoot. With his rather rebellious behavior behind him, Smiley was a police constable in Port Dalhousie for a brief time and served as acting police chief for Port Dalhousie when the Chief was ill. It is not known if he ever held a fulltime position with the police department.

The people ofPort Dalhousie either loved or hated Smiley but most had a story or two about him that got passed down for generations.

On March 18, 1948 he died in a fire in his one-room house above the boat livery at the age of 63. There was a funeral at St. John’s Church which drew a full crowd. He was interred in St. Andrew’s Cemetery however, according to his obituary there is no visible grave marker. Years later a headstone was erected by Smiley’s grandson which reads:

Note: Sources documenting James Smiley’s birthdate do not agree. The most reliable source is the birth registration which states he was born on September 19, 1884. The new gravestone was erected with a birthdate reflective of one of the other sources.

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The “Chief” was a drinking buddy of my Dad’s. He came to our home frequently and would take off his gun belt throwing it into the corner of the kitchen floor. He would call my my mother “Blossom “ which she hated.
The night he died my father did not come home( not unusual) . When my mother heard the news the following morning, she feared my Dad was with him and I was kept home from school.
Later my Dad arrived. He had been with him earlier in the evening.
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At the Arch Street ferry dock, Long Island Sound lapped against the town's Parks and Recreation building, flooded the ticket booth on the dock and began to encroach the parking lot of the Delamar hotel across the harbor.

Bruce Park was closed by late morning as town crews erected sawhorses and signs to prohibit traffic entering the park. Entry also was prohibited to Grass Island and surrounding roads leading into the waterfront Belle Haven neighborhood.

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off-limits as well as the high tides flooded the parking lot with water coming up to the wall of the Byram Yacht and Boat Club.

And along South Water and Mill streets, the curious watched as boats docked on the Byram River at Catalano Brothers had risen to the level of the parking lot. The water swirled around the popular Sam's Place bar and restaurant just across the Mill Street bridge.

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Gonzalez said investigators were canvassing the area to identify any residents or businesses with surveillance cameras. No residents living near the industrial zone were injured.

Multiple efforts to reach family members of the victims were unsuccessful Saturday.

Hour after the shooting occurred, blood still stained the parking lot, and a pair of lights that were used for the video shoot were still standing. A bus shelter, nestled between the lot and the street that the assailants likely fired from, had four visible bullet holes. A nearby car was also struck.

The scene was otherwise quiet — save for an older group that arrived in the late-morning to pick


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Viewers of last night's Clemson-Florida State overtime thriller couldn't help but notice how often ESPN's broadcast on ABC showed suspended FSU quarterback Jameis Winston. Indeed, after every big play it felt like the cameras went to Winston to see the Heisman Trophy-winner's reaction. But how much of the broadcast was really dedicated to a player who would never appear in the game?

Five percent, it turns out. (Put another way, it means one of every 20 seconds of game broadcast was spent showing Winston; in total, the benched QB was onscreen for eight full minutes.) Game announcers Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit referred to Jameis Winston 60 times by name, and a total of 48 camera takes featuring Winston appeared in the broadcast.

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What you need to know about next generation star Maya Hawke, daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke Maya has already been cast in "Little Women" and "Stranger Things."

Maya Hawke is shaping up to be Hollywood's next "it girl," and she comes with a famous pedigree.

The daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, Maya just turned 20 but has already landed lead roles in the BBC's miniseries adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" and Season 3 of Netflix's "Stranger Things."

Now, according to Deadline, she's been tapped by director Quentin Tarantino to star in his next film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." Maya's mother was once a muse for the director, having starred in "Pulp Fiction" and his "Kill Bill" films. "Once Upon a Time," described asof my childhood, really allowed me to be vulnerable and unseen, and I’m very grateful for that."

She dropped out of Juilliard

Hawke was already planning to follow in her parents' footsteps when she got the leading role as Jo March in "Little Women." Taking the role meant quitting Juilliard. "I really struggled with that because I believe in education, that you’re making an investment in your 40-year-old self, in the longevity of your career," she told Vogue.

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What makes being cast as Jo March especially impressive is that it was Hawke's first film role. She starred alongside "Big Little Lies" star Kathryn Newton, Willa Fitzgerald and Annes Elwy in the BBC three-part series, which also aired on PBS this past May. Interestingly, Hawke's role as Jo was once made


famous on the big screen by Winona Ryder, who starred opposite Hawke's dad in 1994's "Reality Bites."

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Speaking of Ryder, Hawke will join her and the other "Stranger Things" cast members when Season 3 drops in summer 2019. According to Deadline, Hawke's character is described as an "alternative girl who is equal parts sharp and playful."

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A Tennessee state House committee on Wednesday refused to vote on a resolution to denounce neo-Nazism, white nationalism and the alt-right as terrorist organizations.

State Rep. John Ray Clemmons (D) sponsored the resolution which went beyond condemning the movement, without naming specific groups, using "terrorism" language. It also called on law enforcement to pursue the "criminal elements" within them “with the same fervor used to protect the United States from other manifestations of terrorism."

The resolution did not get a second motion to proceed with debate during a meeting of the House State Government Committee, which means it will not make it to a vote by the full legislature. It was introduced by the committee's sole Democrat and did not have support from the Republicans.

Clemmons told the Tennessean that


It is the closest we may ever get to being face to face with a T. rex.

The American Museum of Natural History has unveiled a new exhibition showing the giant through its life with a series of models it boasts are 'the most accurate ever created'.

They range from a fluffy hatchling to a gigantic 43-foot-long model of the full grown killer - complete with feathers and 'useless' arms.

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The life-sized models now on display at the American Museum of Natural History are believed to be the most scientifically accurate representation of T. rex to date, and the Museum's model-makers worked with experts around the world to create them

HOW THE T. REX BECAME A GIANT The T. rex grew astonishingly quickly. T. rex reached full size byits early 20s—about as fast as a human does—but it put on much more weight in that time, gaining up to 140 pounds (65 kg) per month. It transforms from a vulnerable hatchling with a more than 60 percent chance of succumbing to predators, accidents, disease, and failure to find food in its first year of life, to a gargantuan predator at the top of the food chain. Advertisement

The museum created the models as part of T. rex: The Ultimate Predator, a major new exhibition opening to the public on Friday, and the first exhibit of the museum's 150th anniversary celebration.

The first T. rex skeleton was discovered in 1902 by the Museum's legendary paleontologist and fossil hunter, Barnum Brown, and the Museum boasts one of the few original


specimens of T. rex on public display.

'Dinosaurs, and Tyrannosaurus rex in particular, are such an important and iconic part of the Museum and have been throughout our history,' said Ellen V. Futter, President of the American Museum of Natural History.

'So it seems fitting to launch the Museum's 150th Anniversary celebrations with a major new exhibition on the ever-intriguing King of Dinosaurs.'

The life-sized models are believed to be the most scientifically accurate representation of T. rex to date, and the Museum's model-makers worked with experts around the world to create them.

They include the latest scientific theories on the megakillers.

For instance, the massive life-sized model of a T. rex has patches of feathers, and arms that are far smaller than other models.

The American Museum of Natural History has unveiled awhich although not yet the 'king' it would become in adulthood, would have weighed about five times more than a four-year-old boy and was as large as any other predatory dinosaur in its habitat.

The first T. rex skeleton was discovered in 1902 by the Museum's legendary paleontologist and fossil hunter, Barnum Brown, and the Museum boasts one of the few original specimens of T. rex on public display

The new research shows that a T. rex could bite with about 7,800 pounds of force—equivalent to the weight of three cars. Gregory Erickson, a paleontologist with FSU who also worked on the exhibit, said he believed the animal's tiny arms are simply remnants of its evolutionary past

Fully covered in feathers for warmth and camouflage, this juvenile T. rex had relatively


networks add at least theoretical faster data-transfer speeds. At the CES show this week, many demonstrations feature video chat--including Google's upcoming Honeycomb version of Android with the feature apparently built in.

Apple's newer version of iOS also enables video chat, though Qik doesn't have an app for that platform. So although Skype has power and a strong subscriber base, it also has big competitors.

The acquisition also has ramifications for Skype's technology assets and for moving beyond just communications.

"The acquisition of Qik helps accelerate Skype's leadership in video by adding recording, sharing, and storing capabilities to Skype's product portfolio. Through this acquisition, Skype will also be able to leverage the engineering expertise that is behind Qik's Smart Streaming technology, which optimizes video transmission over wireless networks," the companies said.

About thehow the dinosaur might have looked. It very likely did not look like an owl of any sort.

The landmass of Gondwana began to separate during the Jurassic, as East Gondwana broke away and headed south. This included Madagascar, India, Australia and Antarctica. As the world entered the Cretaceous Period, Antarctica was very much situated at or near the South Pole. But at least during a major part of this period, there were no polar ice caps anywhere on Earth. And forests penetrated all the way to the South Pole. The plant-eating dinosaurs Antarctopelta and Trinisaura have both been found in Cretaceous rocks in Antarctica.


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Blue Marlin caught with a speargun by Joel Smith (left), said to weigh in at 413 lbs. Photo courtesy Joel Smith

Joel Smith, 33, a doorman at the Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel in Downtown San Diego, who is 5-foot-8, 170 pounds, speared a 413-pound, 12-foot blue marlin. He was diving under a kelp paddy while diving an estimated 25 miles west of San Diego. Smith did this on Sept. 2, but kept it quiet because he feared negative reaction. He was interviewed Sunday on veteran outdoor radio host Phil Friedman’s show, and a friend of


As a nationwide prison strike demanding an end to brutal conditions and slave labor continues into its second week, inmates and advocates are accusing prison officials of retaliating against participants in the non-violent action by revoking communication privileges and subjecting demonstrators to solitary confinement.

"Prisoners are facing repression right now as we speak and it is our duty on the outside to do whatever we can to shield them from that violence of the state."

—Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee

"The retaliation and repression was instantaneous and constant," Brooke Terpstra, a spokesperson for the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee—a coalition of groups that is helping to publicize the strike—told the Guardian. "Leaders were picked off, one by one, and thrown into solitary in anticipation of the strike that was coming."

In an op-ed forthe Guardian last week, Kevin Rashid Johnson—a Virginia prison strike leader who is among those claiming retaliation by officials—noted that he "was moved to Sussex state prison in Waverly, Virginia, and placed in a cell in death row."

"I have never been sentenced to the death penalty, so there can be only one reason they have put me here—to shut me up and prevent me fraternizing with other prisoners as they fear I will radicalize them and encourage them to resist their oppression," Johnson wrote.

The strike—which is reportedly taking place in as many as 17 states, and is set to continue through Sept. 9—has consisted of hunger strikes, work stoppages, and sit-ins aimed at calling attention to the horrific treatment of inmates throughout the United States.

In a statement earlier


pedophiles access to be around women and girls:

Court documents reveal that one woman awoke to find Hambrook assaulting her on her bed.

“Her tights had been pulled down past her bottom and her bathing suit had been pulled to the side. She yelled at the accused, demanding to know what he was doing. He simply covered his face with his hands, said ‘Oops!’ and started giggling.”

Evidence was also presented of Hambrook terrorizing a deaf woman living in the shelter. “The accused grabbed the complainant’s hand and forcibly placed it on his crotch area while his penis was erect.” She also reported that Hambrook peered through a gap between the door and its frame to watch her while she showered.

The Toronto Sun reports that Hambrook was a former stripper andthe very practical study of the souring of wine, engaged by the vintners, when he came upon the fundamental notion of microscopic life — bacteria — responsible for many human ills, leading, through his work, to the cure of many of the diseases plaguing mankind. Pasteur had already made his name as an academic scientist which laid the foundation for his seminal discovery. It was Pasteur who said “Opportunity favors the prepared mind,” an apt summation of the connections between education, knowledge and innovation.

Our lives are full of innovations developed from discoveries in basic science. Indeed, Margaret Thatcher — not exactly a fan of academic science — is famously quoted as saying in 1988 that the value of the work of Michael Faraday (1791-1867) — father of electromagnetism


— “must today be higher than the capitalization of all the shares on the Stock Exchange.”

More recently, in the mid-twentieth century, are innovations whose origins are, in fact, clearly and firmly grounded in fundamental science, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which combines the deep understanding of atomic physics, electromagnetism and electromagnetic waves, higher mathematics and computation. The genius of the inventors, Paul Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield, was the way in which this disparate knowledge was combined in pursuit of a new tool for imaging the human body.

Thus, while innovation can take place in many ways, and although there are exceptions — Thomas Edison and Steve Jobs — it is likely to be accomplished by people who have the benefit of a rigorous scientific or technological education, whoIllinois Institute of Technology. He earned his Ph.D. and M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania and B.A. and M.A. from Oxford University, and has been a senior physicist with Argonne National Laboratory and vice provost at the University of Illinois at Chicago. IIT’s new Innovation Center is scheduled to begin construction in May 2015 and open in May 2017.


Special report: The Arctic
.The melting north.The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet, says James Astill. The retreating ice offers access to precious minerals and new sea lanes—but also carries grave dangers.Jun 16th 2012

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STANDING ON THE Greenland ice cap, it is obvious why restless modern man so reveres wild places.Everywhere you look, ice draws the eye, squeezed and chiselled by a unique coincidence of forces. Gormenghastian ice ridges, silver and lapis blue, ice mounds and other frozen contortions are minutely observable in the clear Arctic air. The great glaciers impose order on the icy sprawl, flowing down to a semi-frozen sea.

The ice cap is still, frozen in perturbation.There is not a breath of wind, no engine’s sound, no bird’s cry, no hubbub atall. Instead of noise, there is its absence. You feel it as a pressure behind the temples and, if you listen hard, as a phantom roar. For generations of frosty-whiskered European explorers, and still today, the ice sheet is synonymous with the power of nature.

The Arctic is one of the world’s least explored and last wild places.Even the names of its seas and rivers are unfamiliar, though many are vast. Siberia’s Yenisey and Lena each carries more water to the sea than the Mississippi or the Nile. Greenland, the world’s biggest island, is six times the size of Germany. Yet it has a population of just 57,000, mostlyInuit scattered in tiny coastal settlements. In the whole of the Arctic—roughly defined as the Arctic Circle and a narrow margin


summer has shrunk by almost a fifthsince 1966. But it is the Arctic Ocean that is most changed. In the 1970s, 80s and 90s the minimum extent of polar pack ice fell by around8%per decade. Then, in 2007, the sea ice crashed, melting to a summer minimum of 4.3m sq km (1.7m square miles), close to half the average for the 1960s and 24%below the previous minimum, set in 2005. This left the north-west passage, a sea lane through Canada’s36,000-island Arctic Archipelago, ice-free for the first time in memory.

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Scientists, scrambling to explain this, found that in 2007every natural variation, including warm weather, clear skies and warm currents, had lined up to reinforce the seasonal melt.But last year there was no such remarkable coincidence: it was as normal asthe lofty mountain ranges of Europe, Asia and America that help mix warm and cold fronts, much as boulders churn water in a stream. Antarctica, surrounded by the vast southern seas, is subject to much less atmospheric mixing.

.The land masses that encircle the Arctic also prevent the polar oceans revolving around it as they do around Antarctica.Instead they surge, north-south, between the Arctic land masses in a gigantic exchange of cold and warm water: the Pacific pours through the Bering Strait, between Siberia and Alaska, and the Atlantic through the Fram Strait, between Greenland and Norway’s Svalbard archipelago.

That keeps the average annual temperature for the high Arctic (the northernmost fringes of land and the sea beyond) at a relatively sultry-15°C; much of the rest is close to melting-point


between Russia and America, was the likeliest theatre for a nuclear war, and some see potential for fresh conflict in its opening. Russia and Canada, the twobiggest Arctic countries by area, have encouraged this fear: the Arctic stirs fiercenationalist sentiment in both.

.With a new regard to their northern areas, some of the eightArctic countries are, in a modest way, remilitarising them. Norwayshifted its military commandcentre to the Arctic town of Reitan in 2009. Russia is replacing and upgrading its sixnuclear icebreakers, a piece of civilian infrastructure with implications for security too. Yet this special report will suggest that warnings about Arctic conflict are, like the climate, overcooked.

.The Arctic is no terra nullius.Unlike Antarctica, which is governed by an international treaty, most of it is demarcated. Of half adozenterritorial disputes in the region, the biggest is probably between the United States and Canada, over the status of the north-west passage. Those twocountries will not go to war. And the majority of Arctic countries are members of NATO.

.Yet the melting Arctic will have geostrategic consequences beyond helping a bunch of resource-fattened countries to get fatter.An obvious one is the potentially disruptive effect of new trade routes. Sailing along the coast of Siberia by the north-east passage, or Northern Sea Route (NSR), as Russians and mariners call it, cuts the distance between western Europe and east Asia by roughly a third. The passage is now open for four or five months a year and is getting more traffic. In 2010 only fourships used the NSR; last year34did, in


the medieval empire of Charlemagne, focused on France, Germany, the Benelux countries and northern Italy, which some see as a model for a slimmed-down Europe

“Let Europe be whole and free.”

George Bush senior, the former US president, made the above remark in the German city of Mainz in May1989 as the cold war melted away, permitting democracy and national sovereignty to replace Soviet-imposed communism in central and eastern Europe.Twenty-three yearslater, as Spain becomes the fourth eurozone economy in two years to request an international financialrescue, the dream of a united Europe exists, much dimmed, next to a nightmare scarcely conceivable in 1989: a continent torn asunder by an ever expandingsovereign debt and banking crisis.

To a certain extent, Mr Bush’s vision of a community of free European nations came truea model of competent economic policy management and as a model of enlightened regional integration,” says Michael Emerson of the Brussels-based Centre for European Policy Studies think-tank.

Despite the emergence of regional trade and economic blocs in Africa, the Americas and Asia, no region in the world has attempted to pool national sovereignties in as ambitious a fashion as the EU has done.No region identifies itself so closely with the ideals of a rules-based international order and an emphasis on trade, aid and “soft power” as opposed to military force. The collapse of its grand experiment – a form of peaceful co-operation that limits the powers of nation-states but does not extinguish national identities – would serve as a cautionary tale for political leaders in other continents.

The launch of


politicalparties fired by economic populism and xenophobia. Mainstream politicians, seeking to shore up their support, borrow the intemperate language of their upstart opponents.

In most states, the general publiccontinues to imagine politics in national rather than pan-European terms. The democratic distance between EU institutions and voters has never been greater. The crisisthreatens to unstitch the fabric of integration by focusing the frustrations of northern and western voters – Dutch, French and Germans – on poorer southern and eastern neighbours – Greeks, Poles and Romanians.

In economic terms certain countries control their destinies even less securely than they didduring Mr Bush’s 1989-93 presidency.Greece, Ireland and Portugallabour under strict foreign supervision, exacted as the price for multibillion-euro financial rescues.Spain and Italypursue austerity programmes, drawnup partly under external pressure, that crush economic growththe European Central Bank, and budgetary supervision increasingly in the hands of unelected authorities in Brussels, influence over economic policy making has drifted away from national legislatures and voters.

The steady transfer of powers to the European parliament has failed to compensate: the legislaturelacks the full range of powers found in traditional parliaments and its remoteness from citizens is reflected in turnouts that have fallen at every vote since direct elections to the assembly began in 1979.

The Germans contend that stronger democratic controls should promote closer union.They are not proposing a a European superstate. Instead, a set of proposals endorsed last November by a congress of the ruling Christian Democratic Union shows how the country’s leaders imagine a future political union.

The CDU wants the president of the European Commission,


Injury accident leads to Leandra's Law arrest

A Lockport woman has been charged with violating Leandra's Law after an accident Friday evening.

Andrea Lang was driving westbound on Robinson Road when she crossed the yellow line, striking and eastbound vehicle. She had a 5-year-old passenger in her car. Lang and the child escaped without injury. The driver of the other car was transported to ECMC for treatment.

Andrea Lang

Credit Niagara County Sheriff's Office / WBFO

The 34-year-old Lang failed field sobriety tests and is being held in the Niagara County Jail.First Collected and Arranged: With Memories of His Early Life.  Edited by Marshall. London: J. Johnson, and Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, 1806.
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McCain, wife Cindy, and Joe Lieberman visited the Basilica of the Our Lady of Guadalupe Thursday.

MEXICO CITY (CNN) - News conferences, like baseball games, can sometimes be plagued by rain delays. Just ask John McCain.

The Republican presidential candidate had to stop a session with reporters in Mexico City Thursday afternoon as heavy rain fell at the Ixtapalapa police station. McCain made faces as joked about the weather during the interruption. Reporters then had to gather at the edge of the podium at McCain's feet to hear as his words competed with rain echoing off the metal roof.

Asked if this was the oddest news conference he ever held, McCain said "Certainly the most unusual." He joked that the rain was a result of his visit to the Basilica ofthe Our Lady of Guadalupe earlier on the day, and he had noted earlier rain is good luck in his home state of Arizona.

Rain issues resolved, McCain discussed the shake-up at the top of his presidential campaign. He called the moves "a natural evolution of our campaign as we become more and more of a nationwide campaign, with increased staff and increased responsibilities."

The Arizona senator called his three-day Latin American swing an excellent visit, saying he is encouraged by U.S. relations with Colombia and Mexico as he was relations with Canada during his visit to that nation last month.

McCain returns to the United States Thursday night, and spends the holiday weekend with his family at their ranch in Sedona, Arizona.

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RJB

Why don't they just keep him there with


an audience.

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RJ, CA

Loved the bumper sticker I saw yesterday:

ANNOY THE LIBERALS
Work - Succeed - Be Happy!

July 3, 2008 07:58 pm at 7:58 pm |

Lexa

It seems that the general election is a 'mere' 4 months away – to say that anyone is a clear winner at this point is ludicrous. McCain has his opinions – longer war presence in Iraq, Bush-like economic package, and a reputation as someone who works both sides of the House. Obama has his opinions - better health care for Americans, shorter American presence in Iraq, an economic plan to pull the country up by its bootstraps, and a plan to improve diplomatic relations between the US, and the rest of the world. It will be funto registered authors in advance of the conference.

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Angel soars into Oscar race

by Annika Pham

23/09/2010

The Norwegian Oscar committee has chosen Margreth Olin’s debut film The Angel[+see also: trailerfilm profile] (Engelen) as this year’s entry in the race for Best Foreign language Film at the Academy Awards.

Maria Bonnevie, who gave an outstanding performance in the film as a drug-addicted mother who cannot keep custody of her child, won Best Actress at Tallinn last December while the film picked up the Audience Award at the latest Göteborg International Film Festival.

Released last October in Norway, the film produced by Speranza Film sold over 100,000 tickets. TrustNordisk handles world sales.

Last year’s Norwegian Oscar entry was Max Manus[+see also: trailerfilm profile] and the last time Norway was nominated in the Best Foreign Language Film category was in 2001 for Elling[+see also:up, so think of all that you can read without stopping! You can read the comic and all the assorted extras at the main site, though I still prefer reading at the Tumblr.

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Cleon ( ? 422Famously indestructible, a fruitcake has withstood a century in the coldest, windiest, and driest place on Earth.

Wrapped in paper and the remains of a tin, the fruitcake is in "excellent condition," according to the trust, and looks and smells almost edible.

British explorer Robert Falcon Scott likely brought the cake, made by the British biscuit company Huntley & Palmers, to Antarctica during their 1910-1913 Terra Nova expedition. (See photos: "Antarctic 'Time Capsule' Hut Revealed.")

The expedition's Northern Party took shelter in the Cape Adare hut, which had been built by Norwegian Carsten Borchgrevink’s team in 1899—and left the fruitcake behind. A team has been excavating artifacts in the hut since 2016.

"Fruitcake was a popular item in English society at the time, and it remains popular today," Lizzie Meek, conservation manager


for artifacts at the trust, says via email.

"Living and working in Antarctica tends to lead to a craving for high-fat, high-sugar food, and fruitcake fits the bill nicely, not to mention going very well with a cup of tea." (See "Opinion: 6 Reasons Antarctic Explorers Were Tougher 100 Years Ago.")

The Days of Derring-Do

Scott and his four-person crew reached the South Pole in 1912, but all five died on the return journey to their expedition base, the Terra Nova hut on Cape Evans. (See "Rare Pictures: Scott's South Pole Expedition, 100 Years Later.")

Heritage Trust conservators have restored the 50-foot-long Terra Nova hut, the largest Antarctic building of its time, and several other portable wooden huts to look as they did a century ago.

After restoring the huts' artifacts—including the fruitcake—conservatorsthrough which passed most of the gold and silver that Spain took from the Americas.

On January 28, 1671, the original city was destroyed by a fire when privateer Henry Morgan sacked and set fire to it. The city was formally reestablished two years later on January 21, 1673, on a peninsula located  from the original settlement. The site of the previously devastated city is still in ruins, and is now a popular tourist attraction, and is regularly visited by school trips.

History

The city was founded on August 15, 1519, by Pedro Arias de Ávila, also known as Pedrarias Dávila. Within a few years of its founding, the city became a launching point for the exploration and conquest of Peru and a transit point for gold and silver headed


Hurricane Nate Spares Southern States, Weakening To Tropical Depression

The central Gulf Coast is cleaning up from Hurricane Nate. The Category 1 hurricane downed trees and power lines, and caused flooding on the Mississippi and Alabama coastlines.

MICHEL MARTIN, HOST:

We'll start in the central Gulf Coast, which is cleaning up after Hurricane Nate made landfall overnight. The storm is just a tropical depression now, but it is dousing the Southeast. There's been scattered flooding and widespread power outages. No deaths or serious injuries have been reported, and the region was largely spared the kind of catastrophic destruction caused by other hurricanes that have hit the U.S. in the past few weeks. NPR's Debbie Elliott reports.

DEBBIE ELLIOTT, BYLINE: Nate came ashore as a Category 1 hurricane on the Mississippi Gulf Coastjust after midnight, sending a storm surge crashing over the coastal highway. Its 80-mile-an-hour winds downed trees and power lines.

(SOUNDBITE OF CHAINSAW)

ELLIOTT: At daybreak, people awoke to a mess and no electricity but glad to have escaped the worst.

JOHN BARR: Everybody got blessed around here.

ELLIOTT: John Barr (ph) was out in Ocean Springs, Miss., this morning, helping his next-door neighbor clear a towering oak tree toppled by the storm.

BARR: Water oak - so it just missed his house. He just had little limbs down in the yard. That's about it.

UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Yeah.

BARR: Yeah, so...

ELLIOTT: Some homes and businesses were flooded in Biloxi, where the mayor says there were several overnight rescues of people trapped by floodwaters. Local workers spent the day clearing debris from roadways, so that power


using a beach towel to sop the flood water from under the seats of his Volvo.

ANTHONY GORDON: Floorboard is wet. Just trying to get the water out of this car.

ELLIOTT: Will it start?

GORDON: I don't know. It's going to try. (Unintelligible) battery low.

ELLIOTT: He's a mechanic by trade.

(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)

ELLIOTT: As the engine revs, water shoots out of the muffler. Gordon's house near the banks of the Dog River is also flooded.

GORDON: I got a little nervous when that water came up in my house about that high. I was like, man, I'm going to have to get up out of here, while I'm laying in the bed. Me and my wife - we was laying in the bed.

ELLIOTT: The water got up to about two feet,Terry Returns to the Celtics

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Poor Terry was told by the Rockets that he was not in the future plan of the team. Getting Andersen and Gordon, losing Howard and Jones. Seems like that's not the end.

In the past two seasons, Terry mainly served as the backup guard. Although 39 years old, he can still help the team a lot. And in the 2014-2015 season, he was the key part for the team to get into the Western finals.

From the current situation, on the guard line, the Rockets have Hardenm, Beverley, Gordon and so on. If Terry stays, he can hardly get any chance. But it doesn't mean he has no ball to play as the Celtics guard Thomas once suggested that the Celtics should get