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Read moreRichard Edelman heading to Australia as speaker for World Public Relations Forum 2012

President and CEO of the world's largest independent public relations firm, Richard Edelman, will address the WPRF this November.

Convened every two years by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management the WPRF will be hosted by the Public Relations Institute of Australia for the first time this year.

The event sees the world’s leading communicators come together to present and explore new practice methods, research and ideas in the field of professional communication.

The WPRF runs from 18 - 20 November.

“Our theme—Communication without borders—reflects the global nature of the World Public Relations Forum, and of communication today,” said Global Alliance Chair Daniel Tisch.

“Communication is transforming global society, and the Forum is an opportunity to break down


dark green hoops with a gold trimming. It kit was designed to reflect the Celtic away kit worn during the 1966–67 season.
Third: The third kit was cactus green and featured a black crest. The Celtic and Inter Milan teams which competed for the trophy were commemorated in the inner back neck of the jersey, where green and white hoops and black and blue stripes could be found.
Fourth: The third pink kit released for the 2016–17 season returned as a fourth kit due to a kit clash in both away matches against Hibernian.

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Category:Scottish football championship-winning seasonsCountry Music News International Magazine is the place where you find country music news, interviews, cd reviews and many more in German and English. Keep up to date with your favorite country star by reading Country Music News International Magazine.

JOSH DOYLE ANNOUNCES UK TOUR

LONDON, UK (March 1, 2017) – Josh
Doyle announces the on-sale of his upcoming 2017 UK tour. Kicking off
April 19 in Oxford, the tour crisscrosses the UK with stops in London,
Bristol, Newcastle and more! Tickets are available at the links below or
visit joshdoyle.com.

Doyle will soon serve up five new songs from his new album, Modern Times, and will be available at digital retailers everywhere from Corporate Ogre Records / CTK Records.

"I can't wait for this U.K tour and putting out the first wave of five songs


from my new album, Modern Times," said Doyle.

"New songs have just been flowing out of me as all this craziness has
been going on in the world. I've not been hearing a lot of other
artists writing music about it so I wanted to step up to the mic and not
get political but just sing about how life is now."

"The shows are entertainment and there will be a lot of laughs to be
had too, but it's about the songs and sending people home feeling like
we're in this life together and just to make the most of it."

About Josh Doyle:
Before Josh Doyle was even old enough to drive, the UK native was
compelled to pen songs from the age of 13. While attending Chichester
University, he founded rock outfit The Dumdums. The group'sdebut album
for MCA Records, It Goes Without Saying, spawned four UK Top 30
hits, earning them a supporting spot on tour with Robbie Williams
before the band split up in the midst of creating their sophomore album.
Doyle then relocated to Nashville and began crafting and independently
releasing the EPs The End of Fear, Values and Virtues, Middletown, and Songs From The Nuclear War Vol. 1 & 2.
In 2012, Doyle won Guitar Center’s Singer-Songwriter competition,
beating out 17,000 competitors and receiving a three-song EP by Grammy®
Award-winning producer John Shanks. The Shanks-produced,
critically-acclaimed Josh Doyle, released in 2013, featured the single “Solarstorms.”
Doyle is represented by CTK Management and Neil Warnock of UTA. Josh
has appeared at major music festivals including Glastonbury and Hard
Rock Calling (2013). He has also been featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live, CBS
This Morning,


The Royal Blasphemy, was formed in April 2011 in Portugal, by Tiago (lead vocals and bass guitar), Jota (drums), Mr. John Cyaegha (guitars) and Johnny Coroa (guitars and back vocals).

All well seasoned musicians with over a decade experience under their belts before forming The Royal Blasphemy, in the five years between forming and releasing this long awaited début double album they have built up an impressive work history performing over 70 shows between Portugal and England. Including 7 shows in England as headliners to celebrate the release of their first EP, Prelude for Idiocrazy.

I have decided to review this album in two parts, starting with Sanatorium a heavy and quite aggressive album that looks at the times we are currently living in, but stripping the world of tintedrose colour glasses, it is a frank at brutally honest approach to 'all that is wrong' in the world. The rawness of its message is both disturbing and refreshing, it shouts very loudly about the problems society try to shy away from. I do not want to put this in a political box it is far deeper than another musical political debate, it is a look from the 'grass roots of society' at all the reality that is most peoples lives.

Front man Tiago matches the heavy aggressive music perfectly with vocals that range from demonic to out right scary at times, but this is not a negative it is a chilling skill that leaves the listener in awe as his vocals, it takes the message of the lyrics


The Free Syrian Army (FSA) – in coordination with their allies from the the Syrian Al-Qaeda group “Jabhat Al-Nusra” – have launched a joint offensive to capture the town of Qanayah located inside the Al-Houla Plains of the Homs Governorate.

For the last two years, the militants from the Free Syrian Army and Jabhat Al-Nusra have been encircled by the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and National Defense Forces (NDF); this assault will be geared to expand their control over this resourceful village and eventually push further west to alleviate their embattled fighters near the city of Al-Houla.

Unfortunately for the rebel groups, this offensive has been expected by the Syrian Armed Forces for quite some time; in fact, according to a military source in the Homs Governorate, the SAA CentralCommand was already informed by a mole in the ranks of the FSA that this offensive was set to begin in the coming days.

As a result of this information, the Syrian Armed Forces – predominately the National Defense Forces – have evacuated the civilians of Qanayah (mostly Alawi and Shi’i residents) from this area in preparation for the coming assault.

The Syrian Armed Forces are well-positioned inside the village and the recent arrival of reinforcements from the city of Masyaf will likely benefit the already entrenched soldiers inside of Qanayah and its surrounding area.


This is the sixth session in a new series of monthly lectures and discussions, spanning the year 2016 and hosted by the Brookfield Public Library. This year the series focuses on philosophical themes in the works and world of selected classic and contemporary fantasy and science fiction authors.
We continue the series by focusing in this session on Frank Herbert's narrative world of the Dune Universe, focusing mainly on the first work in the series, Dune, but discussing some of the other later novels as well.
Upcoming lectures in the series will focus on the works and worlds of Frank Herbert, Roger Zelazny, Ursula K. Leguin, Michael Moorcock, Phillip K. Dick, Mervyn Peake, and George R.R. Martin.
Previous lectures - on J.R.R. Tolkien, A.E. Van Vogt, C.S. Lewis, and Isaac AsimovMAIN turns 10

How soon they grow up. Over the last decade, the Mountain Area Information Network has transformed itself from a handful of media activists meeting at the local library into a technological and political entity with regional and even national reach.

On Feb. 22, MAIN will celebrate 10 years of Internet activity and activism, including the recent expansion of its Internet service beyond the region’s borders, a low-power radio station based in downtown Asheville, and expanded efforts to provide Internet access to people left stranded alongside the information highway.

To mark the occasion, the nonprofit plans twin open houses at its offices and at the WPVM studios (see below, “Ten Years After”). The celebration is slated to continue through the coming months with a series of special guest speakers


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   Appellant, a Mexican national entered the United States
without permission. He was deported and taken out of this
country for the first time in 1996. He then illegally returned
to the United States a second time. Appellant’s illegal pres-
ence came to immigration officials’ attention in 1998 when he
was convicted of assault with intent to commit felony rape, in
violation of California Penal Code § 220. In 1999, an immi-
gration officer reinstated Appellant’s prior deportation order,
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   The rest of Appellant’s arguments, which are specific to his case, are
disposed of in the accompanying memorandumESPN NFL Insider John Clayton looks at some other team options for free agent Josh Norman after the Panthers decided to rescind the franchise tag on the cornerback. (1:50)

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- According to David Newton, who covers the Carolina Panthers for ESPN.com, the Tennessee Titans are one of 10 teams that have expressed interest in former Carolina cornerback Josh Norman, who surprisingly became a free agent on Wednesday when the Panthers rescinded the franchise tag on him.

The competition is steep for Norman, and nine of those teams will come up empty when chasing one of the league’s most effective corners.

But what a big addition he could be for Tennessee, a team desperate for perimeter players on both sides of the ball.

Norman is reportedly seeking in excess of $14


aggressively with the fastball. The slider and his secondary pitches are in the mix."

Senzatela provided a tease of his good side Friday when he forced a couple of double plays in the first three innings, and only the speed of the D-backs’ Eduardo Escobar prevented a double play to end the fourth. But the next hitter, Walker, did damage with the first of his two homers.

A 2-0 deficit is dicey against D-backs starter Zack Greinke, who would strike out nine in seven scoreless innings. The Rockies’ only threat came with runners at second and third in the third, and ended when David Dahl struck out looking. Afterward, even while praising Greinke’s working of the corners and the use of his changeup, Dahl said, “That was a ball.”

The lastTemeria. He is suspected of the highest treason, the murder of the king. However, as the players soon find out, Geralt is innocent and is the only person who has seen the real assassin’s face.

During the interrogation, the Kingdon’s Special Forces officer decides that Geralt is innocent and agrees to help him escape. Together, with Geralts sorceress companion Triss Merigold, who players may have met in the first game, the trio begins their quest to hunt down the kingslayer and clear Geralt’s name. A non-linear adventure, “The Witcher 2” features three independent storylines, multiple paths, different character interactions and endings to discover.

Although this game is still an RPG that allows you to customize your character to suit your preference and play style, players will always inhabit the role


plaguing humanity and the nation’s find themselves delving into another World War.

However, this time there is the most advanced nuclear weapons and these weapons manage to destroy 99% of the human population.

The majority of the book takes place 500 years after this war where humans are found to be living in a much better society after learning from their mistakes.

Unfortunately for this new society, scientists find that the Earth is rapidly cooling and if they don’t do something soon and reverse the climate change, the world is going to freeze over.

Smith graduated from Sutton High and studied business at WPI. She is currently working on her MBA online at Southern New Hampshire University. She works for her parents at a preschool in Grafton.

Smith said, “I would love toSHARE

An undisclosed number of customers at Scotiabank, Banco Popular and FirstBank in the British and U.S. Virgin Islands were recently impacted by a major security breach.

The Virgin Islands Consortium reports that FirstBank Visa debit card holders have been restricted from accessing or using their accounts, while some have reported seeing thousands of dollars stolen.

According to FirstBank, the breach took place on November 12, 2014.

Scotiabank and Banco Popular were similarly affected. Scotiabank marketing director Christine Lee told the Consortium that some of the bank's debit card accounts had been compromised, after which those accounts were immediately locked and the affected customers were contacted.

Lee told the Virgin Islands Daily News that at least 1,230 Scotiabank customers' accounts were compromised.

FirstBank marketing communications manager Alana Alexander said in a statement that "as


were not compromised further," Alexander said.

While it's not clear from the banks' statements exactly how the breach occurred, Alexander said the breach itself took place in the U.S. "I can disclose that the breach occurred in two U.S. retailers, therefore FirstBank does not need to involve local police authorities," she said.

Scotiabank's Lee also told the Consortium that the breach happened through "outside retailers," not at the bank itself.

The BVI Beacon reports that Dr. Orlando Smith, Premier of the British Virgin Islands, said at a press briefing that the protection of BVI citizens' financial assets is of the highest priority. "Each and every person in the territory who has accounts at the bank here must be assured that their deposits are secure," he said.1955-67

IEEE (IRE) sections began to develop in the Asia-Pacific region prior to the formation of a Region 10 district. New Zealand started in 1968, Pakistan in 1968, India (Bombay) in 1969 and Tokyo in 1955 (as part of the IRE). The formation of Region 10 was approved by the IEEE Board of Directors at the 24 August 1966 meeting. The new Bylaw first appeared in the 3 November 1966 edition of the Bylaws noting that it would be effective 1 January 1967. The result was that, quoting from Martin Bastiaans' A short history of IRE Region 9 / IEEE Region 8 "on 1 January 1967 South America became Region 9, with Region 10 covering other parts of the world, still including a great part of Africa; finally on


1 January 1981 the remainder of Africa became part of Region 8."

1967-72

The inaugural steering director for Region 10 was Dr.Shigeo Shima of Japan who was offered this task for 1967-68 by the IEEE Assembly. Then began establishment of IEEE Sections and the gradual development of a community of interest in the Asia-Pacific region. The original definition of Region 10 was 'all remaining areas not included in the Regions 1 through 9'.

In 1971 Mr. Tatsuji Nomura of NHK Japan, the then director, took the initiative of forming a regional committee. The existing IEEE Sections in the region namely India, New Zealand, Pakistan and Tokyo were represented on that committee and the first meeting took place at the Peninsular Hotel, Hong Kong in early July 1971. That first meeting wasexploratory. Section chairmen exchanged ideas and experiences and sought solutions to problems of Section administration and Section operation.

Since then the regional committee has met annually, somewhere in the region, on occasions with IEEE Headquarters officers present to assist and advise. Over these years committee evolved up to the present as the deliberating region.

1973-76

The Region 10 Student Paper Contest, introduced in 1974, was the first major exercise undertaken on a region-wide basis The drafting and approval of the rules of the contest was the outcome of considerable study and discussion by the regional committee. This was a natural development of the student activities function of the committee. Also innovated in the years leading up to 1974 were important section technical conferences in India, Japan and New Zealand.

By 1976 section


formation in the countries of the region was virtually complete. Moreover, in India where just one country section had been formed initially, new independent sections were being established in the important cities.

An important parallel development was the formation of multiple technical chapters of technical groups in Tokyo Section, where formation of new chapters has continued up to the present. Several chapters were also formed elsewhere in the region, in India and New Zealand. The formation of multiple IEEE Sections in India was followed by establishment of the all India IEEE Council, the first in Region 10 with Mr. Faqir Kohli, a past regional director, as founding chairman. The regional committee gave much study to educational activities and the arranging of lecture tours by distinguished IEEE speakers. Several suchtours took place in the region.

1977-80

In the period 1977-78 region 10 office bearers were apprehensive about the growing size of the regional committee and the mounting cost of staging the annual meeting. The increase in committee membership resulted in part from formation of additional sections in countries where one section existed already. As a reaction to this situation a special formula was hammered out covering reimbursement of costs to attendees from the regional treasury.

The regional committee from inception in 1971 through until the end of 1980 was in search of its identity and mission in the region and functioned by and large as a discussion group of elected section representatives without set parliamentary procedures and without an elected region 10 delegate. Preoccupation with side issues tended to inhibit


the development of important objectives in the region.

In 1979, on the initiative of the serving director Dr.S.Y. King, the regional committee accepted the long overdue and task of drafting and approving a set of Region 10 Bylaws covering the election of Region 10 officers, voting procedures within the committee and the essentials of committee operation and management.

In 1979 the territory of the region was amended to exclude Africa which with the mutual agreement of other concerned was added to the territory of Region 8, namely Europe.

1981-84

Under the newly introduced and approved Region 10 Bylaws, Region 10 directors were elected by the membership of Region 10, beginning with the election held in 1980 for the 1981 year. Prior to 1980, the Region 10 director had been elected by theIEEE Assembly. The first Region 10 Delegate and Director to be elected was Dr. V. Prasad Kodali of New Delhi, who was a petition candidate, took office in 1981.

In 1981-82 the regional committee, with a new sense of purpose, gave considerable attention to forward planning and to improving the organization and administration of Region 10 to give effect to these plans. New programmes were instituted.

The Region 10 bylaws were amended in respect of election of vice chairman by the region. Procedural guidelines were introduced.

A significant first in 1981-82 for the region was the inception of TENCON, an international technical conference initiated and hosted by Hong Kong Section and co-sponsored by Region 10.

In 1981 the IEEE membership in Region 10 passed the 10,000 mark, a growth rate of better


than 10 per cent having been sustained for many years. The prediction for 1984, the Centennial year was 15,000 members.

It is interesting to note that in 1971 the number of regional committee members was just 5 whereas a decade later in 1981-82 this number was 27. Also there were 8 special guests at the regional committee meeting held in 1982 in New Delhi, so the attendance possible had risen to 35. Special guests at that meeting included the IEEE President, General Manager, Vice President for Regional Activities, Vice President for Technical Activities, and Presidents of the Computer, AES, CHMT and MTT Technical Societies.

Plans were laid in 1981-82 for marking the Centennial ln 1984. These plans included preparations for "Blue Book History" publication of the Region 10 and forthe Region to participate in commemorative activities. These plans were carried forward in 1983 and included preparations for the Region 10 Centennial Banquet which was held in Singapore during TENCON II.

Dr Harry Green was first “elected” Region 10 Director for 1983-84. This coincided with minor Region 10 boundary adjustments. Prior to 1983, all Region 10 directors were simply appointed for a fixed 2 year term by headquarters, while Regions 1 through 9 had all elected their representatives. This procedural update brought Region 10 under the same governance nd electrion rules that had applied to the rest of the IEEE, and in some ways allowed Region 10 to progress as a formally recognised region.

Recent activity

IEEE Region 10 membership exceeded 100,000 for the first time in 2012.

The Korea Council was


YPO member Crystal Lam grew up in the United States as a Vietnamese-American. She always knew some day she would live in Asia, but life kept her in California … for a while. After receiving degrees in rhetoric and international political economics at the University of California at Berkley, she set her sights on multinational companies in Hong Kong and China, but the turmoil of 2008 refocused her toward supporting her family’s business in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Crystal dug in at Vinawood first in business development and is now managing director. Now, with an MBA from the University of Chicago, Crystal is driving Vinawood’s international expansion forward. Under her guidance, Vinawood is one of Vietnam’s leading maker and distributors of wood products in more than 20 countriesWith Pawter Out Of The Picture, Is Dutch The Only Hope For Old Town?

Pawter Sims may have been Qreshi royalty but she had Old Town in her blood. In the end, she was willing to renounce her title, her lands on Qresh, and her place on the board of the Nine so that Westerley could have its independence. It turned out that she sacrificed a lot more—was it for nothing?

So, after all this, Qresh still rules over Westerley, right?

Delle Seyah’s forged Qreshi “peace” agreement states that Qresh and Westerley are one. But they’re more like two segregated halves, one of which holds all the power and the other of which does all the heavy lifting, provides cheap labour, and reaps none of the benefits. Same as it ever


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in trap in London 2012.

He said that his experience really paid off in the final against Innocenti, himself a three-time Olympian, and knowing he had a medal made him more relaxed.

The 37-year-old Italian said he became very emotional when he knew he was going to medal going into the last round.

“The conditions were rather difficult, the wind, the rain, and each clay target was different, so you really needed a lot of experience and also a little bit of luck,” said Innocenti, whose family runs an armory business back home.

Scott said he was more relaxed competing for bronze against his countryman Kneale.

“I didn’t want to rub it into my team mate’s face, although just a minute ago he was trying to kick me in the butt, so IWhen Thomas Heggen penned his 1946 novel Mister Roberts, he peopled his fictional World War II vessel with the types of characters he knew in the service. Particularly memorable is the overbearing and generally hated Captain Morton.

Fearsome personalities can be found, and even prosper, at the highest echelons of the services. Prime examples include World War II Admirals “Genial John” Hoover, Richmond K. “Terrible” Turner, and acerbic Ernest J. King, as well as Marine General Holland M. “Howling Mad” Smith. Yet those who lack the ability to rein in their worst natures may pay a severe price. One whose considerable gifts were ultimately sabotaged by his worst nature was Miles Browning. His career serves as an object lesson in how far the accepted limits on personal conduct can


useful for attracting susceptible women and bullying others.

With the rest of the class of 1918, Browning graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy a year early to join the wartime fleet. After five years of diverse assignments on battleships, cruisers, and destroyers in the postwar years, Browning took up flying. Showing much aptitude along with a penchant for risk taking, he qualified as a naval aviator in 1924. Assignments in the fledgling naval air service included duty on board America’s first carrier, the USS Langley (CV-1), service with the U.S. Fleet’s Scouting Force; design and testing of aircraft at the Bureau of Aeronautics, command of carrier fighters, study at the Naval War College, and a stint as a naval air instructor. Thus, Browning emerged ideally prepared for the newera in naval warfare when battleship supremacy gave way to the aircraft carrier.

During these years, a style of adventurousness, leading at times to recklessness, arrogance, and insistence on perfection from others, fully emerged. Obsessed with having his squadron excel at the 1936 National Air Races, he rejected with insults six prospective number-two wingmen before finding one he could tolerate. All caution was cast aside during one nighttime flight when, with minimal visibility, his fliers—who lacked radios—were required to follow him in close formation in a maneuver so hazardous they were forbidden to ever mention it. Browning later became enraged when, within just days of the races, he was transferred and his pleas for a deferral were denied.3

Assignment to the staff of still little-known Rear Admiral William F. Halsey


Jr. presented Browning with his great opportunity. Beginning there as air tactical officer, Browning later departed to lead the air wing of the Yorktown (CV-5), then returned to become Halsey’s operations and war plans officer, and finally in June 1941, his chief of staff.

Opening Fights—On and Off the Battlefield

Outwardly, Halsey and his chief of staff were very different types of people. While Halsey was ebullient and enormously popular, Browning was cold, aloof, condescending, sarcastic, and prone to lecturing rather than discussing issues. So intent was he on winning, he even used his superb knowledge of Robert’s Rules of Order to tie a conference in knots when the argument went against him.4 But Halsey and Browning were much alike in their high capacity for risk, dislike for administration, andinattention to detail.

The outbreak of war found Browning and Halsey at sea on board the Enterprise (CV-6) after delivering aircraft to Wake Island. With American forces throughout the Pacific in retreat, the U.S. Fleet commander-in-chief, Admiral Ernest King, pressured his Pacific Fleet commander, Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, for a bold counterstroke. Although members of Nimitz’s staff strongly opposed such ventures as too risky, Halsey undertook to raid the Marshall and Gilbert islands.

During the Marshalls operation, Browning convinced Halsey to extend the attack by striking the heart of the enemy position—Kwajalein. One morning, 21 air strikes were executed while the Enterprise cruised in a tight area surrounded by Japanese air bases. Morison observed, “Surely some kind angel was guarding them from submarines and air bombers.”5 And Halsey would write,


periscope, Browning loudly denounced him, rejecting his suggestions that the course be changed and that a scheduled refueling be delayed until nightfall. Halsey sided with Ashford, causing Browning to stalk off and sulk while the flag lieutenant’s suggestions were implemented. After a photograph proved the submarine threat was real, Halsey made Browning apologize, which was done with ill grace.7

A Rendezvous with Destiny

Shortly after the Doolittle Raid, Halsey was sidelined with dermatitis and a replacement was needed to take over Task Force (TF) 16, built around the carriers Enterprise and Hornet (CV-8). Halsey’s surprising recommendation was Rear Admiral Raymond A. Spruance, commander of the warship screen during the Central Pacific raids. Although Spruance had no experience leading carriers, Halsey was so confident in the expertise of Browning and hisstaff that he convinced Nimitz to make that choice.

After American intelligence discovered that the Japanese planned to invade Midway Atoll, Spruance positioned TF 16 to surprise their forces. At about 0600 on 4 June, Japanese aircraft were observed winging toward Midway and, soon after, the enemy carriers were spotted.

In writing about what followed, most historians have followed Morison, who wrote: “Spruance had originally intended to launch his planes at 0900 when there would be less than a hundred miles of ocean for them to cover. . . . But, as reports came in of the strike on Midway, he decided, on the advice of his chief of staff [Browning], to launch two hours earlier in the hope of catching the carriers in the act of refueling planes on


the response.

As events unfolded, a series of uncoordinated, mostly low-level attacks by Midway-based aircraft, and planes from the two TF 16 carriers plus the Yorktown from TF 17, all failed with heavy losses. But in repelling those attackers, the defending Japanese fighters descended to sea level, leaving the ceiling wide open for the American dive bombers to form up and hurtle down to their targets. With fully gassed and armed aircraft making their decks virtual tinderboxes, three of the four enemy carriers—the Kaga, Soryu, and Akagi—were set ablaze in minutes.

During the return of the American aircraft, an inexcusable communications failure occurred for which Browning, as chief of staff, must be held primarily responsible. Carrier pilots need to know “Point Option”—where they can expect to rejoin their vessels. Becauseresponsible’ for the American victory at Midway, an assertion that some historians have taken seriously . . . is manifestly untrue.”18 The fact that the Distinguished Service Medal awarded to Spruance gave him credit for such relatively mundane attributes as “seamanship, endurance, and tenacity” while Browning won praise for his “judicious planning and brilliant execution” was considered by Buell one of “the ironies of war.”19

Decline and Fall

The esteem that accrued to Browning after Midway was soon flagrantly squandered. Unsurprisingly ill-suited to a settled domestic life (Browning married four times), with considerable indiscretion he pursued the wife of a Navy commander. Caught in bed with her, Browning suffered a severe beating by the commander, a skilled boxer, and was widely abhorred by officers offended by the betrayal of one


of their own.20 Yet Browning retained the support of Halsey. When the admiral was appointed commander, South Pacific in October 1942 during a crisis at Guadalcanal, Browning accompanied him as chief of staff.

Working closely with Halsey at Noumea on New Caledonia, Browning headed a staff of 15 officers and 50 bluejackets that planned operations and issued orders affecting all Allied armed forces in the wide operations area. The succeeding months would see a series of great naval actions, most important the three-day Naval Battle of Guadalcanal, fought in the words of Halsey’s biographer in the “Nelsonian spirit.”

At the same time, certain actions during the Guadalcanal campaign did not sit well with Nimitz and King. One was the decision to risk America’s two remaining Pacific carriers against superior Japaneseforces at the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands, resulting in the loss of the Hornet and damage to the Enterprise. Another was removing in disgrace a highly decorated cruiser captain for not rendering assistance to the survivors of the USS Juneau (CL-52), a far from clear-cut situation whose harsh settlement, at Browning’s urging, Halsey would regret and later attempt to reverse.21

To Nimitz and King, who retained great confidence in Halsey, Browning was responsible for what went wrong. King would say later: “Browning was no damn good at all. He had no brains and no understanding.”22 Well aware of Browning’s situation and fearing he would be removed, Halsey wrote to Nimitz at the end of 1942 emphasizing his indispensability. Then came the fatal event for Browning, a visit


fear and hatred.”26 Even Heggen’s fictional Captain Morton was no worse.

Browning ruled the ship undisturbed until March 1944, when Rear Admiral Joseph J. “Jocko” Clark arrived and raised his flag on the Hornet as carrier division commander. Now Browning’s every movement and utterance would be under scrutiny. Tensions between the two men had long existed, and Clark was thoroughly disgusted with Browning’s wife-poaching. Still, Clark assured Browning that the past would be set aside if he performed well.

As Clark would write, in the space of a few months he saved Browning on three occasions. Two instances involved shiphandling, in one case preventing Browning from running the ship aground, and in the other averting a ramming. In the third case, Clark intercepted an insubordinate message Browning had written tosailor was recovered two days later. Clark told Mitscher, “Here is the overt act I have been waiting for.”28

After a court of inquiry found Browning guilty of negligence, he was detached and came ashore, permanently, in May 1944.29 While morale on board the Hornet soared under her new captain, Browning was exiled to the faculty of a staff college at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

Formal and organized cruiser commander Rear Admiral Robert B. Carney had replaced Browning as Halsey’s chief of staff. Although neither Carney nor Halsey was pleased about the arrangement, they eventually became very close. However, for all of Carney’s talents that would lead one day to his appointment as Chief of Naval Operations, he was unable to prevent Halsey’s great errors at Leyte Gulf and during two


outlook to the test.

More than 60 years after Browning’s death in 1954, something of his unruly spirit lives on—and thrives—channeled in a very different direction by his grandson, comic actor Chevy Chase.

1. Samuel Eliot Morison, The Two-Ocean War (Boston: Little, Brown, 1963), 154.

2. Thomas B. Buell, The Quiet Warrior: A Biography of Admiral Raymond A. Spruance (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1987), 140.

3. VADM Herbert D. Riley, The Reminiscences of Vice Admiral Herbert D. Riley, U.S. Navy (Retired), interview by John T. Mason Jr. (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 2004), 59–60, 90–97. Then–LT(jg) Riley made the cut as Browning’s seventh number-two wingman.

4. E. B. Potter, Bull Halsey (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1985), 139, 148.

5. Samuel Eliot Morison, The Rising Sun in the Pacific 1931–April 1942, vol. 3,History of United States Naval Operations in World War II (Boston: Little, Brown, 1961), 263.

6. Potter, Bull Halsey, 41.

7. Ibid, 65.

8. Samuel Eliot Morison, Coral Sea, Midway and Submarine Actions May 1942–August 1942, vol. 4, History of United States Naval Operations in World War II (Boston: Little, Brown, 1949), 113.

9. Clark G. Reynolds, The Fast Carriers: The Forging of an Air Navy (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1968), 28.

10. Buell, Quiet Warrior, 494–96.

11. Ibid., xii–xv. According to Lundstrom, Morison misunderstood the time expressed in the TF 16 war diary and “created the fiction of Spruance’s supposed desire to delay the launch. It did not arise from Browning’s wartime reputation or from any recollections by participants.”

12. William Tuohy, America’s Fighting Admirals: Winning the War at Sea in World War II (St.


Paul, MN: Zenith Press, 2007), 89–90.

13. Buell, Quiet Warrior, 153. John B. Lundstrom, The First Team: Pacific Naval Air Combat from Pearl Harbor to Midway (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1984), 411–12.

14. Alvin Kernan, The Unknown Battle of Midway: The Destruction of the American Torpedo Squadrons (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2005), 116–17. Parshall (see next), 173, charges Browning with neglect in not providing the Hornet with detailed instructions in the morning about the outbound route.

15. Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully, Shattered Sword: The Untold Story of the Battle of Midway (Washington: Potomac Books, 2005), 364.

16. At variance with other historians, Edwin P. Hoyt, How They Won the War in the Pacific: Nimitz and his Admirals (New York; Weybright and Talley, 1970), 208, states, “Spruance had nothingbut praise for Browning’s capabilities, as did Halsey.” More reliably, Buell, Quiet Warrior, 498 writes of the “inimical relationship” between them, and gives the many reasons for Spruance’s attitude.

17. Buell, Quiet Warrior, 164.

18. Craig L. Symonds, The Battle of Midway (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011), 363.

19. Buell, Quiet Warrior, 165.

20. Clark G. Reynolds, On the Warpath in the Pacific: Admiral Jocko Clark and the Fast Carriers (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 2013), 322.

21. Walter J. Boyne, Clash of Titans: World War II at Sea (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1995), 270.

22. Thomas B. Buell, Master of Sea Power: A Biography of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King (Boston: Little, Brown, 1980), 479.

23. Potter, Bull Halsey, 199. Again dissenting from general opinion (see note 13), Hoyt, How They Won, 208,


This isn't the type of finish UM coach Al Golden had in mind. With less than a week before National Signing Day, the Hurricanes have pulled a scholarship offer from a top recruit at a major high school power in Miami-Dade County and angered its head coach. Booker T. Washington coach Tim "Ice" Ha...During the presentation of tough new austerity measures at the Spanish parliament, and more specifically of a cut in unemployment benefits (with unemployment currently standing at 24%), and as her fellow conservative MPs clapped, Andrea Fabra yelled "Fuck 'em all!". Hilarity has predictably ensued... [more inside]
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Yesterday, the Spanish national football squad won its first World Cup semifinal. A distinguished supporter insisted on personally congratulating them in the locker room. (SLYT, but priceless. Watch in particular the hero of the match enter the frame around 1:16).
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Western Sahara has the dubious distinction of being the subject of probably the most forgotten-about post-colonial conflict in the world. Until 1975, the Spanish government considered Western Sahara a Spanish


province, just as much an integral part of its territory as any of its provinces in the Iberian peninsula. However, at the beginning of the 70s, a burgeoning pro-independence movement, and increasing appetites of its Northern and Southern neighbours, Marocco and Mauritania, led to a UN visiting mission in early 1975, which found that "there was an overwhelming consensus among Saharans within the Territory in favour of independence and opposing integration with any neighbouring country". This finding was given additional support by an opinion by the International Court of Justice supporting the Sahrawis right to self-determination against the claims of neighbouring nations. [more inside]
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Among European countries, Spain has been hit particularly badly by the global credit crisis. Miguel Marina, a recently

Amy Leverton, known of her work as a denim trend forecaster and consultant in the industry is launching her new book. The book will be a follow-up on her very successful first book Denim Dudes. The new book will be launched exactly three years after the first one was released. In case you have slept the last three years, go check the Denim Dudes book here:


George television series on PBS KIDS; and a string of hit Barbie movies, based on the world-renowned Mattel-branded doll. The group also has successfully built upon some of Universal’s highly celebrated live-action franchises, more recently launching the Tony Award®–nominated hit touring stage production Bring It On: The Musical; the legendary action-adventure Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power; the adrenaline-fueled actioner Death Race 3: Inferno; the terrifying suspense saga Curse of Chucky; and theepic sci-fi adventure Tremors 5: Bloodlines. Among projects currently readying for release are the exhilarating action-thriller Hard Target 2 and the high-energy dance drama Honey 3.

Universal 1440 Entertainment is a production entity of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE). Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) is a unit of Universal Pictures, a division of Universal Studios (www.universalstudios.com). Universalhad testified that they recognised Ellen, and that she had been defamed.  Hardy's defence, as described in The Hard Way, successfully cross-examined many witnesses such that it was shown that Ellen was only recognisable as Nellie by the latter's connection to John West, and that John West, though easily recognised as John Wren, was at the same time, a synthesised character, based on traits of John Wren but with many story events that were not attributable to the real John Wren.

This also attempted to use the fundamental contradiction in the prosecutions case, that if the characters were not true-to-life in every way, then were they not by necessity fictional? However this may have been insufficient to convince the jury, and certainly did not lead to any dismissal


penetrates into the formation itself. Generally, a large number of perforations are required in a particular region of the casing proximate a formation. To this end, a so called gun is deployed into the casing by wireline, coiled tubing or indeed any other technique known to those skilled in the art. The gun is effectively a carrier for a plurality of perforators which may be of the same or differing output. The precise type of perforator, their number and the size of the gun are a matter generally decided upon by a completion engineer based on an analysis and/or assessment of the characteristics of the completion. Depending on the nature of the formation, the aim of the completion engineer may be either to obtain the largest possible apertureto protect the well casing from the effects of fragmentation. The carrier further acts as a barrier between the pressurized fluids in the well and the perforator charges. Almost universally, steel is used as the material of choice in the manufacture of carriers. Consequently, a carrier is heavy and difficult to handle.
The completion engineer will base his decision on an empirical approach born of experience and knowledge of the particular formation in which the completion is taking place. However, to assist the engineer in his selection there have been developed a range of tests and procedures for the characterisation of perforator performance. These tests and procedures have been developed by the industry via the American Petroleum Institute (API). In this regard, the API standard RP 19B (formerly RP


Socioeconomic position as a determinant of maternal healthcare utilization: a population-based study in Namibia.
Improving maternal health is one of the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) aimed at improving maternal healthcare and reducing maternal mortality. The utilization of maternal health services is influenced by several factors that need to be better understood. The objective of this study was to estimate the role of socio-economic position as a determinant of the utilization of maternal health care in Namibia. Data were collected from the Namibia Demographic and Health Survey in 2006-2007, based on survey responses from 9,804 female respondents aged 15-49 years. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was performed accounting for socio-economic factors associated with the use of maternal health care services. The results from both bivariate and multivariate analyses confirmed theher mixed Spanish/Filipino and Scottish/Irish ancestry but whatever has made her that way she is fiercely proud of it. She has consistently been a pioneering force on the Australian music and metaphysical scene since 1985, whether it be through showcasing the latest in underground electronic music which she has championed for the last two decades, to her groundbreaking work on the show "Spirit Level" (3RRR-Fm, 1991 - 1994), the first metaphysical talk show of its kind to hit the Australian airwaves, which produced a spin-off series of "Spirit Level" relaxation tapes guided by Liz.

Liz grew up in Melbourne, Australia and before finishing high school in 1985, had already begun a career as a DJ, first on the radio, then at warehouse parties and nightclubs during the earliest days


of the now massive worldwide dance scene. In 1989, after spending her teenage years devouring anything about magic and the paranormal she could find, one of her on air co-hosts introduced her to Hatha Yoga. That began her formal training at 19, at Melbourne's oldest and finest Mystery School, Gita International Yoga. There she studied Yogic philosophy and the Ageless Wisdom traditions with legendary teachers Di Lucas and Lucille Wood for many years. In 1992 she graduated with a Gita Gold Diploma in Yoga Teacher Training and she has concurrently taught Hatha Yoga and enjoyed building a successful DJ-ing career ever since.

Since then she has also combined her passion for both underground knowledge and underground music in a very unique way. Her latest promotional mixed cd, a collectiontwo Golden Globes in 1999 and 2001 for his work on the soundtracks for "The Insider" and "Ali".

In March 2000, Millar was voted Top Australian Female DJ in Juice Magazine's 25 Greatest Dj’s Poll in March, and in May was chosen as the winner of the Barcode NYC Dj Competition; first prize was an all-expenses paid trip to New York, where she spun at the launch party for Barcode's opening in Times Square, to guests such as Britney Spears (back then she was hot - Liz).

Her interstate performances have taken her to every state in Australia. Internationally, she has played in London, Chicago, New York and Thailand. Millar has received extensive press coverage, was featured on national dance program Alchemy on SBS-TV, and has been interviewed previously for


various dance culture documentaries for SBS and The ABC. She was most recently worked with the ABC Arts Show on a documentary on the Australian dance scene, entitled “God Is A Dj”, aired in 2002, and was a featured DJ on Triple J’s Mix-Up in 2003.

She has maintained longevity in the scene through her pioneering work on Melbourne radio, as a dj and as a promoter. In 1995, she inaugurated the cult house night “Egg” in a techno-dominated Melbourne, the first deep house night of its kind. Her last venture, WOW (Welcome To Our World), was a weekly event that ran for a year at The Kitchen, and helped propel the Sydney trio “Sneaky Sound System” into a wider audience and helped get them signed to a dealwith Sony Music. San Franscisco Dj/Producer and label-boss J-Jay also played his debut Australian guest spot at WOW in 2001.

Remix Magazine featured Millar in their Aug/Sept issue of 2001, with a mixed cd and 2 page interview.

In March 2000, Liz was asked to join the roster of djs for Salt Nightclub’s Saturday night “Our House Is Your House”. She also mixed and recorded the Salt Mix Cd that launched the night. 5000 copies were released to the public as promo, and it promoted Millar around the world. Reports from that year’s Oscars include it being played on repeat at the after party for Ang Lee's cast of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

Over the years Millar has held residencies at some of Melbourne's most coveted venues, and having up to


five residencies a week has not been uncommon. Her current residencies are at Wonderland at Club Evolution and the bi-monthly Purr and Depth parties. Over the years she has played at venues such as Prince of Wales (One Love, Girl Bar, NYDay Rooftop and St Kilda Festival), Khokolat Bar, Home (Sydney), Q Bar (Melbourne & Adelaide), Stokehouse New Years Day, Alumbra, The Market, Dome, Freakazoid, Monkey, Revolver, Big Day Out, Chasers/Zos, Hellfire Club, The Kitchen and many others. Liz was also the resident DJ at the Car Park nightclub (1998-1999), Byron Bay, NSW.

In January 2001, she appeared live at the Sydney Opera House broadwalk during a week-long residency as part of the 25th Sydney Festival, making her one of a handful of djs to have ever performed there.

AAfter the Second World
War, Canada faced a shortage
of farm labour, a shortage
soon alleviated by Dutch
farmers anxious to start life
anew. In 1947, Dutch farmers
and their families began to
take advantage of the new
Netherlands-Canadian
Settlement Scheme, a program

that admitted experienced
Dutch farmers to this country
on condition that they work
for one year as labourers for
the Canadian farmers who
sponsored them. As the first
Dutch settlers became
established and in turn
sponsored their relatives,
immigration from the

Netherlands tripled during
the early 1950s, facilitated
by changes in immigration
regulations that also invited
individuals with business,
technical or professional
training and experience to
Canada.
This Community Memories
exhibit focuses on the lives

of Dutch immigrants who
settled in Prince Edward
County, Ontario between 1947
and 1960. Their first hand
accounts also give life to
the experiences of earlier
settlers whose voices were
not recorded.


On February 21st 60 Minutes aired a segment called ‘The Bloom Box: An Energy Breakthrough?’ Which did alot to fuel anticipation leading up to the press conference on February 24th. Especially since the company, Bloom Energy has been unusually secretive.

At the Wednesday morning event hosted by eBay at its Sunnyvale, California headquarters, and attended by vips such as California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and former Secretary of State Colin Powell (a board member for the maker), Bloom Energy founder K.R Sridhar unveiled from beneath a black covering – a plexiglass box of sand.

Bloom Energy takes a certain type of sand, which Sridhar says is plentiful and available in several different parts of the world, and bakes into ceramic membranes, which are coated with green and black “inks”, a keyAnother achievement for young runner Miles Trius of West Seattle! From his family:

Miles completed his 5th half-marathon Sunday in Santa Rosa, California, beating his Seattle Half-Marathon time and coming in at 1:49:52.

This was his first race running without his dad, Navy Chief Ernesto Trius. Miles just turned 11 and will be entering 6th grade this week. Miles will be starting his training for his first marathon, The Santa Rosa Marathon next August. He will be raising money for his school and church, Our Lady of Guadalupe. He would like to give back to a community that has supported him through CYO Cross Country, Track, and Jog-athon. A special thank you to the Santa Rosa Marathon for supporting his running.


The designers' wares are arranged like an art installation, engaging visitors in a more creative way than a standard retail shop might. The mirrors are placed about to reflect the wares and the store's wood elements.

Based in Antwerp, Belgium, the design collective works from the former solar panel shop, turning it into an event space at will. They employ recycled and found materials in their décor as a tribute to the shop’s former use. For their most recent pop-up, Atelier Solarshop scoured the streets of Antwerp for discarded mirrors, and fallen tree branches.

Thick, knotty branches serve as racks to display handmade clothing designed by one member of the collective. Pieces of tree stumps display vases and hand bags, and discarded wood has been used to build makeshift platformsA giant sequoia tree in California, most known for the huge tunnel carved through its center, toppled over the weekend during the spate of storms that plagued the northern part of the state.

SNOW, ICE AND WIND TO CAUSE TRICKY TRAVEL FROM MIDWEST TO EAST COAST

The historic Pioneer Cabin in Calaveras Big Trees State Park in Calaveras County fell during heavy rains on Sunday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

The tree was hollowed out in the 1880s to allow tourists to pass through it. Cars later used the massive tunnel, but more recently it has hosted only hikers.

WINTER STORM SLAMS NEW ENGLAND AFTER ICING OVER THE SOUTH

Jim Allday, a park volunteer, posted a photo on Facebook showing the toppled tree. He said the tree shattered as it hit the


ground.

There was no immediate word on what caused the tee to fall, but the Chronicle reports that it probably had to do with the tree's shallow root system and the inundation.

The storms that moved through the area toppled trees that crashed against cars and homes or blocked roads. Officials rescued stranded motorists in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A giant tree fell across the southbound lanes of Interstate 230 in Hillsborough, injuring one driver who couldn't break in time and drove into the tree. A woman was killed Saturday by a falling tree while she took a walk on a San Francisco Bay Area golf course.

There were mudslides and flooding throughout Northern California that led to road closures, especially in the North Bay, one of the areas hardest hitand where the Napa River jumped its banks.

Farther north, the U.S. 395 highway was temporarily closed in both directions in Mono County because of flooding.

Authorities were watching rising water levels of several rivers, including the Cosumnes, Truckee, Merced, American and Russian.

All roads leading to Yosemite National Park's valley floor remained closed amid fears that the Merced River could overflow its banks and cause major flooding.

"It's kind of surreal how empty the park is. There's nobody here," said Gary Kazanjian, a freelance photographer who spent the night in Yosemite and drove out Sunday as part of a caravan of stragglers.

At the Santa Cruz Diner in downtown Santa Cruz customers kept the crew relatively busy. Manager Garin Peck said the restaurant was quiet Saturday but Sunday was a typical day


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Looking Glass Rock is a pluton monolith in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. The mountain is located within Pisgah National Forest about 5.5 miles (9 kilometers) northwest of Brevard and 25 miles (40 kilometers) southwest of Asheville. Named for the way its granite face reflects the sunshine, it rises from the valley floor to an elevation of almost 4000 ft.

Looking Glass Rock is a pluton monolith in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina. The mountain is located within Pisgah National Forest about 5.5 miles (9 kilometers) northwest of Brevard and 25 miles (40 kilometers) southwest of Asheville. Named for the way its granite face reflects the sunshine, it rises from the valley floor to an elevation of almost 4000 ft.


Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Man trying to impress girlfriend rescued from between buildings after unsuccessful roof jump

Emergency crews rescued a man who was stuck between two buildings in the Oakland neighbourhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for about four hours early on Tuesday morning.

The man fell at about 2am when he tried jumping from the roof of the Bruegger's Bagels up to the roof of the Qdoba Mexican Grill. A police spokeswoman said the man was with his girlfriend at the time of the accident and was trying to impress her.
The man, who is a student at the University of Pittsburgh, fell three storeys into the space between the buildings, which is between 16 inches and 18 inches.

Emergency crews cut through walls from inside the Qdoba to reach the man. Atone point during the rescue, a rope was used to lower a paramedic between the buildings to check on the man, who was going numb.
The man was wheeled out on a gurney at about 6am and was alert, even waving to TV news cameras. He was taken to UPMC Presbyterian Hospital with a possible broken leg.

Bruegger's Bagels opened later than usual because of the incident, prompting the restaurant to put the following message to guests in its window:
“Today, August 23rd, we will not be opening til 7am due the man who thought it would be a good idea to jump our rooftop to impress his girlfriend and got stuck between the building walls!” Authorities say the man and woman has reached the roof by climbing a fire escape.


United States Custom Service is directed to enter the Property and search it for the purpose of ascertaining the condition of the Property and inventorying the Property and the fixtures and contents thereof." Pursuant to this order, the Clerk of the Court issued an In Rem Warrant for Arrest of Property.
Agent Simer was the U.S. Customs agent in charge of executing the warrant to seize the Trujillo property. Traci and Curtis Lembke, also Special Agents employed by the U.S. Customs Service, were assigned to assist Agent Simer. Agent Simer also requested assistance from the Conejos and Rio Grande County Sheriffs because he believed additional law enforcement personnel were needed for security and efficiency, and because Mr. Trujillo knew Gerald Rivera, the Conejos County Sheriff.
Prior to executing the warrantwas entered and the agents conducted an initial security sweep to determine if anyone was present. This consisted of looking in areas that could contain a person which included the various rooms, closets and crawl spaces. No one was found on the property. During the security sweep, numerous firearms were observed on a gun rack located in the residence, and an assault rifle was found in plain view in a closet. For security reasons, the firearms were unloaded and placed in a central location under guard.
After the initial security sweep was completed, Khembar Yund, a deputy sheriff employed by the Rio Grande County Sheriff's Department, brought a search dog through the residence at the request of Agent Simer. The dog was trained to alert if it smelled people,


the residence and seized contraband and other items for evidence. Mr. Trujillo was told he could leave or wait outside while the search was conducted. He waited outside on his porch for awhile, left and went to a restaurant, and later returned to his residence. There is no evidence that Mr. or Mrs. Trujillo objected to the search while it was being conducted.
Mr. Trujillo was subsequently indicted by a federal grand jury in the District of Colorado for drug violations. During the course of the criminal case he moved to suppress the drugs and other evidence seized from his residence. The Court granted Mr. Trujillo's motion finding that he had not voluntarily consented to the search, and that the manner in which the evidence was seized exceeded thein a final adjudication on the merits; (3) the Defendants were parties to the criminal case or in privity with the United States; and (4) the Defendants had a full and fair opportunity to litigate the issue in the criminal case. Orjias v. Stevenson, 31 F.3d 995, 1010 (10th Cir.1994).
Collateral estoppel is not applicable because the individual Defendants in this case were not parties in the criminal case and were not in privity with the United States. The criminal case was brought on behalf of the United States of America. The Assistant U.S. Attorney who prosecuted the criminal case was representing the United States, not the interests of the individual Defendants in this case. The Defendants in this case had no control over how the criminal case was


Prof. Richard Pildes

Richard Pildes is one of the nation’s leading scholars of public law and a specialist in legal issues affecting democracy. He is a Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and has received recognition as a Guggenheim Fellow and a Carnegie Scholar. In the area of democracy, Pildes, along with the co-authors of his acclaimed casebook, The Law of Democracy: Legal Structure of the Political Process (now in its third edition), has helped to create a revolutionary field of study in the law schools. While issues of democracy have been in the background of many public-law courses, The Law of Democracy systematically explores issues of democratic theory in the concrete institutional, policy, and doctrinal settings in which they have arisen historically: issues such asthe right to vote, the role of direct democracy, the appropriate role of political parties, the financing of democratic elections, and the representation of minority interests in democratic institutions. Pildes is widely considered one of the nation’s leading scholars on such topics as the Voting Rights Act, alternative voting systems (such as cumulative voting), the history of disfranchisement in the United States, and the general relationship between constitutional law and democratic politics in the design of democratic institutions themselves. Respect for his expertise in these areas is reflected in frequent citations of his work in U.S. Supreme Court opinions, the publication of his work in several languages, and his frequent public lectures and appearances, including his nomination with the NBC News Team for an Emmy Award for coverage


of the 2000 Presidential election litigation.

Pildes has also written on other theoretical and practical aspects of public policy. This work includes analysis of how to improve design of risk regulation the health, safety, and environmental fields He is also one of the leading theorists of the “expressive function” of law, a view that emphasizes the expressive dimensions of action as well as the more material consequences action produces. In a related vein, Pildes has long stressed the importance of attending to the “cultural consequences” of public policies, and his work has been one of the catalysts for the emerging scholarly emphasis on the relationship between formal law and informal social norms.

Pildes is also an engaged public intellectual and an active public-law litigator. He has written for The NewYork Times, The Wall Street Journal, The New Republic, The American Prospect, and similar journals. Apart from his academic work, Pildes has also served as counsel to a group of former chairmen of the Securities and Exchange Commission in litigation challenging the constitutionality of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act; as counsel in election litigation to the Puerto Rico Electoral Commission; as counsel to the government of Puerto Rico; as a federal court-appointed independent expert on voting rights litigation; and as counsel in successful Supreme Court litigation that challenged the way the United States Tax Court operated.

Pildes received his A.B. in physical chemistry summa cum laude from Princeton, and his J.D. magna cum laude from Harvard. He was Supreme Court Note Editor on the Harvard Law Review. He clerked for Judge


Abner J. Mikva of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and for Justice Thurgood Marshall of the U.S. Supreme Court, after which he practiced law in Boston. He began his academic career at the University of Michigan Law School, where he was assistant and then full professor of law from 1988 until joining the NYU School of Law faculty in 2000. He has been a visiting professor at the University of Chicago Law School, Harvard Law School, the University of Texas School of Law, and was a fellow in Harvard’s prestigious Program in Ethics and the Professions from 1998-1999.

In addition to his course on The Law of Democracy, Pildes also teaches courses in legislation, constitutional law, and administrative law.

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Soccer fans tend to think that their sport is a huge deal, and it is. In fact, it’s the most watched, most played and most popular sport on the planet. So, you’d think that this insane popularity would be matched by the biggest stadiums in the world, right?

It also boasts the tallest light towers of any sports stadium in the world (24 stories tall) and sits proudly on the list of the biggest stadiums in the world.

9. Darrel K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium – 100,119

Home to the University of Texas at Austin Longhorns football team since 1924, the DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium has delivered a great home field advantage with the team’s home record through the 2015 season is 362–108–10 (76.5%).

The stadium was named after legendary University of Texas


football coach Darrel K. Royal in 1996. Up until that point, it had been called War Memorial Stadium, Memorial Stadium, and Texas Memorial Stadium.

8. Bryant-Denny Stadium – 101,821

Opened 88 years ago in 1929 Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the stadium was originally named Denny Stadium in honour of George H. Denny, University of Alabama’s president from 1912 to 1932. In 1975, the state legislature added the longtime head coach and alumnus Paul “Bear” Bryant to the stadium’s name.

Bryant led the Tide for seven more seasons, through 1982, and is one of the few in Division I to have coached in a venue bearing his name. No doubt he’d be proud of its status as one of the biggest stadiums in the world today.

7. Tiger Stadium – 102,321

Popularly known as Death Valley,Tiger Stadium is opened in 1924 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on the campus of Louisiana State University. It is the home stadium of the LSU Tigers football team.

Prior to 1924, LSU played its home games at State Field, which was located on the old LSU campus in Downtown Baton Rouge.

6. Neyland Stadium – 102,455

Constructed in Knoxville, Tennessee in 1921, and originally called Shields-Watkins Field, Neyland Stadium is the home of the Tennessee Volunteers football team and within touching distance of the top 5 biggest stadiums in the world.

The stadium has undergone 16 expansion projects, reaching a capacity of 104,079 between 2000 and 2005, before being slightly reduced by alterations in the following decade.

5. Kyle Field – 102,512

Kyle Field is a football stadium located on the campus of Texas


A&M University in College Station, Texas. It has been the home to the Texas A&MAggie football team in rudimentary form since 1904, and as a complete stadium since 1927.

It is known as the “Home of the 12th Man”, and sits proudly among the five biggest stadiums in the world.

4. Ohio Stadium – 104,574

Ohio Stadium, also known as the Horseshoe, “the Shoe”, and “the House that Harley built”, is an American football stadium in Columbus, Ohio, on the campus of The Ohio State University.

Its primary purpose is the home venue of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team and the Ohio State University Marching Band; it also serves as the site for the university’s Spring Commencement ceremonies each May.

3. Beaver Stadium – 107,572

Beaver Stadium is an outdoor college football stadiumin University Park, Pennsylvania, on the campus of Pennsylvania State University. It is home to the Penn State Nittany Lions of the Big Ten Conference since 1960, though some parts of the stadium date back to 1909.

The stadium is named after James A. Beaver, a former governor of Pennsylvania (1887–91) and president of the university’s board of trustees.

2. Michigan Stadium – 107,601

Nicknamed “The Big House”, Michigan Stadium is the football stadium for the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is the largest stadium in the United States and the second biggest stadium in the world.

Its official capacity is 107,601, but it has hosted crowds in excess of 115,000.

1. Rungrado 1st of May Stadium – 150,000

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Three videos purporting to be leaked military footage of UFOs are genuine, the US Navy has revealed.

The clips - published by the To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science In December 2017 and March 2018 - showed several mystery objects travelling through the air at high speed.

One of the videos was from 2004, while the other two were recorded in 2015 and featured audio from US fighter pilots expressing disbelief at what they they were seeing - unsure if the objects were drones or something else.

Image: The footage was first published by the To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science

While the US Navy remains none the wiser as to what the pilots saw, it has confirmed that the leaked footage is real and that the objectshave been classified as "unidentified aerial phenomena."

Spokesman Joseph Gradisher told NBC News: "The three videos show incursions into our military training ranges by unidentified aerial phenomena. The Navy has characterised the observed phenomena as unidentified."

To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, a group co-founded by Blink 182 singer Tom DeLonge to research UFOs, had claimed the clips went though a "declassification review process" and were approved for release.

Mr Gradisher has disputed those claims, with the 2004 clip taken aboard an aircraft from the carrier USS Nimitz,

He said it had been widely shared by the crew of the ship and first posted online in 2007 - and that the Navy decided it was too late to pursue the matter by the time it came to the attention of


officials two years later.

But he said the US Navy "has no information" on how the 2015 clips ended up in the public domain, as they were also published by The New York Times at the time they first surfaced.

Image: Two clips are from 2015 and another is from 2004

Mr Gradisher told NBC News that sightings of "unidentified aerial phenomena" were on the rise - and added that all of them were thoroughly investigated.

He said: "Any incursion into our training ranges by any aircraft or phenomena, identified or not identified, is problematic from both a safety and security concern."

The US Navy is reluctant to give in to pop culture norms and describe such sightings as UFOs.

Mr Gradisher said the "unidentified aerial phenomena" phrase had been borrowed from the UKFOOTBALL

Liverpool beats Chelsea on penalties to lift Super Cup

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Liverpool's Jordan Henderson lifts up the trophy as he celebrates with players after winning the UEFA Super Cup soccer match between Liverpool and Chelsea, in Besiktas Park, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2019. (AP Photo)

ISTANBUL (AP) — Adrian may never play more than a smattering of games for Liverpool, but he'll be remembered for his "crazy week."

The backup goalkeeper turned penalty hero with a save on the final kick of the shootout as Liverpool beat Chelsea to win the Super Cup and kick off a new European season.

After Champions League holder Liverpool and Europa League winner Chelsea finished extra time at 2-2, Adrian made the crucial save with his leg to deny Tammy Abraham


and give his team a 5-4 win on penalties in a game which finished after midnight Turkish time on Thursday.

It was a dramatic turnaround after Adrian fouled Abraham to concede a penalty in extra time.

Adrian was signed just nine days before as backup for Alisson, but when the Brazilian injured himself last Friday in the English Premier League opener, he was thrust into the spotlight first as a substitute, then as a Super Cup starter.

"Welcome to Liverpool," Adrian said. "It's been a crazy week. I'm really happy for the team, I'm happy to play for Liverpool and happy for the fans."

The 32-year-old Spanish goalkeeper was a free agent after leaving West Ham, where he didn't play a single Premier League game last season and last appeared in anFA Cup loss to lowly AFC Wimbledon.

"The goalkeeping coach told me he needs time to get fit, but he didn't have time. He played so well tonight," Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp said. "His performance over 120 minutes was incredible and the penalty save was the icing on the cake."

Even before the shootout, Adrian kept Liverpool in the game with a 113th-minute save from Mason Mount to stop Chelsea winning in extra time. Still, he's expected to relinquish his Liverpool starting spot to Alisson when the Brazilian returns from his calf injury in a few weeks.

Liverpool played its second penalty shootout in three games, having lost to Manchester City for the Community Shield on Aug. 4.

Chelsea took the lead in the 36th minute when Christian Pulisic exposed poor positioning


by Liverpool right back Joe Gomez to pass for Olivier Giroud to shoot low past Adrian.

Liverpool stormed back after the break, Fabinho's 48th-minute pass opening up the Chelsea defense and leaving Sadio Mane with an easy finish off Mohamed Salah's flick.

In extra time, Mane put Liverpool ahead off a Roberto Firmino cross, but Chelsea quickly responded with a penalty from Jorginho — whose name was misspelled as "Jorghino" on his shirt — when Adrian brought down Abraham.

Stéphanie Frappart became the first female referee to oversee a major men's European final.

After just six minutes, she denied Liverpool a penalty when Sadio Mane's overhead kick hit Andreas Christensen's arm, which seemed to be out of a strictly "natural" position. There was no full review by the video assistant referee system.

TwiceChelsea put the ball into the net through Pulisic and substitute Mount, but Frappart and her assistants ruled both efforts out for clear offsides.

Just as in its 4-0 loss to Manchester United on Sunday, Chelsea played a strong first half before slumping after halftime, but this time its mistakes weren't nearly as harshly punished.

"I don't like losing," Chelsea manager Frank Lampard said after his second game in charge yielded a second loss. "We were very unfortunate today. It's a really good sign for us."

Lampard's team tormented Gomez in the opening 45 minutes, drawing him out of position and exploiting the space created. After an early chance for Salah, it was all Chelsea as Pedro hit the bar and Giroud shot at Adrian. Soon after, Pulisic and Giroud combined


for the opening goal.

Chelsea emerged after halftime looking disjointed and almost immediately conceded.

After Mane scored, Liverpool nearly followed up with a second as Fabinho fired just wide, then Jordan Henderson forced a save from Kepa Arrizabalaga.

The Chelsea goalkeeper made a spectacular double save to keep Liverpool at bay in the 75th, diverting Virgil van Dijk's shot onto the bar after substitute Abraham cleared Fabinho's shot off the line with his first touch of the game.

Liverpool won its fourth Super Cup and the first by an English team since the Reds beat CSKA Moscow in 2005. Chelsea has now lost three Super Cup games in the last eight years, twice with Lampard as captain and once with him as coach.Instead, Kim said she feels sorry for Reggie because he may lose his Heisman trophy for violating NCAA rules during college at USC.

Although Kim told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM show Thursday that she hasn't talked to her ex lately, she did have some kind words for Bush, saying...

"I'm sure he's going through a really hard time and knowing the type of person he is, I'm sure that he would do anything in his power to make it up to the school...and the kids playing there now who are ineligible to play in the championships."

As for the athlete she's currently dating, Kim tried to play coy, even though we all know she's getting serious with Miles Austin.

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HOUSTON – A developer created a master plan dividing Generation Park's 4,000-acre commercial development into districts, one of them—the 25-acre Lockwood Business Park—is set to open at the end of 2017.

The addition of the Lockwood Business Park brings more than 250 jobs to the Lake Houston region, and will be the first for-lease industrial project at Generation Park.

A range of businesses will use Lockwood Business Park, from warehousing use, engineering, specialized sports training facilities and startups to manufacturing and machining.

Its proximity to an international airport, Port of Houston, and Downtown Houston makes Generation Park a strong strategic and logistical advantage.savoring the beauty in the everyday

This is thirty-three

I turned thirty-three a couple of weeks ago. It was, in many respects, a completely ordinary Thursday: I brewed a cup of tea and ate a scone for breakfast, spent my commute reading, walked across Harvard Yard to Morning Prayers before heading to the office.

From there, the day unfolded as so many of them do: full of emails, tasks, small triumphs and frustrations, along with the two standing meetings I have on Thursdays. I walked many of my favorite, familiar paths through Harvard Square, from the Yard to the office to Darwin’s and back again, going about my day under a vivid, arching, bold blue sky.

The day also felt special in some ways: my husband and several sweet friends made sure


Emmanuel Lubezki always seems to be at the cutting edge of digital cinema technology.

Chivo, who just won his second consecutive Oscar for Best Cinematography for his incredible work on Birdman, is now hard at work on Alejandro González Iñárritu’s The Revenant, a 19th century Western thriller that is currently shooting in Alberta, Canada. The film, which stars Tom Hardy and Leonardo DiCaprio, is described thusly on its IMDb page:

The frontiersman, Hugh Glass [played by DiCaprio], who in the 1820s set out on a path of vengeance against those who left him for dead after a bear mauling.

The big news about the project, however, is that it's among the very first to use ARRI's new ALEXA 65 camera system, which was announced late last year to much fanfare fromconsideration for the executed promissory note and security agreement granted to CBC by Flores." Pltf.Ex. 5.
13. Business Solutions, Inc. (BSI), was designated by CBC to sell the system. Pltf.Ex. 9.
14. BSI contacted 48 prospective purchasers in an attempt to sell the system. Only one purchaser expressed an interest but no offer was made.
15. The system was not sold by BSI.
16. On October 5, 1989, pursuant to order of this Court, all of the tangible assets of the debtor were sold at auction. The assets were sold in place, and as a single unit.
17. The price ultimately received by the debtor for the assets was $900,000.
18. The sale price was less than the amount owed Banda Negra, International, Inc. The security interest of Banda Negra arises from a loan


the debtor, counsel for CBC, counsel for Banda Negra, and counsel for various other creditors. Although the assets to be auctioned were discussed, counsel for CBC did not disclose CBC's claim of ownership and/or security interest in the system.
21. The auction was held in the courtroom of the Bankruptcy Court on the afternoon of October 5, 1989. Among others present was counsel for CBC. In response to a direct question from the attorney for the ultimately successful bidder, the U.S. Trustee stated that the system was included in the sale. Nevertheless, counsel for CBC did not disclose CBC's claim of ownership and/or security interest in the system.
22. Adriano Russo, the designer of the software, testified that only two packages of the software were sold from 1983-89. In 1989,pursued Flores on the guarantee. The settlement agreement of June 6, 1988, represented "the full and complete settlement of all claims heretofore asserted by Circle Business against Flores." Pltf.Ex. 3. The settlement agreement provided, inter alia, that CBC would obtain a promissory note from Flores in the amount of $133,000; Flores would pay accrued attorney fees; and Flores granted CBC a lien upon all of the assets of Flores, subject only to valid and properly perfected liens existing as of the date of the agreement. Id. Flores executed the promissory note and provided CBC with a list of assets in which CBC obtained a security interest. On July 14, 1988, CBC executed a release. It provides:
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MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's largest television network said Wednesday it has severed ties with independent producer Gustavo Loza after actress Karla Souza said she was raped early in her career by a producer she did not name. Loza denied that Souza's accusation was directed at him, and called on her to name the producer involved.

It was one of the first high-profile complaints of sexual misconduct in the Mexican entertainment industry.

The Televisa network said in a statement Wednesday that Loza's projects have been cancelled. He was not an employee of the firm, but produced successful series for the network.

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The company wrote that "after a preliminary investigation, Televisa has decided to immediately break all relations with Gustavo Loza," adding "Televisa will not tolerate conductabiertamente. — Gustavo Loza (@gusloza) February 21, 2018

Souza has made both movies and TV series in Mexico, and in the United States she appeared in the series "How to Get Away With Murder." She starred in Mexico's biggest box-office hit prior to "Coco," a film entitled "The Noble Family."

In an interview with CNN, Souza described a producer early in her career who groomed, pressured and groped her, and one night raped her.

"I ended up giving in to him [to let him] kiss me, to touch me in ways I did not want him to touch me and in one of those instances, he attacked me violently and yes, he raped me," Souza said, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Loza was the producer of a series called "Los Heroes del


2017 British GT Championship Snetterton Race 1

Jon Minshaw and Phill Keen claimed their third win of the season in the #33 Barwell Motorsport Lamborghini Huracan whilst Will Tregurtha and Stuart Middleton took the victory in GT4.

Jack Mitchell took an early lead, completing the first lap 3.3 seconds up on the championship leading #33 Lamborghini. In GT4, Will Tregurtha jumped into the lead, fighting his way past Alex Reed in the first couple of laps.

Mitchell continued to pull away as Rick Parfitt and Liam Griffin fought amongst themselves over third place, Parfitt getting the best of Griffin to put the Bentley into third. Whilst the Macmillan GT3 of Mitchell led the way at the front, the Macmillan #42 GT4 Aston Martin of William Phillips was bumped down the earlystandings after suffering significant front end damage in a second-lap excursion.

All eyes were on Mark Farmer in the #11 TF Sport Aston Martin who was busy chasing down Lee Mowle in the AMDtuning.com Mercedes AMG GT3. Farmer made his move on the brakes into Agostini, contact between the two though however caused damage to the wheels on Farmers Aston and he was forced to pit. The battle was on for second place as the leading GT3 cars approached the GT4 back markers. Parfitt was just two tenths behind Jon Minsaw and pushing hard.

At the 30 minute mark, the race saw its first retirement, the #29 In2Racing McLaren of Hoggarth and Mckay came to a stop at Riches as the pit window opened. Keen took over from Minshaw, Morris


from Parfitt and Tordoff from Griffin. Tordoff jumped Morris in the pits to take third as the Pro’s joined the race.

A slow stop for the Macmillan AMR resulted in Barwell close the gab by 10 seconds, leaving just six seconds between fist and second place.

The success penalty for HHC motorsport following their win at Rockingham saw Lanan Racing take the lead with David Pittard at the wheel of the GT4 Ginetta.

It was at this moment that the front two cars in both classes found themselves running together, the GT3 cars picking their way through the slower moving GT4 runners, all four cars fighting for position. The #100 car managed to close the gap as the four cars fought together making it a three way fight for the leadin GT4.

Littlejohn eventually lost the lead in GT3, Keen made contact with him as the pair fought, sending the Aston Martin wide before passing down the back straight to take the first race win.

There was a last gasp change in GT4, Stuart Middleton’s HHC Ginetta went around the outside of Pittard through Bombhole to take the win on the penultimate lap.

A late-race penalty for the #33 Barwell Motorsport Lamborghini Huracan GT3 of Jon Minshaw and Phil Keen saw 2016 GT3 champions Jonny Adam and Derek Johnston in the #1 TF Sport Aston Martin Vantage claim their first win of 2017. In GT4, the #100 Black Bull Garage 59 Ginetta G55 of Sandy Mitchell and Ciaran Haggerty sealed victory with an impressive double overtake on the penultimate lap. A


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Last Friday, the BBC reported that sultry pop songstress Lana Del Rey would be reissuing her debut album Lizzy Grant a.k.a. Lana Del Rey later this year. The album was originally released on New York indie label 5 Points Records on January 5, 2010, but was pulled after a short digital release with no physical product to match.

Grant was signed by musician/producer/5 Points owner David Nichtern to a multi-record deal in 2007, while she was a senior at Fordham University. And Nichtern was no music-biz newbie with no plan in place. He penned the '70s hit "Midnight at the Oasis," wrote music for popular soap operas like One Life to


Possible uses could include painting a surface in order to decorate or protect it, or to create a design. The recovery of these toolkits at Blombos Cave nevertheless adds evidence for early technological and behavioural developments associated with Middle Stone Age humans. It documents the first known instance for the deliberate planning, production and curation of a pigmented compound and for the use of a container. Evidence for the complexity of the task includes procuring and combining raw materials from various sources (implying they had a mental template of the process they would follow), possibly using pyrotechnology to facilitate fat extraction from bone, using a probable recipe to produce the compound, and the use of shell containers for mixing and storage for later use. An elementary knowledge ofcan copy the files over or restore them there, and mount it. Truly portable databases.

"Can all of the roles reside on a single server?"

All but the Edge and any clustered Mailbox servers. In a cluster, the Mailbox Role needs to be the only one.. and at the Edge, the Edge Transport Role has to be alone as well. But otherwise you could have Mailbox, Client Access, Hub Transport, and Unified Messaging Roles all on the same server if you choose. Or mix and match. :)

We're talking about Infrastructure management using Forefront, System Center (Ops Manager 2007, Configuration Manager 2007, and Essentials), as well as a discussion of Networking improvements in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008.

A very cool offer came to my inbox from an internal source about


The Metro-North Railroad train that hurtled off the rails on a sleepy holiday weekend morning was traveling 82 miles per hour as it approached one of the sharpest curves in the region’s rail system, federal investigators said on Monday — nearly three times the speed permitted through the turn.

The throttle was still engaged — giving the engine power — until six seconds before the locomotive, in the rear of the train, came to a stop around 7:20 a.m. Sunday after the train careered toward the Harlem River, killing four people and injuring more than 70, north of Spuyten Duyvil station in the Bronx, officials said.

The National Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation, and a board member, Earl Weener, said the train’s sudden power shift came “very lategame since being dealt to the Angels by the D-backs. And they got no hits against relievers Fernando Rodney and Brian Fuentes.

If there was an upside to the proceedings for the Royals, it was the performance of right-hander Bryan Bullington. He was making his first big league start since 2008, and he got through six innings, giving up three runs on five hits.

"He's got a sinker, a short slider that's good, and a nice changeup," said the Angels' Bobby Abreu. "He throws 91, 92 [mph], good, lively arm. He's got pretty good stuff. He looks like a good talent to me."

Maybe Abreu was just feeling charitable since he was 2-for-2 with a walk and scored twice against Bullington.

But Yost was impressed, too -- enough that he might give


around the bases on Haren's wild pitch, a groundout and Alex Gordon's sacrifice fly.

The game was decided by the Angels' two-run fifth inning. They took the lead on a squeeze play.

Howard Kendrick doubled and went to third on a flyout. Then Kendrick dashed for home as Peter Bourjos dropped a bunt in front of the plate. Royals catcher Jason Kendall made a stab at the ball and wheeled to tag Kendrick sliding past. Alas, Kendall left the ball on the grass, and his glove was empty.

"My foot slipped on the cutout of the grass," Kendall said. "That's why I didn't get it. I took a golf divot in the grass."

It was a supreme disappointment when the catcher glanced back to see the ball still on the ground.

"I thoughtof a sure two-out double.

"He hit it and he thought it was in the stands," Yost said. "He heard us yelling at him, and he ran, but he never saw the ball. That's not Jason Kendall, that's not anything I have to worry about."

From Kendall, no excuse.

"It's unacceptable," he said.

The Royals had one big chance against Haren in the seventh. Singles by Wilson Betemit and Yuniesky Betancourt plus a walk filled the bases with two outs. But Haren escaped by getting Willie Bloomquist to roll into a forceout, and that was his last inning of work.

Haren's reward would be his first victory in 10 starts. He last won on June 12 when he pitched the D-backs over the Cardinals.

Right-hander Philip Humber, in his first Royals appearance since being


Members of the U.S. military deserve our gratitude and appreciation, and have earned the right to medical care following their retirement – including service members who have four legs and a tail.

President Trump honored one of our K-9 military heroes Monday at the White House. The president welcomed Conan, a Belgian Malinois who was injured in October when he chased ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi into a tunnel in Syria and Baghdadi killed himself and two of his children by detonating his suicide vest.

The president presented a certificate and an award to Conan, who has recovered from his injuries. Trump said: “The dog is incredible … so brilliant – so smart … Conan did a fantastic job. We’re very honored to have Conan here.”

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411 P.2d 736 (1966)
Ed SWARTZ, Plaintiff and Respondent,
v.
Ginny BERG, As County Treasurer of Lewis and Clark County, Montana, a political subdivision of the state of Montana, and John C. Alley, J. Morley Cooper, and Howard Lord, as members of and Constituting the State Board of Equalization of the State of Montana, Defendants and Appellants.
No. 11064.
Supreme Court of Montana.
February 10, 1966.
As Modified on Denial of Rehearing March 17, 1966.
*737 W.F. Crowley (argued), Helena, William A. Douglas (argued), Helena, for appellants.
Risken & Scribner, Helena, Arthur William Scribner (argued), Helena, for respondent.
CASTLES Justice.
This is an appeal from a summary judgment entered against the defendants in the district court of the First Judicial District of the State of Montana.
This cause was heard on motion of the plaintiff for summary judgment and on


ground game and their stout defense that carried Keenum to victory, as Keenum had his worst performance since Week 7 versus Baltimore.

WR Stefon Diggs, 81.2 overall grade

If it weren't for a drop late in the game, Diggs would have turned truly a remarkable performance, highlighted by back shoulder catch with CB Josh Hawkins interfering on the play. Alas, the cold eventually got to the NFL's best contested catch receiver, as he caught just one pass in the second half but still managed to record a 102.1 passer rating when targeted.

S Harrison Smith, 99.9 overall grade

After getting snubbed in the Pro Bowl vote, our highest-graded safety showed why he should have took home that honor. He was utterly dominant and he took over the game from the start. Smithrecorded eight tackles, five of which were stops. He also allowed only three catches on five targets for 21 yards and picked off two passes, paving the way to a 99.9 overall grade for the game. Smith showed he is one of the few safeties who can be a force as a free or a strong safety.

CB Xavier Rhodes, 89.0 overall grade

Two of the past three weeks Rhodes has been at his best, being the shutdown cornerback the Vikings will need heading into the playoffs. Rhodes played well against the Packers receivers, allowing 18 yards on three catches (six targets), the longest of which went for nine yards. He forced the Packers to look to the other side of the field, as Rhodes effectively took away Jordy Nelson.

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the Packers had to play back up guard Lucas Patrick, who was playing with a club for a hand yet he was able to more than hold his own. Patrick only gave up one hurry and was also able to create room in the run game.

LB Jake Ryan, 88.5 overall grade

The Packers defense certainly did enough to win the game for the home team, and the effort was led by inside linebacker Jake Ryan. He amassed nine solo tackles, including an impressive eight run stops, posting a monstrous 24.2 run-stop percentage for the week. Ryan was solid in coverage as well, yielding just a passer rating of 79.2 on two targets. This was easily the best game of the his young career, and Ryan now ranks fourth inMamadou Sakho has insisted he did not mean to cause Liverpool or their supporters any offence by celebrating with Christian Benteke on the touchline as the Belgian’s brace secured Crystal Palace’s third successive win at Anfield.

The France centre-half, who is on loan at Selhurst Park for the remainder of the campaign, was ineligible for the fixture on Sunday and had admitted in an interview with the Guardian last week he would find the situation “awkward” as he returned to his parent club. Sakho took a seat behind the Palace bench on Merseyside and, while he did not react overtly when Benteke equalised late in the first half, he stood and engaged in a celebratory handshake routine with the striker after he approached the touchline.

“When Christian scored, I stayed