and ex Barnet Press Sports Editor, was a dear friend of Barrie's and he rang the the other evening with the news.

Born
in West Drayton on the 4th July 1940 he started his career
with Watford schoolboys before joining St Albans City in 1957. An FA
amateur international he also represented Middlesex Wanderers before
moving to Hitchin Town in 1963.

Barnet Manager Dexter
Adams signed King prior to Barnet's first season in the Southern
League and became the club's first professional player in 1965. He
was essentially a midfield player but in those times he was known as
a Left Half, in the number 6 shirt.

Debut 1965, Barrie back row 2nd from the right

He
debut on 21st August 1965, Barnet's first game as a semi
professional club saw the following Bees line up thrash Hinckley
Athletic 10-1.

Forming
a midfield partnership withGerry Ward, Barnet were pioneers of a
4-2-4 line-up in the Southern League in the mid 60's, he appeared in
over 400 games for the club between 1965-1972. Said Les Eason,
“Barrie was ball winner of the team, the terrier, his job was to
win the ball and just give it to Gerry to do the passing.”

Barry and Gerry Ward 1966

Although
goalscoring was never his forte – records show he only scored two
first team goals while at Underhill - he did score perhaps the most
bizarre ever Barnet own goal in an FA Cup tie at Kettering in 1971.
With Barnet leading two nil Barrie turned to lob a back pass
perfectly over Bees goalkeeper Jack McClelland from fully half way.
Fortunately the Bees went on to win 4-2.

He
played at Wembley in the 1972 FA Trophy Final


when Barnet were
defeated 0-3 but his contribution to that team, in those seasons, can
never be underestimated.

Barrie, focused and proud at Wembley 1972

At
the end of that 1971-72 season he emigrated to Australia returning
briefly to England in 1976 becoming Player-Manager of Herts County
League Sandridge Rovers. He returned to Aus in 1978 settling in
Adelaide and actually represented South Australia at Lawn Bowls. He
continued to live in Adelaide until he passed away on Sunday, 29th
March 2015.

Another little part of my childhood has gone as Barrie was in the first team I witnessed at Underhill, and a magnificent set of players they were, fantastic memories. RIP Barrie.Pawtucket man sentenced for pot operation

9/6/2013

Pawtucket man sentenced for pot operation

PAWTUCKET - Attorney Gen. Peter Kilmartin announced Thursday that Superior Court Justice Daniel Procaccini sentenced Oral Swaby, 41, with a last known address of 373 Fountain St., to 20 years, with six years to serve and the remainder suspended with probation, for his role in an illegal marijuana distribution operation. Swaby plead nolo contendere to eight charges, including one count of possession of a controlled substance in excess of five kilos, possession with intent to deliver, two counts of delivery of a controlled substance, and four counts of conspiracy.

Had the case proceeded to trial, state prosecutors say they were prepared to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Swaby was a key player in the illegal marijuana distribution operation,


Education Award.

One of the most touching parts of the film for me, as we finish up, is to watch the names of all of you scroll up the screen as a reminder and a thank you of your contribution to the film. It moves by to the song "Oregon (I can't go home)." Most people from Oregon will remember this song by the group Black Hawk County who wrote the song to help an Oregon woman come home from a Turkish prison. The members of Black Hawk county will be attending the 3:00pm screening. Say hello to them if that is the screening you will attend. I am providing an upload of an MP3 of Michael Bacon's arrangement of the song as a thank you, and to whetyour desire to see the film: click here.

Speaking of Michael Bacon, and the music for the film, it has been an amazing collaboration. When we first started talking about which instruments I liked, I told him cello and guitar. He plays them both, and many more in the band he has with his brother, The Bacon Brothers. Then I told him I would like some bassoon in there. He looked at me quizzically and said, "Interesting... a bassoon is not typically used for documentaries." My motivation was not necessarily musical. My life-long friend from Portland, Susan Shepperd, is the parent of a talented third-year Kovner Fellow at Juilliard. Forever wanting to be a matchmaker in this profession, I thought it would be fun for Blair to get some


studio recording time. Her contributions to the music and therefore the film were magical. And Michael was delighted with her skill.

Blair Shepperd in the studio recording tracks for the score of "That Way Madness Lies…"

Composer Michael Bacon cueing up the film to record Blair's contribution.

Michael, Sandra and Michael's lovely wife Betsy celebrated the completion of the music at one of Sandra's favorite restaurants in her neighborhood, The Pandering Pig. Leave it to Michael to ask for a discount since his last name is a pork product. The owner was utterly confused.

So the final mix of all the sound in the film is April 27th and the online will be on the 29th and 30th. In the meantime I have a team of lawyers working on errors and omissionsCate Blanchett in spoof tourist brochure for Orkney's 'Mama Westray' Published duration 5 May 2016

image caption The brochure says actress Cate Blanchett is a regular visitor and has a pedal car

Mystery surrounds a spoof tourist brochure for a non-existent island which has appeared at a number of sites around Orkney.

The colour brochure is professionally produced and looks like a genuine guide to one of Orkney's North Isles.

But it features attractions that aren't there, on an island called Mama Westray that doesn't even exist.

It says actress Cate Blanchett is a regular visitor and keeps a pedal car in the garage airport.

Attractions include fish-eating pigs, The Tropical Gardens of Nether Biggings and "the world-famous Tomb of the Haddock".

Other "must-see" sites and attractions are said to be the Hall of McFlummery


Sulaiman imported a Ferrari car model 2011 and declared it as a 2012 model to avoid paying 35% environmental levy. The declaration of the Ferrari car white in color was made on the basis of a 2012 model quoting a lower value of a UK made vehicle yet it is an Italian made vehicle.

This would lead to under collection of government revenue. His declaration was rightfully highlighted by our teams at the National Targeting Center (NTC) and the client was tasked to explain the inconsistencies and to also avail the documentation to support his declaration.

Instead of availing the required information, Mr. SK Mbuga went ranting on Facebook without regard to following the appeals procedure. It should also be noted that Mr. Mbuga has another outstanding of Ushs 118,428,061did fucking killer!! Knew all my parts, I had to slow him down in the beginning a little, he was playing it a hundred miles an hour. But once the band kicked in, he got it. It was really, really cool. Super fun. It was an incredible moment in an even more incredible show. We brought him and his buddies back after the show to say "hey" and I asked how far the crowd surfed him after he stage-dived back into the audience? He said "All the way to the bar, where 3 people bought him beers, and he proceeded to cry". Amazing stuff!


Image copyright Focus Bangla Image caption People from all walks of life went to the demonstration

Hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshis have joined protests in Dhaka to demand the death penalty for a political leader convicted of war crimes.

Protests have grown since Abdul Kader Mullah was given life on Tuesday for crimes including torture, murder and rape during the 1971 independence war.

Supporters of Mullah's party, the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami, held protests calling for his release.

The party says Mullah is the victim of a political vendetta.

Ten others are on trial, including eight other Jamaat members and two members of the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), one a former minister.

They are accused of atrocities during the 1971 war when Bangladesh, then called East Pakistan, fought to secede from Pakistan.

At the scene Bloggersand social media enthusiasts in Bangladesh are calling it the "Tahrir of Dhaka". The wide intersection next to the Dhaka University campus where two major avenues converge is actually called Shahbag. But the events of the last few days have turned this busy intersection into the focal point of one of the biggest protests in the country's history - and the first triggered by social media. Many people were shocked that Abdul Kader Mullah was not given the death sentence. There was anger among the youth. Some suspected an underhand deal between the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Jamaat. Others felt the prosecution was poorly prepared and did not present enough evidence for the judges to award the highest punishment available to them. Many feared that


weeks of violence aimed at the police by Jamaat cadres across the country had exerted enough pressure on the judges. Within 24 hours of the verdict, a network of bloggers called on their fellows to gather at Shahbag.

The authorities say the defendants opposed independence and either fought alongside or actively supported the West Pakistan authorities.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has made prosecuting war crimes a key goal of her government.

Jamaat is an ally of the BNP, Sheikh Hasina's bitter political rivals.

Mullah is the second defendant to be found guilty by the special tribunal.

Last month, former Jamaat leader Abul Kalam Azad was sentenced to death in absentia.

'Biggest in years'

Thousands have been holding vigils in Dhaka throughout the week calling for a ban on the J-e-I and the death penalty forparty leaders on trial, on the grounds that they were involved in mass killings.

The organisers called for a grand rally on Friday, a weekend day in Bangladesh, to urge the authorities to reconsider Mullah's life sentence.

Protesters used social media to boost numbers at the rally.

The BBC's Anbarasan Ethirajan in Dhaka says there has been an unusual outpouring of feeling.

People from all walks of life, with doctors, professors and even sports personalities taking part in what is described as the biggest protest march in recent years, he says.

Shahbag Square in Dhaka has a festive look, with people holding various cultural events as part of the protest, our correspondent adds.

Image copyright AFP Image caption Mullah's supporters clashed with police earlier in the week

"We will not return home unless we get


justice, complete justice," Shakil Ahmed, a college student, told the Associated Press news agency.

"I did not see 1971, but those who killed our people and helped Pakistani troops in their effort to halt the creation of Bangladesh should be hanged."

Mullah, 64, the assistant secretary general of Jamaat, was found guilty of being behind a series of killings.

They included massacres in the Mirpur area of Dhaka that earned him the nickname "koshai [butcher] of Mirpur", and made him one of the more feared Jamaat leaders.

Official estimates say more than three million people were killed in the 1971 war.stage for a heartfelt performance of R.E.M.’s 1993 hit ballad “Everybody Hurts.”

Clarkson and P!nk’s performance — trading off verses of the unifying song — was a moving tribute to first responders: police officers, firefighters, paramedics, disaster relief teams, and all those who show up at the first sign of trouble.

In addition to having several actual in-person responders honored onstage directly prior to the performance, the two singers were backed by a dramatic photo montage displaying pics of different scenarios where first responders were crucial this year — including such events as shootings, hurricanes, fires, floods, and other natural disasters that have ravaged the country in 2017.

Kelly Clarkson and P!nk onstage during the 2017 American Music Awards at Microsoft Theater on Nov. 19 in Los Angeles. (Getty Images)

The 2017


The invention relates to stick-deodorant or the like containers wherein the deodorant substance is loaded against a piston within the bore of an elongate housing, and wherein a base-operating member is exposed for rotation at the lower end of the housing and drives the piston via an upstanding threaded stem which is part of the base-operating member.
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the final vote, a woman screamed from the gallery that she objected to the proceedings. She refused to quiet or leave, and state troopers carried her out of the gallery by her hands and feet.

House Administration Chairman Charlie Geren, R-Fort Worth, said five women were arrested and taken to jail by state police who were stationed in the House gallery. Several of them sat through the opening prayer and pledges of allegiance to the national and state flags. When the abortion bill came to a final vote in the House, they began shouting, "We will not be silenced," but the vote proceeded, uninterrupted.

Ross Ramsey contributed to this report.

*This story originally stated that the Senate must wait 48 hours to consider the bill after it is approved by ato university records, are currently underway on all three Rutgers campuses, the brunt of which are located on the New Brunswick campus.

The projects — 9 on the New Brunswick and Piscataway campuses, 3 on the Newark campus and 2 on the Camden campus — represent an ongoing push by university administrators to revitalize Rutgers’ campuses for a new wave of students and faculty. They range in nature from updates to lab and classroom buildings to the construction of wholly new facilities, and are made possible by an equally diverse list of financing efforts: university reserves, anonymous donations, bonds issued over many years. It’s a leviathan effort, evidenced by the growing number of fenced-in lots and construction vehicles across campus this semester, that administrators hope will help modernize the


underway

Along with the Wright Riemen Chemistry and Chemical Biology Building, Busch campus will also see an addition to the existing William Levine Hall Building at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy. Financed with $18 million in gifts and pledges from university partners and alumni, $16.75 from the New Jersey Higher Education Facilities Trust Fund, and $2.75 million by the university, the addition will house two 300 seat auditoriums, two collaborative practice simulation laboratories, administrative pharmacy practice space, and labs for basic research in the pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences.

Cook

Construction has already begun at the future site of the Institute for Food Nutrition and Health on Dudley Road on Cook campus.

Institute for Food Nutrition and Health

Budget: $55 Million

Design: January 2012 — December 2012

Construction: April 2013 — April 2015

Status: Incomplete

Considered oneTenn. Crash Revives Debate Over School Bus Seat Belts

Only six states require seat belts on large buses

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A school bus is carried away Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, from the site where it crashed on Monday. The bus driver, Johnthony Walker, 24, has been arrested on charges including vehicular homicide, reckless driving and reckless endangerment. The crash killed at least five elementary school students.

A crash that killed five children in Tennessee is reviving discussion over whether school buses — considered among the safest vehicles on the road because of their height and bulk — should also be equipped with seat belts.

Only six states require seat belts on large buses. Many others, including Tennessee, have considered but dropped such legislation in


buses keep children safe enough, with fatalities averaging only about five per year nationwide. Nearly 500,000 buses carry more than 25 million students daily, according to the NTSB.

"The children are protected like eggs in an egg carton — compartmentalized, and surrounded with padding and structural integrity to secure the entire container," The American School Bus Council says on its website. "The seat backs are raised, and the shell is reinforced for protection against impact."

Bus drivers themselves have raised concerns that seat belts could trap panicked or disoriented students in an emergency, such as a fire, and that it would be next to impossible to make sure that students keep their belts properly fastened, the National Education Association said after surveying its member drivers.

Until recently, federal regulators did notconfessing to the murders. "I did it," he said in the tape played on Dec. 9, 2016. "I had to do it." (Published 2 hours ago)

Only California, Florida, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York and Texas have seat belt laws for large buses.

Ten states — Arizona, Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina and West Virginia — considered seat belt legislation in 2016 but none enacted it, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Lawmakers in Indiana, where a bus carrying a high school basketball team was sideswiped and overturned on Interstate 65 in March, passed a resolution supporting a study of the issue. The 27 players and staff members escaped serious injury.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam told reporters at the state Capitol in Nashville on Tuesday


Seminoles. The loss marked Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher's first defeat against Miami since he took over the program in 2010.

Real Madrid boosted as Bale avoids calf tear
Wales travel to Georgia on Friday evening without Gareth Bale , but looking to cement second spot in World Cup Qualifying Group D. Wales was 4 points ahead of the Republic of Ireland who also was fighting against Moldova .

Some Republicans, NRA Open To Bump Stocks Regulation
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Political Analysis: Is Trump Planning For A Storm?
In an interview that aired Saturday night,Trump complained that he even had to deal with North Korea in the first place . She then played a clip real of times that Trump has promised that big news was coming, only to have the story fizzle.

Instant analysis: Panthers' Cam Newton shreds Lions like an MVP
He completed 51 of his 83 pass for 566 yards, 6.82 yards per attempt, two touchdowns and four interceptions in those three games. Then on the following drive, Golden Tate couldn't haul in a pass that would've given the Lions a first down on a third-and-12.

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Carlos Correa , Jose Altuve and the high-powered Astros led the majors in runs, hits and batting average in the regular season. The Astros have now


BF.C Correspondent Drew Lewis-McGrath, is that Harrah started low and stays low. He consistently had good pad level.

His departure hits at a spot where the Beavs were already thin, with two junior college d-tackles atop the pre-spring depth chart despite never having taking a Pac-12 snap.

Harrah played in three games in 2012. He remains on pace to graduate this summer and until then, will remain in the program assisting Chief of Staff Jay Locey.Rod Thomson

While we were working as a nation to cleanse the American body of the poison of racism against blacks — a long, painful endeavor that was finally finding considerable success in the latter half of the 20th century — a different poison was being introduced into the body: racism against whites. Full out, white people are inherently, genetically evil racism.

That statement may have sounded extreme a few years ago. No more. It is mainstreaming now right under our noses and, like so many damaging ideas of recent years, it is flowering among the leftists that oppress our nation’s college campuses.

And few schools on our college campuses are as open to radicalism as the schools of mass communication, which still churn out journalists by the tens of thousands


country. This is from the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Facebook page:

When Women Disrupt (WWD) is an art collective, who in collaboration with students from the USC Annenberg class “Women: Designing Media for Social Change,” presented their pieces, led workshops and became part of a larger conversation about race, intersectionality and misogyny. Other keywords and topics discussed the subjectivity of “whiteness,” a term discussed among WWD –– which refers to an organizing principle that shapes institutions, policies and social relations. One of the lasting highlights was a body of art work they created in dialogue with students which is featured on the walls of the entrance of the east lobby of the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. The intent was to spark conversation and dialogueMicrosoft will continue to invest in flying games

No specific plans to announce at this time.

Microsoft has confirmed to IGN that it has closed Aces Game Studio, the internal development house responsible for the Microsoft Flight Simulator series.

The Flight Simulator series has been an ever present for more than 20 years, but company wide layoffs announced on Thursday have lead to the closure of Aces Game Studio. According to a statement made by Kelda Rericha of Edelman, Microsoft's public relations firm, the decision was made within Microsoft's Internal Entertainment Business "to align our people against our highest priorities".

The future of the Microsoft Flight Simulator franchise is now very much in doubt, although Rericha has confirmed to IGN that MS remains committed to the franchise.

"We are committed to the Flight


with the past liberates the imagination to proliferate new forms and new constructs. Thus complex changes appeared where once continuity reigned. Vienna around 1900 with its acutely felt tremors of social and political disintegration, proved one of the most fertile breeding grounds of the 20th century’s a-historical culture. Its great intellectual innovators – in music, art and philosophy, in economics and architecture, and, of course, in psychoanalysis – all broke, more or less deliberately, their ties to the historical outlook central to the 19th century liberal culture in which they had been reared. This secession from liberalism grasped a social-psychological reality that the liberals could not see. This intellectual development in Vienna constituted part of the wider cultural revolution that ushered in the 20th century.

The era of politicalascendancy of the liberal middle class in Austria began later than elsewhere in Western Europe and entered earlier than elsewhere into a deep crisis. Actual constitutional government lasted only about four decades before its defeat and the whole process took place in a temporal compression unknown elsewhere in Europe. In France this process gradually started in 1848 and lasted until World War I, in Austria however modern movements appeared in most fields in the 1890s and were fully matured two decades later. Thus the growth of a new culture seemed to take place as in a hothouse, with political crisis providing the heat. Austria became, as the poet Hebbel, said “the little world in which the big one holds its try-outs.” In Vienna, contrary to Paris, London or


Berlin, until about 1900 the cohesiveness of the whole social elite was very strong. The salon and the cafe retained their vitality as institutions where intellectuals of different kinds shared ideas and values with each other and still mingled with a business and professional elite proud of its humanistic education and artistic culture. The development of an avant-garde subculture, detached from the political and social values of the upper middle class, came later in Vienna, though it was perhaps swifter and more self-confident. Most of the pioneering generation of culture-makers were alienated along with their class in its exclusion from political power, not against it as a ruling class. Only in the last decade before World War I does there appear alienation of the intellectual from the wholeThis relationship really screws up the family history program.

The immigrant ancestor for the Scofield’s was Daniel Scofield (my 9x great grandfather) who was born in England and came to America in 1641. He was a founding settler of Stamford, Connecticut. He paid 25 pounds sterling for his land. This Scofield line descends to Levi Scofield a Seventh Day Baptist minister in Janesville, Wisconsin whose daughter Sabrina married Levi Squires father to Edwin and Mary Squires, parents of Grace Irene Squires Foreman, mother of Grandma Hancock.

Neazer and Thankful had 13 children, most born in Stamford, Connecticut but several were born in Hadley, New York. Thankful died 28 June 1836 at 79 years old in Hadley, Saratoga County, New York.

Neazer died 26 September 1846 at 93 years old. He served


as a private in the local militia prior to the Revolutionary War, as a volunteer for 115 days in 1775. He continued to serve in militias in 1776 and enlisted in 1777 and returned to his family 1n 1778.

Neazer and Thankful are buried in the former Scofield Cemetery now named Gray’s Cemetery in Hadley, Saratoga, New York.

In 1998 when I first started searching for ancestors I would visit the library to select the microfilm rolls I needed, insert them in the machine and spend hours scrolling through names in the census records. If I was lucky there would be an index of names that would direct me to the exact roll I was looking for making the search much easier. These days with Ancestry and FamilySearch most ofthe census records are easy to search from home on the internet.

Some of my favorite discoveries from the census include:

Finding middle names. Grace Irene Squires (Foreman) sister was Mary I. Squires (the mother was listed as Mary S. Squires.) The next census had a more diligent recorder and listed her whole name Mary Ivadine Squires. Grandma Hancock would talk about her aunt Ivy saying she was an old maid because she never married.

Mary Ivadine Squires 1866-1921

Finding surnames. I could not find my dad in the 1940 census which was made public in 2010. I kept searching and finally last year found him in Tacoma, Washington under the name Jerry Frahm. His mother Signe Anderson Stalter had remarried. The family had been enumerated with Clarence Frahm as head of


household and my dad and his brother Victor were listed as Frahm instead of Stalter. I never knew he lived in Tacoma, Washington. Seven years it took me to find that!

Left to right – Jerry Stalter, Clarence Frahm, Uncle Frank Martin, seated in car is my great grandfather Hinberg Anderson who immigrated in 1892 from Norway. My best guess is this picture was taken about 1937.

Finding places. Looking for my grandfather Perry Stalter in 1940. He was divorced from Signe and was listed by himself in a place called Work Camp #3, Glendale, Minnesota. Minnesota does a midterm census so I found him in 1935 in a different work camp. During the depression men who did not have jobs and no place to live were placed in workcamps and trained for jobs or placed on work crews building “public works” projects from bridges to schools and the like. This included art projects and music projects. Perry wrote lyrics for music, he also wrote poetry. In 1942 he entered Word War II. He also served in World War I. Sometimes gravestones provide a lot of information.

Finding families. Most of our family lines moved as a group from one part of the country to another. By reading the entire page of the census and going back one page or forward a page you can usually find a brother or father or son with their family listed nearby. The Foreman’s in Illinois all lived within a ten mile radius of each other. Their farms were next to each


other. Edwin Squires farm was next to his father, Levi Squires farm in Wisconsin. Daughters were a little harder to track because their names changed, but looking carefully, usually can be found within a short distance of her family.

This is the Robert Allen Foreman family. They left Time, Illinois and settled in Cherokee, Oklahoma about 1877. At the same time Jacob Foreman, older brother of Robert, left Time, Illinois and settled in Carroll County, Missouri about 250 miles from Time, Illinois. In 1887, Jacob and Sarah Foreman brought their family to Vernon, Colorado to homestead.

Finding a story within ten years. My husbands grandmother Beckie Singer was one of four children. In 1900 I found each of her siblings, a sister Fannie in St. Louis and two brothers, Williamand Harris living in Friar’s Point, Mississippi. Harris was married to Lizzie and the 1900 census shows they had four children. In the 1910 census there is no listing anywhere for Lizzie and Harris yet two of their children were living with William and his wife in Friar’s Point, Mississippi. With a lot of hard work I found that Harris and Lizzie had moved to San Antonio, Texas and Harris had died of tuberculosis in 1904 in San Antonio. Lizzie had died of tuberculosis in 1908 in San Antonio. In the 1910 census two of the their children are living with William back in Mississippi, one daughter is living with Lizzie’s brother’s family in Memphis Tennessee. The fourth child, Sarah, shows up in the 1910 Colorado census. She


is 18 years old. Sarah contracted tuberculosis in Memphis and moved to Colorado in 1909 for treatment at the JCRS hospital. Sarah died in 1917 in Colorado. JCRS, for many of us who remember, was the name of a shopping center on west Colfax in Lakewood. The entire property was owned by the Jewish Community Relief Society. The synagogue remains behind the shopping center. Both Denver and San Antonio were cities that people with tuberculosis sought treatment.

Several months ago I found Lizzie’s will in a digital collection from Mississippi. The will lists five children. With a lot more digging I found the fifth child, David, born in 1901 and 9 years old in 1910 census, living in a Jewish orphan’s home in New Orleans. At age 18 heGlenns Falls, N.Y. where he resided til 1848, when with his family he came to Wisconsin where he settled on a tract of wild land in the town of Porter. By his own industry it became one of the most desirable homes in Southern Wisconsin, where he resided til a few weeks before his death.

One of the pioneer settlers of the county, he became widely known for his reliable business qualities and integrity of character. In religion, he was a Baptist, which faith he embraced in youth, and ever found hope and consolation in the Bible, which was his companion to the end.

He leaves a widow, two sons and one daughter, who were present during his last hours, to mourn his loss.

The Family

Levi Squires married Sabrina Scofield in


New York sometime before 1838, they had three children Edwin R. Squires 1838-1906; Jane Squires 1841- unknown date of death and Eugene Squires 1851-1925. They were all members of the Seventh Day Baptist Church. This “clan” of families, Squires, Scofield, Wheeler, Vaughn and a few others all left New York state and moved to Wisconsin about 1848, settling near the small village of Porter in Rock County, Wisconsin. Much of this history can be found in Roots Webb “They Came To Milton.”

Jane Squires married John Wheeler and they had one child Louis Wheeler and Eugene married Kathryn Pond and they had no children.

In Edwin’s family Francis Charlotte known as Hattie married Wilbur Allen and had four children Mary, Edwin, Jennie and Harvey; Mary Ivadine called Aunt Ivy bystreet to receive their first instructions. They had no study halls and no assemblies except pep meetings which were held in the grandstand. All of these unusual arrangements were necessary because of the construction work on the new junior high building.”

Various school activities included pep rally’s to cheer on the football team which was state champion in 1939 having played against Pueblo on the Loveland field. They marched in the Costume Day parade in downtown Loveland. As sophomore’s in the 1940-41 school term many of the students became contributing members of the football and basketball team and cheerleaders and majorettes.

The third year at Loveland High School 1941-42 the “juniors” had 18 boys receive their letter in football, and continuing participation in basketball cheerleading and school spirit continued. The


on the farms we began school a week earlier and then allowed two weeks vacation to work in the beet fields. The senior year also included attending school on five Saturdays so the students could end the school year early.

Evelyn Hancock Senior Year 1943

“One of the most pleasant memories the seniors of 1943 will carry with them when they leave Loveland High School will be the memory of a class party held on March 12. The party was held in the music room, and dancing and games were the diversion of the evening. Refreshments of pop and doughnuts were served.”

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CIOs at the opening of the Gartner Symposium in Barcelona, Gene Hall, Gartner CEO, warned delegates that organisations are having to adapt, given the state of the economy. In fact, data from the analyst firm shows that 85% of CEOs expect their organisations will be impacted by the economic conditions.

He said: “We are living in an environment of persistent change. CEOs realise they need disruptive information technology.” Hall believes CIOs will drive growth in their business.

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IT can no longer be prescriptive, according to Gartner head of research, Peter Sondergaard. While the IT department has traditionally set standards for the company, it must now support changes to the business that are occuring faster than the standards can be defined.

Gartner has identified four technology areaswhile the following 5 marked in each category will be awarded personalized merit diplomas. The winners, during the award ceremony, will be able to interpret their text personally and, in the case of a two-part opera, accompanied by another actor (or, upon communication to the Prize Secretariat, the performance of the winning works may be assigned to others interpreters indicated by the author or delegated to the Award Organization).

The prizes not collected will be sent with fee to all winners who will expressly request them within 30 days from the date of the Award. The names of the winners will be published in the literary magazine "L'Alfiere" and on the website http://www.accademia-alfieri.it/

The award ceremony is scheduled in Florence in May 2019, at the Sala dei Marmi, Parterre -


Women's Basketball

Emory Women's Basketball Hosts NYU & Brandeis In Final Two Regular Season Home Games

Feb 19, 2014

GAME FACTS – The Emory women's basketball team will play its final two home games of the regular season this weekend when it hosts New York University on Friday (Feb. 21) in a 6:00 pm tip before entertaining Brandeis on Sunday in a 2:00 scheduled start. Sunday's contest against the Judges will be Senior Day with the women's basketball program and athletics department recognizing the contributions of Lauren Ball, Selena Castillo, Hannah Lilly, Savannah Morgan, Marissa Resnick and Gabi Whitmer in a pre-game ceremony.

THE COACHES – Emory Head Coach Christy Thomaskutty (Tulane, '96) is in her 11th season in charge of the Eagles. She assumed her current duties prior to the startof the 2003-04 campaign and owns a school and career mark of 147-128. Thomaskutty has guided the Eagles to three consecutive winning campaigns, the program's longest streak since an eight-year run starting in 1992-93 through 1999-2000.

In 2012-13, Thomaskutty directed the program to an overall record of 24-4, and its first-ever UAA title (12-2). Emory earned the school's first bid to the NCAA Tournament since 1997, advancing to the third round. For her efforts, Thomaskutty and her staff were recognized as the UAA Coaches of the Year. In addition, she was recognized by D3hoops.com as the South Region Coach of the Year.

In her second year as the head coach of the NYU program is Lauren Hall-Gregory(Hofstra, '03). Hall-Gregory will take a school and career record of 28-19 into Friday's


Earlier this season (Jan. 24), the Violets ended a four-game losing streak to Emory when they came away with a 77-71 victory at the Coles Center on the NYU campus. NYU is 15-10 vs. Emory in games played in Atlanta.

Emory checks in with a 27-23 all-time mark against Brandeis with the series having its origins in January of 1989. The teams met earlier this year in Waltham, Mass., where the Judges notched a 65-61 triumph, snapping Emory's five-game win streak in the series. The Eagles stand 15-10 vs. BU in games played in Atlanta, and have won the last three meetings at the Woodruff PE Center.

EMORY BENCH CONTRIBUTES – The Emory bench contributed significantly in last weekend's contests, with the reserves totaling 32 of the team's 87 pointsvs. Carnegie Mellon and 29 of the 62 against Case Western.

Freshman Fran Sweeney (Norristown, PA) and sophomore Ilene Tsao (Fremont, CA) combined for 21 points off the bench vs. CMU with Sweeney totaling 12 points on the strength of a season-high four three-point field goals while Tsao chipped in nine points along with a team-high tying six rebounds. Senior Marissa Resnick (Jericho, NY) came through with her second double-figure scoring effort of the year, tying for the team lead with 10 points off the bench vs. Case, while Sweeney contributed eight points.

So far this year, Emory reserves have scored 30 or more points on eight occasions.

STEALS LEADING TO POINTS – Emory closed out last weekend with 22 steals, nine vs. Carnegie Mellon and 13 against Case Western. The


ranks second on the school's seasonal list. The season record is 405 set by the 2012-13 club.

SWEENEY MAKES MOST OF MINUTES – Fran Sweeney is making the most of her increased playing time, logging a season-high 27 minutes against Carnegie Mellon before finishing with 23 minutes of action in the Case Western contest, her seventh consecutive outing of 20 or more minutes.

Sweeney was one of four Emory double-figure scorers in the CMU game, registering 12 points (second double-figure scoring effort of the season), while closing out the CWRU affair with eight points, hitting three-of-seven from the floor including a pair of three-point field goals. Sweeney is averaging 23.7 minutes and 7.5 points over the squad's last six games and starts the weekend with three-point field goals to hercredit in six of her last seven appearances.

WHITMER A SOLID CONTRIBUTOR – Senior Gabi Whitmer (Pittsburgh, PA) finished the Case Western game with a team-high tying 10 points, her fourth double-figure scoring effort of the year, hitting five-of-10 field goal attempts, while pulling down seven rebounds, second high on the squad.

A starter in six of 11 league contests, Whitmer has emerged as one of the team's consistent performers, averaging 7.3 points and a team-high 5.7 rebounds per game with that mark good for 12th place among UAA players. She has pulled down 40 offensive rebounds in conference play and her 3.6 per-game effort on that end of the floor is second on the UAA ladder. In addition, she is shooting a team-leading 53.2 percent (33-of-62) from the floor


in conference games, good for the No. 5 position on the UAA chart.

Against Chicago back on Feb. 7, Whitmer recorded her second double-double of the season with 14 points (second highest career total) and a game-high tying 11 rebounds against Chicago, with that mark the second highest by an Emory player this season. She followed that contest by totaling eight points and four rebounds vs. WU in 16 minutes of action. She sank a pair of three-point field goals against the Bears, marking her first career triples in an Emory uniform.

KANIUT PICKS UP OFFENSIVE PACE – Freshman Shellie Kaniut (Vienna, VA) recorded her third straight double-figure scoring game (longest streak of the season) when she totaled 15 points, second high on the team, sinking five-of-seven from the field,including a pair of treys in four tries, in the victory over Carnegie Mellon. It represented her eighth double-digit effort of the season, four of which have come during UAA play.

Over her last four outings, she is averaging 12.0 points and shooting 51.5 percent (17-of-33) from the floor and 78.5 percent (11-of-14) from the charity stripe.

MORGAN DIRECTS EMORY ATTACK-- Heading into the NYU contest, Savannah Morgan continues to pace the squad in both scoring and assists. Morgan's 14.3 points-per-game average in overall play is fourth among UAA players, while her 5.5 assists average is good for the top spot on the league ladder and 19th nationally in NCAA stats released on Monday (Feb. 17).

Morgan produced a team-high 20 points, the eighth time this season she led the club


in scoring, sinking seven-of-11 from the floor, including three treys, in the 87-76 win over Carnegie Mellon. She also dished out seven assists and had just one turnover on 30 minutes of action. She then finished with eight assists, tying her second-highest mark of the year, and chipped in three steals in the Case Western game.

Entering this weekend's home stand, Morgan has totaled 121 assists in 2013-14, good for fifth place on Emory's seasonal chart, while her 5.5 per-game average is the second highest in school history, second to her No. 1 mark of 5.7 set during the 2011-12 campaign. She has eight contests of seven or more assists this year.

Morgan has come up with 17 double-figure scoring performances and has six outings of 20 or more pointsthis year.

Career-wise, Morgan ranks eighth in career scoring at Emory with 1,093 points. She became the ninth player in program history to reach the 1,000-point plateau when she finished with 14 points in the Brandeis contest (Jan. 26). She stands as the school's all-time leader with 512 assists and is fourth in career steals with 196.

LILLY'S CAREER COMES TO AN END – Hannah Lilly saw her season and career come to an untimely end when she suffered a knee injury in the second half of the Wash U game played at Emory on Feb. 9. Lilly had scored at a 13.5 per-game clip this year with that mark good for the No. 7 position on the league ladder.

A double-figure scorer in 70 career contests, Lilly holds down fourth


place on Emory's all-time scoring list with 1,302 points. Her 46 treys this year boosted her career total to 221, good for the No. 2 position on the school's all-time list behind only Mandy Jackson's ('91-95) top mark of 243. She was a First Team All-UAA selection as a sophomore and junior after garnering second-team recognition her freshman year. In addition, she was a Honorable Mention All-American in 2011-12.

CASTILLO TOPS UAA IN STEALS – SelenaCastillo continues to lead the UAA while ranking 26th among D-III players in steals with a 3.23 per-game average with that mark currently good for the No. 1 spot on the Eagles' seasonal ladder.

Castillo starts play this weekend with 13 outings of three or more thefts this year, and her 71 steals are thirdPrivate security forces attack Native American protesters with dogs, pepper spray

By Janel Flechsig

5 September 2016

On Saturday, September 3, members of the Red Warrior and Sacred Stones Camps from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and their supporters, who have been peacefully protesting near the construction site of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in Cannon Ball, North Dakota were attacked by private security forces hired by Dakota Access, LLC, a subsidiary of Energy Transfer Partners.

The private security force deployed attack dogs, pepper spray and physical force to repel protesters from the construction site. Six protesters were reportedly bitten, including a pregnant woman, a dozen were pepper sprayed, and multiple physical assaults were reported. Children and elderly tribal members were present during the attack, and a tribal member’s horse was also


bitten. State police posted at the site did not intervene when the attacks occurred.

Earlier in the day, during a gathering to commemorate the 153rd anniversary of the Whitestone Hill Massacre, there was a call to action by protesters to block bulldozers and construction crews from an area within the project location that had been previously surveyed by tribal historian Tim Mentz. The historian determined that the area contains nearly thirty burial sites, stone cairns, effigies and other historic features, some of which may be eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.

The attack comes one day after the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe filed additional evidence in federal court in their ongoing case against the US Army Corps of Engineers. The lawsuit alleges that the Army Corps neglected theirlegal responsibility to fully consult with the tribe during the permitting process. By neglecting this obligation, the agency violated the Clean Water Act, the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act. Shortly after the lawsuit was filed, Dakota Access, LLC was made a party to the suit as well.

The Dakota Access Pipeline is similar in scope to the more notorious Keystone XL Pipeline but it transfers oil from domestic fields rather than from Canada and sends it to refineries in southern Illinois. Because the pipeline does not cross international boundaries, like Keystone XL, the DAPL was not subject to international treaty agreements or extensive environmental review.

Current federal environmental and cultural resource laws require tribal consultation and mitigation of any adverse effects caused by a proposed


project receiving federal funds, federal licensure, or occurring on federally owned property. Lawsuits against federal agencies that may have violated these statutes often take many years to resolve.

Because construction on the pipeline commenced in early 2016 without these issues being resolved, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe filed a preliminary injunction in federal court to force Dakota Access, LLC to temporarily halt the project to allow for a complete cultural resource survey. The case has been assigned to US District Judge James E. Boasberg. At a hearing on August 24, Boasberg said that he would issue a decision on the pipeline injunction on or after September 9.

The Dakota Access Pipeline crosses the Missouri River at Lake Oahe, one mile upstream from the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. The Missouri Riveris the major source of fresh water in the region and an oil spill would not only destroy Standing Rock’s water supply but would threaten agricultural production in one of the US’s most fertile regions.

In addition to the environmental and cultural resource impacts, the tribe also views the construction of the pipeline as a further violation of federal treaties that ceded the land through which the pipeline runs to native peoples. The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868, for example, promised the Lakota (one of seven affiliated tribes within the Sioux Nation) ownership of the Black Hills and hunting rights to much of the Dakotas, Wyoming and Montana. The US military was supposed to prevent nonnative settlement in the region. Discovery of gold in the Black Hills, and settlement


pressures created as a result of the Homestead Act of 1862 resulted in federal abandonment of many of these treaties by the 1880s.

Since protests began in July, the encampments have swelled to about 3,000 people. American indigenous tribes from as far away as Alaska and Hawaii have sent representatives, letters of support and symbolic gifts. Food, medical supplies and other necessities have arrived from supporters all over the world. Black Lives Matter activists and farmers from Iowa have also traveled to the camp to show their support, as have environmental activists and others. Several Hollywood actors including Shailene Woodley, Susan Sarandon and Leonardo DiCaprio have also voiced their support for tribe. Despite claims of violence by Governor Jack Dalrymple, a Republican, the protests have been entirely peaceful.

There isthe winter.

Churchill itself is tiny, a cluster of modular buildings, peaked-roof rowhouses, and ranches with peeling paint, huddled together on the shore of Hudson Bay. It has three churches and a handful of bars. In the only supermarket, shelves of cereal share floor space with snowmobiles and racks of $700 Canada Goose down coats.

On our first morning in town, the Explore.org crew headed out to Cape Merry, a point of land extending out into the mouth of the Churchill River. Near the car, we met a chipper Parks Canada ranger named Dwayne, who told us that there was a polar bear on the other side. He led us past a cairn commemorating the Jens Munk expedition to the ruins of an old stone battery overlooking the water. Through


stance and charge, then wheel around and chase off another that had approached it while its back was turned.

After about 10 minutes, the bear patrol turned up in two pickup trucks to chase the animal off. Two small groups of people got out; soon after, three sharp pops sounded as they fired into the air. We watched from a distance as the bear hightailed it up the shore and disappeared into the brush.

—Adam Roy

@adnroy

Outside is in Churchill, Manitoba, with Explore.org following the annual polar bear migration. You can see Churchill's bears for yourself on Explore's live cams.the market, IDC estimates.

Google's combined presence in search and display make it by far the biggest player. But it has hardly dominated mobile display advertising, which is why it spend $750 million on AdMob in the first place.

IDC expects the market to reach $1.9 billion in 2011, including search.

Our takeaways:

Google could have a good 2011 as Android continues to take share in the smartphone market, at Apple's expense. Or Apple could launch the iPhone at Verizon -- a Google Android stronghold -- and take share there.


Things concerning Jews in Portland and everywhere that happen here and in Israel coming from an American-Israeli.

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Our Scattered Jews Who Needed Israel ASAP

Nadene Goldfoot

The MS St. Louis was a German ocean liner most notable for a single voyage in 1939, in which its captain, Gustav Schröder, tried to find homes for 908 Jewish refugees from Germany and took them to Cuba.

The ship sailed from the port of Site, near Marseilles, on July 11, 1947, with 4,515 immigrants, including 655 children, on board.

Of course the very first Jews that had been scattered like leaves in the wind in the world were those caught in the Holocaust and couldn't get into a country that would receive them. The ship, St. Louis is a good example. "On May13, 1939, the German transatlantic liner St. Louis sailed from Hamburg, Germany, for Havana, Cuba. On the voyage were 937 passengers. Almost all were Jews fleeing from the Third Reich. Most were German citizens, some were from eastern Europe, and a few were officially "stateless."" They were denied entry into Cuba and returned to Germany to face death.
The ship, "Exodus," is another such example. "The ship Exodus 1947 became a symbol of Aliya Bet — illegal immigration. After World War II, illegal immigration increased and the British authorities decided to stop it by sending the ships back to the ports of embarkation in Europe. The first ship to which this policy was applied was the Exodus 1947." This was the opposite of what the British were to do


to the Jews according to the mandate. This situation was a matter of life or death and the Brits chose death for the Jews.

Israel's population May 1948 was 650,000. Amazingly, Moses went into their Promised Land with Joshua in the lead position with 601,730 at their 2nd census during their 40 year march from Egypt to Canaan. They had lost 1,820 along the way from the 1st census. The 2nd Israel of 1948's population were made up of families who had never left the land and families that had returned from exile by the Romans. They had been in the Diaspora.

From May 1948 to the end of 1951, 754,800 olim returned to Israel. The population more than doubled in 3 years.

V. Romania under a family reunification plan: ManyRomanians had come in first Aliyot

Jews were no longer able to stay in Middle East countries once Israel declared their statehood. They were then refugees.

From 1961 to 1964

e. 215,056 Jews from mainly:

I. Eastern Europe

II. North Africa

Since Six Day War of June 1967

f. New Wave of Immigration from:

I. North America

II. South America

III. Western Europe

IV. Soviet Union

By End of 1972, about 200,000 Jewish immigrants had arrived.

The total population of Israel was now 2 1/2 million. By May 1972 it was 3,164,000. (1,400,000 were immigrants (olim).

700,000 Jews came as destitute refugees from Moslem countries.

The number is the same as that of the Palestinian Arabs who became refugees in 1948 when their leaders told them to leave their homes in Jerusalem and other Israeli towns to get out of the way and


leave a clear road for the Arab armies attacking the Jews.

Integration Problems

While Israel was an infant state, their population had doubled. They were fighting their War of Independence at the time and had an austere economy. Immigrants had to be housed in Tent-Camps "Ma'baot." They were temporary spaces of primitive huts in a hot climate-something worse that even the Middle Eastern Jews didn't come from.

Jobs were scarce. Refugees had to live on welfare grants on the subsistence wages for work on public welfare projects.

By 1973, immigrants were taken directly to new homes or to absorption centers where they study Hebrew. Most found work quickly.

Haifa, IsraelThe city had Jews since the beginning, but Arabs had populated it and Haganah took it back on April 22, 1948 after Arabs attackedin 1947 after League of Nations accepted a Jewish state. The Arabs fled. Now it's a main port of Israel and a center of industrial development. Here is the Cave of Elijah, the tomb of Baha Effendi and is the religious center of the Bahai. The University of Haifa opened in 1970.

My husband, myself and our female German shepherd made aliyah in 1980. Arrangements were made with our handsome Shaliach at the Jewish Community Center. We were going over as experienced teachers from the USA. We arrived at the absorption center in Haifa and studied Hebrew 6 days a week for 10 months and then took a 3 hour test. Passing gave us a teaching certificate. I taught in the junior high and my husband taught in a


high school. We witnessed the arrival of Ethiopians who were placed in Safed, which was on high ground and cold in the winter, which was where we lived in an apartment across the street. This was in about 1984. Russian immigrants arriving earlier were placed in desert locations or if lucky, in Tel Aviv. It all depended on available empty apartments. In our apartment building, we had Jews from the Middle East and another American family as well as Jews of eastern Europe. They all spoke Hebrew much better than we did!

Israelis my Syrian Jewish friend might have met while he was diving inTaba and Dahab, Egypt and met Israelis doing the same thing in September 2013.This port was in Israel's hands; given back in peace deal tothe Egyptians.

Israelis now had the problem of cultural integration though we all came from Jacob's family most likely and shared the same Israel-Judea history, half of the new immigrant came from Moslem countries in North Africa and Asia where they had lived in conditions of poverty. Basic Values were of a traditional and authoritarian society and prided themselves in having large families. Jews had been held down, treated as DHIMMIS. Though Jews were also known as "people of the book,' they were also regarded as infidels and had to acknowledge openly the superiority of the true believer--the Muslim. The title of dhimma-meaning a writ of protection, can be asked," Protected against whom?" So many laws kept them down and apart and unable to gain any education, depending on


the God of israel, her people and that place.

About Me

I'm the American Nadene Goldfoot. Another lives in England. I'm the one who went to Israel and lived there from 1980 to the end of 1985. I'm an amateur genealogist for our family who also has expanded interests into dna. I now spend my time writing in my 3 blogs teaching about Israel and defending her position.

On my tree I have found Rabbi Samson Wertheimer, RASHI, and King David through DNA testing. Another branch holds the kings and queens of England by genealogy. When current events become deplorable, I turn to this hobby for a lift. It's all whetted my appetite for ancient history of Israel.gold rush, had stayed and continued to invest in the community. He was also an excellent public speaker and his speeches were reported as being the best presented during the campaign.

Final years

In 1913, a gold discovery was made on a new creek. The creek was named O'Brien Creek as O'Brien was the man who grubstaked the prospector, by giving him supplies and equipment on credit.  With the Klondike in decline, O'Brien sought to use this new discovery to maintain his wealth. He widely publicized his new find and built a store and a hotel in the area of the new gold fields. O'Brien would not live much longer to enjoy the fruits of this latest scheme. Despite his wealth, O'Brien was not a healthy man. Perhaps the


After signing a partnership agreement with the École supérieure de l’éducation nationale, de l’enseignement supérieur et de la recherche [ESENESR] (National College for Education Management, Higher Education and Research), TÉLUQ University undertook to organize a joint event, which resulted in an international conference on online education (Colloque international e-éducation) that was held November 7–10, 2016.

The event was held in France and Quebec simultaneously. This required planning that took into account the time difference, a bipartite facilitation, and ensuring that both organizing countries were represented among the speakers and panelists. Success depended on overcoming sizeable technological and logistical challenges, for instance, ensuring that input from ministry officials and speakers came through clearly, keeping participants engaged, allowing real-time discussions on both sides of the Atlantic, and connecting participants gathered at45 locations in France, Haiti, Lebanon and other Francophone countries.

To make a significant contribution to the event groundwork being provided by the ESENESR, TÉLUQ University developed the concept of Trophées francophones du numérique pour l’éducation (Francophone digital education trophies). The aim of this competition is to recognize excellence in projects combining the digital with the educational, in the spirit of sharing good practices. Since the idea originated with TÉLUQ University, it organized every aspect of the competition, including drafting the participation criteria and regulations, deciding on participation categories, developing the technological means for submitting projects and planning for the possibility of holding a public vote. In the end, some 40 projects were submitted by various organizations.

A press release on the outcomes of the event is available online; it


École nationale d’administration publique. As well, the conference proceedings are publicly available online, and video presentations by the finalists in the trophy competition are disseminating best practices in digital education around the world.

Impact sur la qualité

The event was wholly organized internally. This allowed TÉLUQ University to develop its experience in international events and its work practices. The debriefing we carried out internally allowed us to identify the technological changes that were made to the university amphitheatre. External indicators measuring the impact on quality include comments received from participants, particularly those from Francophone Ontario and from REFAD, and the benefits generated by the conference. These include, for instance, the filming of a documentary piece, L’école du futur, by Canal Savoir during the conference, and the exposure of TÉLUQ Universityprofessors and other participating speakers to other areas of the francophonie. In addition, channels for the exchange of expertise and practices were opened up thanks to the networking and connections arising from the conference.

Impact sur la productivité

The two main issues at the outset involved outreach and budget. This event and, more specifically, the Francophone digital education trophies competition, were firsts for North America, and TÉLUQ University was still only at the very early stages of its positioning. This meant that the number of participants was a challenge. In the end, TÉLUQ University succeeded in many regards: the opening address was given by the minister responsible for higher education in Quebec, the videos submitted for the trophy competition received almost 90,000 views, and 11 organizations from two provinces took


Farley Drexel "Fudge" Hatcher

Farley Drexel Hatcher (A.K.A. "Fudge") is a fictional character in several novels by Judy Blume. In the television series Fudge, he was played by Luke Tarsitano.

Character

Life

Farley Drexel Hatcher was born in New York, and is the younger of two sons of Warren and Anne Hatcher. Nicknamed Fudge early in his life, Fudge is 7 years younger than his older brother, Peter. He also has a younger sister named Tootsie.

Ideas, Interests and Obsessions
 Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing - wanting to fly, mimicking a dog, believing that the bears shown in a documentary film he, Peter and Warren watch at the theater are real.
 Superfudge - Being a bird, Uncle Feather (his pet Myna Bird), pretending to believe in Santa Claus, being a superhero
 Fudge-a-ManiaDOVER — The rusty old water tower that stands at the former Playtex plant can be seen either as an eyesore or as a reminder to the city of Dover’s robust manufacturing past.

Either way, the water tower is coming down early Wednesday morning as part of the demolition that is taking place to make room for the Capital Station shopping complex.

The demolition of the old water tower at the former Playtex site will cause a portion of Division Street to close from 3 a.m. until 5:45 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Delaware Department of Transportation.

Division Street will be closed between U.S. 13 and Bayard Avenue during the demolition.

Dover Mayor Robin Christiansen noted the Playtex building once served as a vital employment opportunity for hundreds of families throughout the


Bangladesh's manager Khaled Mahmud has said that Mushfiqur Rahim has been informed he will play the upcoming Tests against Sri Lanka as a specialist batsman, and has to give up his position as the designated wicketkeeper. This means Liton Das, the other specialist wicketkeeper in the Test squad, will take over the role.

Mushfiqur's wicketkeeping came under focus after he missed plenty of chances during the Afghanistan series last year. In Bangladesh's last Test, against India in Hyderabad last month, his missed stumping of Wriddhiman Saha cost the team and highlighted his frailties behind the stumps. During the interim, the BCB had said that the matter will be discussed with Mushfiqur, which is what the team management has done ahead of the Test series in Sri Lanka.

"The coach [ChandikaHathurusingha] and I have informed Mushfiqur officially [that he will play only as a batsman]," Mahmud told the Bengali daily Prothom Alo. "He is the best batsman in the team. He is in such form that we believe he will be able to give more to the team, which is why he will bat at No. 4 and will not be keeping wickets. Mushfiqur has taken the decision positively, which is the best part.

"We gave him examples of Kumar Sangakkara and Brendan Taylor whose batting improved as soon as they gave up wicketkeeping in Tests. It is hard to play as wicketkeeper, captain and batsman."

Liton kept wickets in the three Tests he played in 2015, against India and South Africa. The last time Mushfiqur was told to play


as a batsman was during the 2016 Asia Cup T20s when he shared the duty with Nurul Hasan during the tournament at home.

With Mushfiqur now slated to bat at No. 4 and Liton being confirmed a place in the XI, the team management will now have to decide between Mahmudullah and Sabbir Rahman in the middle order. While Mahmudullah has just struck his first Test fifty after a long gap, Sabbir hasn't got a big Test score despite a promising start to his career.AMC is developing a new series that will be based on the Black Lives Matter movement. According to Deadline, the series will be based on a novel by Wesley Lowrey called, They Can't Kill Us All: Ferguson, Baltimore, and a New Era in America's Racial Justice Movement.

The show will be called They Can't Kill Us All and it will reflect on "current events and race relations through the stories and voices of fictional characters." The show is being developed by Brad Weston’s Makeready and writer LaToya Morgan (Into the Badlands, Turn: Washington’s Spies).

Here's a full description from the book that the series will be based on:

Conducting hundreds of interviews during the course of over one year reporting on the ground, Washington Post writer Wesley Lowery traveled from Ferguson,


closet alcoholic; his coke-addict-turned-baseball-star older brother Rodney; and Amy, the girl he loves. Along with Junior and the prescient voice of the cosmos that he hears in his head, each character takes turns narrating the story.

Because Currie divides the narration among so many different characters, the book, though principally about Junior, quickly becomes a novel of the family. And in this vein, most of the story Currie tells sounds very familiar. For example, Junior’s father and namesake, John Sr., is essentially the Protestant work ethic made flesh, with all the stoicism you might expect from such a patriarch. He’s your classic blue-collar guy who works two jobs—days in the factory and nights alone at the bakery—to support the family and keep the wife at home with the kids.The invention relates to a backpack with adjustable lumbar support belt. More particularly, the invention relates to a backpack which includes a detachable and adjustable lumbar support belt which helps distribute the weight of the backpack on the wearer, away from the back of the wearer.
When full, a typical backpack can present a significant weight load upon the wearer. Unfortunately traditional backpacks place the majority of the weight on the shoulders and on the middle or lower back. A xe2x80x9csoftxe2x80x9d backpack will actually press downward and inward against the middle or lower back in a very painful and even harmful way. Hiking backpacks provide a framework which at least attempts to distribute the weight along the back. However typical backpacks provide very little support to the lower back.


Saturday, 19 March 2011

...Louis La Roche

He released his third EP 'Super Soaker' in January 2010 on Ever After Records. This followed his debut "The Peach EP" and then his second EP ‘Me & Her’, which gained airplay fromAnnie Mac,Zane Lowe, Kissy Sell Out and Jaymo & Andy George on Radio1, and led to remix work for artists including Boy Crisis,Grum, Del Marquis,Don Diablo, VV Brown and Team Waterpolo.

His tracks have appeared on compilations fromMinistry Of Sound,Modular, Neon and Annie Mac Presents, and on Channel 4’s Skins. He regularly DJs across Europe and America. He was featured as Guardian Music's first 'New Band of The Day' for 2010.

What ever this guy touches it turns to pure musical gold. With the samples from some of the greatest tunes ever madeMinesweeper USS YMS-268 of the YMS class
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along at about 10 mph, telling myself, "It's probably just over the next hill or around the next bend. Don't turn back just short of the goal. After all, there are still fresh tire tracks, so others have been this far. " After about an hour I threw in the towel and turned around, for another hour's worth of crawling along a crappy road.

There were other cars by the time I got back to the trailhead. "Oh." I parked, grabbed the camera and strolled into the woods, past another small, weathered sign for Charlton Lake, and another sign for the Pacific Crest Trail. A few hundred yards later, there was the lake.

There were hike-in tent sites all around the lake. It had me considering getting a tent soshe’s a Dentelle, they begin interfering in all her affairs. Imposing new rules, they even dictate where she’ll live and who she’ll date. As an Amethyst, Lexi was forbidden from dating Guardians, and as a Dentelle she still is, but the Senior Council makes one exception: they are allowing, and even promoting, a relationship between herand Ash. The question is why?

While dealing with the nuances of being a Dentelle, warring with the Senior Council, and trying to keep her relationship with Jason – the man she loves and hopes to link with – a secret, a series of harrowing events take precedence. An Amethyst friend is abducted, a person very close to her heartgoes missing, and the Ray-pacs resurface, namely, her arch nemesis, Kieran. In order to save


Perhaps the most loaded regular-season event in college basketball history now has set its matchups.

The PK80, a 16-team, two-bracket, dual college basketball tournament extravaganza that will be held in November (in honor of Nike founder Phil Knight's 80th birthday), released its fields on Wednesday. The tie-in: Every team involved has a business relationship with Nike. Because there are 16 teams and conference overlap -- and teams from the same conference don't face each other outside of sanctioned league play -- there are concurring brackets going down, meaning there will be two champions.

The event will take place from Nov. 23-26, the week of Thanksgiving, in Portland, Oregon.

The teams involved include some of the biggest programs in college hoops: Arkansas, Butler, Connecticut, Duke, Florida, Georgetown, Gonzaga, Michigan State, North Carolina,Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Portland, Portland State, Stanford and Texas.

Here are the two brackets, named "Victory" and "Motion."

Victory bracket Via PK80

Motion bracket Via PK80

The games will be held at the Moda Center (home of the Portland Trail Blazers) and Veterans Memorial Coliseum, where the Blazers used to play.

Knight turns 80 on Feb. 24, 2018. This is only scheduled to be a one-time deal, but if it winds up being a massive success, then who knows? The matchups are great, though. A quick thought on each of the quarterfinal clashes.

Victory Bracket

North Carolina vs. Portland: The reigning national champs bring back Joel Berry II, Theo Pinson and Luke Maye. The Heels of 2017-18 won't have near as much depth as last year's team, but they're still undoubtedly a top-25 team.

Arkansas


vs. Oklahoma: The Hogs are a top-five team in the SEC, while Oklahoma will be much improved from last season thanks in some part to a fun point guard in Trae Young, who could be one of the best freshman shooters in college hoops.

Georgetown vs. Michigan State: The Spartans are the best team in the field, led by a quartet of sophomores who will give Tom Izzo a good chance at landing a No. 1 seed down the road. Georgetown will be in the infant stages of the Patrick Ewing era. Ewing was named Hoyas coach on April 3.

UConn vs. Oregon: Oregon is in a rebuild mode because it loses Jordan Bell, Tyler Dorsey and Dillon Brooks to early NBA Draft entry. Some mystery with the Ducks. UConnthe title game in the top of the bracket, while Michigan State rolls to face UNC after getting past Georgetown and UConn. Michigan State wins that half of the event.

In the Motion bracket: Butler squeaks by a solid Texas team, then beats Duke in a close one to reach the title game. In the bottom half of the playoff, Florida breaks through by rolling over Stanford and then fending off Gonzaga -- getting revenge for a loss to the Zags in November 2016. Florida winds up winning its bracket.


we find that the water molecules predominantly take five water pathways to enter into and leave from PSII. In these pathways, the water molecules move being strongly affected by the structure and dynamics of PSII. Nevertheless, the directions of each water molecule in these pathways are nearly random. In contrast, the principal component analysis for Cα atoms in the PSII complex revealed that the residues surrounding the OEC showed the collective and continuing motion. In an attempt to assess the validity, the MD simulation of the D1-D61A mutant is performed, comparing the distribution of water molecules near the Mn4O5Ca cluster. The results show that the change in the water distribution by the D1-D61A mutant is responsible for the experimentally observed decrease in the activLity of PSII. The detailsmove. Locations B W Wonder Launcher only B2 W2 Wonder Launcher only Description B W B2 W2 It restores the PP of a Pokémon's selected move by a maximum of 10 points. Note: Costs 12 points to use

In the anime

A Wonder Launcher in the anime

The Wonder Launcher style of battling appeared in the beginning of Movie Time! Zorua in "The Legend of the Pokémon Knight"! as part of a movie named Wonder Fighters the Movie Part 24: The Mystery of the Wonder Launcher. In the advertisement Ash, Iris, and Cilan saw, two Trainers battled using a Golurk and an Escavalier and used the Wonder Launchers to power up their Pokémon. The Wonder Fighter used an X Attack on her Golurk, while her opponent used an X Speed on


his Escavalier.

Cilan had to find a Wonder Launcher as part of the Wishing Bell Festival scavenger hunt in Climbing the Tower of Success!.

A Wonder Launcher was briefly seen in The Clubsplosion Begins!.

Trivia

In the games, there are three unused Wonder Launcher item sprites. These three sprites resemble the Max Ether, Elixir, and Max Elixir.

Max Ether, Elixir, and Max Elixir. In the anime and official Sugimori artwork, the battle item pucks all have half of the outer ring colored light gray, while in game sprites this area is dark gray.

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Talks over a new deal are at an advanced stage with Klopp having been quick to boot out speculation he is hell-bent on replacing him as the Kop's No.1.

Both Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland and Belgium Under-21s star Guillaume Hubert were linked with the Anfield outfit before Klopp put an end to the uncertainty by saying Mignolet was one of the smartest keepers he had ever had.

Now the Belgian, 27, who joined from Sunderland in a £9m deal in the summer of 2013, is happy to put pen to paper and work hard to justify Klopp's faith.

He said: "Obviously it was nice to


There are no flies on smallest chameleon in the world

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A tiny new species of chameleon balances on the head of a matchstick after being discovered on an islet just off Madagascar.

The 29mm Brookesia micra is thought to be one of the smallest reptiles on the planet. It is one of four new species found on the islet. Ted Townsend, of San Diego State University, who carried out the genetic studies, said: “Their size suggests that chameleons might have evolved in Madagascar from small and inconspicuous ancestors, quite unlike the larger and more colourful chameleons most familiar to us today.”January 2014. Hines made his Coventry City debut, coming on as a late substitute, in a 1–0 win over Gillingham. Since making his debut, Hines became a first team regular at the club throughout September and October until he suffered a hamstring injury that kept him sidelined for six weeks. Despite it appeared that he fully recovered from injury, Hines' injury further delayed his return, leading his loan spell come to an end.

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Hines was loaned to MLS club Orlando City on 24 February 2015. Because he has an American father, Hines would not occupy one of Orlando's foreign player slots.

Hines made his Orlando City debut, where he made his first start and played the whole game, in a 1–1 draw against New York City FC at the


catatonia, and ending in a cease of all bodily functions. Time of death is recorded after a pulse is shown in the newborn, rather than the mother’s natural death.

Termination attempts on SCP-1203 as of the incident with Research Assistant █████ are indefinitely on hold. Reference Log from Failed Termination-1203b.

Description: SCP-1203 is a human female, approximately 20 years of age, identifying by the name ‘Miranda’. SCP-1203 has been in containment for approximately 95 years, or 5 cycles as of SCP-1203's next natural death and birth.

SCP-1203 was recovered from Xochicalco, Mexico. Agent ██████ began investigation with a lead based on local reports of disappearances near the Feathered Serpent pyramid (reference ██-████ in the ██████ newspaper, "La Policía Rescata a Bebé en Pirámide"). SCP-1203 was discovered near the pyramid summit accompaniedby members of The Serpent's Hand. A 'mother' SCP-1203 could not be located.

At 21 years of age SCP-1203 undergoes a process similar to parthenogenesis, resulting with the conception of one genetically identical human fetus. At an embryonic level this form of reproduction is comparable to the aforementioned medical phenomenon, however, new instances of SCP-1203 are not developmentally inhibited, and do not benefit from any (natural) extended longevity.

SCP-1203 during any stage of her life has an identical biological profile to previous instances of SCP-1203. A definite date cannot be placed on the length of the existence of SCP-1203.

The condition suffered by SCP-1203 is unique in that memories are also transferred from the mother to the newborn. Variances in the progeny of SCP-1203 are represented in the sense that SCP-1203


Juan Domingo de Monteverde

Juan Domingo de Monteverde y Rivas (born Juan Domingo de Monteverde; 2 April 1773 in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain15 September 1832 in San Fernando, Cádiz, Spain), commonly known as Domingo de Monteverde, was a Spanish soldier, governor and Captain General of Venezuela from June 1812 to 8 August 1813. Monteverde was the leader of Spanish forces in the Venezuelan War of Independence from 1812 to 1813. Monteverde led the military campaign that culminated in the fall of the First Republic of Venezuela in 1812. One year later in 1813, Monteverde was defeated by Simón Bolívar during the Admirable Campaign.

Early life and campaigns in Venezuela

Monteverde was born in the Canarian town of San Cristóbal de la Laguna on 2 April 1773. With wellthe rank of Brigadier.

Major battles in Venezuela
Siege of Puerto Cabello (July 1812) (Victory)
Battle of San Mateo (25 July 1812) (Victory)
Battle of Alto de los Godos (25 May 1813) (Defeat)
Battle of Araure (5 December 1813) (Defeat)

See also
Royalist (Spanish American Revolution)

References
Much of the content of this article comes from the equivalent Spanish-language Wikipedia article. Retrieved on 6 January 2008. The following references are cited by that Spanish-language article:
Dictionary of Venezuelan History: Domingo de Monteverde

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Short Biography
Bolívar and the Social War
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Our view: BLM's botched Burning Man plan

The Bureau of Land Management does not seem to have many friends in Nevada, and it lost a few more this past week.

Wild horse advocates and ranchers regularly find BLM actions troubling. Now Burning Man organizers have rightly expressed outrage over a preposterous set of demands for government officials to receive luxury accommodations at the annual Black Rock Desert event.

The story came to light in a series of exclusive articles by RGJ Burning Man reporter Jenny Kane. The details are distressing and, at times, more than a little funny in their absurdity.

After the RGJ stories were published, the BLM said it would review the proposal and maybe scale it back. The self-examination should not stop there. The federal agency also needs tothe luxury items — such as washers and dryers — were demanded for VIP officials attending for only two or three days but not for the 150 rank-and-file BLM workers staffing the event.

Stephen Clutter with the Nevada state BLM office made the situation worse when he said, "This is the same stuff they have for deployments in Afghanistan."

The comparison is insulting. These are officials attending one of the world's great parties, with music, dancing, art and lots of naked people – not soldiers in a war zone facing snipers, improvised explosive devices and suicide bombers.

BLM staff say the demanded items are needed so they can assess safety at the event after a woman was killed last year when hit by an art car.

Burning Man staff estimate these new


first as a substitute instructor, becoming a part-time temporary instructor, then a part-time contract or probationary instructor and finally a full-time permanent or contract instructor. Rooney seeks reclassification of his employment status for the 1972-1973 school year from part-time temporary to part-time contract or probationary and a determination of salary differential due him from the date he acquired that status.
*980 In 1976, Rooney administratively requested reclassification as a part-time contract or probationary instructor starting with the 1972-1973 school year. In response to this request, the District reclassified Rooney as a part-time contract or probationary instructor retroactive to the start of the 1973-1974 school year and paid him back salary in the sum of $6,802.
In his petition for writ of mandate, Rooney asked for reclassification for one school yearearlier than administratively agreed to by the District and, as part of the determination of salary differential, for credits and advancements on the District's salary schedule by reason of his active military service.
The trial court issued a writ of mandate commanding the District to classify Rooney as a part-time contract or probationary teacher for the 1972-1973 school year; to classify Rooney as a part-time regular or permanent teacher beginning with the 1974-1975 school year; to credit Rooney for his military service pursuant to the applicable salary schedule as of the commencement of the 1972-1973 school year for the purpose of initial salary schedule placement; and to pay to Rooney compensation commensurate with his classification and status as determined by the court with credit for monies previously paid to


him.
(1) Rooney appeals the trial court's determination of compensation due him while the District appeals the trial court's ordering of Rooney to be reclassified as a part-time contract or probationary teacher as of the commencement of the 1972-1973 school year and the awarding of monetary relief to Rooney from the commencement of the 1972-1973 school year.
The principal issue for our consideration is whether the trial court ruled correctly in reclassifying Rooney as a part-time contract or probationary employee beginning with the 1972-1973 school year.
The evidence is undisputed. Rooney's regularly assigned teaching hours during the fall semester of the 1972-1973 school year did not exceed 60 percent of the classroom teaching portion of a full-time assignment. Similarly, the evidence is without dispute Rooney's regularly assigned teaching hours during the... shall not become a probationary employee under the provisions of section 13446." Former section 13446 stated in pertinent part: "A temporary employee who is not dismissed during the first three months ... of the school term for which he was employed ... shall be deemed to have been classified as a probationary employee from the time his services as a temporary employee commenced."
The statutes applicable to Rooney's request for reclassification for the 1972-1973 school year are former sections 13337.5 and 13446. However, the language at issue in Rooney's case, "not more than 60 percent of the hours per week considered a full-time assignment," is the same in both former section 13337.5 and present section 87482.
[3]  Rooney also claims he is entitled to contract pay for hours


political campaigns. (As recently as Monday, the Kochs’ Americans for Prosperity Foundation asked the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the confidentiality of its donors against a challenge by California.)

The share of political spending by undisclosed donors exploded between 2012 and 2016. (Center for Responsive Politics)

The share of election-related spending by nondisclosing groups exploded over the last decade, as more donors took advantage of the shroud in the law so expertly exploited by the Kochs.

Much of this money was spent to fight against government initiatives such as the Affordable Care Act, which was designed to bring coverage and consumer protection to middle- and low-income Americans in the individual health insurance market. Americans for Prosperity spent heavily on ads attacking the ACA during the 2014 election cycle and against MedicaidSEATTLE (AP) - Marshawn Lynch ran for 140 yards and two touchdowns, Steven Hauschka kicked three field goals in blustery conditions and Seattle's defense flustered Drew Brees and New Orleans in a 23-15 victory Saturday in the NFC divisional playoff game.

The top-seeded Seahawks advanced to the NFC championship game for the second time in franchise history and will host San Francisco or Carolina next Sunday. Seattle last reached the conference title game in the 2005 playoffs.

Seattle shut out the Saints in the first half, got Lynch's first 100-yard game since Week 10 of the regular season and received a spark from the brief return of Percy Harvin before he left with a concussion. Lynch scored on a 15-yard run in the first half and capped the victory with


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his golf clubs for cash. Yet she clings with fierce pride to the absoluteness of her love for him, even when her husband, witnessing the state that Freddie has reduced her to, makes gestures toward getting her back. Though playwright Rattigan, who was gay, originally intended the drama in part as a commentary on the misery of life in the closet, Davies makes it work equally well as a feminist parable: Given the narrowness of her life choices, jettisoning a respectable marriage for the man who keeps her in sexual thrall may be the closest thing to freedom Hester’s ever experienced.

This love-triangle plot may be pure melodrama (a genre classification I use without scorn), but The Deep Blue Sea is one of those films that’s about more thanits central story—moving and beautifully acted though that story is. In tiny, economical brushstrokes, Davies communicates a great deal about the fragile social fabric of postwar London. In another musical interlude later on (The Deep Blue Sea is constructed around musical interludes the way an opera is around arias), Hester descends into an empty tube station where she and her husband once took shelter during the London Blitz. Abruptly, the empty station becomes as it was then, full of huddled citizens singing an old song as the tunnel above their heads is pounded by bombs. These unmarked, disorienting shifts between present and past emphasize how close to the surface of daily life the war still was in 1950. So do Freddie’s periodic drunken rages, as he clearly strains


WATCH: Cheating wife gets caught on video

In the YouTube age, people who plan to cheat should probably think twice because you never know who is watching or if you'll be the next YouTube sensation, like 'Nina.'

A wife named Nina was caught cheating on her husband by the best man at their wedding.The wife is seen in a close embrace with another man until she quickly pulls away. The man with 'Nina' blocks the video from recording his face by using the light on his own cell phone.

Comments range from people being outraged over her actions to people yelling at the husband for shaming her in public and even blaming the best man for butting in on the couple's issue."Earlier this week, I shared my survivor story for the first time in front of Senator Jeff Flake’s office and I know that I am not alone," Archila said in a statement. "Survivors from Arizona and across the country have been flooding his office with their stories. By announcing he will vote 'yes' on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination, Flake showed us that he does not care about our truths and does not care about women. He claims to support civility, but has proven today that he would rather ignore women's stories and support a disrespectful sexual abuser than stick to his values."

One of the women was later identified as Ana Maria Archila, co-executive director of the Center for Popular Democracy and the Center for Popular Democracy Action.

"What you are


on both the Senate Judiciary Committee and within the Senate GOP conference on whether Kavanaugh would be confirmed to the nation's highest court after allegations of sexual assault.

Sen. Jeff Flake , who announced Friday morning that he would vote to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh , was then confronted by sexual assault survivors in an elevator who blasted the Arizona Republican, saying, "You're telling all women they don't matter."

Archila, who told BuzzFeed News she has been in Washington, DC, since Monday protesting Kavanaugh's nomination, went to Flake's office Friday morning where she met another sexual assault survivor.

As the two women were talking, Archila said Flake walked out of his office toward the elevator on his way to the committee vote. Confronting him by the elevator was unplanned,Nation World

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People picks Kerry Washington as best-dressed star

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Actress Kerry Washington arrives at the Disney/ABC 2013 Summer TCA Party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday, August 4, 2013 in Beverly Hills, Calif. People Magazine named the 36-year-old 'Scandal' star the best-dressed star of the year. (Photo by Dan Steinberg/Invision/AP) (Dan Steinberg)

"Scandal" star Kerry Washington is the world's best-dressed woman, according to People magazine.

Washington, 36, has proved a red-carpet risk-taker, wearing up-and-coming designers and making atypical choices — such as a crystal-covered coral Miu Miu gown for the Oscars. At Tuesday's pre-Emmy reception, she wore a hot-pink cocktail frock.

Unlike her character on ABC's "Scandal," Washington says she doesn't wear many power-broker pantsuits.

Washington, selected by the magazine editors, works with


stylist Erin Walsh.

People then tapped other tastemakers to pick their favorites, including Jennifer Lawrence for her high-fashion style, Jessica Chastain specifically for her red-carpet looks, Kate Bosworth for street style and Zoe Saldana for her denim style.

Lockheed says object part of 'sensor technology' testing that ended ThursdayWhat the heck is that thing? It's fair to assume that question was on the minds of many people who traveled along Colo. 128 south of Boulder this week if they happened to catch a glimpse of what appeared to be a large, silver projectile perched alongside the highway and pointed north toward town.

PARIS (AP) — Bye, New York! Ciao, Milan! Bonjour, Paris! The world's largest traveling circus of fashion editors, models, buyers and journalists has descended on the French capital, clutchingThe second season of Glow, the women’s wrestling comedy on Netflix, premieres June 29. There are ten 30-minute episodes in the second season.

Glow takes its name from Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. Ruth Wilder, played by Alison Brie, is an out-of-work actress in '80s Los Angeles who tries out for a women’s wrestling squad with television ambitions, alongside a dozen other Hollywood misfits. She transforms herself into the Soviet heel Zoya the Destroya.

Season two checks in with the women in the aftermath of their pilot shoot, when they become local celebrities. As Ruth and Betty Gilpin’s Debbie settle into the day-to-day of making a season of TV together, the former best friends confront the issues at the heart of their relationship.

According to Netflix, “The wrestling is harder, the stakes


and the hose line does not easily allow a rotation of the manual spray head with respect to the longitudinal axis of the hose line, because otherwise the screwed connection between the manual spray head and the hose line may be unintentionally loosened and become loose. The known manual spray heads also normally exhibit wear near the clamping or coupling point to the spray head grip due to overstressing transversely to the longitudinal axis, which is caused by the movement of the manual spray head during its use.
It is therefore an object of the invention to create a manual spray head of the initially mentioned type which is characterized by greater mobility, and especially also by a twisting capability between the manual spray head and the hose line.PM seeks explanation from Mushahidullah over controversial interview

ISLAMABAD: The government has refuted the interview of one of its ministers accusing the former ISI chief’s involvement in a plot against the government.

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

Federal Minister for Information Pervaiz Rasheed strongly denied any such development last year, adding that the premier has already taken strict notice of it and sought explanation from the minister for giving such false statement.

He further said that he used to remain with the prime minister those days and had not seen any such development where the prime minister was