called 911.

        Mother stated that she had recently moved to Martin because she could no longer function
to the best of her ability in Bradford. She said she moved to Martin for its job opportunities and
school system. She testified that she had recently accepted a position as an administrative nursing
director at a group home. Mother said it was an error in judgment for her to date Mr. Reams when
he was still married, but she claimed that she had not been in his presence in the past three months.

        Mother testified that she thought Father only filed the petition to modify so that he could
avoid paying child support. She acknowledged, however, that Father had not askedher to pay any
child support in the year since he had been granted temporary custody, and in fact, Father had
continued to pay child support to her for approximately four months when he had custody of the

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children, and Mother kept the money. Mother said she thought it was in the children’s best interest
to move with her to Martin because the children were happier living with her. Mother testified that
she had seen Father push the children and hold Madison upside down


while shaking her violently.
Mother admitted that she still sleeps with both of her children, despite Dr. Kennon’s
recommendation, because their time together is so precious.

        Ms. Hooker, who previously worked at the school with Mother and cleaned her house, was
called to testify again as a rebuttal witness. She testified that she saw Mother in her car with Mr.
Reams when sitting at a red light in Martin just one month earlier, on June 22, 2007. She said she
followed them and saw them pull in the garage at Mother’s house.

         The trial judge allowed Madison to testify “at the insistence of Mother.” Madison was eleven
years old at the time. Madison testified that she loved both her     several weeks. He said the children were there sometimes when they had sex. . . . He
        testified that on the phone [Mother] wanted him to lie for her prior to his deposition.
The trial judge later noted in its findings that Mother denied having a sexual relationship with Mr.
Tanner, but the court did not explicitly resolve the conflicting testimony. Even assuming arguendo
that Mother did not engage in sexual relations with Mr. Tanner, she does not deny that he and other
young men were at her home until the early hours of the morning in the presence of her ten-year-old
daughter and five-year-old son.

       Mother attempts to minimize the significance of the party


As one of Western Australia's oldest bakeries faces an uncertain future, the premium bread market is growing from strength to strength.

Perth baker Andrew Ritchie set up his sourdough business in 2011, selling at farmers markets and specialist grocers.

Seven weeks ago, the father-of-four opened a cafe in Maylands near his bakery to sell bread directly to customers.

"Everyone who's doing what we're doing has a retail outlet and after five years of wholesale, you can definitely see why," Mr Ritchie said.

The Woodfired Baker sells a variety of sourdough loaves, which have been baked in a restored 1920s oven.

Each batch takes 15 hours to prepare, including fermentation, and the loaves sell for $9 each.

"There's been a big change in the last five to 10 years in regards to bread," Mr Ritchiesaid.

"People now want to know where their bread's coming from, where the wheat's coming from and the process," he said.

"It is expensive and I appreciate that, but when people understand the process that we do, the ingredients, the fact that it's organic, I think people are willing to pay a little bit extra."

Consumer demand drives premium push

The Woodfired Baker is one of a string of WA artisan bakeries that have set up or expanded in the past decade.

Ceyda Genc is the managing director of Carlisle-based Turkish Bakeries, which her father established more than 25 years ago.

In the past five years, the business has expanded, with plans for a retail shop in a shipping container at the front of the factory.

Ceyda Genc says the bakery has been forced to


OSSINING, N.Y. — One morning last summer, Connie Knapp got a phone call from her minister. Several days earlier, the Supreme Court had handed down a ruling fortifying the movement for same-sex marriage. Her pastor, the Rev. Chip Low, had a feeling that Ms. Knapp and her partner, Anne Corey, might want to have a wedding.

For going on 30 years, since they had met in a running club and fallen in love over spaghetti with clam sauce at a Chelsea diner, Ms. Knapp and Ms. Corey had considered themselves a couple. Yet even after gay marriage was allowed in New York State, they had vowed not to wed as long as the Defense of Marriage Act remained a federal law.

Now the high court had struck down a keypart of the measure, which had denied federal benefits to married same-sex couples. After years of enduring opprobrium from religious conservatives, of being told that gays and lesbians were evil and immoral and intrinsically disordered and had provoked the Almighty to cause 9/11, the women had a friendly minister who had hung the rainbow flag outside his church and was offering to officiate at their ceremony.

There was just one obstacle. Ms. Knapp, born and raised Catholic, was now a Presbyterian studying for the ministry. Ms. Corey was from a Reform Jewish background. The women, both 65, were about to discover that in an era of growing acceptance of gay marriage, they would have no trouble finding clergy members ready to perform a same-sex ceremony. An interfaith ceremony, however,


The Light (Glass)

The Light is a 1987 composition by Philip Glass, his first score for a full symphony orchestra. The work was commissioned for the Michelson-Morley Centennial Celebration held at Case Western Reserve University. The musical structure is inspired by the 1887 Michelson–Morley experiment, an investigation of the speed of light that marked a turning point in modern science.

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Wallace said he was particularly struck by one exchange during Friday's White House press briefing between White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Reuters reporter Jeff Mason. Mason pressed Spicer on Trump's Friday morning tweet that seemed to threaten Comey with "tapes" of their conversations, asking Spicer whether the president is recording private conversations.

"[I]t took my breath away," Wallace said


Before the Ohio Election Fraud, this blog was entitled "Fairness". Since November 2, 2004, a day that will live in infamy, this blog has been devoted exclusively to fighting the crimes committed against the citizens of Ohio, and against our American way of life, in the 2004 "election".

December 27, 2004

Update from PFAW Election Protection Hotline

Update from PFAW Election Protection Hotline

Dear Volunteers,

Thanks to volunteers and activists like you, the Election Protection Coalition is pressing ahead and making progress. We have two major post-election objectives:

Ensure that the votes cast in 2004 are properly counted; and,

Prepare an election reform agenda to push at the federal, state and local levels.
As we get ready for 2005, here's a brief update on where we stand.

Preliminary Review of Election Problems and Reform Agenda Unveiled

We areaccused of purchasing repackaged oral pain medications from two companies: NuCare Pharmaceuticals in Orange and A S Medication Solutions in Costa Mesa. Using their company Monarch Medical Group as a cover, the Kings are accused of repackaging meds sent directly to the physicians involved in the scam. As the doctors dispensed the medication, the bar code on the packaging was scanned, notifying the Kings. The Kings are accused of billing workers’ compensation insurance carriers without disclosing the wholesale cost or the fact they had purchased the medication on behalf of the physicians who ultimately prescribed it. Once the Kings received the payment, they are accused of splitting the profits with the prescribing physician based upon a pre-arranged agreement.

Bogus Urine Test Scam

The Kings are accused of providing technical staff


two groups based on method of instruction: the Classes of 2015 and 2016 were taught in a traditional model, and the Classes of 2017-19 were taught in the modified learning model. The data showed a 30% reduction in time students spent in the classroom and simulation clinic as compared to the previous model. The modified learning model reduced time spent in lecture, length of the course, and number of projects needed, while student performance remained consistent. Students in the active learning classes were able to pass all assessments including practical examinations at the same rate as previous classes using traditional learning methods. Students' performance on standardized national exams (NBDE II and WREB licensure exams) remained consistent among the graduating classes, and scores were comparable to the national average.Programmers?

A Microsoft Professional Developers Conference panel on the future of programming languages looks at what is on programmers' minds. The PDC panel of experts debates what's best for programmers and languages.

LOS ANGELES-What are some of the most pressing issues facing developers today, and what can be done with programming languages to help with them?

Those were among the questions posed to a group of language and programming experts at the Microsoft PDC (Professional Developers Conference) here.

Gilad Bracha, Anders Hejlsberg, Douglas Crockford, Wolfram Schulte and Jeremy Siek made up the distinguished panel of computer language designers and researchers addressing "The Future of Programming Languages." And the moderator was no slouch either. Erik Meijer, a Microsoft software architect and language expert in his own right, moderated the panel. Meijer was influential


in the evolution of the Haskell language and is the leader of Microsoft's "Volta" project to simplify Web and cloud development.

The panel touched on a wide variety of issues, not only including identifying the most pressing issues facing developers, but also such topics as whether IDEs (integrated development environments) matter more than languages, whether modeling is important, the degree to which programmers should be allowed freedom with the language and the inevitable dynamic language versus static language debate.

Further reading

First, a bit about the panelists ... Gilad Bracha is the creator of the Newspeak programming language. He is currently a distinguished engineer at Cadence Design Systems; previously he was a computational theologist and distinguished engineer at Sun Microsystems. Douglas Crockford is a senior JavaScript architect at Yahoo. He isknown for his work in introducing JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Anders Hejlsberg, a technical fellow in the Developer Division at Microsoft, is the chief designer of the C# programming language and a key participant in the development of the Microsoft .NET framework. Hejlsberg also developed Turbo Pascal, the first-ever IDE, and the Delphi language. Wolfram Schulte is a senior researcher at Microsoft, and Jeremy Siek is an assistant professor at the University of Colorado. Siek's areas of research include generic programming, programming language design and compiler optimization.

Regarding IDEs, Bracha said, "I come from a world where IDEs matter a lot. They are enormously important, but the language is also enormously important."

Hejlsberg said IDEs certainly do matter, "but a lot less than they did 25 years ago." He said


A school resource deputy was fired from Osceola Middle School in Pinellas County, Florida after improper conduct with a child with autism, deputies said.

The incident involved Deputy Ural Darling and a 13-year-old boy who authorities said has the cognitive skills of a first grader and communication skills of a kindergartner.

The tense and troubling exchange only came to light after the boy's mother, Megan Dowdy, placed a recording device in her son's pocket. She told Tampa-based WFTS, her son's behavior at home led her to take action.

"Kept getting up during the night having night terrors, screaming, having meltdowns for no reason," said Dowdy.

Dowdy said she was shocked to discover what the device recorded.

“Now let me start throwing books. You want me to throw books at you? How ‘bout ifAs you may be aware, Washington Wizards forward Rui Hachimura is a bigger deal in his native Japan than he is here in the D.C. area. And earlier this week, another company partnered with him to help its presence both in Japan, but also in East Asia.

On Tuesday, GOAT, an online marketplace of luxury sneakers, signed Hachimura to be their second brand ambassador, in part to attract East Asian customers, which includes Japan and neighboring countries like South Korea and China. The East Asian marketplace is becoming a dominant plater for luxury goods, according to a column by Eben Novy-Williams of Bloomberg.

Proud to announce my partnership with @goatapp as their newest athlete. pic.twitter.com/qPz9m3oNxQ — Rui “Louis” Hachimura 八村 塁 (@rui_8mura) February 11, 2020

The first ambassador was Los Angeles


A comparison of magnetic resonance imaging to bone scintigraphy in early traumatic ischemia of the femoral head.
In adult rabbits, a unilateral subcapital osteotomy of the femoral neck was performed to induce avascularity. One half of the osteotomy sites were fixed with a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) compatible absorbable pin and the other osteotomies had no fixation. The femoral heads were studied at three, five, and 12 days with roentgenographs, bone scintigraphy, and MRI, and MRI only at four weeks and six weeks after osteotomy. Histologic studies were performed after imaging to evaluate the viability of the femoral heads. At three, five, and 12 days after osteotomy, bone scintigraphy showed a decrease in uptake of radioisotope in the region of the femoral head on the operated side relative tocolumnist and jack-of-all-trades reporter. He has covered numerous Super Bowls, World Series, major golf tournaments and even did turns covering horse racing's Triple Crown and soccer's World Cup. He has also written the popular light-hearted "Darting Here and There" column for many years.

Want Warriors news in your inbox? Sign up for the free DubsDaily newsletter. LOS ANGELES – A group of players and referees met Saturday in Los Angeles to discuss their tense relations this season. Warriors’ forward Draymond Green, who leads the NBA in technical fouls (14), was less than enthusiastic when asked for his thoughts about the meeting. What came out...

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much of the challenge we face today has put us behind the curve,” Pompeo told CNBC on March 6.

A surge of pneumonia deaths in China that are not being counted as coronavirus has also sparked concerns that the Chinese Communist Party is continuing to cover up the extent of the Wuhan virus cases and artificially deflating numbers.

On March 13, the U.S. government summoned Amb. Cui to the State Department to protest Beijing’s suggestion that the American military brought the coronavirus to China.

The Trump administration has pushed back against China’s propaganda effort to reframe the coronavirus outbreak as a triumph for communism now that new cases in the country have allegedly begun to drop.

WHO deemed the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic. As of March 19, COVID-19 had infected 209,839effort, some beam of good nature, even though grotesque or homely. And his mode of treatment seems to us precisely that which is really moral in its influence" (p. 146). The novel's morality conveys an even more generous idea of human beings: "the line between the virtuous and vicious, so far from being a necessary safeguard to morality, is itself an immoral fiction" (p. 147) – a rather advanced statement by a Victorian! Learning her view of Goethe's "large tolerance," his "moral superiority" (p. 147), we may anticipate the drift of the fiction she was to begin writing a couple of years later. We may understand this tolerance not merely in the broad terms of cosmopolitan outsiders like Eliot and Lewes but in the more specific context of


company. Her humanism reasserts itself, however, for the other animals' natural advantage is dissipated by the human power to make "wonderful shell[s]" through the artificial means of culture.

The scientific element in Eliot's fiction may be finely discriminated among the esthetic modes of realism. In reviewing Modern Painters III, Eliot indicated her approval of Ruskin's version: "The truth of infinite value that he teaches is realism – the doctrine that all truth and beauty are to be obtained by a humble and faithful study of nature. . ." The quality praised here is precision and honesty of description, achieved by devoted and unblinkered observation. It is this commitment that Eliot expressed by her repeated reference to Dutch painting, first in a letter of this period (Letters II, 347–48) anda political context for a moral process, surely a difficult, not to say questionable, relationship to establish. To answer would require defining or at least describing the structure of Florentine politics, and this Eliot has done in great – for some, excessive – detail.

The parties to this political matrix are not summarily named, but must be culled from passing references for the structure to emerge. The most readily apprehended party is the aristocratic group that gathers for a pre-Christmas feast at the home (strictly speaking, the garden) of Bernardo Rucellai – one of the most beautiful of Florence's palazzi. These Bigi (plural of biga [chariot], suggesting their magnificence) are antiquarian (dining on peacock and learnedly commenting on the recipe from an ancient Roman cookbook), philosophical (comparing types of


the men of his own country and generation – indeed, despite the manifest improbability, among one of the high and mighty of the Gentiles. A fair part of the novel's space is devoted to the scenes in which he conveys his program not merely to the mind but to the spirit of a prospective follower. Annoyance often shifts to Eliot for taking such an enterprise seriously as a major part of her novel and, going further, in creating a plot that allows his unaccountable hopes for Daniel to be fulfilled by revealing the latter to be a Jew and thereby competent to pursue the project. Though readers may be disappointed to find a charismatic leader in the dress of an English gentleman, Mordecai himself is, surprisingly, not so,Jimerson Day" in the City of Albuquerque, NM, Mayor Martin J. Chavez.
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Freddie Gray in Baltimore: Another City, Another Death in the Public Eye

BALTIMORE — In life, friends say, Freddie Gray was an easygoing, slender young man who liked girls and partying here in Sandtown, a section of west Baltimore pocked by boarded-up rowhouses and known to the police for drug dealing and crime.

In death, Mr. Gray, 25, has become the latest symbol in the running national debate over police treatment of black men — all the more searing, people here say, in a city where the mayor and police commissioner are black.

Questions are swirling around just what happened to Mr. Gray, who died here Sunday — a week after he was chased and restrained by police officers, and suffered a spine injury, which later killed him, in their custody.population must be controlled. Sadly, this often means that female children are killed in some fashion.

Polyamoury, which is basically a group marriage. This was practiced in the 60's and 70's in the USA, but has never been popular in any culture for long. One of the biggest drawbacks is that unlike polygyny or polyandry (which tend to be monogamous within the marriages), any illnesses will be spread throughout the group.

The benefits of the three forms of marriage are tremendous. Look at some of the societies that practice it.

Native Americans practiced it because their society was generally matriarchal. Women held the property of the tribe, and men were the providers and protectors. When a warrior died, his widow would join with a different warrior if she chose to. But


keep in mind that the Native Americans women were very open about sexuality, and encouraged to explore sex before they were married. So polygamy was not about sex, but about survival and smart living. In tribes with a higher death rate, polygyny seems to be more common - as it tends to create a higher birth rate to recover from the loss of men.

Jewish plural marriage is spattered throughout the old and new testaments. Many of the same reasons applied. It was good for population increases, and Israel was patriarchal, so if a man died without a son, his brother was tasked with marrying the widow to carry on the family line. It is notable that in the new testament polygyny was discouraged in deacons, elders and overseers,and it appears it was mainly due to the level of involvement in building the early church. It is notable that the practice was not forbidden to any other groups or to the general population. Jews also use a Ketuba(sp) and I really love the idea, but in a plural marriage, it seems that it was written as a division of labor within the household. You can look into this on your own, but it's a fantastic concept.

I want to note about Islam at this point. I know nothing of plural marriage in Islam, other than it is brutal. Native Americans saw great value in women and women held a high place in their society. Jews also place extremely high value in their wives and women, even though


and a woman. Then, between a man and another woman. The poly marriage is monogamous within the marriage. Sleeping around can be deadly to the entire family, and as a result, monogamy within is strictly observed.

6. He's tired of me and wants to replace me. Yes, could be. But in my travels, when a couple learn of plural marraige, the women are like, "No WAY!" and the men are, "Ohh, cool!" But after a few weeks of thought, the women change to, "Another set of hands? Awesome!" and the men to, "I'm going to die." Keep in mind that in nearly every case in history where it was banned, it was men who banned it. But consider... if he's truly tired of you why even think of pluralPost navigation

Police Seeking Suspect In Berlin Robbery, Assault

BERLIN – Area law enforcement agencies this week are looking for the suspect who beat and robbed a Berlin convenience store owner as he locked up his business Sunday evening.

Around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, an unknown suspect assaulted and robbed the owner of the Uncle Willie’s convenience store in Berlin as the victim was closing and leaving the store for the night. While the storeowner was closing up shop, an unknown suspect, described as an African-American male of short stature, began beating him with a baseball bat or other object.

The victim told police he was struck with the unknown object at last 15 times, which resulted in serious injury. The victim was taken to nearby Atlantic General Hospital and was treated


Kentucky's 10th congressional district

United States House of Representatives, Kentucky District 10 was a district of the United States Congress in Kentucky. It was lost to redistricting in 1933. Its last Representative was Andrew J. May.

List of members representing the district

District created March 4, 1813.

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Category:1933 disestablishments in Kentuckycadets including two cadets from Royal Saudi Air Force and two lady cadets graduated in the ceremony. The chief guest awarded branch insignias to the graduating cadets and also gave away trophies to the distinction holders. He awarded Quaid-e-Azam Banner to No 4 Squadron, the new Champion Squadron of the Academy.

Aviation Cadet Academy Under Officer, Ameer Hamza clinched Chief of the Air Staff Trophy for best performance in flying and the coveted Sword of Honour for Overall Best Performance in College of Flying Training.

Chief of the Air Staff Trophy for best performance in engineering was lifted by Aviation Cadet Sergeant Hamza Hussain, whereas, the prestigious Sword of Honour for Overall Best Performance in College of Aeronautical Engineering was awarded to Aviation Cadet Squadron Under Officer, Furrukh Iqbal.

Trophies for


overall best performance in No 95 Air Defence and No 20 Admin & Special Duties Courses were won by Aviation Cadet Sergeant Sarosh Arif and Aviation Cadet Sergeant Waleed Hassan respectively. Aviation Cadet Sergeant Ahsan Ahmed won the trophy for Overall Best Performance in logistics course. Aviation Cadet Wing Under Officer, Muhmmad Kamran was awarded Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Trophy for Best Performance in General Service Training.

The ceremony was followed by a thrilling performance by “Eaglets”- the Para Motor Glider team of the Academy. “Bravehearts and Sherdils”, the PAF Academy aerobatics teams also displayed a stunning aerial display on the occasion.

The well-synchronized drill presented by Hamza Flight was an icing on the cake, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the guests. The ceremony was witnessed by high-rankingFabulous club Kumasi Asante Kotoko on Monday presented the trophies they won in the 2016/17 season to club sponsor, MTN at their head office in Accra.

Kotoko beat bitter Accra Hearts of Oak 3-1 at the Tamale Sports Stadium to win the MTN FA Cup and also 4-1 on penalties to win lift the UBA President Cup following a 1-1 draw in normal time .

As tradition demands, whenever they win laurels, the Porcupine Warriors presents them to the telecommunication giants.
Consequently, they were at the premises of MTN to let them have a feel of the silverwares.


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Jet Airways

Jet Airways is offering up to 50 per cent discount on domestic and international flight tickets. The limited period offer is valid on base fare in both premiere and economy sections for one-way and return journeys, said thecarrier on its official website- jetairways.in. Bookings can be made till January 30, 2019 under this offer. Passengers making bookings for domestic travel in economy section can commence travel from February 8, 2019, the carrier said.

IndiGo

IndiGo has announced the operation of daily international flights on Kannur-Doha and Kannur-Kuwait routes at a starting price of Rs 7,999, with effect from March 15, 2019. The carrier has also announced the operation of daily non-stop flights between Delhi-Istanbul at a starting price of Rs. 23,999, with effect from March 20, 2019. Bookings for the flights are open via airline's official website, goindigo.in, with immediate effect, stated the airline in a press release.


proximity to Washington and a workforce and economy that are heavily tied to the federal government and the military, Virginia is signficiantly impacted by federal policy.

Perriello and Northam will face off in the first debate of their primary contest on Saturday in Fairfax County. They are competing to run against the winner of the GOP primary race, also on June 13, among former Republican National Committee chairman Ed Gillespie, state Sen. Frank Wagner (Virginia Beach) and Corey Stewart, the chairman of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors.activities include feeding the elephant, checking its health, bathing it, learning how to communicate with it, and ride it. All visitors, including children and people with disabilities, are welcomed. Through these interactions, Patara hopes that visitors will develop a trusting relationship with their elephant. The program costs around $200 per person, and the groups are small, with a maximum of twelve visitors per day The program cost is needed since Patara does not receive any of its funding from the Thai government.

Arrival

When visitors first arrive at the farm, they are given shirts and pants traditionally worn by mahouts. Visitors are from all over the world, including the United States, Canada, Austria, France, Germany, Puerto Rico, and Singapore. Then, they are asked to sit down and Theerapat gives a


prefer to see younger elephants, which has made the current price for young elephants around $33,000. As of 2015, it is estimated that every week, one baby elephant is smuggled into Thailand to become part of the elephant tourist industry. Once they are captured, they are beaten in order to be domesticated. This practice must be done before they can be ridden, and is called Phajeen, or "the crush". This practice is allowed to take place since elephants don't need to be registered by the Thai government until they are eight years old. It is also easy to say an elephant was born in animal and to fake their documentation about their birth and ownership. Even when they are registered, the laws that the Thai government has putimportant fruit quality traits and stress tolerance were lost during this process."

Indeed, the researchers found that genes involved in defense responses to different pathogens were the most common group of genes that were missing in the domesticated varieties of tomato.

"These new genes could enable plant breeders to develop elite varieties of tomatoes that have genetic resistance to diseases that we currently address by treating the plants with pesticides or other cost-intensive and environmentally unfriendly measures," added James Giovannoni, a BTI faculty member and USDA scientist.

The new tomato pan-genome found about 5,000 previously undocumented tomato genes, including for flavor. Credit: Agricultural Research Service-USDA

Giovannoni and Fei are co-corresponding authors on the paper and adjunct professors in Cornell University's School of Integrative Plant Science.

In addition to recovering these "lost" genes, the


the second most-consumed vegetable in the U.S., with each American consuming an average of 20.3 pounds of fresh tomatoes and 73.3 pounds of processed tomatoes each year.

Researchers from the University of Florida, Cornell, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Pennsylvania State University, the Polytechnic University of Valencia, the University of Georgia and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences also participated in the study.

This research was supported by grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation, the European Research Area Network for Coordinating Action in Plant Sciences, the USDA-ARS and the U.S.-Israel Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund.

More information: The tomato pan-genome uncovers new genes and a rare allele regulating fruit flavor, Nature Genetics (2019). www.nature.com/articles/s41588-019-0410-2 Journal information: Nature Genetics The tomato pan-genome uncovers new genes and a rare alleleSIG SAUER P320 XFIVE LEGION is back!

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Watery battlefield in Charleston Harbor mapped

Shipwrecks and other obstructions the Union sank to the bottom of Charleston Harbor during the Civil War – as well as submerged Confederate blockade runners – are mapped in a project that took scientists nearly as long as the four-year battle for the city where the war began.

Shipwrecks and other obstructions the Union sank to the bottom of Charleston Harbor during the Civil War – as well as submerged Confederate blockade runners – are mapped in a project that took scientists nearly as long as the four-year battle for the city where the war began.

The endeavor taken on by James Spirek and his colleagues from the University of South Carolina Institute for Archaeology and Anthropology cost almost $60,000 and provides a nearly completemap of the war relics in the busy harbor. The project was financed with an American Battlefield Protection grant matched by the institute.

The map includes the locations of the so-called Stone Fleet as well as 13 wrecked blockade runners. The Union brought the Stone Fleet of 29 old whaling and merchant vessels from New England, filled them with stones and sank the mess to obstruct Confederate shipping.

Spirek’s team located the first Stone Fleet by finding ballast mounds beneath the main shipping channel. A second group of 13 ships is in another channel, and its location has proved elusive, so Spirek plans to return to the latter this year to explore further.

Four sunken Union ironclads already had been documented.

The map will be useful to harbor managers, the U.S. Army


feet – the corps has to void or minimize impacts on historical or cultural resources.

When the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley was found off Charleston in 1995, it was monitored electronically for five years to prevent looters from diving on it until it could be raised.

Spirek said the location of the other harbor wrecks doesn’t carry as much concern.

“Fortunately, most of the environments the wrecks are in are pretty hostile for sport divers – currents and a lot of black water,” he said. Three of the Union ironclads are buried under substantial sediment, while the fourth, the Patapsco, is near the main shipping harbor channel – not a location where people would be diving.

Charleston, historians say, has been bombarded more than any city in the Western Hemisphere, and theof the year 3000.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

We adopted both our cats from the same shelter at the same time. Bette was two years old; Bogo was seven. The personality card on Bette's cage classified her as a "Secret Admirer." Bogo's classified him as "The Leader of the Band." Over the past year, I've come to believe those cards were really, really accurate. Bette is content to cuddle and nap, and occasionally stare lovingly at you for minutes on end. Bogo wants to play nonstop and watch birds outside. When he wants your attention, he'll follow you around until he either trips you or you pick him up or start dangling his favorite ribbon.

Bette was a stray before we adopted her; Bogo was brought in by his owner, an


sleep on.

The next day, Ari and Bogo were playing with Mr. Mousey when Bette decided to exact her revenge. Mr. Mousey is the one toy that belongs to Bogo, and only Bogo. He is Bogo's most prized possession.

Bette could usually care less about playing, especially with Mr. Mousey, but this time, she leapt off the couch and thrust herself in front of Ari. Without thinking, he offered her the toy. As his arm swung in a wide arc toward Bette, I realized he was committing the biggest sacrilege in cat history, but it was too late.

When Ari turned back to Bogo, he looked utterly scandalized.

Ari tried to offer Mr. Mousey back to Bogo.

Ari followed Bogo into the kitchen to apologize.

No matter how hard Ari tried, Bogo refused toacknowledge him or Mr. Mousey. They had both been tainted with betrayal.

Meanwhile, Bette had sprawled in the living room floor looking extremely satisfied.

Ten minutes later, we watched Bogo slink back into the room. He trotted in a circle around Bette. They locked eyes, and he glared at her pointedly.

Bogo then proceeded to approach Ari at his computer chair and nuzzle him until Ari patted his head a few times.

Then he walked back over to Bette, nipped her on the neck, and chased her out of the living room.

These rivalries have gone on so long now, I've lost track of who started what, or who's won the most battles. But I do know that this time, Bogo emerged victorious.

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April 6, 2006

Faculty Protest Parking Cuts Outside Bailey Hall

By | April 6, 2006

On the surface, the proposal for a new pedestrian plaza in front of newly remodeled Bailey Hall will bring a beautiful new area to campus and a much needed walkway. Yet, changing anything in such a highly integral area of campus is not going to be easy. Plans to start construction were already pushed back until the summer of 2007 to address a number of concerns from faculty and staff.

Under the current plan, faculty and staff will face losing the last convenient parking spots on campus, delivery trucks may be further hindered from backing up, and the vibration-sensitive labs underneath Clark Hall could be compromised. With the new plaza being one of several construction projects proposedin the area, faculty and staff are calling for a comprehensive construction plan from the university that will take into greater account the issue of parking and circulation.

The area for the new Bailey pedestrian plaza is currently a parking lot in front of Bailey Hall that, according to John Lemley, administrator of Human Resources for CALS, has been there since post-World War II. During the day, the parking lot is a mess of pedestrians, cars, and trucks. In general, everyone agrees the area is an eyesore and potential danger for pedestrians.

The plans for the new plaza announced last January call for an area paved in bluestone that will provide paths between all the buildings surrounding the plaza. Benches will be placed among ornamental evergreens, kentucky coffee trees, red-twigged


dogwoods and even a large rock outcrop with water trickling down. The design is expected to turn the parking lot into the next lovable spot on campus. Yet, such aesthetic beauty comes at the price of functionality.

When the plans for building the new plaza were first announced, they included a tentative date to break ground this June in order to be finished with the renovation of Bailey Hall, expected to be completed in August 2006. These plans have been unofficially pushed back to spring 2007. Provost Biddy Martin stated that final approval of the new plaza is anticipated by May 2006. Currently, some work will be done on the roadways in anticipation of the construction. Related planning and ordering of the stone for the plaza will begin inthe fall for the spring 2007 construction season.

The most prevalent complaint is the loss of the convenient parking spaces for the faculty and staff who have offices in the area. Lemley, who works in Roberts Hall, expressed that the loss of the Bailey parking lot is in line with the progressive elimination of parking from central campus. Lemley first came to campus in the late 1960s as a student and later worked for the University starting in the early 1970s. In that time, he has seen the campus expand in both buildings and population, yet never fully address the issue of parking and circulation.

As almost every student and faculty who drives on campus will acknowledge parking is inconvenient, expensive, and limited. Like students, Lemley said that faculty pay


Hall. Lemley expressed concern that if adequate space is not given to trucks when the new plaza is built, they will run over the curbs slowly destroying the plaza and costing the University more money

Brock was also concerned about the need of semi-trailers to get in and out of the area around Clark Hall. He says between 10 to 12 trucks come a day to make deliveries. Brock was also concerned about the new plaza limiting the ability of fire trucks to reach Clark Hall. The fire department regularly visits two to three times a year for fire drills, but real accidents have occurred over the past several years and Brock wants to know for sure that a fire truck can reach the building.

Victor Younger, the general managerbasement, the highly sensitive instruments can tell when a car drives by. Brock said that the current plans are unclear as to exactly where the road will be located and therefore, is worried that a road moved a few feet closer to the building will severely hamper the functionality of the labs.

The upper administration of Cornell University has made an effort to address these concerns. A community open forum was held by the project director, Francille Firebaugh, several weeks ago. Further, Provost Bailey and Firebaugh have met with faculty groups and discussed parking, circulation, and sequencing of other projects. Brock complimented the upper administration of Cornell University and the architects involved with the plaza on their professionalism towards hearing and addressing the concerns over the plans for the


addressing parking, but that overall, parking and circulation needs to be put at a higher priority and not an after thought when considering new construction plans.

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The events of Sept. 11 may have changed the way Americans view their country, but it also, according to NBC News President Steve Capus, changed the way Americans view their media. Capus believes the day led to an explosion of online journalism and a more critical national culture, and both phenomena have caused Americans to scrutinize their media in a way like never before.

“9/11 changed everything: it changed the country, it changed our lives, it changed our business

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Prof. Merve Kavakci, international affairs, George Washington University, was elected to the Turkish Grand National Assembly in 1999 but was expelled forwearing a religious headscarf, a “hijab.”

A diverse group of people filled the lecture hall in McGraw yesterday evening as Kavakci presented her lecture on “Behind the Veil: Women, Islam and the Modern Nation State.”

Kavakci started off her presentation speaking about Turkey. The Turkish people predominantly practice Islam, with 99 percent of the population being Muslim. Calling Turkey one of the countries in the region that proved Islam’s compatibility with democracy, Kavakci said, “Turkey holds a very key position. My dreams and hopes are in that particular country.”

Kavakci presented the idea of the “Westernization Project” that was being implemented throughout Turkey since the fall of the Ottoman Empire. This project posed the argument of tradition versus modernity, and the people of the Turkish republic were subjected to a change


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been in temporary custody for trial on the present charge. He also claims violation of his due process rights. We perceive no merit in the issues so raised by defendant and affirm.
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Police in Bangkok have declared a man wanted for the brutal attack on his two month pregnant girlfriend over the weekend.

Photos of Jeena covered in blood at a Bangkok police station and later a hospital were posted online by the victim’s elder brother, Khun Shane Rajatabhaiboon.

The man has not been named but is well known and well connected in Thailand.They intend to go after him to the full extent of the law

Daily News reported it is the same man who drove his Mini Cooper into three people at the scene of an accident in 2012 and who hit a pedestrian and motorcyclist in his Porsche just last month.

Shane posted pictures on his Facebook page on Saturday, July 22, calling for the


arrest and prosecution of the man who has been romantically involved with his sister for seven months.

He told Daily News Online that his sister called him as she was being attacked and he told her to get out of there and go to the police.

He said that the man knew his sister was pregnant with his child but still attacked her and smashed her tablet and phone, items that were pictured covered in blood.

Jeena went to Sai Mai police where her brother joined her and was shocked to see her covered in blood and bruises to many parts of her face, legs and arms.

She was thereafter taken to hospital so that a report could be made of her injuries. Fortunately, Jeena had not miscarried.

Her brother Shane said thathis sister was owed 150,000 baht that the man had refused to repay and he was also making her pay maintenance fees at the property where he lived, he said.

He alleged that his sister had been attacked by him many times before but this was the worst.
Now he called for the man to be brought to justice with the full weight of the law saying that the family will not be able to be bought off.

Stories have circulated in the past that the man had tried to buy off one victim to the tune of a million baht.


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This is a devastating blow for a secondary that we already wrote about was in rough shape heading into camp. The next two best cornerbacks on the team — Lardarius Webb and Fabian Washington — are both recovering from their own torn ACLs from last year and are uncertain to be ready for the start of the season. Ed Reed’s status is also up in the air.

142 Responses to “Ravens secondary suffers another massive blow: Foxworth out for year”

doe22us says:Jul 30, 2010 10:56 AM

oh boy they are in real trouble now more than ever .. upgrade all opposing WR’s

robert ethen says:Jul 30, 2010 10:57 AM

Ossie has decided to go with a 5-6 defense this year.

stuulman says:Jul 30, 2010 10:58 AM

fabian washington came off the PUP today at least.

Roethlisberger'sDeath says:Jul 30, 2010 1:09 PM

Amazing. People had the Ravens in the Super Bowl a month ago and their team is already in shambles.

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Steeler fans should be proud of fedup and flake……

Fed up says:Jul 30, 2010 1:19 PM

Or, you could look at the 6 Super Bowls the Steelers have won.
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Walking on exposed fossil beds is strictly prohibited in order to protect the landscape.

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The hike departs the south end of the parking lot of the Thomas Condon Paleontology Center in the Sheep Rock unit of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. It is the shortest hike in the unit (roughly .3 mile), but offers a great view at the end. The hike climbs gently along a gravel trail that leads to an outlook where great views of the area await. The trail is lined with tall grasses and small shrubs common to this area. When you get to the end of the trail,there are sweeping views of the paleontology/visitor center, Sheep Rock, Picture Gorge, and the John Day River, which cuts through the area. At sunset, the light illuminates the hills and trees found along the river. Depending on the time of year, you might be able to see Bald Eagles sitting in the trees above the river or soaring above the hills. Even though it is a short trail, the views are worth the short hike.

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Progressivism, another word for Communism and/or Socialism, is quietly smothering Sonoma County as well as the entire United States of America. As U.N. Agenda 21 began to be implemented in our county, the USA lurched toward bankruptcy. Mismanagement of taxpayer dollars has bankrupted every community in America, including our own, while Progressive politicians continue to lie about who, what, where, why and how much all of their little plans and designs to restructure our nation from the most prosperous nation on Earth into what can only be described as another Third World country. Youfierce and independent American spirit a shadow of it’s former self. Americans seem to have elected their first openly Communist President, who has surrounded himself with other Communists in this administration. Fortunately, the NWO/United Nations leaders underestimated the American spirit, and failed to anticipate the uprising of the Tea Party, in which Americans have awakened to this nightmare and are organizing now to identify all of the Communists in national and local leadership and replace them all with true American patriots who do not support Agenda 21 or the New World Order plan.

Perhaps Sonoma County residents should be proud that we are being used as the starting point for the New World Order effort to implement UN Agenda 21 because, in reality, we SoCo residents get to initiate


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Back in the day: Katy got married to ex-husband Russell Brand in a lavish Hindu ceremony in India back in 2010

Indian wedding: Katy and Russell posed outside the Taj Mahal while in India for their wedding

'I pray all the time - for self-control, for humility. There's a lot of gratitude in it.'

Despite saying she didn't belong to a particular faith, Katy got married to ex-husband Russell Brand in a lavish Hindu ceremony in India back in 2010.

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More than 50 million people from Minnesota to Texas are in the path of severe storms Thursday, CNN meteorologist Sherri Pugh said. (CNN)

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Supervisors support letter to railroad authority; talk of railbanking draws 50 people

All it takes to get 50 people at a Humboldt County Board of Supervisors meeting is sending a letter to the North Coast Railroad Authority about rail and trail issues.

At least that's all it took to pack the supervisors chamber at the Humboldt County Courthouse on Tuesday. A total of 43 people addressed the board about a proposal to ask the North Coast Railroad Authority -- a group formed by the state Legislature in 1989 to protect rail infrastructure -- to form a committee to examine the possibility of creating a trail around Humboldt Bay to replace some of the railroad tracks.

County Public Works Director Tom Mattson said the railroad is an under-performing asset in the county,and that an NCRA-formed committee could vet the multiple railroad proposals that are in the works.

Second District Supervisor Clif Clendenen, who serves as a director on the North Coast Railroad Authority, brought the committee idea before the board on behalf of a citizen group interested in the project. The group -- called the Bay T(rail) Plan advocates -- is suggesting the NCRA form a committee to look at "railbanking" the railroad around northern Humboldt Bay.

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The Tories have used it, with the help of the craven, power-hungry LibDems, to fulfil their dream of destruction of the Welfare State and subjection of ordinary people to the will of the rich, powerful and insatiably greedy people who form theservices to support small businesses.

Earlier this month, iZettle announced plans for an initial public offering and de Geer specifically said the company had no interest in a so-called dual-track process that would consider a sale as an alternative to the listing.

In an interview on Thursday, de Geer said that he changed his mind after meeting with the executive team at PayPal. He was convinced that his company could continue to grow substantially under the new owner and that their cultures would be aligned. He will continue to lead iZettle.

PayPal said it hopes to be able to reap the advantages of the merger almost immediately in certain areas, and that the financial benefits will kick in shortly after the deal closes, expected in the third quarter. According to a


Norwegian work places. According to a national survey conducted by Statistics Norway in 2009, five per cent of the working population is exposed daily to hand-arm vibration at least 25% of the day \[[@B5]\]. Workers most often exposed include mechanics, welders, platers, carpenters, and road and construction workers. This is in agreement with studies from other countries \[[@B6]\]. Taking into account the Norwegian working force this corresponds to more than 100 000 Norwegian workers being at risk of developing HAVS.

Workers with HAVS examined at the Department of Occupational Health in Health Region West (1 million inhabitants) often have a history of many years of symptoms prior to seeking a doctor. Little attention has been given to the condition by their company doctor or general practitioner, both regarding preventivefive-year period from 2003--2008, a total number of 53 persons, were contacted by mail in July 2008 by an occupational physician at the clinic. They were asked permission to use their medical records for research purposes, and they were asked to complete the DASH questionnaire. The diagnosis of HAVS was based on exposure history and presentation of typical vascular and/or neurological findings. Examination of the patients at the Department of Occupational Medicine included an interview and clinical examination, both performed by a team of three occupational physicians; one being a senior supervising the two others.

All available information regarding HAVS was extracted from the medical records. These were based on clinical assessment of the patients in the period from December 2003 to June 2008. Clinical assessment included objective measures


in the water sample settle out of suspension to the lowest point in the sample chamber where they interfere with the workings of the valve. This condition is made worse in bailers where balls serve as valves, by plugging an inlet hole because the ball rests in the small end of a cone shaped holder which funnels and concentrates sediments directly to the area where the ball is expected to produce a seal. The solids and sediments become trapped under and around the ball, propping it away from its mating sealing surface and causing it to leak excessively, resulting in loss of sample and the need for subsequent re-sampling. Further, the excessive leaking causes potentially contaminated fluid to be released into the surrounding environment or splash the user,a scriptwriter for the movies, appeared to confirm the 55-year-old wouldn't be back.

He said: "I think he's had a great run. Obviously, he's made that character his own and it's become the character he's most famous for now.

"And kids all over the world love him as that character so I think it's been great for him, it's been great for us, so I'm just very, very happy about it.

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Stuart added: "I think Jack Sparrow will be his legacy. It's the only character he's played five times, it's the character he dresses up in to visit children in hospitals, it's what he'll be remembered for.

"Before Jack Sparrow came along, Depp was considered this kind of quirky, independent actor that made these really cool little Tim Burton films,


but he was by no means a movie star and a lot of people thought we were crazy for casting him at the time.

"Because he wasn't a proven commodity; you know, a big movie star. And we were making a big movie and we were putting this quirky, independent actor in the middle of it and people thought we were crazy. The fact that it worked is a miracle.

"They were certainly nervous watching the rushes everyday but when it all came together, something just clicked and it was magic and connected with audiences. I'm proud to be a part of it."

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Johnny's last film in the franchise, Dead Men Tell No Tales, received mixed reviews and was the lowest performing movie in the franchise.

It comes after Johnny’s ex-wifeAmber Heard accused him of domestic violence during a bitter divorce battle, and he became embroiled in a lawsuit against his former management, which was settled in July.

Meanwhile a legal battle with a location manager who accuses him of violence on set of shelved film City of Lies (which he denies) rattles on.

Mirror Online has contacted a representative for Johnny for comment.


a seven-meter-high anti-smog tower in place of this miraculous device? It's all mysterious until we trace the device back to its origins.

Xi'an's incredible air purifying tower uses a technology called "solar-assisted large-scale cleaning system" (SALSCS) that was first introduced in a paper published at the University of Minnesota in 2014. Not only was SALSCS cited as the basis of the Xi'an air purifying tower, but it was also quoted in the proposal for two new towers to be built in Taiwan by the end of last year.

Though no news of these Taiwan towers has surfaced since they were first mentioned in March 2017, the engineer of that project – David Y.H. Pui – was one of the co-authors of the University of Minnesota paper. And, as seen inanalog override circuit also provides an override signal to the ASIC. Also included is a logic function configured to receive a first trip signal from the control circuit and a second trip signal from the ASIC and to provide a third trip signal to the trip mechanism. Another embodiment of the circuit breaker includes an external power supply coupled to the electronic module at a point between the first power supply and the second power supply. Such external power supply selectively supplies power only to the second power supply. The second trip signal from the ASIC is provided only when the sum of the first voltage, the second voltage, and the composite voltage signal as determined within the analog override circuit is less than the circuit common potential.
Another


Defense Secretary Jim Mattis scrapped a policy Monday that allowed some military academy athletes to turn pro right after graduation.

In a memo, Mattis said all graduates of the military academies and the Reserve Officer Training Corps will have to serve at least two years of active duty before being allowed to consider offers from the NFL, the NBA or other professional sports organizations.

"The military academies and ROTC exist to develop future officers who enhance the readiness and lethality of our military services," Mattis said.

"During their first two years following graduation, officers will serve as full-fledged military officers carrying out normal work and career expectations of an officer who has received the extraordinary benefits of an ROTC or military academy education at taxpayer expense," he said.

The action by Mattisreversed the Defense Department policy enacted in May 2016 that allowed promising military athletes to defer active duty to allow them to play pro sports.

The Mattis memo came four days after Air Force Academy athletes hoping to be drafted into the National Football League learned that the academy would not approve waivers that would allow them to join the Ready Reserve and sign with a football team.

Pentagon chief spokesperson Dana White said the change in policy would take effect for this graduation class. She also noted that the Defense Department "has a long history of officer athletes who served their nation before going to the pros, including Roger Staubach, Chad Hennings and David Robinson."

Roger Staubach, a Hall of Fame NFL quarterback with the Dallas Cowboys, was a graduate


of the U.S. Naval Academy. Hennings, an Air Force Academy graduate and A-10 Thunderbolt pilot, was a defensive tackle on three teams that won the Super Bowl with the Cowboys. David "The Admiral" Robinson, a Naval Academy graduate, was a Hall of Fame center with the NBA's San Antonio Spurs.

In recent years, some military academy athletes have been allowed to enter the draft for the NFL before fulfilling their two-year commitments. Last year, star Navy quarterback Keenan Reynolds was allowed to be drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the sixth round of the 2016 NFL draft.

-- Richard Sisk can be reached at Richard.Sisk@Military.com.1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display apparatus (LCD) and a method of manufacturing the same, and more particularly to an LCD apparatus having a high display quality and a method of manufacturing the same through simplified and reduced process.
2. Description of the Related Art
An LCD apparatus, generally, displays an image using liquid crystal. In order to display an image, an LCD apparatus includes an LCD panel and a backlight assembly for providing light to the LCD panel. The LCD panel includes a first substrate, a second substrate facing the first substrate and liquid crystal interposed between the first and second substrates.
The first substrate includes a plurality of first electrodes, and the second substrate includes a second electrode facing the first electrodes.


Each of the first electrodes receives a different pixel voltage from each other and the second electrode receives a common voltage having a substantially uniform level. The liquid crystal has a light transmittance varied in accordance with an intensity of an electric filed applied between the first and second electrodes. That is, the LCD apparatus may display an image by adjusting the light transmittance of the liquid crystal.
In general, a display quality of the LCD apparatus is greatly affected by a cell gap between the first and second substrates. In order to uniformly maintain the cell gap between the first and second substrates, the LCD panel includes a spacer, for example, such as a ball spacer having a spherical shape, a column spacer and so on, disposed betweendollars c

It wounds like there's alot of greed flowing around here... you alls wants no taxes, and the "evil" state is going to end the party.Frankly, New York State is in the hole. Most of its industry went overseas within the last two decades (no more glass from Corning, film from Rochester, shoes from Binghamton, etc.) and at times it seems like the entire economy of the state has shifted to New York City. Much of that work (and a nice chunk of the state's revenues) comes from the financial sector. Which is now in

Just buy everything with PayPal and have it shipped to yourself as a gift from a fictitious address outside of New York. If they solve this, then any non-New York resident could tax-bomb any


that seemed to imperil the entire sport.

A beloved figure in Southern California, Seau played linebacker in the NFL for 20 years, racking up Inspirational Player of the Year honors and Leadership Awards while accruing Pro Bowl invitations. But as his Hall-of-Fame career ended, Seau became irritable and erratic. He struck one of his sons, was arrested, drove his SUV over a cliff, and, in May 2012, died of suicide at the age of 43. A year later, scientists found signs of CTE in his brain tissue.

Bradley wanted to tell that story, and in 2015 he got the family’s OK to produce an “unvarnished” portrait of the man—the final product would not shy away from Seau’s philandering or mistreatment of family members. Finding a home for the project waswill be narrating Shut Up and Dribble, a three-part documentary airing on Showtime in November and one of the aforementioned SpringHill Entertainment projects that LeBron James is involved in.

• Over at Sporting News, Michael McCarthy wondered if Sunday Night Football could return to ESPN.

• The Alliance of American Football, a pro league launching early next year, hopes “its tech platform will revolutionize both football and how digital natives engage with the league's televised games.”

• After being crushed by nearly everyone for his decision to retire at halftime, Vontae Davis told The Undefeated, “I feel great. I haven’t felt like this in … well, in my whole life.”

THANK YOU, INTERNET…

...for this clip, a first-ballot hall-of-famer.


and currently the third richest man on earth, has been showering high praise on Jain in his famous letters to investors year after year. “Even kryptonite bounces off Ajit,” he wrote in 2010, describing the outsize achievement of the Orissa-born executive, who heads Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance Group , a giant business that is at the heart of Buffet’s sprawling empire.Jain, the Superman of Buffet’s world, has for years been considered a leading contender for the ultimate prize at Berkshire Hathaway, indeed anywhere in the business world today—the job of the CEO of the diversified $136 billion group, succeeding 80-year-old Buffet.“I truly believe I have the best job under the sun,” says Jain, whose friendly and unassuming manner can lull you into underestimating his wisdom, stature, and achievement. Inwas born in Orissa, but his roots are in Rajasthan. He graduated from IIT Kharagpur in 1972. Having the IIT name on his resume opened a lot of doors initially, he says. For his first job at Tata Steel Company, and then in securing admission at Harvard Business School for an MBA.But he says he wouldn’t recommend any 16-year-old spends five years growing up at an IIT. “It’s tough work, good discipline to train your mind early on,” he says. “But IIT Kharagpur was a godforsaken place in those days, with no women and terrible food,” he says, laughing.Subsequent to HBS, Jain worked at McKinsey, where his boss was one Mr Goldberg, who moved to Buffet’s firm, Berkshire Hathaway. “Mr Buffet told him to find some people to


Bariatric Surgery Clinics Mumbai

Dr. Jaydeep Palep is a highly experienced Gastrointestinal surgeon based out of Mumbai and is in practice since the last 17 years. He is renowned as one of the best bariatric surgeons in not only Mumbai but also India. He has been on the executive committee of the IAGES (Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeon) which is responsible in laying down the best practice guidelines for weight loss surgery/ Bariatric surgery/ obesity surgery in India for all surgeons of the country practicing bariatrics.

He has the credit of being the first fellowship trained Robotic Gastro-intestinal surgeon from India way back in 2006-2007 and has also the credit of performing the first robotic Gastro-intestinal surgery. He has to his credit more than 3000 GI surgeries majority ofthem being Bariatric surgeries over the last decade and half. He is also one of the founder members of AMASI (Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India) which is the one of the largest bodies of laparoscopic surgeons in India and the world.

He is keenly sought after bariatric surgeon in Mumbai and patients come to him from all over the country and abroad. He is one of the first bariatric surgeons in Mumbai and India to perform the banded Gastric bypass (Fobi pouch) and the mini gastric bypass (also known as Mini bypass surgery in Mumbai). He was trained for the banded gastric bypass by Prof. Mathias (Mal) Fobi himself (one of the pioneers of bariatric surgery in the world and the inventor of this procedure). Dr. Jaydeep


been accepted for best surgical videos in many international conferences where he has been invited as a speaker and faculty.

He is a very prominent figure in the Indian bariatric surgery circles and is also a member of the executive committee representing the West zone (India) of the Obesity Surgery Society of India (OSSI). The OSSI is the only body of surgeons which represents the Bariatric surgeons in the country and is responsible to lay down best practice guidelines for weight loss surgery in India.

In his free time which is a rarity, he likes to travel, listen to music, go on treks and pursue his photography.expense of consumer health, worker safety and animal welfare.

We urge the USDA to consider the millions of lives – consumers, workers and animals – they are placing at incredible peril. They should reject any increase in line speeds and withdraw the so-called modernization of swine slaughter inspection rule.

Deborah Berkowitz is a senior fellow for worker safety and health at the National Employment Law Project and the former chief of staff at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Suzanne McMillan is the content director for ASPCA Farm Animal Welfare Campaign.


The present invention relates to underwater diving equipment and, more particularly, to devices for facilitating the equalization of pressure between the diver's middle and outer ear and for preventing the outer ear from the influence of water and cold temperature while diving.
As shown in FIG. 1, the human ear is made up of three sections, commonly designated the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. The outer ear includes the portion of the ear from the eardrum 10 outward to the ear opening. The inner ear includes the cochlea 12 and the three semi-circular canals 14. The middle ear is that portion of the ear between the eardrum 10 and the inner ear.
The middle ear is connected to the mouth cavity (not shown) through the eustachiandrawing the sickness upon oneself. The circumambulation was in face an effort to cure his father Jahangir's sickness, though Jahangir did not approve.

Marriages
Parviz's first wife was Princess Jahan Banu Begum, the daughter of Prince Sultan Murad Mirza, son of Emperor Akbar. Jahangir betrothed Parviz to Jahan Banu on 12 September 1606, and sent 130, 000 rupees as a marriage present (sachaq) to her house. The marriage ceremony took place on 29 October 1606. The entertainment was arranged at Parviz's house, and all who were presented were exalted with all kinds of honor and civilities. Nine thousand rupees were handed over to Sharif Amuli and other nobles, to be given in alms to the poor. She was the mother of Parviz's eldest son, Prince Durandish Mirza born on 2


Jordan Baker is Daisy Buchanan's long-time friend with "autumn-leaf yellow" hair, a firm athletic body, and an aloof attitude. She is Nick Carraway's girlfriend for most of the novel and an amateur golfer with a slightly shady reputation and a penchant for untruthfulness.

Jordan is a golfer—a professional golfer. Already, we know she's different from Daisy. Where Daisy is always fluttering and babbling and giggling and basically acting like a dumb girl (her words, not ours), Jordan is hard, direct, and cynical. And she's bored to tears. We don't know much about her family, except that she has "one aunt about a thousand years old" (1.137), but we know that she and Daisy spent their "white girlhoods" together (1.140). Given the looks that Daisy and Tom give each other,JungleFrom Monday 7th DecemberAirs weekdays at 4.15pm

Meet George, a clumsy yet lovable King of the Jungle, who despite his naïve nature and constant crash landings, always comes out on top. George’s jungle family includes his best buddy, an ape named Ape, friends Ursula and Magnolia, and his dog Shep (who is actually an elephant). With his boundless energy and endless enthusiasm, every day is a new adventure for George, filled with missteps and mayhem where there’s always another tree to smash into.

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Don’t miss the best of Boomerang in back-to back episodes every weekend in December. Looney Tunes (5th/6th December), Scooby-Doo (12th/13th December) and Tom and Jerry (19th/20th December) invite the whole family to join them on their adventures and take part in the


recognized by the Court is the increased needs of the children or an involuntary reduction of income by payor.

Q. Can a Court order a parent to pay for a child's college education expenses?

A. Yes. However, the duty to pay for a child's college education is not absolute. The child must earn the privilege of getting their college expenses paid for. The child's behavior and attitude toward a parent may affect the parent's obligation to pay for college education expenses. The Mississippi Supreme Court stated: "The parental duty is not absolute, however, but is dependent upon the proof and circumstances of each case. It is dependent, not only on the child's aptitude and qualifications for college, but on whether the child's behavior toward, and relationship with the father, makesTransportation/Market Access

The City of Barstow is an easy 75 minutes from the second largest International Airport in the greater Los Angeles area. The area also includes two major transcontinental railroads, two major Interstates and is within close proximity to the West Coasts two largest harbors.

The City of Barstow is the logistic hub between the west coast and the rest of the nation.

Links the Los Angeles and San Diego Metropolitan areas to the Las Vegas and Phoenix markets

Barstow offers two major transcontinental railways, BNSF and the Union Pacific Railroad.

Barstow is home to the largest BNSF Classification Yard west of Kansas.

Access to the West Coast’s two largest harbors, Los Angeles and Long Beach by two major Interstate


case, the FBI entered 300,000
pieces of information, including 6,000 interviews, hotel registration
information from every hotel in the area, etc.  The accused, while on trial,
claimed he was several hundred miles away.  The FBI cross referenced his name
& known alias with the hotel registration database and got a match. Contact
with the hotel employees resulted in a positive identification and conviction
of the subject.

 The FBI has a system called the Organized Crime Information Systems (OCIS)
of which director William Webster is ``particularly proud.''  The system was
started in 1980 in Detroit, Michigan and is one of their most sophisticated
computers. The system is now functions in over 40 locations.

 The OCIS system allows agents in different field offices to share and
analyze information collected in each other's areas.  This system wasused to
identify some of the United States citizens who were released from Cuban
prisons in 1984 that had criminal histories in the United States. An OCIS
link was recently opened in Rome, where it's used to support drug
investigations.

 The OCIS system was used in the major Sicilian mafia heroin investigation,
commonly referred to as ``The Pizza Connection.'' According to Webster,
``OCIS support ranged from direct assistance in collating information for
Title III court-authorized wiretaps to the analysis of the case for grand
jury presentation.''

 Currently under development is the Field Office Information Management
System (FOIMS). The purpose of this system is to fully automate the
administrative and record keeping functions of the field and resident offices.

*1 One of the basic freedoms in this country is the First Amendment right to
freedom of association.  The Privacy Act


This article was originally featured in the January 1990 issue of The Medallion.

Texans are preparing to celebrate the 300th anniversary of one of the oldest and most significant roads in Texas. Known as the Camino Real (King’s Highway), and also called the Old San Antonio Road, it was one of the most important factors in the early development of the state.

It was first traveled by Spanish colonists and missionaries who attempted to extend their hold deep into the northern province, or what is now Northeast Texas.

When Texas was a Spanish territory, the Camino Real was not one single road, but a system of roads. A portion of it passed near what are today Eagle Pass, San Antonio, Bastrop, Crockett, Alto, Nacogdoches, and Natchitoches, Louisiana.

The route was blazed in1691 by the Spanish explorer Domingo Teran de los Rios, the first provincial governor of Texas.

Although many routes that connected Spanish missions and presidios in Texas were called Camino Real, the one route blazed by Teran became so important and well-traveled that it is considered one of the most historically significant roads in Texas.

Because of the road’s historic importance, the 71st Texas Legislature recently passed a resolution calling for a nine-member commission to establish a preservation plan that will identify, preserve, and interpret the surviving cultural and natural resources along the highway.

“The Commission will assist cities, towns, and communities along the historic route to attract tourists for the tricentennial celebration,” said Rick Lewis, Texas Historical Commission staff architect.

During the 1700s, the route was used to transport supplies, priests,


soldiers, and colonists to East Texas. At the same time, trade developed between the missionaries and the French in Natchitoches, Louisiana. In 1714, the road was laid out from San Antonio to the Rio Grande by French trader Luis Juchereau de St. Denis.

By the 19th century, the route became the main artery for trade and immigration as thousands of colonists entered Texas from Louisiana at Gaines Ferry on the Sabine River. This northeast portion of the Camino Real, now Texas Highway 21, was followed by Moses Austin in 1820 as he traveled to San Antonio to request an empresario grant from the Spanish government.

In its entirety, the Texas portion of the Camino Real extends diagonally through the state from Louisiana to the Rio Grande River for a totaldistance of about 540 miles.

Over the years, the road varied laterally, and in 1915 the Texas Legislature appropriated $5,000 to survey and mark the principal route. The survey was led by V.N. Zively, who studied 18th-century diaries, Spanish land grants, topographical features, and laws of the Republic of Texas to determine the route.

In 1918, the State of Texas, with the assistance of the Daughters of the American Revolution, placed granite monuments every five miles as designated points along the route. In 1949, part of the road was paved and became State Highway 21. In recent years, preservationists have placed Official Texas Historical Markers in some of the 21 counties through which the road passes.

The bill that establishes the Old San Antonio Road Preservation Commission was sponsored by Sen.