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The year 2008 was a special one. It was during this year that the XVII International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2008) in Mexico City, as well as the 15^th^International Conference on AIDS and STIs inAfrica (ICASA 2008) in Dakar, Senegal, focused on disability as an issue in HIV/AIDS. Yet there are still many complaints about the paucity or lack of research \[[@B1]-[@B3]\]. While it may be true that there is still not enough research on HIV/AIDS and disability available, it is also true that mainstream research is sometimes ignorant about or sceptical towards the importance of disability in the HIV/AIDS field. It is, however, incorrect to say that there is no research available.

The field of disability in HIV/AIDS has been growing in recent years. Because research is scattered, thereScience Social Science Citation Index, Wilson Web Education, Wilson Web Humanities, PubMed, the Quarterly Index of African Periodical Literature, Psychology Journals, the Social Science Citation Index, SOURCE and the UKZN Federated Search.

In the initial search, no restrictions were applied in terms of age, country, disability group, gender, geography, economic characteristics, outcome measures or empirical approach. Libraries of agencies involved in disability work (Disabled People International, Africa Campaign) and relevant conference documents from 2000 onwards (AIDS 2008, ICASA 2008 and two international symposia focusing on HIV/AIDS and disability) were also searched. Unpublished and ongoing research was accessed through contacting activists or researchers, who were approached either through the Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD) disability and HIV network, or through the African Campaign on Disability and HIV/AIDS.

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Illinois Attorney General Settles with Petcoke Storage Operator Over Alleged Water Pollution

Illinois AG Lisa Madigan reached a settlement with KCBX Terminals Company (“KCBX”), a petroleum coke (“petcoke”) storage operator, to resolve alleged water pollution and open dumping violations at one of its terminals in the city of Chicago.

According to the complaint, filed by AG Madigan last year, KCBX allegedly failed to properly protect petcoke and coal from leaching into the Calumet River by insufficiently maintaining a narrow concrete walkway and using sandbags as a barrier to separate mounds of pet coke and coal from the river.

Under the terms of the settlement, KCBX, among other things, has ceased operations at the terminal, removed the petcoke and coal piles at issue, will pay aestablished Alaska Native Corporations in resolving Alaska Native claims to over 360 million acres of land. Alaska Natives gave up those claims and in exchange Congress awarded ANCs about 44 million acres of land, nearly $1 billion, and rights to Alaska state oil royalties. Each Alaska Native living in Alaska at the time of the settlement was entitled to shares in one of 12 regional corporations as well as a smaller village corporation, of which there are around 200. The 13th regional corporation was added four years later to include Alaska Natives living outside of Alaska. GAO’s evaluation focused on the 13 regional corporations.


Turkish pres: Germany must help Turks integrate

Turkey's president on Tuesday urged politicians in Germany not to exploit the issue of immigration for political gain and said they should instead help Turks better integrate.

Abdullah Gul was speaking at a joint news conference with German President Christian Wulff who is paying a five-day visit to Turkey while his country is increasingly debating the integration of millions of foreigners.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has long been skeptical of the idea of a nation of immigrants and at a recent party congress declared that the idea of a "multicultural society" in Germany had failed. She insisted that immigrants living here must learn the language and accept the nation's norms.

Merkel's Christian Democrats have a history of trying to rally supporters around pledges to betougher on immigration, despite a lack of skilled workers in Germany who many argue can only be brought in from abroad due to an aging population.

"Instead of using the issue of integration politically, everyone must help reach a solution," the Turkish president told reporters.

Gul said Turks living in Germany should learn to speak German "for their own sakes, for the sake of their families, and so that they may be of use for their environment and society."

The Turkish president said however, both Germany and Turkey had failed to provide sufficient guidance to Turkish immigrants, many of whom went to Germany as "guest workers" in the 1960s to help rebuild postwar Germany.

"We should not blame them," he said. "Many went to German cities (from Turkish villages) without even having


seen a (Turkish) city. Neither we nor you were able to provide the necessary leadership."

Wulff said that many immigrants had successfully integrated in Germany but said Germans' fears over "religious fundamentalism and terrorism" could not be ignored.

He said immigrants had to learn German from a "very early age."

Wulff later addressed Turkey's parliament where he praised the Turkish "guest workers'" efforts to rebuild Germany. At the same time, he urged cooperation to overcome the problems of integration.

"Nobody is expected to give up their cultural identity or deny their roots," said Wulff, who is the first German president to address Turkey's parliament. "It is about respecting and protecting the rules and laws of our life together in our society."

"That includes our constitutions and the values that it enshrines: above allelse, human dignity, but also freedom of expression and equality between men and women and the religious and ideologically open, neutral state," he said.

Germany is home to an estimated 5 million Muslims, including some 3 million Turks.

Many immigrants speak little or no German, work in low paying jobs or live off of government handouts at the same time the country faces an aging population and a shortage of highly skilled workers.

Wulff, in his speech, also praised Turkey's recent efforts to improve relations with its neighbors, and urged Turkey to take more steps toward normalizing ties with Armenia.


the prevention of the formation of the re-reversed negative images under a high illuminance exposure is important.
On the other hand, as the light source for a light-sensitive film for COM, a cathode ray tube (CRT) has been used but for improving image quality, light-sensitive materials using a laser light source (in particular, He-Ne laser source of 633 nm) have been developed.
It is well known that laser light gives a high image quality owing to its coherency, and a direct positive silver halide photographic material having a high sensitivity for use with laser light has been strongly desired.
In the field of the art, a He-Ne gas laser has been widely used from the point of reliability, but is insufficient since the device for the laser is large, its lifewho was a candidate for the left-leaning Movimiento Alianza PAIS party. Tamara Adrián, a member of the left-leaning Popular Will party that is part of the opposition against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, in 2015 was elected to the country’s National Assembly.

Luisa Revilla in 2014 became the first openly trans person elected to public office in Peru after she won a seat on the local council in La Esperanza, a city that is located in the province of Trujillo. Adela Hernández in 2012 became the first openly trans person to hold public office in Cuba when she became a member of the Caibarién Municipal Council in the province of Villa Clara.

Colombian Congresswoman Angélica Lozano in March confirmed to the Blade that she is running for the Senate.

Lozano, who is


and laid off its entire staff when it lost a major European investor during Brexit in 2016. But in 2017, Noosphere Venture Partners, a venture firm active in space investments, swooped in and bought up the assets of the floundering company, rebranding it as Firefly Aerospace.

the newly revived business is pressing ahead with an ambitious timeline

Now, the newly revived business is pressing ahead with an ambitious timeline for the future. Its redesigned rocket, called Alpha, is set to launch for the first time from Vandenberg before the end of this year. Firefly also plans to create larger launch vehicles in the years ahead, and the company even has grand lunar ambitions. NASA selected Firefly as one of nine companies to participate in the CLPS program, an initiative tois 857 feet south of the center line of east-west Thirteen Mile road, and east by a north-south line which is 1,334 feet east of the east line of Inkster road. The restriction agreement includes within its restrictive scope the subdivision plus the entire tract lying between the south line of Thirteen Mile road and the north line of the subdivision.
A dedicated public way, designated "Rosemond Drive," extends northerly through the subdivision from Northwestern highway. It ends with a "turn around" in the northerly end of the subdivision. The "turn around" is adjacent to said lot 1. Lot 1 is one of the 3 northernmost lots of the subdivision. A private way extends northerly from such "turn around," across a portion of said lot 1 and through *11


set by Medical Device Regulation, or EU 2017/745 MDR. This is the main act regulating the approval process and post-selling support of any medical devices distributed in the European Union market. At the moment, the issues related to the approval and distribution are also regulated by the Mutual Recognition Agreement between Switzerland and European Union. According to the statement put out by the Swiss Medtech Group, the aforementioned agreement should be updated to improve the level of access to the market for manufacturers. d. Despite any upcoming regulatory changes, all manufacturers will still need to comply with MDR requirements.

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The flat is located in an animated and popular area, where you'll enjoy numerous cafés, restaurants, café-théâtres, food groceries, and also 2 swimming-pools, a rink nearby.… The marvelous Parc des Buttes-Chaumont is only 5' by foot (for running, picnics, restaurant or dance at night…); You have also the area of Belleville, the new Chinatown with its wonderful restaurants and its park (from where you'll enjoy a very nice view of all Paris).

Metros Pyrénées, Buttes Chaumont and Belleville are at 5-7' and you'll be in the center of Paris in less than 10'. (Beaubourg, Châtelet, Montmartre). You'll reach by bus La Villette, Quais de Seine


Much has been written about the process and methods of radicalization of Muslims in this age of ISIS and Al-Qaeda. Intellectuals and politicians alike are eager to lay the mistake at the door of Saudi Wahhabism, funded by oil money, radicalizing by appropriating the tools of modern technology, namely, the Internet and mobile technologies.

A rare few are aware of earlier radicalization programs that were carried out in other places and times.

Here, we attempt to bring to you the thoughts and techniques of radicalization by Palani Baba, a charismatic radical preacher, who travelled the length and breadth of Tamil Nadu in the 1980s and 1990s. He was murdered in 1997, presumably by a group of Hindu radicals.

Our attempt is made with several aims in mind

To show the clarity ofof Urdu-speaking Muslims in the North. The Nawab of Arcot was a largely ceremonial Muslim leader, being a Shiite, a sub-minority within the Tamil Muslim community. There hadn’t been any Islamic kingdom of note for 200 years. Even otherwise, large parts of Tamilnadu had been ruled by native Hindu rulers or Telugu and Marathi rulers.

Tamil Muslims over centuries had integrated into the larger Tamil community. Dress, food, marriage customs and language were very close to the large population of Hindus they were in the midst of. The charismatic leader at the time of Independence, Muhammad Ismail, known as Quaid-e-Millath, had left behind a legacy of educational institutions and a policy of co-operation with the Dravidian parties. Muslims were and still are small traders, businessmen and there was a


reasonable-sized elite of professionals – notably lawyers and teachers.

By the ‘80s, many youth had begun to travel to Gulf countries for work, where they came in contact with oil wealth, the piety of the Arab elite. They became relatively more prosperous than their Hindu neighbours, so the radicalization was not fuelled by resentment over comparatively poor living conditions, as is commonly held in other instances.

The Man and his methods

In this mileu, stepped in a charismatic preacher – Palani Baba. Not much could be ascertained of his antecedents, his training and education. It is possible he did not disclose much in order to protect his family, given the dangerous nature of the tasks he was carrying out. His speeches give clues to a background as a wealthy landowner fromthe Western Kongu belt of TN. However, he seems to have travelled extensively in Bharat and in the Gulf. His speeches are political and are largely addressed to the momin (Muslim believer). They are a textbook lesson in demagoguery. By turns, he berates his audience, turns up their anger by showing contempt and then forgives them like a father would forgive errant children. Finally, he ends with a touching few words on their innocence.

The language is simple everyday Tamil, heavily utilizing Muslim theological terms. On occasion, he breaks into the dramatic hyperbole so beloved of Dravidian political speakers and which any Tamil political speaker must use, his audience being so used to that style

A short translation of one of his speeches follows. It has been interpolated and summarized


them is’ – Sahih Muslim 80). This thinking is also the basis of Salafi-Takfiri school, which is determined to be the school behind such groups as the ISIS.

On conversion

Target scheduled caste people in the villages that are poor. Get their daughters married to boys from well-off and respectable Muslim families, as per Muslim custom. Then set them targets for converting people in their neighbourhood

He refers to how even Jayalalitha was forced to retract the anti-conversion law. He then speaks how he and a bunch of his jihadis got orders from the Collector to provide police protection when he converted many families in a single village.

This is most probably an empty boast, as was his wont, but it is very effective in giving his audience the confidence to trysomething by themselves.

Seemingly rambling, he jumps to how he got boys from his group out on bail when riots broke out, legally ‘fixed’ an MLA and a couple of senior policemen.

Again, this could be exaggeration of what happened, but in an era with few TV channels and no Internet, he is very convincing, especially to people from small villages.

He has now moved from berating people on their compromises with Islam to reminding them of their duty in converting people, and helping them overcome their mental discomfort in carrying on conversion.

Mobilizing and agitating

In Devipattanam, a Muniswaran temple had been encroached and replaced with a mosque. He mentions how he had the original land records stolen and made it impossible for the district authorities to prove original ownership.

Next, he mentions


like either Gore or Bush, and ended up gravitating towards the Nader campaign. His positions on the issues most closely aligned with my own, so I did what seemed like the most rational thing to do at the time. I voted for him.

After the election, Nader (and the Green Party in general) received a large amount of criticism from Democrats for "spoiling" the election. The Democrats argued that votes cast for Nader in key states like Florida, would have been otherwise been cast for Gore. The counter argument is that Bush v. Gore was decided by the Supreme Court, but I won't get into that.

From my perspective, my vote for Nader in this election could not be counted as a "spoiler". I was living in California at thethe risk of "spoiling" the election for a less undesirable candidate. The level of this this risk varies from state to state due to the electoral college system.

The Electoral College

A popular vote is not enough to win the election. The president is selected by an Electoral College that gets a number of votes based on a (mostly) population proportional system. For some of these states, the polls predict a pretty solid winner and loser for the presidential race. For others, the state has a tendency to lean right or left. According to The New York Times, the following states are considered a "toss-up" in the upcoming election:

Colorado

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New Hampshire

Nevada

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Virginia

Wisconsin

If you are living in one of these states, the risks of voting for a third party are greater because


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In another part of the country, Christians may be helplessly embroiled in rampant nationalism. They may have misplaced their hopes and fears in governing authorities, and they may be divided among themselves in ways that mirror the division in Washington. In such a context, God's Spirit may direct Christian leaders to take a different sort of stand—one that intentionally minimizes the importance of the powers and principalities.

In the second scenario, leaders may choose to respond in a variety of ways.


was to communicate that he was about something that he was not truly about. He was willing to put his neck on the line rather than simply blend in with the brain-washed masses and in so doing defile himself.

In chapter 3, all the king’s subjects are told to pay homage to his statue when the music plays. This statue is not necessarily a god. In light of the identification of Nebuchadnezzar with the gold head of the statue in chapter 2, and in light of the specific dimensions and gold composition of the statue in chapter 3, it is probably a replica of the king himself. The wider citizenry is not commanded to confess that the statue is a god. That was not the nature of Babylonian kingIn the Kitchen RELEASE PARTY

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New York Giants defeat New York Jets, 35-24

Victor Cruz led the New York Giants with 4 receptions for 61 yards in the first half as the Giants beat their cross-town rivals the New York Jets.

The New York Giants defeated the New York Jets 35-24 in the annual Snoopy Bowl preseason game between the two stadium rivals.

Giants QB Eli Manning started the game poorly, getting sacked twice and fumbling both times without losing possession, but on the final drive of the first half, Manning led the Giants down the field on a long drive and connected with WR Reuben Randle for a TD, making the score 10-7 Jets at the end of the half.

In the second half, QB Ryan Nassib entered the game and tore into the Jetssecond- and third-team defenses, going 8 of 12 for 103 yards and 3 TDs. Late in the 4th quarter, RB Andre Williams scored a 1-yard TD to make the game 28-24 Giants, but a failed fourth down conversion by the Jets gave the Giants the ball again in the Jets territory, and several plays later Nassib connected with WR Corey Washington for a 31-yard TD and took the lead for good in the final two minutes.

The Jets dominated most of the first half with QB Geno Smith going 9 of 14 for 137 yards and a TD to TE Jace Amaro in the 2nd quarter. Smith performed so well in the game that Jets head coach Rex Ryan named him the Week 1 starter against the Raiders.

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twenty-five percent to Gregory. After the Wilson Avenue sale, New Jersey LLC's only remaining asset was the 2005 New Jersey Avenue property (the property).
¶ 5. Relationships between the members deteriorated and in May 2000, Paul and Gregory had a falling out. Communication between them after that was almost nonexistent. Julie testified that she has had no communication with Gregory since 1998.
¶ 6. On June 7, 2001, Julie executed a Warranty Deed transferring the New Jersey LLC property to a new limited liability corporation called 2005 New Jersey LLC. The new entity consists of two members: Julie with a sixty percent ownership interest and Paul with a forty percent interest in 2005 New Jersey LLC.
¶ 7. 2005 New Jersey LLC acquired the New Jersey Avenue property for $510,000, thea conflict of interest, was unaware of the transfer before it occurred and did not vote on the transfer. This was the only property owned by New Jersey LLC at the time of the transaction. Paul and Julie did not market the property to third party potential buyers, they did not write an offer to purchase, they did not require a new appraisal of the property to determine a fair value, and they did not apply for a new mortgage. Paul and Julie are the only two members of 2005 New Jersey LLC, and both have increased their ownership interest in the property as a result of the transfer. Julie's interest has increased from fifty percent to sixty percent, giving her *678 a controlling interest that she did


Longfellow Area Neighborhood Association brokered a compromise with the surrounding community, the Boston Redevelopment Authority, Harvard University and the Arnold Arboretum to allow the Arboretum’s proposed research facility to proceed only if the neighborhood could be guaranteed long term open space protection on the surrounding parcel. Why?

In 1957, the City granted permission for the construction of the Hebrew Home for the Aged over Joyce Kilmer Park at Centre and Walter Streets. After promising to protect the remaining open space at Joyce Kilmer Park, the City in 1973 (only 16 years later) violated its commitment to the community and allowed the Hebrew Rehabilitation Center to double in size. Most of the remaining parkland was paved for cars and a large concrete parking deck in violation of deed restrictions onFrances Preston Surprised With CMA Donation

The Country Music Association Board of Directors have recognized BMI President and CEO Frances Preston with a $10,000 donation to the Education and Literacy Programs of the Country Music Hall of Fame. The surprise presentation to Preston, who will become BMI President Emeritus in September, was made July 29 in New York during the CMA board meeting.

"This is one of those occasions when it is difficult to find the words to adequately express appreciation to someone whose contributions have made a huge and very positive difference for our organization and our industry," said CMA Associate Executive Director Tammy Genovese. "She was in the trenches for CMA, when being a Board member meant getting down and dirty to get the job done. She was


there giving her time and energy when there was little money and very few staff members."

"I'm honored," Preston told the assembled Board members. "This is one I didn't expect. But, I am particularly pleased with it ... some of the fondest memories of my career have been with CMA."

Preston, who is a lifetime member of the CMA Board as well as a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, recalled the Association's first Board meeting in New York. The group took over The Plaza hotel and planned to give away a Tennessee Walking Horse and a case of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey at a reception -- the horse was in the lobby and Merle Haggard was the featured performer.

"I don't know what we thought New Yorkers woulddo with a Walking Horse," Preston recalled, laughing. "But I'm glad we had the case of Jack Daniel's."

In addition to the cash donation, CMA presented a book, Stagolee Shot Billy by Cecil Brown (Harvard University Press, 2003), to the Country Music Hall of Fame Library in Preston's name. The book explores the 1895 murder of Billy Lyons, a story which has been told countless times by performers such as Cab Calloway, the Isley Brothers and James Brown. The book had been on the Library's wish list.


Greenup, Queensland

Greenup is a locality in the Goondiwindi Region, Queensland, Australia.

History
Greenup Provisional School opened on 11 March 1918, but closed in 1922 due to low student numbers. In 1923 it reopened as a half-time school sharing a teacher with the Warroo Road Provisional School (formrely the Coolmunda Provisional School). From 1930, it was a part-time school sharing a teacher with both the Warroo Road Provisional School and the Brush Creek school. However the closure of these other two schools allowed Greenup to return to full-time status, closing in 1940 due to low student numbers. On 7 February 1955 a new Greenup State School was opened which operated until 10 December 1976 when it closed due to insufficient students.

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Wachusett was started by a trio of WPI alumni in 1994, and is well-known for a blueberry ale, classic styles like Country Pale Ale and Nut Brown Ale, and more recently, IPAs like Larry and Wally. The company launched Nauti Hard Seltzer in 2016, a malternative which has helped fuel its growth: Brewbound reports Wachusett grew 8 percent last year, with Nauti counting for 18% of its total output. The national Brewers Association ranked Wachusett No. 43 on its list of largest U.S. breweries in 2018.

The Cambridge brewpub, situated in the basement of the Garage Mall just off of Harvard Square proper, is where the John Harvard’s brand was born in 1992. JH expanded with locations in


One flexible gymnast has Instagram users ready to twist, shout and shudder after sharing a now-viral video of herself to the social media platform, contorting her body into unbelievable positions — within the tight confines of an airplane seat.

Earlier this week, the Instagram travel account PassengerShaming shared video footage of gymnast Stefanie Millinger taking an apparent midflight workout to the next level.

HALF-NAKED WOMAN SHUTS DOWN SOUTH CAROLINA AIRPORT FOR HOURS

In the much buzzed-about clip, which has since been viewed over 238,000 times on PassengerShaming’s account – and even more on Millinger’s own Instagram page – the Austria native stands on the airplane seat in an extreme backbend, before lowering her head to rest on the seat itself. The daredevil proceeds to buckle the standard seatbelt around her body,Some 15 transgender Brazilians who were forced into prostitution using black magic have been freed from sex slavery following police raids in southeastern Spain.

Authorities busted the prostitution ring in the city of Murcia Wednesday, making 13 arrests and seizing three flats after one of the victims managed to escape and raise the alarm.

“The criminal group was headed by a Brazilian national, who from Spain and with the aid of associates, recruited youths in Brazil who were in a precarious economic condition. They were then tricked into coming to Spain,” police said in a statement.

Black magic paraphernalia linked to Santeria, an Afro-American religion thought to have originated in the Caribbean, was discovered throughout the flat during a police raid which was filmed by Spanish authorities.

The 15 victims were coerced


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"It was exactly 6:40 am when Felix jumped out of a helicopter, pulled his ripcord and-shortly thereafter-landed on the roof of the

On January 30, 2006, he jumped from Torre Mayor, México:

On 12 December 2007 he became the first person who jumped from the 91st floor of the tallest completed building in the world, Taipei 101, in Taiwan:

Felix Baumgartner is a skydiver and a BASE jumper. His nickname is "Fearless Felix" and "God of the skies" because of the dangerous nature of the stunts he has performed during his career. His most stunning jump took place in August 18, 2006, when he parachuted onto the top of a sweden skyscraper and then jumped off it to the ground."It was exactly 6:40 am when Felix jumped out ofa helicopter, pulled his ripcord and-shortly thereafter-landed on the roof of the Turning Torso , the diameter of which is a mere 11 meters. Three minutes passed before Felix went for his next jump, this time from the building’s roof. After three seconds in free-fall, “502” pulled his ripcord for the second time that day, landed safe and sound on Swedish ground just a few seconds later, and left the scene of his feat on a motorcycle. "I did it because they said it was impossible.” [1] On January 30, 2006, he jumped from Torre Mayor, México:On 12 December 2007 he became the first person who jumped from the 91st floor of the tallest completed building in the world, Taipei 101, in Taiwan:


MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett sent a letter to President Donald J. Trump, asking him to consider Milwaukee as the host of the 2020 Group of Seven (G7) summit.

The Mayor submitted the letter to the president on Sunday night, highlighting Milwaukee's growing economy and thriving suburban communities.

The announcement comes one day after President Trump said that he would not host the summit at the Trump National Doral Miami.

The 46th G7 is scheduled to take place on June 12, 2020.

This is a breaking news story. Stay with TODAY'S TMJ4 for further updates.Realme 5 Pro: Armed to spoil Xiaomi's diwali party

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Realme that entered India only last year has created ripples in the Indian market and the leader Xiaomi is now competing hard to tackle the competition coming from Madhav Sheth-led Realme.IANS | August 24, 2019, 09:23 IST

NEW DELHI: Chinese smartphone manufacturer Realme that entered India only last year has created ripples in the Indian market and the leader Xiaomi is now competing hard to tackle the competition coming from Madhav Sheth-led Realme.

Realme 5 Pro carries fingerprint sensor at the back, volume rockers at left edge and the power button at right, each of them placed in a perfect manner for easy handling.

The 3.5mm audio jack, micro-USB port, the speaker grille are at the bottom and the top


Nintendo will reveal its next console, code-named the Nintendo NX, with a trailer tomorrow morning, the company announced today.

The trailer will go live on Nintendo's website at 10 a.m. ET on Oct. 20. The video will be about three minutes long, according to Nintendo's Japanese Twitter account.

"This preview trailer will serve as Nintendo's preliminary announcement of information regarding the platform," the company said in a news release.

Nintendo said this past April that it will launch the NX in March 2017 worldwide. Reports from anonymous sources have indicated that the system could use cartridges instead of discs, do away with region locking and be a hybrid unit that serves as both a console and a portable gaming system. Fans have been so starved for official details about the NXStoryCorps: Ortrude White & Erika Gonzalez

Ortrude White became an architect in an era when females in the field were rare. Still, she managed to build her own firm, and held leadership positions in a number of trade associations until her career ended abruptly in 2009.

At StoryCorps, Ortrude’s daughter, Erika Gonzalez, asked her mother about what happened.


Just after the news that fellow theatre vet Jim Broadbent will appear in the final season of HBO's GAME OF THRONES, Express writes that stage and screen legend Angela Lansbury is in talks for a guest role for the 7th installment of the cult series.

Lansbury would appear in two episodes; no word yet which part she'd play. Oscar winner Broadbent will reportedly play a "significant role.

As previously announced, the final season of GAME OF THRONES will film in Northern Ireland, Spain and Iceland. Set to premiere next summer, the season will consist of only seven episodes.The show has been nominated for 23 Emmy Awards.

Among the works in five-time Tony-winner Angela Lansbury's prolific Broadway career are Gore Vidal's THE BEST MAN, A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, BLITHE SPIRIT, MAME, SWEENEYTODD, THE KING AND I, GYPSY and DEAR WORLD. She also recently starred opposite James Earl Jones in an Australian tour of DRIVING MISS DAISY. It was reported earlier this summer that Lansbury will return to Broadway in THE CHALK GARDEN next season.

The actress has received an honorary Oscar, won six Golden Globes and an Olivier Award. She is well known for her roles on-screen in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, MURDER, SHE WROTE, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE, THE PICTURE OF DORIan Gray and GASLIGHT.

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The Central Oncology Group owes its origins to the Surgical Adjuvant studies sponsored by the National Cancer Institute in 1956, its orientation to the Central Drug Evaluation Program organized in 1961 and its current thrust to the reorganization of that program into the Central Oncology Group in 1970. It represents an aggregate of university based internists and surgeons dedicated to group protocol studies of human solid tumors with chemotherapeutic agents. The earlier emphasis upon Phase I and II studies has been replaced by more sophisticated Phase III, adjuvant, immunologic and other studies aimed at improving the plight of patients suffering from malignant solid tumors. The principal investigator will continue to participate in those Central Oncology Group studies compatible with the facilities and capabilities of the School of Medicinehave at your house.”

Corman will accept submissions via social media for the next two weeks with the hashtag #CormanChallenge. Once a winner is selected, Corman will make a trailer for the film and its director will receive “a signed certificate from me as well as a best picture award for the first and last Corman Quarantine Film Festival.”

To kick things off, Corman nominated a series of filmmakers to take on the challenge, including horror directors Eli Roth, Andy Muschietti, Leigh Whannell and Guillermo del Toro, as well as Peter Bogdanovich and Ron Howard, who got their start working with him in the 1970s.

It remains to be seen how many people will answer Corman’s call, which comes as film festivals around the world have been canceled or moved online.

But


Anil Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor will be sharing screen space for the first time. The father-daughter duo have reportedly started shooting for a family drama titled Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s sister, Shelly Chopra Dhar. The movie went on floors on 24 January.

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to Twitter to announce the project’s commencement. The film also stars Juhi Chawla and television personality Madhu Malti in pivotal roles. The shooting of the film kicked-off in Patiala on Wednesday.

I just came back from a meeting with Anil and he is like a kid, extremely excited about his role. His character sports a look that hasn’t been seen on him in a long time. We will be shooting at a family house inCOLORED CITY!
San Francisco de Campeche è una città di circa 200.000 abitanti, capitale dell’omonima regione. Il centro abitato si affaccia sulla Baia di Campeche, un’ampia insenatura facente parte del Golfo del Messico, ed è situata nella parte centro settentrionale della penisola dello Yucatan.
La città è magnificamente conservata dai suoi abitanti, tanto da esser stata nominata Patrimonio Culturale dell'Umanità dall’Unesco nel 1999.
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San Francisco de Campeche is a city of about 200,000 inhabitants, capital of the homonymous region. The inhabited center overlooks the Bay of Campeche, a large inlet that is part of the Gulf of Mexico, and is located in the central northern part of the Yucatan peninsula.
The city is beautifully preserved by its inhabitants, so much so that it was named Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in


First Lieutenant Tony Reinhard

I come from a background of Soldiers and fighters. Both my uncles on my mom's side, my grandfather, my other grandfather was in Korea in the Navy. Special Operations, infantry guys, commo guys. So I've always been interested in it. It's a k...

First Lieutenant Tony Reinhard

First Lieutenant Tony Reinhard

I come from a background of Soldiers and fighters. Both my uncles on my mom's side, my grandfather, my other grandfather was in Korea in the Navy. Special Operations, infantry guys, commo guys. So I've always been interested in it. It's a k...

My name is First Lieutenant Tony Reinhard and my MOS is 11A, and that's an Infantry Officer. And I was originally born in Omaha, Nebraska. I grew up outside of Denver, Colorado and went toTheo Walcott grasps his belated chance

On the up: Theo Walcott beats Liam Rosenior

By John Ley

12:01AM BST 21 Apr 2008

Arsenal (2) 2 Reading (0) 0

Theo Walcott turned 18 in March of last year but the popular belief is that he came of footballing age on a blustery, cold April lunchtime in 2008. Against the paupers of Reading, a player rich in talent burgeoned into a man with a performance that offered much hope for the future.

One cannot help wondering, however, that had Walcott been given a longer run earlier in the season, more mature displays might have been forthcoming at a juncture that could have improved Arsenal's chances of success.

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Importantly, Arsenal threw off the albatross that was their six-day debacle in the Champions League and Premier League to


dispatch Reading with ease. Two goals could have been 10 as Arsenal teased with a tormented side who, on this performance, hardly deserve to be rubbing shoulders with the elite.

Starting wide, rather than in the central striking role he prefers, Walcott showed a maturity in his overall play with an ability to spark a stadium. When he gets the ball midway in the opposition half, there is a buzz of expectation. For Walcott, next season began last Saturday.

Asked if it was Walcott's best game for the club, manager Arsene Wenger did not hesitate. "Yes," he said. "It was his most complete when he looked most a man. I would say his most mature performance and next season began for him.

"You have seen Theo in games at the startproduce this kind of performance and that he can produce between 10 and 15 goals to his name."

And for team-mate Gilberto, captain of Brazil and 12 years his senior, Walcott's future is bright. "Apart from being a great player, he is a very nice guy but I think people need to give him time," Gilberto said. "Sometimes people are trying to put pressure on him and between him and the manager. But if they let him do his job freely then I think he can be one of the best players in England.

"But sometimes people forget that he is very young. He needs to progress in the way he plays. He will do it but if I was him then I would be very calm because he's playing


for a big club, he's doing very well, he's got plenty of time to learn things and improve himself."

Gilberto scored Arsenal's second goal, albeit via a deflection off Andre Bikey's head, after the impressive Emmanuel Adebayor had claimed his 27th goal of the season. It took half an hour to break Reading's dogged defending, but once they were 2-0 down, Reading surrendered and Arsenal hit them with wave after wave. Robin van Persie struck the bar and post in one movement before Walcott struck the crossbar.

Cesc Fabregas and Alexander Hleb controlled midfield, rather too forcefully for Reading manager Steve Coppell's liking. Hleb thrust his hand into the face of Graeme Murty in an off-the-ball incident not spotted by the referee. Cameras did catch the incident and Hleb couldBeasts of the Southern Wild Trailer: See What The Sundance Fuss Was About

Benh Zeitlin's magical realist fable Beasts of the Southern Wild blazed a buzzy trail through Sundance '12, but the rest of the world has had to wait months to see with their own eyes what all that fuss was about. So without further ado, watch the film's fantastic first trailer, starring newcomer Quvenzhané Wallis in a tale of a six-year-old named Hushpuppy who becomes a hero when a storm approaches her bayou home.
Head to Apple for the trailer debut in HD.

Synopsis:

In a forgotten but defiant bayou community cut off from the rest of the world by a sprawling levee, a six-year-old girl exists on the brink of orphanhood. Buoyed by her childish optimism and extraordinary imagination,


she believes that the natural world is in balance with the universe until a fierce storm changes her reality. Desperate to repair the structure of her world in order to save her ailing father and sinking home, this tiny hero must learn to survive unstoppable catastrophes of epic proportions.

Beasts of the Southern Wild won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and was snatched up by Fox Searchlight, who will release the anticipated indie on June 27. As far as trailers go, this one does a crack job of introducing us to Wallis's tenacious spitfire of a heroine, immediately conveying the poetry and sense of magic beneath the grime of her world before building to an emotional, triumphant swell. Bravo, Searchlight.

Verdict: Yes, I say! Bring on Beasts, and let'scasino the irrational and inexplicable, and one sees in the arena the contest of strengths, thereby becoming acquainted with a Gospel both demonstrable and vital.

A BOW TO MODERN WONDERS

As we all prepare for this upcoming Christmas and hajj of the religion of life, the Super Bowl, it is apposite to recognize that the new coliseum is not any modern arena festooned and electrified with advertisements.

The new church and monument to sport is the American living room.

Owing to one of the modern wonders of the world, the Internet – an epic achievement of digital architecture – space has, to a certain extent, been subdued.

Where there were stone and the sound of voices intermingling in Latin, there is collective perception via television and ceaseless communication via Twitter and Facebook.

Consciousness moves


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An expat who knocked down a woman while riding a motorcycle without a license is to be deported after serving five days administrative detention for working without a permit, police in Beijing said yesterday.

He was also fined 5,000 yuan (US$823)

The foreigner, whose name was not disclosed, had previously been given seven days of administrative detention and fined 1,500 yuan for driving without a license and injuring the woman, police said.

The December 2 accident hit the headlines because it was thought the woman, surnamed Li, had thrown herself in front of the motorcycle to extort compensation. However, police later said the expat had knocked Li down, caused her injuries, and had shouted at her in Chinese and English.

During the police investigation it was found that both theexpat and his father were working in China without work permits.

The father, whose name was also not disclosed, will be put under administrative detention for 14 days and fined 10,000 yuan.

Employer fined

He will also be deported after serving his term and their employer will be fined 20,000 yuan, police said.

Police said foreigners should abide by Chinese laws while they will protect their legal rights and provide a sound and safe working and living environment.

The Mirror Evening News reported earlier that the motorcycle rider had lived in Beijing for six years and was from the UK.

Hospital checks confirmed that Li suffered soft tissue injuries and had pains in her shoulder and ankle.

Police asked the pair to settle the matter privately and the expat gave her 1,800 yuan, she told


a Texas girl myself just on the outskirts of Dallas.

Oh wow. Fried pies mean my grandmother. She made apple, from dried apples, because Texas didn't have blueberries in grocery stores back then and she couldn't have afforded them anyway. She would stand there frying them in her cast iron skillet. I can see her now, and that was 50 years ago.

I think you have Alabamians in your family somewhere. My Mother is stringing together a book of her Mother's recipes and we've been discussing fried pies. The the crust most often used was leftover biscuit dough. Often she would make enough for both biscuits and fried pies. The fillings were often preserves or fruit that she canned so pies could be made year round. We never could getPro Football Talk can't resist: they're starting a top 100 list players list, as well. They polled media members and asked them to list their top 50 players. The result: yet another list. They've started with numbers 76 through 100, and two Tampa Bay Buccaneers make the list: running back Doug Martin at 77 and guard Carl Nicks at 79.

Martin seems to be ranked a little low, given that he came in at number 57 in the NFL's Top 100 list and racked up more yards from scrimmage than all but two NFL players. Those two players are Adrian Peterson and Calvin Johnson, and they're basically guaranteed to come in in the top 10.

Carl Nicks' listing is more of a surprise, though. The guard was completely absent from


the players' list. In fact, that list named just two interior linemen in Max Unger And Logan Mankins. In fact, that entire list seemed to ignore linemen in general. Nicks is one of the very best guards in the NFL, though, despite missing half of last season with a toe injury. When healthy, very few linemen can match his dominance.

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Did the Bucs improve at running back?Syria, April 20: the US military blocked the road Russian patrol in Hasaka

Syria, April 20: the US military blocked the road Russian patrol in Hasaka

The Situation in Syria remains extremely tense: the internecine conflicts of the militants a firefight with government troops. In the province of Hasaka, the us military has again blocked the road Russian patrol.

Near the town of RAS al-ain, in the province of Hasaka, the us military blocked the road EN route the convoy of the military police of the armed forces. As a result, in order to avoid conflict, the Russian military police had to change a route and to make a fair hook.Note that this is not the first time such behavior of the U.S. military. It is obvious that the representatives of


the us army is not considered shameful for the administration that such petty mischief Russian military in a lawful patrols, which puts them on a par with the various radical groups.Meanwhile, in Idlib province in the vicinity of some settlements was marked by armed clashes between various opposing forces. The first clash occurred near the village Kansara that the mountains of the Jabal al-Zawiya. Here militants of the banned in Russia organization "Hayat Tahrir al-sham" fired from artillery positions by government forces.

In the village of Armanaz fighters of the same HTS faced with the other militants of the radical group "Huras al-DIN". As it turned out, the militants "Horas ad-DIN" refused to send "Hayat Tahrir al-sham" captured earlier building in the centre of the village. In this building,"Huras al-DIN" has equipped its headquarters, and therefore refused to give "home place" HTS.In the city of Idlib explosion of device planted in parked at the mosque of al-Anbar the car of one of the warlords HTS. It is possible that this is another manifestation of clashes between radical groups operating in the province.In raqqa, near the tel Abyad, Pro-Turkish "Syrian national army" clashed with Kurdish troops, "Syrian democratic forces". As a result of collision one of the militants of the DREAM was killed. But in the city of Al-Tabqa revenge managed to take the already Pro-Turkish groups: blew up the car of a Kurdish group that operated in the "Syrian democratic forces". Three soldiers were killed SDF.However, in the province of Deir ez-Zor, the SDF soldiers were


able to conduct a successful operation to capture the "sleeper cell" of banned in Russia organization "Islamic state". Five members of is were arrested in the headquarters of the group found explosives and weapons.Continue the massacre of civilians. So, in the province of Dar unknown brutally murdered over an old man. The corpse of the unfortunate was found on the road linking the village Sachems, al-Julan and Gillin. According to preliminary data, the two sons of the men serving in the Syrian Arab army. It is not excluded that killed it for that, and the performers were one of the militants of radical groups operating against the government troops.

The villagers Wanted Kasam in the province of Aleppo complain about the lawlessness on the part of the Pro-Turkish militantsgroups "Liwa Samarkand", who extort money for protection and the protection of property. In turn, in the villages of Saran and Deir-Suran militants from Pro-Turkish the formation of the "Division of Sultan Murad" forbid local civilians to work the land of their relatives missing in the province. Sheikh Hadade the militant group "Sultan Suleiman Shah" are capturing people for ransom.Pro-Turkish party can feel at ease in the land of Syria, yet enjoy the protection and patronage of Ankara. Turkey increases its military presence in the Northern areas of Syria. Every day grows the number of personnel of Turkish troops in Idlib, a number of military vehicles also increases.Last night a convoy of Turkish military vehicles passed through the border crossing "Kafr Latin" in Idlib and moved to the


Underwood, 31, announced her pregnancy on Labor Day by posting a sweet picture with her dogs.

"In honor of "Labor" Day...Ace & Penny would like to make an announcement. Their parents couldn't be happier!" Underwood wrote.

The picture featured her two dogs wearing shirts that said they were going to be a big brother and big sister to a new baby.

A couple months later, Underwood's co-host at the Country Music Awards, Brad Paisley, let slip that she was having a baby boy.

Underwood later told ABC Radio that she'd planned to announce the baby's sex during the show all along, but she didn't let Paisley in on the secret until the very last minute.

"Brad's got loose lips. He's a blabbermouth!" Underwood said with a laugh. "So, I was like, 'I'm notat the Academy Awards with a sleek, new pixie cut last month, fans were concerned when they spotted a scar on her neck.

“Faith Hill has quite the neck scar! Hope she's OK,” one supporter wrote, while another added: "Just saw Faith Hill on the Red Carpet. Anybody know what that big scar on her neck is from?”

Citing a source, People magazine has reported that the 47-year-old, five-time Grammy Award winner is recovering from neck surgery. The source told People that Hill, the wife of fellow country music star, Tim McGraw, had surgery in January to correct damage caused by an old injury.

Representatives for Hill confirmed the report to ABC News.

Patrick Gomez, a staff writer for People, said Hill has been dealing with this issue for some time. He


down. She attended several parties following her husband’s Oscar tribute to country music singer Glen Campbell.

"Faith has been going to physical therapy and the source says her recovery is going well and Faith is getting better and better," Gomez said.

ABC/Craig Sjodin(LOS ANGELES) -- The Bachelor: The Women Tell All special had it all on Monday night: heartfelt conversations, tears, and an onion.

The eliminated ladies from the current season of The Bachelor gathered to reflect on their romances with Chris Soules, and to revisit old feuds. The two finalists, Whitney and Becca, were not present.

Let's start with the bachelorette who was eliminated on last week's episode: Kaitlyn. She told host Chris Harrison she was confident heading into the rose ceremony in Bali, which is why she was so confusedby her dismissal.

Later, Soules explained to her that he faced a difficult decision between the final three, comparing it to throwing darts at a dartboard. Kaitlyn wondered why he didn't give her the opportunity to chat privately before the ceremony, as he had with Becca. Soules agreed that in hindsight he should have done that, but he did the best he could at the time.

Jade, who was sent home during the hometown visits episode after revealing her Playboy past, also had the opportunity to speak directly with Soules. She was upset that Soules said it was awkward for him to look at her Playboy photos and video. He said he was being honest with her, and that her experience with Playboy was not the reason he let her


go.

The Women Tell All was also highlighted by the return of the most polarizing contestants of the season, Kelsey and Britt.

Kelsey insisted that she was not trying to manipulate Soules or curry empathy from him when she referred to the loss of her husband as an "amazing" story, as she had been accused of doing by some of the other women. Kelsey also said she did not believe she was better than the other bachelorettes, despite how she was depicted on the show.

Kelsey mended fences somewhat with Ashley I., with whom she went on the two-on-one date in South Dakota that ended with both being eliminated. She conceded that she felt "raw anger" when she mocked Ashley during the date, and she apologized.

Britt cried early and often duringMonday's special, mostly because of her interactions with Carly. She said Carly was friendly to her face during the season but was critical of her to Soules and to the cameras. Britt believed that if Carly had not meddled in her relationship with Soules, she would have remained in the competition.

In the strangest moment of the night, Harrison had a brief conversation with Ashley S., the bachelorette who mistook a pomegranate for an onion. She presented him with what she called a "hosting gift": an onion, naturally.

When asked if she had put on an act for the cameras during the season, she claimed she hadn't. An excited Harrison invited her to appear on the next season of Bachelor in Paradise, but he didn't get a straight answer from


Ashley; instead, she stated, "It's so weird that we're on TV."

The Bachelor season ends next Monday night with Soules proposing to either Whitney or Becca...or perhaps neither of them.

Martin Crook(NEW YORK) -- After two weeks of back and forth with WWE villain Seth Rollins, Jon Stewart confronted his nemesis in the ring on Monday night -- and kicked him where it hurts.

Stewart called out Rollins in a YouTube video on Feb. 19, days after Rollins declared on the WWE program Monday Night Raw, "I could take over as host of The Daily Show for Jon Stewart and make that thing actually watchable."

Rollins then surprised Stewart on The Daily Show last week, inviting him to appear on Monday Night Raw. Stewart did just that last night, and he continuedto needle Rollins.

Stewart angered Rollins by making fun of the blond streak in the wrestler's otherwise dark hair. The crowd at Newark, New Jersey's Prudential Center laughed when Stewart joked, "How could I make a fool out of a man dressed like a SWAT team stripper with Lady Gaga's hair?

Rollins responded by grabbing Stewart by his suit jacket and shaking him. However, when another wrestler caused a distraction, Stewart took the opportunity to kick Rollins in the groin and slip out of the ring.

Stewart announced last month he is stepping down from The Daily Show later this year.

Series star Ming Na Wen, who plays butt-kicking secret agent Melinda May, tells ABC Radio that fans should brace for an "incredibly intense" start to the second half of the show's


sophomore season.

The show ended with a cliffhanger. The agent fans knew as Skye had just been revealed as an Inhuman -- a person with the potential to receive superheroic abilities; in fact, she was revealed as the Marvel comics character Daisy Johnson AKA Quake. As her name suggests, Quake has seismic powers, which lead to the death of one of her teammates.

Wen hints the season delves into how Chloe Bennet's character comes to terms with her literally earth-shaking gifts -- and how her former teammates deal with her.

"With the introduction of the Inhumans and having one of our own becoming that," Wen says, "it brings a lot of the unknown into the S.H.I.E.L.D. world. Where at one point we knew about...the Thors of the world, or the aliens...Butand had a baby daughter, and hosting her eponymous talk show, which was canceled in February of 2014, after less than a year.

Since filing for divorce from Hoppy in January 2013, the Skinnygirl founder has struggled.

"My divorce has made me a vulnerable person," Frankel says in the trailer.

Later, she's seen in the trailer with tears in her eyes, saying, "I don't want the same life back, I just want a new life."

But there's still a lot of snark left in Frankel, as the trailer also shows her clashing with the other housewives.

ABC/Fred Lee(NEW YORK) -- Siblings Derek and Julianne Hough are headed back on tour. The new Move Live on Tour 2015, which was announced on Monday's Good Morning America, will see the dancing pair hitting 40 cities


the road."

The tour kicks off June 12 in Phoenix, Arizona and ends August 8 in Las Vegas. Tickets for Move Live On Tour go on sale Friday via MoveLiveOnTour.com.

The brother and sister dancing duo will also be seen on the 20th season of ABC's Dancing with the Stars. It returns Monday, March 16.

Alex Martinez/Bravo(NEW YORK) -- Real Housewives of Atlanta viewers were shocked Sunday night when Kenya Moore appeared to believe Apollo Nida, who claimed that his estranged wife Phaedra Parks was cheating on him as he was turning himself into prison. Nida revealed text messages, claiming that they proved infidelity occurred.

Many thought Moore wouldn't believe Nida, who has also lied in the past, claiming Moore tried to have sex with him in Los Angeles.

"When he accused meof seeing him in L.A., it was just an accusation. He didn't have a text message, a photo, he didn't have anything. It was just something he said," she tells ABC News Radio. "So when he said this about Phaedra, he had proof. And the proof was in the text messages."

Moore continues that although Nida has proven he's a liar, Parks has also.

"Apollo exonerated her from any involvement in his criminal activity? Was that a lie?" Moore questions.

Last year, Nida was sent to prison for eight years on fraud charges.

"Phaedra has proven to be a liar," Moore continues. "She has lied about her pregnancy, she has lied...that she didn't use that kind of language when she said that Cynthia [Bailey] wasn't invited to her baby shower, and she


also lied when she said that she had seen the text message of me propositioning Apollo. That was a bold-faced lie."

Indeed, in season three many of the housewives questioned why Parks lied about when she had gotten pregnant with her first child, Ayden. Many of the housewives believed it was because she had conceived the baby boy before marrying Nida, which would be against her religion. Also, Parks was caught in a lie when she claimed she invited Bailey to Ayden's baby shower. RHOA cameras caught her saying, she doesn't "give a f*** if Cynthia" attended. Parks said Cynthia was lying because she never uses curse words, as a Christian woman.

Peter Kramer/NBC(NEW YORK) -- Kim Kardashian loves taking selfies so much, she's even publish Selfish, a book ofin the media."

The purportedly un-retouched image, allegedly from the shoot, was hailed by women around the world as empowering when it was posted on Twitter last month by British journalist Charlene White. The tweet has since been removed.

The image showed Crawford clad in a bra and panties. Her bared stomach was no longer flat and her thighs weren’t as toned as they used to be.

Photos that were published in the magazine showed Crawford’s stomach covered up, and a video from the shoot only showed her from the chest up.

Crawford spoke about her changing body during a 2012 interview with The Huffington Post, saying, "I'm happy with my body but it's not my old body."

Now 49, Crawford has remained silent since the photo was leaked.

Neither the magazine nor Crawford


critics who had blasted him because of his absence.

On Sunday morning, he started on Twitter by citing a report calling Shatner a derogatory name because he missed Nimoy's funeral.

"Let's discuss it," Shatner, 83, wrote. "So my daughters Melanie and Lisabeth are attending Leonard's services. I chose to honor a commitment I made months ago to appear at a charitable fundraiser. A lot of money was raised. So here I am; tell me off."

He then took questions from fans and reporters and responded.

"Walking out on a major fundraiser wouldn't have you calling me a jerk for leaving a charity high & dry? Hmm?" he wrote after someone questioned why he just didn't leave the fundraiser.

He also wrote, "One of the other misconceptions seems to be that folks think flightsto LAX occur all night long" and joked about the costs of a private jet from Florida, where he was with the Red Cross, to Los Angeles.

"A jet from FL to LA is about $30K," he later wrote.

Shatner then spent some time to remember his "intelligent, insightful, just a precious gem of a" friend, who died Friday at age 83.

The one word he used to describe Nimoy was "love" and that the two were very close after Star Trek ended.

He answered fans on what kind of father he was, saying "the best. He was also an amazing uncle to my daughters."

He closed by writing, "I do want to thank everyone for coming here and sharing their memories and celebrating the life of #LeonardNimoy LLAP! MBB," adding about the


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UPDATED 9/13, 11:55 A.M. On the last day of early voting in District neighborhoods, Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's campaign accused supporters of D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray of attempting to lure voters to a polling site with supermarket gift cards. Last night, a Fenty supporter uploaded a video...

D.C. Council Chairman Vincent C. Gray (D) said Saturday "a lot of people would be disappointed' if Mayor Adrian M. Fenty runs as a Republican in the General Election should he lose the Sept. 14 Democratic primary. Fenty, however, reiterated Saturday he would never run as a Republican, likely killing...

After more than two dozen candidates forums, three televised debates and numerous radio and television commercials, the Sept. 14 Democratic primary for mayor


is coming down to a battle of the YouTube videos. In one video, "Fenty Must Go," a resident produces a scathing critique of the Fenty administration. The...

D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty has hired former White House communications director and veteran Democratic media consultant Anita Dunn to help him craft his message for the final push of his re-election campaign. Sean Madigan, a Fenty spokesman, said Fenty had retained Dunn's firm, Squier Knapp Dunn, within the past...

The District's campaign finance watchdogs Thursday initiated a formal investigation into the fundraising reports of Council member Kwame Brown (D-At Large).
Brown's campaign said it would cooperate with the investigation.

(Cross-posted from Mike DeBonis's blog) Good news and bad news for Mayor Adrian M. Fenty in two new polls released Wednesday. The heartening news: Bothshow Vincent Gray with a narrower lead in the mayoral race than was shown in the Washington Post poll released 10 days ago. The deflating...

To the annoyance of advisers to Vincent C. Gray, D.C. Council member Marion Barry (D-Ward 8) is emerging as a leading public face of the campaign in the finals days before the Sept. 14 Democratic primary.

Part 1: Part 2: D.C. Council member Marion Barry stumbled over his words while Peaceoholics co-founder Ronald Moten stumbled over his facts during a 15-minute debate Tuesday night on the Fox 5 10 p.m. newscast. Barry and Moten, both of whom have emerged as sideshows in the mayor's race, clashed...

Peaceoholics co-founder Ronald Moten, a strategist and friend of the mayor's, tells D.C. Wire he will debate D.C. Council member


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New certificates, courses approvedThe board approved two new certificates, several new courses and other changes to curriculum and authorized their submission to the Illinois Community College Board for action.

The two new certificates approved were:

Cyber Forensics Specialist – This certificate will prepare students to work in the criminal justice field dealing with cyber crime. The certificate will include four new courses: Cyber Crime and Law, Computer Forensics I and II; and Cyber Crime and Investigation. Six existing courses also will be included in the certificate.

Health Care Coach – The certificate will prepare students to work in the medical field as a health coach. Students will work under the close mentorship of a group of multidisciplinary health professionals. Four new courses – Introduction to Health Care, Health CarePsychology, Health Care Terminology and Community Health Care – plus the existing Introduction to Nutrition course will make up this certificate.

Other new courses approved Tuesday were Concealed Carry Law and Qualification, Firearm Safety and Marksmanship, Computerized Accounting with QuickBooks, and Instructional Methods in Practice. The Concealed Carry and Firearm Safety classes are related to RLC's offering of concealed carry training, the first session of which will be the weekend of Nov. 9 and 10 at the RLC MarketPlace.

Computerized Accounting with QuickBooks is a course being added to three programs in the Office Systems Technology area: the Associate in Applied Science degrees in Administrative Assistant and Health Information Assistant, and the occupational certificate in Office Assistant.

2013 tax levy adoptedThe board adopted the 2013 tax levy (payable 2014). The levy


Allied Health Kim Robert, said Robinson is a knowledgeable professional who continues to keep herself up-to-date with changes in the healthcare field.

"Bria genuinely cares for her students and inspires them to seek new learning opportunities. She maintains good rapport with students and with colleagues," Robert wrote in her recommendation letter. Robert said Robinson continues to assume additional responsibilities across the Allied Health Division and works to advance the Radiologic Technology program.

Three new employees hiredThe board approved the appointment of three new employees:

Abbi Carman, Records Specialist, effective Oct. 21. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from McKendree University as well as Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degrees from Rend Lake College. She most recently worked as a physician office assistant for St. Mary's Good SamaritanMedical Group.

Joy Fitts, Administrative Assistant for the Applied Science and Technology Division, effective Oct. 21. She earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Southern Illinois University Carbondale and most recently was a surgery scheduler for Asbery and Associates.

Charlotte Loquasto, Records Specialist, effective Oct. 9. She holds an Associate in Applied Science Degree as an IT Systems Specialist from Rend Lake College. She most recently was an office manager for Quast Construction.

Schlag transfers to academic advisement, Bowlin moves to part timeThe board approved the transfer of Leah Schlag from Records Specialist to Academic Advisor effective Oct. 16. Schlag had been fulfilling the duties of Academic Advisor Nicki Bowlin, who had been out on leave. In a separate action Tuesday, Bowlin's resignation was accepted with regret effective Oct. 15. She


RESTON, VA — Police have made an arrest in the robbery of a Wells Fargo bank in Reston Town Center Wednesday morning.

Police say that shortly after 9 a.m., a man entered the Wells Fargo at 11911 Freedom Dr. in Reston Town Center, implied he had a weapon and demanded money from a teller. He then fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. There were no injuries in the encounter, according to a report from the Fairfax County Police Department.

"The police helicopter, K9 and SWAT responded to the scene to assist in the investigation," the report states. "A suspect was located and taken into custody a short distance from the bank."409 F.2d 121
Sandra ADICKES, Plaintiff-Appellant,v.S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY, Defendant-Appellee.
No. 76, Docket 31262.
United States Court of Appeals Second Circuit.
Argued Oct. 16, 1967.Decided Dec. 27, 1968.Dissenting Opinion March 26, 1969.Certiorari Granted May 5, 1969.See 89 S.Ct. 1635.

Eleanor Jackson Piel, New York City, for appellant.
Sanford M. Litvack, New York City (Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine, New York City, of counsel, James R. Withrow, Jr., Alfred H. Hoddinott, Jr., New York City, on the brief), for appellee.
Before WATERMAN, MOORE and HAYS, Circuit Judges.
MOORE, Circuit Judge:

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The facts of this case are not in dispute.  Plaintiff-appellant is a school teacher and resident of New York.  In the summer of 1964, she volunteered to teach Negro students in a Mississippi Freedom School.  On August 14, 1964, plaintiff, accompanied by six Negro


students, entered the Hattiesburg, Mississippi, public library and requested the use of the library facilities.  This request was refused, and they were told to leave.  When they refused, the police were summoned, and the library was closed by the Chief of Police.

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After their eviction from the library, plaintiff and the students proceeded to the Woolworth store in Hattiesburg for the purpose of eating lunch.  Since the Woolworth store was crowded, they went instead to the Kress store, sat in booths near the lunch counter and sought to be served.  Plaintiff, a Caucasian, admitted that one of the reasons the group chose Kress was that it served Negroes, and Kress claims to be a leader in the recognition of civil rights in the South. However, the waitress at the Hattiesburg store, acting under the orders of the store manager, took the orders of the Negroes but refused to serve plaintiff because she was in their company.  According to the plaintiff, the waitress stated, 'we have to serve the colored, but we are not going to serve the whites that come in with them.'  After she was refused service, plaintiff and the students left the store.  Plaintiff's movements were under surveillance by the Hattiesburg police from the time that she and the students left the library, and as the group left the Kress store she was arrested and jailed by the police on a vagrancy charge.

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Plaintiff brought this action for damages against Kress in the United States District Court for


the Southern District of New York, alleging that she was discriminated against because of her race in violation of the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1871, 42 U.S.C. 1983, which provides:

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'Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom, or usage, of any State or Territory, subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the Constitution and laws, shall be liable to the party injured in an action at law, suit in equity, or other proper proceeding for redress.'

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As a second cause of action, plaintiff alleged that there was a conspiracy between Kresstried and the witnesses to be called was stipulated to by the plaintiff and entered by Chief Judge Ryan on August 2, 1966.  Trial commenced before Judge Tenney and a jury on February 14, 1967, and at the close of plaintiff's case, a verdict was directed for defendant.  Plaintiff appeals from the judgment entered on this verdict.

I.

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Kress' motion for a directed verdict at the end of plaintiff's case was granted for failure to make out a prima facie case of discrimination in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment1 and Section 1983.  In determining the triable issues, both Judge Tenney and (then) Chief Judge Ryan followed the opinion handed down by Judge Bonsal which held that for plaintiff to succeed on the merits she had to show


such a custom existed or that it was enforced under 2046.5.

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At the trial plaintiff testified that in her opinion it was the custom and usage in Hattiesburg not to serve white persons in the Company of Negroes.  However, plaintiff had never been in the State of Mississippi prior to June 1964 and had never visited Hattiesburg until July of that year.  She did not have any personal knowledge of facts that would tend to show that such a custom existed.  And each of the three students called by plaintiff as witnesses testified that they knew of no instances in which a white person had been refused service in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, while in the company of Negroes who were offered service.  This failure of proofState Sovereignty Commission, a curious arm of the state legislature, and of the White Citizens Council are of interest when one has the duty to probe the official or state involvement in the enforcement of the custom of segregating the races.  It appears to be common knowledge that, in addition to its own activities promoting segregation, the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission, and agency created in 1956 and financed by state tax revenues, used a part of its funds to finance some of the activities of various groups, including the White Citizens Council, which promote adherence to the ancient custom of proscribing the mixing of the races in places of public assembly; and that these groups, especially the White Citizens Council, use economic and social power to pressure


Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has welcomed Canadian immigrants in a sunny Twitter message written in stark contrast to Donald Trump's order temporarily banning all refugees and many Muslims from traveling to the United States.

Ottawa: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has welcomed Canadian immigrants in a sunny Twitter message written in stark contrast to Donald Trump's order temporarily banning all refugees and many Muslims from traveling to the United States.

"To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada," Trudeau posted on Twitter on Saturday.

The message comes one day after Trump signed a sweeping executive order to suspend the arrival of refugees for at least 120 days and impose tough new controls on travelers from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syriaand Yemen for the next three months.

Since then, travelers from those countries have been stopped from boarding US-bound planes, triggering angry protests and detentions at airports.

Some who were already in the air when Trump signed the executive order were detained on arrival, The New York Times reported.

On Saturday, Canadian airline WestJet said it would reimburse passengers prevented from traveling to the United States under the new policy.

"WestJet will comply with this executive order," the company said in a statement.

"In the event there are foreign nationals from these countries on WestJet who are denied entry, we will be providing them with a full refund."

The airliner has already had to refuse one passenger transport to the United States, a spokeswoman said, without specifying the passenger's origin.

According to the latest Canadian


The Toronto Maple Leafs announced today that the hockey club has signed free agent forwards Pontus Aberg, Kenny Agostino, Tyler Gaudet, Kalle Kossila, Nick Shore and Garrett Wilson, and defenceman Kevin Gravel.

Aberg, 25, skated in 37 games with the Anaheim Ducks in 2018-19, registering 19 points (11 goals, eight assists) before being traded to the Minnesota Wild on January 16, 2019, where he recorded six points (one goal, five assists) in 22 games. He also had a goal and an assist in two American Hockey League games with San Diego in 2018-19. The Stockholm, Sweden native has collected 17 goals and 26 assists in 127 career regular season NHL games with the Nashville, Edmonton, Anaheim and Minnesota, as well as two goals and three assists in 18 careerplayoff games.

Aberg was originally drafted by Nashville in the second round (37th overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft. His one-year contract is worth $700,000.

Agostino, 27, has skated in 85 career NHL games with New Jersey, Montreal, Boston, St. Louis and Calgary, scoring eight goals and registering 22 assists. The Morristown, New Jersey native has also recorded 246 points (82 goals, 164 assists) in 273 regular season AHL games. In 2016-17, he was honoured with the Les Cunningham Award as the AHL's Most Valuable Player and the John B. Sollenberger Trophy as the league's top scorer after collecting 83 points (24 goals, 59 assists) with the Chicago Wolves.

Agostino was originally selected by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the fifth round (140th overall) of the 2010 NHL Draft. His two-year contract


carries an annual average value of $737,500.

Gaudet, 26, played in 50 games for the AHL's Milwaukee Admirals in 2018-19, collecting 25 points (8 goals, 17 assists) before adding a pair of assists in four Calder Cup playoff games. The Hamilton, Ontario native has previously skated in 20 career NHL games with the Arizona Coyotes, registering a goal and three assists. In 298 career regular season AHL games, Gaudet has recorded 108 points (39 goals, 69 assists).

Gaudet was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Coyotes on November 4, 2013. His one-year, two-way contract carries an NHL salary of $700,000.

Kossila, 26, split his 2018-19 season between the Anaheim Ducks and the AHL's San Diego Gulls. Kossila recorded a goal in eight games with Anaheim while tallying 35points (14 goals, 21 assists) in 44 regular season games and seven points (three goals, four assists) in 16 Calder Cup playoff games with San Diego. In 19 career NHL games, all with Anaheim, the Kauniainen, Finland native has recorded a pair of goals and one assist. Through 170 career AHL regular season games, all with San Diego, he has collected 141 points (51 goals, 90 assists), while adding 15 points (seven goals, eight assists) in 33 career AHL playoff games.

Kossila was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by Anaheim on March 30, 2016. His two-year, two-way contract carries an NHL annual average value of $700,000.

Shore, 26, collected 16 points (three goals, 13 assists) in 37 games with Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the KHL in 2018-19. The Denver,


Colorado native previously spent four seasons in the NHL, recording 53 points (15 goals, 38 assists) in 236 games between Calgary, Ottawa and Los Angeles.

Shore was selected by Los Angeles in the third round (82nd overall) of the 2011 NHL Draft. His one-year contract is worth $750,000.

Wilson, 28, skated in 50 games with the Pittsburgh Penguins during the 2018-19 regular season, registering eight points (two goals, six assists) while adding 18 points (eight goals, 10 assists) in 18 games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the AHL. In 84 career NHL games with Pittsburgh and Florida, the Barrie, Ontario native has recorded eight points (two goals, six assists) and 42 penalty minutes.

Wilson was originally selected by the Florida Panthers in the fourth round (107th overall) of the 2009 NHL draft. Hisone-year contract is worth $725,000.

Gravel, 27, recorded three assists in 36 games with the Edmonton Oilers during the 2018-19 regular season while adding one assist in five games with Bakersfield of the AHL. In 106 career regular season NHL games with the Oilers and Los Angeles Kings, the Kingsford, Michigan native has registered 13 points (one goal, 12 assists).

Gravel was originally selected by the Los Angeles Kings in the fifth round (148th overall) of the 2010 NHL draft. His one-year contract is worth $700,000.


IT certainly looked as if the Phil Mickelson worshippers who longed for him to be a fitting challenger to Tiger Woods were finally seeing their dreams fulfilled. Mickelson claimed his first major at the 2004 Masters, nearly won the U.S. Open at Shinnecock, and finished third at the British Open. A 59 at the PGA Grand Slam in December led to three wins to start 2005.

But the wheels are off the bandwagon now, leaving the Phil Fanatics scratching their heads wondering what the heck has happened to their hero.

Mickelson hasn’t won since the BellSouth Classic the week before the 2005 Masters, where a 10th-place finish relegated him to handing Woods his fourth green jacket. More troubling, Mickelson was awful at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, where he tied“lumpy” with some of the increase concentrated in highly-ranked schools (given the growth among applicants with high LSATs of 165 or higher).

We will know more one month from now when the ABA releases data from the Standard 509 reports for all ABA-accredited law schools, but based on preliminary reports from 142 law schools (nearly 72% of the 199 law schools in the 48 contiguous state and Hawai’i), I appear to have over-estimated the growth in matriculants, while correctly predicting significant “lumpiness” in enrollment growth skewed toward law schools with higher median LSATs.

FALL 2018 ENTERING CLASS CLOSER to 38,500

The first-year class across the 199 ABA-accredited law schools in the 48 contiguous states and Hawai’i in 2017 totaled roughly 36,900 students. Across the 142 law schools on which I have


available data for 2018, the 2017 first-year enrollment totaled 28,352, or roughly 76.8% of the total across all 199 law schools in the sample. First-year enrollment at these 142 law schools in 2018 increased by 1,231 to 29,583, an increase of 4.3%. If the remaining 57 law schools see a comparable increase in enrollment of 4.3%, the 2018 first-year class across these 199 law schools would be roughly 38,500. In all likelihood, however, it will be even smaller than that. As shown in Table 1 below, the 57 law schools for which data is not presently available are disproportionately law schools that had median LSATs of less than 155 in 2017, across which the smallest average gains in enrollment have been seen for the fall 2018 entering class.

MyRasiel -- that law schools tend to favor profile over revenue. Thus, a number of law schools that could have enrolled more first-years without impacting their first-year class profile chose instead to increase their class profile rather than increasing enrollment as much as they might have.

ENROLLMENT PATTERNS BY LSAT RANGES

The information in Table 1 highlights the enrollment patterns for fall 2018 across the 142 law schools with available data, highlighting the number and percentage of law schools with first-year enrollment increases or decreases of 5% or more overall between 2017 and 2018, and also showing the number and percentage of first-year enrollment increases or decreases across law schools within different LSAT categories based on median LSAT for the 2017 entering class.

There are a couple of things worth noting


final week of school and finals, all while we try to be compassionate to the students. I do not want to put volunteering on their plate until we can launch the clinic course in January.

So now, we need volunteer lawyers and clinical law profs. We're going to run an emergency, triaged VLP. I need lawyers and law profs to take cases by referral.

Registration is open for the 2019 National Tax Moot Court Competition, being held March 7-9, 2019, on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville, Florida. This year, the competition is co-sponsored by the Florida Bar Tax Section and UF Levin College of Law. The problem release date is November 19, 2018, with a submission deadlineof January 19, 2019.

The July 2018 New York bar passage rates bylaw school are out. Here are the results for first time test takers for the 15 New York ABA-approved law schools, along with each school's U.S. News ranking (New York and overall).

Students at Harvard Law School have launched a campaign urging their peers to boycott Kirkland & Ellis until the firm removes mandatory arbitration agreements from its employee contracts.

On Monday morning, a student-led organization called the Pipeline Parity Project published a copy of a 2018 Kirkland arbitration agreement. In it, associates waived their right to sue the firm in court over a range of employment concerns, including sexual harassment and wage theft.

My husband took his life—our life—on Sunday, Oct. 14, one month to the day before our 10-year wedding anniversary. We had been planning a trip for over


to one thought: “Big Law” killed my husband. ...

Emory Law Professor Paul J. Zwier II, who was briefly suspended from teaching after he said the N-word in class in August, has been placed on paid administrative leave after the University received multiple reports that he recently repeated the same racial slur, according to School of Law Interim Dean James B. Hughes Jr.

Hughes announced Zwier’s leave on Monday following a Friday statement that he was investigating allegations against the tenured professor.

By 2020, the Michigan State University College of Law will no longer be a private law school located in the heart of the East Lansing campus. It will be a part of the university.

"Everybody recognized that sooner or later this was going to happen," said Lawrence Ponoroff, dean ofHall.

Law school alumni have affectionately referred to themselves as “Boalties.” The Boalt name has been attached to more than 120 organizations, public forums and positions related to the law school — including its alumni and student groups, endowed chairs, school directory and Facebook page. Over time, in the California legal community, many people simply came to call the law school Boalt Hall.

But the revelation that John Henry Boalt, a 19th-century San Francisco attorney, was virulently anti-Chinese has rocked the school and plunged it into the national debate over what to do when honored historical figures turn out to have unsavory pasts. The Berkeley controversy comes as other schools, such as Stanford, the University of San Francisco and Cal State Long Beach, are reexamining California’s past and changing building


using the right strategies,” second, “whether they have put forth enough effort,” and third, the ways “they can change course in order to grow their intelligence before the final exam.” I have also found these to be true as a result of my own use of mid-terms.

In the years leading up to his death in jail last week, notorious Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger wrote about his regrets in life.

Bulger, imprisoned for life for his role in 11 murders, wrote a letter to three teenage girls in 2015, telling them he was "a ninth-grade dropout" who "took the wrong road". The former mobster said he was among "society's lower, best forgotten" members. He told the students, who had first written to him for a school history project,not to spend their time on him. "My life was wasted and spent foolishly, brought shame and suffering on my parents and siblings and will end soon," he wrote.

The US Bureau of Prisons confirmed that Bulger (89) died last Tuesday at the jail in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia.

Faced with steep budget cuts, several University of Wisconsin System campuses have targeted academic programs to try to save money. The Superior campus announced last year that it was suspending 25 programs, including nine majors — sociology and political science among them. The Stevens Point campus said it would cut 13 majors, including English, history, political science and sociology — and expand programs it says are more job oriented and in demand. In many cases where colleges take this approach, humanities


Mr. Ventry had written or said about the companies this year, including emails, text messages, voice mail messages and hand-jotted notes.

Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law is cutting staff and teaching positions amid a financial shortfall.

Dean Kimberly Yuracko informed the Chicago school’s faculty of the downsizing plan and budget problems in a message to its internal listserv, saying the school is in a “challenging financial position.” In an interview Monday, Yuracko, who sent the message to the school’s faculty in late September, said that the law school is not in dire financial straits. She said that a directive from the central university to reduce expenses and her new deanship—she took over in September—spurred her to take a close look at how and where the law school was spendingyear, she added. ...

The sole issue presented for decision is whether petitioner is entitled to deductions for education expenses incurred in 2014 while pursuing a master of laws (LL.M.) degree from New York University (NYU). ...

Petitioner earned his law degree (Licenciatura en Derecho) from Carlos III University in Spain in September 2006. That same month he began working as a full-time associate at the Madrid, Spain, office of PricewaterhouseCoopers Tax & Legal Services, S.L. (PwC). Petitioner continued his foreign legal education while working at PwC, earning an LL.M. degree with a major in corporate law from Instituto de Empresa Law School in Spain in July 2008. In November 2009 petitioner began work as an associate at Bird & Bird LLP’s office in Madrid. On January 8, 2010, petitioner


was admitted to the bar association of Madrid; he has since maintained a license to practice law in Spain. In September 2010 petitioner commenced work at the Madrid offices of Olswang LLP, an international law firm. From September to December 2011 petitioner was stationed at the London, England, office of Olswang LLP. Petitioner describes his tasks at each of PwC, Bird & Bird LLP, and Olswang LLP as “among others, drafting specialized legal documents, such as contracts and memoranda, researching and analyzing legal and business requirements for clients and providing advice on legal matters.”

After practicing law for several years in Madrid and London, petitioner moved to New York City to pursue an additional LL.M. degree at NYU. Petitioner enrolled at NYU in September 2013 and earned his LL.M.Harvard with the Thomistic Institute, which aims to promote intellectual Christian thought at universities, the conference brought together a number of guests including Supreme Court Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch ’91, who gave the keynote address. (Justice Gorsuch’s address was closed to the press.)

In one panel discussion, three distinguished guests—Fr. Dominic Legge of the Thomistic Institute, Adrian Vermeule ’93, Ralph S. Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard Law School, and Jacqueline Rivers, professor of African-American studies at Harvard University—explored the topic of the common good from the respective viewpoints of Christian philosophy, black cultural history, and political theory.

Campbell Law Dean J. Rich Leonard spotted his first ConferenceBike when he was in Vienna with a group of students last spring.

His first thought? Campbell Law School needed one. “It’s a


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Amid an escalating crisis for the prime minister, MPs are set to vote on a series of amendments, tabled by members of the European Research Group (ERG), that seek to wreck a blueprint for leaving the EU drawn up at Chequers.

The controversial plans, which detail "a common rule book" covering a new UK-EU free trade area, were presented by Mrs May as a hopeful compromise approach in Brexit talks.

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Increasingly visible figures such as Jacob Rees-Mogg have branded the prime minister's approach to Brexit negotiations "hopeless" and accused her of allowing too much ground to Brussels.

Pro-EU Conservatives have also tabled objections to the customs bill, while former education secretary and Remainer Justine Greening has called for a second referendum.

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