His purchase of the franchise for $280 million is largely seen as a major bargain, with prices across the NBA skyrocketing over the past few seasons. He will hope to do the same with New Jersey—a club whose financial situation reached dire straits in recent years.

The financial weight of owning an NHL team proved too much for Vanderbeek, with debt skyrocketing in his tenure, leaving the club floundering on the bottom line. Vanderbeek hatched a deal with lenders last year to keep control of the franchise for at least the next two years with the expectation of him starting a repayment program.

But Vanderbeek was unable to make his first payment to lenders on the restructured deal, putting him at risk of defaulting on the loan. Sources told Forbes'Mike Ozanian that the financial situation with the club and Vanderbeek was so dire that the Devils owner was $230 million in the hole, combining his share of the NHL franchise and Prudential Center, the team's arena in Newark. Vanderbeek had agreed to slowly pay off his debts at a $14 million-per-year rate.

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When news of him missing the payment came to pass, rumors quickly circulated about a possible sale. Philadelphia attorney Andrew Barroway, who had already loaned the club $30 million, was on the precipice of taking over the Devils before backing away. The New York Post's Josh Kosman reported that Barroway looked at the club's financial statements and rescinded his offer, which would have covered much of Vanderbeek's debts.

"I haven't seen the Forbes report, but


if the suggestion is we're going to take over the Devils, which is what I've heard the report says, it's not accurate," Bettman said.

David Giambusso of The Star-Ledger was among the first to report Harris' interest in the club. Bill Gallacher, a Canadian business mogul, had also expressed cursory interest in taking over.

The Devils went 19-19-10 last season, finishing 11th in the Eastern Conference during the lockout-shortened campaign. It was the second time in three years New Jersey missed the postseason after 13 straight appearances.in a warehouse in a quiet part of town. He never returned. Two of the company’s co-owners and two employees had disappeared before him, one after the other, beginning last October.

Within days of his disappearance, Mr. Lee called his wife, and faxed a message to colleagues saying he was “O.K.” and had gone to China “in his own way.” This was ominous, for his wife had found Mr. Lee’s travel documents at home; she began to worry that he had been abducted and forcibly brought to the mainland by Chinese government operatives.

Concern deepened after the mainstream Hong Kong newspaper Ming Pao reported that the local police were in possession of footage from surveillance cameras at the book warehouse showing Mr. Lee being shadowed by strangers as he walks


into an elevator. A witness claims to have seen him being forced into a car by several men and driven off.

Gui Minhai, one of Mr. Lee’s missing colleagues, who left his home in Thailand under extremely suspicious circumstances a few months ago, appeared earlier this week on Chinese state TV, in China, looking sullen and mouthing an implausible mea culpa about voluntarily returning to the mainland because of a deadly car accident many years ago.

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The case of the disappearing booksellers has touched a nerve in Hong Kong: Once again, the Chinese authorities seem willing to violate the territory’s Basic Law, its mini constitution since 1997, which guarantees Hong Kongers various political rights, many unavailable in China. Those rights include freedom from arbitrary arrests, especially by Chinese law enforcementDigital News

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Marijana Geide is born in Moscow. She is a poet and translator. She graduated at the faculty of Philosophy. She a winner of several awards for young poets. Her poetry book Time for dust cleaning, published in 2005 is her first book.In the afternoon of May 5th a sense of indignation took over Genoa and the rest of Italy, as the Italian judge Elena Daloisio decided to close the enquire against Mario Placanica, the policeman of the paramilitary police force (Carabinieri) who shot Carlo Giuliani - the young protester at the G8 summit of Genoa 2001. The official reasons why this murder won't be prosecuted are because the policeman was allegedly defending himself, and also, under the article 53 of the Italian criminal code, this is a case of "legitimate use of weapons". This will possibly constitute a dangerous legal escape for any member of the security forces that in future similar situations may commit "legalised" murder because of "acting on duty". The closure of the case will not


One of CrossFit’s most longstanding athletes, seven-time individual CrossFit Games veteran, Stacie Tovar, has competed in every CrossFit Games since 2009 except for the 2014 Reebok CrossFit Games, when she missed qualification by just one place. She displayed the tenacity she’s known for with a comeback in 2015, when she not only returned to the Games but ended with her career-best finish, 11th place. Though she’s often recognized by her white booty shorts, it’s her humility and dedication to redefining beauty in strength that she is celebrated for. A former collegiate volleyball player, Tovar owns CrossFit Omaha in Nebraska.suspected of vandalism and seized gas masks, fireworks and firearms, according to local media reports.

President Dilma Rousseff, who bore the brunt of criticism over spending on World Cup stadiums and projects, rejoiced in having created a festive and welcoming atmosphere for fans that proved doubters wrong. “We competently maintained peace and order,” she told a group of foreign journalists Friday night.

Whether such celebration will serve her in the campaign for her re-election in October’s election remains to be seen. Anger continues to simmer over inflation, gripping poverty and allegations of corruption.

“The average Brazilian citizen has deep grievances against the government and is sympathetic to the unified demand of the street – namely that the government funnels the same resources they put into organizing the World Cup into education,


health and housing,” said Guillermo Trejo, a political scientist at Notre Dame University who focuses on social unrest in Latin America.

The peace of the last month is due, in part, to the lack of a “catalyst – something that would transform widespread grievances and moral indignation into a return to mass mobilization,” he said.

During the 2013 Confederations Cup, small demonstrations over a 10-cent rise in bus and subway fares in Sao Paulo quickly escalated. A police crackdown on the mostly young demonstrators there provoked anger nationwide, fueling the country’s largest protests in a generation.

The movement lost steam as protests became increasingly violent, with fiery clashes between police and supporters of Black Bloc anarchist movement. Many Brazilians were alienated by the movement’s radical tactics, such as attacks on banks,19 people suspected of vandalism and seized gas masks, fireworks and firearms, according to local media reports.

President Dilma Rousseff, who bore the brunt of criticism over spending on World Cup stadiums and projects, rejoiced in having created a festive and welcoming atmosphere for fans that proved doubters wrong. “We competently maintained peace and order,” she told a group of foreign journalists Friday night.

Whether such celebration will serve her in the campaign for her re-election in October’s election remains to be seen. Anger continues to simmer over inflation, gripping poverty and allegations of corruption.

“The average Brazilian citizen has deep grievances against the government and is sympathetic to the unified demand of the street – namely that the government funnels the same resources they put into organizing the World Cup


into education, health and housing,” said Guillermo Trejo, a political scientist at Notre Dame University who focuses on social unrest in Latin America.

The peace of the last month is due, in part, to the lack of a “catalyst – something that would transform widespread grievances and moral indignation into a return to mass mobilization,” he said.

During the 2013 Confederations Cup, small demonstrations over a 10-cent rise in bus and subway fares in Sao Paulo quickly escalated. A police crackdown on the mostly young demonstrators there provoked anger nationwide, fueling the country’s largest protests in a generation.

The movement lost steam as protests became increasingly violent, with fiery clashes between police and supporters of Black Bloc anarchist movement. Many Brazilians were alienated by the movement’s radical tactics, such as attackson banks, international business offices and even police.

But during the World Cup, aside from an early clash outside Rio’s Maracana stadium, the black-masked anarchists were nowhere to be seen.

Political artist Paulo Ito alluded to their absence in a mural painted along a road in Sao Paulo. In it, a TV screen showing a soccer match has the attention of a group of people, including a masked protester whose banner denouncing soccer’s governing body, FIFA, hangs limply over his shoulder.

Were it not for the potential danger of participating in protests, Cavalcantes said he would have taken to the streets again.

“Since we protested last year, no tragedy has happened to our family – no one got laid off, no one had an accident, no one got sick. But even so,


police arrested 19 people suspected of vandalism and seized gas masks, fireworks and firearms, according to local media reports.

President Dilma Rousseff, who bore the brunt of criticism over spending on World Cup stadiums and projects, rejoiced in having created a festive and welcoming atmosphere for fans that proved doubters wrong. “We competently maintained peace and order,” she told a group of foreign journalists Friday night.

Whether such celebration will serve her in the campaign for her re-election in October’s election remains to be seen. Anger continues to simmer over inflation, gripping poverty and allegations of corruption.

“The average Brazilian citizen has deep grievances against the government and is sympathetic to the unified demand of the street – namely that the government funnels the same resources they put into organizing theWorld Cup into education, health and housing,” said Guillermo Trejo, a political scientist at Notre Dame University who focuses on social unrest in Latin America.

The peace of the last month is due, in part, to the lack of a “catalyst – something that would transform widespread grievances and moral indignation into a return to mass mobilization,” he said.

During the 2013 Confederations Cup, small demonstrations over a 10-cent rise in bus and subway fares in Sao Paulo quickly escalated. A police crackdown on the mostly young demonstrators there provoked anger nationwide, fueling the country’s largest protests in a generation.

The movement lost steam as protests became increasingly violent, with fiery clashes between police and supporters of Black Bloc anarchist movement. Many Brazilians were alienated by the movement’s radical tactics, such


as attacks on banks, international business offices and even police.

But during the World Cup, aside from an early clash outside Rio’s Maracana stadium, the black-masked anarchists were nowhere to be seen.

Political artist Paulo Ito alluded to their absence in a mural painted along a road in Sao Paulo. In it, a TV screen showing a soccer match has the attention of a group of people, including a masked protester whose banner denouncing soccer’s governing body, FIFA, hangs limply over his shoulder.

Were it not for the potential danger of participating in protests, Cavalcantes said he would have taken to the streets again.

“Since we protested last year, no tragedy has happened to our family – no one got laid off, no one had an accident, no one got sick. Butof Appraisers heard these appeals and concluded that the requirements of 32 V.S.A. § 4404(c) had not been complied with by the Winooski Board of Civil Authority. The Board of Appraisers found that only two members of the responsible committee of the Winooski Board of Civil Authority inspected the taxpayers' properties. The Board also found that the third member of the committee had not taken the required oath of office. Based on these two defects, the Board of Appraisers reinstated the taxpayers' assessments to the levels in force *1141 before the appealed changes were made by the listers.
In all three appeals, Winooski challenges both bases for the Board of Appraisers' decisions. We conclude that the Board of Appraisers correctly held that the assessments were fatally defective because the


the appellant for the year for which appeal is being made shall remain at the amount set before the appealed change was made by the listers . . . ." Id.
It is uncontested that each of the properties was only inspected by two committee members. Winooski contends that since the committee was comprised of three members, inspection by two of its members was sufficient. We disagree with this convoluted construction of the statute. The plain meaning of the statute's language is that three members of the Board's committee must actually inspect the property. As we previously noted in construing this statute: "we should not construe words to have a different meaning than their plain and ordinary one." Punderson v. Town of Chittenden, 136 Vt. 221, 224, 388 A.2dJEFFREY BROWN:

In his song "The Last of My Kind," Jason Isbell creates a character based on people he grew up around in rural Northern Alabama who fear how the world is changing.

JASON ISBELL, Singer-songwriter and Guitarist: A lot of people that I grew up with, went to school with in Alabama, and a lot of people in my family who told me growing up that cities were terrible places and anything outside of our little circle was scary and dangerous and frightening.

And I thought about the effect that had on people, when you start to believe that, and you let yourself be so afraid of other people and the outside world, that you never feel tethered, you never feel a connection with the rest of humanity.

So, I wrote


Wauwatosa, WI (November 2, 2012) The Salvation Army of Milwaukee County
announces the launch of its annual Red Kettle Christmas Campaign with the
traditional Red Kettles and a benefit concert featuring Frank Sinatra, Jr. at
the Pabst Theater on Friday, November 2. Tickets can be purchased at the Pabst
box office by calling 414-286-3663 or www.pabsttheater.org. The benefit concert is hosted by The
Salvation Army Advisory Board and Red Kettle Campaign Honorary Chair, Green Bay
Packer Hall of Famer LeRoy Butler.

The Red Kettle Campaign
goal of The Salvation Army in Milwaukee is 3 million dollars. This will sustain
more than 80 critical programs and services including Toy Shop, Christmas
Family Feast, Feed the Kids, back to school supplies, emergency shelter and
emergency disaster relief, medical, food pantries, meals to the homeless and
care to our seniors and veterans. Redthe organization
operates throughout the year that serve the neediest in Milwaukee County.

Eighty-four cents of every dollar donated supports critical Salvation
Army programs and services.

To offer your place of business
as a bell ringing site or to volunteer your employees to ring bells call
414-302-4300 or visit www.SAmilwaukee.org.

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About The Salvation Army:

The Salvation Army, an
evangelical part of the universal Christian church, has been supporting those
in need in His name without discrimination since 1865. Nearly 33 million
Americans receive assistance from The Salvation Army each year through the
broadest array of social services that range from providing food for the
hungry, relief for disaster victims, assistance for the disabled, outreach to
the elderly and ill, clothing and shelter to the homeless and opportunities for
underprivileged children. Nationally, approximately 84 cents of every dollar
raised is used to support those services


Campus of Stout State University in Rice Lake, Wisconsin was held in September 1968.

With the 1972 merger of the University of Wisconsin and State University Systems, the campus became part of the University of Wisconsin Center System and was known as UW Center-Barron County, until 1983 when the institution became known as the University of Wisconsin Centers. In 1997, the name of the institution was changed to the University of Wisconsin Colleges and the campus name to UW–Barron County.

Friday, October 27, 2006 marked the dedication of the $6.4 million expansion/renovation project and 40th anniversary celebration. The renovation project connected Meggers and Ritzinger Hall and offered state-of-the-art science labs, high-tech classrooms, tutorial facilities, and a comfortable student activity space.

UW system restructuring
On October 11, 2017, the University of Wisconsin SystemThe ongoing world wide energy crisis and the increasingly higher cost of fossil type fuel has generated a search for alternate fuel sources. Among the sources which appear the most promising are nuclear fuel, geothermal energy and solar energy. To date, much has been done in the area of developing solar energy, primarily in the area of direct heating of fluid or air by the sun's rays to produce heat. Also, the use of solar voltaic cells and batteries to generate a DC source of electricity is a well known power source in many areas including outer space applications. However, much of the DC power produced requires conversion to AC energy to be useful. To date, the closest approximation of direct conversion of alternating current from solar radiation


Alex Morse's upset win in the Holyoke mayoral election capped an exciting election day across Western Mass.

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HOLYOKE – Old Holyoke fell to New Holyoke Tuesday.

Voters in this old former paper mill community elected Alex B. Morse the youngest mayor in its history in choosing the 22-year-old to replace 67-year-old Mayor Elaine A. Pluta, a political fixture here for decades.

Morse won 53 percent of the vote to 47 percent for Pluta. Voter turnout was nearly 38 percent.

Also Tuesday, despite choosing a new mayor, voters went with the statusat 8:20 p.m., two years after a victory made her the city's first woman mayor.

"I'm going to be retiring in January, and that will be a good thing so I'm looking forward to it. So think good thoughts and keep up the good work and Holyoke's going to be fine," Pluta said.

The election of Morse, who graduated from Brown University in May, means the mayor's office will be occupied by a foe of casino gambling. Pluta was an early casino backer because she said it was the city's best shot at a multiple-job infusion.

A state gaming commission is expected to be established to determine locations of three casino resorts, including one in Western Massachusetts.

Pluta had been a supporter, and had received campaign donations from officials with, Paper City


first-level canal.

Morse overcame criticism from Pluta and others that he lacked experience – both life experience, given his age, and municipal government experience – to be considered fit to run a city with a $120 million budget.

Pluta was believed to have been hurt by a campaign that didn't take Morse seriously until late in the race. Morse defeated Pluta in the four-candidate Sept. 20 preliminary election by a single vote.

Morse's win in the preliminary election led Pluta to declare she was in the political fight of her life.

Also, city councilors and others said Pluta was hurt by the legal problems of William P. Moran, the former acting fire chief and a Pluta supporter in her 2009 campaign, when she made history as the first female mayor.

In June, theHampden district attorney sought a criminal complaint against Moran, who has since retired, because Moran allegedly sent a fire truck to a fake call to the Holyoke Mall at Ingleside. A clerk-magistrate in Springfield District Court has yet to decide on that request.

It was Morse declaring Tuesday that his campaign made history by running a positive campaign based on working to get all residents a good education, a good job and a safe neighborhood in which to live.

"We denied and rejected the politics of the past," Morse said.

Morse praised Pluta, but returned to a campaign theme that the race was about the city and its residents and not the candidates.

"She served the city well, but this was never about her," Morse said.

Among those delighted with Morse's victory were


officials with the Holyoke Geriatric Authority. Pluta, along with city councilors and others, had lost patience with the authority for its failure to pay the $2 million debt it owed to various city agencies.

Morse, in contrast, had authority officials' support and said the answer is to sit down to discuss the financial issues.

Authority board members Joseph T. O'Neill and Steven Kravetz and authority Executive Director Sheryl Y. Quinn were celebrating at Morse headquarters.

The city charter question was aimed at modernizing the 115-year-old city form of government. Changes would have increased the mayor's term from two years to four, reduced the City Council from 15 members to 11 and established centralized finance and personnel departments.

But critics said that the changes amounted to too much at once and that informationpackets mailed in advance of the election were difficult to read and understand.

Devine, 60, has been councilor at large since 2005. She was Ward 6 councilor from 1990 to 2000.

Election 2011: Holyoke Mayor Elaine A. Pluta concedes 6 Gallery: Election 2011: Holyoke Mayor Elaine A. Pluta concedes

The new at-large councilor is Daniel B. Bresnahan, former city health director.

Seven of the eight at-large councilors were reelected: Kevin A. Jourdain, Peter R. Tallman, Aaron M. Vega, Joseph M. McGiverin, Brenna E. Murphy, James M. Leahy and Rebecca Lisi.

Welch had been Ward 1 councilor since March 2007. Gladys Lebron-Martinez, currently the Ward 1 School Committee member, defeated Welch and will take over the Ward 1 council seat in January.

The Ward 7 council race was at play because incumbent John J. O'Neill


The first mention of Horizon City in the El Paso Times was a Dec. 15, 1959, article, "Elaborate proposal For Gigantic Model City, To Be Constructed Near El Paso. Outline," by Art Leibson:

"Plans for a giant model city, rising out of the desert to dwarf El Paso with its 167-square miles lying between Carlsbad Highway and the Freeway, were launched Tuesday in New York.

"The fantastically elaborate proposal was presented at a luncheon in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, before a guest list of industrialists and financiers. A similar meeting with top El Pasoans invited will be held at noon Thursday in the Hilton Hotel.

Designed for 1.5 million people

"Horizon City is projected as an entirely self-contained community, designed for a population of 1.5 million in years ahead. The 107,000 acreswere acquired over a period of years by Arthur Rubloff & Co. of Chicago, one of the nation's highest developers. The Chicago firm retains an interest in the new development and joined in the announcement with Horizon Land Corp of Tucson.

"First construction will begin in the summer of 1960, when work is to start on a country club with an 18-hole tournament golf course and a separate 'par three' course. At the same time work will begin on the first subdivision of houses on the southeast sector. There also will be a regional shopping center and land will be set aside for schools, churches and parks. This phase is planned for completion by the end of 1962.

Raymond Telles pleased

"Horizon City would lie east and south of El Paso,


extending from the freeway to Carlsbad Highway and close to the Ysleta cut-off. At the time when announcement of the land purchase was made, in July 1958, Mayor Raymond Telles said city officials were 'very pleased' to learn of Rubloff's interest, adding:

" 'I think it certainly indicates a bright future for El Paso.'

"Lucio Costa, Brazilian architect who designed the completed new capital city of Brasilia, hacked out of the Amazon jungle, is chief planning and design consultant for Horizon City. ..."

Developers moving cautiously

On Oct. 15, 1961, Leibson reported that Horizon City developers still had big plans but were moving cautiously.

In July 1962 national advertising for Horizon City was working. A traffic count by El Paso County Sheriff Department Deputies using an "electric traffic counter" reported 3,000 people visitedHorizon City on a Sunday,

Two weeks later County Judge Glenn Woodard that the County Engineer's office reported that 1.2 miles of the Horizon City road needed repairs.

Work started on the Horizon City lake, Sierra Lago, in 1962 and the golf course was completed in 1963.

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Jesse Whittenton, Clyde Baker.(Photo11: El Paso Times)

An article in the Aug. 19, 1965 Times reported that two-time NFL all-pro Jesse Whittenton of the Green Bay Packers was trading in his shoulder pads for a golf club.

Whittenton and his cousin Donald Whittington of El Paso, owned and operated the $400,000 motel, restaurant and golf course complex.

Movie made to promote area

Two months later, Oct. 15, 1963, it was announced that a movie would be made to promote "the many scenic attractions of El Paso and


House Plan 8213: The Woodhaven

This beautiful brick traditional home has all the amenities. The tiled entry boasts a 12 foot ceiling and enters into a massive living room with a double stepped up ceiling, large windows, and built in book cases which flank each side of the beautiful fireplace.
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This beautiful brick traditional home has all the amenities. The tiled entry boasts a 12 foot ceiling and enters into a massive living room with a double stepped up ceiling, large windows, and built in book cases which flank each side of the beautiful fireplace. The elegant dining room has a ceiling that slopes gently to 11 feet. A large island kitchen opens into a cozy nook which hasa built in hutch. The secluded master suite also boasts a double stepped up ceiling and has a luxurious bath with his and her walk in closets. On the opposite side of the house three large bedrooms share a convenient hall bath. The large bonus room over the garage gives plenty of added space.


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            October 18, 2012, the jury returned verdictsDayton View Branch

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About the Dayton View Branch: The beautiful Dayton View Branch Library opened in its present building in September, 1930. Previously, the library was housed in a single room of the Congregation of the K. K. B'nai Yeshurun (now Temple Israel) until it outgrew the space there. The shape of the building makes the best use of its triangular plot of land at the corner of Salem Avenue and Wabash Street. The English architecture features red brick and Bedford stone, with a slate roof and high beamed ceilings. The library today looks much the same as it did over 70 years ago.


Andre Wilcox is the owner of the comic book store Noble Comics. He is also the leader of the gang who murdered Travis McGrady and has connections to HR.

He and his gang collected protection money from local store owners and forced them to sell lottery tickets so they can collect the tax-free profits. He is ruthless and is even willing to kill his own people if they make a mistake.

He tried to make Darren shoot one of the people responsible for his brother's murder, even though that person belongs to Andre's gang. When Darren refused, Andre told him that he reads too many comic books and that revenge like that doesn't happen in real life.

He prepared to shoot Darren but Reese, Carter, and Fusco come to Darren's rescueLake County locations where a member of our Real Estate Team has recently sold a home or helped a client buy a home. Linda Secrist sells homes and property all over and could pretty much have her pick of prime Locations. Linda chooses to stay close to home and will choose from Murray, UT Holladay Homes and Cottonwood Heights Real Estate. Lisa Herron Mckinney's most recent Real Estate transactions included a home in Sandy and a Bountiful listing. She also has recently helped a buyer purchase a ranch in rural Morgan County. Since Lisa was absent from our team meeting and would most likely be upset with me if I had her out driving around Ranch Country in the Dead of winter. Ummmm!!! YA, the Ranch is definitely


Santo obtained  the

            store's  merchandise  for  cash  from a  variety  of  sources

            located in  Massachusetts, New Hampshire,  New York, Florida,

            and California.

                      Virgilio  Ruiz spent  much  time at  the store  and

            frequently assisted  Santo, who  did not speak  English, with

     personnel and over one dozen fire vehicles.

                      Arriving  at  the scene,  fire-fighters encountered

            the metal security shutters  lying in the street in  front of

            the store;  the shutters  apparently had been  blown off  the

            store-front by a  powerful explosion.  A  fire-fighter in the

            first group to  reach the  back


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                      Normally, when a store stocked with clothing burns,

            piles  of clothing in various  stages of ruin  remain.  After

            the  fire at  Brothers  Fashions was  suppressed, however,  a

            casual inspection  of the damaged store  revealed very little

    the building,  conducted  a search  of  its records  for  the

            period from 1984 through the time of the fire for any reports

            of gas leak  repairs at  the building.   The search  revealed

            nothing.

                      Sometime within the first two weeks after the fire,

            John  Greenaway, who had been hired


    names of any of his retail merchandise suppliers.

                      At various times before trial, Virgilio related his

            version of the  fire events  to  his  attending physician,  a

            Boston  Fire  Department  investigator,   and,  in  a   sworn

            deposition,  representatives of  the insurance  company.   He

           professed  a general  inability  to recall  clearly and  gave

            somewhat  inconsistent accounts of  the fire events.   To the

            extent  Virgilio's  various  stories overlap,  they  indicate

            that: he awoke in  the first floor apartment to  the smell of

            smoke, went  to the living room  to check the gas  heater and

            saw  smoke


stairs toward the building's front exit; on his way

            out to the sidewalk in front of the duplex, another explosion

            occurred and his  "fuzzy" socks caught  on fire, causing  the

            injuries to  his ankles; at some point, he ran into a door --

            perhaps the front door  of the apartment unit --  causing his

            bruises and the severe cut above his eye.

                stated  that Virgilio later woke them up because of the fire.

            Frederico  testified  that  he   then  dressed  quickly   and

            proceeded  out the  front door.   As  he descended  the front

            stairs,  he met Virgilio, who  was bleeding from his forehead

            and down his face.   Frederico and Virgilio ran out the front


        of  the building together.   Frederico was not  injured -- by

            flame  or otherwise  --  as he  exited.   Upon  reaching  the

            sidewalk in front of the building, he noticed fire coming out

            of the basement store.  Frederico said that he  then told the

            fire-fighters that Pablo was still inside the building.

                     Pablo testified that his only avenue of escape from

            the  burning building  was  the apartment's  back  door.   He

            stated  that when  he exited  the building,  he  observed two

            fire-fighters, who, he says, had been attempting  to pry open

            the  apartment's back door  to let him  out.  Both  Pablo and


 contents of  the Brothers

            Fashions  because he  wanted first  to see  how the  business

            fared.   He testified that only he  knew the alarm pass code,

            and  that he failed to  activate the alarm  for several weeks

            before the  fire because of  the recurrence of  false alarms.

            He had deduced that  rats entering the store after  to the store  and fixed  the leak.   Santo further  testified

            that  there  may have  been paint  and  paint thinner  in the

            store, as well as household detergents, that might have acted

            as  an  accelerant for  the fire  and  would account  for the

            peculiar burn patterns.


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            p.m. and secured  the front  entrance.  He  insisted that  he

            left the  back door fully secured and that he retained in his

            possession the only  set of store keys.  He  then went to his

            home in Dorchester.   The next morning, around 6:00  a.m., he

            received a call at home informing himof the fire.  He walked

            to  the store (his car was  not operational), arriving around

            8:00 a.m..

                      Santo further testified  that, upon his arrival  at

            the  fire scene, he  saw ten to fifteen  people in and around

            the  burned  store, including  people  from  Boston Gas,  and


        Greenaway's  son.   He said  the  people were  removing half-

            burned items  from the store.   He admitted at  trial that he

            had never previously mentioned his observance of the looters,

            even to the insurance company.  He also testified that he did

            not attempt to stop the looting because the merchandise taken

            was, in any event,possession the only keys to the store on the night

            of the fire, that  the store's back door, rarely  opened, was

            open at the time of the fire, and that Brothers  Fashions had

            been emptied of  almost all  merchandise at that  time.   The

            jury thus could rationally infer that, because only Santo had

            the means to  access the  store that evening,  he


opened  the

            back  door from the inside  of the store  sometime before the

            fire.   Santo's exclusive access also  permits the conclusion

            that  he  was  involved  with  the  removal  of  the  store's

            merchandise before the fire.   The jury could infer  that his

            new   and  uncorroborated  testimony   about  looters     flame;  yet Frederico, who  exited the  building in  the same

            manner and  through the  same area  as  claimed by  Virgilio,

            testified  that he was not injured in  any manner and that he

            did not encounter any  fire until he reached the  sidewalk in

            front of  the building,  where he  viewed the  fire emanating


    his  testimony, however, that he had the only means of access

            to the store on  the night of the  fire and that he left  the

            back door secured that evening.  In  contrast, the government

            produced direct, credible evidence that the back door was not
                                             degree in agriculture, he  could not find work in  the United

            States because he did not speak English.  When later asked by

            the prosecutor how  he could  remember at trial  the time  he

            went to bed on  the night of the fire  (some three-and-a-half

            years earlier) Pablo replied, "Well, if I can remember what I

            studied  during 23 years,


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                      After  further questioning  about the  fire events,

            during which Pablo's credibility  was called into question by

            various inconsistencies, the prosecutor rekindled the subject

            of Pablo's inability to find agricultural work in the  United

            States.  The following exchange ensued:

             government filed a motion for an order to show cause why Nolan's bond should not be forfeited for breach of the travel restriction.  The motion was based upon information received from the Drug Enforcement Administration that Nolan had traveled from New York to New Delhi, India on September 20, 1976.  The district court issued a show cause order on November 2, 1976 directing Nolan to appear before the court at 9:30 a. m. on November 15, 1976 to show cause why the bond should not be forfeited for breach of the travel restriction.  The record shows that the order was sent to Nolan's home in Newcastle, Pennsylvania and the return receipt was signed by Nolan's father.  A copy of the show cause order was


also sent to Nolan's attorney.  Counsel for Nolan filed a response to the motion on November 11, 1976.  Thereafter, Nolan failed to appear as directed on November 15, 1976 and the district court entered an order forfeiting the bond for failure to appear as required by the bond and as set forth in the show cause order.  The court also issued a bench warrant for Nolan's arrest.  On November 22, 1976, Nolan's attorney filed a motion to determine the conditions of setting aside the forfeiture and a motion for a rehearing.  The district court treated the motions as a motion to set aside the forfeiture.  Nolan subsequently was arrested when he returned to the United States from India on December 2, 1976.

4
Thefindings are fully supported by the record.  The record shows that Nolan fraudulently obtained the passport which permitted his sojourn in India by stating on the application that he had lost his prior passport while traveling in Kansas when in fact his passport had been confiscated at the time of his initial arrest on July 16, 1975.  And, as noted, he admitted that he violated the travel restriction.  Further, Nolan argued in the district court that he did not receive personal notice of the November 15, 1976 hearing.  This lack of notice is clearly chargeable to Nolan.  The show cause order was sent to the address given by Nolan and was signed by his father.  As the district court found, if Nolan


on the social media posts of Black Lives Matter activists, Muslims and even high school students in the area, according to Privacy SOS.

After the 9/11 attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., major cities across the country began creating special intelligence units dedicated to preventing acts of terrorism. These interdepartmental units are basically local versions of the FBI, employing the same kinds of surveillance techniques. They are ostensibly local spy agencies.

The New York City Police Department’s intelligence unit monitored text messages from Black Lives Matter members. Baltimore’s version used high-definition cameras attached to planes flying above the city 24 hours a day to monitor activists after the uprising over Freddie Gray’s death in police custody. But maybe none were as sophisticated as the Boston Regional Intelligence Center.

TheJackson wrote a Facebook post about being thankful. He talked about helping the citizens of his community pass out turkeys in the days prior to Thanksgiving. He told people to be thankful that they weren’t homeless. But Jackson made a grave mistake in his Facebook post. He mentioned the words “Ferguson” and “police brutality.” He was now under surveillance.

Jackson is not a criminal. Most people wouldn’t even consider him radical. But he was black, which made him a target of the Boston police. There is one more thing that is important to know about Jackson and his targeting:

He was also a Boston city councilman.

In March 2016, over 1,000 students walked out of Boston public schools to protest budget cuts. Forty-two percent of students in the Boston Public Schools


theme), American Breed (engineered, produced, lead vocals)
1997 Return To Paradise, Styx (engineered), Gold
1998 The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Dennis DeYoung (engineered)
1999 Brave New World, Styx (engineered)
2000 Arch Allies: Live at Riverport, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2002 At the River's Edge: Live in St. Louis, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2003 21st Century Live, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2005 Cyclorama, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2006 One with Everything: Styx and the Contemporary Youth Orchestra, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2007 Big Bang Theory, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2009 Can't Stop Rockin' (single and Rock Band download), Styx and REO Speedwagon (engineered and co-produced)
2010 Regeneration, Styx (engineered and co-produced)
2013 The Search and the Find, 4th Point (engineered, background vocals)

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Category:AmericanHILLAH, Iraq — The remains of what was once the greatest city in the world occupy a vast site on the bank of the Euphrates River.

Their roots go back 3,800 years to when the city of Babylon was the heart of a Mesopotamian empire, and the remnants include great slabs of stone that are said to be the remains of King Nebuchadnezzar’s castle. A giant stone lion guards one end of the fortifications, but the most stunning remnants were removed by European archaeologists in the early 20th century.

Now soldiers with the 172nd Infantry Brigade are exploring the ruins as part of a U.S.-Iraqi effort to preserve the ancient city and plan for the return of Western tourists.

Members of the brigade’s 2nd Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment escorted a group


of U.S. heritage tourism experts to the ruins last week for the first of several visits to develop a preservation and tourism plan for the area.

U.S. and coalition troops have been criticized in the past for damaging and contaminating artifacts. In a 2006 report, the head of the British Museum’s Near East department said that, among other things, military vehicles crushed a 2,600-year-old brick pavement, and sand and archeological fragments were used to fill military sandbags.

Now the rapidly improving security situation in surrounding Babil province has persuaded the U.S. State Department and the Iraqi State Board of Antiquities and Heritage to embark on the preservation project, dubbed the Future of Babylon Project.

The State Department and the World Monuments Fund have committed $700,000 to the project, which will seeCamp To Be Held At University of Phoenix Stadium

Cardinals to take practices inside regular-season home

The Cardinals will hold training camp practices at University of Phoenix Stadium this season.

Training camp practices are moving much closer to home for the Cardinals.

In fact, they are moving into the Cards' Sunday home.

Team president Michael Bidwill confirmed Tuesday – the same day the team held their annual Fan Fest minicamp practice at University of Phoenix Stadium – the Cards will indeed conduct their public training camp practices this year at their home stadium.

“We know that the most important thing for fans is where they can come see the team practice and that part is confirmed,” Bidwill said. "We will practice at University of Phoenix Stadium. However, everything else beyond that still has to


referral criteria as defined in the New Zealand Referral Guidelines \[[@B36]\]. For example, women who had had a previous caesarean section or were expecting twins were ineligible. Eligible women who registered with local midwives were invited to participate. Their clinical outcome data were available through the Midwifery and Maternity Provider Organisation (MMPO), which is owned by the New Zealand College of Midwives (NZCOM) and has the country's only national maternity database. Ninety percent of the midwives were members of the MMPO; and 17 midwives, who were not MMPO members, offered to complete customized data forms.

Recruitment was undertaken by CG. Eligible women were sent a postal invite to join the study, with a follow-up phone call to those who did not respond. Additionally, some women were invited by theirmidwife. Recruitment began in March 2010, was suspended for one month after a major earthquake in September 2010, and stopped prematurely after a severe earthquake in February 2011. Following the February earthquake all the study sites were temporarily disrupted, due to damage of roads, sanitation and water services, and one of the PMUs was permanently closed due to safety concerns and the building was subsequently demolished. The births of participants were between March 2010 and August 2011. Approximately 30% of those invited joined the study. A total of 702 women joined the study (295 into TMH cohort and 407 into PMU cohort) based on their intended birthplace at the time they joined (any time before labour).

Survey construction
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The questionnaires used in the EMU study were similar to, and largely


of the focus groups in the initial study invitation and invited to join with the six week survey. The eight groups were held in local community halls and arranged according to women's intended birthplace type (primary or tertiary) and lasted sixty to ninety minutes. Two researchers, who were not known to the participants (RD, a sociologist, and either CG or MK, midwives), co-facilitated each group, and most groups had 4--6 participants (37 in total). The groups were based on a semi-structured format with eight broad questions used as a cue sheet to guide the discussion. A question about when women made their birthplace decision and the key issues they considered was specifically included. Half of the eight focus groups were held in late 2010 and the other half(4%). The results regarding intended birthplace are from the original intention given by respondents, as the questions which followed referred to women's initial choice. Almost all of the respondents agreed that they were 'happy with their choice' (99.9%).

Of the eight focus groups, four were held in November 2010 and four in March 2012. The latter groups were delayed as a result of the earthquakes, consequently the women were between four and 17 months postpartum when they attended a focus group. A greater proportion of the 37 focus group participants had intended to give birth in the PMU (24 women), six of those were first time mothers and five women had given birth to their first baby at the TMH previously. Of the 13 TMH women five were first time


TMH, Meg).

In contrast, the women who planned to give birth in the PMU reported a diverse range of reasons, in both the survey and focus groups, and most survey respondents (80%) gave more than one reason for their decision. The survey responses showed the PMU's 'location' was important for many, with its 'closeness to home' the most frequently mentioned reason (30%), as was 'ease of access' for labour and/or visitors postnatally. Liking something about the PMU itself was mentioned by 54% of this group -- the 'feel or atmosphere' (28%), 'the food' (14%), and the 'size' or 'kind' (14%) of unit were important for many women. Another frequently mentioned reason was 'avoidance of early postnatal transfer' from the TMH (22%). For example,

*"More of a homely feel, close towomen in this group had transferred from a PMU to the TMH in labour previously and chosen to return to the PMU for the next birth, having not been put off by the transfer experience. Amongst the 15% of those who had the PMU recommended to them, recommendations from 'others' were the most common (41%), followed by recommendation from their midwife (29%), friends (24%) and least frequently, from their partner (6%). The pool for labouring or birthing was raised by 12% of the PMU group. The caring, calmness, support or knowledge of the PMU staff (midwives) was mentioned by 11% of PMU respondents. Other factors raised included family history at the PMU and a sense of place or belonging to the unit itself or the local community, although


size and the atmosphere of the unit - which included the relaxed, homely environment and the care offered by the (midwifery) staff. They liked the flexibility and informality and non-institutional or 'hospital' feel of the PMU. For many of the women having previously had a normal birth was influential in their plan to give birth at the PMU for a subsequent birth - it gave them confidence in the process and in their ability to give birth. For these women, having a supportive midwife seemed to facilitate this decision. Having postnatal care experience at a PMU also contributed the decision for some, driven by the desire to avoid the early postnatal transfer and/or to repeat the quality of care and experience in the PMU. While the early postnatalSome women in this study chose their midwife to fit their birthplace choice, while some had limited choice of midwife. Some midwives encouraged women to go to either a PMU or the TMH in line with their personal practice preference. The women's responses indicated that some midwives were oriented towards the 'social' model while others were oriented towards the 'medical' model of birth. Overall the women expressed confidence in 'their' midwives, the continuity of care they provided and the maternity system. However, this confidence was not enough to over-ride the predominant socio-cultural belief in hospital as the 'right' place for the TMH women.

Limitations and strengths
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The New Zealand arm of the EMU study was compromised by damaging earthquakes to Canterbury which started in September 2010 and resulted in the


premature end of recruitment, some disruption to birthplace choices and generalised stress and trauma for the whole community. The most severe earthquake in February 2011 killed 182 people and injured many hundreds. More than fifty thousand buildings were seriously damaged, along with waste water and road networks, and the city's power and water supply were interrupted for some time. Two of the primary maternity units closed for a short period of time, and one was damaged beyond repair and later demolished. The physical impact of the earthquakes varied throughout the city, with the land and buildings in some areas damaged beyond repair and others largely unscathed. The quakes' effect on residents' emotional and psychological wellbeing is more difficult to measure, with some seriously traumatised by them at thewhole year later. This suggests that despite the stress and trauma around them they wanted to share their experiences or 'tell their story' for the EMU study.

The halt to recruitment resulted in a smaller sample than planned, with more women in the PMU group, due to the initial protocol of not making follow-up calls to those booked into the TMH for the first six months of recruitment.

While it was intended to explore issues of cultural safety and differences for Māori women in the EMU study, which included a focus group run by Māori for Māori. As a result of the earthquake related disruption the focus group was not undertaken. The small proportion of Māori participants (5.6% in the PMU group and only 2.6% in the TMH group) prevented


for their choice to go to either a primary unit or tertiary hospital, and may inform their birthplace discussions with women and their partners or family/whanau. It can also provide maternity service planners insight regarding the issue of birthplace, which is a profoundly important but generally under-acknowledged part of the journey of childbirth.

Conclusion
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This is the first published study reporting women's perspectives on their birthplace decision-making in New Zealand. It is also the first study to report this aspect of choice in childbirth where continuity of midwifery care is available to women, regardless of their intended or actual birthplace. It identified that almost all the participants perceive themselves as the principal birthplace decision-maker, with midwives being the most influential health professional. The two groups value different factors, with theand approved the final manuscript.

Authors' information
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CG -- MMid BMid BA, PhD candidate University of Sydney, Australia, RM New Zealand.

SKT -- DMID MA RGON RM, Professor of midwifery, the University of Sydney, NSW, Australia.

RD -- PhD, Senior lecturer, School of Midwifery, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology, Christchurch, New Zealand.

MK -- MPH BA DipTchg (Tertiary) RGON RM ADM, Co-Head of Midwifery, Principal lecturer, School of Midwifery, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology, Christchurch, New Zealand.

VS -- PhD RM RN, Professor in maternal and infant health, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Family and Community Health Research Group, University of Western Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Pre-publication history
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The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:

<http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/14/210/prepub>

Acknowledgements
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We thank the women who took part in the study, despite the earthquakes! Special thanks to those who completed and


returned surveys after February 2011, when power and internet was non-existent for some, many mailboxes were damaged and posting anything was a real challenge! We also thank the midwives who participated and supported the project, and all those who assisted from the participating hospitals -- Burwood Birthing Unit, and Christchurch Women's, Lincoln, Rangiora and St George's Hospitals.
from multiple backgrounds were involved in the consensus process for this ASGITQIT to warrant internal and external validity in the recommendations. Participants of the workshop had the following backgrounds: seven experts in TQ with experience in both TQ practice and TQ research (one from Australia, one from Canada, one from Korea, two with a health professional background living in the USA, and two academics from the USA). Of the seven participants (BO, GP, MC, RL, DR, PK, and LL), three have experience in TQ research (BO, PK, and LL). Expert involvement was further broadened by the inclusion of twenty international Complementary Medicine (CM) research experts (CE, CZ, TN, PP, ESV, RL, WC, MC, MB, HDL, NV, FB, SC, MB, PY, YW, XG, AE, AY, and MRI) who did


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What does the term "Intervale" mean in the context of New Hampshire land transactions and deeds?

I have found the term "Intervale" used in the property descriptions of different Rumney, New Hampshire deeds; these descriptions generally rely on metes and bounds ("from the large rock at the stream to the ...").
Image that follows comes from a 1786 Rumney/Grafton deed, recorded in the early 1800s (ref. 1); includes the text (underlined), "a point of Land which runs into the river & joins to my Intervale Land ..."

Another image; transaction from the early 1800s (ref 2), recorded about that time. "... the Northwesterly corner of the Intervale of said farm ..."

Last night I had the opportunity to browse images of the Rumney Town Clerk's


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The description goes on to provide a "Regional Note" saying that the term was used notably in "New England terms mapped by Hans Kurath" (cites Linguistic Atlas of New England in the 1940s).
Interestingly enough, the entry goes on to say that language surveys of the same area just 20 years later found that "only three speakers in 72 New England communities used the word intervale to indicate a 'tract of low-lying land, especially along a river.'"
The referenced source also speculates about how/why the term may have come into early use in New England.

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A preliminary search yielded only a definition. From the OED:

intervale n. 3.
In N. America: A low level tract of land, esp. along a river;
Orig. in New England, but now used in some otherparts of U.S. and in Canada. The sense is the same as that of haugh in Scotland.

It records it as first used in 1632 and the last quote is in 1884. Another entry states it can also be spelled "interval" with the same meaning. I have also seen it spelled "interviel" in some texts.

However, a search on Wikipedia brings up Intervale, New Hampshire. Evidently, "Intervale" is a village in Bartlett, which is in Carroll County, New Hampshire rather than a generic land-form. This makes sense because the linked image says "Intervale lot", which would indicate a lot in Intervale. Look for it in the upper left-hand corner of this map. There is also a "Intervale Park" in this map.
However, per GeneJ's comment, it is 60 miles away


and is irrelevant to this discussion.

After reading the Grafton gazetteer (open and scroll to p. 603-604), however, I have a new hypothesis. I read that:

The settlement of the town was begun in 1765, by Captain Jotham Cummings, Moses Smart, Daniel Brainard, James Heath and Alexander Craig. That the settlement increased quite rapidly, and that Daniel Brainard, Esq., had made himself owner of most of the land in the township is proven by the following statement of grievances addressed to the Assembly in 1770:--
"The humble petition of us the subscribers being proprietors & inhabitants
of the town of Rumney in said province most humbly sheweth that Daniel
Brainard of Rumney aforesaid Esq. claims & votes upon the major part of said
Township in all proprietary meetings and as the law of thisprovince allows
every person to vote accordingly to the quantity of his interest the said
Brainard makes use of his power to oppress & injure your Petitioners in the
following instances, viz't

A number of grievances are laid out, but this one is relevant:

"Fourthly. The intervale is not equally divided.

This was in 1770. Other references within the text lead me to believe that there was one intervale in Rumney (as is shown by maps). All references to "intervale" meant that one "intervale". It was on the south side of the town and Bakers River ran through it. As the most fertile piece of land in the area, there would have been the most disputes over it. The definite article before it in the quote shows that there was only one.
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of the book (image 8):

road is to be three rods wide on the upland? & two rods wide on Intervale, to run from  said hill as straight as it will allow of the joint of the hill where the road was once improved near the river, thence to keep as near the river as it will conveniently admit of 'till it comes about twenty rods into Mr. Ingrahams improved land.

As there was only one river in the town (Bakers River), I believe this is clear evidence that the "Intervale", referenced to in the records, was the intervale on the south side of the town, which Bakers River ran through.
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The 20-year-old University of Washington product declared himself healthy in September after being limited to 14 appearances as a rookie because of shoulder problems.

"Physically I feel great, and mentally I feel great," Fultz told NBA TV (via ESPN.com). "I put in a lot of hours this summer to get up reps of going through a whole bunch of differentsituations. So coming in, I feel perfectly fine. I'm confident. I feel great coming in, and I'm just looking forward to building each and every day."

The Sixers hoped his renewed confidence would lead to an uptick in results from the first overall pick in the 2017 NBA draft. In his only season of college basketball in 2016-17, he averaged 23.2 points while shooting 47.6 percent from the floor, including 41.3 percent on threes.

Instead, the offensive woes continued to open his second NBA season. He was shooting 41.9 percent overall and 28.6 percent from beyond the arc in 19 games before leaving the Sixers last week. He's missed the past four games while getting opinions on his shoulder.

His struggles have led to some unique tactics in an effort to


Blink-182'S Mark Hoppus To Share Experience With Music Entrepreneurs At Midem

midem announces that Mark Hoppus, co-founder of American rock band Blink-182, will be sharing his experience in the Artists Speak to Artists sessions, a series of conversations between an artist and the audience that promise to be a key attraction at midem's Direct2Fan Camp.

With a full programme of discussions and workshops on how direct-to-fan can be leveraged by the music industry, the camp is the place to find out how this business model can accelerate outreach to global audiences. The Direct2Fan Camp runs throughout the four-day midem market, organised by Reed MIDEM, which takes place in Cannes, 26-29 January 2013.

Other acts so far confirmed for the Artists Speak to Artists programme include singer/songwriter Julia Nunes, an indie sensationaudience, with speakers including Amanda Palmer's manager Kevin Wortis, Creative Artists Agency's head of Digital Strategy and Marketing Glenn Miller, DIY consultant Brian Thompson, as well as a discussion on the impact of direct-to-fan on publishing between Mary Megan Peer, peermusic, and Justin Kalifowitz, Downtown Music Publishing.

The camp's line-up also includes the D2F Debates, where participants can hear how direct-to-fan is impacting the business of managers, retailers and labels, with panel discussions involving Rostrum Records, Record Store Day, Cooking Vinyl, Rough Trade Records, Caroline Distribution and Glassnote Entertainment Group, among others.

There will also be Hands-on Workshops, where participants can get mentored by experts over a series of four workshops dedicated to a broad range of topics among which crowdfunding and music video promotion.

"Direct-to-fan is an increasingly effective tool


It’s about the guns.

Had the United States, like almost every other civilized country, long ago banned the general sale and ownership of assault weapons, 20 men, women and children in El Paso, Texas, still would be alive today.

It would not matter, reprehensible as it is, that President Donald Trump has been stirring up hatred toward immigrants. The killer at the Walmart on Saturday, who apparently fumed online about “the Hispanic invasion of Texas” just before his rampage, could not have been so lethal without his military-style semiautomatic rifle.

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In the same way, it would not matter what drove the killer in downtown Dayton, Ohio, early on Sunday morning. Were it not for his assault-style weapon — reportedly a .223-caliber rifle — nine people still would be alive today. Theher bungalow.

Hodgepodge of state laws inadequate

And as loose as state gun laws already are, gun lobbyists work every day to make them looser.

In Illinois, no sooner did Gov. J.B. Pritzker sign a law in January requiring gun sellers to be certified by the state than the Illinois Rifle Association filed a lawsuit to undo the law. The gun group called the restrictions “onerous.”

In Texas this year, the legislature rolled back a number of gun restrictions, limiting the ability of school districts to regulate guns in parking lots, allowing foster homes to store guns and barring landlords from prohibiting tenants from owning guns. Guns no longer will be automatically prohibited from Texas churches, mosques and synagogues.

In the immediate aftermath of the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton this


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From now on Chicago Looks is proud to present a collaboration with some of the city's most stylish inhabitants, who will be sharing their views on all things aesthetic.

This post is Matt Kasin's second fabulous contribution (see his first one here). Matt (aka Gaudy God) is a fashion designer, filmmaker and stylist with a self-described "expensive bad taste". He is inspired by pop culture, John Waters, Versace and Italian horror films. He believes in fashion as a religion and salvationLewis Melville is a Guelph, Ontario multi-disciplinary musician and artist. His work has taken him on numerous adventures throughout Canada, South and North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. A veteran of the Canadian alternative music scene, he has performed or recorded with iconic Canadian bands (Skydiggers, Rheostatics, Grievous Angels, Pat Temple and the High Lonesome Players, Cowboy Junkies, Bird Sisters, Bourbon Tabernacle Choir, Waltons, Kim Stockwood, 13 Engines, Tannis Slimmon, and others), including the multi-million selling album Gordon by Barenaked Ladies. He has maintained a keen interest in progressive music since the early seventies, and is an original member of the Woodchoppers Association, a Toronto-based free-style jazz orchestra, and Guelph’s Vertical Squirrels quartet. Lewis also performs with the Hoofbeats, the Banjo Mechanics, and Guelph singer-songwriter Tannis Slimmon. Lewis


has produced numerous recordings in Canada, as well as for artists in Bhutan, West Africa, Germany, Cuba, and refugee camps on the Thai-Burmese border. His work with Malian musicians is the subject of a documentary film on the role of music in development (The Road to Baleya, 2008) by Canadian filmmaker Bay Weyman.Mona Foma – A Festival With A Difference

From the Sun Ra Arkestra to John Grant and the Punch Brothers’ Chris Thile!

MONA FOMA

Hobart, Tasmania – January 15-19, 2013

By Brian Wise

Newspapers here have proudly reported that last year Tasmania attracted one million tourists for the first time ever up 15 per cent on the previous year. Much of that increase must have to do with the increasing attraction of David Walsh’s astonishing Museum of New and Old Art (MONA) with a side effect being the associated popularity of the annual Festival of Music and Art (MOFO for short).

Now in its sixth year the five-day festival, curated by Brian Ritchie (of the Violent Femmes and The Break), attracts more than half its attendees from interstate. He claims that the festival is


not a commercial venture but rather features artists chosen for the interest their music creates.

So this year, the music included the Punch Brothers’ Chris Thile, the Sun Ra Arkestra, ex-Bad Seed Mick Harvey doing Serge Gainsbourg, a tango orchestra, avant-garde saxophonist Colin Stetson Kathleen Hanna’s The Julie Ruin, singer songwriter John Grant, the Australian Chamber Orchestra Quartet, British dance music outfit the Orb, a local death metal band and many more eclectic selections. (Last year both Elvis Costello and David Byrne appeared).

Like MONA, the music festival might not be to everyone’s taste – in fact some acts might drive you out of the Macquarie Wharf building where most of the music is housed – but the point is to open your mind and enjoy the experience rather thanfestival. Possibly the best audience reception for a mandolin player in Tasmanian history!

The Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro, a 12-piece tango combo from Argentina was almost an anti-climax after Thile, although its music was certainly dramatic. As the night fell, the music matched the darkness with its soaring rhythms.

On Saturday, Kathleen Hanna’s group The Julie Ruin took things to another level with their ‘post-feminist’ punk. Formerly of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre, Hanna’s history was impressive and her performance even more so. Dressed in a leotard, which Hanna firmly pointed out to someone up the front was ‘not underwear,’ she bounced and shouted with exceptional enthusiasm and energy – enough to completely belie her 45 years.

Out in the courtyard surrounding the venue, a group of local blacksmiths were having


a short set but proved enough with her electronic soul and her excellent band that she is marked for much bigger things. The audience agreed because her gig at the Backspace was packed.

Saxophonist Colin Stetson has played with Tom Waits, Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson, Arcade Fire and Bon Iver. He has mastered the art of circular breathing and produces some amazing sounds with his tenor sax (his bass was held up by the airline in Sydney). At times the music sounds like Philip Glass but here it is only one instrument with Stetson laying down a rhythm and his throat-mic producing some eerie sounds to accompany it. It was mesmerizing. When asked by someone in the audience how he mastered the circular breathing, after noting that he hadThe Orb but by that stage I was sated.

As I did with the magnificent MONA museum (over two days) I had dipped in and out of MOFO as it suited, exhilarated by the discoveries and immersing myself in the experience (even some I did not necessarily enjoy). This is my third visit here. It will not be my last.

Brian Wise was the Editor of Addicted To Noise‘s Australian site from 1997 – 2002. The site won two ONYA Awards as Best Online Music Magazine in 1999 & 2000. He has also been Editor since its reincarnation in 2013. He also presents the weekly music interview program Off The Record on 102.7 Triple R-FM (rrr.org.au) in Melbourne. It is networked to 45+ stations across Australia on the Community Radio


Network and is a four-time winner of the Best Music Program Award from the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia. In 2012, it was nominated as a finalist in the Excellence in Music Programming category. Brian was also the Founding Editor & Publisher of Rhythms Magazine and is now its Senior Contributing Editor.

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A group of contracted Western Province players have begun with pre-season training at the High Performance Centre in Bellville.

A group of contracted Western Province players have begun with pre-season training at the High Performance Centre in Bellville, as the Stormers and Western Province kick-off their preparations for the 2014 season.

Back Cheslin Kolbe, who is currently on South African Sevens duty, and flank Schalk Burger, who will play for the Barbarians in London this weekend, will join the training squad at a later stage.

However, hooker Scarra Ntubeni, flank Siya Kolisi and scrumhalf Louis Schreuder - all of whom also toured Europe with the Springboks this month - will join squad training on Monday, December 2.

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Vokes v. Arthur Murray, Inc., 212 So.2d 906, 28 A.L.R.3d 1405 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 1968).

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In recognition of his technical and professional achievements throughout his career with the United States Navy, as well as his contributions as a renowned author and film historian.

Henry T. Sampson remembers a career day at Morehouse College that changed his life and, “Contrary to what you read on the Internet, I had nothing to do with the cell phone,” but was a pioneer in the technology now used in cell phones.

Sampson’s journey from Jackson, Miss., to West Lafayette occurred thanks to the intervention of an unknown Purdue grad. “I was attending Morehouse in Atlanta. I went to Senior Career Day even though I was a sophomore. I spoke to a Pfizer rep, a Purdue grad who bragged about Purdue. I worked in Chicagoin cinema and performing arts in the U.S. His seven books include a two-volume set, “Blacks in Black Face: A Source Book on Early Black Musical Shows” (to be released next month), and several reference books examining the frequently overlooked contributions of African-Americans in American stage and cinema from the end of the Civil War to the beginning of the radio and TV age.

As for the Distinguished Engineering Alumnus award, Sampson says it’s “very special because I consider Purdue the starting point of my engineering profession. It was there I took an elective course in nuclear engineering that inspired me to pursue my graduate degrees in nuclear engineering.”

Sampson is married to Dr. Laura Young-Sampson, associate professor, California State University-San Bernardino.

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In a written statement Thursday, Murray's lawyer, Ed Chernoff,dismissed as "ridiculous" the official's assertion that Murray gave Jackson multiple drugs.
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For the first time in several years, the Cayman Turtle Farm has released hatchling turtles – 3 months old and younger – into the North Sound during the annual Pirates’ Week turtle release event.

Nearly 50 green sea turtles raised at the farm were let free into the sound and well more than half of them were hardly bigger than the size of an adult’s palm. Some of the turtles released were older, between one year and 18 months.

In the recent past, Turtle Farm Managing Director Tim Adam said farm officials had made the decision not to release the smaller hatchlings during the yearly event.

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These two guys, Peter and John, were always together. We first find them fishing together when they are called by Jesus (Lk 5:10), they were both in the inner circle of Jesus' disciples that witnessed the transfiguration, the healing of Jarius' daughter, and in the garden of Gethsemane, and they were sent together to prepare the Passover meal the night Jesus instituted the Lord's Supper (Lk 22:8).

They are heading to the temple because there are no buildings built for Christians to publicly worship yet. The temple is still the place of meeting, but it soon becomes the place of conflict. I read somewhere that the first type of place wasn't constructed until after 125 A.D. in towns east of Damascus, don't quote me


on that. They are headed to the temple at the ninth hour for prayer. This practice of prayer three times a day is frequently mentioned in scripture. Daniel did it out of habit. Dan 6:10. Ps 55:17carries it back to the time of David as well. Those who desired more were not limited to that either. Ps 119:164

While on their way they see a lame man who daily was carried to this door to beg for money, so to speak. He was basically asking for support due to his condition. There would have been a multitude of people there at this time to witness what was about to happen. This man asks alms from Peter and John. He obviously has his head down when Peter tells him tolusts of the flesh. 1Jn 2:16The word want has a second emphasis and it consists of not desiring anything more. Ps 34:9-10; Phil 4:19"Want" is not referring to struggles and problems. Have you ever thought of David's (the author of this psalm) struggles? He was a man who had intense privation, hardships, personal poverty, and an anguished spirit. We look at him as the king who messed up with Bathsheeba, but he had it good. Sorry, but he had about nineteen attempts on his life. After all that he still says, "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." It is just absurd to think we, as children of God, should have no struggles.

Consider men like Elijah, John the Immerser, and Jesus himself. We must keep a


sun scorched places that were of inferior sorts of what he provided for his flock. Soon enough she taught her lambs the same tricks. They were following her example. Then the other sheep began to follow her bad example of discontentment. He said she had to go because he discontentment was leading others down a dangerous and treacherous path, literally. She was ultimately butchered to protect the flock.

This sheep was not realizing that she would not be in want with her good shepherd. She wanted to venture outside the fold to seek better things and she was cut off from the flock. Today, we call that backsliding. I called that Carnal Christianity. Lately, I have began to call it Haran Christianity because many Christians are only trying toand is the doorway to the best pasture (Jn 10:9). If those characteristics do not stir up desire to be a sheep in His fold, I am not sure what will. This entire psalm goes on to recount how the Good Shepherd spares no pain for the welfare of his sheep. I read a story from a shepherd in which he tells about how a neighboring shepherd kept his flock. The man said that his neighbor should not have been allowed to be a shepherd as his flock was sickly, thin, weak, and riddled with disease and parasites. He said the neighbors flock frequently lined up along the fence to his fold and stared at his flock, the relationship he had with his flock, and the pastures he