the sacred stone both as inlay but also returning to the sacred scarab as truly representing death and resurrection on the Nile was the Tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. It was a small tomb in the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of the Nile. According to Wikipedia, it was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter.

Carter discovered the richest pharaonic burial site. Sarcophagus and mummy bedecked with gold and precious stones, Lapis lazuli and its imitations (glass and faience), carnelian and turquoise. The tomb was cramped with precious objects. It took Carter ten years to clear it of its treasures.

A lapis lazuli scarab was placed over the site of Tutankhamen’s heart to prevent the heart from incriminating him in the underworld’s Hall of Judgment. His heart itselfwas also replaced for jeweled heart scarabs made of lapis lazuli during embalming process. This is not done usually as Ancient Egyptians believe that heart is a place where the soul resides and is crucial to cross to afterlife, so it is always left in a body. But because of the sword injury Tut received during battle that destroyed his heart and lead to his death, his heart was replaced with lapis lazuli scarabs.

The idea was that the heart or its substitute was the seat of thought and would help the defendant during his interrogation by the tribunal of gods in the underworld’s Hall of Judgment.

There were several magnificent pectorals across his chest as well, representative of the Birth of the Sun, set with huge Lapis Lazuli scarabs.


In one of these, the wedjat or the Eye of Horus is balanced over a magnificent scarab with wide falcon like spread wings (a typical funerary scarab), standing on a solar boat, all inlaid with or carved of Lapis Lazuli. Also, a couple of bracelets covered with of lapis lazuli scarabs that are guarded by serpents or uraei inlaid with lapis were found in Tutankhamen’s tomb.

Book of Curiosities of the Sciences and Marvels for Eyes

In the medieval Egyptian manuscript “Book of Curiosities of the Sciences and Marvels for Eyes”, the buildings were painted with Lapis Lazuli, along with vermilion, gold and malachite green. The text itself, first composed in early eleventh century Egypt, is a medieval view of the cosmos. It is a cosmography dated around 1200 BCratio, suspension, and other areas.

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The A-model is the basis for the FAQ, and is further described herein. It was primarily available in the United States and Canada, through the 2007 model year. The B-model was only available in the US for the 1990 model year, but was available in the rest of the world for a number of years thereafter. The C-model is sold outside of the US and Canada, although the latter country has seen limited numbers of them. All three versions share the same engine. The B model is almost identical to the A model, except for the obvious difference in bodywork, the front brakes are better (dammit), and the suspension is an inch or so lower. The C-model has major differences,


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Students from Moore High School and the Owasso 8th Grade Center won the top awards Saturday [MARCH 29] at the Oklahoma State Science and Engineering Fair held annually at East Central University. Approximately 240 projects were vying for cash prizes and other awards.

The $500 Best of Fair Award in the senior high school division went to Ethan Guinn, a senior at Moore High School, for his research project, "Video Games: The Next Generation's Addiction."

The first exchange students to come to East Central University from Ukraine will arrive April 7 for a month-long stay under ECU's new Study Abroad exchange program with sister universities in Kiev and Moscow.

An internationally renowned Native American artist, a noted historical performer, an award-winning Choctaw musician and the 2008 Dynamic Women of theChickasaw Nation will visit East Central University Monday through Thursday [APRIL 7-10] for the annual campus series "On Oklahoma Ground: A Celebration of Native American History."

College students planning to transfer to East Central University can attend Transfer Enrollment Day April 9 [WEDNESDAY] to get a head start on their summer or fall classes.

To attend Transfer Enrollment Day, students must pre-register and submit an application for admission to ECU. Both forms are available online at www.ecok.edu by clicking on Prospective Tigers and then the link to Transfer Enrollment Day.

East Central University's mission is to foster a learning environment in which students, faculty, staff, and communityinteract to educate students for life in a rapidly changing and culturally diverse society. Within its service area,East Central University provides leadership for economic development


[Spatiotemporal expansion of urban and rural built-up areas in Shenyang City: an analysis based on remote sensing and GIS technology].
By using 1985, 1995, 1997, 2000 and 2004 satellite images and GIS technology, three indices including built-up area density, expansion intensity index, and fractal dimension were chosen to analyze the spatiotemporal characteristics, spatial differentiation, and morphological changes of urban and rural built-up areas in Shenyang City in 1985-2004, with the main driving factors discussed. In the study period, the high-density area of urban built-up area in the City increased year by year, and that of rural built-up area changed slightly before 1997 but increased gradually thereafter. The increased area, expansion speed, and expansion intensity of built-up area were evidently greater in urban than in rural area. An obvious spatialdifferentiation was observed in the expansion of built-up area between urban and rural areas, with the high-speed expansion mainly concentrated in urban area. The fractal dimension in urban area increased gradually, which meant that the integrated configuration of urban area became more and more complex, while that in rural area changed irregularly, because of the lack of reasonable planning and construction. Economic development, population growth, transportation, natural environment, policy-guiding, and urban planning were the main driving forces of the expansion of built-up areas in Shenyang City.


Boston, Everett and Holbrook are just some of the places that Massachusetts residents drove from on a recent weekday to get to Smoker Choice, a vape shop just across the border in Salem, New Hampshire.

Store manager Ali Shaikh says he's had a rush of Massachusetts customers.

"We always saw a lot of people from Massachusetts but they were mostly people that weren't 21 yet," Shaikh says. "All of a sudden the rush we got, it's people of all ages, all kinds of people."

Stores in New Hampshire certainly see their share of Massachusetts customers looking to escape the state sales tax or age restrictions on tobacco products. But Shaikh says his sales have increased about 30% since Massachusetts banned the sale of vaping products.

Other smoke shops in New Hampshire saytreated as if he has the plague two straight seasons by the Fantasy411-sponsored industry mock drafters?

Over the past four seasons, Floyd has provided a variety of attractive fantasy skills but has yet to put it all together in the same season. He has been remarkably healthy, avoiding the disabled list for his entire major league career outside (though he did have two soreness issues in September but didn’t land on the DL thanks to expanded rosters). His best season ERA-wise was 2008 when his LOB% was 71 percent, although it’s sat between 67 to 70 percent (league average is around 72 percent), which explains some of the discrepancy between his ERA and FIP. That might be a little worrisome, but the sample is still small enough where panic


isn't warranted. His low strikeout rate has jumped up over the past three seasons, and while it is trending downward, so is his walk rate. His home run rate is acceptable given his hitter-friendly home ballpark, and his WHIP has been very good for an American League starter outside of some BABIP misfortune in 2010.

According to Baseball Reference’s Play Index tool, only 42 pitchers have pitched a season from 2008 to 2011 in which they met each of the following criteria:

Clearly, the regular mock drafters and draftbots do not see eye to eye on Latos, who has the largest gap. Meanwhile Floyd is being bunched in with one pitcher coming off major surgery and another who is currently unemployed with a very bad back. Is lack of sexinesschange and they cheered with particular vigor when she read the new policy. (In the video at the end of this article, the section on transgender policy starts around 38:00.)

In an interview Tuesday before her talk, Pasquerella spoke of the decision as reflecting the college's "following our values." She said she has spent time talking to alumnae and not all of them favor the policy (which was approved by the college's board), but that there had been no protest either. (On the college's Facebook page, comments were overwhelmingly positive, with many alumnae writing of their pride in the decision, and only a few negative remarks.)

Mount Holyoke has never formally banned transgender applicants, nor has it formally welcomed them. To date, the college -- like many other women's colleges


identify as a male, the student would be welcome to finish his studies. (Here is an FAQ from the college on the new policy.)

Pasquerella stressed that she did not view the change as a move toward coeducation, but rather as a shift toward a more inclusive definition of a women's college. Pasquerella said she recognized that Mount Holyoke, as a Seven Sisters institution, attracts considerable attention. She said that she reached out to the Seven Sisters colleges that remain as women's colleges so that they would not be surprised by her college's move.

She also said she was motivated in part by debates over the way other colleges treat transgender students. Several Christian colleges that are coeducational have sought and received government exemptions from anti-bias laws so that these0 of 8

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Nearly all of the pieces are in place to provide a fuller picture of the 2018 NFL season. Thursday's regular-season schedule release was the appetizer for next week's draft in Arlington, Texas.

While we already knew who each team would face in 2018, we now know the when and where as well.

The release provides an early glimpse into each team's potential future after free agency and other personnel moves. A few teams will be far better, while others will falter.

The league prides itself on parity, as evidenced by the five new division champions that emerged in 2017. The Philadelphia Eagles went from a 7-9 record and last in the NFC East in 2016 to a 13-3 campaign and Super Bowl champions this past season.

How much


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Con Edison steam has provided reliable service to its customers for over 100 years, with over 1,800 steam customers south of 96th street Con Edison has capacity close to 13,000 Mlbs.

More importantly, the steam system provides close to 625,000 tons of cooling, relieving the Con Edison electric grid of close to 375 MW of electricity that it does not need to carry or a supplier produce in the peak ofalleges, inter alia, that defendant retail dealer in firearms sold to plaintiff, who was an obvious minor, a repeating rifle in derogation of the laws of Florida and the ordinances of the City of Miami; that defendant should have anticipated that the negligent and illegal sale of the weapon to a person of tender years would result in harm to plaintiff or others; that as a direct and proximate result of the negligent and illegal sale the weapon was discharged causing the injuries and resulting in the damages claimed.
The ordinance of the City of Miami in effect at the time the cause of action accrued provides that it shall be unlawful for any person to sell a deadly weapon to any minor under seventeen years of age, or


contributory negligence as stated in the plea and stricken by the lower court.
Both the state statute and the ordinance of the City of Miami make it a criminal offense for a dealer in firearms to sell weapons to minors. The complaint alleged sufficient facts to show the violation of the statute and the ordinance which, like the statute involved in the shipbuilding case, were enacted for the purpose of protecting minors against their presumed inexperience, immature judgment and carelessness. Both the Legislature and the City Commission of Miami had the right to enact the statute and ordinance under consideration, and when enacted it was binding upon children, parents and dealers in firearms alike. It cannot be assumed that either, by his desire or intention, could amend, alter ormodify them, but the law as it exists should control as intended. The violation gave rise to a cause of action. The responsibility rests on all to see that the spirit and letter of the law is observed and kept. We, therefore, hold that the defense of contributory negligence was not available to defendant under the circumstances present in this case, and was properly stricken.
From the pleadings, interrogatories, depositions and other evidence on file before the court it affirmatively appears without dispute that the minor plaintiff was less than seventeen years of age at the time he purchased from defendant the weapon described in the complaint; that defendant knew at the time of the sale that plaintiff was a minor, although he appeared large for his age and


to be experienced in the handling of firearms; that defendant did not have the express written approval of the minor's parents to sell to plaintiff the weapon which constituted the subject of the sale. The evidence further reveals that the minor plaintiff had owned and used firearms in the past; that on the day of his injury plaintiff, in the company of several other boys, was returning home from target practice in the Everglades; that when the automobile in which they were riding struck a depression in the road, plaintiff's rifle accidentally discharged shattering his thumb and injuring his hand. In the absence of any dispute in the material facts bearing upon the issue of liability or in the inference which may be reasonably drawn therefrom, plaintiff's rightTourist information office

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Father of murdered student tells vigil attendees that losing his daughter has turned into his ‘worst dream’

By the time Aiia Maasarwe’s father arrived at the silent vigil planned in his daughter’s honour on Friday night, the steps of Parliament House in Melbourne were full.

Attendees sat in neat rows marching up the grand stone staircase looking down Bourke Street to the tram stop where Maasarwe, a 21-year-old Palestinian student, boarded the No.86 tram on Tuesday night and never made it home.

No one spoke until Saeed Maasarwe, who arrived in Australia 36 hours earlier to identify his daughter’s body, asked to address the crowd. Through a family friend, he said that seeing the number of people – more than a thousand – who had gathered to keep vigil had easedsome of his pain.

Earlier, he told reporters that losing Aiia was his “worst dream”.

“She was very happy here, she liked everything here in Australia,” he said. “The five months she was here, she has enjoyed, she has had a good time here. And then this has come: The very worst. The most worst it can be.”

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Aiia, an Israeli national from the predominantly Arab city of Baqa al-Gharbiyye, was in Melbourne on a student exchange program with Latrobe College, part of Latrobe University.

She was killed between midnight and 1am on Wednesday morning on the 1km walk between the tram stop on Plenty Road at the Polaris Shopping Centre in Bundoora and her off-campus apartment on Main Drive.

She had spent


the afternoon with a meetup group of international students seeking to practise their English and then went to the Comics Lounge in North Melbourne with friends. Some of them gave her a lift into Bourke Street, where she jumped on the No.86 tram home and made the 50-minute journey to stop 61, Bundoora Park.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Saeed Maasarwe, father of murdered student Aiia Maasarwe, at the vigil at Parliament House in Melbourne on Friday night. Photograph: Calla Wahlquist/The Guardian

She was walking home from the tram stop and talking on Facetime to her younger sister when the phone suddenly fell to the ground. Her body was found by tradesmen at 7am, barely hidden behind bushes on the grassy slope between the footpath and the shopping centre’s double-storey car park.

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Herreshoff, John Brown, 1841-1915

John Brown Herreshoff was the Bristol-born elder brother and indispensable associate of Hall of Famer Nat Herreshoff. The Herreshoff Manufacturing Company, which built seven America’s Cup defenders from 1893 through 1934, was founded in 1878 by “JB” and Nat Herreshoff. This firm operated under JB’s direction for thirty-seven years.

JB lost one eye to disease at age 13 and the other by an accident a year later. Despite his blindness, he excelled as an administrator and possessed great business skills. For fifteen years prior to his formation of the Herreshoff Company he built boats on his own. JB’s early technical work on yachts, steam vessels, and torpedo boats for the U.S. Navy laid the foundation for the establishment of the


Over the last few weeks, Nintendo has been steadily feeding us snippets of information about the Mega Pokémon we can expect to see in their upcoming Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire games. Now, thanks to a Japanese trailer released on YouTube today, you can see these Mega monsters battling it out in full, anime-style glory.

The trailer begins with player characters Brendan and May relaxing at home with starter Pokémon Treecko, Mudkip and Torchic. After embarking on their Pokémon adventure, the pair fight Gym Leaders and Champions, take part in Contests and encounter a variety of creatures with powerful Mega forms.

Most of the new Mega Pokémon are revealed in a series of one-on-one battles, though Mega Audino and Mega Altaria put in an appearance at the Contest Hall, while(CNN) Here are the stories our panel of top political reporters will be watching for in the week ahead, in today's "Inside Politics" forecast.

1. Beto O'Rourke's campaign woes

The excitement that greeted Beto O'Rourke's presidential candidacy is long gone. The former Texas congressman has been stuck in low single digits in most polls, and CNN senior Washington correspondent Jeff Zeleny reports he's now running low on cash.

"On the eve of the fundraising deadline for all the candidates to report their money, he's yet to report," Zeleny said. "I'm told by a couple of top supporters familiar with his financial situation that it's bleak. A few staffers have begun leaving El Paso, moving on to other things. ... He has a lot of high-powered, high-paid staff members so there are


discussions going on, I'm told, as to what the next step is. He's committed to staying in, but it's not the summer he envisioned."

2. Rust Belt Democrats still haunted by 2016

We're exactly one year out from the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee. Wisconsin, of course, flipped from blue to red in 2016 for the first time since 1984. New York Times national political correspondent Lisa Lerer says Democrats there -- and in Michigan and Pennsylvania -- remain haunted.

"What is striking in talking to Democratic voters and officials in those states is how much the party is infected with a case of PTSD from that election," Lerer said. And they still can't decide why President Donald Trump won.

"You'll hear that Hillary Clinton talked about President Trump too much orRALEIGH -- Ernest Perry worked for nearly 20 years at the Raleigh mail processing center. He says he sorted mail using giant machines that spewed dust until he started getting sick.
"You see dust, flying," said Perry. "It's constant mail movement, constant mail all around you," he continued.
He says when he started having shortness of breath he thought it was allergies or the flu until it became so bad that he went to the hospital.
"I went to the emergency room and the doctors were just mesmerized looking at my lungs, and, of course that feeling of, "Oh, no, what is it?'" said Perry.
Perry says the doctors told him it was sarcoidosis: scarring of the lungs. Normally, lungs show up black on x-rays. But, his x-rays reveal white clouds. He


Perry worked for nearly 20 years at the Raleigh mail processing center. He says he sorted mail using giant machines that spewed dust until he started getting sick.
"You see dust, flying," said Perry. "It's constant mail movement, constant mail all around you," he continued.
He says when he started having shortness of breath he thought it was allergies or the flu until it became so bad that he went to the hospital.
"I went to the emergency room and the doctors were just mesmerized looking at my lungs, and, of course that feeling of, "Oh, no, what is it?'" said Perry.
Perry says the doctors told him it was sarcoidosis: scarring of the lungs. Normally, lungs show up black on x-rays. But, his x-rays reveal white clouds. He says over thepostal employees say they're ill with what they call severe, mysterious, respiratory problems. Many of them are right here in the Chicago area.
Current and former postal workers blame paper dust inside the post offices. The last government studies on postal dust were ten years ago. The U.S.P.S says the science can't verify their theory. That's not acceptable for people who say they're "sorting through a sickness."

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Nationwide, hundreds of postal employees say they're ill with what they call severe, mysterious, respiratory problems. Many of them are right here in the Chicago area.
Current and former postal workers blame paper dust inside the post offices. The last government studies on postal dust were ten years ago. The U.S.P.S says the science can't verify their theory. That's not acceptable


for people who say they're "sorting through a sickness."

Postal Workers Nationwide are getting sick, ill and are deceasing from the dust in the United States Postal Service. Google: NWIAL.com, "Airborne Paper Fiber-Nuisance Dust or Killer?" for signs and symptoms. Asthma is the Link from the United States Postal Service to the United States Postal Worker.

Postal Workers Nationwide are getting sick, ill and are deceasing from the dust in the United States Postal Service. Google: NWIAL.com, "Airborne Paper Fiber-Nuisance Dust or Killer?" for signs and symptoms. Asthma is the Link from the United States Postal Service to the United States Postal Worker.

Postal Workers Nationwide are getting sick, ill and are deceasing from the dust in the United States Postal Service. Google: NWIAL.com, "Airborne Paper Fiber-Nuisance Dust or Killer?" fora sea of colours at the giant paint party at the finish line. Fuelled by fresh DJ beats, fluorescent paint cannons and high spirits, the celebration continues at the only glow-in-the-dark paint party in the heart of the city.

Also added to the ILLUMI experience for its 2ndMalaysian edition, participants can look forward to numerous activities at the Race Village such as the all new giant ILLUMI slide which has an elevation of 3 meters high that slides them down into a pool of paint.

Other attractions include The Neon Playground that showcases giant glowing installations of popular games such as Hopscotch, Jenga and Tic-tac-toe for the public to enjoy, ILLUMI Glo Swing that features a LED light embedded swing that activates and changes colour when it moves, and the


Police feeling a bit dopey

A CANNABIS farm has been discovered yards away from a city-centre police station.

More than 300 plants, worth £100,000, were found on the third floor of a disused multi-storey warehouse after a blaze in the building, which is 40 yards away from, and opposite, Manchester’s Bootle Street station.

It is thought the fire may have been started by an electrical short circuit that affected lighting used to grow the plants.Newark, NJ — It was announced today, that the best collegiate hockey in the country will skate into Prudential Center as the inaugural Liberty Hockey Invitational will launch this October 25 and 26. The two-day, four game tournament features an all-Ivy roster, where Princeton, Yale, Brown and Dartmouth will compete for the Liberty Trophy. Over the next three years, the tournament will feature Princeton and Yale of the ECAC, with invitational spots filled by Hockey East programs at Maine, Massachusetts, UMass-Lowell, Merrimack, and Vermont.

Princeton men's hockey, the host team of the Liberty Hockey Invitational, will be a staple in the tournament along with Yale Bulldogs. The Princeton and Yale rivalry dates back to January 19, 1901, when the Tigers defeated Yale 5-0. The teams have played 246 games


with Yale holding a 132-103-10 edge in the all-time series.

"My players, staff and I are looking forward to being a part of a first-rate experience in the Liberty Hockey Invitational. We're thrilled to be a part of this annual tournament to be played at the Prudential Center," said Bob Prier, Princeton men's hockey head coach. "We hope the fans and alums in the metropolitan area are as excited as we are and come out to cheer us on in October at the Rock."

The 2013-14 seasons will mark the 110th season of varsity hockey at Princeton. The first game was played on November 30, 1909 against the Drisler School. Princeton did not compete for three years during World War I and II.

Over recent years, Princeton has had 10 playersmove on to professional careers in the NHL. Current players include Jeff Halpern and Darroll Powe of the New York Rangers, George Parros of the Florida Panthers and Kevin Westgarth of the Carolina Hurricanes. A total of 23 Tigers have been drafted in the NHL since the draft's inception in 1963.

The most notable alum from the program is Hobey Baker, arguably Princeton's greatest athletic hero. It was at Princeton that Baker distinguished himself as one of the greatest college hockey players of all time, dominating every game he played in and frustrating all who tried to contain him. The annual award for the nation's best collegiate hockey player is named in his memory, the Hobey Baker Memorial Award and is housed at Hobey Baker Rink on the Princeton


Rachel Bagwell is popular because he married to Jeff Bagwell. Her husband is an American former professional first baseman and coach who spent his entire 15-year in Major League Baseball playing career with the Houston Astros.

She is having a good life with her husband. If you want to know about her personal and professional life then stay on our page.

Rachel Bagwell’s Bio & Wiki

Rachel Bagwell was born in United States. Her born name is Rachel Brown. She hasn’t disclosed about her exact birth date and exact place, however, her husband Jeff was born on May 27, 1968, in Boston, Massachusetts, the United States with the birth sign Gemini. Talking about her family, her father in law is Robert Bagwell.

Besides, there is no information about her early life andeducation information.

Rachel Bagwell’s Career

Rachel Bagwell is not familiar to social media whereas Jeff is also not. Thus, she hasn’t disclosed about her career but her husband has. As mention earlier he spends his time as a baseman coach for fifteen years in Major League Baseball. However, he started his football career at the University of Hartford as a third baseman in the 1989 amateur draft.

Bagwell set the record for smallest plate appearances to accomplish both 100 runs batted in and 100 runs scored, made a .750 slugging rate in fourth reliable NL MVP ever, the most important in the NL since 1925 while hitting a calling high .368.

Mainly, he is the main first baseman to achieve the 30–30 club more than once. After becoming an expert, Jeff served


in sporadic teacher assignments with the Astros, for example, hitting the couch in 2010.

Rachel Bagwell’s Personal Life (Spouse & Children)

Moving towards her personal life she was married before Jeff Bagwell. First, she was married to Michael Brown who was a hand surgeon who had been on many television commercials. The reason why she divorced is he abused her many times and Rachel decided to file a divorce. Then she started to date with Jeff. Moreover, Rachel was Michael’s fourth wife. It comes to know that he even beat her when she was seven months pregnant.

Besides, she is now living with Jeff happily. Talking about her husband Jeff he also married before twice. His first marriage was with American fashion model whose name is Shaune Bagwell in 1992, November14.

However, they got divorced in 1996, July 2. After divorcing Shaune he met Ericka Rodriguez and got married in 1997, October 26 and also got two children; Blake Bagwell and Bryce Bagwell. With her, he stays15 years of long last relationship. But they parted in 2012. But they did not disclose about their exact divorced reason.

At last Jeff dated Rachel since 2011 but not married yet. However, Rachel has three kids which were from the past connection from Michael.

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After two months of heavy rain waterlogged the third-generation family farm, Friday night's torrential downpours brought disaster. By daybreak Saturday, 12 of the farm's 14 acres were under four feet of water, wiping out nearly the entire crop of microgreens, mesclun salad greens and herbs, along with irrigation infrastructure and many of the multitiered beehives that once produced hundreds of gallons of honey.

This was just weeks after Dean J. Okimoto, president and owner of Nalo Farms, had put up for sale 2.5 acres of his family's land and transferred the remaining 14 acres of leased state land to his farm workers in an effort to pay off debt. So Nalo Farms on Saturday set up a Gofundme page to help with the costs to


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Okimoto is no stranger to this kind of hardship. On the verge of failure in the mid-1980s when a fungus killed his entire crop of basil, he was introduced to a young chef Roy Yamaguchi. Yamaguchi told him to grow microgreens for his new restaurant in Hawaii Kai. It was the beginning days of Hawaii Regional Cuisine, when chefs were using their haute cuisine training to celebrate local flavors and ingredients. For Okimoto, it was the start of the signature Nalo Greens mixes now found on everything from plate lunches to tasting menus to supermarket shelves.

Okimoto was the first produce farmer in Hawaii to build a food-safe processing plant so hetoll-facility-identifier signal indicating the identity of the upcoming toll facility. As the vehicle approaches the identification site, the in-vehicle processor receives the identifier signal and calculates the toll to be debited. When the vehicle passes through the toll facility, the in-vehicle processor transmits its identity, its net balance and the toll, which it debits from an account balance. The in-vehicle processor may increment a low balance, in which case it transmits information which is relayed to a central system for billing. Note that all references cited herein are incorporated by reference.
In some electronic toll collection applications, it would be desirable to vary the information transmitted by the RFID tag based on vehicle conditions. One example is a toll road with high occupancy toll (HOT/HOV) lanes. Highway administrations have


Claudia Ruitenberg appointed as Academic Director, UBC Vantage College

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dr. Claudia Ruitenberg as the new Academic Director of UBC Vantage College.

Claudia Ruitenberg is Associate Professor of Philosophy of Education in the Department of Educational Studies. She is the author of Unlocking the World: Education in an Ethic of Hospitality (2015), and looks forward to using the perspective presented in this book to welcome Vantage students to UBC. Claudia has edited or co-edited several other volumes, including one due to appear in 2017 on study as a distinct educational concept. In her research she asks philosophical questions about educational policies and practices, including political education, art and aesthetic education, discourse and translation, and professional ethics. Through an appointment as Scholar at UBC'sCentre for Health Education Scholarship, she has also developed an interest in philosophical perspectives on health professions education.

She is currently serving as Graduate Advisor in her department and one of two Faculty of Education representatives on the UBC Vancouver Senate. In these and other roles she has gained experience in leadership and administrative areas such as policy, curriculum development, hiring, and mentorship. In her scholarly community, she is serving as a member of the Executive Board of the Philosophy of Education Society and President of the Canadian Philosophy of Education Society. In the summer of 2016, she joined the Board of Governors of Stratford Hall IB School in East Vancouver.

Claudia was born and raised in The Netherlands, attended Pearson College on Vancouver Island, and returned to Canada in


2000 to pursue a PhD at Simon Fraser University. As a former international student, she is committed to international education and hopes to contribute to the meaningful internationalization of teaching and research at UBC.

Claudia will begin in her new role on May 1st, 2017. Her appointment is for a three year term.

UBC Vantage College is the only international college of its kind at a top-tier university in Canada. The program is taught by UBC faculty, courses are full UBC courses approved by Senate. Our students are UBC students who receive an undifferentiated transcript.

Vantage One offers a full 11-month first year program in Arts and Science, and in 2015 introduced Engineering and Management. Vantage College students will progress to both UBC campuses. Some will spend their third term atGastrointestinal nematodes of cattle in the northeastern US: results of a producer survey.
A questionnaire covering management practices and producer perception of the effects of gastrointestinal nematode infections was sent to dairy and beef producers in the northeastern US. The mailing list was derived from membership in grazing groups and attendance at grazing events. A final total of 474 responses were suitable for analyses. These responses covered 14 states, but for the purpose of analysis were broken into five groups: New England (NE), Vermont (VT), New York (NY), Pennsylvania (PA), and south and west (S and W) of Pennsylvania. Two-thirds of the responses were from dairy producers. The average number of animals for the farms was 50 cows, 27 heifers, and 20 calves. The average acreage used for grazing


was 70 acres, and about two-thirds of the responses used rotational grazing for at least the cows. About one-half of the rotational grazers had been practicing rotational grazing for more than 5 years. Most rotational programs for cows involved a daily rotation, but the rotational interval for other age groups was longer. There was a difference of about 2 months (5.25-7.27) in the length of the grazing season as one moved from New England to south and west of Pennsylvania. Parasite control practices varied greatly by location and animal class. Most producers used anthelmintics one to two times per year, but 10-30% of responses said they did not deworm their cattle. The most common time to deworm was in the spring, and the second most common time wasthe fall. Between 10 and 20% of respondents reported deworming as a response to decreased productivity or body condition. The use of anthelmintics increased as the location moved from New England to south and west of Pennsylvania. Producer perception of parasite effects was closely related to their anthelmintic use, and also increased as the location moved to the south, and is most likely the result of the increased length of the grazing season. Of producers who ascribed estimated a cost of the parasite, the majority estimated this cost to be between US$ 5 and 20 per animal per year.


prisons. During that litigation, the state has crafted policies for early release and lists of prospective prisoners, looking at those who are elderly, frail or close to finishing their sentences.

As of Saturday, the California Department of Corrections said that no inmates have yet tested positive for COVID-19, though it announced three employees were infected — two at the California Institution for Men and one at California State Prison-Sacramento, located outside Folsom. A San Quentin State Prison employee who previously was reported to have tested positive ultimately was a negative case, the department said.

Some 1,800 inmates were affected when two cellblocks at San Quentin were put on lockdown because of reports of influenza-like illness. Internal documents obtained by The Times show multiple blocks at the California Health Care Facility,Article Preview

OUR LARGEST LATIN NEIGHBOR PAYS US A VISIT; Brazil, in the Person of Dr. Aranha, Comes On a Mission of Good-Will and Understanding

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THE meeting of President Roosevelt and the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Oswaldo Aranha, at Washington this week is ex pected to be an important episode in the history of Pan-American relations and to open a new chapter in the story of the long friendship between the United States and Brazil.

February 12, 1939

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Recy Taylor, 1944 (courtesy of the Tamiment Library, New York University)

Say her name: Recy Taylor. In 1944, 24-year-old Recy Taylor and two friends were walking back from a late-night church service in Abbeville, Ala., when seven young white men in a car stopped them and threatened them with a gun. Taylor was forced to enter the car, and the men drove off with her into the woods.

“Some white boys took me out there and messed with me,” said Taylor in a 2011 NPR interview with journalist Michel Martin.

At least six of those men raped her (one claimed that he did not) and then dropped her off on the side of the road. She walked home and told her father what happened.

Taylor, married and a new mother, spoke outagainst her perpetrators, and the case was sent to a grand jury—twice. Civil rights icon Rosa Parks investigated the rape as part of her early work with the NAACP. Black newspapers in Northern states followed the case and helped to organize activism and protest within the black community. But even after two grand juries, Taylor’s attackers were never even indicted.

Clip about the Recy Taylor case from the Chicago Defender

Despite the immediate impact of her case, an academic book about her and even a recent apology to her by the state of Alabama, few people today can recall Taylor’s name or tell her story. But the makers of a new documentary, The Rape of Recy Taylor, are seeking to change that.

Taylor never received the proper legal justice she deserved


died down, her case was forgotten by many and even deleted from most Alabama records. McGuire’s academic research helped unearth those records, and in 2011, she published the book At the Dark End of the Street: Black Women, Rape, and Resistance—A New History of the Civil Rights Movement From Rosa Parks to the Rise of Black Power.

“The more I read about these women, the more I thought black women testimonies paved the way for crucial civil rights cases,” said McGuire, who served as a consultant for the documentary. “Black women testified about sexual violence way before white women did.”

McGuire’s book prompted the Black Women’s Blueprint to reach out to Recy Taylor and honor her. In the last year and a half, Farah Tanis and members have visited Taylorfour times, the last time on Jan. 1, her 97th birthday. Taylor’s story is also included in the Black Women’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Sexual Assault. The truth commission includes stories of rape survivors starting from 1944.

While McGuire conducted her research, Taylor’s family continued to seek justice for Taylor. This mainly fell onto the shoulders of Taylor’s brother, Corbitt, who was only 9 years old in 1944.

But this was almost impossible because all records of Taylor’s case had been erased from local Abbeville libraries and courthouses. He reached out to McGuire in 2009 when he heard about her research. In 2011 the work of Corbitt, McGuire, countless journalists and internet activists paid off. The state of Alabama issued an official apology to Taylor.

“I pursued this justice because


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The Mechanical Turk was a clock-like contraption
that appeared to play chess.
Chess pieces were attached to rods that were
hooked into a bathtub-sized box.
After Empress Maria made a move on the board,
she turned a crank that activated the machine,
which would move chess pieces mechanically.
To her surprise, the machine was able to beat
most challengers.
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a person hidden inside!
Getting a machine to play chess is actually
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English:
So when AI researchers first tried to tackle
the problem in the late 1940s and early 1950s,
they focused on simpler chess situations.
Like, games with only a few pieces remaining
on the board or full games played on a small
6x6 board without any bishops.
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As the horde of bees thinned to a few dozen, I begged for her help. She had run out of ground, but remained reluctant to return. As I pawed at myself, I lost sight of her.


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A woman discovered her male colleagues were tracking her period so they can avoid her when she is moody and 'stay away from trouble.'

The woman was talking to a male co-worker about relationships during their lunch break when the unnamed man told her she was single because she talked back, according to The Herald Sun.

When the woman, who is also unnamed, began to cry, the man apologised but then asked her if she was on her period.

An Australian woman discovered her male colleagues were tracking her menstrual cycle after she cried during a disagreement with a co-worker and he asked her if she was on her period (stock image)

The woman said she was on her period and asked the man how he knew, after which he revealed hehad been tracking her menstrual cycle on a calendar.

'They want to stay away from me when I'm PMSing, because I get a bit moody,' the woman later told a friend.

It is a 'good strategy to track her period cycle in order to avoid unnecessary situations,' the man said, before adding that he was 'just trying to stay away from trouble.'

The man quickly confessed that he had been tracking her period so he can avoid her when she is moody and 'stay away from trouble' (stock image)

There are several online apps that allow men to keep count of the days between periods

After marking her cycle on a calendar, he then sent the calendar around to all of their male co-workers to keep track of.

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It was the essence of life to disbelieve in death for one's self, to act as if life would continue forever. And life had to act also as if little issues were big ones. To take a realistic attitude toward life and death meant that one lapsed into unreality. Into insanity. It was ironic that the only way to keep one's sanity was to ignore that one was in an insane world or to act as if the world were sane.

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Johnson’s first NASCAR race was at the 1998 Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park for Herzog Motorsports. Johnson’s Xfinity Series career resulted in two poles, twenty-four top-ten finishes, and one win at Chicagoland Speedway in 2001. Johnson left Herzog Motorsports after the 2001 season and joined Hendrick Motorsports, and the rest was history.

Johnson’s first win with Hendrick Motorsports came at the 2002 NAPA Auto Parts 500 in Fontana, CA. Johnson has started 651 races with 227 top-five finishes, 364 top-ten finishes, 36 poles, and 83


career wins, including winning the Daytona 500 and Southern 500 two times, Brickyard 400 and Coca-Cola 600 four-time. His last win came at the 2017 AAA 400 Drive for Autism at Dover International Speedway. He also won seven NASCAR Cup Series championships, then known as the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series from 2006-10, 2013, and 2016 tied with Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty for the most titles won in NASCAR history. There is no question that Jimmie Johnson is a first-ballot Hall of Famer. He will go down as one of the best drivers in the 2000s and 2010s decade.In the construction of many buildings, a finished ceiling, which is referred to as a drop ceiling, is spaced below a structural floor panel that is constructed of concrete, for example. Light fixtures as well as other items appear below the drop ceiling. The space between the ceiling and the structural floor which it is suspended serves as a return-air plenum for elements of heating and cooling systems as well as a convenient location for the installation of communications cables including those for computers and alarm systems. The latter includes communication, data and signal cables for use in telephones, computer, control, alarm and related systems. It is not uncommon for these plenums to be continuous throughout the length and width of each floor. Also, the space under a


A man has been arrested outside Highpoint Homemaker Centre after a parking spat left another male driver hospitalised, in Melbourne's north-west.

A Victoria Police spokeswoman said the two men were believed to have been involved in a fight outside the shopping centre during Boxing Day sales just after 2:30pm.

One caller to 3AW who witnessed the attack unfold said the two men were screaming at each other.

“There was one bloke reaching into another car taking swings, next minute he’s down on the ground with a bit of blood on him,” he said.

“Next thing the driver is yelling, ‘He took my spot, he’s trying to take my spot!'”

Ambulance Victoria confirmed a man aged in his 40s was taken from the scene to the Royal Melbourne Hospital in a stable condition withCharge: Man stabbed homeless camper at Woodland Park The defendants allegedly said of his victim, 'He won't be sleeping in that spot anymore'

Photo: Katja Kircher/Getty Images/Maskot A 58-year-old man reportedly stabbed a longtime homeless camper at...

A 58-year-old man reportedly stabbed a longtime homeless camper at Woodland Park earlier this month, referring to the area as "his park" and claiming he wouldn't allow any other homeless sleepers there, King County prosecutors say.

Glenn Legg is charged with second-degree assault after a man was stabbed in the forehead March 17.

Seattle police responded about 2 p.m. to the 5800 block of Green Lake Way North, where callers reported that one man held a man armed with a knife to the ground.

Cops arrived at a shelter on the park grounds to find one


man bleeding from the face and another -- identified as Legg --with blood on his face, clothes and hands. The alleged victim told officers the other man stabbed him.

Medics took the victim to Harborview Medical Center for treatment of a 3-inch cut to his forehead.

The victim told officers he had lived in the park for several years without any problems and did not know the attacker, according to the incident reports. However, that afternoon he was sitting on his sleeping bag when a man came yelling at him and immediately attacked him, court documents say.

The assailant stabbed him in the forehead and the victim grabbed his wrist in a physical struggle to prevent another strike, reports indicate. Though the attacker repeatedly yelled that he would kill him, theMax is joined by Barry Glendenning, Mark Langdon and Lars Sivertsen to look back at Liverpool’s triumph, an Eden Hazard masterclass, Santi Cazorla, Douglas Costa and more from Europe

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Lars Sivertsen and Mark Langdon to look back at a packed weekend of football, starting with Liverpool’s win at Wembley, as they beat Tottenham 2-1 at Wembley.

Chelsea smashed Cardiff with an Eden Hazard masterclass, while there were wins for five of the top six from last season’s Premier League – Spurs the only team to lose. Bournemouth and West Ham impressed in games which, hopefully for them, are a sign of things to come.

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bits from the Football League, Scotland and Europe, with Sid Lowe dialling in to tell us of a low-scoring weekend in La Liga, Archie Rhind-Tutt WhatsApping with news of a high-scoring weekend in the Bundesliga and Paolo Bandini on the line to talk about spitting in Serie A.

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An example of the former, Bedrocan in the Netherlands, produces cannabis solely for the government authority, which then exports most of it to Germany. Bophelo Bioscience and Wellness, a startup recently acquired by a Canadian-firm and based in tiny Lesotho, the first country in Africa to legalize cannabis, is an example of the latter. Somewhere else is a company like Fotmer Life Sciences in Uruguay, which is hoping to supplant both.

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her to be discussing Turkish-Somali relations as an American representative? On whose behalf was she speaking? Did anyone bless this meeting at the federal level, and on what grounds? Did Omar have any reservations about meeting with President Erdogan given the totalitarian, bellicose, and bigoted nature of his regime? What do Omar’s Democratic colleagues at the national level make of this meeting?

This last question would likely elicit some interesting answers, given what prominent Democrats have said about President Erdogan. Take Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), for example, a critic of Erdogan and his repression of journalists. In April 2017, several months before the Omar-Erdogan meeting, a Turkish prosecutor announced he was investigating Schumer, among other Americans, for fomenting the supposed coup Erdogan crushed in 2016. Would SchumerRussian air defense system, and other offending acts.

Last but not least, there was nary a peep about Logan Act violations from Obama administration officials.

Democrats would likely contend that U.S. leaders routinely meet with President Erdogan. Turkey is ostensibly a North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally, albeit increasingly in name only. But a state assemblywoman is not a head of state or diplomat. Nor did Omar have any business speaking as a representative of the U.S. government, which was her de facto position in discussing international relations—and perhaps most strangely, international relations independent of the United States’.

Worse Ties to Terrorist Front Groups

Perhaps the more troubling tie that binds President Erdogan and Omar is their shared affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood—the tip of the Sunni jihadist spear. Erdogan has publicly defended


the Muslim Brotherhood, and vice versa, as he and the group share a common Sunni Islamic supremacist ideology. Erdogan’s Turkey has also been an ardent supporter of Hamas, one of the Muslim Brotherhood’s most notorious jihadist offshoots.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has effectively served as the public relations arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States, in part through its support of Hamas. CAIR’s coordination with Hamas was revealed when it was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest jihad financing case in U.S. history, the Holy Land Foundation trial, in which several individuals were prosecuted for a scheme that resulted in millions of dollars flowing to Hamas.

The longstanding links between the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, and CAIR have been detailed in proposed legislation that woulddesignate the Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization. The unpassed law notes:

Shortly after HAMAS was founded in 1987, as an outgrowth of the Muslim Brotherhood, the International Muslim Brotherhood ordered the Muslim Brotherhood chapters throughout the world to create Palestine Committees, who supported HAMAS with ‘media, money and men’. The U.S.-Muslim Brotherhood created the United States Palestine Committee, which documents reflect was initially comprised of 3 organizations: the Holy Land Foundation, the Islamic Association for Palestine, and the United Association for Studies and Research. CAIR was later added to these organizations. The mandate of these organizations, per the International Muslim Brotherhood, was to support HAMAS, and the HLF’s [Holy Land Foundation] particular role was to raise money to support HAMAS’ organizations inside the Palestinian territories.

Following the Holy Land


Foundation case, the FBI swore off contact with CAIR. On account of its ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, the United Arab Emirates classified CAIR as a terrorist organization in 2014.

President Erdogan has met with senior members of CAIR on multiple occasions. Omar seems to share Erdogan’s affinity for the group. Her recent offending comments regarding the attacks of September 11, 2001 were made in front of CAIR’s Los Angeles chapter. Omar was previously an Advisory Board member for CAIR’s Minnesota branch. She has also received several thousand dollars’ worth of political contributions from CAIR’s California political action committee, as well as CAIR personnel in the 2018 fundraising cycle.

The congresswoman has been linked to the Muslim Brotherhood in other ways, as illustrated multiple times in recent weeks. In Februaryof the US and the USSR – with the latter often seen as the hard power bulwark against US global imperial dominance. Post-1989 anti-imperialism has typically analysed the international order in unitary terms: there is a single dominant global power – the US, with its allies – and a range of different lesser powers and movements resisting its global dominance. There are then also a series of debates about whether other, lesser great powers can also be usefully analysed as imperialist.

However, again as I see things, we’re now entering a period of increasing rival great power competition. In this context, an anti-imperialism that sees the global order as shaped by a single dominant power or group of allied powers is poorly suited to accurate geopolitical analysis. I’m not


and the broader economic environment; and those associated with international cooperation.

This research system framework therefore already incorporated many of the elements of the later National Innovation Systems approach. Godin argues that there are two big differences between the research system and the NIS approaches. First, for the research system approach, government was regarded as having “prime responsibility in the performance of the system”. For the later NIS approach, “it would rather be the role of government as facilitator that was emphasised”. Second, the research system approach focused on the research system as a whole, whereas the NIS approach privileges the firm as the key component of the system. Both of these shifts (I would argue) can be seen as representative of the shift towards neoliberal economic governance andcustoms union to be treated as if it were a single contracting party” (57). For this reason, European nations could, in 1957, establish a common European customs union, and thereby maintain differential treatment of European and non-European trading partners.

When Britain joined the Community in 1973, therefore, there was a transfer of authority for trade relations from Whitehall and Westminster to the EEC Commission and Council. Thus trade policy to a considerable extent ceased to be a matter of British politics. (57)

The primary goal of the WTO, on Nicol’s account, was to have more effective enforcement machinery than GATT. The WTO Disputes Settlement Understanding (DSU) was more legalistic and binding than the previous GATT process. Moreover, because the WTO was founded at a point when neoliberalism was in the


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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who is already under fire from the party for “repeatedly” praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, triggered fresh controversy on Monday with his remarks that Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru’s hanging was “wrong”.

“I think the hanging was both wrong and badly handled. Family should have been warned, given a last meeting & body returned,” he tweeted, in response to a remark on the issue.

Guru was hanged inside Tihar Jail on February 9, 2013, during the tenure of the Congress-led UPA government.

This comment came on a day separatists protesting Guru’s hanging organised a shutdown in the Valley, disrupting normal life. One person was killed in the protests, when security forces allegedly opened fire on the agitators in Baramulla district.

“The people ofDescription

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                         for the Middle District of Florida

                                      (July 11, 2012)

Before DUBINA, Chief Judge, EDMONDSON, Circuit Judge, and RESTANI,*
Judge.

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        Honorable Jane A. Restani, United States Court of International Trade Judge, sitting by
designation.
DUBINA, Chief Judge:

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Heritage Plaza Building and lessee of the land upon which the building is located, and Providence Land Corporation, owner/lessor of the land.
Frank Stewart, Jr. and Providence Land Corporation filed a motion for summary judgment which was granted by the trial court and plaintiff appeals. We affirm.

FACTS
Plaintiff was injured as she exited the Heritage Plaza building in Metairie. There are two stairways exiting the building. At the time of the accident, one stairway was under construction and was barricaded by ropes. A Loomis armored truck was parked at the base of the other stairway, servicing a tenant of the building.
Plaintiff descended the stairs and attempted to turn to the right to go to the building adjacent to the Heritage Plaza. She saw two Loomis employees standing and conversing inof which plaintiff complains was a cause-in-fact of the harm;
II. Whether there was a duty on the part of the defendant which was imposed to protect against the risk involved;
III. Whether there was a breach of that duty; and
IV. Damages.
Allowing the Loomis truck to park in front of the building was probably a cause-in-fact of the accident. But we need not decide this point conclusively.
Both parties agree that the truck was parked in front of the exit. Both parties also agree that Ms. Boue exited the building and walked around the truck, at which time the accident occurred. Applying the "but-for" test, the facts show that but for the failure to provide "no parking" zones in front of the only available exit, the truck probably would not have


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A Cryptoanarchist Courtroom Drama

The timeline of events the prosecution will lay out in Ulbricht's case will be—political and privacy issues aside—one hell of a story. Ulbricht is accused of paying for the murders of six people, including a blackmailer and a potential informant. (Those murders-for-hire aren't charged in the case. In fact, none of those alleged hits ever seems to have taken place. But a ruling Wednesday from Judge Forrest declares the murders fair game for the prosecution at trial as part of proving Ulbricht's "conspiracy" charge.)

Glimpses in pre-trial hearings of the journal and logbook Ulbricht allegedly kept tell a story worthy of Breaking Bad: The records describe Ulbricht's three-year journey from allegedly growing the first psychedelic mushrooms sold on the Silk Road, to the expansionQ:

Construction defect in basement slab under stairs in crawl space-how do I fix this issue

"The winter is coming" , so I started bringing in the items that are not supposed to stay outside during the cold season. Today I removed some materials that where sitting in the crawl space under the stairs to the basement and to my surprise I discovered the below
Here is a general view of the area with the issues detailed below

 It appears that the builder left an opening in the floor slab when they poured the concrete and then it was masked it with a 2x4 and some more cement added in place but not everywhere. The opening goes along the line marked in the schematic representation at the end of the post,


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Seva Bhaav is a radio-show that throws light on a variety of issues related to health and disease in the community. The weekly show was launched on 23rd April, 2015 in collaboration with a community-based Wardha radio station - MGIRI Radio 90.4 FM . Each week, the show will air on Thursday at 9:00 am and 8:00 pm.

Seva Bhaav is designed with a sole interest - to help the community. Community service has always been the hallmark of MGIMS. Dr Sushila Nayar, the founder of the institute sowed the seeds of community healthcare and since then the institute has been nurturing her vision of rendering service for rural communities of India. With this aim, the institute has taken a new step to reach out for the people bythe rest of them, the rainforest will be a much simpler place.

An acidic ocean

Disturbingly, scientists have observed something similar happening in the ocean. Much of the carbon dioxide humans release into the atmosphere is eventually absorbed by the sea, gradually making the water more and more acidic. This process of ocean acidification can wreak havoc on marine invertebrates, dissolving their shells and then their fragile bodies.

But just like in the tropical forest, “there are always the winners as well as the losers of climate change,” says Ivan Nagelkerken, a marine ecologist at the University of Adelaide in Australia. To get an idea of which species might thrive under ocean acidification, he headed to two places where underwater vents already spew carbon dioxide into the sea: Vulcano Island in


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All of the Demonsong novels — Incubus, The Succubus and the Seminarian, and The Devil’s Own — are now available in a box set, which can be found here.

Even Kat and Damian, two sex demons who operate beyond any sense of morality, are governed by the quirks of fate. So when a half demon, seminarian, and a pair of rogue angels are thrown into the mix, visiting sin upon the unsuspecting becomes ever more complicated.

It dawned on me as I embarked on planning a new BDSM series that there is one exceedingly rare demographic that is astoundingly over-represented in erotica.

To wit: there are 536 (give or take) billionaires in the US, and yet this near-mythical creature features in an astounding 17,560 erotica titles on Amazon.it boasts such zeitgeisty talent as Amy Schumer, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. The network scored 26 Primetime Emmy nominations in July (topped only by HBO and FX on cable), but the buzz has not translated to linear ratings success.

Amy Schumer's increasing media star power has meant little for her show's ratings. Neilson Barnard/Getty Images Schumer might best illustrate the conflict: Ten days before her Trainwreck opened to $30.1 million at the domestic box office, the July 7 season finale of Inside Amy Schumer mustered only 1.3 million viewers after three days of time-shifted viewing, the Nielsen metric Comedy Central uses.

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An unprecedented president November 24, 2009 by Tracy Ellig • Published
11/24/09

Geoff Gamble brought a new era and new optimism to Montana State University

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MSU President Geoff GamblePhoto by Kelly Gorham

For Geoffrey Gamble, education and prosperity were never givens.

His father worked in the cotton business and didn't make much of a living from it. The Gamble children were prepared by their parents for lives of hard work and self-sufficiency. The boys were taught to cook and sew; the one daughter how to repair a car.

Gamble's father, who never went beyond the seventh grade, thought education was a waste of time. His mother finished high school much later in life with a GED. His siblings never graduated from college.

The president of Montana State University was the first,and only, member of his family to earn a college degree.

And so when Gamble tells one of the adages he has adopted as his own, it is sincere in a way not obvious to those unfamiliar with his history: "For some the glass is half full, for some half empty. I'm just happy to have a glass."

It is a saying reflecting Gamble's immense optimism, an optimism that never flagged since his appointment as president in 2000.

"Everyone notices Geoff's optimism," said Jim Rimpau, who has known Gamble for more than 15 years and is MSU's vice president of planning. "I've never seen the guy down. I've seen him tired, but never down. The upbeat person the public sees is who he really is.

"I read a quote by Colin Powell


that 'optimism is a force multiplier.' There isn't anyone who is a better example of that than Geoff," Rimpau said.

In his nine years as president, Gamble's leadership and his optimism transformed the university in major ways:

He fostered growth in the university's research enterprise, which significantly increased the opportunities for undergraduates to get hands-on research and creative experiences that prepare them for careers after college.

He championed an inclusive form of campus government giving everyone an opportunity to have a say about the university's direction; made major decisions transparent; and brought an unequaled amount of communication among faculty, staff and the administration.

He elevated the visibility of MSU as the university of choice for Native Americans and forged deep connections with the state's seven reservations.

His presidency was also marked by unparalleledaccessibility to and engagement with everyone from custodians to students as well as a commitment to mentoring as many as he could around him.

And if all that were not enough, he and his wife, Patricia, have also made plans to leave their estate to the university as well as an endowment Patricia created in honor of her parents -- the Florence and Monty Moneyhan Scholarship Endowment. The combined gifts are unprecedented in the history of MSU presidents and their spouses.

"A good leader is one who talks little and when his work is done, the people say 'We did this ourselves.'"

-Lao Tzu

The gifts, which cumulatively could exceed $2 million, will act as the seed for the Geoff and Patricia Gamble Center for Student Success, a program that will provide


resources to help students stay, and succeed, in school and for faculty to sharpen their teaching skills.

The center will address many of the challenges students face by expanding MSU's ability to provide tutoring -- both individual and group sessions; study skills and time management; academic, career and financial counseling; stress management; and navigating the social environment of a campus.

Additionally, the center will provide resources for faculty to hone their teaching skills. It will offer seminars on emerging classroom technologies; and on new tools and methods for getting students to participate in their education and become active learners.

"Over the years, our lives have been enriched beyond measure by the enthusiasm, accomplishments and friendship of so many students," said Patricia Gamble. "This is our thank you to them."

The center's ultimatepurpose is to give students opportunities to benefit from everything that college, a profession, and life have to offer.

"I attribute my own success to teachers and friends who encouraged and inspired me," Gamble said. "Education has been the fountain of youth and prosperity for me. I want to do everything I can to help it be the same for our students."

Gamble's first love has always been students and teaching. He left a lucrative insurance industry job after seven years to return to graduate school in linguistics: He wanted a doctorate and he wanted to teach.

Though his years as president kept him out of the classroom, interacting with students remains part of his routine.

When undergraduate Katie Conner Bennett won the prestigious Truman Scholarship in 2003, she received the news


from Gamble who came into her 8 a.m. class with a "huge, beautiful bouquet of calla lilies," Bennett said.

"It was overwhelming to find out I had won that way," said Bennett who is now pursuing a doctorate in American Studies at the College of William and Mary. "It was so touching."

Gamble's care about undergraduates and accessibility is remarkable, Bennett said.

"I think he's a great man," she said. "I'm happy for him because he gets to retire, but sorry for MSU because I think it is a tremendous loss for the university."

Gamble tried to have lunch with every MSU student who won a major award. In 2005, that student was Brian Brush, winner of a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation graduate scholarship worth up to $300,000.

Brush is currently pursuing master'sdegrees in architecture and urban planning at Columbia University in New York City. He hopes to return to Bozeman.

"I confess I am sad to hear he is retiring as I was hoping to someday come back and teach at MSU during his tenure," Brush said. "I wanted to have a professional relationship with him and learn from him. I guess it's mostly because of his character. He was someone you were drawn to as a person. You just want to be around him and listen to what he has to say."

As an ASMSU president, Shane Colvin got to know Gamble more than most students.

"I've just seen him in so many capacities trying to honor the different levels of student achievement," said Colvin, who won a Mitchell Scholarship in


2008, often called the "Irish Rhodes."

"It's quite amazing the individual attention he would give to people," Colvin said.

'I attribute my own success to teachers and friends who encouraged and inspired me. Education has been the fountain of youth and prosperity for me. I want to do everything I can to help it be the same for our students'

-Geoff Gamble

Colvin's first meeting with Gamble was years before he became ASMSU president. He was working on a service project and called the president for advice.

"All I had to do was schedule an appointment," Colvin said. "That was cool being able to go right to President Gamble and not have to go through three or four other people first. Any student could do that."

Colvin wants to stay in touch with Gamble.

"Iguess you would say he's the sort of person I would like to emulate," he said. "He has a knack for being able to approach many different people on many different levels, but he is also just a genuinely fun person to talk and interact with."

All in it together

The openness and accessibility Gamble extends to students meshes with his larger philosophy of running the university, called "shared governance."

In simplest terms, shared governance means major decisions are made in the open and everyone can have a say in the direction of the university. Gamble is credited with advancing shared governance to levels unprecedented at MSU and rarely seen at public universities nationally.

"Shared governance is not a given," said Marvin Lansverk, an English professor who is Faculty Senate chair-elect. "Every


institution in the country makes happy talk about it, but not all do it. Our faculty is represented on all the major decisions."

In addition to the weekly Faculty Senate meetings -- which are attended by the Provost -- Faculty Senate leaders meet weekly with Gamble and administrative leaders as part of shared governance.

"We write the agenda for these meetings," said Wes Lynch, MSU psychology professor and Faculty Senate chair. "It's on their turf, but it's our meeting. It's open communication."

Photo by Kelly Gorham

Gamble's commitment to the meetings set the tone for the rest of campus, said past Faculty Senate chair Shannon Taylor.

"The rule of thumb was 'no surprises,'" Taylor said. "No group would first learn about a major decision in the Bozeman Chronicle. The president set an expectationits Core 2.0 curriculum in which every undergraduate participates in a research or creative experience while pursuing a degree. Recognizing its value to students and its potential to raise the university's stature, Gamble promoted undergraduate research in nearly every speech he gave. His campaigning changed how the university saw itself and how it was seen by others.

"He has elevated the profile of the university, especially in research and excellence in undergrad research opportunities," said Todd Eliason, former chair of the MSU Alumni Association and retired business unit president of Verizon. "Clearly people look at MSU differently than they did 10 years ago. His constant message about the benefits of undergraduate research had a lot to do with that."

In addition to the curriculum, the university supports students' interests in


of more than 4,300 nationally, to meet the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching's criteria for their highest research classification. MSU remains the only top-tier research institution in the five-state region of Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and North and South Dakota.

"One of his most tangible accomplishments was his advocacy for research funding," said Greg Gianforte, CEO and founder of Right Now Technologies. "Research has made the university a richer place that creates better opportunities for students and faculty. His fingerprints are all over that."

He is one man I would walk to the ends of the earth with. He has helped everyone, not just Native Americans, reach their potential.

-Henrietta Mann

MSU's emphasis on the undergraduate research experience has played an important role for all the technology companies in the GallatinValley, Gianforte said.

"As the largest commercial employer in Bozeman, 45 percent of our employees are MSU graduates and we rely very heavily on the university. We wouldn't be here if the university wasn't here," he said.

Also in 2006, MSU announced it had topped $100 million in research dollars for the first time.

"Passing the hundred million mark was phenomenal," said Chris Nelson, founder and CEO of Zoot. "Students get to work in labs most businesses would only dream of owning."

Photo courtesy of MSU News Archives

One who listens, one who sees

At the head of Gamble's desk in Montana Hall lies a beaded medicine bag given to Gamble by Henrietta Mann at his inauguration in 2001. A medicine bag is a sacred object and its presentation was the beginning of an


important relationship between Gamble and Mann.

At the time, Mann had recently arrived at MSU as the endowed chair for the Department of Native American Studies after having intermittently spent the previous 28 years at the University of Montana. Gamble had an intimate understanding of Native American culture as the last speaker of Wikchamni, a South Central Californian tribal language he studied as a linguist.

In 2003, Gamble asked Mann to be a special assistant to the president's office and act as his principal adviser and ambassador to Native Americans in Montana and across the nation.

Elevating Mann was seen as a sign of respect to Native Americans at large, said Jodi Rave, a well-known Native American newspaper journalist who wrote for Lee Enterprises.

"Henrietta Mann is arguably the most prominent Indianeducator in the United States," said Rave, who is now at work on a book and writes regularly for her blog buffalosfire.com about Native community, culture and communication. "Many could have forgotten about her after her long career in academia, but President Gamble recognized, in a real Native sense, that she still had a lot more power and knowledge to share."

One of the first projects Gamble and Mann worked on was the creation of the Council of Elders, where representatives of the state's tribes meet twice annually at MSU.

"He really did create a listening post," Rave said. "Listening is one of the most important parts of our society. He listens to students and elders about things needed on campus to make it a more holistic experience. Not just


learning, but also a good experience."

(Gamble) values everyone and goes out of his way to see how everyone in the university is doing, from his staff to the campus custodians.

-Sheila Sterns

Gamble empowered Mann to fill leadership roles in the nation's Native American community. She was on the board of trustees for the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. She is currently the president of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Tribal College in Weatherford, Okla.

"He's nurtured me, honored me. He said 'Go and do your job and I will support you,'" Mann said.

During the Gamble years the number of Native American students at MSU rose from 211 in 2000 to 377 in 2009, an increase of 79 percent.

"The First Peoples of Montana have often seemed to be an invisiblepopulation, but we are not invisible to Geoff Gamble," Mann said. "He sees us. His leadership is visionary in that regard. He is one man I would walk to the ends of the earth with. He has helped everyone, not just Native Americans, reach their potential."

Photo by Kelly Gorham

A mentor, a leader

Mann's opinion that Gamble helps those around him reach their potential is widely shared.

"I was clearly someone he mentored," said Sara Jayne Steen, former dean of MSU's College of Letters and Science and now president of Plymouth State University in New Hampshire.

Gamble successfully nominated Steen for the American Council on Education Fellows Program, the nation's premier program for preparing college and university leaders.

"It was a validation that he thought my judgment was good and he wanted me


to use it on behalf of Montana State or someone else," Steen said. "That sense of looking to people and wanting them to succeed is what a mentor does. It is the job of a president to help others succeed and Geoff did that."

Former MSU Provost and now University of Rhode Island President David Dooley also credits Gamble with teaching him many valuable lessons.

"I learned from him his practice of listening carefully and thoughtfully before acting. He is very deliberate in his consideration. He wants a complete picture of factors that may impact a decision," Dooley said. "That is an important thing to learn about leadership."

In his desire to see people succeed, Gamble was very patient, Dooley said.

"He held people accountable in meaningful ways, but he also gavein Klingon, one of the space alien language's dictionaries. He presented it to Nelson as a gift.

"That was about as class an act as I've seen. It made me feel special and honored that he would take the time to do that," Nelson said. "I've thought about that and it's made me look to a higher calling of service to people in my own life, to do things without looking for anything in return."

Gamble's boss, Montana Commissioner of Higher Education Sheila Stearns, has evaluated him numerous times during his presidency and his dedication to people always came through.

"He has never considered himself above someone. He values everyone and goes out of his way to see how everyone in the university is doing, from his staff to the campus


as a person, Whitney MacMillian, former CEO of Cargill and board member of the Burton K. Wheeler Center for Public Policy at MSU had this to say: "A few comments about my friend, Geoff Gamble: His enthusiasm lifts the energy level of any room he is in. He is a great listener. He is comfortable to be with. He married very well."

Talk to anyone who knows the president and you will always hear fondness and admiration for his wife, Patricia, a kind and gentle presence behind the scenes.

She has stayed largely out of the public eye during his administration, but is the president's frequent companion at public events, a gracious host at their home and a friend to many in the community.

"She is the most loving person," saidGinny Martin, a recipient of an MSU honorary doctorate who has known Patricia since the couple arrived in Bozeman. "I've never known anyone as thoughtful. She would do anything for anyone.

"Even though I'm 30 years her senior, we're like girls together when we talk. I just love her."

A common refrain from those who know her is that Patricia has an extraordinary ability to make people feel valued.

"She epitomizes the phrase 'heart of gold,'" said Cathy Conover, MSU vice president of communications and public affairs.

"She is very humble and treats everyone she meets -- regardless of who they are or what they do -- with the same sincerity and warmth," Conover said.

When the Gambles entertain guests in their home, as they frequently do, "Patricia's graciousness puts everyone at ease


and makes them immediately feel welcome," Conover said.

When announcing his retirement, Gamble made clear his desire to spend more time with Patricia. They have been married for 25 years.

"She has played a significant role, in a quiet way, in partnering with Geoff in the presidency," Conover said. "They have a wonderful relationship and complement each other beautifully."

Jim Rimpau, who has known Gamble for more than 15 years and is MSU's vice president of planning, said some of the president's success is due to his spouse.

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