A 29-year-old is among the hundreds of adult asylum-seekers in Britain who lied to officials and posed as children, according to newly released official figures.

Official age assessments carried out by social workers across the country revealed that a staggering number of those claiming to be lone refugee children were far older than they pretended to be.

In some cases they were close to 30 and could have posed a risk to school pupils or foster families had they not been checked.

Migrants arriving from the Jungle camp in Calais (not those who were found to be older by social workers)

The revelation comes after concerns were raised that some of the refugees allowed into Britain from the Jungle camp in Calais were no longer teenagers.

Figures obtained by The Mail on Sundayfrom 50 local authorities across England show that social workers carried out 2,028 age tests between 2013-14 and 2015-16. Over these three years, almost one in four of the claimants – 465 – were found to be over 18.

Detailed figures provided under the Freedom of Information Act to this newspaper show that the eldest was found to be almost twice as old as he had claimed.

The man, assessed by Hampshire County Council in 2014-15, claimed to be 17 but was ‘assessed as 29’. In Portsmouth last year, a man claimed to be 17 but was assessed as being 26. And in Manchester in 2013-14, a woman said she was 17 but was also found to be 26.

In Hillingdon, West London, a man who said he was just 15


they stand up to the challenge. The premier has Aaron showing up to the shop with a rather dilapidated International Scout that he wants to transform into the Ultra4 rig. The goal: compete at King of the Hammers which is one of the most grueling one-day off-road races on the planet. Not only that, but the truck has to have a license plate and be driven on the street.The present invention relates, in general, to vehicle door constructions and more particularly to a vehicle door and a door inner trim panel attachment.
In current vehicle door construction, a steel door inner panel is welded to a steel outer door panel. An inner door trim panel is attached to the inner door panel by screws and/or clips.
A door release lever is mounted in a bezel which is attached to the door inner trim panel by a plurality of screws as well as another screw extending through the bezel into a clip mounted in the door inner panel. The door release lever is coupled to a linkage which is fixed to the door inner panel by the screw extending through the bezel into the clip in the door inner


panel. The linkage moves a door release cable attached to the door latch at the rear edge of the door to control opening of the door.
The rear occupant door structure may be within the crush zone during some rear vehicle impact. As the rear door deforms, the inner door trim panel can separate from the rear door and pull the bezel and the attached door release lever from the door inner panel. This separation movement can exert a force on the door release cable causing the cable to trigger the rear door latch to move to an opened position.
It would be desirable to provide a vehicle door construction which maintains the door release lever in fixed engagement with the door inner panel despite any disengagement of the innerAttack. That's all Brandon Ingram is thinking. He sees LeBron James dribbling at the top of the key, crossing over, left to right. Ingram approaches James and crouches down into a defensive stance.

Tiny Dog versus The King.

Yes, Lakers players still call Ingram "Tiny Dog"—"Tiny" because, as a rookie, he was so skinny, so light that he looked like he might blow away in the wind. "Dog" because he isn't afraid to challenge anyone.

Not even LeBron.

Tiny Dog bends low, steadying his gaze on The King's stomach. He swarms him with his gangly arms fully extended. He wants to make him feel his 7'3'' wingspan, to make the words scrawled on his arms look close enough to read.

Editor's note: Opportunity next to LeBron. A crown for the taking. A max


say later, sitting in the team's media room.

After a few more daggers, LeBron finishes Ingram off.

Teammates, gathered on the sidelines to watch, are impressed with Ingram's play. But Ingram is upset with himself. His eyes, which hide underneath the short braids that gently droop over his forehead, are fixed on the floor as he combs through each play, obsessively, in his mind. He chastises himself for missing shots he usually makes. For forcing shots he doesn't usually take. The voice inside his head has always been harsh. Never mind that he's barely 21 years old. He's sure of himself yet painfully modest. He aches to be really good, really badly. The distance between his ambitions and his reality motivates and frustrates him.

"In the two years that I've beenin the NBA, I don't think I've played to my ability," Ingram says. As he speaks, he sounds like someone much older. He takes his time with each sentence, as if making sure each syllable counts. His voice is barely audible, but there's excitement in it, as if he knows he is a man in the middle of a metamorphosis: not quite caterpillar, not quite butterfly. "Even just me being comfortable and playing my game," he adds. "I don't think I've ever been on the floor, comfortable."

The Lakers are counting on Ingram to find comfort on the floor. To come into his own. There were rumors in the offseason that Ingram would be included in a trade for Kawhi Leonard, but the Lakers didn't make the deal. Instead,


nomad who is at home anywhere, never quite settling in one place. His instincts and skill set have made him a poster boy for the positionless NBA. "With his versatility, it's kind of seamless to fit him into a game," says Grayson Allen, a guard for the Utah Jazz and Ingram's former teammate at Duke. "He can go anywhere. He can adjust to whatever you're doing."

It's that level of dexterity that has people so enthusiastic about what lies ahead.

"Within the next five years, I think Brandon could be one of the top five or 10 players in the game," says Jerry Stackhouse, the former NBA All-Star who is also Ingram's mentor and former AAU coach.

Ingram's feel for the game, the way he floats between point guard and forward,the way he peeks over defenders to whip a pass few see coming, traces back to afternoons in his hometown of Kinston, North Carolina. When he was 11, Ingram would sit silently on the wooden bleachers in Martin C. Freeman Recreation Center, the ball cupped in his hands, watching his dad, Donald, and his older brother, Bo, play. As they hustled on the hardwood, Ingram dissected every detail of their games: their decisions, timing and spacing, rotations and extra passes.

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"He's always to himself," says Andrew Lopez, Ingram's former Kinston High teammate.

On the court, Ingram would cloak his drive with shyness. Sometimes he was mistaken for being aloof. Sleepy. Not paying attention. He doesn't go out of his way to prove he's competitive; he doesn't roar after


a dunk. During his recruitment of Ingram, Jeff Capel, the former Duke associate head coach who now coaches at Pittsburgh, thought Ingram's official visit was the worst one in his seven years in Durham because Ingram hardly said a word.

But Capel soon learned this was Ingram's gift: "He's watching and observing everything you do, everything you say," Capel says.

When he was a freshman at Duke, Ingram frequently got thrown around when attacking bigger, stronger players. He was reacting rather than attacking. He was deferring rather than commanding. Over and over, Ingram heard those three familiar words his dad used to scream his direction: BRANDON, BE AGGRESSIVE! Ingram was also overeager to involve his teammates. "He was a reluctant superstar to begin with," Krzyzewski says.

After a big-time matchup againstKentucky in which Ingram had just four points and one rebound, and only eight points against VCU the following game, Krzyzewski yanked Ingram from the starting lineup for two games. "It wasn't because he wasn't starters talent. In fact, he was star talent," Krzyzewski says. "But we wanted to put it across that you have to be you on the court, and you is at a high level. That's what you have to produce."

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Being relegated to coming off the bench inspired Ingram to work harder. He practiced and practiced to prove he belonged back in the starting lineup. He was back in it when the Blue Devils played Utah State. But even then, Ingram's regimen continued. Just hours before the next game, against Indiana, he


completed a full-on workout with assistant coach Nate James, completely soaking through his practice jersey. "He understood it wasn't about blaming anyone or saying he got screwed or saying he should have been starting," says Amile Jefferson, a former Duke teammate now with the G League's Lakeland Magic. "It was him putting the onus on himself, saying he needed to get better."

Ingram was used to putting in extra gym time. After a road loss during his high school senior year, Ingram asked his coach if he could keep his gold-and-white practice uniform for the night so he could shoot free throws, which he did until 1 a.m. Another time, he skipped Kinston High's senior prom because he couldn't stomach missing a late-night workout on the court. He dribbledand shot and ran and cursed his misses and ran some more. It didn't matter to him that he was the most popular boy in his class, the one college coaches drooled after. "He just had to be in the gym that night," says Darnell Dunn, a former teammate who now plays for Pepperdine.

The night the Blue Devils played Indiana, Ingram dropped 24 points and six boards. He didn't hesitate to take his shot. "We tried to teach him 'next play,'" Krzyzewski says. "A missed shot is not a mistake. A bad shot is."

"He was a reluctant superstar to begin with."

—Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski

As the season progressed, Ingram became Duke's quiet leader. Nearly every NBA coach craved to get their hands on him. Potential. Project. Those words


became attached to Ingram as everyone wanted to mold him. Even more enticing? He hungered to be coached.

But, as the No. 2 overall pick in the 2016 NBA draft, sometimes Ingram got in his own way.

His rookie year didn't begin the way he'd imagined. He was coming off the bench regularly for the first time in his life. Losing for the first time in his life. He had won at every level, even in middle school (his Rochelle Middle School team brought home the championship).

Ingram was expected to lead, but he was still learning. Still adjusting to the physicality of play. And like any young player, sometimes his mistakes were from trying too hard to impress.

He wasn't playing badly, though; he just wasn't asserting himself enough. Being forwardrelax, find his flow. In a game against the Cavs, Ingram glimmered with promise. There he was, unafraid to pull up. There he was, confident. Controlling the offense, making the right reads. It was like the game slowed down, like he was watching it from the rafters above, knowing exactly what to do and when and why. He finished with a near-triple-double: nine points, nine assists and 10 rebounds—a few plays away from becoming the youngest NBA player, at age 19, to accomplish the feat. (James held the record at the time, but it's since been broken by Markelle Fultz and Lonzo Ball.)

The performance was brilliant but still a work in progress, as if Ingram were an artist in the studio who had been crafting his beats, fine-tuning


his melodies. He hadn't quite finished the record yet; he couldn't give people the finished product they craved. There was promise, but he wanted to give them more.

When reflecting on his difficulties that year, Ingram seems to grasp something usually only older, retired players can (and even they sometimes never do): Although this game drives you every day, deposits dollars into your wallet and makes you happy, sad, jealous and mad, it truly is just a game.

"I been through things way worse than this," Ingram says.

When Ingram stretches his arms out, the ink of his tattoos tells stories about where he's been. "Live for Today, Pray for Tomorrow." "Nothing's Promised." He got his first tattoo at age 15, though he didn't know why he wanted one. It wasn'tuntil someone told him years later that reading his body was like reading parts of his life that he realized the tattoos remind him of home.

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He thinks back to his childhood. "I really didn't have anything," he says. "I can't name the number of guys, my friends, that are dead before the age of 17 or are in jail."

Kinston has produced NBA talent like Stackhouse, Reggie Bullock and Cedric Maxwell. The area has also been devastated by poverty, crime, murder, drugs and recent hurricanes. Kinston's poverty level (30.3 percent) is 2.4 times higher than the national average (12.3 percent), according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. At games, some kids had to borrow sneakers from other young players who played in the prior game because


theirs were too worn.

There are hands cupped in prayer tattooed on Ingram's right shoulder. He drew the blueprint of them himself. His passion for drawing started in Drawing 199, an introductory art class at Duke. On road trips, he would pull out his nine- by 12-inch black, spiral-bound notebook and let his mind unfurl. He'd carefully shade each detail with his pencil, laboring to get every shadow, every curve just right. He'd draw basketballs, nets, backboards, jerseys and, of course, sneakers (his favorites are the Adidas Yeezy Boost 700s). He'd also work on his class assignments: one weekly or biweekly drawing of a still life or landscape, plus four weekly sketches. But more often, he drew scenery from Kinston.

"He was really eager," says Bill Fick, a lecturing fellowin Duke's Department of Art, Art History and Visual Studies who was Ingram's professor. "He always drew things that were important to his life."

One tattoo on his left leg is a portrait of his great aunt, Leatha Smith. She died right before Brandon's freshman season at Duke. He found out when he was in his dorm room. Great Aunt Leatha had piercing eyes, and in the portrait, her hair is tightly pulled back.

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When Brandon was younger, she would watch him. She cooked for him often; he loved her fried chicken more than Bojangles' Famous Chicken 'n Biscuits, his favorite hometown spot, on Heritage Street. "Y'all wouldn't believe this, but Brandon was a fat little boy. A plump little boy," his mom, Joann, says. "Leatha cooked all


the time. He loved her fried chicken."

Brandon was the only kid Leatha would let dribble a basketball inside, on the tile floors of her small, brick apartment. She clipped out every Kinston Free Press newspaper article about him and saved them in a photo album, along with his school pictures. Leatha loved that Brandon was playing a game he was passionate about. "Brandon was her baby," Joann says. "She loved that boy."

Brandon's parents worked long hours. Donald only slept three, maybe four hours a night because he worked three jobs: material handler for a forklift plant, gym coordinator and basketball referee. He clocked into the first job at 3:30 in the morning and wouldn't return home until around 11 p.m. Joann has been working full time as apharmacy technician services manager for nearly 29 years. "I seen my dad work for like 16, 17 hours a day," Ingram says. "My mom, she's still working right now."

Brandon often texts Joann after his workouts with messages like: "I'm working hard today—just like my mama!"

Some of his tats—"Family," "Honor," "Loyalty"—help Ingram stay grounded. They remind him of home. They bring him back to Kinston, back to the kids who cannot afford what he now can. He's donated hundreds of book bags, school supplies and shoes to kids in Kinston.

Oftentimes he thinks about not wanting his friends from back home to feel like he's left them behind. He doesn't really let the outside world peek into his personal world. In this click-click-click era, where athletes share the most private


His parents help keep him focused, help him maintain a clear picture of what's at stake when he plays. "I always hear my mom say, 'God has everything planned out for you, just walk into it,'" Ingram says.

"Terrible." It's the only word Ingram can find to describe his play in the preseason. He says the word again and again, as if it can erase his bricks. Sometimes it seemed he couldn't buy a bucket. One night, he shot an icy 4-of-15 against the Timberwolves. He was out of rhythm. Struggling. Deeply disappointed in himself.

Nance Jr. tried to reassure him, but Ingram still worried. "[He] could have 50 and he'd still say, 'I missed this shot here' or, 'I had a turnover here,'" Nance Jr. says. "That's part ofhim wanting to be great. That's just his competitive nature."

Through the preseason, Ingram struggled to find his footing, to shoot at an accurate clip. Fans wondered why he wasn't gaining more weight. They craved quicker progress. But nobody wanted it more than Ingram.

And then he began to show flashes of dominance. He took on his idol, Kevin Durant, who famously said that when he looks at Ingram he feels "like I'm looking in the mirror." Ingram dropped a career-high 32, to Durant's 29, in the overtime loss.

One play, Ingram pulled a hesitation move at the top of the key and drove hard to the lane, rising up to hammer home the dunk.

His shooting improved as he filled in at point guard for a sidelined Lonzo Ball throughout February,


who has trained pros, including Victor Oladipo, the NBA's 2018 Most Improved Player. Ingram's goal was to get stronger to finish better in traffic. Lancaster would make Ingram grab a foam roller with his body in the air to force him to react and manipulate his body positions in order to simulate finishing with heavy contact.

"He's not the type of guy that shies away from a challenge," Lancaster says. "He fights through everything."

Off the court, too. Ingram was unsure of his fate all summer, listening to his name being thrown around in trade rumors with Leonard. He had heard stories about players who were about to board a flight, only to be told they had to get off because they were being traded. It was unnerving.

Ingram's family feltthe stress, too. On the one hand, Donald recognized his son's name was being mentioned among some of the game's greats. On the other, it filled him, and the entire family, with gnawing uncertainty. "It was stressful. It was scary," Donald says. "Not a good feeling at all."

Whenever Ingram would read his name next to the word "trade," he'd get offline, get back to the gym. Back to his calm.

When Ingram isn't guarding James, he's watching him, studying him. Closely. James rarely looks at his defender when he's about to shake him, Ingram says.

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"It's like this," Ingram begins. He moves his arm in a straight line, motioning with his finger. "LeBron's always like this: steady. Steady all the time. He's never forcing anything."

Ingram believes James moves


wants to learn from the best."

After Ingram dropped 31 points and nine rebounds last Thursday in a preseason game against the Kings, James tweeted: "Lil bro gone be a problem!! #YoungDripKing." No one yet knows how Tiny Dog and The King will mesh, or how any of the Lakers will mesh collectively this season. Or if Ingram will have his breakthrough.

He took a giant leap forward last season. But he's still a young 21, born September 2, 1997. Still the same kid who begged his parents for every new pair of Jordans, vowing to pay them back when, not if, he reached the NBA. The same kid who dropped his cellphone, cracked it and broke it so many times that salesmen at Verizon on Vernon Avenue knew himOverseas white wines

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Apple Valley wins first title

The Eagles got it done using a mix of talent.

Tyus Jones celebrated Apple Valley's championship at the end of the game. (Kyndell Harkness/Star Tribune)

Tyus Jones didn’t need to do it on his own.

No. 1-ranked Apple Valley displayed every piece in its arsenal in a 74-57 victory over Park Center to win the Class 4A boys’ basketball state championship Saturday night at Target Center.

While the standout junior guard warmed up to score a game-high 28 points and grab 11 rebounds, the rest of the Eagles built a double-digit lead that held up for most of the game.

After Jones left the floor to a roar in the final seconds, he quickly buried his head in coach Zach Goring’s shoulder. All the pressure and expectations hetournament and put it all together in the championship. He scored eight points and had nine rebounds and five blocks, while limiting Park Center’s athletic forwards Joshua Matthews and Daniels to nine rebounds total.

“It was exciting to play my best game in the biggest game I’ve played in,” Bertram said. “I felt like I belong right where I am.”

3 Stars

1. Tyus Jones, Apple Valley
The best players deliver on the biggest stages and that's what Jones did tonight. It took him awhile to get going as he didn't score until 13 minutes into the game. Even while he wasn't scoring he was giving Park Center's defense fits, and showed off his great vision and passing. He was deadly from the free throw line, finishing 18-18 from the line. He


finished with 28 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists.

2. Quinton Hooker, Park Center
Hooker was Park Center's leading scorer and emotional leader on the court. The senior left it all on the floor and managed to keep the game close for the Pirates. He finished with 18 points and 9 rebounds and played a great game defensively.

3. Dennis Austin, Apple Valley
Austin was a force inside and Park Center never really had an answer for him. He's not very tall for a post player but he's very strong and he knows how to throw his weight around. He finished the game with 15 points and 15 rebounds for a double-double.

With this little get-together called the boys’ hockey state tournament (perhaps you’ve heard of it?) at Xcel Energy Center this week,of neoliberal wage agreements clean, and to render the social reproduction necessary for the continuation of surplus production obscured under layers of waste. The question then: how can an image properly engage this series of problematics?7

Photograph of an action by Justice for Cleaners-Goldsmiths at the inaugural exhibition of the Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA), September 6, 2018. Courtesy Justice for Cleaners-Goldsmiths

One potential example is the powerful slogan mounted by protesting students at the opening of the Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art in September 2018, which illustrates the struggles referenced here with elegant economy: “Who keeps the cube white?” they asked.8 The protests were organized outside the inaugural exhibition of work by Mika Rottenberg, as a call to bring the sanitation workers of the art center in-house, rather


Ukeles’ practice emerged, and propose a re-reading of the Maintenance Art Manifesto alongside Silvia Federici’s manifesto Wages Against Housework, as a way of re-introducing key early works by Ukeles that she performed in the home. Part II discusses Ukeles’ explicit critique of value production and class, and the implicit critique that unsettles the reproduction of (gendered) productive relations in the site of (exhibiting art) work, as it shifts from domestic space to the museum. Lastly, in Part III, I apply this argument to her engagement with a corporate managerial structure and her initial entry into the DSNY (the City of New York Department of Sanitation), demonstrating how her model operates on the level of the municipal (in some ways a corollary to the “multitude”). Such a model ofof scoring (in her words “proposing”) compositions. She composed Proposition 1 (October 1962), which instructs the reader/performer to make a salad. Variation #1 on Proposition (October 1964) instructs: “make a soup.” Speaking on her participation in the first group of Fluxus artists assembled by Maciunas to tour in Europe in 1962, she recently remarked: “I was the only woman in a group of all men, and I was making salads and changing diapers on the stage.”31 This is to say that the interweaving of the intimate and the public, the domestic and the political, the home and the museum, were already being experimented with in Euro-American avant-garde visual culture of the early 60s. Clearly, the labor of the home was an aesthetic container to be mobilized in collapsing


distinctions between the private and public realms, to critique – or at least address – the capitalist production of gender via the site of work, as famously demonstrated and satirized in Martha Rosler’s Semiotics of the Kitchen (1969). Ukeles has also often noted the influence of the dancers of the Judson Dance Theater, such as Lucinda Childs, Steve Paxton, and Yvonne Rainer, which in fact suggests an influence on the shift to quotidian movement and objects in her work.32 In arranging a seemingly unconnected group of artists in this way, it is nonetheless helpful in introducing Ukeles’ coalescing of many of these ideas in her manifesto, to mobilize these gestures politically on her own body in her home, before she engaged on the level of the commons orthe municipal.33

Ukeles recounts that, while a student at the Pratt Institute in New York, her male professor instructed her to quit art after she became pregnant. She later remarked: “I was split into two people: artist and mother. I had fallen out of the picture. I was in a fury.”34 After leaving Pratt, she continued to study art in Denver and then spent a vital period in Philadelphia, where she worked in a plastics factory. All of the above contributed to her Maintenance Art Manifesto (October 1969), which she wrote in one sitting, comprised of two parts: Manifesto! Maintenance Art and a proposal for an exhibition titled CARE. It is worthwhile looking again at some oft-referenced and brilliant sections of the manifesto here:

C. Maintenance is a drag; it


influence from post-war New York Duchampians (Jasper Johns in particular), in addition to her frequent references to the focus on the everyday in the performances at the Judson Dance Theater, likely compelled her to inevitably think of production in materialist terms. It is no coincidence then that, in between publishing the manifesto and first entering the DSNY, she staged the work Now that you have Heirs/Airs Marcel Duchamp: Maintain the Ties that Bind (1973), a ceremonial “killing” of the (grand)father. While exhibiting work at the Moore College of Art & Design, Ukeles tied a ball of string to the glass doors near Duchamp’s The Large Glass at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and walked to her own show while unspooling the string, thereby connecting the two institutions andwell). Among other elements, Ukeles also offered to turn part of the exhibition space into a recycling facility in which she would work with scientists (skilled labor) to process trash in the site of exhibition, equating two forms of reproduction. The argument here is that we are all maintenance laborers – some paid, some not, some specialized labor (scientists), some low-wage service labor (cleaning staff) – but remunerated inequitably.

Although the proposal was rejected, in 1971 Ukeles sent it, along with the manifesto, to Jack Burnham, who published large excerpts in Artforum, together with four photographs merging a small amount of absurdism with symbolic and literal representations of Ukeles at work in intimate spaces.45 In Maintenance Art: Dusting a Baffle (1970), for example, she is pictured cleaning a semi-transparent


Uganda, and so on.58

As a precursor, Autonomia (alternatively operaismo [workerism]) had developed in Italy during the late 1960s through a resurgence of factory workers’ struggles, which led to radical re-readings of Marxist orthodoxy, particularly a rejection of the Stalinist Marxism still prominent in the Italian Communist Party. They adjusted Marxian frameworks to allow for the critique of all institutions – from the party to the state, from the union to the political movement itself – most prominently in the writings of Negri, Mario Tronti, and Paolo Virno. However, at the beginning, this group was often antagonistic to feminism and to women members themselves. An infamous event occurred in Rome in 1977 when “the male stewards of Lotta Continua and of the Comitato Autonomo di Centrocelle attacked a feministDalla Costa in The Work of Love: Unpaid Housework, Poverty and Sexual Violence at the Dawn of the 21st Century, trans. Enda Brophy (Brooklyn: Autonomedia, 2008). A more recent study on the household and contractual relations can be found in Angela Mitropoulos, Contract and Contagion: From Biopolitics to Oikonomia (Brooklyn: Autonomedia, 2012), cited in Marina Vishmidt, “The Two Reproductions in (Feminist) Art and Theory since the 1970s,” Third Text vol. 31, no. 1 (October 2017), 64.

13 Katsarova and Cramer cite Davis’ “Reflections on the Black Woman’s Role in the Community of Slaves,” in The Angela Y. Davis Reader, ed. Joy James (Malden, MA and Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing 1998), 111–128. See also footnotes 12–14 in Katsarova and Cramer for a thorough list of key writing on social reproduction


Graefe, and Mark Coté, in Cognitive Capitalism, Education and Digital Labor, eds. Michael A. Peters and Ergin Bulut (New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 2011), xii.

19 There are of course many other artists from this period and since whose work engages with “social reproduction,” either as a critique of affective labor and (post-)Fordist wage agreements or a materialist critique of the preconditions of the reproduction of labor power. See, for just two examples, the artists and tendencies discussed in: Angela Dimitrakaki, Gender, artWork and the global imperative (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2013) and Siona Wilson, Art Labor, Sex Politics: Feminist Effects in 1970s British Art and Performance (Minneapolis and London: University of Minnesota Press, 2015). On the “Fordist family wage,” and anti-poor and racist welfare policies in the post-warUS context, see: Melinda Cooper, Family Values: Between Neoliberalism and the New Social Conservatism (New York: Zone Books, 2017).

20 See for examples, important analyses of social reproduction and domestic labor from the (post-)autonomist Marxian perspective: Silvia Federici, Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation [2004] (New York: Autonomedia, 2014); Silvia Federici, Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle (New York: Common Notions, 2012); and Mariarosa Dalla Costa, Family, Welfare, and the State (Brooklyn: Common Notions, 2015). Though May 1968 is a fraught origin point, and implies a potentially exclusionary teleology, it is nonetheless helpful to consider the feminist projects that emerged out of and alongside the Civil Rights, anti-colonial, and anti-war campaigns of the moment.

21 On Ukeles’ work as social practice art, see


the chapter “High Maintenance: The Sanitation Aesthetics of Mierle Laderman Ukeles,” in Shannon Jackson, Social Works: Performing Art, Supporting Publics (New York and London: Routledge, 2011), 75–103. On this note, Ukeles’ gesture of “entrance” into the DSNY – which brought critical attention to the underfunding and severe working conditions at the department – has been recuperated and invoked by the faux-progressive and violently corporate-friendly New York City government under Mayor Bill de Blasio as a model in their 2018 progress report for “OneNYC.” Launching a new program of artist residencies called PAIR by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, the report states: “The program takes its name and inspiration from artist Mierle Laderman Ukeles’ pioneering residency with the NYC Department of Sanitation, an ongoing collaboration sinceBen Davis’ salient critique of social practice art, and its somewhat naïve rebuttals by those such as Nato Thompson and Tom Finkelpearl, are available in: Public Servants: Art and the Crisis of the Common Good (Cambridge and London: MIT Press, 2016). Davis’ essay was first published in International Socialist Review no. 90 (July 2013), https://isreview.org/issue/90/critique-social-practice-art.

23 Vishmidt, “The Two Reproductions,” 61. This sort of critique was common to much feminist theory and practice that came later (after the “second-wave”). Readers may be reminded of Lizzie Borden’s film Born in Flames (1983), for example, which poses a similar question. In the film, a decade after a “successful” socialist revolution has granted the workers of the United States ownership of the means of production, women are still subjugated, disproportionally affected by


high rates of unemployment, and continue to experience systemic sexual violence. As a feminist counter-revolution develops, the government attempts to dissuade the movement with a concession: “wages for housework.” Borden’s text “The New Dialectic,” Artforum vol. 12, no. 7 (March 1974), 44–51, is included in the bibliography to Ukeles’ MA thesis, An Analysis of Maintenance Art: Inquiry and Creative Process, Master’s Thesis, New York University, 1974.

24 Vishmidt, “The Two Reproductions,” 61. See also her PhD: Marina Vishmidt, “Speculation as a Mode of Production in Art and Capital,” PhD dissertation, Queen Mary, University of London School of Business and Management, 2012.

25 Interestingly, when I met with Ukeles in February 2018 to ask her about her views on WfH, I was surprised to hear that she was not aware ofmoment that US artists began to refer to themselves as “art workers,” coinciding in their analysis with the rise of activist art groups such as the Art Workers Coalition and Art Strike during the Vietnam War.

64 See, for an important element, Ukeles’ films as part of Touch Sanitation, in which she interviews sanitation workers on their deplorable working conditions, evident in their crumbling facilities, the lethal dangers of their work, and their feelings of being ostracized by the public.


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What does R. A. Lafferty mean by the word "recension"?

The following passages are from R. A. Lafferty's 1960 short story "Adam Had Three Brothers":

Willy McGilley, the oldest of the Wrecks (they now use Gentile names), has an old baked tablet made of straw and pressed sheep dung that is eight thousand years old and gives the true story of their origin. Adam had three brothers: Etienne, Yancy, and Rreq. Etienne and Yancy were bachelors. Rreq had a small family and all his issue have had small families; until now there are about two hundred of them in all, the most who have ever been in the world at one time. They have never intermarried with the children of Adam except once. And not being of the same recension


they are not under the same curse to work for a living.
[. . . .]
They have been separated for many years. The three children were reared by their father under the recension and curse of Adam. One is a professor of mathematics, but I doubt if he can figure odds as rapidly as he could when he was one year old. The middle one is now a grand lady, but she has lost the facility of picking track winners in her dreams and much else that made her charming. And the oldest one is a senator from a state that I despise.

I looked up the word "recension" in the online OED. The most relevant senses seem to be 2a "The revision of a text (esp. a theological text);hurricane and tidal wave. They were too hot to last.

"The Cliff Climbers" (1970):

Little Fish-Head was the last of the horse thieves under the old recension. After him there were eleven thousand years when there were no horse thieves. This corresponded to the period when the horses had disappeared from the continent. As the last of the old horse thieves, he stole the last of the old horses.

"The Story of Little Briar-Rose: A Scholarly Study" (1988):

A second more modern version of the story was written by the Brothers Grimm (Jacob who lived 1785-1863 and Wilhelm who lived 1786-1859). The story was in the "Household Tales" of the Grimms' that appeared between 1812 and 1822. It was named Little Briar-Rose (Dorn-Roschen). Though written more than a hundred years after the


who anxiously desire to see Christianity freed from the bonds of every peculiar version, and given to mankind in its primitive energy.
...
Unhappily, at present, the prejudice prevails which prevents its being seen that ancient books perhaps intrinsically undeserving of perusal, may nevertheless claim attention, in a peremptory manner, as the sources and materials of history. Uninformed of the history of Christianity, we are the creatures of that recension of Christianity which happens to be current in our times.

Merriam-Webster's Eleventh Collegiate Dictionary (2003) ignores the generalized sense of recension in its entry for the word:

recension n (c. 1828) 1 : a critical revision of a text 2 : a text established by critical revision

But the much larger Webster's Third New International Dictionary (1986) has the following additional relevant definition:

recensionDictionary)
The Etymology points toward a meaning of "enumeration" or "versioning". Just as texts are enumerated by revisions, people are enumerated by generations. Beyond that, I can see the meaning being stretched to encompass a group of the same kind or descent such as a clan or family.

They have never intermarried with the children of Adam except once. And not being of the same family they are not under the same curse to work for a living.
They have been separated for many years. The three children were reared by their father under the clan and curse of Adam.
It was named Little Briar-Rose (Dorn-Roschen). Though written more than a hundred years after the Perrault story, Little Briar-Rose is of an earlier Generation.

For objects it implies the existence of different versions.

2004


W. P. Dunbar on the Richmond Cedar Works Map on record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hyde County, where a double ditch intersects the margin of said Lake; thence running South 87 degrees 40 minutes East to an iron pin in the West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company line; thence running North 17 degrees East 9.79 chains with the line of the West Virginia Pulp & Paper Company; thence running North 87 degrees 40 minutes West to the shore line of New Lake; thence running Southeastwardly with the shoreline of New Lake to the point of BEGINNING."
Plaintiffs' evidence tended to show that the land claimed by the plaintiffs was described in exhibits 1, 2, and 3 as follows:
"FIRST TRACT: Bounded on the North bythe A. N. Dunbar land; bounded on the East by the Richmond Cedar Works land now owned by West Virginia Pulp Company; bounded on the South by the Sarah C. Dunbar lands now owned by . . . .. . . . . ., and land now owned by . . . .. . . . . .; bounded on the West by the shore line of New Lake, containing Thirty-Three (33) Acres, more or less."
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CHANNELLING baby opened the International
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Hessey, film critic for The Sydney Morning Herald, had this to say:

"The
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film from New Zealand directed by Christine Parker. While the protagonist is a flower
child (played by Danielle Cormack) who goes
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As a story of blind young love, Channelling Baby is achingly true.
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But the Warriors excel in high-tempo games where Steph Curry can step up and hit threes or Klay sits in the corner waiting to drop daggers (Golden State has the 6th highest tempo in the NBA). As the Grizzlies proved, when the tempo slows, the Warriors will struggle. Two main reasons: 1) harder to get off in transition on made baskets and 2) second chance points. The first point is self-explanatory but the second is something that the Warriors have been able to cover up against weaker competition—which, to their credit, is most of the NBA.

The Warriors gave up second chance points to the Grizzlies because Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph were too


Warriors can put the ball in the bucket.

If he returns from injury and plays anything like he did during his tenure in Milwaukee, Golden State can compete with any team in the West (save maybe the defending conference champs). While I originally thought the Warriors matched up well against Memphis, their last meeting proved there are challenges to overcome. And even though they have played the Clippers well over the season series, a playoff matchup will allow Los Angeles to exploit their weaknesses inside. I still believe that Steph & Co. match up well against the Spurs…especially in a potential second round matchup (which is likely unless the Warriors fall to the seventh spot in the West or San Antonio drops a slot to Memphis). Put Bogut onall in the same boat here in Houston, regardless of who you are,” he said, speaking on his cellphone from a neighbor’s house, where he is living at the moment.

The great equalizer

Five days after Harvey arrived, that boat remains in the thick of what has begun to feel like a protracted, slow-motion nightmare. The former politician — now working as a senior adviser for a financial services firm — joins tens of thousands of his fellow Houstonians in an epic communal struggling to endure the biggest rainstorm in the history of the continental United States.

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“It has hit people across the economic spectrum,” White said. “Neighborhoods in northeast Houston, where home prices are $20,000 and $30,000 are underwater and some of the most expensive houses in the metro area along Buffalo Bayou had extensive damage and required people to be rescued.”

The number of people in the city who sustained damage to a vehicle or a home will be “in the hundreds of thousands,” he predicted.

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White never expected to be one of them. He and his wife built their home on stilts overlooking one of the city’s well-known bayous. Sitting above the 100-year floodplain, the home was designed so that water could flow underneath20 miles outside town. Their three children are grown and living on their own.

Tuesday night — with city shelters overflowing — Harris County officials reached out to White, former Harris County judge Robert Eckels and former Houston mayor Annise Parker to assist them in quickly opening a shelter for storm victims at NRG Park, a convention-style hall next door to the stadium where the NFL’s Houston Texans play.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Late Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers left the Target Center in Minneapolis feeling proud of their effort despite a second-straight loss to open the season.

They weren't happy per se. After all, it was another defeat.

This is the NBA, where there are no moral victories, not even against a superior opponent with playoff aspirations. But for a "growing team," which is the classification leader Kevin Love has used since training camp, the Cavaliers felt they were heading in the right direction.

Not anymore.

"Today we took two steps back," Tristan Thompson said following a 133-111 loss against the rebuilding Atlanta Hawks. "I would expect an effort like this in Toronto, but not at home."

There was plenty that had Thompson miffed after the game. He lamented the communication breakdownsdefenders and scoring 35 points and dishing out 11 assists, becoming just the second rookie since Stephen Curry to have at least 35 points and double digit assists in a game.

"He's great. Definitely fearless," Love said of Young. "You can tell that tonight was a confidence-builder. He was impressive tonight."

As for Sexton, the Cavs' prized rookie? Well, he got swallowed by the moment.

"He took it personal," Lue said when asked about the Sexton-Young matchup. "A lot of times he was trying to fight over the screens to guard Trae, but that's not what we wanted to do. We wanted to switch and I think taking it, because of the competitor that he is, wanting to guard Trae.

"Trae is in a position where he's the no. 1 option. He


can shoot all the balls when he wants to. Collin is more in a situation where he's coming off the bench right now and you have an All-Star playing in Kevin, got some older guys who can play as well. It's just different situations. As far as growth, I would say his competitive nature got the best of him tonight."

Actually, Young got the best of him. By 31 points and nine assists.

But that matchup was simply a window into the Cavs' crummy night. They entered the arena for the home opener brimming with confidence, believing they had made positive strides in the first two games and were on track for their first win.

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[^1]: Edited by: Sebastian Lücker, Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands

[^2]: Reviewed by: Huiluo Cao, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; Hidetoshi Urakawa, Florida Gulf Coast University, United States

[^3]: This article was submitted to Aquatic Microbiology, a section of the journal Frontiers in Microbiology


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Breyer had been asked why the Supreme Court's caselaod had been relatively light in recent years. The 71-year-old justice explained his colleagues usually only accepts cases where lower courts have disagreed over a particular issue, giving the Supreme Court a chance to offer the final word. A Democratic White House and Congress promoting and passing laws may now have a greater chance of being overturned in coming years by federal courts that have a majority of Republican appointees. Six of the nine current justices on the Supreme Court were named by GOP presidents.

In that vein, Breyer offered a humorous "reality check" on court challenges, citing the example used by the renowned French writer Michel de Montaigne in 1584.

"ThisUAE. The University of Manchester will host a series of three business masterclasses and an information session on the range of part-time Masters degrees available in the region for qualified working professionals, in the UAE in January 2018.

All the events will be led by a senior member of the university’s business school faculty. In addition to learning more about specialist subject areas, the sessions are an opportunity for qualified working professionals in the UAE to discuss their career, training and development goals, and to learn more about the university’s part-time Masters programmes and shorter executive education courses.

Associate MBA Director, Professor Xavier Duran, will deliver a business masterclass focusing on Interdependence and Competitive Strategy, which Xavier teaches on the Manchester Global MBA programme. The session will introduce participants to


practical and will emphasise general principles. The intention will be that masterclass participants can apply these general principles to analyse new issues as they arise.

Randa Bessiso, Director - Middle East, The University of Manchester, comments: “At the start of a new year and in a rapidly changing business environment, working professionals need to understand the increasing complexity of business and be aware of the growing range of high quality business education opportunities available to them in the region. Our hosted events enable working professionals to gain insights into subject matter and meet our world class faculty, and learn more about business education and related career opportunities in the region.”

The University of Manchester Middle East Centre has supported more than 2,200 part-time MBA students based in the region andhas graduated more than 1,100 students since opening in Dubai Knowledge Park in 2006, making it the largest and fastest growing centre in the University’s international network. The part-time study option leads to the award of internationally recognised Masters degrees awarded by the University of Manchester.

The University of Manchester Middle East CentreThe University of Manchester Middle East Centre at Dubai Knowledge Park opened in 2006 and is the largest and fastest growing in the university’s international network comprising six hubs in the key business cities around the world. The Centre has supported more than 2,000 Manchester Global Part-time MBA students in the region, and graduated more than 1,000 MBA students.

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About The University of ManchesterThe University of Manchester is currently delivering a £1 billion 10-year masterplan for its campus to create world-class facilities for staff, students and visitors. This includes the redevelopment of the Alliance Manchester Business School, the £350m Manchester Engineering Campus Development and the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC). Completed projects so far include the award-winning National Graphene Institute and The Whitworth Art Gallery.

Issued on behalf of The University of Manchester MiddleHe is the leader of La Luz Del Mundo church but now, Joaquin Garcia is behind bars accused of human trafficking and much more.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced on Tuesday that mega-church leader Joaquin Garcia and others associated with him face charges of human trafficking, production of child pornography, forcible rape of a minor, among other felonies.

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and being 29-1 over their last 30 games, Jimbo Fisher's squad also comes into the season with some uncertainty.

In fact the ACC Media actually picked Clemson over the Noles for the conference title at the 2015 ACC Football Kickoff.

This is still a very powerful program, but there are concerns.

Jameis Winston had his ups and downs last season as a sophomore. But time and time again he made the clutch plays in crunch time to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.

He's gone and his replacement will either be more of a game manager (Sean Maguire) or a player who had severe turnover problems (Notre Dame transfer Everett Golson).

At the game's most important position, it would be impossible not to expect some drop off for FSU.

They also lose twoGoldman, DE Mario Edwards, among others).

But they do have the insanely talented CB Jalen Ramsey back, a player who shut down UM's offense in the second half of last season's contest nearly single-handed.

Again, the problems and questions in Tallahassee are no where near as severe as Miami's.

Player for player, the better roster certainly resides on the FSU sideline.

But perhaps there are some cracks in the mighty armor of the guys who wear garnet an gold?

For AG and staff to get a signature win that could save their jobs, they better hope so.

Series History

The 'Canes still hold a precarious 31-28 overall advantage.

If you have friends, work with, or even interact awkwardly with FSU fans, you have surely been reminded a gazillion times that the Seminoles have won the last


possible.

If Golson is the starter, keeping him in the pocket will be key as well.

When UM has the ball, Kaaya is the man.

But he would benefit tremendously if wrecking ball RB Gus Edwards, and outside threats Joe Yearby and Mark Walton, run the ball consistently.

As previously mentioned, the Seminoles D was not exactly consistently stout last year. And while they had a penchant for big plays, UM's best bet for victory against them would be controlling the line of scrimmage.

The FSU DB's could be the best group in the country.

Ramsey is the headliner, but safeties Nate Andrews and Tyler Hunter make plays as well.

They also have two 5 star prospects in Derwin James and Tarvarus McFadden, who could see the field very early on.

Kaaya will have to beIn October of 2008, Chicago-based drug trafficker Margarito "Twin" Flores was summoned to the Sinaloa Cartel's mountaintop compound. The leaders of the Mexican narcotics syndicate were pissed. The brother of a top lieutenant had been arrested by the government and risked being extradited to the United States; the Sinaloans wanted to retaliate – in a massive and deadly way, and in the heart of Mexico City.

"Let it be a government building, it doesn’t matter whose. An embassy or a consulate, a media outlet or television station," cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman said. Even the U.S. embassy might be fair game.

"Twin, you know guys [in the U.S. military] coming back from the war," the lieutenant's son, Jesus Vincente Zambada Niebla, told Flores. "Find somebody who can give you


The proffer alleges Guzman and his lieutenants chose the capital city because it was at the time controlled by rival drug lord Arturo Beltran Leyva, who would presumably be blamed.

Bottom line: The Sinaloas didn't want to take the heat for such a bald-faced assault.

"Their goal is not to completely overthrow the national government or to take it over in the way 70's revolutionaries attempted," security analyst James Bosworth said. "Rather, they simply want to degrade governance to a point at which they can operate freely."

It's also difficult to believe the world's largest criminal organization was short of weapons when balanced with reports dating back years about the cartels blowing up police vehicles with high-explosive projectiles. In Murder City: Ciudad Juarez and the Global Economy's New Killing Fields, authorCharles Bowden claimed the Sinaloa Cartel's smaller rival, the Juarez Cartel, has been in possession of rockets since the late 1990s.

Meanwhile, Zambada claims he was also snitching for U.S. agents – a claim denied by federal prosecutors – and was allowed to smuggle cocaine into the U.S. in exchange for information on the cartel's rivals. It wouldn't be the first time. Another informant working for the Juarez Cartel was apparently known by U.S. officials for his hobby of dissolving murder victims in lime.

Such claims of collaboration between governments and organized crime, however, weigh heavy in Mexico, where the Sinaloa Cartel is widely believed to be linked with top Mexican officials and the military.

This was made worse by Operation Fast and Furious, an enormous screw-up by the Bureau of


Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms to allow 2,000 guns bought in U.S. gun stores to "walk" unobserved into Mexico in the hope of building cases against top cartel leaders. Enough guns arrived in Sinaloan hands – and at Sinaloan assassinations – for the ATF's Mexico attache to say the U.S. effectively "armed" the cartel.

On the other hand, "[Zambada] has absolutely nothing to lose by saying this since he is looking at considerable prison time. Possibly he is trying to cut a deal for a reduced sentence," Robert J. Bunker, a professor at the American Military University and California State University's National Security Studies Program, said to Mexican magazine Proceso.

"Strategically, if the DEA gave the suppression of the Sinaloa cartel a lower priority in its operations – as opposed toof a million dollars to settle the matter.

Brinkmanship: The Tigers put a $250,000 price on Ivan Cleary's services after he signed with Penrith. Credit:NRL Photos

Having done so, the club then announced the appointment of Maguire. The premiership-winning former South Sydney coach will join the club on a three-year deal worth $2.5 million, some of which could be subsidised by the Panthers payment. For Penrith, it's an additional cost on top of paying out the final two years of sacked coach Anthony Griffin's contract.


Principal, Tina Reiser, and other staff members will share information regarding the academic programs and the school improvement efforts at the school.

Alan Burton, Great Bend, a 2005 Fort Hays State University graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting, is one of 39 winners nationwide, out of a pool of 92,000, of the 2012 Elijah Watt Sells Award of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA).

The following meals will be served April 22 through April 26. The secondary schools also have available daily: Main dish second choices, chef's salad, combo lunches and choice of vegetables and dessert. The breakfast menu is offered only to students in USD 428. Menus are subject to change without notice. Milk served with all meals. All meals as offered meet USDAprovide further information.

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4-H Day gives members an opportunity to share their talents in public speaking, music and talent. Barton County 4-H Day is as important as the county fair for members exhibiting what they have learned.

The icy weather during the Farm and Ranch Expo prevented


One of the two venues West Ham are planning to visit in the US this summer has been boycotted by a number of major international stars already this year.

The latest edition of Wing magazine

Earlier this month West Ham announced they would be facing NASL outfit Carolina RailHawks at the WakeMed Soccer Park in North Carolina.However that news did not go down too well with the local LGBT community who have urged the club to cancel their trip as a result of the introduction of a controversial piece of legislation known as 'House Bill 2'.The bill, commonly referred to as HB2 states that transgender people in the state of North Carolina must use public toilets "according to the gender denoted on their birth certificate", as opposed to their currentgender.And that, stated Winq Publishing Editor and long-term Hammers fan Darren Styles equates to "a vindictive piece of transphobic evil" - before he called upon the club to cancel their trip."I'd like to think West Ham's arrival in North Carolina is hapless and circumstantial, even if it is careless," Styles wrote in a article for Wing. "It's not like there haven't been daily updates on the story on the BBC website for weeks now."Having met the Chairmen and owners of the club, I'm as sure as I can be this is by accident rather than design. They care more for their brand than to end up as unwitting patsies for a bitter North Carolina State Governor with too much time on his hands and poison between his ears."Sadly


our attempts to make contact with the club are currently breaking no ice. The club's media department responded to our enquiry and offer of information by saying they'd come back to us "within 28 days" - which suggests an order of priorities in accord with most of football when faced with LGBT issues, but isn't OK. Or close to good enough."According to the article in Wing , "Bruce Springsteen, Ringo Starr, Demi Lovato and the Cirque de Soleil have all cancelled major events in the State" as a result of the legislation, whilst the NBA and NCAA (basketball and athletic associations) have also refused to sanction events in the state."For sure, this game shouldn't happen," continued Stryles, "at least until sense is restored and the law a thinginfections in the early stages of the epidemic. Indonesia now has 181 deaths, placing it higher than South Korea, and second only to China in Asia.

Japan has also received a request from Turkey. Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca met with Akio Miyajima, the Japanese ambassador to Ankara, last month and inquired about acquiring Avigan, diplomatic sources told the Nikkei Asian Review.

Koca told a news conference on March 23 that Turkey had started using a medicine from China to treat COVID-19 patients. Although he did not name the medicine, Turkish media and doctors later disclosed the treatment in use is favipiravir, the generic name for Avigan. Koca added the drug is more effective in treating patients in the early stages of the illness. Turkey had 20,921 confirmed cases and


425 deaths as of Friday, according to the government.

Discussions have also begun in the Trump administration, with the White House encouraging regulators to allow the drug to be administered as a possible coronavirus treatment, Politico reported, citing officials and internal documents.

Despite long-standing concerns about the drug's risks among U.S. researchers, such as birth defects, enthusiasm grew after Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe explained about Avigan to President Donald Trump, Politico reported. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The country now accounts for nearly a quarter of global confirmed cases, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

German media reported Thursday that Berlin is looking to purchase large amounts of Avigan, in hopes for stockpiling millions of packs. The drug will be distributed through university hospitalsallegedly assaulted by police, and thereafter confined for over 12 hours, as a result of an investigation on the part of the Police of Puerto Rico regarding an alleged drug kingpin. Wendel was a member of the police force when this incident allegedly took place. During his time as a police officer, he was also a member of Frente Unido de Policías Organizados ("FUPO").
In June 2007, FUPO stopped providing legal services to Wendel during his administrative hearing. As a result, on December 26, 2007, Wendel brought this suit against Figueroa, president of FUPO, alleging he acted in retaliation by denying him further legal counsel. Docket # 12. Specifically, Wendel alleges that Figueroa retaliated against him because the administrative proceedings involved other police officers which were allegedly friends of


private party is fairly characterized as "a state actor if the plaintiff establishes that, in engaging in the challenged conduct, the private party performed a public function that has been `traditionally the exclusive prerogative of the State.'" Estades-Negroni, 412 at 5 (quoting Blum, 457 U.S. at 1005, 102 S.Ct. 2777); Alberto San, 522 F.3d at 4. Plaintiff argues that Figueroa should be characterized as a state actor because he fails to draw the line between his functions as President of FUPO, and his duties and responsibilities as a police officer. Nevertheless, when Figueroa withdrew Plaintiff's legal representation, he was acting in his capacity as president of FUPO, and not as a police officer. Moreover, Figueroa did not perform a traditional public function in his capacity as the presidentprecedent of the Duluth Clearing House case and consider this case on the merits. The absence in Minn.St. c. 45 of provision for review of an order granting an application appears to us to be a legislative oversight. A legislative clarification would be most helpful.
The village of Richfield is a suburban community bordered on its north by the city of Minneapolis, on its west by the city of Edina, on its south by the City of Bloomington, and on its east by International Airport. Objector, Richfield Bank and Trust Company, is located on Lyndale Avenue South a few hundred feet south of 66th Street. Applicants propose to locate at 66th and Nicollet Avenue South, approximately four blocks from objector's bank.
The prerequisites for securing a certificate of authority for


testimony of W. S. Snyder, one of the applicants, the estimated population of the village of Richfield was 44,426 and of Bloomington 61,147, making a total of 105,573 for the Richfield-Bloomington area.
Applicants also introduced evidence relative to existing banking facilities and other financial institutions in the area. Exhibits were introduced showing the number of cars which had passed the proposed location daily. A traffic-flow map dated 1962, prepared by the Hennepin County Highway Department, showed that on 66th Street 14,700 cars passed daily, and on Nicollet Avenue approximately 14,000 cars a day passed the proposed location. Applicants also conducted an economic survey, which is incorporated in their exhibit 2. Among other things, their survey shows the economic character of the area to be serviced. It appears from thesurvey that in the Richfield area only 3.9 percent of the population is in the under-$3,000 income bracket, while 23.6 percent is in the income bracket of $10,000 and over. Applicants introduced evidence relative to the industrial zoning of the area, the recreation and educational facilities of the area, the type of government in Richfield and Bloomington, the type of water and sewer program available in those places, the type of fuel used, and the transportation available. Applicants also listed a number of large Bloomington firms with the number of employees of each. In the Richfield area alone it appears that there are 29 manufacturing establishments, 18 wholesale factories, and 160 service companies. Applicant Gustafson testified:
"The evidence supporting the reasonable public demand, I feel, is very strong in


the Medina County

Court of Common Pleas. This Court affirms.

                                                 I.

        {¶2}    On April 27, 2013, Mr. Inman and his girlfriend, who was also the mother of two

of his children, had an altercation at a bar that culminated in Mr. Inman striking the victim in the

face with his hand. She hit her head on a pool table as she fell to the ground. The victim was

diagnosed with a closed head injury,  2

domestic violence convictions. After a jury trial, Mr. Inman was convicted of one count of

domestic violence stemming from the April 27th altercation but acquitted of the other count

concerning the April 28th incident. He was sentenced to the maximum term of 36 months in

prison. Mr. Inman has appealed raising three assignments of error.

                                                 II.


NEW DELHI: All proposals for highways, railway tracks, canals and power lines passing through wildlife sanctuaries and protected areas will now have to include a plan to provide for safe movement of wildlife and allocate budget for animal passages.Linear infrastructure project passing through protected areas and notified eco sensitive zone around protected areas must submit an animal passage plan with a clear budget head to get prior approval of National Board for Wildlife , a standing committee of the apex wildlife protection body has decided.The standing committee, headed by environment minister Harsh Vardhan , made this decision on January 25. This is the first time that animal passage plan has been made binding on implementing agencies of infrastructure projects. The meeting was attended by Wildlife Institute of IndiaDiscovering Florence

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HALIFAX -- The Ocearch research team came to Nova Scotia this fall on a hunch.

Could the movements of two tagged great white sharks -- dubbed Hilton and Lydia -- suggest the mysterious predators have an undiscovered mating site off Canada's Atlantic coast?

The team hoped to capture and tag one shark on their first Nova Scotia foray.

Instead, they saw more than 10 sharks, collected samples from seven, and tagged six.

Expedition leader Chris Fischer was to leave Nova Scotia Saturday after wrapping what he called an "historic" expedition that offered an "enormous breakthrough" and opened new horizons for the organization's work to solve the complicated puzzle of the endangered North Atlantic white shark population.

"It was really surprising to come up here and see so many animals," the American researcher said.

"Ihad also tagged their first great white shark in Canadian waters in mid-September.

"Now that we know we can get them (sharks) here, we're hoping to see a lot more Canadian scientists jump on board next year," said Fischer, saying Ocearch is already discussing the logistics of a return trip in 2019.

Fischer noted that the age and sex ranges of the sharks found here have marked Canadian waters as an untapped gold mine for researchers -- and notably, put the area on the map as a rare place with predictable access to the elusive creatures.

Nova Scotians have been watching the team's activities with great interest, but luring sharks so close to popular beaches have worried some residents.

Ocearch's activities near Lunenberg raised some public concern about whether baiting sharks close


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Gottfrid Warg, who co-founded the controversial file sharing torrent site, The Pirate Bay, was recently sentenced to two years in prison. Warg was charged and convicted with acting on illegal money transfers on-line and hacking into a Sweden-based computer system that stored and managed data for Swedish authorities.

Warg, who was convicted of hacking into the Internet technology company Logica along with the Nordea Bank, had a previous conviction from 2009 for Internet piracy. He was extradited from Cambodia back to Sweden in 2012 where he was to serve a one-year jail term. Upon Warg’s incarceration, he was charged with more highly elaborate cyber-crimes.

The court, which is in the Nacka district of Sweden, said in a recent statement that Warg’s hacking was highly ingenious and very


CPRs from a motor vehicles license database.

Warg claims the accusations against him are false and simply a political move against the controversial website, The Pirate Bay, which he helped to create.

The Pirate Bay was started back in 2003 and today is one of the most popular file sharing torrent download sites on the Internet. Sweden tried to have the site shut down and seize the domain name in both Sweden and Iceland. In response to this, TPB quickly transferred their domain to an .sx registration, which is out of the Dutch Caribbean territory of Sint Maarten.mixture of them. The most obvious illustration of the patriarchy is Islamic theocracy, a symbiosis of political and religious dictatorship.

In theocratic states, the position of women is horrifying and hopeless. We direct our fiercest criticism to such countries, and work in that part of the world is what most occupies our minds.

A clear example of the "Shariazation" under way in the Middle East and North Africa is what our activist Amina Tyler has gone through. For having published in Facebook topless pictures of herself with "F*** Your Morals" written on her body, Amina suffered severe criticism and death threats, and was kidnapped, beaten, and subjected to humiliating treatment.

This young woman claims her own family took her far outside the confines of the city in which she lived to


spend several weeks in a village unknown to her. There, shut up inside a house, she underwent a forced "Islamization:" they made her read the Quran and took her every day to see an imam. Amina's family also declared her insane and compelled her to ingest large doses of medication.

"Because I was taking so many pills, I was sleeping all the time," Amina told me. "And once I woke up, I understood that I didn't remember anything."

Amina finally managed to escape. A few hours after Femen activists attacked the president of Tunisia shouting "Where is Amina?" I received a phone call: "Inna, this is Amina speaking! I've escaped from my family!"

After a long conversation about what she had gone through during her period of forced isolation, I askedDVDs & Movies

Laserdisc

Laserdisc Article

Laserdisc (LD) was the first commercial optical disc storage medium, and was used primarily for movies for home viewing.

During its development, MCA, which owned the technology, referred to it as the Reflective Optical Videodisc System; changing the name once in 1969 to Disco-Vision and then again in 1978 to DiscoVision (without the hyphen), which became the official spelling. MCA owned the rights to the largest catalog of films in the world during this time, and they manufactured and distributed the DiscoVision releases of those films under the "MCA DiscoVision" label beginning on December 15, 1978.

Pioneer Electronics also entered the optical disc market in 1978, manufacturing players and printing discs under the name Laser Videodisc. For 1980 the name was compressed into LaserDisc and in 1981


the intercap was eliminated and "Laserdisc" became the final and common name for the format, supplanting the use of the "DiscoVision" name, which disappeared shortly thereafter; titles released by MCA became MCA Laserdiscs or (later) MCA-Universal Laserdiscs. The format has been incorrectly referred to as LV or LaserVision, although this actually refers to a line of Philips brand players; the term VDP or Video Disc Player was a somewhat more common and more correct name for players in general.

During the early years, MCA also manufactured discs for other companies including Paramount, Disney and Warner Bros. Some of them added their own names to the disc jacket to signify that the movie was not owned by MCA. When MCA merged into Universal years later, Universal began reissuing many ofthe early DiscoVision titles as MCA-Universal discs. The DiscoVision versions had largely been available only in pan and scan and had often utilized poor transfers, the newer versions improved greatly in terms of both audio and video quality.


228 F.3d 860 (8th Cir. 2000)
ROOSEVELT MCKINNEY, APPELLANTv.KENNETH S. APFEL, COMMISSIONER, SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, APPELLEE.
No. 99-3960
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT
Submitted: June 16, 2000Filed: October 2, 2000

Appeal from the United States District Court for the Southern District of Iowa.[Copyrighted Material Omitted]
Before Wollman, Chief Judge, Beam, and Bye, Circuit Judges.
Wollman, Chief Judge.

1
Roosevelt McKinney appeals from the district court's1judgment affirming the denial of his application for disability insurance benefits pursuant to Title II of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S.C.  416(i) & 423, and for supplemental security income pursuant to Title XVI, 42 U.S.C.  1381a. We affirm.

I.

2
McKinney was born on December 19, 1940. He has a high school education, and his past relevant work is that of a cab driver, general laborer, and waiter. McKinneythat he possesses average cognition and memory. Additionally, the record indicates that McKinney was punctual, that he paid attention to detail, and that he remembered instructions. McKinney's testimony reveals that he could recall his date of birth, his children's names and ages, his ex-wife's name, and recent personal experiences. The record therefore supports the ALJ's conclusions regarding McKinney's memory.

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McKinney also claims the he is unable to work full-time because he suffers from disabling fatigue. In support of this contention, McKinney cites the testimony of a vocational evaluator who opined that McKinney should work only ten to fifteen hours per week. The ALJ found, however, that the evaluator had no medical training and that he was not qualified to render an opinion regarding McKinney's ability to work full- time.


leg, when Oliver sanctioned a foul on Lucas Vazquez by Medhi Benatia.

Buffon pushed his way through a crowd of protesting Juve teammates and grabbed Oliver before remonstrating in his face. He was shown a red card in what could prove to be his final appearance in the Champions League, and he later said Oliver was a "killer" with a "garbage bin in the place of a heart."

Ceferin said blaming the incident on Collina, who chose Michael Oliver to referee the fixture, is wrong.

"I spoke with Andrea straight away and I know that he acted like the gentleman that he is -- not insulting anybody nor being aggressive," Ceferin said. "The delegate confirmed this, too. He had the same frustration as Buffon and, even though he is president, hecould not hide his emotions.

"Collina has no blame. It's like a coach who picks his team. He selects the best he can to win, but then controversies can always arise, but what blame does he have? And I don't think it's at all the case that we need to change who selects referees.

"I like Collina and he's given a lot to UEFA. I never interfere. It's up to him and his great professionalism. He has my total support."

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said he understands Gianluigi Buffon's frustration with the decision to award a late penalty.

There were suggestions in the Italian media that had the video assistant referee (VAR) been available in European games, the penalty decision may have been overturned.

Ceferin, though, is not a fan of the technology


in place for Euro 2020.

"Besides, in Real-Juve, what would have changed with VAR?" he said. "Nothing. People have seen that incident 20 times -- I've watched it 50 times -- and there are still half of the people saying it was a penalty and the other half saying it wasn't.

"In Manchester City-Liverpool, it could have been useful for the disallowed goal, but there are other problems to concern ourselves with, such as the rules of the game and how they are interpreted."

Ben Gladwell reports on Serie A, the Italian national team and the Bundesliga for ESPN FC, UEFA and the Press Association. @UEFAcomBenG.Photographer: John Stetson

Summary Author: John Stetson

On April 18th at 43 degrees north latitude, skim ice formed one last time on the open water, and dark-colored remnant ice could be seen in Jordan Bay on the east side of Sebago Lake. At ice-out, the Sun’s maximum altitude was 57 degrees above the horizon. It's about two months until the summer solstice; two months after the solstice, the mid-August sun will have the same maximum altitude.

Ice-out records have been maintained for a small island in Lake Sebago going all the way back to 1807. It's possible to follow this record, which covers the period of the Industrial Revolution to the present to observe/monitor aspects of the climate in the vicinity of the lake. Click here to see ice-out dates. Thanks


Krakow Arena Nears Completion

When it was announced that four Polish locations would host matches during the Euro 2012 football championship, Cracovians were disappointed to discover that their city was not one of them. Soon, however, a brand new stadium will put the city on the world map of culture and sport.

Located in Czyżyny, a short distance from the Krakow Plaza shopping centre, the 18-thousand-seat Krakow Arena will be easily accessible from every part of the city when it opens this April.

Małgorzata Przedrzymirska and Paweł Krasuski of the Małopolska Regional Development Agency, invited the Krakow Post for a tour inside the new arena, now in the final stages of construction.

Dozens of workers were busy as Przedrzymirska and Krasuski proudly showed us around the premises At the end of March,other indoor events within hours. With the needs of entertainment events in mind, the roof is rigged to enable the rapid and convenient installation of lights and more exotic stage equipment weighing up to 60 tonnes.

Even more impressive will be the 500-metre-long, 14-metre tall LED screen that will wrap around the entire exterior of the building, allowing events inside to be broadcast live in the outside of the stadium.

In September 2014, Krakow will host the Men’s Volleyball World Championship and World League matches. The 2016 European Men’s Handball Championship will also take place partly in Krakow and the city is also hoping to secure the 2019 Handball World Cup. All these events are planned to take place in the Krakow Arena, but the golden prize would be the


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2011 -- MLB Josh Bynes, DEN – In our inaugural draft, the Broncos chose Bynes, a decent MLB, out of Auburn as Mr. Irrelevant. Bynes has good size (6’1”, 240 lbs) and a respectable combination of speed (76) and strength (76). While he lacked good tackling skills, his weren’t horrible for a rookie (79). Considering his humble beginnings, Bynes actually had an extremely productive career in Denver. Though he recorded only 3 tackles as a rookie, Bynes was forced into the spotlight in 2012 and played well, tying for third most tackles on the team with 77. In that season, Bynes also had 7 tackles for loss, 3 sacks and interception and 5 deflections. Not bad for the last player drafted! In 2013, however, the


in week 9 when he completed 13 of 28 for 279 yards and 4 TDs (plus 2 picks) in a loss against the Texans. On the season he completed just under 45% of his passes for 1,607 yards, 8 TDs and 15 picks. In 2013, the Jaguars again gave Enderle the ball and he continued to disappoint, finishing the season with 1,472 yards passing, 6 TDs and 15 INTs and a dismal 50.9 passer rating. The low point was a 7-for-27 performance against the Titans where he threw 6 INTs and no TDs.

2013 -- OLB Nate Stupar, PIT – Unlike Bynes and Enderle, who not only saw significant playing time and even started, the 2013 Mr. Irrelevant was unable to suit up for the Steelers, or any otherQuad Cities Democratic Socialists of America member Dylan Parker was elected to the Rock Island City Council, 5th Ward Alderman, with DSA support.

Parker was the thirteenth DSA member holding elected office in the country, including Carlos Rosa, Chicago’s 35th Ward Alderman, Mike Sylvester of the Maine House of Representatives and Julie Ann Nitsch Austin Community College Board of Trustee in Texas.

Khalid Kamau’s victory is also indicative of DSA’s strong interest in Georgia. With more than 300 members in Atlanta alone, DSA aims to use upcoming Mayoral, Congressional and the next Gubernatorial race, to return a much more vulnerable than you might think Red State back to the Blue column.

With 450 to 500 members and control of the local Texas State Employees Union, Austin DSA comrades have huge influence


inside the Travis and Bexar County Democratic Parties. At last year’s DNC, about 55 delegates were DSA members, including about 40 percent of Sanders’ delegates from Texas. Given DSA’s explosive growth (6,500 to 20,000 comrades in one year), Marxist influence inside the Democratic Party can only increase.

Local Representative Lloyd Doggett has long been a DSA ally, but is not the only elected official in the socialists camp.

Rep. Lloyd Doggett with Austin DSA leader Glenn Scott

In a down-ballot election victory in December 2016, Austin DSA member and Bernie Sanders delegate to the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Julie Ann Nitsch won her runoff for Austin Community College Board of Trustees.

DSA Members Glenn Scott, Julie Ann Nitsch, and Claudia Corum

According to Austin DSA Co-Chair Danny Fetonte, “DSA members providedCIA pick Mike Pompeo.

Regarded as an impossible mission only a few weeks ago, the April 11th election is now widely regarded as very much “in play.”

Candidate Thompson, a Bernie Sanders supporter, plays to the middle, emphasizing his military background, but his Marxist supporters regard him as a “progressive Democrat,” very much worthy of their support.

Rhonda Cox took on the important role of coordinating Thompson’s campaign volunteers in February, 2017.

In November 2016, Rhonda Cox joined the 400 member Wichita Democratic Socialists of America public Facebook groups and has signaled her intention to attend at least two Wichita DSA meetings since then.

Rhonda Cox has worked to enlist help from other “progressive” groups including Sister District and Moveon.org. She says “this is such an important race and a test of the


organizing down ballot campaigns across the country, in a serious effort to move grass roots politics to the far left.

The United States’ largest Marxist organization, 19,000 strong Democratic Socialists of America, is pushing hard into Republican strongholds across the nation. New DSA locals have sprung up in red states like Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, Oklahoma, Idaho, Arkansas, Kansas, Alaska and now Nebraska.

Locals have recently been established in Lincoln and Omaha, with several hundred activists and supporters, recruited mainly from the Bernie Sanders movement.

DSA comrades have already won influence, including Omaha DSA leader Tom Tilden‘s election to the post of 2nd Associate-chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party.

Now, DSAer Lou Braatz is contesting an open seat on the Lincoln City Council.

Braatz is a veteran of three election campaigns:chaos and violence exploding in our streets now.

This is going to be a who’s who of radicals. Others attending include Shaun King, Frances Fox Piven and Palestinian Linda Sarsour. You’ve got proponents of Saul Alinsky, the Muslim Brotherhood and one of the founders of Cloward and Piven. Sounds like the party from hell to me.

Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is the largest socialist organization in the US. It is one of two official US affiliates of the Socialist International. It was formed in 1982 from a merger of the Michael Harrington led Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee and the smaller New American Movement. DSA publishes a quarterly journal, the Democratic Left. While claiming to be socialist, Democratic Socialists of America is a Marxist organization, that draws heavily from the


in Trevor Loudon’s new documentary: The Enemies Within.

Ami Bera

Ami Bera entered Congress in the 2012 election as a (California Democrat, District 7), located just east of California’s capitol city, Sacramento. Bera kept his seat in the 2014 election by just eight-tenths of a percentage point.

“As a firm believer in civil rights, I would like to thank CAIR for their past two decades of educating and empowering our community and protecting and defending the rights of all Americans.” – Rep. Ami Bera (D-Calif.) (2014).

Baker was an adjunct lecturer for the Theater Department for the University of Southern Maine where he taught for over a quarter of a century.

He is a former Democratic member of the Maine state legislature, where he served on the Joint Standing Committee on Labor.

Baker servedin the Maine State Legislature from 1979-1988. He sponsored legislation dealing with worker-owned cooperatives, municipally-owned power districts and a state-owned bank. He was the sponsor of legislation to divest state pension money from business investing in South Africa during Apartheid.

As an actor he has performed with numerous professional theater companies throughout New England.

During the summer and fall of 2006, Democratic Socialists of America Political Action Committee helped DSA activists around the country, “from San Diego up to Maine,” to host house parties to raise funds that helped Bernie Sanders become the only open socialist in the U.S. Senate.

Over 300 Sanders activists attended Democratic Socialists of America’s “Socialist Caucus” on Wednesday afternoon, July 27th, 2016. In the audience were over 100 Sanders delegates, including most of DSA’s 55 member-delegates;


365 U.S. 146 (1961)
UNITED STATES
v.
FRUEHAUF ET AL.
No. 91.
Supreme Court of United States.
Argued January 11, 1961.
Decided February 20, 1961.
APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
S. Hazard Gillespie, Jr. argued the cause for the United States. On the brief were Solicitor General Rankin, Assistant Attorney General Wilkey, Beatrice Rosenberg and Eugene L. Grimm.
Louis Nizer argued the cause for appellees. With him on the briefs were Charles Seligson, Cyrus R. Vance, *147 Mortimer A. Sullivan, Albert C. Bickford, Charles S. Burdell, Donald McL. Davidson, James D. Walsh, Albert I. Schmalholz and Melvin Lloyd Robbins.
MR. JUSTICE FRANKFURTER delivered the opinion of the Court.
On June 17, 1959, an indictment in two counts was filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Newthe hearing, the district judge suggested that if, as he was advised by the trial memoranda of certain among the appellees, any of them intended to move for dismissal of the indictment, such a motion should be made at that time. Counsel for the appellees replied that they "would be in a better position to address ourselves to the grounds for a dismissal after the government had made an opening here, . . . if on inquiry in this pretrial, preliminary conference, the government conceded certain positions that it has conceded at arraignment and other places in *149 the minutes." The district judge then read into the record an extended excerpt from the Government's trial memorandum[4] which purported to outline the "facts which support the charge and which