appellant shot his brother-in-law

with a shotgun. According to the appellant, Qualls had threatened him earlier

during a telephone conversation, and while at the appellant’s house, Qualls

approached the appellant. The appellant told Qualls to stop, and when he did

not, the appellant shot him.

          The victim’s wife and the appellant’s sister, Kimberly Qualls, testified at

the sentencing hearing. She stated that the appellant had shown no remorse for

the killing and that he laughs about it. She also testified that the appellant will

not leave her alone, stating that he has been near her house and has called her

on the telephone.

          At the sentencing hearing, the appellant testified that he had not laughed

about the killing. Furthermore,havoc, the storm tested the region already battered by a series of heavy snows and below-freezing temperatures this winter.

PENNSYLVANIA

Ice and snow brought down trees and limbs and knocked out power to some 750,000 customers. Most of the outages were in the Philadelphia suburbs, and PECO, the major utility company, warned it could be the weekend before some people get their lights back on. The Pennsylvania Turnpike was closed around Harrisburg, the state capital, for more than 13 hours after a fatal crash Tuesday night. Gov. Tom Corbett signed a disaster emergency proclamation, freeing up state agencies to use all available resources and personnel to respond to the storm. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Administration reported delays and some cancellations on suburban Philadelphia routes, while Amtrak suspended its Philadelphia-to-Harrisburg service


indefinitely because of downed trees on wires and along tracks. Many schools were closed.

NEW YORK

Up to a foot of snow fell in places upstate; hundreds of schools upstate were closed. Four inches of snow and a quarter-inch of ice covered New York City. The state deployed 3,500 tons of stockpiled road salt to New York City, where supplies were running low, while plows and other heavy equipment aimed to keep roads clear. A 65-mile stretch of Interstate 84 between the Pennsylvania and Connecticut borders was closed to all vehicles until mid-afternoon. The Metropolitan Transit Authority said Metro-North Railroad service was reduced by 18 percent on morning trains.

NEW JERSEY

Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency and state offices were closed for non-essential employees, as the state got snowin northern parts, sleet and freezing rain in some areas, and all rain in southern counties. Tens of thousands of customers were without power, and schools were closed or delayed. NJ Transit operated on a storm schedule. Buses and trains were cross-honoring tickets.

MICHIGAN

The state received more than 6 inches of snow in some areas, snarling traffic and keeping towing operators busy. AAA Michigan got at least 1,100 calls for service Wednesday morning. Authorities reported several multi-vehicle crashes after snow fell along Interstate 94 in the Jackson area; traffic accidents closed parts of Interstate 69 around Flint. The storm also snarled traffic in southern Michigan, including Detroit. Two planes became stuck on taxiways at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, requiring trucks to push or pull the regional Delta jets to free


around himself while throwing the other end in the water, pulling the man onto nearby rocks. Meanwhile, a skier called 911. Rescuers pulled the man the rest of the way to safety. He was taken to a hospital. Both he and his dog were expected to recover.

KENTUCKY

Freezing rain and ice that moved through Kentucky overnight Tuesday and into Wednesday left thousands without power, mostly in Jefferson County, where about 10,000 customers had no lights early Wednesday. The National Weather Service said the winter storm left about a quarter-inch of ice over much of central and northern Kentucky. Several schools canceled classes. In one central Kentucky county, warming stations were opened for people without heat.

MASSACHUSETTS

The storm dropped nearly a foot in parts of Massachusetts. In Boston, Worcester, Springfield andelsewhere, schools and colleges canceled classes. The state’s trial courts also closed for the day. Gov. Deval Patrick told all non-essential state employees working in the executive branch to stay home.

RHODE ISLAND

Nearly all schools in Rhode Island were closed, and state police responded to several traffic accidents. The General Assembly canceled its sessions. The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority warned of delays. Snow turned to sleet and rain in some parts of the state.

CONNECTICUT

The start of the General Assembly’s annual session was delayed from Wednesday to Thursday because of the snow. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy also ordered a delayed opening for state offices on Wednesday. Many schools were closed. Metro-North Railroad said the storm disabled a few commuter trains, forcing riders to transfer to other rail cars, while


using the extra water. Temperatures in the area were expected to be below zero for much of the week.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

At the Mount Sunapee Resort ski area, the lot was filling up with skiers undeterred by a trek through the snow. In Newport, the snow helped pick up the pace of ticket sales for an outdoor “Yankee Luau” on the town common Wednesday as part of the town’s 98th Winter Carnival. The snow boded well for skijoring events this weekend, a popular attraction that had to be canceled the past two years because of a lack of snow. The sport features horseback riders towing a person on skis over jumps and through other obstacles.

INDIANA

Indiana was socked with up to a foot of snow. Several major highways were closed fora time, including Interstate 65 north of Lafayette and south of Indianapolis, and Interstate 74 in southeastern Indiana.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

The Maryland Transit Administration reduced the number of afternoon trains out of Washington on the MARC Brunswick line. Two morning trains hit fallen trees on the tracks; no one was hurt. Passengers on the first disabled train were put on a later train that also hit a fallen tree about a mile down the line, and the passengers were transferred again.

FATALITIES:

In Kansas, two traffic deaths Tuesday south of Pittsburg in Crawford County were blamed on the weather; a third, near Hesston, was believed weather related.


Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez

Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez Guatemalan businessman, born in 1957. Son of Alfonso Bosch and Isabel Gutiérrez de Bosch, the chairwoman of Fundación Juan Bautista Gutiérrez.  He is married to Elvira Molina de Bosch and has 4 children. He is the chairman of CMI Capital, a part of CMI (Corporación Multi-Inversiones), a family multi-Latin corporation founded in Guatemala in 1920.  CMI currently employs over 40,000 people in 14 countries in 3 continents, creating investment, jobs, and development in the region. During over 45 years, Juan Luis Bosch has led the corporation's growth and expansion strategies. He is currently a member of the board of directors of Banco Industrial and PRONACA, a leading Ecuadorian company that produces and distributes food products.

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Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez obtainedAfter three straight victories, the Knicks look to continue their winning ways against the Atlantic Division leading Philadelphia 76ers. With the season shortened to 66 games, these division matchups become even more pivotal. The two teams split the regular season series last year 2-2 with the Knicks coming away with the final two meetings.

The Lowdown – The Knicks may have caught a bit of a break in this game. The 76ers are playing their last game in a back-to-back-to-back series. The Knicks will begin a three games in four nights stint. The Knicks have won three in a row, and are giving up only 87.7 points per game during that stretch. In fact the team currently has a defensive rating of 102.0, good enough to place them in


the top half of the league (14th). The 76ers are winners of their last six, and with a win over the Knicks they will have their longest win streak since Jan 6-17, 2009.

The Sixers have five guys averaging over double figures points per game in Lou Williams, Jrue Holliday, Andre Iguodala, Thaddeus Young, and Spencer Hawes. They rank 1st in SRS (Simple Rating System) which takes into account average point differential and strength of schedule. In the same category, the Knicks rank 23rd. The Sixers also rank 1st in defensive rating and 3rd in offensive rating. They win with their balance and depth on offense, as well as their ferocity on defense.

Key Matchup – Carmelo Anthony vs. Andre Iguodala – In Melo’s career he has averaged 26.4 pointsBetween chaos and petrification: a summary of the Fifth IPA Conference of Training Analysts.
The Fifth IPA Conference of Training Analysts was devoted to the problems in the integration of different theoretical and clinical perspectives in the formation of psychoanalysts, the dialectical tensions between rigidity and stultification on the one hand, and a chaotic 'anything goes' on the other. Seven presentations, from the three major geographical regions and representing a range of theoretical perspectives, though drawing upon common and shared clinical and training experiences, were widely divergent in both their descriptions and their prescriptions. The presentations by Janice de Saussure of Geneva, by Charles Kligerman of Chicago, by Marcio de Freitas Giovanetti of São Paulo, Raquel Zak de Goldstein of Buenos Aires, André Green of Paris, José Infante of


Dance was based on a dancing reality show and with Shahid Kapoor as the male lead, the dancing acts were just perfect in the film. Wish we could say the same about the script.

Ram Gopal Varma celebrated the dancing form in his film Naach where Antra Mali played a struggling choreographer trying to get a hold in Bollywood industry.

Dance Dance was a follow-up to the hit Disco Dancer with Mithun Chakravarthy and director B. Subhash teaming up once again for a full-fledged dance film. Smita Patil known for her roles in offbeat films was kinda out of place in this masala potboiler.

One of Akshay Kumar’s earliest films went by the name of Dancer where he played a dancer and showed some flashy dance steps.

Choose your reason below andSports in Independent Singapore

When Singapore attained independence in 1965, the Government called on the nation to build a rugged and robust society through sports participation. Sports was also seen as a way to bond people of different races.

To boost the promotion of sports, a Sports Division was created in the Ministry of Social Affairs in 1966, with Encik Othman Wok, the then Minister, in charge. In the same year, the first pile for the construction of the National Stadium was driven in.

In 1969, The National Fitness Exercise (NFX) was introduced to encourage physical fitness among the whole population.

The promotion of sports was further enhanced with the establishment of the National Sports Promotion Board (NSPB) in 1971. Its responsibilities were "to promote, assist and organize international competitions in consultation


Canadian Interuniversity Sport is getting a new name and logo. In dual press conferences today in Ontario and Quebec, the organization announced it will be re-branded as “U Sports.” This is not the first time the group has changed names as CIS replaced the original handle, Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union, in 2001.

The logo itself is clean and simple: A “U” standing first and foremost for “university” in varsity-style lettering with a maple leaf in the middle, nodding at the 56 Canadian universities the organization represents. The maple leaf was taken from old CIAU letterhead.

The agency that designed the logo is the Vancouver-based Hulse & Durrell, which has been responsible for the brand launches of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Swimming Canada, Curling Canada and Equestrian Canada.

Therebrand extends beyond the name and logo. It also includes a new website—USports.ca—with a focus on mobile-friendly design.

This caps an era of change and transition for the organization. Current CEO Graham Brown was hired in the fall of 2015. Since then the CIS has expanded their national TV coverage with a football game of the week on City TV, signed a two-year deal to have the Vanier Cup played at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, had 53 of its football players selected in the 2016 CFL draft, and had 158 current or former CIS students compete at the Rio Olympics.

Under new leadership they’ve also moved their head office from the University of Ottawa campus to Richmond Hill, Ont.

“The board doesn’t see why CIS can’t be the top sport


exact cost of the aircraft, along with weapons and other equipment, is not yet known as negotiations are still underway, Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough recently told journalists. The Liberal government has set aside up to $500 million for the project and that would cover the seven added jets.

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An Australian Senate hearing was recently told that Canada was presented with a cost proposal last year. “They accepted our offer in December, but they have also put in a further request for some seven aircraft for system testing, training and spares,” Australian Air Vice Marshal Cath Roberts told the hearing.

The U.S. government is examining the deal and will have to give its approval before Australia can sellthe F-18s to Canada, because the F-18s were built in the U.S. with American technology. Canada is hoping for the U.S. approval sometime in the summer.

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Although U.S.-Canada relations have hit a slump, with President Donald Trump vowing to punish Canadians over economic disputes, the DND does not expect that to affect approval of the fighter jet deal.

Pat Finn, DND’s assistant deputy minister of materiel, has said he expects a deal by the end of the year with deliveries of the Australian planes to begin in the summer of 2019. The government originally planned for the arrival of the first used aircraft next January.

The government had originally planned to buy 18 new Super Hornet fighter jets from U.S. aerospace giant Boeing. But,


COLUMBIA, S.C. -- An 81-year-old Sears worker whose job was to stop shoplifters was killed by two men who shoved him down while stealing television sets from a South Carolina store, a sheriff said Wednesday.

Sheriff Leon Lott charged the men with murder and strong-arm robbery when the worker died, four days after his head hit the store's concrete floor.

The victim, Duaine Hamilton, was "enjoying the golden years of his life, and it was just snatched from him by these two punks who wanted to go steal two TVs," Lott said at a news conference.

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Jeffrey Simmons, 58 is in jail and Jason Randolph, 40, is being sought.

"It wasn't a struggle. They just struck him. He's 81 years old. He attempted to stop themby standing in front of them and they just attacked and knocked him down. And they still stole the TVs," Lott said.

The blow to the head on Aug. 22 killed Hamilton, Richland County Coroner Gary Watts said.

"By all rights he should have been home playing with his grandchildren," Watts said.

Hamilton was an Air Force veteran who retired from AT&T and then went to work for Sears 13 years ago, the sheriff said.

Lott said the attack was caught on the store's security cameras, but his spokesman, Lt. Curtis Wilson, said that out of respect to the victim's family, the sheriff didn't want to release the recordings Wednesday, since they were holding his funeral.

Simmons and Randolph have long criminal records, including nine shoplifting convictions for Simmons alone, Lott said.

"They are


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Opener in Australia is testament to Selig's legacy

Opener in Australia is testament to Selig's legacy

D-backs president and CEO Derrick Hall has a message for Australia, as Arizona will play the first ever MLB games there

By Richard Justice
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Opening Series in Australia? Bloody splendid, mate. Hey, was there any doubt there'd be a Yasiel Puig world tour?

For the D-backs and Dodgers, it'll be a wonderful adventure, a chance to see a different part of the world and introduce their sport to a new audience.

This is a day Commissioner Bud Selig envisioned years ago when he began drawing up a blueprint for Major League Baseball. This isn't the final step, only the next one.

Where next? Rome? Sure, why not? Beijing? Absolutely. Baseball is already being played and watched


around the globe, so why not show it off at its highest level?

The World Baseball Classic has been wildly popular in places like Japan and the Dominican Republic, and in the last 14 years, baseball has played regular-season games in Mexico, Japan and Puerto Rico.

So Wednesday's announcement that the D-backs and Dodgers will open the 2014 regular season with a pair of games in Sydney on March 22-23 feels like an appropriate next step in growing the sport.

Besides, baseball has deep roots in Australia. Opening Day 2014 will mark the 100th anniversary of the White Sox and Giants playing an exhibition game there. Thirty-one current Major League players were born there, and baseball has for years scouted Australia for talent.

Now, a little history. When Selig became Commissioner inplayers and owners absolutely must work together. They've done this for over a decade, and the sport's growth has been almost incomprehensible.

The World Baseball Classic was an example of that cooperation. To have many of the game's best players competing for their countries has been great fun to watch in terms of emotion and competitive fires.

Baseball has done such a terrific job making the game available around the world that it's simply a matter of finding suitable venues for Major League games.

Thirty years ago, I spent three weeks touring Japan with the Orioles. In every city -- Tokyo, Osaka, Hiroshima, etc. -- there were large, energetic crowds cheering their hometown teams against the Orioles.

Dozens of fans gathered outside the team hotel each morning hoping for a glimpse of


boy, Casen Alexander, born at 4:50 a.m. Sunday, March 20, 2016 at Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay. The infant is joined at home by a brother, Matthew and a sister, Abigail.

Wendell and Emily Martin of Kenton are parents of a girl, Kerinda Sue, born Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay. Grandparents are Joshua and Azaela Zook of Kenton and Marlin and Martha Martin of Myerstown, Pa.

Lisha and Josh Wilkerson of Ada are parents of a 6-pound, 11.5-ounce, 19.5-inch girl, Emma Grace, born on Saturday, March 19, 2016 at Blanchard Valley Hospital, Findlay. Grandparents are Gary and Lily Smith of Kenton and Robert and Laura Wilkerson of Forest.

Charlie and Samantha McCullough of Ridgeway are parents of a 7-pound, 3-ounce, 18 1/4-inch girl, Claire Maxine, born at 9:40Center, Lima. Grandparents are Scott and Amy Brown, and Greg and the late Misty Howard. Great-grandparents are Larry and Linda Hattery, Donald and Jane Brown, Mary and the late Charlie Howard …

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The board of education took steps Monday to discontinue its contract with Super-intendent Mike Kis, who was selected for the job after the resignation of Dennis Recker on Feb. 1, 2017.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale School District’s Falcon Weekend Pack Program is seeking ways to become a food pantry through the West Ohio Food Bank.
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Story highlights Kazuya Maruyama made the comment during a meeting of the Upper House constitutional panel

He later apologized and said he was "sorry that I made a remark that could lead to misunderstanding"

The lawmaker has drawn comparisons with Donald Trump

(CNN) A lawmaker from Japan's ruling political party has apologized for inaccurately stating that U.S. President Barack Obama is a descendant of slaves.

"In America, a black man became president. I mean, he's in a bloodline of black people who were slaves," Kazuya Maruyama, a lawmaker from the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), said Wednesday, during a meeting of the Upper House constitutional panel.

"People in the country's founding era would have never thought a black slave would become president," Maruyama said, making a point about America's "dynamic reform" while discussing constitutionalchanges being debated in Japan.

Obama, the first African American U.S. president, is not a descendant of slaves. He's the son of black father from Kenya and white mother from Kansas.

In a press conference after the meeting, Maruyama apologized for the statements that were widely perceived as racist. "I'm sorry that I made a remark that could lead to misunderstanding."

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or may have, either pecuniary or non-pecuniary with Veolia Transport, who have the contract with ARTA (of which you were Chair since 2007) to operate train services on the Auckland Passenger Rail Network.

In 2004 Veolia Transport Auckland Limited was contracted to the Auckland Regional Transport Authority (ARTA) to operate train services on the Auckland Passenger Rail Network. The contract has subsequently been extended through to 2014.

Veolia Transport, as a leading private operator of public transport, manage over 2.63 billion trips per year globally, thereby decreasing traffic congestion, combating climate change and avoiding over 4.1 million tons of Co2.

Veolia Transport is part of Veolia Environnement the world’s leading environmental services company.

H) Information which confirms your position, as Executive Chair of the Auckland Transition Agency, on the request for aany) you had or may have, either pecuniary or non-pecuniary with:

1) United Water;
2) Veolia Water,
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In 2004 Veolia Transport Auckland Limited was contracted to the Auckland Regional Transport Authority (ARTA) to operate train services on the Auckland Passenger Rail Network. The contract has subsequently been extended through to 2014.

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Having demonstrated its free fall, he confronted the US government agency NIST with his analyses and forced NIST to revise its November 2008 Final Report on WTC 7. NIST’s Draft Report had claimed free fall was impossible but NIST ultimately acknowledged WTC 7 was in absolute free fall for over two seconds. Concluded Chandler, “Free fall is physically impossible without explosives”.

In LA, former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development Lt. Col. Robert Bowman stated,

“9/11 has been an excuse to use our brave young troops as cannon fodder in unjust wars of aggression”.

In LA, actor John Heard asked,
“How is it possible that the worst crime in U.S. history has never been properly investigated?”

In NY, actor Daniel Sunjata stated,
“The August 20th AP poll has revealed that only 38% of thein Auckland, however, has their snout in the council contracting trough.

I’m sure there would have been some honest and decent businesspeople who would have been VERY interested in what I had to say,had the Auckland Chamber of Commerce not denied me entry to their ‘Meet the (Mayoral) Candidates’ breakfast meeting, Thursday 9 September at the Heritage Hotel.

The only Mayoral candidates invited to speak were the current Mayors – John Banks, Len Brown and Andrew Williams.

I was not invited to attend as either a Mayoral candidate or as a member of the audience.

A friend forwarded me an email, notifying me of the event, which I immediately followed up.

I was advised by the Auckland Chamber of Commerce Events Manager,that it was too late for me to be a ‘speaker’, and


similar challenges.

This new competition for airspace also has other implications for the U.S. military, which must have priority and emergency access to the nation's airspace for defense purposes.

This is a complex arena in which to operate, and it will become far more challenging as commercial space operations expand. Our nation needs a way forward to better integrate the interests and activities of both government and commercial entities, maintain our strong military defenses, protect the financial interests of existing users of the airspace, and support the growth of the commercial space industry.

MITRE is leading the charge.

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Besides the government's interest in space, the commercial space industry warrants protections as well. Currently a $340 billion industry employing more than 200,000 people,The second part measured knowledge of infectious respiratory diseases, known as prior knowledge. Questions were asked about the different types of infectious respiratory diseases and their prevention methods. The maximum possible score for this part of the questionnaire was 12. The third category asked about individual behaviors and actions including washing hands, wearing a face mask, sneezing, room ventilation and treatments for infectious respiratory diseases. The maximum possible score for the health behaviors category was 23. The last part of the questionnaire was concerned with individual health status. Information sought included how frequently the subject fell sick, how often they saw a doctor, the degree of severity for each sickness as well as the duration of the sickness. This category was marked with a maximum score of 13.

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significant difference in health literacy across three categories of occupation. Highest health literacy scores were seen among students, scientific and technical workers, teachers and doctors. Office workers, service providers, general workers and other workers scored lower, while farmers and retired people scored lower still. Due to the strong relationship between education level and subsequent occupation, the effect of occupation on health literacy reflected the effect of education on health literacy in a similar fashion. Therefore, the model incorporated only three important factors: age, education and income.

Undoubtedly, educational background is the most important factor. In a structural equation, the coefficient of education background on health literacy was 2.35, which indicates that with each level of education (classified as primary school, junior high school, senior high school, college and graduate(CNN) -- A Navy training jet crashed in a north Georgia forest on Monday, killing at least three people aboard and setting more than 10 acres of woodland ablaze, local and federal authorities said.

A fourth person aboard the jet was unaccounted for Monday night, said Harry White, spokesman for the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida. The cause of the crash was under investigation.

FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said the crash of the twin-engine T-39N trainer caused no injuries on the ground. It went down just north of Morganton, Georgia, about 80 miles north of Atlanta, Fannin County Sheriff's Maj. Keith Bosen said.

"We got reports that it was flying pretty low," Bosen said. The plane had flown north-northeast over the nearby town of Blue Ridge before it went down


about 4:40 p.m., he said.

The mountainous area is ringed by national forest land, and the crash set the surrounding woods on fire.

"We have about a 10- to 15-acre fire still working at this time," Bosen said.

The T-39N took off from Pensacola Naval Air Station in Florida, about 400 miles south of Morganton, Bergen said. The jet is a military version of Rockwell's twin-engine Saberliner executive aircraft.

CNN's Nick Valencia, Devon Sayers and Larry Shaughnessy contributed to this report.

conducted an investigation, which included an informal inquiry of the trooper and the affected juror. While each acknowledged having a conversation, each adamantly denied that it involved the case being tried. In addition, the trooper maintained that he did not know he was approaching a juror.
Later, the court conducted a more formal inquiry of the remainder of the jury to assess the extent to which the incident had any effect upon any of them. The court also recalled the trooper.
Appellants wished to inquire whether the trooper had knowingly spoken with a sitting juror. One of them, appellant Okoroafor, wished to do so while sitting in the jury box where the female juror had been sitting. The court denied both requests.
At the conclusion of the hearing, the court ruled:
After


problems arise in the processing and mixing of bone cement and when filling the same into the vessel from which the bone cement is later applied.
The bone cement is usually made of cold-curing two-component resins which anchor the components of artificial joints into the bony bed. The bone cement hardens as soon as it has been applied. Due to its plastic properties, it anchors the components of the prosthesis into the bony bed by interlocking. Polymethylmethacrylates (PMMA) have been used as bone cement for several years now. They comprise a powdery bead polymer which is superficially dissolved in a liquid monomer and is then embedded by the polymerisation of said liquid monomer. In the mixing phase, the monomer surrounds the usually globular polymer powder. This firstly leads to"The Kalevala is an epic poem which the Finn Elias Lonnrot compiled from Finnish and Karelian folklore in the 19th century. It is held to be the national epic of Finland and is traditionally thought of as one of the most significant works of Finnish language literature. Karelians in the Republic of Karelia and other Balto-Finnic speakers also value the work. The Kalevala is credited with some of the inspiration for the national awakening that ultimately led to Finland's independence from Russia in 1917.

The name can be interpreted as the "lands of Kaleva" (by the Finnish suffix -la/la for place). The epic consists of 22,795 verses, divided into fifty cantos or "chapters" (Finnish runo)." (Quote from wikipedia.org)

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"Elias Lonnrot (April 9, 1802 - March 19, 1884) was a Finnish philologist and collector of traditional Finnish oral poetry. He is best known for composing the Kalevala, the Finnish national epic compiled from nationalfolklore.

Lonnrot was born in Sammatti, in the province of Uusimaa in Finland. He studied medicine at the Academy of Turku. To his misfortune the year he joined was the year of the Great Fire of Turku, burning down half the town - and the University. Lonnrot (and many of the rest of the University) moved to Helsinki, where he graduated in 1832. He got a job as district doctor of Kajaani (about in the middle of Finland) during a time of famine in the district. The famine had prompted the previous doctor to resign, making it possible for a very young doctor to get such a position. Several consecutive years of crop failure resulted in enormous losses of population and livestock; Lonnrot wrote letters to the State departments,


asking for food, not medicines. He was the sole doctor for the about 4000 people of his district, at a time where doctors were rare and very expensive, and where people did not buy medicines from equally rare and expensive pharmacies, but rather trusted to their village healers and locally available remedies.

His true passion lay in his native Finnish language. He began writing about the early Finnish language in 1827 and began collecting folk tales from the rural people about that time." (Quote from wikipedia.org)so much of Supreme Court's order as directed the Board of Elections to count J.K.'s affidavit ballot and invalidated the Board of Elections' hand count of the two optical scan ballots. Beightol cross-appealed from so much of Supreme Court's order as directed the "opening and counting" of the two absentee ballots.
The Appellate Division, with two Justices dissenting in part, dismissed Beightol's cross appeal from Supreme Court's order "insofar as it directed the opening of the two absentee ballots," modified the order, on the law, by invalidating J.K.'s affidavit ballot and validating the two optical scan ballots, and, as modified, affirmed (see Matter of Stewart v Chautauqua County Bd. of Elections, 69 AD3d 1298, 1299 [4th Dept 2010]). The Appellate Division majority agreed with Supreme Court's factual findings on


record the votes identified on the ballot for various reasons, *148 including deviation by the voter from the recommended manner of marking the boxes on the form, causing some ballots to be rejected by the machine as unreadable.
In this case, at the end of the general election day, there were two ballots at a polling place that had been completed by voters but were rejected as unreadable by the optical scan machine. Testimony given by one election inspector from that polling site established that one voter left immediately after feeding his ballot into the machine, before learning of the machine's rejection of the ballot. The voter who filled out the second ballot was aware that his ballot was not scanned by the machine but he declined to fillof enforcement of the Appellate Division order (see 14 NY3d 740 [2010]).
[2]  Each of the three proceedings named as respondents, in addition to the opposing candidate, the Board of Elections, Brian Abram, the Republican member of the Board, and Norman Green, the Democratic member of the Board. At Supreme Court and on appeal, the Republican member of the Board asserted arguments identical to Stewart's position; the Democratic member of the Board asserted arguments identical to Beightol's position. Green sought leave to appeal and appealed as of right from the Appellate Division order. Assuming without deciding that Green has standing to appeal without Abram's permission (see Matter of Graziano v County of Albany, 3 NY3d 475 [2004]), our holdings with respect to Beightol's arguments apply equally to Green's


hachure region after the first increase). The impact of this non-optimal rule selection remains in the system during the whole experiment and results in a lower reward for the static approach equal to the area of gray colored regions. In the second MAPE cycle, the static approach resolves by a while the u-driven approach decides to resolve by a of the component which has higher impact on the overall utility. In the third MAPE cycle, the static approach resolves by a and reaches the same increase in utility as the u-driven approach in the second MAPE cycle, but with a delay and thus with a lower reward as the utility is lower during the whole time. The u-driven scheme repairs by a in the last MAPE cycle. TheRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was mocked for an obviously wrong historical statement, but Newsweek has swooped in to defend her, and is getting their own dose of ridicule over it.

The mistake came during an MSNBC town hall event focusing on Ocasio-Cortez and her "Green New Deal," when she said that the Constitution was amended in order to prevent Franklin D. Roosevelt from re-elected.

"They had to amend the constitution of the United States to make sure Roosevelt did not get reelected," she told Chris L. Hayes. "There were so many extraordinary things that were happening at that time that were uniting working people."

But many noted that the 22nd amendment was approved by Congress two years after FDR died in office.

Instead of simply reporting the gaffe, Newsweek used an obscure Twitter


New York, NY (January 17, 2017)—Today the NBCC announced its 30 finalists in six categories––autobiography, biography, criticism, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry––for the outstanding books of 2016. The winners of three additional prizes (The Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award, The John Leonard Prize and Nona Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing) were also announced. The National Book Critics Circle Awards, begun in 1975 and considered among the most prestigious in American letters, are the sole prizes bestowed by a jury of working critics and book-review editors.

The awards will be presented on March 16, 2017 at the New School in New York City. The ceremony is free and open to the public.

The recipient of the Ivan Sandrof Lifetime Achievement Award is Margaret Atwood. Born in 1939 in Ottawa, Ontario, MargaretAtwood is a poet, novelist, story writer, essayist, and environmental activist. She is the author of some 16 novels, eight collections of short stories, eight children’s books, 17 volumes of poetry, 10 collections of nonfiction, as well as small press editions, television and radio scripts, plays, recordings, and editions. Her lifetime contribution to letters and book culture includes groundbreaking fiction, environmental and feminist activism, and service to community as a cofounder of the Writers’ Trust of Canada. Her books have received critical acclaim in the United States, Europe, and her native Canada, and she has received numerous literary awards, including the Booker Prize, the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and the Governor General’s Award, twice.

Yaa Gyasi’s debut novel, Homegoing (Alfred A. Knopf) is the recipient of the fourth annual


John Leonard Prize, established to recognize outstanding first books in any genre and named in honor of founding NBCC member John Leonard. Finalists for the prize are nominated by more than 700 voting NBCC members nationwide, and the recipient is decided by a volunteer committee of NBCC members.

The recipient of the 2016 Nona Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing is Michelle Dean. Dean's journalism and criticism appears regularly in The Guardian, The New Republic, and a host of other venues. Originally trained as a lawyer, she has been a full-time writer since 2012. Her book about women critics and intellectuals, titled Sharp: The Women Who Made An Art of Having an Opinion, is forthcoming from Grove Atlantic. The Balakian Citation is open to all NBCC members, who submitrecent reviews to the 24-person board, which votes on the recipient. The Balakian Citation carries with it a $1,000 cash prize, endowed by NBCC board member Gregg Barrios.

Here is the complete list of NBCC Award finalists for the publishing year 2016:

AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Marion Coutts, The Iceberg (Black Cat Press)

Jenny Diski, In Gratitude (Bloomsbury)

Hope Jahren, Lab Girl (Alfred A. Knopf)

Hisham Matar, The Return: Fathers, Sons, and the Land in Between (Random House)

Kao Kalia Yang, The Song Poet: A Memoir of My Father (Metropolitan Books)

BIOGRAPHY

Nigel Cliff, Moscow Nights: The Van Cliburn Story (Harper)

Ruth Franklin, Shirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life (Liveright)

Joe Jackson, Black Elk: The Life of an American Visionary (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

Michael Tisserand, Krazy: George Herriman, a Life in Black and White (Harper)

Frances Wilson, Guilty Thing: A Life of Thomas


De Quincey (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

Alice Kaplan, Looking for The Stranger: Albert Camus and the Life of a Literary Classic (University of Chicago Press)

Olivia Laing, The Lonely City: Adventures in the Art of Being Alone (Picador)

Peter Orner, Am I Alone Here?: Notes on Living to Read and Reading to Live (Catapult)

FICTION

Michael Chabon, Moonglow (Harper)

Louise Erdrich, LaRose (Harper)

Adam Haslett, Imagine Me Gone (Little, Brown)

Ann Patchett, Commonwealth (Harper)

Zadie Smith, Swing Time (Penguin Press)

GENERAL NONFICTION

Matthew Desmond, Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City (Crown)

Ibram X. Kendi, Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America (Nation Books)

Jane Mayer, Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right (Doubleday)

Viet Thanh Nguyen, Nothing Ever Dies: Vietnam and the Memory of War (Harvard UniversityPress)

John Edgar Wideman, Writing to Save a Life: The Louis Till File (Scribner)

POETRY

Ishion Hutchinson, House of Lords and Commons (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux)

Tyehimba Jess, Olio (Wave Books)

Bernadette Mayer, Works and Days (New Directions)

Robert Pinsky, At the Foundling Hospital (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

Monica Youn, Blackacre (Graywolf Press)

NONA BALAKIAN CITATION FOR EXCELLENCE IN REVIEWING

Michelle Dean

Finalists

Julia M. Klein

Christian Lorentzen

Becca Rothfeld

Leo Robson

JOHN LEONARD PRIZE

Yaa Gyasi, Homegoing (Alfred A. Knopf)

IVAN SANDROF LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Margaret Atwood

Winners of the National Book Critics Circle awards will be announced on Thursday, March 16, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. at the New School’s Tishman Auditorium, 66 W. 12th St, New York, NY. A finalists’ reading will be held on March 15 at 6:30 p.m. in the same location. Both events are free and open to the public.

ABOUT THE NATIONAL


BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE

The National Book Critics Circle was founded in 1974 at New York’s legendary Algonquin Hotel by a group of the most influential critics of the day, and awarded its first set of honors in 1975. Comprising 1000 working critics and book-review editors throughout the country, including student members and supporting Friends of the NBCC, the organization annually bestows its awards in six categories, honoring the best books published in the past year in the United States. It is considered one of the most prestigious awards in the publishing industry. The finalists for the NBCC awards are nominated, evaluated, and selected by the 24-member board of directors, which consists of editors and critics from the country’s leading print and online publications. For more information about the historycases against his loyalists, they have been lenient toward his political rivals.

The charges against Mr. Asif originated with a political rival from Mr. Asif’s home constituency in a district in eastern Pakistan. The rival, Usman Dar, filed a petition alleging that Mr. Asif possessed a work permit for the United Arab Emirates and had not disclosed it in election nomination papers. Under Pakistani law, a candidate has to disclose all foreign and local assets to be able to run for Parliament.


Backman signs with Islanders

The New York Islanders, parent club of the AHL’s Bridgeport Sound Tigers, announced today that Sean Backman has agreed to terms on a two-way (AHL/NHL), one-year deal.

Backman, 25, scored 23 points (seven goals, 16 assists) in 67 games with the Texas Stars of the American Hockey League during his first professional season last year. He also added four points (two goals, two assists) in five games with the Idaho Steelheads of the ECHL.

A native of Cos Cob, Conn., Backman played four seasons of collegiate hockey at Yale University, earning ECAC co-rookie of the year honors as a freshman and captaining the Bulldogs during his senior year in 2009-10. Backman totaled 126 points (77 goals, 49 assists) in 122 career games at Yale.

Prior to attending Yale,studies fighting - she is 6'3" and placed at least 3rd in every tournement she has fought in, grew up in a large family (fighting all the time), was the kid in school that beat up the bullies... I would probably have to convince her to retreat instead of breaking the guys skull on the pavement...


Fire sweeps 2-story house after nearby lightning strike

Published: August 13, 2008

BROOKLINE - A local family is temporarily homeless after fire swept through their Laurelcrest Drive home early Tuesday night.
"There was fire throughout every floor," said Brookline Fire Chief Charlie Corey about what responding firefighters found at the two-story wood frame house at 47 Laurelcrest Drive at about 5 p.m.
The fire was reported by telephone at 4:48 p.m., shortly after neighbors reported hearing an extremely loud lightning strike in the area.
Everybody was outside the home when Brookline firefighters arrived 13 minutes later and quickly struck a second alarm, then minutes later a third alarm, Corey said.
None of the home's occupants were injured, Corey said, but he could not say how many people were inside the home at the time.
Firefightersfrom Hollis, Milford, Mason and Townsend and Pepperell, Mass., responded to the alarms, arriving minutes later to assist Brookline firefighters in extinguishing the fire.
No hydrants were near the home, so to get water, firefighters stretched out more than 1,000 feet of hose from the front of the home to a nearby pond that is used for that purpose.
By the time the fire was extinguished, about 30 minutes later, firefighters had broken several windows and ripped off exterior panels in an effort to release heat and stop the fire from spreading. No firefighters were injured in the effort.
The fire caused damage throughout the interior of the home and burned vinyl siding on the outside of the house. It was uninhabitable, Corey said.
At about 6 p.m., the sky opened up,


releasing a downpour on the area that sent neighbors watching the firefighters running for cover.
The rain stopped about 10 minutes later, and by then, most of the assisting firefighters had cleared leaving only Brookline firefighters and the returning neighbors.
A man who identified himself as the homeowner walked through the rubble in his front yard with a laptop computer under his arm. The man said he was OK but left the area without saying more.
Neighbors gathering in the street at that time said they began seeing fire trucks arrive on the street about 20 minutes after a lightning strike shook the entire neighborhood. "It was like, the loudest bang," said Stuart Bentall of 42 Laurelcrest Drive.
"We thought it hit our house," he said.
The strike caused the power to giveout momentarily, Bentall said, and even lit up the neighborhood for a second. "Everything looked blue," another neighbor said.
Corey could not say if the fire had been caused by a lightning strike. "We won't know until we investigate," he said, adding that his department was investigating and the state fire marshal was not involved.
The fire is not considered suspicious, he said.

This article appears in the August 1 2008 issue of New Hampshire Business Review


BARBARA GILHOOLY
Fort Collins, CO
Barbara Gilhooly was born in North Dakota in 1963. She attended the
University of North Dakota and received her BFA in 1986. Concentrating on
printmaking and sculpture, Gilhooly earned her MFA from Colorado State
University in 1989.
Gilhooly works as a professional artist and maintains an active exhibition
schedule. Recently, her work was shown in Paris, New York, Colorado, and
several exhibitions in the Twin Cities. She works in a variety of
materials and is known for her sculptural wire, paintings on wood panels
and playful 'Misfit' found-object assemblages of aircraft, angels, and Tin
Folk. Gilhooly's paintings are represented by Gallery 360 in Minneapolis.
Gilhooly's work as appeared in numerous publications, including: Interior
Design, Metropolitan Home, Midwest Home & Garden, Metro, Minnesota
Monthly, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, and Canadian Art.Archive

Announcing Bringing Up Girls Contest Winners

Below are photos of the winners of the KLOVE "My Mom is" Bringing Up Girls contest! The winners, April Dempsey (daughter) and Tammy Dempsey (mom) were the winners of the Grand Prize which included meeting Dr. Dobson at Family Talk, staying at the Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs, FREE copies of Bringing Up Girls and many other Dr. Dobson books. Congratulations ladies!


Nintendo's Japanese website has had an interview with the entire team leads responsible for the design of the Game Boy Advance. In the interview, the team reveals why they went with a horizontal design, what the hardest and longest part of the GBA's design was, what went into the design of the system, and more.

We summed up the interview in a story yesterday, but we felt the only way to actually see what these guys were talking about was in a full translation. Read on below, and enjoy.

Interview with:

Masahiro Oota (Designer)

Worked on Pocket Camera, Rumble Pak, Rumble cartridge, Super Game Boy

(Designer) Worked on Pocket Camera, Rumble Pak, Rumble cartridge, Super Game Boy Kenichi Sugino (Head of Unit Design)

Worked on Game Boy Color, Game Boy Pocket, Pocket Pikachu

(Head ofbe a part of the Mauryan Empire and thrived as a Buddhist establishment. Other attractions at Bairath are Bhim-Ki-Dungri and Bijak-ki-Pahari.

For Hindus, a visit to the holy site is believed to purify the soul. Devotees gather at the temple singing bhajans (devotional songs) to glorify the deities and then bathe at the steps of the Banganga River, proceeding to the nearby shrines of different gods. Traders come to sell their wares, hawking goods ranging from simple rural ornaments to toys and household items.

Known for breathtaking natural landscape and popularly called as the “Oasis of Rajasthan”, the little hill station of Rajasthan – Mount Abu is located near popular tourist attractions Nakki Lake, Dilwara temples and other Hindu and Jain temples.

Dilwara Jain Temple

During the month of May, a three


day festival is hosted in Mount Abu, culminating in the Budh Purnima. This three day colorful festival is organized by the Rajasthan Tourism, Municipal Board, Mount Abu and District Administration. The steep rocks, tranquil lakes, picturesque locations and the pleasant climate of Mount Abu make it an ideal location for the festival. The three-day festival is a feast of folk and classical music and a window to the traditional life and culture of Rajasthan. The festival celebrates the warmth and cheerfulness of the people.The dates of the Summer Festival in 2012 are from May04 to 06, 2012.

The festival begins with singing of a Rajasthani folk ballad and a ceremonial procession, which starts from the RTDC Hotel Shikhar and gather at the Nakki Lake Chowk. Folk dances from thethundering close to the annual festivities.

Lovers of music, art and culture should not give a miss to this festival.

Fashion industry is turning out once again to roll out red carpet for the first edition of Rajasthan Fashion Week (RFW 2012).

The three-day fashion extravaganza will start in Jaipur on May 24 till May26, 2012 at the prestigious Marriott, Jaipur, where as many as 30 national and international designers along with 40 top and super models will participate, designers like Shaahid Amir, Rohit Verma, Lina Tipnis, Poonam Patel, Shilpa Marigold, will showcase their collections. India’s top listed ChoreographerAchla Sachdev is taking the lead to provide phenomenal Extravaganza on the Ramp of RFW 2012.

Jaipur being one of the favorite hubs for textile and craft serves the Indian as well as International


fashion fraternity with a world class platform to interact with each other. Thus the Rajasthan Fashion Week in Jaipur would be instrumental in promoting the best of fashion design talent from across the country. This event in the Pink City will bring together almost everybody linked to the fashion industry – from models, top designers to choreographers and makeup artists to the fashion connoisseurs.

Rajasthan state is eminent for its tradition, heritage culture, royalty, richness and uniqueness in all aspects of devotional life. Rajasthan is one of the places that hold a great relevance in acclaimed world-wide for their intricate and superb architectural style which attracts the globalised tourist towards to its beauty. All, the temple are a masterpiece of architecture and boasts of additional shrines of Rajasthan travelbeauty. These splendors of Rajasthan have a tale to its bygone past. These architectural beauties are a masterpiece situated in the Incredible Rajasthan.

Following are the five major Pilgrimages of Rajasthan-

Eklingi Temple

Eklingji is located at a distance of around 22 km from Udaipur. This small pilgrimage town is set in a deep ravine that contains Eklingji Lake. The white – marble temple of Eklinga has a two-storey mandapa to Lord Shiva.

A beautiful town, Eklingji attracts thousands of devotees and visitors throughout the year.

Dilwara Jain Temple-

Dilwara Jain temples, Mount Abu are sacred pilgrimage place of the Jains. There are five Dilwara Jain temples in Rajasthan, all a fine example of exquisite temple architecture. In each and every temple, marble has been used in an amazing way. The temples are a


mix of simplicity as well as exquisiteness.

Mehandipur Balaji Temple

Mehandipur Balaji Temple in Rajasthan is located in Dausa of North India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman, worshipped by Hindus.

The legends says that the deity in this temple has divine power to cure a person possessed with evil spirit. One can also say that Shri Bala Ji Maharaj saves his devotees from unfavorable graha dashas, that is the planetary configurations.

Birla Temple

The Birla Temple stands at the foot of the Moti Doongri (a fortress which was turned into a palace for Gayatri Devi by Raja man Singh II) and the temple’s excellent architecture and splendid marble carvings make it a pleasure to visit.

Pushkar Temple-

Pushkaris a flourishing temple town full of religious myths and faiths, the biggest attraction being theSoybean Glycine max (L) is an important oil seed crop and a valuable field crop. However, it began as a wild plant. This plant and a number of other plants have been developed into valuable agricultural crops through years of breeding and development. The pace of the development of soybeans, into an animal foodstuff and as an oil seed has dramatically increased in the last one hundred years. Planned programs of soybean breeding have increased the growth, yield and environmental hardiness of the soybean germplasm.
Due to the sexual reproduction traits of the soybean, the plant is basically self-pollinating. A self-pollinating plant permits pollen from one flower to be transferred to the same or another flower of the same plant. Cross-pollination occurs when the flower is pollinated with pollen


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The SEC’s complaints against Davis and Wrangell were filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, and the complaint against Baggett was filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. According to the complaints, Davis was privy to Mercer’s negotiations in the latter part of 2010 to be acquired by United Fire. In October and November, Davis tipped Baggett with nonpublic information about the impending merger, enabling Baggett to stockpile 4,426 shares of Mercer as they moved toward the acquisition date. Baggett also tipped Wrangell with advance details about the merger, and Wrangell subsequently purchased 4,500 shares of Mercer stock. After the markets closed on November 30, Mercer and United Fire publicly announced their entry into the merger agreement. Shares for2010 French Open - Day Eleven10 imagens

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Mackinlay, who was re-elected with a 6,800 majority in South Thanet in June, is accused of two counts of making a false election expenses declaration under the Representation of the People Act 1983.

At Westminster magistrates court on Tuesday, the 50-year-old spoke only to confirm his name and enter his plea. He gave an address in Ramsgate, Kent.

Mackinlay’s election agent Nathan Gray, 28, of Hawkhurst, Kent, denied one count of making a false election expenses declaration.

Marion Little, 62, a senior CCHQ campaign director, of Ware, Hertfordshire, denied five charges, two related


on Wednesday, February 4, 2015 in the legal challenge brought by EWTN Global Catholic Network against the government's HHS contraceptive services mandate.

The Court of Appeals granted a temporary injunction on June 30, 2014 preventing the government from enforcing the mandate against EWTN. The injunction came after US District Court Judge Callie Granade of Mobile declined to protect EWTN from the mandate and its fines. The appeals court issued a twenty-nine page order just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Hobby Lobby case. The injunction allowed EWTN to continue its court challenge of the mandate without incurring the penalties of $35,000 per day that would have begun on July 1, 2014.

"EWTN looks forward to being able to make our case against the government's contraceptive services mandate,"numbness in hands at night,

Difficulty opening bottle or jar lids, or

Problem with fine motor movements, such as tying shoelaces putting on makeup, or brushing teeth.

Causes of Pregnancy Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

The carpal tunnel is a small tunnel or space in the wrist. The median nerve, which controls sensation and movement in the thumb and first three fingers, passes through the carpal tunnel from your forearm to your hand. Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when there is pressure on the median nerve in the wrist.

Pregnancy is one of the major causes of carpal tunnel syndrome. Your hands tend to swell while pregnant, causing pressure on the median nerve, which in turn brings about the symptoms associated with carpal tunnel syndrome.

About 25% of soon-to-be moms develop pregnancy carpal tunnel syndrome. And the


The Lady Tasting Tea

The Lady Tasting Tea: How Statistics Revolutionized Science in the Twentieth Century () is a book by David Salsburg about the history of modern statistics and the role it played in the development of science and industry.

The title comes from the "lady tasting tea", an example from the famous book, The Design of Experiments, by Ronald A. Fisher. Regarding Fisher's example, the statistician Debabrata Basu wrote that "the famous case of the 'lady tasting tea'" was "one of the two supporting pillars [...] of the randomization analysis of experimental data".

References

External links
Publisher's web page

Category:2002 non-fiction books
Category:Statistics books
Category:History of probability and statistics
Category:Henry Holt and Company bookshealth awareness, challenging
prejudice and ending stigma.

Founded in 2009, First Fortnight staged its first two-week arts festival in 2012. The charity has since become a mental health service provider with the establishment in 2013 of the First Fortnight
Centre for Creative Therapies. The centre currently employs two psychotherapists providing art-therapy for individuals experiencing homelessness and mental ill-health in Dublin.

The First Fortnight charity is run entirely by a core group of volunteers. We hope you enjoy the 2015 programme of excellent music, film, theatre, spoken word, debate and visual art events, and that we see you in January.

To read previous additions to the feature click here or you can listen to the Last Mixed Tape’s special The Mixed-Tape Spotify playlist.


Upon entering the hall a dazzling array of horsepower-fueled excitement unfolded before you with countless cars displayed, many waiting to be judged for the Pilgrim Award for the first time being shown in Boston. As you wove your way though the aisles, it was a great time to catch up with old friends, stop for some of the tastiest treats in town, and dig the latest cutting edge products being offered by the GM Performance Division and many other neat vendors. There were plenty of new rides making their debut's including Rich Boriello's traditional '41 Ford pickup, and David and Nancy Tocci's elegant '33 Ford Speedstar coupe and Dave Donoian's seductive '35 Ford cabriolet, to name but a few. The Drag City USA exhibition was packed with fuel-burningof the *979 plaintiff, Benny Clark, ruling that a settlement agreement barred his cause of action. Earlier in the case, the court denied the motion of the Commissioner of Insurance for the State of Oklahoma (the Commissioner), representing the defendant, Standard Life and Accident Company of Oklahoma (the Company), while it was in liquidation proceedings in Oklahoma, for a stay of the Illinois case during the pendency of the liquidation. An appeal by Clark from the dismissal of his complaint and an appeal by the Commissioner from the denial of the stay were consolidated; both are now before this courl for our consideration.
In May 1971, Clark bought a disability insurance policy from the Company in conjunction with the purchase of a home and a mortgage for that home.


he was totally disabled by multiple sclerosis since July 1973, the Company, in bad faith, refused to honor its obligations to pay him the monthly indemnity. He asked for the entire amount of the policy, $110,250, in damages and he requested $27,562 in costs and attorney's fees. (This is designated as count I.)
In January 1975, insolvency proceedings for the Company were initiated in Oklahoma. On February 3, 1975, the Company was placed in receivership; the Commissioner was named its conservator and given control over it. An injunction, issued by an Oklahoma court as part of its order appointing the Commissioner, contemplated the stay of all then pending actions against the Company.
On February 24, 1975, the Company and Clark agreed to settle the Illinois case and the following consent18, 1975, Clark quit-claimed his right, title and interest in the house to the mortgagee, the principle indebtedness was paid and Clark was released from the mortgage. Sometime in October 1975, the Company notified Clark that it would no longer continue payments to him.
On November 11, 1975, Clark filed a petition entitled "Petition under Section 72 to Vacate Order of Dismissal." In the petition he alleged that the Company violated the settlement agreement contained in the consent judgment of February 1975, by failing to continue payments to him. He asserted that pursuant to the consent judgment, a breach of the settlement permits him to petition the court to vacate the dismissal and reinstate his original complaint. An order granting that petition and reinstating the original complaint, consisting of


count I, was entered that same day. Although notice was given, no one appeared for the Company.
On December 5, 1975, the Commissioner made a motion in the circuit court to stay the action against the Company, requesting the court to respect the injunction order of the Oklahoma court until the proceedings in Oklahoma were concluded. The motion was denied.
In January 1976, during the Oklahoma liquidation proceedings, a rehabilitation plan for the Company was implemented. All the assets of the Company were transferred to an entity which would be known as Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company (New Standard). New Standard, infused with capital, assumed all policy liability of the Company, that is, the contract liability. It did not take on any "extra contractual liability." An entity called OklahomaCity Life and Accident Insurance Company (Old Standard) remained subject to tort claims and claims of creditors of the Company. A sum was set aside for Old Standard to use in settling those claims; Old Standard was to be liquidated.
In September 1976, Clark filed an amended complaint in the circuit court requesting $250,000 in exemplary or punitive damages. He alleged that the Company's refusal to honor its obligations constituted bad faith and complete disregard of his rights. That count was amended again on November 19, 1976: Clark alleged that as a result of the wrongful conduct of the Company and its failure to honor its obligations under the insurance policy he suffered damages and fell in arrears on his payments of the mortgage in such an amount that


he was unable to make any payments due including interest, attorney's fees and costs, forcing him to quit-claim his interest in the home. (These claims for damages are *981 designated count II.) In a subsequent bill of particulars, Clark alleged that, based on reports he submitted to the Company, the Company knew he was disabled and that it knew unless he received the disability benefits under the policy, he would not be able to make his mortgage payments.
The Commissioner, representing Old Standard, requested another stay of the Illinois action. He noted that although New Standard appeared in the case for the Company based on the reinstated contract claim in count I of Clark's complaint, Clark's recent pleading asking for punitive damages meant that the complaint alleged a tortclaim against the Company. According to the rehabilitation plan, any tort claim was the responsibility of Old Standard and had to be made in the Oklahoma proceedings. The Commissioner gave Clark notice of the Oklahoma proceedings and an opportunity to participate in them. According to the Commissioner, a stay of the Illinois proceedings was proper under the Uniform Reciprocal Liquidation Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1975, ch. 73, pars. 833.1-833.13), the full faith and credit clause of the United States Constitution and principles of comity. His motion was denied. The Commissioner filed an appeal from this denial.
While the stay was being appealed in Illinois, the Oklahoma court, acting on information from the Commissioner, disallowed Clark's claim for punitive damages against the Company and any other claim he might have


underlies the consent judgment, even though the insurance policy was not explicitly mentioned in it. According to Old and New Standard, when Clark terminated the mortgage, under the terms of the policy, the policy protection also terminated. Since the settlement depended on the existence of the policy and the Company's obligation depended on the existence of the mortgage, when the Company's obligation terminated under the policy, the obligation under the consent judgment also terminated. Hence, the consent judgment was not violated when payments to Clark were stopped, but is still in effect and it bars Clark's contract claim in count I of his complaint.
Clark's position is that the November 1975 order granting his petition vacating the dismissal and reinstating the original contract claim obviated the legal effect ofof three events would terminate Clark's right to benefits: the end of his disability, the date of the expiration of the mortgage or his 65th birthday. While Clark's disability is not in question in this appeal and his 65th birthday is readily determinable, there are two possible interpretations of the phrase "the date of expiration of the mortgage agreement." The first would have the date of expiration mean whatever day the mortgage debt ceased existence; the second would define "the date of expiration of the mortgage agreement" as that exact date written on the mortgage contract itself. The first interpretation makes the meaning of "the date of expiration of the mortgage agreement" identical to the meaning of "the date the principle indebtedness is paid." The former phrase is


to a new creditor is of no consequence as regards to the insured's right to collect under the disability provisions of his certificate of insurance." (Rogers, at 634.) According to the court, the debtor had a right to benefits as long as the policy was in force on the date of disability because such right became fixed as of that date.
That holding applies here. Assuming Clark has a right to benefits, his right became fixed on the date he became disabled, and the benefits were to continue until the disability ended, the date of expiration of the mortgage agreement or Clark's 65th birthday. Therefore, when the Company stopped its payments to Clark, it violated the policy.
Old and New Standard contend that Clark, through his attorney, in argument onNational Society of Brushmakers and General Workers

The National Society of Brushmakers and General Workers was a trade union in the United Kingdom.

The union dated its establishment to 1747, when the Manchester Society of Brushmakers was founded.  By 1839, the United Society of Brushmakers had been established, which appears to have incorporated the Manchester Society, and gradually absorbed local unions of brushmakers from around the country.

Initially, the union focused on welfare payments for members, and set a high entrance fee - 20 shillings by the 1880s.  Perhaps as a result of this, membership in the 19th-century never reached 2,000.  In about 1900, it was renamed as the National Society of Brushmakers, and was recognised by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) as the oldest union in the


“Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit.” – John 12:24“The last enemy to be destroyed is death...Death is swallowed up in victory.” – 1 Corinthians 15:26, 54"The greater the sin, the greater the mercy, the deeper the death and the brighter the rebirth.” - C. S. Lewis"This story...has the very taste of primary truth." - J. R. R. Tolkien

What is the grain of wheat of which Christ speaks when he says "unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone, but if it dies it bears much fruit" (John 12:24)? He speaks of himself. God himself is the grain of wheat. God himself falls to the earth anddies, but because Deep Heaven is hidden within the seed, because He is the resurrection and the life, he cannot truly die. Empty yourselves out of love, Jesus tells his disciples. Die to yourselves, lose your lives, and you will find the greatest treasure. The treasure is Christ, because though he emptied himself and gave all he had, in that very act of love did His cup overflow again. Though God empties himself, he is never empty, but always overflowing in new life. Why? Because He is Love, He is Life - it is in his very nature to become empty and to overflow, to die and rise in new life.

God is the fountain of life, of existence itself. He gives being, he creates, and that great power


Recently, various types of seats have been provided for this kind of situation. For example, a vehicle seat is disclosed in JP 9-39622. This vehicle seat has a rotation mechanism for rotating a seat body, a longitudinal slide mechanism for sliding the seat body in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle, and an ascent/descent mechanism that lowers the seat body to a lower position while moving the seat body to the exterior of the vehicle, under the conditions that the seat body is directed to the door opening by the rotation mechanism.
According to this vehicle seat, by moving the seat body to the exterior of the vehicle and lowering the seat body to a height close to the road surface, the passenger can be easily seated on theseat body external to the vehicle. Thereafter, by directly moving the seat body to the interior of the vehicle, the occupant can very easily reach a predetermined position in the interior of the vehicle. Conversely, the occupant can move to the exterior of the vehicle in the reverse way.
Further, by utilizing a driving motor as a drive source in order to operate each of the mechanisms for moving the seat body, the passenger can more easily get into and out of the vehicle. As a result, it is possible to significantly reduce the burden of care personnel.


1962 and became the parents of four children. Breiner engaged in the raising of hogs and chickens on small acreages and did custom haying as well. Sharon worked with him in these enterprises which, for a variety of reasons, including loss of hogs by disease, did not succeed. Breiner also did farm labor. In 1969 Breiner was hired by the defendant Ted Olson as a farm manager. Breiner performed to Olson's satisfaction as manager of up to 12 quarter sections of land irrigated by center-pivot sprinklers. Breiner's compensation was increased from year to year. Breiner's evidence, if believed, would enable the jury to find that in 1970 Breiner noticed that his wife was becoming distant; that their sexual relations diminished in 1971 and in 1972 ceased, and themarriage otherwise deteriorated; and that Sharon and Olson had entered into a clandestine affair and were meeting in two different trailer houses (in one of which the Breiners resided) on the Olson farm where the Breiners lived. These rendezvous occurred when Breiner was absent from the farmstead doing farmwork elsewhere. The evidence would permit the jury to find that Breiner did not become aware of the meetings or realize the significance of some of the earlier occurrences until he discovered, in the summer of 1972, a key to the second trailer house (which was unoccupied and had been moved onto the place by Olson in 1971) hidden among his wife's possessions. After the discovery he entered and inspected the trailer house and found a bed neatly made. Because


of his suspicions he disturbed the covers to some extent and upon inspecting the bed the following day he discovered the bed had again been neatly made. Breiner repeated the process and inspection several times with like results.
On August 4, 1972, Sharon left the farm, taking the children with her. She went to her mother's home where Breiner found her and attempted to persuade her to return home. She refused. On August 8, 1972, Breiner was served with a summons in a divorce action. On August 9, 1972, he discovered that Sharon had left the children with a Mrs. Hammond, a friend and former neighbor of the Breiners. He was told that Sharon had gone to Norfolk to look for work. Breiner, accompanied by Mr. Hammond to whomhe had made known his suspicions, investigated and discovered the family car, which was in Sharon's possession, at the Norfolk airport. Olson is a licensed pilot and operates an irrigation sprinkler manufacturing company, of which he is a major stockholder and officer. This corporation owns an airplane which Olson uses. As a result of further investigation, Breiner discovered that on August 9, 1972, Olson had rented a plane at another airport. Breiner suspected that Olson had met Sharon at the Norfolk airport and that they had gone to Omaha. Accompanied by Hammond, Breiner drove to Omaha and found the rented plane at Eppley Air Field. He then, by means of a multitude of telephone calls, located the motel at which Olson was registered. Breiner and Hammond then went


to the motel and obtained the room number. Hammond (whose voice was unknown to Olson), by means of pretense, induced Olson to open the door. When it opened Breiner burst into the room, followed by Hammond. Olson was clad in his shorts. Sharon was in the bed and, if the testimony of Breiner and Hammond is believed, she was apparently unclothed.
Olson and Sharon admitted on the witness stand that on the occasion of their discovery in the motel in Omaha they had committed adultery. They both denied having done so on any other occasion. Breiner and Hammond testified that at the motel both Olson and Sharon admitted previous acts of sexual intercourse between *123 them. They also stated they loved one another. All this Olson and Sharon denied.
Olsonand Sharon in their testimony admitted some of the suspicious circumstances to which Breiner testified, but gave explanations which were of an innocent nature. Sharon testified that she left her husband because he had physically and sexually abused her and had beaten the children. She further testified that Olson had not influenced her decision to leave her husband. Both she and Olson testified that the trip to Omaha was a spontaneous, unplanned event. Mrs. Hammond testified that Sharon had made arrangements on July 24, 1972, to leave the children with her on August 9, 1972. Sharon denied this. On rebuttal Mrs. Hammond testified that in 1971 Sharon had told her that Breiner was working so hard that he was unable to satisfy her sexual needs.
It is apparent that,


except for the admitted act of criminal conversation in the Omaha motel, a jury question was presented on all issues.
On August 10, 1972, Breiner was fired by Olson and told to vacate the trailer house. Thereafter litigation related to compensation allegedly owed by Olson to Breiner resulted.
We will treat the assignments in the order in which we have previously stated them. The first assignment of error deals with Breiner's testimony concerning other litigation between him and Olson. The gist of this testimony was that when Olson told Breiner to vacate the trailer house forthwith following the Omaha incident, Breiner demanded that Olson first pay him the money which he had coming and Olson responded that he would "be foolish to pay you so you would have some moneyNatalia, the orphan at the center of an adoption scandal, has been the subject of shocking allegations and multiple questions about her age from her adoptive parents.

Natalia, who was born in Ukraine, was left in Indiana in 2013 when her adoptive family moved to Canada. The family has since alleged that not only was she terrifying and dangerous, but that she was actually in her 20s.

As charges against her adoptive parents make their way to court, Natalia has reportedly been living with another family in Indiana.

A family friend told the Daily Mail last week that Natalia was "in a really awkward position" and that things like schooling had been complicated by the drama from her adoptive parents.

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Amid the controversy and mixed accounts surrounding


Natalia, the Ukrainian orphan at the center of an adoption scandal, she has reportedly been living with a Christian family in the same state where she was left by a family who moved to Canada.

The Daily Mail reported last week that Natalia was living with Antwon Mans, 36, a recently ordained pastor, and his wife, Cynthia, 39. Natalia's adoptive parents, Kristine and Michael Barnett, have said she is actually a 20-something woman with a short stature as a result of a condition called spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita, Insider previously reported.

The Barnetts adopted Natalia in 2010, when she was believed to be as young as 6 years old, according to reports from Fox 59 and the Daily Mail.

The Barnetts legally changed Natalia's age to 22 in 2012, and the nextyear they left her in Indiana while they moved to Canada, where their son, a child prodigy with mild autism, would pursue a graduate degree in physics, the Lafayette Journal & Courier reported, citing an affidavit.

The bizarre story first made headlines last month when a five-year investigation concluded and authorities charged the Barnetts with neglect of a dependent.

Kristine and Michael Barnett. Tippecanoe County Jail

Court documents seen by WISH-TV, an Indianapolis CW affiliate, indicated that Natalia's age was changed to 22 from 8 in 2012, the same year a scan at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital concluded she was 11.

But other documents, including an Indiana University Health report from 2016, appear to indicate that Natalia is an adult. The report, which is unverified, said that she "has made a career


of perpetuating her age facade."

Read more: Parents who are accused of abandoning an 8-year-old Ukrainian girl they adopted say she was actually a 22-year-old mentally disturbed adult

"Natalia was a woman," Kristine Barnett told the Daily Mail last week. "She had periods. She had adult teeth. She never grew a single inch, which would happen even with a child with dwarfism. The doctors all confirmed she was suffering a severe psychological illness only diagnosed in adults."

Though it's unclear whether Antwon and Cynthia Mans took over Natalia's care in 2013, they officially moved to become her legal guardians in 2016 but later withdrew their petition after the court upheld a ruling that she was born in 1989 and not 2003, according to the Daily Mail.

Pictures posted on Facebook and publishedby the Daily Mail portray the family as close-knit and welcoming of Natalia. A family friend told the Daily Mail that the Manses "already tried to speak to Natalia's adopted parents and tried to go through the courts" but were "just not getting anywhere and now this is escalating."

"She is just in a really awkward position and they are trying to help her out," the friend told the Daily Mail. "There's actually very limited things they can do for her because people are saying she's 30. She can't even go to high school."

The family's cozy appearance on social media stands in sharp contrast to Barnett's accusations that Natalia was a terrifying and dangerous presence who tried to stab her family members while they were sleeping, once tried to


contractual language consistent with this advice for van Straaten to use in contracts with consignment artists.
On April 15, 1989, a fire destroyed van Straaten's gallery, including van Straaten's inventory of consigned art. Van Straaten filed suit against the owner of the building where the gallery was located and against the company that was renovating the building at the time of the fire. Several consignment artists intervened in this litigation, bringing claims against van Straaten for damages stemming from the destruction of their artwork. (The parties here refer to this action as the Mesirow litigation, for the name of one of the entities in the underlying litigation.) In July 1990, van Straaten retained the law firm of Pope & John to represent van Straaten in the Mesirow litigation. Wefees. The Holloways counterclaimed, alleging that Pappas committed malpractice in his handling of the underlying litigation. Pappas then brought third-party actions against other attorneys who jointly represented the Holloways in the underlying matter. Pappas alleged the same cause of action against the third-party defendants as the Holloways had alleged against him. Pappas later sought discovery of the third-party attorneys' files pertaining to the underlying suit. The lawyers objected to the production of the requested materials on the basis of the attorney-client privilege.
The Washington Supreme Court affirmed the trial court's ruling that the Holloways waived the attorney-client privilege with respect to all the lawyers involved in the underlying litigation. The court concluded that the Holloways could not bring an action against Pappas for malpractice and at the same time


A REMOTE ruin once owned by a notorious occultist dubbed "the wickedest man in the world" has been placed on a list of historic buildings under threat.

Boleskine House, which sits on the south-east shore of Loch Ness, was reduced to a burnt-out shell when a fierce blaze ripped through the property in 2015.

It was previously the home of infamous "black magician" Aleister Crowley, who scandalised British society in the early 20th century through his experiments with sex, drugs and the occult.

The C-listed manor was later bought by Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, who said: "Strange things have happened in that house which have nothing to do with Crowley. The bad vibes were already there."

Historic Environment Scotland confirmed Boleskine House had now been placed on the Buildings at RiskRegister, a comprehensive database of architecturally or historically important structures considered under threat.

A spokesman said: “Boleskin House was added to the Buildings at Risk Register as it is now at high risk following fire damage and exposure.

“Inclusion on the Register highlights that this is an interesting and unique structure that we are at risk of losing altogether.”

Born into a wealthy English family in 1875, Aleister Crowley become one of the most notorious figures of his day, deliberately flouting social norms and claiming to be an expert in black magic.

He founded the religion of Thelema – best known for its central philosophy “do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law” – and even proclaimed himself a prophet entrusted with guiding humanity into a new aeon.

His “Abbey


of Thelema” on Sicily became the focus of lurid tales of black magic ceremonies during which participants were made to drink the blood of a sacrificed cat.

After the death of one young follower – which was variously blamed on drinking cat’s blood or contaminated water – Crowley was expelled from Italy.

He bought Boleskine House in 1899, believing it to be the perfect location for dark rituals aimed at summoning demons.

Hailing the success of these ceremonies, he would later write: "The demons and evil forces had congregated round me so thickly that they were shutting off the light. It was a comforting situation.”

Crowley owned the manor until 1913, and was said to revel in the notoriety he enjoyed among locals.

He died in 1947, penniless and addicted to heroin –but his writings and life have continued to fascinate and appal.

Boleskine was later snapped up by Crowley obsessive Jimmy Page, who would feature the property in the Led Zeppelin documentary The Song Remains the Same.

In a 1975 interview, the rock star spoke of the property’s “bad vibes”, and claimed: "The estate was owned by Aleister Crowley but there were two or three owners before Crowley moved into it.

"On the site of the house there was also once a church that burned to the ground with the congregation inside."

The 18th century manor was engulfed in a mysterious blaze in 2015, causing widespread damage. Investigators ruled the fire was not deliberate but said they were unable to find its cause.

Since then, Boleskine's burnt-out shell has suffered from vandalism, with Historic


1980s that he went from overweight to rather skinny. Several sketches and monologues allude to the issue, and a stockier McDonald can be seen in archival footage on The Kids in the Hall on DVD box sets.

Career
McDonald founded The Kids in the Hall comedy troupe with his friend Dave Foley. They met in Toronto at the Second City Training Center, and the two wrote and performed in sketches together more than any other pair in the group. In the troupe's TV show and stage shows, he portrays several popular recurring characters, such as the King of Empty Promises, Sir Simon Milligan, and Jerry Sizzler. A frequent running gag was that McDonald is the least popular member and always struggling not to get kicked out.

When the troupe ended theWilliams feels that the programme and curriculum are failing. He realizes that changes must be made to instil in the residents the desire for scholarly pursuit. He recognizes the opportunity to introduce these changes with the implementation of a CBME curriculum at his institution. Dr. Williams hopes that this will result in an increase in the residents' scholarly pursuits during training that will carry forward in their transition to faculty members.

Unfortunately, there are few scholarly mentors within the department, and also very few non-physician research associates. Several senior faculty members are engaged in research and are quite successful in obtaining grants, but they are approaching retirement and complain that they do not have time to supervise residents; thus, these larger grants are not shared with junior researchers and


residents. There is a head of research, Dr. Anand, but she is very busy as the vice-chair of education and residency research coordinator.

Under Dr. Anand's supervision, some residents have won local university-level grants earmarked for fostering resident research interest. The residency director, Dr. Tomaz, has recently noted that the department does not specifically devote any time or resources to actively fostering resident or student scholarship locally, relying on these university-level grants almost exclusively. Most residents are not interested in research, though a few express an interest in medical education. Those residents have latched onto a single mentor, Dr. Lee, who has confessed to Dr. Williams that she feels out of her depth in this supervisory role, as she has just begun her formal training in medical education.

Dr. Williamsappellees claim that no sanctions were proper.  We remand the issue of sanctions back to the district court for further elaboration of the court's basis for awarding the sanctions.

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Wilbert J. Sheets is a 66 year old resident of Gonzales, Louisiana.  He retired in 1973 from his job as a machinist at Exxon.  His two sons, Wayne and Tommy, opened a motorcycle dealership in 1974 in Gonzales called Cycle Country U.S.A.  Cycle Country became a Yamaha dealership in March 1976.  Wayne and Tommy were the sole partners in the dealership;  Wayne handled sales and Tommy handled maintenance and repairs.  Wilbert worked with his sons at Cycle Country, helping with maintenance and acting as a mechanic and troubleshooter. Wilbert, however, was not a


salaried employee of Cycle Country and did not receive any compensation for the services he provided the dealership.

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In December 1979, Cycle Country received an initial shipment of two model number 125 Yamaha tri-motorcycles.  This was the first tri-motorcycle manufactured by Yamaha.  Its intended purposes included recreational use in water, mud, dust, snow, and other elements.  It was advertised as being an "all-terrain vehicle" suitable for hunting, fishing, farming, professional racing, "swampratting," and desert and mountain travel.  Cycle Country sold one of these tri-motorcycles to a customer and used the other as a demonstrator.

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In February 1980, Cycle Country received a shipment of 50 additional model 125's.  Members of the Sheets family bought a number of these tri-motorcycles and raced them.  Tommy, Wayne, andWilbert all personally experienced problems with the engine stalling or drowning on the 125.  Cycle Country received similar complaints from other customers to whom the dealership had sold 125's.  Similar complaints were also being received by other Yamaha dealers in the area.  Evidently the placement of the air intake system at the back of the machine between the two rear wheels allowed water, dust, and other foreign matter to be drawn into the carburetor, causing the vehicle to stall or drown out.  The debris was also causing premature wearing of internal engine parts.  Tommy and Wayne asked their father to see if he could fix this problem with the 125's engine.

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In March 1980, Wilbert Sheets modified the engine of Cycle Country's demonstrator model


by running an air hose from the air intake box between the rear wheels to the front of the tri-motorcycle under the seat.  The hose acted as a snorkel for the air intake system, bringing in air from the front of the vehicle at a higher level than before.  Wilbert plugged up the air intake pipe located within the air intake box.  Wilbert also experimented with different sizes of fuel jets to find the size effective with the air box improvements in ensuring the proper air/fuel mixture.  Overall, Wilbert Sheets claims these modifications effectively solved the stalling problems and enabled the tri-motorcycle to perform as advertised.

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With the exception of the fuel jet modification, the entire device could be seen either by removing the seatApparently Wayne Sheets did not show Aaron the entire modification but did tell him that his father had devised a modification to the engine which would solve the problems the machine was experiencing.  Appellant claims Aaron returned two weeks later with two Yamaha representatives from Japan who examined and photographed the modified tri-motorcycle.  Appellant claims he arrived at Cycle Country just as Aaron and the Yamaha representatives were leaving and remembers one of the representatives holding a camera.  Aaron did not make out a dealer report documenting this second visit to Cycle Country, contrary to his usual habit.  At trial he denied remembering this second visit and the names of the two Yamaha representatives.  Tommy and Wayne Sheets had been present during this