message emerged from the Minnesota Democrat's ("DFL") Convention. It is worth telling in some detail why it did not, as a record and example of what is likely happening in other states as well. It is a story of how a soft form of rigging takes place in the state parties, even in a blue state with wide open caucuses. It demonstrates, in the end, how the disorganization of the Sanders campaign played into that rigging. The campaign failed to invest resources into the grassroots organizing needed to reap political advantages from Sanders' Minnesota landslide victor. Resources were invested in questionable advertising instead.

[Note: the following sections are primarily written for those who have participated in attempts to reform the Democratic Party from within. Others who may have lesspatience for the "inside-baseball" complexities are encouraged to skim over these sections and go straight to the "Conclusion."]

DNC Superdelegates

The most important business transacted at the state convention "to transform the Democratic Party" was the election of Democratic National Committee members. DNC members not only will control the national party going forward, and its next National Convention, but also will be Superdelegates at the next Convention. See Charter, Article 3, Sec. 3.

Each state delegate had four votes to cast for Minnesota's four positions on the DNC. Had the Sanders campaign focussed its delegates' support on just two women and two men candidates by running a qualified and diverse slate clearly vetted and endorsed by the Sanders' campaign, preferably supported by a direct written request from Sanders, and communicated in


advance of the Convention to Sanders delegates, there is no reason why the large Sanders majority of delegates should not have been translated into winning all four DNC seats. But the State Convention elected only one announced Sanders supporter of the four members that Minnesota is sending to the DNC. The other three newly elected DNC members were endorsed by the state Party controlled by the Clinton establishment.

Democrats are proactive about diversity and urge their state delegates to vote for diversity. Of the four clearly pro-Sanders candidates for the DNC there was one white and one highly qualified Hispanic among the women candidates, and two white men. One of the men was not particularly impressive, while the other man who supported Sanders narrowly lost to two men whowere endorsed by the state party. The Hispanic woman who supported Sanders won. The highest vote of the four went to an up-and-coming young African-American officer in the state party. Without endorsing either Clinton or Sanders he spoke in support of making democratic reforms in the party, which was a message appealing to the Sanders delegates who obviously did vote for him in preference to one of the candidates who had expressly endorsed Sanders.

As it happened, it was not even made clear that the Convention was voting for future Superdelegates by electing the DNC members. No clearly identified spokesperson for the Sanders campaign encouraged unity at the Convention behind the two Sanders candidates of each gender.

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Between 1980 and 2015 the global early neonatal mortality rate, defined as death within the first 6 days of life, almost halved. However, the percentage of under-five mortality attributable to early neonatal mortality increased from approximately 25 to 35% \[[@CR1]\]. In developing regions, neonatal deaths (within the first 27 days of life) accounted for 45% of under-five deaths in 2015 \[[@CR2]\]. Within the neonatal period, the largest cause of death globally in 2015 was preterm birth followed by perinatal asphyxia \[[@CR3]\]. In the early neonatal period, perinatal asphyxia accounts for over one-fourth of deaths \[[@CR4]\]. These statistics underscore the importance of continued global attention to and improvement in immediate newborn care and neonatal resuscitation (NR).

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Marvel Comics is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a massive issue that pays tribute to its history and introduces a new object with implications for the superhero universe going forward. The Marvel Comics 1000 issue, released Wednesday, pays homage to many of Marvel's most recognizable characters, including Iron Man, the Hulk and Spider-Man, and also spotlights some lesser known ones. Each page is devoted to a year in Marvel's history, with the first one recounting the creation of the Human Torch in Marvel Comics No. 1 in 1939. A mix of serious and humorous stories follows, like the page devoted to 1944 in which Captain America explains why he fights, Dr. Strange's struggle to keephis magic cape smelling fresh (1951), the introduction of Groot (1960) and a page devoted to Iron Man's suit for 2008, the year Marvel's blockbuster film franchise launched. — The Associated Press

President Trump slammed New York Times columnist Bret Stephens on Tuesday night, suggesting he's "loaded up" with bedbugs — not his properties. After the president floated the idea of hosting next year's G-7 summit at his Doral resort outside of Miami, a report resurfaced that this resort had settled a lawsuit in 2017 after a New Jersey man named Eric Linder alleged he woke up one morning at Trump's property with bites all over his body. Trump denied having any bedbugs at his resort Tuesday morning, blaming "radical left Democrats" for spreading "nasty rumors." — Fox News

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men are being hailed as heroes after they stepped up to help a California police officer who came under attack while trying to arrest a suspect during the weekend. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said the incident happened Sunday in Whittier around 3 p.m., when the 23-year-old officer was responding to a call of a homeless man creating a disturbance at a convenience store. In surveillance video, the deputy can be seen moving in to arrest the man, who is acting erratically, when he starts throwing punches and the deputy loses his balance, falling to the ground. In the seconds that followed, the homeless man attempted to grab the deputy's gun from the holster. — Fox News

A 2-year-old girl is dead after part of a store displayfell and hit her on the head in Orland Square Mall in Orland Park, Illinois, on Tuesday. Police said Alexa Martinez was with her grandmother, aunt and four other children in an Akira store when the incident occurred. Witnesses said the child was climbing on a temporary wall in the shoe department when it came down on top of her. A doctor and a nurse rushed to help the child and performed CPR. The toddler began breathing and regained a pulse by the time first responders got there, but she died from her injuries after she was transported to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, according to police. — CNN

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First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.Our Club

About Stowupland Falcons FC

Today the Club operates as a single youth and adult community football club, providing football for all those who wish to take part, only limited by our facilities and those in the surrounding area.

We provide coaching of football to children aged 4 and upwards and provide adult football up to veterans (35+). We provide male and female football, along with mixed teams in our youth age groups. Our Club philosophy drives us to act as one Club, meaning everything we do focuses on how it benefits the whole Club, not one individual.

Our committee are dedicated to providing the best of grassroots football in Suffolk by keeping our subscriptions low and quality of coaching to the highest possible level.

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success, and the Club and it’s committee are focused on this.

Commitment from all : Being committed is more than just turning up at match days. We want players and families taking part and putting in effort to support the players, the team, the Club and individuals. commitment brings success, and success breeds success both on and off the playing field. Just helping at match days, or training, or social events helps our Club operate better for everyone.

One team, One Club :

One team, one Club represents the fact that whilst each players may play for a team, it’s only when all our teams are successful, is our Club successful and a successful Club brings better facilities and development for every team.

Each and every team needs to be successful inThe impact of intramural grants on educators' careers and on medical education innovation.
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), Haile T. Debas Academy of Medical Educators Innovations Funding program awards competitive grants to create novel curricula and faculty development programs, compare pedagogical approaches, and design learner assessment methods. The authors examined the principal investigators' (PIs') perceptions of the impact of these intramural grants on their careers and on medical education innovation. At 12 months (project completion) and 24 months (follow-up), PIs submit a progress report describing the impact of their grant on their careers, work with collaborators, subsequent funding, project dissemination, and the UCSF curriculum. The authors analyzed these reports using qualitative thematic analysis and achieved consensus in coding and interpretation through discussion. From 2001 to 2012, the


a greater or lesser degree. There were no discrete disorders that could be separated one from another. I could characterize patients as different types, as I did with chronic-pain patients, but my real challenge was to determine whether a particular patient was so dysfunctional as to be unsafe if not committed.

At about the same time that I began to do commitment evaluations, I was asked to join the State Forensic Service. My job is to evaluate defendants in the criminal-justice system when mental-health issues are raised. Mostly at the request of defense attorneys, judges order psychological evaluations to help determine defendants' competency to stand trial and/or their criminal responsibility. Accused persons cannot be considered criminally responsible if they were able to appreciate the wrongfulness of their alleged actionsthe term _madness._ This is an old and venerable term and does not suggest anything about the cause of the problem. _Madness_ does imply a certain form of dysfunction that is not physical in nature but is the result of maladaptive thinking, feeling, and behavior. We all exhibit madness in one form or another and to one degree or another. To the extent that our madness is more severe, it interferes with our ability to cope with the world we must live in.

There are different forms of madness that I conceive of as falling into different dimensions of dysfunction. These dimensions form a continuum, but they can be clustered into types based on similar attributes. I will use mental-disorder terms (like _psychotic_ ) to describe these types, but


a significant part of chronic irritability as well as some forms of paranoia and depression.

LUST is Panksepp's term for the primary emotional system underlying sexuality. One doesn't have to be a Freudian analyst to understand that eroticism is in the background of a great deal of our psychological and social lives. It is one of the two emotional systems in which there are significant gender differences—CARE being the other.

In males, puberty increases the production of testosterone by the testicles and brings on an awakening of intense sexual interest. Testosterone in the lust system is associated with male sexual aggression and social dominance. When LUST in men is over-aroused, underregulated, or frustrated, it can produce antisocial behaviors, from unwanted sexual advances to downright predatory sexual behavior. When combined withof the disorder is much higher than had been thought and "approximately as common as anorexia nervosa or schizophrenia."

As reasonable as this may seem to us, the posttraumatic theory—and even the existence of dissociative identity disorder—is hotly disputed. No one would dispute the terrible effects that severe childhood abuse can have on a person, but is it the cause of fractured identities? More significantly, are the reports even true? Is the splitting of a person's identity into alters a real phenomenon or something akin to demonic possession or hypnosis?

There are reasons to be skeptical about the details of horrific abuse reported by dissociative identity disorder patients. Almost all studies of it depend on the recollections of the patients, without any objective corroboration. Studies of abused children have mostly


when they thought no one was home, because, he explained, "his dad is a psycho and would kill us." He was seen exiting a rear window. The second charge was for unlawful sexual contact, which occurred three weeks later. He blamed this on the girl, who had been living at the same youth shelter where he was still living. He said that she called him twice to tell him she was in town. The first time she asked him to meet her outside, he refused, because he knew it would get him expelled

from the shelter and it violated his conditions of release from detention. The second time he relented, but he said he was only "going to stop by for a little bit." He told the staff thatuse of drugs for mental conditions was to change in the 1950s and 1960s with the dawning of the psychiatric drug revolution. Psychiatric drugs began to be seen as specific medications for mental diseases. Psychiatry and drug companies collaborated to produce classes of "magic bullet" drugs that were said to treat different classes of mental disorders. The reasons for this revolution had less to do with science than with three major political factors:

• Psychiatry was highly motivated to be seen as a legitimate medical specialty that treated real diseases.

• Pharmaceutical companies saw an opportunity to sell blockbuster drugs and had the power to market them.

• There was an intense public desire to find a cure for mental illness and to get people out of mental hospitals.

Four kinds of


The Stonewall Riots occurred on June 28, 1969. It was this summer evening that sparked the Gay Rights Movement. Now, forty-eight years later, the world celebrates Pride Month every June to celebrate, honor, support, and fight for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) community.

The queer community is resilient. No matter what obstacles they encounter, their battle to live, pursue their passions, and contribute to society endures. For many queer people that passion is science. Queer scientists such as Alan Turing who was crucial in ending World War II, and Sara Josephine Baker who made unprecedented breakthroughs in child hygiene and preventative medicine.

This Blog post is meant to bring attention to queer scientists that are working in the field. Field research encompasses any type of scientific researchstaying in the closet is potentially safer than being out.

The risks for being out in the field are very location dependent. Dr. Siobhán Cooke from John’s Hopkins School of Medicine currently does work in the Dominican Republic and Colombia. She feels comfortable being out and talking about her wife while in the Dominican Republic and Columbia. However, when she did field work in Tanzania she did not come out because she thought it would be unsafe. African and Middle Eastern countries can be particularly dangerous for queer scientists. Homosexuality is punishable by death in Sudan, northern Nigeria, Somalia, and Saudi Arabia, and is illegal in a slew of other countries including Ethiopia, India, Tanzania and Uganda. These types of legal restrictions obviously make it unsafe for a queer


Schmitt to be out. However, the potential for being out of the closet did not necessarily mean it was the best idea in terms of successfully carrying out his science. There was one experience where two of his local field workers were using homophobic epithets. Dr. Schmitt knew that it would be risky to express his disapproval or discomfort. Speaking up could have led the field workers to suspect he was gay thereby putting a strain on the working relationship and potentially impeding his research. Luckily in this situation, one of Dr. Schmitt’s colleagues to whom he was out did speak up to express their discomfort with how the field workers were talking.

The consequences of staying “in the closet”

Knowing that there are situations where it would be saferfor queer scientists to stay in the closet while working in the field, a discussion on the deleterious consequences of staying in the closet is critical. Dr. John Pachankis from the Yale School of Public Health studies the psychological implications of staying in the closet. Through his research he has come up with a cognitive-affective-behavioral model of the consequences of staying in the closet. In this model Dr. Pachankis discusses the intersection between cognitive energy, affect, and behavior and its relationship to queer individuals remaining in the closet. Cognitive energy encompasses the amount of mental energy spent on psychological processes such as attention, reasoning, and decision making. Affect, meanwhile, describes emotional states such as joy, guilt, and depression.

In Dr. Pachankis’ description of his cognitive-affective-behavioral model, he explains how


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Former President Barack Obama stressed the importance of cultivating the next generation of leaders during a speech Sunday night at the East-West Center that harked back to his roots as a community organizer in Chicago. Read more

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LITTLETON, Colo. -- FBI agents hunting a young Florida woman accused of threatening violence in the Denver area ahead of the 20th anniversary of Columbine said Wednesday she is "no longer a threat to the community." There was no immediate explanation from the FBI.

The CBS affiliate KCNC in Denver is reporting that law enforcement has confirmed 18-year-old Sol Pais has been found dead.

Agents had focused the search around the base of Mount Evans, a popular recreational area about 60 miles southwest of Denver.

During the manhunt, the FBI said Pais was "infatuated" with Columbine and threatened violence ahead of Saturday's anniversary of the attack that killed 13 people at Columbine High School in 1999. The FBI described her "extremely dangerous."

The Miami


Beach high school student flew to Colorado on Monday night and bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition, authorities said.

All classes and extracurricular activities for about a half-million students were canceled as a precaution, though sheriff's spokesman Mike Taplin said the young woman's threats were general and not specific to any school.

"This has become a massive manhunt ... and every law enforcement agency is participating and helping in this effort," said Dean Phillips, agent in charge of the FBI in Denver.

Authorities said Pais was last seen not far from Columbine - in the Jefferson County foothills outside Denver - in a black T-shirt, camouflage pants and black boots.

The alert also said police who come into contact with her should detain her and evaluate her mental health.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polissaid federal, state and local law enforcement were "dedicating all of their resources to locate this dangerous individual."

"We know that there is a lot of anxiety right now in Colorado," Polis said in a statement.

Because of the threat, Columbine and more than 20 other schools outside Denver locked their doors for nearly three hours Tuesday afternoon, and some canceled evening activities or moved them inside.

Pais' parents last saw her on Sunday and reported her missing to Florida authorities on Monday night, police in Surfside, Florida, said.

Messages left by The Associated Press at two numbers listed for Pais' relatives in Florida were not immediately returned, while another number was disconnected.

Adam Charni, a Miami Beach High School senior, said Pais dressed in black and kept mostly to herself. He said


he was "baffled" to learn she was the person authorities in Colorado were searching for.

Another classmate, 17-year-old junior Drew Burnstine, said Pais was a quiet, smart student who sat alone in class and "never caused problems or indicated that she wanted to harm anyone."

Two teenage gunmen attacked Columbine on April 20, 1999, killing 12 classmates and a teacher before taking their own lives.

State Rep. Patrick Neville, the Republican House minority leader, was a 15-year-old sophomore at Columbine High at the time of the shooting and now has three school-age daughters.

"It wasn't easy for me to explain to my kids what was going on last night," Neville said on the House floor Wednesday.

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that feeling of being watched coming from the closet area, and she refused to sleep in that room.

When I was a little girl we use to visit an aunt who had a stairway to nowhere in her house. I used to sit at the bottom of the stairs and just look up and wonder why on earth they were there when all they lead to was a wall. Many years later, I realized that her house had been restructured from a one family home into a two family home. The stairs were no longer needed but had never been taken out. I guess I was a dumb kid for not figuring that one out right away!

I am very sympathetic to you for that story whomever you are. ThereCleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield may be in a war of words with Colin Cowherd, but Cowherd may not be the only media member Mayfield will battle with in his career.

The recent brouhaha between Baker Mayfield and Colin Cowherd should make you laugh, because the Fox Sports analyst is laughably inappropriate and off base in his merit-less criticism of the star Cleveland Browns quarterback. Nevertheless, it is going to continue, not only from Cowherd but also from other media sectors in search of higher ratings.

Cowherd has been severely wounded by Mayfield because he confidently projected Mayfield as “undraftable” in the 2018 NFL draft. Mayfield was too small, too immature, too erratic, didn’t have the right personality, and was not tall like Sam Darnold. At the same time he


had some bone to pick with King James. The Indians have also had recent success on the field, notably making to the World Series against the Cubs in 2016, which automatically made them the bad guys because of the national popularity of the Cubs. But the Browns have never stirred league-wide wrath. Until now.

Mayfield is going to be a lightning rod for criticism because he is young, handsome, brash, articulate, immensely popular and very, very skilled at throwing footballs. No one will change him into a monk.

There is a legitimate concern that he needs to avoid the on-field meltdown. In college, Mayfield infamously had a squabble with Kansas, which led to the crotch grabbing incident that landed him in hot water. Hopefully, that was a learning experience, becausebases against Mayfield.

Go for it, dude. Knock yourself out.

This year, the Jets have hauled off and signed Cowherd’s guy Le’Veon Bell from the Steelers. We shall see if Cowherd’s predictions look any better this year. Truth to tell, Darnold is probably going to be a very good quarterback in a few years if the Jets do not ruin him, but he lacked the experience of Mayfield, who had five seasons of major college ball. It is crazy to expect a 21-year-old passer who leaves college early to succeed in his first year in the NFL. Lamar Jackson is the only one who did it last year, but it might have more to do with his excellence as a running threat than his ability as a pocket passer, at


least at this early stage of his career.

Of course, neither Mayfield nor the Cleveland media can ever shut up Cowherd, but we can point out the unfairness of his anti-Baker rants. But if Cowherd is going to criticize, there is no need to be bashful about pointing out that Cowherd was the guy who singled out Mayfield as being undraftable, and totally blowing this assessment. No doubt that stings. Cowherd was also way, way premature in congratulating the New York Jets for drafting Darnold and anointing him as a star for the next fifteen years, as he did last year. Frankly, Cowherd failed miserably as an analyst last year, and his (dare I say) immature response is to attack Mayfield to cover up his own failure. It willand one of the top contributors on www.BeforeItsNews.com. She is also author of www.LisaHavenNews.net and runs her own youtube channel (Lisa Haven) with tens-of-thousands of views per day. Digging deep and finding truth is what she lives for. Her passion is to spread truth no matter where it lies. She covers everything from martial law, to FEMA camps, to end time bible prophecy, to government documents and much more! Before launching her journalism career, she wrote many bible studies and lead women ministries for a number of years. She will also complete her ministry degree at International School of Ministry this year.


Philippe Bazin, Antichambres

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Philippe Bazin presents two series of his photographic work here, bearing witness to that powerful relationship between the aesthetic and the political that constitutes its core: Antechambers and The Presidents.

The visual force of the images, the rigor of the lines, the sharpness of the colors impose the Antechambers series in which the construction of space, leaving room for the circulation of voids, never lets itself be drawn into it. The images were shot in Poland, in asylum or detention centers for Chechen migrants, and resonate with the text of Christiane Vollaire, who presents the philosophical part of this project carried out in tandem.

The perfectly targeted form of the documentary aesthetics takes the opposite stance from the visual standards of photo-journalism,It is well-known that, with very few exceptions, rubber compositions are compounded with various other materials before being vulcanized (that is, cured) and made into an end product. It is well-known that fillers, such as carbon black and silica are included in vulcanized rubber to reinforce and strengthen it. Some of the compounding materials improve the properties of the end product in service. In some instances, these beneficial effects can be achieved by promoting interactions between the various chemicals, fillers and other materials, both organic and inorganic, present in the vulcanizates. For further discussions of rubber compounding and vulcanization see, for example, Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Technology, published by John Wiley and Sons, New York (1970), particularly volume 12, page 280 and The Vanderbilt Rubber Handbook, R.


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¶2. On May 26, 1995, Elaine Brown ("Brown") and her brother returned to her apartment in the
Canal Street apartments in Canton, Mississippi. Brown's brother parked in front of her door and, as
they were exiting the car, an altercation developed between Brown's brother and a person identified
as "the Rivers boy." The "Rivers boy" apparently had a gun, which he passed to Shields, who sat
down on the back of Brown's car. Brown told Shields and "the Rivers boy" to leave and get off her
car, at which point Shields removed the weapon from his pocket and threatened to kill Ms.    Vern,      weaponless,      went     to    the

bedroom door to stand between his wife and the intruders.

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and Martinez fatally shot Vern.                  Martinez and Arbolida then fled

with    various     items    belonging      to    the     victims.         They   went     to

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   evidence     that,       during      an

interrogation after his arrest, Martinez claimed to have been at

a strip club at the time of the murder.                   The State offered time-

stamped video-surveillance photographs from the club that showed

Martinez paying his entry fee at 1:28 a.m. the morning after the

murder.     Martinez objected to the admission of his statement and

the photographs, arguing they were irrelevant and prejudicial.

The trial court overruled the objection.

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on his plans. Yet the next day he finds he's been marked a traitor to the realm-for defiling the emperor's daughter. Something which he did not do.

The Twelve, the emperor's secret guard, are sent after him. And when they catch him, they do not kill him. A worse fate has been set aside for him. He is to lose his humanity and become enslaved to the empire for eternity.

Then he meets his accuser-Princess Yolandra. As he battles with his rising hatred and the invisible chains thrust upon him, he begins to see that all is not as it seems-his fate tied to the possible return of the madness which once before decimated the world around them.

How could Jarrin’s life have gone so far off track?

Jarrin is a youngAlmost four decades later, a frail Dexter reviews footage of the show. "There's a row of all the wild heads, sat right behind me," he observes. Michael Hyde and friends in Elliot Street, Balmain, May 1972. Credit:Smart Street Films "Yeah, including me," says Gary Foley, a noted Aboriginal activist. Filmmaker Haydn Keenan has brought Dexter and Foley together for this remarkably congenial meeting. Keenan has amassed reams of formerly secret files, photographs and surveillance footage from the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation dating back to the 1950s, '60s and '70s for a new documentary series.

Visit www.smartstreetfilms.com.au to watch more ASIO recorded footage. At the time of the Frost telecast, ASIO was worried that communists were cultivating Aboriginal agitators and stoking their rage to provoke violence against the state. With


access now to his security file, Foley realises that ASIO believed he was capable of such violence.

So he tells Dexter: "I think it was extraordinarily courageous of you to walk into a lion's den." Bob Gould, the ACTU’s Jennie George and Denis Freney at the founding meeting of the Revolutionary Socialist Alliance in 1969. Credit:Smart Street Films More courageous than Foley could have known. Dexter reveals: "Frost had actually invited the minister [Jim Cavanagh], who had been very disturbed by a report that he was going to be assassinated at the Frost show. He asked me to go instead, so I did." But Dexter had been identified as a potential target, too. He and his family were placed under 24-hour police guard for two years, and he disclosesthat he felt it necessary to play a "double role" and feed information to ASIO. He reads from a confidential letter in which he reported that an Aboriginal staff member had "heard talk" of a plot, allegedly involving Foley and fellow activist Paul Coe, to blow up the MLC Tower that housed his department in Woden, Canberra. Journalist Roger Milliss entering Communist Party of Australia headquarters in Day Street. Credit:Smart Street Films

As a young firebrand, Foley had declared publicly a willingness to resort to violent struggle, but he tells Dexter that the Black Caucus never considered armed revolution a realistic option, and that the Communist Party of Australia had no more hope than ASIO of infiltrating the movement. The tower was never bombed. There was no assassination. "In


a sense it sort of hurts me to think you thought we would want to kill you. To this day, nobody can pin anything on me of having ever done, you know, anything violent." Frank Hardy in George Street, Sydney, in 1954 Credit:Smart Street Films It all remains, nonetheless, in his ASIO file. This riveting scene features in the third episode of Keenan's four-part documentary series Persons of Interest, which begins on SBS on Tuesday night. The other episodes focus on the journalist Roger Milliss, whose father, Bruce, was a secret member of the Communist Party while he was election manager for Labor prime minister Ben Chifley; the 1960s Monash University activist Michael Hyde; and the author and outspoken communist Frank Hardy.

Soviet diplomat Ivan Skripov visiting Sydney Zoowith double agent 'Sylvia' and out walking in the early 1960s Credit:Smart Street Films The ASIO that watched these men was a fraction of the organisation it is today, but it made time to open files on many thousands of "persons of interest", including a parade of Australians who held or rose to esteemed positions: future premier of Tasmania Jim Bacon, Reverend Ted Noffs, poet Kenneth Slessor, painter Lloyd Rees, writers Christina Stead and Christopher Koch, actors Peter Finch and Leonard Teale, Dr Fred Hollows, journalists Alan Ramsay and Paddy McGuinness, feminist author Germaine Greer, Aboriginal leader Eddie Mabo and a debonair young David Stratton, now a TV film critic of tireless charm but then the director of the Sydney Film Festival who screened movies from the Soviet


Union. Retired High Court judge Michael Kirby discovered "with horror and shock that my Aunty Glory – according to my ASIO file – she said that I was brainy but a reactionary". Former Labor politician Meredith Burgmann found her younger self described as having blue eyes and a good suntan, but she looked "cheap and untidy, smokes heavily". Defence specialist Professor Des Ball learnt: "ASIO identified me as someone who is involved in the supply of drugs to the deaf and dumb fraternity in Canberra."

Credit:Smart Street Films Keenan mines the security agency's archive of surveillance film and photos that placed targets at demonstrations (anti-Vietnam War, anti-apartheid, land rights), "causes that ASIO regarded as communist threats and which we now regard as just".

But how good was ASIO's information? Notbe untrue, but it's better that we know about everything that you have heard, seen, and then we'll decide what to use and what not to use.' " Frank Hardy's 1950 novel Power Without Glory attracted a charge of criminal libel against the wife of underworld figure John Wren, but when a jury acquitted the author, the director-general of ASIO, Charles Spry, requested a list of the jurors and, should they have files, a summary "would also be appreciated". Robert Menzies, as prime minister, requested security checks on applicants for literary grants. A 1966 photograph shows Hardy staring into the lense at Sydney's Mascot Airport, but he was oblivious to the photographer. ASIO took this frame using a "butter box", a camera hidden in a briefcase. Hardy was


greeting the Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, and he would show him a good time in Sydney. An ASIO agent followed them into the Chevron in Kings Cross where Rolf Harris invited the poet to join him on stage with Jan Rennison, a former Miss Australia and recent James Bond girl. Yevtushenko refused, declaring it beneath his dignity, particularly anything to do with Bond. But the ASIO agent recorded that Hardy, who drove Yevtushenko and Rennison to his Manly home, needed to physically restrain the poet from manhandling the beauty queen. She had spurned his advances and Yevtushenko had yelled: "You will not make love with the greatest poet in the world." In the case officer's assessment, the Russian was a "drunken, lecherous, conceited guttersnipe".

"Typical night out with FrankHardy," says his granddaughter, the author Marieke Hardy, reading aloud from the ASIO file. She notes further gratuitous editorialising in an ASIO officer's assessment that a 20-part television comedy, which the ABC commissioned Frank Hardy to write, would be a "flop". The officer wrote that a "delicate source" had pointed out that Hardy was a close friend of Clement Semmler, the ABC's assistant general manager, and said: "Quite apart from the fact that if Mr Hardy has any sense of humour, he is the only commo who has . . . " Alan Hardy, Frank's son and Marieke's father, watches himself as a teenager in an ASIO surveillance image of the May Day march in 1961. ASIO did have sound security reasons to follow some targets. Michael Hyde


did find it, it was apparent that while the films were now of no security value, they were the most incredible archive – a treasure chest of Australian social and political history." Not only did they document the history of dissent in Australia, but also the social changes. "Braces go out, skirts go up, long hair comes in, feminism arrives. The films are a unique insight into the changing face of Australia." To his horror, Keenan discovered "someone inside the National Archive of Australia recommended to ASIO that they could sell the films for the value of the silver content they contained". At least some of its surveillance film was sold this way. "I regard this as an act of criminal cultural negligence. The films were recorded onJames Krone, “Misty Cherry #8,” 2014. Courtesy of the artist and Night Gallery.

Known for his deliberately choreographed aesthetic procedures, Berlin-based artist James Krone brings a new series of haunting paintings, an installation, and a video to the project space Night Gallery in Los Angeles. Through repetition, process, and a veiled series of plays on language, Krone creates a subtle framework to address signifiers of desire and the reciprocity of exchange.

In a series of Spell paintings with such titles as “Catsuit for Men,” “Leather Woman,” and “Misty Cherry,” Krone exhibits six paintings in various sizes that are created by pouring men’s knock-off colognes onto the canvases and lighting them on fire. In shades of brown and cream, similar in form to Yves Klein’s fire paintings, the subsequent burn marks


The discovery of an ornate Roman fresco revealed

MOLA team

02.02.2016

An ornate fresco that once adorned the residence of a wealthy Roman citizen has been discovered by a team of our archaeologists at 21 Lime Street, in London. We uncovered the fresco six metres below street level, whilst undertaking archaeological fieldwork for a new office development. Dating to the late 1st century AD, and the first decades of London, it is one of the earliest surviving frescos from Roman Britain.

Roman building boom

Thanks to a huge Roman construction project, the fate of this rare wall painting was literally sealed in the ground. In AD 100, construction of the 2nd Forum Basilica, the main civic centre for the city and the largest Roman building ever built north of the Alps, began. Inadvance of construction of the Forum the area was flattened. The painted wall was deliberately toppled and the Forum immediately built over it, incredibly preserving the fresco for nearly 2000 years.

Discovered face down, the fresco was identified from the distinctive markings of the keyed daub onto which the plaster was attached. The fragile remains, surviving to a width of nearly 2.5 metres and a height of over 1.5 metres, were carefully removed from the site by our archaeological conservators, who lifted the fresco in 16 sections. Each section was supported, undercut and block lifted so that soil encased and protected the plaster. Back in the lab the conservators worked quickly to micro-excavate the soil whilst it was still damp, to expose the millimetre-thin painted surface beneath.

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who painted the fresco made a mistake. It suggests that there was more than one person painting the wall and that they may have been working to a pre-prepared template. The mistake could only have been corrected by repainting the whole middle panel.

Bigger is better

Although small fragments of Roman wall plaster have been found in London, complete collapsed wall paintings are extremely rare and the 21 Lime Street example is one of the earliest known from Britain. This design scheme has not previously been seen in Roman Britain; the closest example comes from a Roman villa in Cologne, Germany.

Our specialists continue to study the fresco and archaeological records from the dig and hope to build a picture of what the area looked like in the Roman period andDharamshala — According to a source inside Tibet, Chinese authorities have released a young Tibetan writer and history teacher after serving after serving ten and a half years in Chinese prison.

Dolma Kyab, 39 was released on October 8, 2015, and was warmly greeted by family members and friends, Arig Gyurmey, a Tibetan Writer living in exile told the Tibet Post International Thursday evening, citing contacts in the region.

Dolma Kyab was arrested on March 9, 2005, in Lhasa at the middle school where he was teaching history and taken to the TAR Public Security Bureau Detention Center, popularly known as Seitru in Tibetan.

After protests and riots broke out in Lhasa in March 2008, Dolma Kyab was reportedly moved from Chushul (Ch: Qushui) Prison on March 20, 2008.

He was held


pending trial at Seitru on charges of "endangering state security," and on September 16, 2005, he was convicted and sentenced to 10.5 years in prison by the Lhasa People's Intermediate Court for Restless Himalayas. A subsequent appeal made by his family was rejected on November 30, 2005, and the 10.5-year sentence was upheld.

Upon declaration of sentence, Dolma Kyab was supposed to be transferred to Chushul Prison, but prison officials refused to accept him because he had contracted tuberculosis while detained at Seitru. In March 2006, he was reportedly transferred to Chushul after some medical treatment.

Impassioned by his interest in writing, Dolma Kyab maintained a commentary manuscript written in Chinese, entitled Sao dong de Ximalayashan (Restless Himalayas); it is comprised of 57 chapters he had written on various topics:democracy, sovereignty of Tibet, Tibet under communism, colonialism, religion and belief, etc.

Alongside this manuscript, he began writing another on the geographical aspects of Tibet, and though comparatively short, it made mention of sensitive topics, like the location and number of Chinese military camps in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). His pen name is Lobsang Kelsang Gyatso.

Dolma Kyab is a writer and teacher in his native Tibet, born in 1976 in Ari Village, Qilian County, Tsochang (Ch: Haibei) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province. He received an extensive education, having attended the local primary school and then the county middle school before joining a Teacher's Training Center in 1995 and serving as a teacher in a middle school in Qilian County.

He later continued his studies at a university in


public gardens, and paused under the very tree under which he had first heard the voice that had exercised upon his mind so singular an influence. The gardens were deserted. He threw himself on one of the seats placed beneath the shade; and again, in the midst of his reverie, the same cold shudder came over him which Zanoni had so distinctly defined, and to which he had ascribed so extraordinary a cause.

He roused himself with a sudden effort, and started to see, seated next him, a figure hideous enough to have personated one of the malignant beings of whom Zanoni had spoken. It was a small man, dressed in a fashion strikingly at variance with the elaborate costume of the day: an affectation of homeliness and povertyapproaching to squalor, in the loose trousers, coarse as a ship's sail; in the rough jacket, which appeared rent wilfully into holes; and the black, ragged, tangled locks that streamed from their confinement under a woollen cap, accorded but ill with other details which spoke of comparative wealth. The shirt, open at the throat, was fastened by a brooch of gaudy stones; and two pendent massive gold chains announced the foppery of two watches.

The man's figure, if not absolutely deformed, was yet marvellously ill-favoured; his shoulders high and square; his chest flattened, as if crushed in; his gloveless hands were knotted at the joints, and, large, bony, and muscular, dangled from lean, emaciated wrists, as if not belonging to them. His features had the painful distortion sometimes seen


in the countenance of a cripple,—large, exaggerated, with the nose nearly touching the chin; the eyes small, but glowing with a cunning fire as they dwelt on Glyndon; and the mouth was twisted into a grin that displayed rows of jagged, black, broken teeth. Yet over this frightful face there still played a kind of disagreeable intelligence, an expression at once astute and bold; and as Glyndon, recovering from the first impression, looked again at his neighbour, he blushed at his own dismay, and recognised a French artist, with whom he had formed an acquaintance, and who was possessed of no inconsiderable talents in his calling.

Indeed, it was to be remarked that this creature, whose externals were so deserted by the Graces, particularly delighted in designs aspiring tomajesty and grandeur. Though his colouring was hard and shallow, as was that generally of the French school at the time, his DRAWINGS were admirable for symmetry, simple elegance, and classic vigour; at the same time they unquestionably wanted ideal grace. He was fond of selecting subjects from Roman history, rather than from the copious world of Grecian beauty, or those still more sublime stories of scriptural record from which Raphael and Michael Angelo borrowed their inspirations. His grandeur was that not of gods and saints, but mortals. His delineation of beauty was that which the eye cannot blame and the soul does not acknowledge. In a word, as it was said of Dionysius, he was an Anthropographos, or Painter of Men. It was also a notable contradiction


in this person, who was addicted to the most extravagant excesses in every passion, whether of hate or love, implacable in revenge, and insatiable in debauch, that he was in the habit of uttering the most beautiful sentiments of exalted purity and genial philanthropy. The world was not good enough for him; he was, to use the expressive German phrase, A WORLD-BETTERER! Nevertheless, his sarcastic lip often seemed to mock the sentiments he uttered, as if it sought to insinuate that he was above even the world he would construct.

Finally, this painter was in close correspondence with the Republicans of Paris, and was held to be one of those missionaries whom, from the earliest period of the Revolution, the regenerators of mankind were pleased to despatch to thevarious states yet shackled, whether by actual tyranny or wholesome laws. Certainly, as the historian of Italy (Botta.) has observed, there was no city in Italy where these new doctrines would be received with greater favour than Naples, partly from the lively temper of the people, principally because the most hateful feudal privileges, however partially curtailed some years before by the great minister, Tanuccini, still presented so many daily and practical evils as to make change wear a more substantial charm than the mere and meretricious bloom on the cheek of the harlot, Novelty. This man, whom I will call Jean Nicot, was, therefore, an oracle among the younger and bolder spirits of Naples; and before Glyndon had met Zanoni, the former had not been among the least


not once. And then, warmed by the cheering prospects thus opened to him, he began to indulge in those anticipations of the future, the outline of which we have already seen in the eloquent extravagance of Condorcet. All the old virtues were dethroned for a new Pantheon: patriotism was a narrow sentiment; philanthropy was to be its successor. No love that did not embrace all mankind, as warm for Indus and the Pole as for the hearth of home, was worthy the breast of a generous man. Opinion was to be free as air; and in order to make it so, it was necessary to exterminate all those whose opinions were not the same as Mons. Jean Nicot's. Much of this amused, much revolted Glyndon; but when theand the client will alike cease, and—"

"And in the mean time," said a low voice, at hand,—"in the mean time, Jean Nicot?"

The two artists started, and Glyndon recognised Zanoni.

He gazed with a brow of unusual sternness on Nicot, who, lumped together as he sat, looked up at him askew, and with an expression of fear and dismay upon his distorted countenance.

"It is not the first time I have been a witness to your opinions on the infirmity of gratitude," said Zanoni.

Nicot suppressed an exclamation, and, after gloomily surveying Zanoni with an eye villanous and sinister, but full of hate impotent and unutterable, said, "I know you not,—what would you of me?"

"Your absence. Leave us!"

Nicot sprang forward a step, with hands clenched, and showing his teeth from ear to


22nd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. (They all went.)

By the 1970s, Angola, Benin, and Ethiopia all had wrested their independence with the help of the Soviet Union, and they were grateful.

Who else was considered perhaps over-interested in the fate of certain African nations? Well, in 2004 there was Mark Thatcher, son of the onetime British prime minister. He was hauled into a South African court on charges that he helped fund a coup in Equatorial Guinea—a crime for which he could have received plenty of jail time (15 years, in fact). Instead, a year later he was let off with a $500,000 fine. There may have been crimes, in other words, but as usual in instances where Africa and violence is concerned, there isnorth, the old Cottonwood ... and dance floor. A private room will be available for the bridal party to prepare ...

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President of Fox News Channel Roger Ailes and Fox Business Network anchor Melissa Francis attend Francis'I adopted my cat about two years ago when she was about 3 months old. She did not receive the vaccine for Feline Leukemia because she was to be a strictly indoors cat. She escaped one day and didn't come back until the next day with bite marks, she had gotten into a fight with another cat. At her check up we discovered that she has feline leukemia. About a month after her diagnosis she has had some terrible behavior issues. She is no longer affectionate and wants to simply be left alone ( i can only assume its because she might be in pain). She eats well and has a healthy fur coat the only real vi sable sign that she might not be doing well is


Antidepressant Use in Late Gestation and Breastfeeding Rates at Discharge from Hospital.
Few studies have investigated breastfeeding outcomes among women exposed to antidepressants. Research aim: This study aimed to evaluate the association between antidepressant use in late gestation and maternal psychiatric illness on breastfeeding rates at discharge from hospital. The authors conducted a retrospective cohort study of 32,662 women delivering live-born singletons between January 2001 and December 2008. Electronic hospital records were used to obtain data on antidepressant exposure during late gestation and whether mothers were breastfeeding at discharge from hospital following delivery. Five hundred seventy-five women received a dispensing for an antidepressant in late gestation (exposed), 1,552 did not receive a dispensing for an antidepressant but had a reported psychiatric illness (disease comparison), and 30,535 served as nonexposedF. Chopin Monument

The Fryderyk Chopin Memorial is located on the 2nd floor of the Chopin House, Main Street No. 47 in Mariánské Lázně.

It was opened in 1960. In the begining of the exhibition you can see expposition and information about the Fryderyk Chopin (1810 - 1849) life, his stay in Bohemia and the family of Wodzinsky.

The other section of the exhibition illuminates Fryderyk Chopin's work and incorporation into the International Federation of Fryderyk Chopin (listed on UNESCO), then publishing and exhibition activities. In the music hall there is an exposition of graphic and bibliophilic prints by distinguished Czech graphics. The tour is accompanied by Fryderyk Chopin's recorded music.

The memorial is open from 15 April to 15 October, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 2 pm to 5 pm.


"strong preference to manage host broadcasting services", which would see it produce the telecast of all top-level matches held in Australia in-house, and has asked the networks to prepare bids under such an eventuality, and continue to operate its own extensive digital business, potentially in partnership with a broadcaster.

CA's transaction targets

James Sutherland, CA's chief executive, said in the tender document the sport was "looking for a partner (or partners) who will share our vision of cricket as Australia's favourite sport and a sport for all Australians and work closely with Australian cricket to build a platform to realise shared goals and mutual success".

The organisation said it had four primary transaction objectives for the licensing of its rights: an alignment with CA's strategy, including supporting its digital strategy; theSearch & Book

192 metres of free fall

at the Europa Brücke bungee jumping facility

Since the beginning of June 2002 one of the most spectacular bungee jumping sites of the world has been on offer at the gigantic Europa Brücke. With a height of 192 metres the dream of flying almost comes true there. Since the jump from Europe’s highest bridge is both challenging and thrilling, this act of overcoming your fear is also among the training programme of some of our top athletes. Adrenaline junkies and adventure seekers will experience a jump in the midst of the impressive scenery of an alpine valley that requires them to let go in the truest sense of the word.


Georges Laraque played on hockey's biggest stage during his NHL career, making it to the Stanley Cup Final twice. Now he'll literally be onstage.

Laraque will play the role of Fezzik from the 1987 film "The Princess Bride" in a live read at the Toronto International Film Festival this week, director Jason Reitman announced Tuesday via Twitter.

"Finding Fezzik, originated by Andre the Giant, is one of the trickiest pieces of casting I can imagine," said Reitman, who has directed other live reads including "The Big Lebowski," "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" and "Boogie Nights." "A French-speaking mountain of a man with fists for the brute squad and a kind heart. … Turns out I didn't need to look beyond the borders. I'm thrilled that Georges will be joiningus."

Laraque has limited acting experience but was more than up for the challenge of being in the cast for the live reading of the film, which won the People's Choice Award for best film at the 1987 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

"Like every kid, I've seen it," Laraque said. "It's going to be different to play it as an adult and act it while we are reading it. It will still be awesome and funny. I did some kids' theater plays and I'm doing another theater play this Christmas for 'A Christmas Carol.' I love acting and I love that stuff."

The live read will take place Saturday at 6 p.m. ET. The remainder of the cast will be announced later this week. Tickets are on sale at tiff.net,


with proceeds benefiting the TIFF, which puts on the film festival, events and education programs. Working for a good cause is nothing new to Laraque, who spends countless hours on charitable events.

"Ever since I played, I've always tried to give back," Laraque said. "I'm an ambassador for World Vision, I built a hospital in Haiti with the NHLPA and the NHL. I do many things to help out and raise money for children around the world. I'm an ambassador also for Team in Training, one of the biggest foundations looking to fund cures for cancers. … For me, it's so important to be a role model because most children when they have success, they will remember meeting me or another activist and will follow the same path."

Laraque playedin the NHL for 12 seasons from 1997-2010. In 695 games, he had 53 goals, 153 points and 1,126 penalty minutes. He went to the Final with the Edmonton Oilers in 2006 and the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2008. Laraque came out of retirement after nearly five years in March to play overseas.

"I played two games [with Lokomotiv Fana] in Norway in the second division. I had a hat trick in my first game and seven points in two games," he said.

Laraque had many memorable moments during his career, but one from a game he played for the Oilers against the Los Angeles Kings on Feb. 21, 2000, stands out to him.

"The hat trick was magical," Laraque said. "To score a hat trick when you are a tough guy.


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This mod fixes the bug where dead dragon corpses follow you around or fall out of the sky, affectionately known as "dragon stalking".What causes dragon stalking?Well, you see... when a young male dragon likes a young female dragon, but he's not sure how to approach the female dragon, he might lurk around any locations he knows the female frequents, inevitably causing awkward and embarassing encounters with the female...From her point of view, it starts out sort of cute. Simply an odd, haphazard, fluke! What a weird boy dragon just popping out of nowhere, twitching all around, not able to contain his excitement. Maybe he would make a nice friend who would do stuff for me since he likes me, she thinks to herself. Just look how trusting heCongrats to Liv Tyler -- Pregnant Again After Giving Birth Last Year (PHOTO)

Someone needs to give the stork a bonus, because he or she is staying extremely busy these days! Liv Tyler is pregnant with her third child and looks cute as a button in a maternity-friendly jeans jumpsuit. Can you believe she and her fiancé David Gardner are having another baby? They just welcomed son Sailor Gene last February!

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The 38-year-old mom seemed surprised herself when she first revealed news she's expecting a few days ago. Taking to Instagram, Liv shared a stunning baby bump photo with her fans that served as her pregnancy announcement.

Now it seems like baby Tyler-Gardner is making his or her presence known even more!

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as one of the etching methods to increase the etching speed at the time of etching silicon and silicon oxide while decreasing the etching speed for photoresist, a method has been proposed in which fluorocarbon etching gas such as CHF3 and the like is used, and the substrate temperature is controlled to be below zero degrees Centigrade when the etching is conducted. This method is advantageous when etching of a Si film or a Si substrate and etching of a SiO2 film are to be conducted at the same time.
Also, in another proposed method to increase the etching speed for Si and to slow down the etching speed for SiO2 and photoresist, SF6 is used as etching gas, and the substrate temperature is controlled to be xe2x88x92100 toto be processed by plasma, including a maintaining system that cools and maintains the member to be processed at temperatures of 30xc2x0 C. or lower when etching is conducted, a supply system that supplies etching gas onto the member to be processed, and a plasma system that forms a plasma in at least part of the etching gas supplied by the supply system. A gas including a fluorocarbon gas and at least one of O2 gas and O3 gas is used as the etching gas.
Embodiments also relate to a method for fabricating a semiconductor device, the method including forming a dielectric film on a base comprising at least one material selected from the group of a metal silicide and Si. The method also includes dry-etching the dielectric film


Winston Churchill once quipped that George C. Marshall, the famed American general who served as Army chief of staff during World War II, was part of the “stupidest strategic team ever seen.” The cause of the British prime minister’s ire? Operation Anvil (later renamed Dragoon), the Allied invasion of southern France that began 75 years ago Thursday. Today that operation, which historians consider one of the most successful amphibious assaults in history, is largely forgotten, overshadowed by the D-Day invasion, which took place a few months earlier and on the opposite side of France.

But Anvil is worth remembering not just for its sophisticated planning. While the British adamantly opposed the operation, the Soviets just as adamantly supported it. When President Roosevelt seemed to side with the Russian dictator,Joseph Stalin, over Churchill, the trans-Atlantic alliance hit its low point.

The idea behind Operation Anvil emerged in mid-1943 as one of many potential operations against Continental Europe. It solidified in late November of that year, when Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin met for the first time in Tehran, to determine the war’s strategic course in 1944. They agreed on simultaneous offensives in the summer, with Operation Bagration, an enormous Soviet operation, along the Eastern Front and Operation Overlord, the official code name for D-Day, in northern France.

But Stalin, who had been demanding that Britain and the United States open a Western Front against the Germans for months, believed that an invasion through southern France was the best way to augment Overlord. American planners responded with Anvil, which would cut


In this photo taken Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Ambassador Richard Grenell listens Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic during a press conference after their meeting, in Belgrade, Serbia. Grenell urged the new Kosovo government to abolish punitive tariffs on Serbian goods that have blocked negotiations between the two Balkan rivals. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

In this photo taken Friday, Jan. 24, 2020, U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Ambassador Richard Grenell listens Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic during a press conference after their meeting, in Belgrade, Serbia. Grenell urged the new Kosovo government to abolish punitive tariffs on Serbian goods that have blocked negotiations between the two Balkan rivals. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump announced that Richard Grenell,outspoken Trump supporter, becomes the first openly gay member of Trump’s Cabinet. He has been the U.S. ambassador to Germany since 2018. He previously served as U.S. spokesman at the United Nations in the George W. Bush administration, including under then-Ambassador John Bolton.

News of the announcement was quickly criticized by those who said the job should be held by someone with deep experience in intelligence. Trump named Grenell acting national intelligence director, meaning he would not have to be confirmed by the Senate.

Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Trump had “selected an individual without any intelligence experience to serve as the leader of the nation’s intelligence community in an acting capacity.”

Warner accused the president of trying to sidestep the Senate’s


of National Intelligence shall have extensive national security expertise.”

Susan Hennessey, a fellow in national security law at Brookings Institution and a former attorney at the National Security Agency, tweeted: “This should frighten you. Not just brazen politicization of intelligence, but also someone who is utterly incompetent in an important security role. The guardrails are gone.”

Trump named Maguire to the position after Texas GOP Rep. John Ratcliffe removed himself from consideration after just five days amid criticism about his lack of intelligence experience and qualifications for the job.

Maguire became acting director the same day that former National Intelligence Director Dan Coats’ resignation took effect. It was also the same day that deputy national intelligence director Sue Gordon walked out the door. Democrats denounced the shake-up at the Office ofthe temporary child support hearing, Mr. Metz continued to work at the pizza store for a total of seven months until 27 July 2009 when he was convicted of sexual battery of a minor and incarcerated for two months. As a result of that conviction, Mr. Metz was placed on the sex offender registry, was asked to resign from his position at Presbyterian, and, after completing his incarceration, was not permitted to return to delivering pizzas because of the possibility of *739 contact with children. His licenses as a certified registered nurse anesthetist and as a registered nurse practitioner were suspended by the state licensing board. The licenses will remain revoked for as long as he remains on the sex offender registrya period of at least ten years.
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million production budget and marketing costs that likely doubled its total budget.

B. Riley FBR senior analyst Barton Crockett told THR that "Solo" will lose more than $50 million, while other industry financing sources told the outlet that the loss could exceed $80 million, depending on auxiliary revenues and the undisclosed, exact terms of Disney's deal for the film.

"Solo" dropped 65% at the box office in its second weekend of release, and its global box office total currently stands at $264.3 million, according to Box Office Mojo.

"Solo" also bombed in its opening weekend in China, as Business Insider's Jason Guerrasio reported. The film brought in only $10.1 million over Memorial Day weekend in China, a record low for "Star Wars" films in the country, though the franchise itself hasand out of the house. She never showed the strain of it.”

Bredemus died at the age of 80 in early 2015 after suffering from lung cancer. The late acting coach was divorced from Roberts’ dad, Walter, in 1971 and was later divorced from her second husband, Michael Motes, in 1983. The family — including Roberts’ sisters Lisa Roberts Gillian and Nancy Motes — continued living in Smyrna, Georgia, throughout Roberts’ youth.

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To see the full interview, watch People Cover Story: World’s Most Beautiful — Julia Roberts, streaming now on the People/Entertainment Weekly Network. Go to People.com/PEN, or download the PEN app on your favorite device.

As Roberts started her own family — in 2002, she married Danny Moder, with whom she shares three kids, 12-year-old twins Hazel and Phinnaeus


Panagariya said that India, on an annual basis, is ahead of China and will regain the growth momentum soon on the back of host of reforms initiated by the Narendra Modi Modi government.

NITI Aayog Vice Chairman Arvind Panagariya today said that India will regain the crown of the fastest growing major economy, overtaking China, as early as the first quarter of 2017-18.

Panagariya said that India, on an annual basis, is ahead of China and will regain the growth momentum soon on the back of host of reforms initiated by the Narendra Modi Modi government.

India lost the tag to China in the March quarter with the GDP growth slipping to 6.1 per cent. China recorded a growth rate of 6.9 per cent during the January-March quarter. However, on anwill get to the 8 per cent growth trajectory," he said.

India's growth slipped to a three-year low of 7.1 per cent in 2016-17 on account of poor performance of manufacturing and services sectors.

The GDP growth was at 8 per cent in 2015-16 and 7.5 per cent in the previous year.

When asked if it was on account of demonetisation of high value currency notes in November last year, Panagariya said that the declining trend was containing and note ban, at best, would have had only a "marginal impact".

On November 9, 2016, the government had demonetised higher value currency which wiped off about 87 per cent of notes in circulation, leading to a severe cash crunch and disruption in the economic activities.

‘Huge debt pile makes Air India stake sale very


and they eventually established a government system that gave all free men on the island a voice in legislative and judicial affairs. In approximately 930 AD, the leaders of Iceland created the Althing, considered the oldest parliament in the world. This system, and Iceland’s identity as a republic, remained in place until 1262, when the decision of the Althing agreed to the Old Covenant and placed Iceland under the authority of the king of Norway. Iceland would not become a self-governing republic again until 1944, when the people of Iceland voted to end their political relationship with the kingdom of Denmark.

4. The passage indicates which of the following about the development of republics in Europe?

A. Monarchy was a far more common system of government for most of Europe’sIn yet another record-breaking milestone, Blizzard Entertainment announced that World of Warcrafthas now exceeded 5 million subscribers worldwide. The massively multiplayer online game already holds the title of most successful MMO ever, but it seems there are no signs of its popularity wavering. From its initial release in North America, Australia, and New Zealand around a year ago, the game has also been released throughout Europe and parts of Asia. Blizzard is hoping to continue the game's popularity with the release of an expansion pack next year entitled The Burning Crusade. Mike Morhaime, president and co-founder of Blizzard Entertainment, has sent his thanks to the millions of players, adding that the company “look(s) forward to offering even more content for current customers in the months ahead and welcoming


changes coming, and the re-balancing of certain weapons. There was an excitement in the air, as from everything we'd seen, and read, the weapons and dropsuits in Dust 514 were going to be damn near perfectly balanced. Instead, what we got was COD 514. There was literally, and still is, no point currently to use anything except an Assault Rifle. And it's a shame, because Dust 514 has a huge range of weapons, equipment, skills and dropsuits, along with vehicles.
But now? Well, before the official launch of Dust 514, I personally did two roles. My main role was that of a Heavy Dropsuit - slow, heavily armoured, and able to carry the big guns. A Heavy Machine Gun, or a Forge Gun (an anti-vehicle railgun). Going head-on againstGovnt to hold consultations with representatives of Hungarian community of Zakarpattia regarding education law

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The Government of Ukraine will hold consultations with representatives of the Hungarian community of Zakarpattia regarding the implementation of a new education law.

This was agreed by representatives of the Ukrainian and Hungarian delegations with the participation of Deputy Foreign Minister of Hungary Levente Magyar and Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Vasyl Bodnar, the press service of Zakarpattia Regional State Administration reported.

"The Government of Ukraine will hold consultations with representatives of the Hungarian community of Zakarpattia regarding the implementation of the new education law. Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Vasyl Bodnar informed this on the results of his meeting with Deputy Foreign Minister of Hungary Levente Magyar today," the report reads.

According to the Ukrainian official,


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Wed September 28, 2011

Saw Palmetto No Better Than Sugar Pill For Prostate Problems

Field of dreams: saw palmetto thriving in Florida's Osceola National Forest.

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If you're one of the millions of men who takes the supplement saw palmetto for prostate trouble, there's more evidence that it's not worth the money.

A clinical trial that gave saw palmetto every chance to succeed — eventually increasing the daily dose of the stuff to three times the usual amount — found it was no better than a placebo.

The National Institutes of Health funded the study, which involved 369 men who got a placebo or various doses of saw palmetto extract for a year and half. A European maker of the supplement donated the saw palmetto and matching placebo capsules.

"ThereBiggar in a tricky situation as the ball bounces past him and bobbles low on the ground.

Biggar hesitates and the excellent chase from van der Flier, Sexton, and co. forces him to carry over his own tryline and hand Ireland a five-metre scrum.

Frustratingly, Ireland are penalised by referee Romain Poite at that scrum but the counter-attack was promising.

We saw a similar chip kick down the right-hand side from Conway later in the first half following more good passing from Ireland after they had returned a Welsh exiting box kick.

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A midfield ruck for Ireland means Wales can’t come forward with huge linespeed as they mark up on both sides, and the home team use the two forwards on their right-hand side


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Charlie White and Sharna Burgess perform the paso doble, a dance familiar to fans of figure skating, during week seven of 'Dancing with the Stars.' -ABC

The costumes were sexy and the music was spicy for Latin week on Dancing with the Stars. With music icon Ricky Martin serving as the guest judge, the couples did their utmost to be muy caliente (very hot).

Charlie White and partner Sharna Burgess performed a paso doble, a dance very familiar to skating audiences. It is based on a bullfight, with the man portraying the matador and the woman the cape. White bowed to DWTS tradition, going shirtlessunder his matador jacket. Popular in Latin dance, he had even removed the hair from his chest. (We don't whether he waxed or shaved.)

"The paso doble is one of the most intense dances you can do. You need strong lines from the male and beautiful, also-strong lines from the woman," said DWTS troupe member Lindsay Arnold, also a top-eight finisher on So You Think You Can Dance in 2012.

Arnold said she thought White and Burgess' paso doble was one of the best she's seen on the show and she disagreed with the judges' assessment, which was two 9s, an 8 and a 10.

"He was able to get strong lines, but then he was able to show fluidity through his motion," Arnold said.

Meryl Davis and Maksim Chmerkovskiy performed a


salsa. This season, the couples have been allowed to incorporate into their routines members of the troupe as well as pros who have already been eliminated. Arnold was one of the pros, and she said she loved working with them. They set the routine last Wednesday before Davis and White and their dance partners headed out on the road for Stars on Ice. The pro dancers actually camera blocked the routine Sunday without Davis and Chmerkovskiy and then rehearsed it on show day.

"The salsa started from clubbing," Arnold noted. "It should be upbeat and have a lot of character. It's definitely a very grounded and saucy dance.

"I thought Maks did an amazing job with choreography; he really brought the dance to life," she continued. "Meryl pays attention todetails so well that when she goes on stage, she stands out."

Davis and Chmerkovskiy received three 10s and a 9.

Arnold was previously part of White and Burgess' jive in week three and Mary Poppins jazz routine during Disney week. She was equally strong in her praise of his commitment to dance.

"Charlie never disappoints," she said. "I feel every single week he goes out there and does his absolute best. He's able to work through any problem he has. ... He already has a smart dancer mentality."

The evening concluded with two Latin freestyle team dances. White and Burgess were on Team Vida with James Maslow and Peta Murgatroyd, and NeNe Leakes and Tony Dovolani. They received two 8s, a 9 and a 10 from Martin (it was a Spanish


version of his song "Cup of Life").

Then Team Loca (dancing to Martin's "Livin' La Vida Loca"), with Davis and Chmerkovskiy, Danica McKellar and Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Candace Cameron Bure and Mark Ballas, and Amy Purdy and Derek Hough, was supposed to dance. However, Purdy was taken to the hospital after she and Hough performed their rumba, so plans changed.

Initially, Arnold was asked to learn the routine and perform in Purdy's place, but then producers decided to show the judges and TV viewers a tape of dress rehearsal, which scored three 10s and a 9.

"I thought both team dances were great," Arnold said. "They both played to their character.

"I think [Team Vida] was underscored a bit," she added. "With [Team Loca,] that was one of the best group dances I'vecourse, any sale could provide funds to bring a player in but considering the manager's precarious position that could/should be used elsewhere.

He's inconsistent I will agree, but he has clear ability and has been excellent in several games this season. Certainly not the first player I would be highlighting as a let down this season.

For me he has improved considerably, and without doubt player of the season so far having gained his fitness after being hampered by injury last season.

Trots has been one of the few players who has tried to drive us forward and create something, especially at home. The only thing I would like to see him do when he drives into the box is get a shot off rather and play a pass.

darlo_baron wrote:
He's our


on occasion he is defensively vulnerable. I would also say that Alan White's repeated claims that he's the best right back in the league are rather inaccurate.

However, he still shows a lot of promise going forward in my opinion. I also feel he is hampered by the complete lack of any intelligent movement up top. Quite often he gets into good positions going forward and has no option. We are static and extremely predictable. I suppose his crossing can be up for debate but his only real target is Ainge who looks like he's been carrying an injury all season.

Regardless, there is definitely room for improvement but I think he's a good player, with potential to be better in a superior side with a superior manager.

darlo_baron wrote:
He's ourside possibly.

His departure would be a blow if we didn't get someone in of a similar calibre to replace him and I'd be very surprised if we did.

This.

Trotman has been our player of the season so far, and is one of the best attacking full-backs in the league.

We have been shocking this season but he has been one of very few bright sparks.

Trotman has been our player of the season so far, and is one of the best attacking full-backs in the league.

We have been shocking this season but he has been one of very few bright sparks.

Not a chance is Trotman our player of the season! Trotman has offered us very little this season. He runs up and down a lot, that's about it. If you rate


him as player of the season, it shows just how bad we've been under TW.

He was decent last season, no doubt about that. And he may well progress in the future. But I'm talking about the the current campaign and he's been nowhere near that level this time around. He's given the ball away too much in the final third, left us vulnerable at the back and has offered very little in terms of ball into the box.

Sue_Donym admits he needs work defensively which, considering Trotman is a defender, is quite telling.

Come to think of it, who would be our player of the season so far? Not Trotman obviously. Saunders? Wheatley? No one stands out at all.

I think full back has been our weakest area for most ofMr. Wylie had verbally communicated to several employees that he was going to come to work with a rifle and shoot everyone in the building.

"His actions caused alarm and concern for the personal safety of the employees as well as interrupted the work duties and responsibilities of numerous employees," the report said. Mr. Wylie allegedly told co-workers that he was angry with management for the way they treated him.


He reported multiple carcinoid tumors located in the ileal pounch and in the liver at autopsy in two male patients \[[@ref2]\]. William Bramwell Ranson (1861-1909) in 1890 described the first case associated with metastatic disease in an ileal pounch carcinoid tumor failing in his turn to adequately investigate these novel entities \[[@ref3]\].

However it was Siegfried Oberndorfer (1876-1944) a pathologist at the Pathological Institute of the University of Munich that noted in 1907 that these lesions in small intestine were distinct clinical entities and coined first the term carcinoid (carcinoma-like) to describe their unique feature of behaving like a benign tumor and resembling a carcinoma morphologically.

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After spending twenty-two years as Professor of Pathological Anatomy at the Munich-Schwabing Hospital's Pathological Institute he was recognized as a distinguished teacher.

Although Victim of the Nazi anti-Semitism he was forced, after Hitler's manifest against non - Aryan descent, to immigrate to Turkey in 1933. He was appointed Professor of the Department of Pathology of the University of Instabul and with his colleague Professor


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Oberndorfer's meticulous autopsy technique, analyticaland disciplined mind, global knowledge of medicine and insistence in the clinical history of patient helped him to go beyond his contemporaries in pathology research and to give an interpretation on carcinoid tumors.

In 1901 while working in Geneva as assistant to Professor Friedrich Wilhelm Zahn (1845--1904) he described two cases of carcinoids and in 1904 as assistant to Professor Otto Bollinger (1843--1909) he added four other cases. His unique observations regarded the multiple --small intestinal tumors were presented in 1907 in Dresden at the annual meeting of German Pathological Society. During his lecture he presented six cases with submucosal lesions in the small intestine and summarized the characteristic features of the lesions noticing that are small size and often multiple, well defined having no tendency to infiltrate the


early on, but we compounded things and made things a lot harder for ourselves in the process."

Bergeron and Cammalleri connected on the power play as the Canadiens went 2-for-6, the first time Montreal has scored more than once with the man advantage since a season-opening 4-3 overtime win in Toronto on Oct. 1.

Including the last four games of last season, the Canadiens hadn't won in regulation since a 6-2 win in Toronto on Apr. 4. Montreal also lost four straight to Boston in the first round of the playoffs.

Gomez scored his second goal 7:55 in when he snapped a shot into the top left corner from the slot after the puck dropped behind Islanders defenseman Radek Martinek, who failed to glove a puck flipped from the blue linehis first goal in two games with the Canadiens.

"It's pretty unbelievable," said Bergeron, a Quebec native who was called up from Hamilton of the AHL on Sunday after signing a one-year contract with Montreal on Oct. 6. "Obviously I heard the fans cheering and it made me proud. It's a fun city to play in so it's very exciting, even more when your team wins."

Pacioretty made it a 3-0 lead with his first of the season 3:34 into the second.

Cammalleri restored the Canadiens' three-goal lead with their second power-play goal midway through the third. Lapierre added his first at 12:59 when he slapped home a loose puck in the crease.

NOTES: Bergeron played 69 games with the Islanders over parts of two seasons from 2007-08. He had 14 goals


- including seven on the power play - and 32 points with Minnesota last season. ... Canadiens G Carey Price sat for the second straight game. Price, whose next appearance will be his 100th career game, ... Montreal enforcer Georges Laraque wasn't in uniform for the first time this season. Laraque has one assist and five penalty minutes in eight games.Matteo Garrone’s Tale of Tales is fabulous in every sense: a freaky portmanteau film based on the folk myths collected and published by the 16th-century Neapolitan poet and scholar Giambattista Basile – Garrone worked on the adaptation with Edoardo Albinati, Ugo Chiti and Massimo Gaudioso.

It is gloriously mad, rigorously imagined, visually wonderful: erotic, hilarious and internally consistent. The sort of film, in fact, which is the whole point of Cannes. It immerses you in a complete created world. Ovid is mulched in with Hansel, Gretel, the Beauty, the Beast, the Prince, the Pauper, in no real order. At times, Garrone seemed to have taken inspiration from Michelangelo Antonioni’s own fabular tale The Mystery of Oberwald – at others, it felt like he had deeply inhaled the strange and


A soothsayer tells them that killing a monster in a lake will cure their problem, in tandem with a ritual involving a virgin among their servant staff. It results in the birth of weirdly matching albino twins, one for the queen, one for the servant.

Salma Hayek in Tale of Tales.

Meanwhile, in the adjoining principality of Roccaforte, Vincent Cassel plays a hideously corrupt, epicurean and sex-addicted monarch who becomes entranced by the singing voice of an aged crone, Dora (played successively by Hayley Carmichael and Stacy Martin) hidden in her murky pigsty. He mistakes her for a comely young maiden. She agrees to have sex with him under cover of darkness and when, the next morning, he lets daylight in upon magic – to coin a phrase – aThe Japanese publisher Shueisha will be launching a new magazine called Super Strong Jump ( Saikyō Jump ) "for the most powerful kids" on December 3. The magazine will contain special manga spinoffs from four popular series that run in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine:

The magazine will also have three special manga from the video-game/manga magazine V Jump :

Finally, the manga will have three original manga:

Yōkai Gakkyū Rock Rock Be!!! by NAOAKI Itō

An army of supernatural creatures appears at a school ruled by a gang leader

by Itō An army of supernatural creatures appears at a school ruled by a gang leader God Cooking Gourmet Ryōri-Kyō! by Kazufumi Yūki

Divine gourmet cuisine in the classroom

by Kazufumi Yūki Divine gourmet cuisine in the classroom Golem a Go! Go! by Katsuya Kazama

An ordinary


will tend to pull the wheel out of the hub. In other words, the solid core wheel may be detached from the stroller accidentally. Since the baby is soft and weak, any mistake may cause unwanted injury to the baby.
As shown in FIG. 1B, the inflatable wheel generally comprises a rim having a stem hole coaxially mounted on the end of the hub, a wheel tire encirclingly mounted on the rim, and an inflatable bladder received in the wheel tire. The inflatable bladder comprises a valve stem extended to an exterior of the rim through the stem hole. A main advantage of the inflatable wheel is to provide a better gripping force between the wheel tire and the ground so as to prevent the stroller from skidding accidentally.a solid core wheel body, having a ring shape, coaxially mounted on the rim body, two spaced apart sidewalls radially extended from inner circumferential edges of the wheel body to cover the first and second sides of the rim body respectively, and a plurality of reinforcing ribs integrally extended between the sidewalls through the transverse through slots of the rim body respectively, so as to substantially mount the stroller wheel around the wheel frame.


electron can be transferred from the valence band to the conduction band, where it can move freely throughout the crystal. The electron moves until it reaches the place of crystal structure distortion, where it is 'trapped'. The presence of the 'trapped' electron with a negative electric charge causes the attraction of positively charged silver ions, which further leads to origin of a metallic silver atom in that particular place. This place becomes a part of a latent image. As a result of this process, latent image sites may occur on the crystal, large enough (several to over a dozen of atoms of metallic silver) for the developer to initiate the process of reduction of the whole crystal to metallic silver. The amount of the developed metallic silver determinesMotorcyclist injured in crash with car

Saturday

Aug 3, 2013 at 6:18 PM

A wreck involving a car and a motorcycle on Grissom Road left at least one injured Saturday evening.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY | A wreck involving a car and a motorcycle on Grissom Road left at least one injured Saturday evening.The N.C. Highway Patrol was called to the scene of the crash near the intersection of Myrtle Grove Road and Grissom Road.The motorcyclist was pinned underneath the car and was taken to the hospital after officials arrived on the scene.No further information was available Saturday. The highway patrol is still investigating the crash.


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Updated: Nov 17, 2019 03:14 IST

After spending close to two decades on global solutions to fight poverty, Deepa Narayan turned her focus to pervasive gender violence in India and realised that a large chunk of the problem resided in people’s perception and entrenched stereotypes. In an interview with HT, she elaborates on the ways to fight this:

What did you find in your research?

I went to top colleges and institutions, particularly in Delhi, and conducted my study. One of the questions I would ask people was – “what were the first three words that came to their mind when they thought of women?” The most common words that even powerful women would say was: Mother, sacrifice, giving. These are still the defining words for womanhood among highly educated cityin awe of his father. He doesn’t understand him, but he trusts him. Something about his mysterious gaze, the way he indifferently engages everything around him entrances Andrey. He’s eager to help him, quick to follow his word. But even he has some trepidations, such as when his father asks him to do something that Andrey thinks is immoral.

Ivan resents and hates his father. Ivan finds him needlessly strict, cruel and abusive. He sees no love in the man, finds him disgusting and ugly, fears that his father only wishes harm on him. Ivan takes it upon himself to usurp his father’s authority at every turn, refusing orders, resenting what he does agree to do and finding insidious ways to get back at his father, ways to inconvenience