a poisonous toxin amongst Gotham's citizens) and Alex Irvine (Inferno, where the Joker takes advantage of a firebug's hobby and wreaks havoc while masquerading as Batman himself). On the short story front, Dark Knight fans should seek out the anthology series The Further Adventures of Batman and the one-shot anthology The Further Adventures of The Joker, all edited by Martin H. Greenberg.

A Different Kind of Joker

One step removed from the preconceived superhero milieu puts us into the land of shared-world stories. In shared-world stories, multiple authors play in the same literary sandbox, which defines a single universe in which to play. And wouldn't you know it, one of superhero fiction's longest-running series takes place in a shared-world setting.

Long before George R.R Martin wowed audiences with his fantasy epicA Game of Thrones, he helmed that very superhero franchise. It's called Wild Cards. The series has hopped from publisher to publisher over the years, but it's still in print today (published by Tor) and consists of over 20 books. Most are anthologies with each volume offering superhero stories by some top talent in the science fiction field.

The premise of the series is that an alien virus is released in an alternate New York City following World War II. Ninety percent of those who come into contact with the virus are killed; 9 percent become monstrous mutations known as Jokers; and the remaining 1 percent, referred to as Aces, gain super powers. (Extending the playing card metaphor, the superheroes with useless powers are called Deuces.)

Being firmly entrenched in


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Nothing to shout "Hallelujah" about I'm afraid. I know so many people who have waited ages to hear Cohen perform here. His music is well loved in Ireland, but he made a bit of a mistake deciding on the Tel Aviv concert. So, instead of shouts of Hallelujah, he was met with protests instead:

Legendary artist Leonard Cohen is in for a bit of flak tonight in Belfast as Palestinian Supporters are expected to picket his concert at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast.

The protests are against the Canadian singer’s decision to hold a concert in Tel Aviv in Israel on September 24. Cohen’s original plan was to hold a concert in Tel Aviv and also hold a concert on the West Bank.

The Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC)most favorable to Caribbean, drawing all reasonable inferences in its favor. Gray v. Evercore Restructuring L.L.C., 544 F.3d 320, 324 (1st Cir.2008).
Brown Forman is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Kentucky. Brown Forman markets and distributes Finlandia vodka and Jack Daniel's whiskey in the United States and Puerto Rico. Caribbean is a corporation organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. As the complaint avers, in 1996, Caribbean entered into a series of oral agreements with Primalco Ltd., Brown Forman's predecessor, by which Caribbean agreed to promote Finlandia in Puerto Rico. In August 2002, Brown Forman and Caribbean formalized this commercial relationship in a written "promotion agreement," whereby Caribbean agreed to employ its best efforts to promote Finlandia vodka in Puerto Rico


March 2006, Brown Forman renewed the promotional agreements until April 30, 2007. In April 2007, Brown Forman informed Caribbean that it was re-evaluating its operations in Puerto Rico and that the company had decided to hire Caribbean on a monthly basis. On April 30, 2007, Caribbean accepted Brown Forman's proposal to renew their commercial relationship on a monthly basis. The parties thereafter engaged in a series of negotiations to restructure their commercial relationship. In the course of these negotiations, Brown Forman explained that it was planning to establish an office in San Juan that would undertake all promotional, sales, and merchandising activities in Puerto Rico. As the complaint states, on September 10, 2007, Brown Forman confirmed its decision to terminate its prior commercial relationship with Caribbean and offeredrequest for preliminary injunctive relief. Prior to the hearing, Brown Forman opposed Caribbean's request for a preliminary injunction and requested the dismissal of Caribbean's complaint for failure to state a claim under Law 21. Additionally, Brown Forman petitioned the court to refer Caribbean's claims to arbitration per the terms of certain arbitration *445 clause included in the promotional agreements.
The district court held a hearing on October 30, 2007 in which the parties stated their positions regarding the nature of their commercial relationship. At the conclusion of the hearing, the district court judge informed the parties of his decision to dismiss Caribbean's complaint for failure to state a claim. In an opinion and order dated November 8, 2007, the district court explained that dismissal of Caribbean's Law 21 claim


NEWPORT BEACH – Concerns that the city may close Pacific Coast Highway’s half-century-old Frog House surf shop have led to creation of a Facebook group called “Save the Frog House.”

The Register reported the store’s situation last week, and the Facebook page’s subsequent creation has rapidly attracted support, with more than 370 people joining as of mid-Wednesday.

The Frog House is in trouble because its land was zoned residential in the 1970s. While it was grandfathered in, passage in 2008 of a law banning commercial operations in residential areas superceded the exemption.

See the full story here, and visit the Facebook group here. Click photo for a slide-show of the Frog House.John Varvatos reveals his new line for Chrysler

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stainless steel stands and cleaning stations. ERC also offers workout and bath towels offered in several styles, sizes and colors. A popular choice is white hand and bath towels with a distinct color stripe down the middle to help prevent theft and loss of towels at facilities.

About ERC Wiping Products Inc.: ERC has been in business for nearly 90 years and is a leading supplier of workout and bath towels as well as fitness equipment wipes throughout the United States.

Show Special: Free iPod Shuffle for the first ten orders of more than $499 at Club Industry 2010.The Victorian Coroner has rejected the notion police used disproportionate force in shooting dead a teenager three years ago.

Tyler Cassidy was shot dead by police at a skate park in the Melbourne suburb of Northcote in 2008.

A marathon inquest into his death heard the 15-year-old advanced on four officers while holding two large knives.

He was hit by five bullets and died at the scene.

Coroner Jennifer Coate said the teenager's death shocked and bewildered the Victorian community.

But she rejected the notion that the police response was disproportionate, saying at least one officer's life was in immediate peril.

Ms Coate rejected a police submission that Tyler's was suicide by police, finding the boy's emotional state was out of control and she could not be sure that he intended to die.

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now about dealing with people with some form of mental impairment or mental health issue," he said.

"We've also increased the focus around cordon and containment of critical incident scenes. We've increased the focus around verbal communication."

Deeply affected

Tyler Cassidy's mother Shani leaves the Coroners Court. ( AAP: Julian Smith )

Mr Walshe says the officers involved remain deeply affected by the shooting.

"They can take some heart from the coroner's finding today, and as I said before, we in Victoria Police, along with myself and the Chief Commissioner and the other members of the executive, will continue to ensure that we focus very heavily on our training," he said.

Outside court lawyer Nicholas O'Bryan read out a statement on behalf of Tyler's mother, Shani Cassidy.

"I'm relieved that the coroner found that TylerPatient Advocacy Organizations, Industry Funding, and Conflicts of Interest.
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6,600 acres of land which belonged to Stamford Holdings.

The company claimed it was threatened that, should it not enter a joint-venture to develop the land, where it would have to surrender 70 percent of equity, the land would be acquired by the state government.

Muhyiddin had denied the allegation, citing it as a bid to undermine his credibility and tarnish his image.

The case concluded in an out of court settlement where the Johor government and relevant companies had to pay RM405 million in compensation for the acquisition of the land.

3,500 acres of land pawned

Tamrin also claimed that Muhyiddin during his tenure as Menteri Besar had “pawned” 3,500 acres of land in Pontian in Singapore.

Muhyiddin had denied this in 2009, explaining that the land was made available to Singapore towith his hit album "Trap music." ??? Immaculately polished with the spirit of a hustler ??? Reporter: After his first hit record he went on to produce a series of hit singles like "Live your life." ??? You'll live your life hey hey hey ??? Reporter: He won grammys. Ten years ago I'd have never expected to be here. Reporter: But that was not enough. First to the big screen. Most recently as Dave in marvel's "Ant-man and the wasp." You don't find someone like that, they find you. Reporter: He even got into show tunes, composing a song with his son for the Broadway show "Spongebob squarepants" which landed him a Tony nomination. Did you ever think you'd be sitting where you are now? I mean, man


and dangerous did your life become at its worst? We were in shoot-outs every week. My uncle calls me to my aunt's house, hey, Lee's about to get you a piece of paper to sign, it's insurance, because you're about to die. Reporter: Salvation came in the form of music. ??? Money rolls cars and clothes ??? That first album was about a young man who was talking about his firsthand experiences in the trap. Reporter: He is the self-proclaimed creator of trap music. A genre of southern rap steeped in drugs and partying. Even after he became a star, the arrests continued. Meanwhile, as his rap sheet grew, so did his family. So, uh, things have changed a bit. Reporter: He and wife tamecka tiny Harris gotEconomic Impact of the Hunting Industry

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Sportsmen are doing great things for the United States of America. Through our conservation efforts and the economic impact, no other industry supports both people and wildlife the way this one does. Think about your small-town gas station owner that sells hunting and fishing licenses, fuel and a few snacks, who is able to survive because sportsmen flock to his area each year. The following facts and numbers, acquired mostly from the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), don’t lie.

Continuing the Legacy

Ever log onto social media and discover how many people you grew up with, who never hunted in their youth, that are now flooding their pages with hunting pictures? As the sport and the idea of being a sportsmen continues its rise in


Sciences, Grant No. XDB09000000 and the National Key Basic Research Program of China 2014CB845700. CL acknowledges the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) under grants 11373032 and 11333003. YGW acknowledges the NSFC grant 11390372. This project was developed in part at the 2016 NYC Gaia Sprint, hosted by the Center for Computational Astrophysics at the Simons Foundation in New York City. Guoshoujing Telescope (the Large Sky Area Multi-Object Fiber Spectroscopic Telescope LAMOST) is a National Major Scientific Project built by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Funding for the project has been provided by the National Development and Reform Commission. LAMOST is operated and managed by the National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences. This work has made use of data from the European Space Agency (ESA) missionSyracuse, NY -- A Watertown man is accused of using a kitchen knife to attack a woman in Syracuse and steal her purse, according to court records.

Shawndel Anderson, 23, of 305 Prospect St., Watertown, was arrested Wednesday on charges of robbery, assault and grand larceny, all felonies, and criminal possession of a weapon, a misdemeanor. He was arraigned Thursday in Syracuse City Court and ordered held on $50,000 bail or bond.

Anderson is accused of striking a woman several times with a knife shortly after 9 p.m. March 4 in the 700 block of Ash Street and taking her purse, according to court records.

The purse contained $400 cash, a credit card and identification, court records state. The victim, who was not identified, suffered lacerations on her left arm and


Michael O'Leary, chief executive officer of Ryanair Holdings Plc, poses for a photograph following a Bloomberg Television interview in London, U.K., on Tuesday, May 5, 2015. The CEO said Ryanair has yet to be approached by British Airways parent IAG SA about buying its 30 percent holding in Aer Lingus Group Plc. Photographer: Matthew Lloyd/Bloomberg

Ryanair will launch flights to Israel in November, marking a significant expansion of its geographic footprint.

The airline, headed by chief executive Michael O’Leary, has been working for years on sealing an agreement with Israeli authorities. An open skies deal inked by Israel and the EU in 2013 paved the way for the airline to establish operations in the Middle East country.

It means that Ryanair will now serve three continents – Europe, Africa and Asia.

Theflights to Israel will operate from Budapest, Krakow and Kaunus to Eilat Ovda Airport, which is about 300km south of Jerusalem, and close to the borders of both Jordan and Egypt.

“Ryanair is pleased to announce our entry into the Israeli market from November 2015, our 31st country, with three new Eilat Ovda routes to Budapest, Kaunas and Krakow, which will deliver 40,000 customers annually,” said Ryanair chief commercial officer David O’Brien.

He added that the airline is continuing to negotiate with Israeli authorities and wants to further grow its route network to the country.

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He is a self-educated food expert and trained sushi chef and he has kept a travel journal since 1995, where he documents every restaurant he visits and as well as what he has learned from his trip. Richmond tries to stay in shape during his traveling for the Man v. Food show, by exercising twice a day, and staying well hydrated. Richman is a paid spokesman for the stomach medicine known as Zantac since, Season


3 of Man v. Food. His book the Edible: A Hungry History from Sea to Dining Sea was published by Rodale Publishing and released on November 9, 2010. Richman appeared as a judge for a battle on Food Network's Iron Chef America on January 23, 2011. The theme of the battle was the ingredient Gruyere cheese. Richman has been an active member of the acting industry since 1995, and is the host of Travel Channel's The Traveler's Guide to Life, which debuted on January 26, 2011.

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at Simon Fraser University link the JIF with impact: "The TPC \[Tenure and Promotion Committee\] may additionally consider metrics such as citation figures, impact factors, or other such measures of the reach and impact of the candidate's scholarship" ([@bib37]).

Promotion and tenure criteria from the University of Windsor link the JIF to publication importance ([@bib57]): "Candidates will be encouraged to submit a statement that explains the importance of their publications, which may include factors such as journal impact factors, citation rates, publication in journals with low acceptance rates, high levels of readership, demonstrated importance to their field."

Guidelines from the Department of History at the University of California, Los Angeles associate the JIF with significance of faculty work: "The \[policy on academic personnel\]'s concern that the candidate be "continuously and effectivelyDepartment of Sociology at the University of Central Florida link the JIF with prestige: "It is also true that some refereed journal outlets count for more than others. Publication in respected, highly cited journals, that is, counts for more than publication in unranked journals. The top journals in sociology and all other social sciences are ranked in the Thompson/ISI citation data base (which generates the well-known Impact Factors), in the Scopus data base, and in certain other citation data bases. In general, it behooves faculty to be aware of the prestige rankings of the field's journals and to publish in the highest-ranked journals possible. It is also advisable to include in one's tenure and promotion file information about the Impact Factors or related metrics for the journals where


But for Djokovic, it is back to the drawing board, and possibly the hospital to sort out the injury to his elbow

The Serb frequently grimaced in pain and lesser players would have thrown in the towel, especially after fightbacks in the opening two sets ended in him losing them both and he fell a break behind in the third.

Chung described how his 'dreams had come true' after he disposed of Djokovic

Tennis was the winner in a high quality, compelling match. And Tennys was the winner in the Margaret Court Arena.

That’s not a misprint. Tennys Sandgren, the American No10, had never won a main draw match at a Grand Slam before this event.

Now the 26-year-old from Tennessee (you couldn’t make this up), who is named after his great-grandfather, willCLIO

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The Opposition United National Congress (UNC) has criticized the presence of two Government Ministers at a police press briefing on the release of kidnapped victim, Natalie Pollonais. Through their public...

Is there a PNM Wives Club? As far as Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar is concerned, there is one and the wives are benefiting. Speaking in Chaguanas on Monday night, Persad-Bissessar claimed that...

As the truth of our economic predicament sets in, readers may find it useful to look back at previous budgets since 2001.

One will easily note that in a nine-year period up to 2010, national budgets increased by over 300%, and while this happened, oil and gas production declined, there were drastic declines in drilling, negligible diversification, foreign investment plunged, and the State was plagued by over-budget mega projects.

Inthe years 2011 to 2015, national budgets increased by approximately 26% in spite of non-boom oil and gas prices, with increases in oil and gas exploration and new investments, as well as completed and delivered large-scale projects.


from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta into the DMC where some of the water is conveyed southeasterly about 116 miles to the Mendota Pool on the San Joaquin River and some is diverted west to the San Luis Reservoir. The water is conveyed to the Mendota Pool primarily so Reclamation can perform its water right contract with the Exchange Contractors in which reclamation committed to provide `substitute water' from the DMC in exchange for the Exchange Contractors' commitments not to divert water from the San Joaquin River pursuant to their senior water rights on that River, thereby allowing reclamation to store water upstream in Millerton Lake behind Friant Dam. Reclamation also entered into CVP water service contracts with districts adjacent to the DMC such as Del Puerto Water District(Del Puerto) ... and its predecessor districts. The water that is diverted from the DMC and conveyed to the San Luis Reservoir is ultimately used by water users in both the San Luis Unit and the San Felipe division *1228 of the CVP. The San Luis Unit of the CVP was authorized by the Act of June 3, 1960, 74 Stat. 156. The statute expressly provided in Section 1 that the San Luis Unit was to be constructed, operated and maintained `as an integral part of the Central Valley project.' The San Felipe division of the CVP was authorized by the Act of August 27, 1967, 81 Stat. 173, which, like the San Luis Act, expressly provided that the Division was to be constructed, operated and maintained `as


between the manner in which rights to use of such water are obtained. Right to use of natural-flow water is obtained in accordance with state law. In most Western states it is obtained by appropriation putting the water to beneficial use upon lands. Once the rights are obtained they vest, until abandoned, as appurtenances of the land upon which the water has been put to use. Project water, on the other hand, would not exist but for the fact that it has been developed by the United States. It is not there for the taking (by the land owner subject to state law), but for the giving by the United States. The terms upon which it can be put to use, and the manner in which rights toReclamation Reform Act." Doc. 38 at 3.

The Section 221 of the Reclamation Reform Act states:
consent is given to join the United States as a necessary party defendant in any suit to adjudicate, confirm, validate, or decree the contractual rights of a contracting entity and the United States regarding any contract executed pursuant to Federal reclamation law. The United States, when a party to any suit, shall be deemed to have waived any right to plead that is not amenable thereto by reason of its sovereignty, and shall be subject to judgments, orders, and decrees of the court having jurisdiction, and may obtain review thereof, in the same manner and to the same extent as a private individual under like circumstances. Any suit pursuant to the section may be


any liability accrue against the United States or any of its officers, agents, or employees for any damage, director or indirect, arising from a shortage on account of errors in operation, drought, or unavoidable causes. In any year in which there may occur shortage from any costs, the United States reserves the right to apportion the available water supply among the District and others entitled, under existing and future contracts, to receive water from Mendota Pool and the Delta-Mendota Canal in accordance with conclusive determination of the contracting officer as follows:
(i) a determination shall be made of the total amount of water agreed to be accepted during the respective year under all contracts than in force for the delivery of water from Mendota Pool and the Delta-Mendota Canal,the amount so determined being herein referred to as the contractual commitments.
(ii) a determination shall be made of the total quantity of water at Mendota Pool and from Delta Mendota Canal which is in excess of the amount necessary to meet the requirements of the contract of July 27, 1939, [Exchange Contract] refer to in (d) of this article and which is available for meeting the contractual commitments, the amount so determined being hereinafter referred to as the available supply.
(iii) the total quantity of water agreed to be accepted by the District during the respective year, under article 3 hereof, shall be divided by the contractual commitments, the quotient thus obtained being herein referred to as the District's contractual entitlement.
(iv) the available supply shall be multiplied by the


Image caption James Wilson's entire crop of mussels needs to go immediately to his customers in Holland and France

A mussel farmer who exports his entire haul to the EU is to stop work for six to eight months until there is more certainty around Brexit.

James Wilson, from Bangor in Gwynedd, ramped up production before the end of March and has saved enough money to last the summer.

A Cardiff university trade law expert said Brexit uncertainty was the biggest worry for food and farming businesses.

Dr Ludivine Petetin said small firms in particular were struggling to prepare.

Mr Wilson's boat brings 2,000 tonnes ashore each year from the Menai Strait.

Getting his mussels to market in France and Holland as quickly as possible is vital to make sure they do not goaccording to a Bridgend business

Daniel Lambert Wines, based in Pyle near Bridgend, is one of the UK's biggest importers of wine, supplying firms like Majestic, Waitrose and British Airways as well as over 250 independent retailers and restaurants.

Mr Lambert describes the prospect of leaving without a deal as a "nightmare".

He decided to stockpile, in case it became more complicated and time-consuming to get hold of European wine.

"Currently we have two and a half times the amount of stock we should normally need at this time of year," Mr Lambert explained.

The businesses they supply are also bulk-buying, so Brexit has actually boosted their sales by 40%.

"But the question is what's the hangover going to be after Brexit?"

The fruit and vegetable 'gap'

Image caption Fresh fruit and vegetables cannot be stockpiled


chain of restaurants is concerned about the potential for rising costs

Ana Miah is the managing director of the Juboraj group of restaurants in Cardiff. He said their overheads have been going up for four to five years, but more so over the last two to three years, since the referendum.

He said the value of the pound had increased the cost of food products from abroad and he is concerned about the impact of "no deal" on the economy generally.

"We have definitely seen a downturn in the amount of time people are eating out. If disposable income is not there you tend to cut out on the luxuries and eating out is a luxury."as to impinge on a flat surface. The flat surface is typically coated by fluorescent material which is energetically excited by the impinging electrons. When the excited atoms of the fluorescent material experience a transition to a lower energy level, a light is emitting to the eyes of the viewer.
However, similarly to the CRT, flat panel displays become rather expensive for large-scale applications. Conversely, typical flat panel displays utilize screens that are at least several inches across, hence being less favored for applications in which the display is intended to occupy only a small portion of a user's field of view.
Along with a sufficient supply of video equipment and video software, the demand for a large screen image display apparatus for enjoying powerful images has become intensified in


Donald Trump Advises Bernie Sanders to Run as an Independent Donald Trump suggests Vermont senator "show them" and go back to his roots.

 -- As voters in five different states head to the primary polls today, there is another unlikely alliance, of sorts, forming.

Donald Trump, the Republican front-runner who has expressed empathy for Bernie Sanders, is offering him some unsolicited advice.

"Bernie Sanders has been treated terribly by the Democrats — both with delegates & otherwise," Trump tweeted this afternoon. "He should show them, and run as an Independent!"

Sanders has run as an independent for most of his political career and is the longest-serving independent in congressional history. But he joined the Democratic Party to run for president and his campaign manager told Bloomberg News that Sanders would beof the most significant events of the Civil Rights Movement. A movement that abolished laws. A movement that finally bestowed negative rights on an entire group of people who had previously been treated as second-class.

Michelle, you have one of the most difficult jobs in the world. You come under criticism everyday—for being the first black First Lady, for being a progressive Democrat, for promoting policies with which millions of people disagree. I am frequently one of those voices decrying the government intervention you promote, but please understand; I really, truly believe we have the same heart for these young children. Please, Michelle, look at the history of the Civil Rights movement, look at what government has legislated into being, and consider what could happen if we allowed families


recruited during the first trimester of pregnancy (\<14 weeks of gestational age based on a dating ultrasound scan) at two major hospitals in Singapore (KK Women's and Children's Hospital and National University Hospital) in 2009 and 2010. The participants are Singapore citizens or permanent residents and have homogeneous parental ethnic groups (Chinese, Malays or Indians). Interviewer-administered questionnaires were completed at the recruitment visit and at 26--28 weeks of gestation to capture maternal socio-demographic characteristics. This study was approved by Domain Specific Review Board of the Singapore National Healthcare Group and the Centralised Institutional Review Board of SingHealth, and is conducted in accordance to Good Clinical Practice. All parents provided written informed consent for themselves and their child to participate in the cohort study. For the present analysis, weuse of Toddler Silhouette Scale in our study. We also thank the GUSTO study group and the funding organizations.

The GUSTO study group includes:

Allan Sheppard, Developmental Epigenetics Group, The Liggins Institute, University of Auckland, New Zealand

Amutha Chinnadurai, Department of Neonatology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Anne Eng Neo Goh, Allergy Service, Department of Paediatrics, KK Women\'s and Children\'s Hospital, Singapore

Anne Rifkin-Graboi, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore

Anqi Qiu, Department of Biomedical Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore; Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore; Clinical Imaging Research Centre, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Arijit Biswas, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore


and National University Health System, Singapore

Bee Wah Lee, Department of Paediatrics, University Children's Medical Institute, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Birit F.P. Broekman, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore; Department of Psychological Medicine, Yong Loo Lin, School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Boon Long Quah, Singapore National Eye Centre, Singapore; Department of Ophthalmology, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Borys Shuter, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Chai Kiat Chng, Dental Service, KK Women\'s and Children\'s Hospital, Singapore

Cheryl Ngo, Department of Opthalmology, National University Hospital, Singapore

Stephen Chin-Ying Hsu, Department of Preventive Dentistry, Faculty of Dentistry, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Choon Looi Bong, Paediatric Anaesthesia,Department of Psychology, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Inez Bik Yun Wong, Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Service, Department of Ophthalmology, National University Hospital, Singapore

Ivy Yee-Man Lau, School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University, Singapore

Jeevesh Kapur, Department of Diagnostic Imaging, National University Hospital, Singapore

Jenny L. Richmond, School of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Joanna D. Holbrook, Growth, Development and Metabolism Programme, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency for Science Technology and Research, Singapore

Joshua J. Gooley, Program in Neuroscience and Behavioral Disorders, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore; Division of Sleep and Circadian Disorders, Departments of Medicine and Neurology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston USA; Division of Sleep Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA

Kok Hian Tan, Department of Maternal Fetal Medicine, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Krishnamoorthy Niduvaje, Department


of Neonatology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Leher Singh, Department of Psychology, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Lin Lin Su, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Lourdes Mary Daniel, Department of Neonatology, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Lynette Pei-Chi Shek, Department of Paediatrics, University Children's Medical Institute, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Marielle V. Fortier, Department of Diagnostic Imaging, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Mark Hanson, Institute of Developmental Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton; NIHR Nutrition Biomedical Research Centre, University Hospital Southampton, United Kingdom

Mary Foong-Fong Chong, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency forScience, Technology and Research, Singapore; Clinical Nutrition Research Centre, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency for Science Technology and Research, Singapore; Department of Paediatrics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Mary Rauff, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Mei Chien Chua, Department of Neonatology, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore; Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore

Michael Meaney, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency for Science Technology and Research, Singapore; Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology & Neurosurgery, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

Oon Hoe Teoh, Respiratory Medicine Service, Department of Paediatric Medicine, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Peng Cheang Wong, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and


National University Health System, Singapore

Pratibha Agarwal, Department of Neonatology, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Singapore

Rob M. van Dam, Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health and Department of Medicine, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Salome A. Rebello, Life Sciences Institute, Centre for Life Sciences, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Shang Chee Chong, Division of Paediatric Neurology, Developmental and Behavioural Paediatrics, University Children's Medical Institute, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Shirong Cai, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore and National University Health System, Singapore

Shu-E Soh, Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore

Sok Bee Lim, Department of Child Development, KK Women's & Children's Hospital, Singapore

Victoroutside the body and below the bar by arching his body, Dick Fosbury was able to unexpectedly win the high-jump gold medal in the 1968 Olympic games in Mexico ([@B12]). These familiar examples show that, albeit virtual, the CoM is far from being imaginary. Some help in grasping the CoM concept in the study of walking may come from imagining the displacement of a point on a screen tracking a GPS transmitter embedded in the belt of a walking subject (although, the real CoM is free to move outside the belt). Whichever examples and metaphors are suggested, it remains true that thinking of the CoM, a virtual point, requires abstraction from morphology and therefore, from anatomy, which is the reason why it is often neglected in clinical studies.

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### Walking as a Sequence of Joint Rotations

The earlier, yet still dominant, viewpoint considers walking to be a series of cyclic rotations of the limbs and trunk, referred to as the "segmental" approach or viewpoint from here on. To illustrate this concept, one can imagine a man walking on a treadmill; the cyclic nature of the joint rotations is apparent. The beginning of the cycle is a matter of convention; usually, but not exclusively, this is considered as the instant of heel strike. The series of events that takes place between subsequent heel strikes of opposite sides of the body is called a step. Two subsequent steps make a stride.

### Walking as theA secretly-married priest who sexually assaulted a teenage girl in what a judge described as an “enormous breach of trust” was today jailed for six months.

William Finnegan, known to his parishioners as Father Bill, touched the 17-year-old's bottom and "passionately" kissed her at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Fagley, Bradford last Easter.

Finnegan, 60, remains "in denial" about the offence, which led to his "considerable fall from grace" the Recorder of Bradford Judge Roger Thomas QC said as he jailed Finnegan.

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"It just seems to me he cannot face up to what he's done," Judge Thomas added.

"I don't know what motivates him but maybe it's because he cannot afford to lose so much face and be


in a state of shame in front of those who support him."

The judge also criticised some of Finnegan's parishioners who defiantly stood by their former priest, supporting him despite his conviction, and shunning the young victim.

He said: "Maybe some of them would believe the sun would rise in the west tomorrow if he said it."

Finnegan, who was suspended after allegations about the assault emerged, was found guilty by jurors following a trial at Bradford Crown Court.

During the trial he told the court and his diocese that he shirked his vow of celibacy by secretly marrying Beverley Dawson in 1999.

He wed the previously-married mother of two in Cyprus after meeting her at his former parish in Castleford, West Yorkshire, jurors heard.

The disclosure of his relationship came after Ms Dawsonwas called by the court to give evidence.

She said she and her husband, who voluntarily stepped down from his role, had never permanently lived together but saw each other regularly, had a sexual relationship and went on holidays together. Each week after he finished church services on Sunday he would visit her, then go back to work on Tuesday, she said.

Finnegan, who joined the church in 1977, "became sexually attracted" to the victim, referred to in court as B, and admitted he had "sexual feelings" for the sixth-form student, Judge Thomas said.

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on a first date'.

"You had not only physically molested her but you had also put her in a massively difficult position in being able to report what you, as a priest, had done to her."

Finnegan, of Acacia Close, Castleford, West Yorkshire, later tried to silence her with bribes of "a good birthday present later in the year", the court heard, but she told her family and the clergyman was arrested.

The teen said she has been left feeling "frightened" and "extremely vulnerable".

In an impact statement read out in court, she said: "One of the main issues that's affected me is Father Bill could lie and put me through a trial. Why did he do that? He is supposed to be a man of God.

"I feel that what Father Billdid was a huge breach of trust."

Jeremy Hill-Baker QC, mitigating, said Finnegan has attempted suicide by swallowing painkillers and washing them down with whiskey as he struggled to come to terms with his prosecution.

The priest left a suicide note and was resuscitated by his wife who gave him CPR, the court heard.

Mr Hill-Baker said the offence was a one-off and "in the lowest band" of sex crimes but has had a catastrophic affect on Finnegan.

"After decades of exemplary ministry, materially helping in a most graphic way the community in which he has lived and worked, his ministry is over," he said.

"His reputation is in ruins, he's without income, he has no pension. He is fortunate he can live with his wife... he has lost his accommodation.

"He has had


the threat of custody hanging over him very graphically since your honour warned him of that possibility at the conclusion of the trial in March."

Mr Hill-Baker said he had received many letters of support for Finnegan from parishioners and friends.

"The parish was very much divided by this," adding that some parishioners "took their own views" over what happened and have "taken against" the victim.

However, Judge Thomas said: "It's an unhappy feature of this that the opinion of the local church and the local congregation seems to be so strong, not just in support of their priest, which I can understand, but against this girl.

"He's such a good man in their eyes. Maybe some of them would believe the sun would rise in the west tomorrow if he saidit."

Ordering Finnegan to sign the sex offenders' register for seven years, he added: "I am driven to the conclusion that the only sentence that I can and should follow here is a sentence of imprisonment."

Judge Thomas told Finnegan he had not only caused anguish to his victim but also "caused real damage to the wider church community, particularly perhaps the Catholic Church at a time when such churches can ill afford such damage".

Following Finnegan's conviction after he pleaded not guilty and went on trial last month, his employer, the Diocese of Leeds, said it was "shocked" at his secret marriage and ashamed of his conduct.

It stressed that he has stepped down from his role and will never be allowed to be a priest again.

In a written statement, diocesan


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After three seasons, Tantrum Theater is leaving central Ohio.

Ohio University's acclaimed professional summer theater ompany, which presented plays and musicals from 2016 through 2018 in Dublin's Abbey Theater, will shift to producing shows in 2019 on Ohio University's main campus in Athens, Ohio.

"Central Ohio will feel the loss because Tantrum Theater did exceptional work and set a standard," said Pam Scheer, a past president of the Central Ohio Theatre Roundtable, a consortium of about 30 area companies that included Tantrum Theater.

"Any time a good theater leaves the area or folds, it's a tremendous loss," Scheer said.

The move to the university campus in Athens will bring the theater home to its sponsor, expand ties to the university theater department and allow the expansion of the summer season into bothCrandall, Dublin assistant city manager. "We wish them great success at their new home in Athens."

Tantrum's departure doesn't mean the Abbey Theater will be dark.

The theater in the Dublin Community Recreation Center, 5600 Post Road, will continue to host a variety of children's theater programming through various organizations, Crandall said.

Last August, after Tantrum had completed its season, Dublin rented the Abbey Theater to a group called Original Productions Theatre, which produced a three-week run of a play called "How I Got Pluto," written by a local playwright, Dave Morgan, said Michael Schirtzinger, Abbey Theater supervisor.

Original Productions Theatre will return this year for a three-week run in June, a two-week run in September, and a three-week run in November, Schirtzinger said.

Park Playhouse Teen Theater will perform "Beauty & the


Beast" July 8-12, he said.

Tantrum Theater plans to continue a summer-camp program in Dublin in collaboration with Dublin Arts Council.

The 2019-2020 Tantrum season in Athens will begin Aug. 16-24 with three shows in a summer theater festival to coincide with the Athens Community Arts & Music Festival. The show titles have not been announced.

During Ohio University's academic year, Tantrum Theater will present two plays: the absurdist fable "Rhinoceros" (Nov. 21 to Dec. 7) by Eugene Ionesco and the drama "Objects in the Mirror" (April 2-11, 2020) by Charles Smith.

Tantrum shows will be performed on campus either at Kantner Hall's Baker Theater or the Radio-Television Center's Forum Theater.

Tantrum Theater was established in 2016 in central Ohio as a replacement for a summer-stock program Ohio University had sponsored for 56This tornado was spawned from the same cyclic supercell that produced a tornado across Lawrence, Christian, and Greene counties. A large tornado touched down northwest of Fordland and lifted approximately 7 miles north of Diggins in rural central Webster County. While this initial tornado was dissipating, a second tornado was in the process of forming, eventually touching down six miles north of Diggins, and tracking into Wright County. The two tornadoes were responsible for 13 injuries while damaging 48 structures and destroying 17.


Siegfried S. Hecker regales the audience with stories from his visits to North Korea, working with plutonium.

A record 461 people registered for the 2011 ALS User Meeting, packing the plenary sessions, workshops, and meals. Berkeley Lab Deputy Director Horst Simon welcomed guests to the meeting, touching on the ominous challenge of data storage and processing. ALS Director Roger Falcone gave an in-depth overview of ALS progress and prospects, highlighting the new AMBER beamline, the controls upgrade, and a new user processing system as the top three priorities for the coming year.

DOE Associate Director of Science for Basic Energy Sciences Dr. Harriet Kung spoke about supporting use-inspired science and shortening innovation paths. She also introduced the Materials Genome Initiative, a new White House initiative meant to "speed our understandingincreases in performance. He also reviewed the operation of ESG’s 11 beamlines and discussed the opportunities for advanced computing and computational physics. Jim Floyd followed with an overview of ALS Safety.

Prior to the second annual student poster slam, Tony McDaniel of Sandia Labs described how soft x-rays are advancing electrochemical devices by illuminating information on their surface and bulk states and their mechanical operation. During the student poster slam, 21 students each gave a 50-second introduction to their poster. Students came from as far as Germany, Thailand, Sweden, and South Korea, and again this year several students from the University of Saskatchewan participated. One student thought a cartoon slide might garner an edge, but first place ultimately went to Alice England of UC Berkeley for her poster "on


the hydration and hydrolysis of carbon dioxide." Guests who braved the soggy weather could view all the posters at the poster session and reception that evening, where they also had the chance to vote for their favorite photograph of "The ALS at Work" in the ALS photography contest.

Tuesday was an exciting day at Berkeley Lab, as Saul Perlmutter won the Nobel Prize in Physics early in the day. ALS User Meeting sessions moved from the auditorium into the User Support Building to accommodate a press conference for Perlmutter, and the second day of plenary sessions began with a bit of excitement in the air.

Subrata Chakraborty, winner of this year's David A. Shirley Award for Outstanding Scientific Achievement at the ALS, opened the second day's sessions with a funnyand engaging presentation of his work. He won the award for "designing and executing the most important and difficult experiment relevant to understanding the origin and evolution of the solar system," measuring the isotope ratios of oxygen in different parts of the solar system. England followed, clearly illustrating the work that won her the Student Poster Award.

Invited science highlight talks began with David Esteves from the University of Colorado, Boulder, touting the potential importance trapping atoms in carbon cages could have on the future of medicine. The recent observation of confinement resonances in endohedral fullerenes confirmed their long-hypothesized existence, adding a wealth of information to this growing field. Brian Collins of North Carolina State University demonstrated the benefits of using soft x-ray scattering to gain insight into organic


finalized and users have been notified of their beam time allocations. The distribution of general sciences proposal scores as well as the cutoff scores for each beamline are posted online.

Patrick Naulleau Named Director of the Center for X-Ray Optics

Patrick Naulleau has been appointed as the Director of the Center for X-Ray Optics (CXRO). He has been serving as Interim Director of CXRO since 2010. In early 2000, Patrick launched the EUV nanopatterning program in CXRO and went on to lead the development of the 0.3-NA EUV nanolithography tool at the ALS, which has become the world's highest resolution projection lithography tool and now serves as the epicenter of a vibrant industrial and fundamental research program dedicated to the development of EUV materials, optical techniques, and processes. Naulleau isalso a member of the UC Berkeley IMPACT program that focuses on research in advanced lithography.

Patrick and his colleagues at CXRO are global leaders in x-ray research and technology, and they have developed strong and critical connections between the Materials Sciences and Advanced Light Source Divisions at LBNL. Read more about Patrick and CXRO in this Ring Leader article from last year.

Alex Aguilar (in white shirt) takes a lunch break with students and fellow speakers at MePAS.

The first session of the Mexican Particle Accelerator School (MePAS) recently took place Guanajuato from September 26 to October 7. The program was designed to gather interested students and scientists from across the country to train them in the field of particle accelerator technology and scientific research opportunities with light sources. ALS


conference room. Speakers and topics TBA. If you are interested in presenting in a future Science Café, please go to the ALS Science Café Web page.

The American Physical Society has awarded its 2012 John H. Dillon Medal to ALS user Rachel Segalman. She is recognized for "Fundamental and technological contributions to the field of polymer science and engineering, especially in the area of rod-coil block copolymers." Segalman is in Berkeley Lab's Materials Sciences Division and an associate professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley.

The newest issue of ALS Spectrum is now available online, featuring scientific and facility updates, a roundup of science highlights, brief reports from ALS staff and user groups, articles about ALS people and events.NBA: Boston Celtics at Portland Trail Blazers

Feb. 24, 2013; Portland, OR, USA; Boston Celtics power forward Kevin Garnett (5) walks to the bench during a time out during the fourth quarter of the game against the Portland Trail Blazers at the Rose Garden. The Blazers won the game 92-86. (Steve Dykes-USA TODAY Sports)


times, Price averaged over 50 yards on his 5 punts. Renkes, Price, and their accompanying coverage units were a big reason Georgia Tech scored the fewest points against the Irish since last year's Michigan game (interestingly, also a road game).

Run thru. Another preseason question mark, the linebacking corps, did not impress. Georgia Tech averaged 4.2 yards/rush. The linebackers had difficulty making plays and getting off their blocks. Indeed, I suspect taking away Calvin Johnson was not the only reason Notre Dame played so much of the second half with a fifth (or sixth) DB. The defensive backs were simply outplaying the linebackers. In particular, the oft-criticized safety duo of Tom Zbikowski and Chinedum Ndukwe had excellent games. Zbikowski led the team in tackles and Ndukwe finished third. NdukweMichigan game.

Protect ya neck. The third major concern to emerge from the game was pass protection. Until midway through the second quarter, Jon Tenuta's blitzes gave the Notre Dame offense all kinds of problems. This was particularly troubling given that the Irish had an entire offseason to prepare for Tenuta's schemes. The question then becomes whether the Irish blockers failed to protect Quinn because of mental mistakes or because Georgia Tech's front seven was simply winning the physical battles up front. That the Irish solved the protection problems by the second half suggests that the sources of the problems were mental and schematic. However, in the first quarter GT got to Quinn even when the Irish went five wide. Weis has stated how five wide is his "comfort


rushing yards, more passing yards, more total yards, better kickoff coverage, better kickoff returns, and a sizeable lead in time of possession. Georgia Tech's only statistical edge came in penalty yards (ND - 80 yards, GT - 28 yards). In 2005, GT usually won the battle of halftime adjustments, outscoring opponents 79-37 in the third quarter. On Saturday, the Irish won the decisive third quarter 7-0. During the final 34:23, the Irish outgained Tech 295 yards to 65 yards. Yet the most telling statistic was third-down conversions. The Irish converted on 7 of 16 third downs, while Tech converted on only 2 of 10 third downs and did not manage a single third-down conversion in the second half. The team that was able to sustain drives and retainpossession was the team that won. This was also the down where the difference in quarterback play was most evident. Thus although Tenuta's defense put on an impressive display, the Irish did not steal a victory.

I will dare. Another factor to keep in mind in assessing Notre Dame's first-game performance is the quality of opposition. Notre Dame opened the season, on the road, against a BCS conference team. In Week 1, 14 of the 25 teams in the AP Top 25 played non-BCS conference teams. Of the 11 games against BCS conference teams, three involved Kentucky, Vandy, and Baylor. Of the Top 25 teams, only 5 played on the road. While Notre Dame didn't cruise to victory like most Top 25 teams did this weekend, they were also


one of the few such programs not to schedule a walkover for the first game. Georgia Tech knocked off Auburn in Week 1 of 2005, then went on to hold Miami to 237 total yards and Georgia to 266 total yards.

The official ironman rally song. One of the reasons Notre Dame was able to take control of the game in the second half was because Georgia Tech's defense was gassed. Despite spending all summer in the stank Atlanta humidity, the Yellowjackets tired before the visiting Irish. Travis Thomas embodied Notre Dame's superior conditioning, coming in at running back to grind out 19 yards on 6 carries when the Irish were trying to run out the clock in the 4th quarter.

One of us must know. Bob Davie had arare opportunity to speak from experience in the booth when he stated, "As a coach, your worst nightmare is to be tagged as someone with poor clock management." And so I ask you, dear reader, which game came to mind first when you heard this statement - LSU '98 or Purdue '99?

Tomorrow is already here. Eleven freshman got into the game for Notre Dame, and many were quite visible in their debuts. George West was the first Notre Dame player to touch the ball, taking the opening kickoff out to the 45-yard-line. On the next play, Sam Young came out at right tackle, becoming Notre Dame's first freshman offensive lineman ever to start the season opener. Raeshon McNeil brought down a Georgia Tech punt returner at the 12-yard-line.


Catholic Culture - The Ukrainian Catholic bishops, as well as the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Kiev Patriarchate), have condemned a Russian attack on three Ukrainian naval ships. The Ukrainian government has declared martial law in much of the nation.one zeppelin airship in the country.

For most people, the word zeppelin evokes one indelible image: the Hindenburg's flaming crash in 1937. That catastrophe struck the death knell for commercial airship travel, but the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin company, which owned the doomed airship, hung in there. Out of the wreckage of postwar Germany, it prospered in a variety of ventures, among them selling and servicing Caterpillar construction equipment. Then it got back in the airship business, launching a helium-filled model called the Zeppelin NT (for "new technology") in 1997. Since then, the company has built three more airships, now flying in Japan and Europe.

To see the American zeppelin up close, I travel to San Francisco, where a company called Airship Ventures operates the Zeppelin NT Eureka. Mostly, Eureka earns its


keep by carrying passengers on short sightseeing jaunts. A year ago, however, the company also began offering zeppelin-piloting classes. Customers who have a private pilot's license can spend two days learning about the zeppelin, including 3 hours riding as a passenger and a half-hour as the pilot.

At noon on a sunny Monday, I arrive at the front gate of Moffett Field, a former Navy base. I go to a classroom with five other students and chief pilot Fritz Günther, a severe-looking former flight instructor in the East German air force who introduces us to Eureka's basic principles. He explains that a Zeppelin NT is designed to fly a bit heavier than air, which makes it easier to handle on the ground (airships of the Hindenburg era required hundredsis inherently stable. That's comforting to know. And the golfers below certainly seem more than impressed.

My time is almost up. I head back toward the airfield and start coaxing Eureka down, angling the thrusters forward and back, toggling the throttle, easing us slowly toward the tarmac and the waiting ground crew. A few yards off the ground, the ship hangs, hesitant, then a nudge of thrust brings the front wheel down. The crew grabs a line hanging from the nose, and we're back on the ground. I unstrap and climb out of the pilot's seat, still feeling lighter than air.

Jeff Wise is a contributing editor to Popular Mechanics and the author of Extreme Fear. For a daily dose of news on the science of fear, follow his blog


The Stavros Niarchos Foundation and Charles H. Revson Foundation, in association with WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, announced the 5 grand prize winners of the fourth annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards. The 5 winners, selected by a panel of esteemed judges, each won $20,000 for outstanding service to their communities. The Heckscher Foundation for Children awarded the Heckscher Prize for Outstanding Service to Children and Youth and $20,000 to the Grand Concourse Library (the Bronx). The 5 additional finalist library branches received $10,000 each. This year, the Aguilar Library (Manhattan), Stapleton Library (Staten Island), and the Sheepshead Bay Library (Brooklyn) each received a Perennial Excellence Award and $10,000 in recognition of their consistently stellar services year after year; and the Bronx Library Center was awarded $20,000 and the Awardcountry. Click here to read our press release.

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation and Charles H. Revson Foundation, in association with WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, announced the 6 grand prize winners of the third annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards. The 6 winners, selected by a panel of esteemed judges, each won $20,000 for outstanding service to their communities. In a new twist this year, a sixth branch was chosen to receive a $20,000 prize: the Heckscher Foundation for Children awarded the Heckscher Prize for Outstanding Service to Children and Youth to the Jerome Park Library (the Bronx). The 5 additional finalist library branches received $10,000 each. The Library Awards received nearly 19,000 nominations from library users across the City. Click here to read our press release and find out more


about the winners.

WNYC's Brian Lehrer Showannounced the 10 finalists for the third annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards, sponsored by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and Charles H. Revson Foundation. These 10 finalists were selected based on a rigorous review of nearly 19,000 nominations from library users across the City. In June 2016, five of the 10 finalists will win $20,000 each for outstanding service to their communities. Click here to read our press release and find out more about the finalists.

The Charles H. Revson Foundation and Stavros Niarchos Foundation, in association with WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, are excited to announce the launch of the 3rd annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards! The Awards recognize and reward public libraries for being the unsung heroes of New York - places where allwinners.

WNYC's Brian Lehrer Showannounced the 10 finalists for the second annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards, sponsored by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and Charles H. Revson Foundation. These 10 finalists were selected based on a rigorous review of over 13,000 nominations from library users across the City. In May 2015, five of the 10 finalists will win $20,000 each for outstanding service to their communities. Click here to read our press release and find out more about the finalists.

The Charles H. Revson Foundation and Stavros Niarchos Foundation, in association with WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, are excited to announce the launch of the 2nd annual NYC Neighborhood Library Awards! The Awards honor five local libraries for providing exceptional service to their communities. Five winning branches will receive $20,000 each, the


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one of them. In that way, Obama is blazing a trail that wasn’t publicly contemplated when the original civil rights generation pressured presidents to secure access to public accommodations, voting booths, and housing.

“The Civil Rights Movement is what created the opportunity to pave the way for the United States to be able to elect the first African American president,” said Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett. “So, he stands on the shoulders of those who paved the way, but he also recognizes that as president of the United States he has an enormous responsibility as well to continue – to use Martin Luther King’s words – moving the arc of the moral universe, to bend it toward justice.”

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As a result of actions taken by Bryan City Council at their October 3 regular session, 3.62 acres of Pulaski Township were annexed into the city.

A 0.34-acre parcel at 1120 Buffalo Road and owned by Brett and Martha Hulbert was annexed under Ordinance 9-2016, and two lots totaling 3.28 acres, located at 15091 and 15115 County Road C, and owned by Nathan and Janice Gardner and Daryle G. Lorntz, were annexed under Ordinance 40-2016. Action was originally sought at the July Council meeting, but deferred until approval was granted by the Williams County Commissioners, who gave their consent at a September 12 hearing.

Council approved two personnel-related measures. In order to provide the best protective coverage, City


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Putin himself invents enemies

With former Prime Minister of Russia, now one of the opposition leaders Mikhail Kasyanov, we talked in early June in Riga organized by the Fund after the Earl of Hjalmarsson seminar on processes in Russia. Conclusion Kasyanov — created by Vladimir Putin’s “capitalism for friends” brought the state to crisis, and the forecast is for continued stagnation.

Kasyanov there is no optimism about the possibility of imminent changes in his country, but he believes that Putin will not start a new adventure against neighbouring countries, at least until the presidential election next spring.

Ir: the Chairman of the Federation Council of Russia Valentina Matvienko, the party which United Russia has a contract with the “Consent”, congratulated the residents with the fact that they are in the municipalRussia charts new path to super rocket

After essentially losing the venerable Zenit rocket to the conflict with Ukraine in 2014, the Russian space industry began gearing up for building a replacement launcher. In addition to carrying commercial satellites, the new booster was conceived as a stepping stone toward a super-heavy rocket, even if decades after the Zenit was available for the same role in the Energia and Sodruzhestvo projects.

Previous chapter: Zenit rocket family

The Sunkar launcher concept.

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Project history

The loss of Zenit left a gap in the payload range of the Russian rocket fleet, in particular its ability to deliver mid-size communications satellites with a mass of under five tons into the geostationary transfer


orbit, GTO. The death of Zenit also further stalled a decade-long Russian-Kazakh venture known as Baiterek, aiming to bring a new-generation commercial launcher to the Baikonur Cosmodrome.

On January 26-27, 2016, representatives of Roskosmos met with their Kazakh counterparts to discuss the fate of the Baiterek project and directed the industry to consider various alternatives to Zenit. By the middle of the year, the industry came up with a concept dubbed Sunkar, or "falcon" in Kazakh.

At the heart of the new design was the idea to enlarge the diameter of the Zenit rocket from 3.9 to 4.1 meters, so it could match the "caliber" of the Proton rocket. As a result, the Proton's production machinery could be re-used with relatively few upgrades to manufacture the new-generation launcher, after itsFeniks project, which was to be funded within the Russian Federal Space Program extending from 2016 to 2025 and aimed at developing a new-generation rocket to replace the Soyuz family. Another contender for federal funds within the Feniks program was the Soyuz-5 proposal from RKTs Progress, which builds all Soyuz rockets. However after the conflict with Ukraine had began in 2014, the Feniks was steered toward building an equivalent of the Zenit rocket inside Russia.

The authors of the Sunkar proposal believed that if approved in the near future, the new rocket could be ready for launch from an upgraded launch facility at Site 45 at the beginning of 2024 and start commercial missions from Baikonur a year and a half later, right around the time of the Proton's


In November, 2006, Oceanographic observations were initiated during the resupply cruises to the Little Port Walter Research Station on lower Baranof Island, Southeast Alaska. Six sampling stations were selected starting at mid channel, Stephans Passage near Snettisham Inlet then, near the intersection of Stephans Passage and Fredrick Sound by Brothers Islands, then, near the intersection of Fredrick Sound and Chatham Strait off of Kingsmill Point and then three stations across lower Chatham Strait just north of the latitude of Little Port Walter. An SBE19plus conductivity, temperature and depth recorder was used to take water samples at a speed of approximately one meter per second from the surface to a depth of 250 meters. These observations are intended to be part of the Southeast Alaska Ocean Observing System (SEAOOS).accessory mount for releasably securing at least one accessory directly on a firearm while allowing adjustment of the accessory with respect to the firearm about at least two axes.
Moreover, some firearms have a lateral drift which varies with the angle of elevation of the firearm and needs to be compensated in order to have effective and precise targeting. This is the case for the MK-19 grenade machine gun mentioned above. Accordingly, there exists a need for an accessory mount for releasably securing at least one accessory directly on a firearm which automatically compensates for the lateral drift while varying the angle of elevation of the accessory.


In Indore, several Dussehra committees ordered for waterproof effigies.

Rains in several parts of Madhya Pradesh played dampener in festivities with effigies of Ravan, which are set ablaze on the occasion to celebrate the victory of good over evil, having to be covered with waterproofing material.

India Meteorological Department officials said the monsoon is likely to begin its retreat in the state after Dussehra, which falls on Tuesday.

In a touch of irony, an effigy of Ravan in a market in Bhopal which was covered in plastic foil to give a message against the use of the material ended up protecting it from the rains.

"We had laminated the effigies of Ravan, Meghnad and Kumbhakarna with thin plastic foil. This was planned as a message against the use of plastic but ithas become useful the other way now, saving the effigies from rain damage," Rajesh Vyas, president of Bittan Market Dussehra Utsav Samiti told PTI.

In Indore, several Dussehra committees ordered for waterproof effigies against the backdrop of the state having one of the most robust monsoons in recent years.

The main event in Indore, the state's top commercial centre, is held at the Dussehra Maidan and the effigy here has been covered in tarpaulin.

One of the organisers, Kishore Meena of the Chhaoni Area Social Organisation, said the 51-foot tall effigy they have installed is waterproof, and special flammable materials inside would ensure pyrotechnics even in rains.


The market is a god that has failed.

In earlier centuries, societies were centered on monarchs who derived their authority from divine will and today “markets” are treated in the same way — as a “natural order” ordained from above. European medieval peasants were kept in their place by church and lord, cementing the rule and wealth of the privileged. The lords made the laws and controlled the courts, and the churches provided the propaganda and justifications. God willed the arrangement, and who was a peasant to challenge it?

In fact, peasants frequently rebelled against the arrangement. Uprisings, often with explicit demands for equality, repeatedly broke out across Western and Central Europe in the fourteenth through sixteenth centuries, and strong religious movements challenging the feudal order were mercilessly drowned inblood in the early sixteenth century. The medieval era in Europe was not an era of peasants contentedly tending to the fields of their lords, contrary to common perception.

Nonetheless, those jacqueries did not bring down feudalism. They were localized, scattered and focused on immediate outrages. Crucially, there were no alignment of social forces, groups or classes with the ability to mount an effective challenge to the aristocracy that dominated feudal society. Peasants were isolated and illiterate, and artisans in the towns were highly heterogeneous.

Slow evolutionary changes eventually began to tip the balance against feudalism. Lords began pushing their peasants off the land to clear space for sheep grazing because wool had become a valuable commodity, and the capital accumulated from trade by merchants grew large enough to create


European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund — speculators — essentially hand-selected unelected central bank bureaucrats as those two nations prime ministers to ensure those governments would give their interests primacy.

The “market” also desired the massive bailout of the financial industry. In the United States, when the House of Representatives initially voted against the 2008 bailout, financiers quickly made their wrath felt; the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 800 points that day, one of the biggest single-day losses ever. Only four days later, in the midst of widespread middle class worry over the falling value of 401(k) retirement funds tied to stock markets, the House bowed to the pressure and gave financiers what they wanted. (A splendid example of the “magic of the market” at work —'Bernie Sanders of Mexico' Leads Country's Latest 2018 Presidential Poll

Pelosi: Companies' Tax Cut Bonuses for Workers Amount to 'Crumbs'

Rep. Nancy Pelosi was heckled by a woman at a town hall event Tuesday after she continued blasting President Trump and Republicans' tax cuts.

"God never intended one group of people to live in superfluous inordinate wealth while others live in abject deadening poverty," the House minority leader said, adding that the quote was from Dr. Martin Luther King.

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As she finished her sentence, Pelosi was interrupted by a woman in the Phoenix, Arizona, audience who asked "how much are you worth, Nancy?"

"Are you in abject poverty?" the woman shouted at


Pelosi, who is routinely listed among the wealthiest members of Congress.

Pelosi and her husband Paul Sr., a Georgetown-educated businessman who runs a venture capital firm, are worth about $100 million.

"We're not talking about that," Pelosi responded, saying that she can talk "louder than anybody" because she is a mother of five grown children.

She joined Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) at the event, continuing to rail against the new tax law's effects on everyday Americans.

Pelosi said that the federal budget and tax policy should be a "statement of national values" and that the plan forwarded by Trump is "the complete opposite."

The former House speaker drew criticism from Republicans in recent weeks after describing companies' bonuses to workers as "crumbs."

Speaking in West Virginia a few weeks ago, Trump called out PelosiIan James

The (Palm Springs, Calif.) Desert Sun

President Trump on Friday chose lobbyist and former Bush administration official David Bernhardt as his nominee to become deputy Interior secretary, drawing criticism from conservationists who said the lawyer’s history of representing oil companies and agricultural interests raises troubling questions about potential conflicts of interest.

Bernhardt has led Trump’s transition team for the Interior Department and is a shareholder of the law firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck LLP, where he has represented energy and mining companies and lobbied for California’s Westlands Water District, the largest agricultural water agency in the country.

He leads the firm’s Natural Resources Department, which also includes fellow shareholder Scott Slater, the president and CEO of Cadiz Inc., which is pursuing a controversial plan to pump groundwater in the Mojave


agreement, Lara Day of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck said in an email that the law firm doesn’t comment on its financial arrangements with clients.

Bernhardt’s nomination must be confirmed by the Senate. If confirmed, he would be bound to comply with federal ethics standards.

Bernhardt worked as a lawyer and lobbyist for the Brownstein firm before he joined the Interior Department under President George W. Bush in 2001. After holding several positions, including deputy solicitor and deputy chief of staff, he was confirmed by the Senate in 2006 as the department’s solicitor — the agency’s top lawyer.

He returned to the law firm in 2009 and was involved in lobbying until November, when he terminated his registration as a lobbyist for Westlands and joined the Trump transition team.

Records list $32,150 inPlans to electrify the Great Western Mainline from Cardiff to Swansea have been ditched by the UK Government.

The decision not to electrify around 60 miles of track between the two cities, comes after the Westminster government earlier this week awarded £6.6bn worth of contracts as part of the next phase of the high speed rail network between London and Birmingham – as well as confirming the route for future phases to reach both Manchester and Leeds.

Electrification of the Great Western Mainline from Paddington to Swansea was promised by the then Tory government of David Cameron back in 2012.

But its delivery through Network Rail has been hit by delays – and seen its cost overrunning by some £1.2bn in the space of a year.

While electrification is on track to


reach Cardiff by late 2018 or early 2019, a decision of whether to electrify the track to Swansea was put back for consideration in Network Rail’s next five year investment spending period for 2019-24.

Today’s decision means it will not be taken forward by the current government. And as a stand alone projection, at a later date to electrification reaching Cardiff, many feared it would fail, as has proven the case, the Department for Transport return on investment assessment.

However, writing for WalesOnline, Transport Secretary Mr Grayling said journey times between Cardiff and Swansea will not be affected, as new bi-mode trains – which will switch from electric to diesel at Cardiff Central Railway Station – will be just as fast as if the section was electrified.

And he said onceSchecter has announced that its Prince Cloud replica guitar will now be available worldwide.

The original Cloud guitar, which was immortalized by Prince in the film Purple Rain, was built by Minneapolis luthier Dave Rusan, and modeled after a custom bass Prince bought for his friend, André Cymone.

Prince subsequently commissioned Scheter to remake the Cloud in new colors and finishes, and to repair his existing Clouds.

The new Cloud replica—previously only available to purchase in-person at Paisley Park—features a 3-piece maple neck with a maple fretboard with Black Prince love symbol inlays. Sound-wise, the guitar features Volume and Tone controls, a 3-way toggle switch, an EMG 81 pickup in the bridge and an EMG SA pickup in the neck.

The Schecter Prince Cloud replica guitar is available exclusively from prince.com for


NEW YORK -- The New York Mets put pitcher Noah Syndergaard on the 10-day injured list with a strained right hamstring, then saw Jason Vargas leave Sunday's start against St. Louis because of a cramp in his left calf.

The Mets also activated second baseman Robinson Cano from the IL and put him in the lineup against the Cardinals.

Batting in the fourth inning, Vargas fouled off a ball and was clearly in pain. He was visited by Mets manager Mickey Callaway and an athletic trainer and promptly removed from the game. Pitcher Jacob deGrom pinch hit for Vargas and walked.

Vargas, 36, was sidelined from May 6-24 with left hamstring tightness but has been one of New York's most consistent pitchers since returning from the injured list. Entering the game,Vargas had allowed 11 earned runs over his last 45 innings and had won each of his past two starts.

Vargas allowed three runs -- two earned -- on just one hit over four innings against the Cardinals.

Syndergaard reached for his right hamstring after throwing a pitch in the seventh inning of New York's 8-7 victory Saturday night. He walked off the field with a bit of a limp.

Syndergaard (5-4, 4.55 ERA), 26, who is scheduled to undergo an MRI, has struggled at times in 2019, allowing four earned runs or more in eight of his 15 starts. He entered the season with a 2.93 ERA. Callaway noted that the decision to place Syndergaard on the IL was made because "it didn't seem like he would make his next


start anyway."

Callaway said that the team had options, but declined to indicate who would take Syndergaard's spot in the rotation.

Cano, out since June 9 after aggravating a left quadriceps injury, was in New York's lineup, hitting fifth. It's the first time this season the 36-year-old has batted in any spot in the lineup other than third. A key offseason acquisition, Cano has appeared in just one game since May 22 and is hitting just .238 with three home runs and 14 RBIs.

Prior to joining the Mets, Cano never hit lower than .271 or failed to produce at least 50 RBIs in any of his 14 prior major league seasons. Callaway said Cano's workload would be monitored moving forward.Christiana in the crowd. Ariel was shot in the face (jaw) and is hospitalized.

Heartbreaking losses everywhere we turn.

Yes I saw that article in the South Bay's Daily Breeze. Christina Duarte was a graduate of Torrance USD's South High School. The initial article was for a missing person and now sadly the news has been confirmed that she was killed. A family friend has a daughter who is a member of the chapter. Her friend Ariel Romero remains hospitalized.

I checked in on our advisors and the alumnae I know in the area, all Tri Sigma collegians and area alumnae are accounted for and safe.
Several sisters were there and are just shaken.

Tip: They activated the GIN System's emergency feature as part of the site which sends a check in type


popular in Nashville. Reportedly, when WWTN asked Ramsey who would be syndicating his show, Ramsey simply pointed to Blake Thompson, who continues as executive producer of the show to this day. As Bill Hampton, Vice President of The Lampo Group stated, "they learned syndication from the ground up."

The Money Game changed its name to The Dave Ramsey Show in mid-1996. As of 2017, the show is heard on more than 585 stations. In 2006, the show received two nominations for the 2006 Radio & Records News/Talk Industry Achievement Awards. It is the fifth year in a row for Dave Ramsey in the "Syndicated Personality of the Year" category, and the second year in a row for Bill Hampton in the "Executive of the Year" category.

On the success ofRepublican Politician Comes Out as Gay

Pennsylvania State Rep. Mike Fleck came out today in an article that appears in the Huntingdon Daily News. This makes him the first out gay legislator in the state and the only out gay Republican state legislator in the U.S., at least until January when gay Democrat Brian Sims takes his post in Pennsylvania's House.

Fleck, a 39-year-old alumni of the conversative Liberty University and former executive for the Boy Scouts of America was married (to a woman) until last year. He told the Daily News that “Coming out is hard enough, but doing it in the public eye is definitely something I never anticipated. I’m still the exact same person and I’m still a Republican and, most importantly, I’m still a person of


that said women, having the ability and means to care for themselves (and any kids in tow) and that they had as much say as any man in any domestic or relationship arrangement; gone were the days of supposed “one party” patriarchal rule, where the man ruled the roost with the proverbial iron fist. Relationships, which most certainly included marriage, were now to be seen as a true partnership, a coming together of equals, where the men were called upon (read: demanded) to take an equal share of the (indoors) housework and caring of children. At the same time, men were to check their sense of often unearned and unwarranted privilege in their approach to women, in their personal but as well in their social and working lives.is clearly in evidence in my neck of the woods in Black America, for example – “strong, independent” Black women clearly expect the (Black) man to make all the approaches, pay for all the dates and do all the things (Black) men did more than five decades ago – regardless of the fact that, according to the website blackdemographics.com, some 65% of Black women work in the professions verus roughly 45% of Black men, and that while Black men work in the blue collar sector to the tune of 34%, only 8% of Black women do – and despite the fact that it is not at all unusual to find Black womenwho earn twice and sometimes even three times as much as many Black men. Yes, it’s true


as a means to a financial end? The very forces that have brought unprecented freedoms to all women in American life today have freed men up as well, to consider other ways of being. Perhaps men are not attending university and college as much as they did in the past, was because they don’t have to – or want to.

And that raises a lot of very interesting questions for us all to consider moving forward – the most fundamental of which, being the following: that American women, now clearly surpassing men in terms of formal education and incomes, simply cannot also claim demure passivity in the mating dance. The time has come for women to put some skin in the mating game.

It’s only fair.

Adapted from the aforementioned discussionWildness of Youth

Wildness of Youth is a 1922 silent film directed by Ivan Abramson, starring Virginia Pearson, Harry T. Morey and Mary Anderson.

Plot
Spoiled son Andrew Kane (Joseph Striker) competes with James Surbrun (Harry T. Morey) for the affections of wild child Julie Grayton (Mary Anderson).  Kane is convicted of murdering Surbrun, but later exonerated.

Cast
Virginia Pearson as Louise Wesley
Harry T. Morey as James Surbrun
Mary Anderson as Julie Grayton
Joseph Striker as Andrew Kane
Thurston Hall as Edward Grayton
Julia Swayne Gordon as Mrs. Martha Kane
Bobby Connelly as Teddy Wesley
Harry Southard as Dr. Carlyle Preston
Madeline La Varre as Señora Gonzalez
George J. Williams as Roger Moore

Reception
Writer Carl Sandburg, who was a regular film critic in the 1920s, reviewed the film critically, writing that "the silly, the trashy, the obvious, the slipshod, the shoddy,


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process for signaling an interruption in the state of readiness for reception of a data terminal in a called station, in data transmission over a data selector network, in particular for teleprinters, wherein following the establishment of the connection the calling station requests, via the data selector network, the called station to transmit its identification, and following the reception of the identification assigned to the called station, the data transmission begins.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In data transmission employing teleprinters which transmit and receive data by way of the Telex network in accordance with the start-stop principle, the start-stop teleprinters are constantly in a state or readiness for reception. Following the establishment of the connection by the callingstation have successfully effected the connection, and the identification exchange, in the event of a disturbance in the state of readiness for reception, the item of data is lost, either partially or entirely.
It is already well known in start-stop teleprinters to provide a monitoring circuit, for example in the form of sensing contacts, which serves to monitor the end of the paper in the printer or the punched tape feed unit, and the opening and closing of the housing cover. When the monitoring device responds, the connection is cleared. This results in an interruption in the teleprinter transmission. In this case, the calling station is not aware, however, of the discontinuation of the state of readiness for operation.
A process is already known for signaling an interruption in the


Casinos and other resorts that offer wagering games, sports books, and other similar endeavors have grown substantially in popularity and sophistication in recent years. Wagering games such as baccarat, blackjack, roulette, craps, sic-bo, and poker, among many others, are popular table games offered in such establishments. These games are traditionally administered by human dealers on physical gaming tables having a dealer surface, felt or similar table top layouts, cards, dice, chips and the like. These games can also be played on electronic gaming machines where the dealer, playing cards, chips or other gaming elements may be virtual.
Many formats for these table games involve live games against the house or other players, other formats can involve electronic and online versions. In various electronic table system arrangements, players can beprotocol that dictates that he writes to the commanding officer of the regiment where the Prince is serving.

Senior sources said that in the letter, Gen Wall is expected to request that the Prince, as a holder of the Queen’s Commission, should be reminded of his responsibilities.

While there are those within the Army who believe that behaviour off-duty is private, Gen Wall is not among them.

The task of admonishing the third in line to the throne will fall to Lt Col Tom de La Rue, the commanding officer of 3 Regiment Army Air Corps, the unit in which the Prince, 27, is serving. An Apache helicopter pilot, he is known in the Army as Capt Harry Wales.

It is understood that the Prince will be called in to a formal


in the future or risk being regarded as a laughing stock by those under his command and a liability to the regiment.

Lt Col de la Rue will not, however, be the first senior officer to have told off a Prince. Four years ago, the now Duke of Cambridge was summoned to a dressing down – known as an “interview without coffee” – when it emerged that he had used part of his flying training to attend a stag party and to practise his landing and take-off manoeuvres in the garden of his then future parents-in-law.

The two pictures of Prince Harry in Las Vegas taken on a mobile phone, however, have caused far greater concern after they were published last week by TMZ, a US gossip website.

Although the pictureswere published on the internet and widely viewed in Britain, The Sun has been the only British newspaper to publish them, prompting further debate over the press and privacy.

There is concern within the Palace – as well as the Army – that more pictures of what happened at the party could emerge.

Max Clifford, the publicist, said he was offered more pictures, while there have been rumours in the US that a full-frontal picture of the Prince exists and could be purchased for publication.

The party in a Las Vegas hotel suite was during a weekend the Prince spent with friends including Thomas “Skippy” Inskip, his 25-year-old friend who is said to call himself Harry’s “wingman”. The identity of another of the people present emerged yesterday as Ollie Fox, the