13, 1994 an agent of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) was contacted by a witness who said that the "Mary Pang" warehouse was going to be "burned". The witness told the agent that Pang was advised to remove his personal belongings from the warehouse. On another occasion, Pang told the witness, in detail, how the fire would occur and it really happened in that manner. Pang also removed his personal belongings from the building on another occasion.
In December, Pang took a close friend to the warehouse and told him that the food company was not doing well. He said that the warehouse would burn down in January and that it would look like transients set the fire. Pang told a number of other people thatthe warehouse would burn down.
After the fire Pang told another witness that it looked like some transient had set the warehouse on fire and described how it had happened. Pang described how the fire happened even before the information had been announced by the investigators. Inevitably, Pang's statements to his friends came very close to a confession. Arson investigators announced that the fire had been intentionally set, causing the death of four fire-fighters.
Murder is described in Article II Paragraph I of the Treaty of Extradition Between the United States of America and the United States of Brazil. Seizure of Assets is described in Article XX of the [same] treaty.
Due to the commission of these crimes, an arrest warrant was issued for Murder in the First Degree and Arson


Defendant is being accused by the Justice [System] of the State of Washington, in the United States of America, of Arson, which occurred in the city of Seattle.
*1348 The laws are clear that the penalties are severe. Arson in the First Degree, as described in the report, may lead in itself, to a life sentence. Murder in the First Degree, only one charge may lead, in itself, to a life sentence. As valid as the accusation of the United States of America may be, we would have a possibility of an accumulation of five life sentences, being that the Information, after univocal description of the facts says, however, that he is guilty of Arson, but that he is also guilty of Murder in the First Degreefour times.
He isbe studied, is to say that it falls under Arson in the First Degree and also in Murder in the First Degree, once, twice, three and four times. Concerning the severity of the penalties expected by the Prosecution in its charging efforts, this does not make a lot of difference, being that each one of the five charges herein accumulated would justify, in itself, a life sentence.
What I cannot see is dual criminality in the case of Murder in the First Degree. State of Washington Law says:
Arson in the First Degree: A person is guilty of Arson in the First Degree if he knowingly and maliciously causes a fire or explosion which is manifestly dangerous to any human life, including firemen.
This is exactly what happened. And for Arson


picture I cannot see mirrored, in any way, in the narrative that the Prosecuting Attorney's Office of Seattle itself has written.
What I see is an impeccable hypothesis of Arson in the First Degree, according to American law, which fits, like a glove, Article 250 of our Criminal Law Code, combined with Par. 1, clause I and with Article 258, because the result was death.
Completely omitting the penalty issue, which varies greatly from country to country and keeping in mind that I do not place this restriction in relation to the length of the prison sentence, with all due respect, I am unable to see in the narrative, a crime other than Arson in the First Degree, which resulted in the death of four people. In the scene describedknows, to escape civil demise. Having acted in that manner, once the fire-fighters arrived at the scene, according to American law, he would have caused the death of four of them.
In opening, Mister President, I see, just like you, Your Honor, that the Diplomatic Note contains a double heading, occurring from the same facts. The first, alluding to Arson in the First Degree, which, in itself once charged as a class "A" felony, in itself is enough to accrue a sentence of life in prison. The second, concerns the four other crimes of Murder in the First Degree. Therefore, there are five charges against the Person Sought for Extradition.
Mr. President, the extradition, according to Law 6.815, of August 19, 1980, assumes the symmetry, and I take this legal


must be excluded from this cooperation.
Therefore, agreeing with the votes of the Honorable Justices Maurício Corrêa, Marco Aurélio and Celso de Mello, I also would demand the commutation of the penalties.
[Signature illegible]

OPINION APPENDIX B

TREATY OF EXTRADITION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES OF BRAZIL[1]
The United States of America and the United States of Brazil, desiring to make more effective the cooperation of their respective countries in the repression of crime, have resolved to conclude a treaty of extradition and for this purpose have appointed the following Plenipotentiaries:
*1355 The President of the United States of America: His Excellency John Moors Cabot, Ambassador of the United States of America to Brazil, and
The President of the United States of Brazil: His Excellency Horacio Lafer, Minister of Stateoffense was committed, provides a possible penalty of deprivation of liberty for a period of more than one year; and
2. The law in force in the requested State generally provides a possible penalty of deprivation of liberty for a period of more than one year which would be applicable if the crime or offense were committed in the territory of the requested State.

Article IV
When the crime of offense has been committed outside the territorial jurisdiction of the requesting State, the request for extradition need not be honored unless the laws of the requesting State and those of the requested State authorize punishment of such crime or offense in this circumstance.
The words "territorial jurisdiction" as used in this Article and in Article I of the present Treaty mean: territory,


for the crime or offense for which his extradition is requested.
3. When the legal proceedings or the enforcement of the penalty for the crime or offense committed has become barred by limitation according to the laws of either the requesting State or the requested State.
4. When the person sought would have to appear, in the requesting State, before an extraordinary tribunal or court.
5. When the crime or offense for which the person's extradition is requested is purely military.
6. When the crime or offense for which the person's extradition is requested is of a political character. Nevertheless
a. The allegation by the person sought of political purpose or motive for the request for his extradition will not preclude that person's surrender if the crime or offense for which his extraditionact of the person being extradited or the surrender of the person is deferred pursuant to Articles XIV or XV of the present Treaty-such person has not been delivered up and conveyed out of the jurisdiction of the requested State, the person shall be set at liberty.

Article XIV
When the person whose extradition is requested is being prosecuted or is serving a sentence in the requested State, the surrender of that person under the provisions of the present Treaty shall be deferred until the person is entitled to be set at liberty, on account of the crime or offense for which he is being prosecuted or is serving a sentence, for any of the following reasons: dismissal of the prosecution, acquittal, expiration of the term of the sentence or


the term to which such sentence may have been commuted, pardon, parole, or amnesty.

Article XV
When, in the opinion of competent medical authority, duly sworn to, the person whose extradition is requested cannot be transported from the requested State to the requesting State without serious danger to his life due to grave illness, the surrender of the person under the provisions of the present Treaty shall be deferred until such time as the danger, in the opinion of the competent medical authority, has been sufficiently mitigated.

Article XVI
The requesting State may send to the requested State one or more duly authorized agents, either to aid in the identification of the person sought or to receive his surrender and to convey him out of the territory of the requested State.
Such agents,when in the territory of the requested State, shall be subject to the applicable laws of the requested State, but the expenses which they incur shall be for the account of the State which has sent them.

Article XVII
Expenses related to the transportation of the person extradited shall be paid by the requesting State. The appropriate legal officers of the country in which the extradition proceedings take place shall, by all legal means within their power, assist the officers of the requesting State before the respective judges and magistrates. No pecuniary claim, arising out of the arrest, detention, examination and surrender of fugitives under the terms of the present Treaty, shall be made by the requested State against the requesting State other than as specified in the second paragraph


of this Article and other than for the lodging, maintenance, and board of the person being extradited prior to his surrender.
The legal officers, other officers of the requested State, and court stenographers in the requested State who shall, in usual course of their duty, give assistance and who receive no salary or compensation other than specific fees for services performed, shall be entitled to receive from the requesting State the usual payment for such acts or services performed by them in the same manner and to the same amount as though such acts or services had been performed in ordinary criminal proceedings under the laws of the country of which they are officers.

Article XVIII
A person who, after surrender by either of the Contracting States to the other underthe terms of the present Treaty, succeeds in escaping from the requesting State and takes refuge in the territory of the State which has surrendered him, or passes through it in transit, will be detained, upon simple diplomatic request, and surrendered anew, without other formalities, to the State to which his extradition was granted.

Article XIX
Transit through the territory of one of the Contracting States of a person in the custody of an agent of the other Contracting State, and surrendered to the latter by a third *1360 State, and who is not of the nationality of the country of transit, shall, subject to the provisions of the second paragraph of this Article, be permitted, independently of any judicial formalities, when requested through diplomatic channels and accompanied by the


presentation in original or in authenticated copy of the document by which the State of refuge has granted the extradition. In the United States of America, the authority of the Secretary of State of the United States of America shall be first obtained.
The permission provided for in this Article may nevertheless be refused if the criminal act which has given rise to the extradition does not constitute a crime or offense enumerated in Article II of the present Treaty, or when grave reasons of public order are opposed to the transit.

Article XX
Subject to the rights of third parties, which shall be duly respected:
1. All articles, valuables, or documents which relate to the crime or offense and, at the time of the arrest, have been found in the possessionalso agrees or unless the person extradited, having been set at liberty within the requesting State, remains voluntarily in the requesting State for more than 30 days from the date on which he was released. Upon such release, he shall be informed of the consequences to which his stay in the territory of the requesting State would subject him.

Article XXII
The present Treaty shall be ratified and the ramifications thereof shall be exchanged at Washington, as soon as possible.
The present Treaty shall enter into force one month after the date of exchange of ratification. It may be terminated at any time by either Contracting State giving notice of termination to the other Contracting State, and the termination shall be effective six months after the date of such notice.
IN WITNESS


WHEREOF the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present Treaty and have affixed hereunto their seals.
DONE in duplicate, in the English and Portuguese languages, both equally authentic, at Rio de Janeiro, this thirteenth day of January, one thousand nine hundred sixty-one.
[SEAL] JOHN M. CABOT
[SEAL] HORACIO LAFER
ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE TREATY OF EXTRADITION OF JANUARY 13, 1961, BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES of America and the United States of Brazil
The United States of America and the United States of Brazil,
Having concluded at Rio de Janiero, on January 13, 1961, a Treaty of Extradition for the purpose of making more effective the cooperation between the two countries in the repression of crime,
And desiring to make clear that their respective nationals will be subject to extradition only if the constitutional and legal provisionsin force in their territories permit it,
Have resolved to sign an Additional Protocol to the aforementioned Treaty of Extradition and, to this end, have appointed the following Plenipotentiaries:
The president of the United States of America: His Excellency Lincoln Gordon, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Brazil, and *1361 The President of the Republic of the United States of Brazil: His Excellency Francisco Clementino de San Tiango [sic] Dantas, Minister of State for External Relations,
Who, having communicated to each other their respective full powers, found to be in good and due form, agree as follows:

Article I
Article VII of the Treaty of Extradition concluded between the countries at Rio de Janeiro, on January 13, 1961, shall be interpreted as follows:
"The Contracting Parties are not obliged by this Treaty to grant extradition


America by their resolution of May 16, 1961, two-thirds of the Senators present concurring therein, did advise and consent to the ratification of the treaty and by their resolution of October 22, 1963, two thirds of the Senators present concurring therein, did advise and consent to the ratification of the additional protocol;
WHEREAS the President of the United States of America ratified the treaty on May 29, 1961 and the additional protocol on October 29, 1963, in pursuance of the advice and consent of the Senate, and the Government of the United States of Brazil has duly ratified the treaty and the additional protocol;
WHEREAS the respective instruments of ratification of the treaty and the additional protocol were duly exchanged at Washington on November 17, 1964;
AND WHEREAS it is providedin Article XXII of the treaty that the treaty shall enter into force one month after the date of exchange of ratification, and it is provided in Article II of the additional protocol that the additional protocol shall enter into force on the same date as the treaty;
NOW, THEREFORE, be it known that I, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim and make public the said treaty and additional protocol, to the end that the same and every article and clause thereof may be observed and fulfilled in good faith on and after December 17, 1964, one month after the day of exchange of instruments of ratification, by the United States of America and by the citizens of the United States of


Counts I-IV; Require an Offer of Proof; Expedite Pre-Trial Hearings and for Discovery, filed July 8, 1996, Clerk's Papers at 229-48 ("The affidavit outlined formal and personal meetings with Brazilian officials. The affidavit remains true and valid." Clerk's Papers at 231. "As was stated at the April 09 hearing, a verbal waiver was in fact obtained." Clerk's Papers at 236.); see also State's Opening Memorandum of Points and Authorities Re: Extradition; the Rule of Specialty; Waiver and Defendant's Motion to Dismiss Counts 1-4, filed on July 25, 1996, Clerk's Papers at 374-390 ("The Brazilian government would not object, according to multiple statements made by Justice Minister to members of the U.S. delegation are accurately recited in the previously filed affidavit of Timothy Bradshaw." Clerk's Papers at 382); seeby the requesting State to a third country which claims him, unless the surrendering State also agrees or unless the person extradited, having been set at liberty within the requesting State, remains voluntarily in the requesting State for more than 30 days from the date on which he was released. Upon such release, he shall be informed of the consequences to which his stay in the territory of the requesting State would subject him."
[35]  Reporter's Verbatim Report of Court's Oral Decision, November 12, 1996, at 10.
[36]  Clerk's Papers at 592-93.
[37]  See Dr. Spitzcovsky's and Dr. Dias' letter of January 14, 1997 to Brazil Justice Minister Jobim, Clerk's Papers at 654-55. In the letter they state they are in the "capacity of advocates of Martin S.


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things fixed."

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POSITIVE PROGRESS:Running game

The Dolphins invested nearly $155 million in its offensive line, and the unit paid off, plowing open running lanes for Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, despite numerous serious injuries that prompted a guard rotation.

Key stats: The offense finished fourth in the NFL with 2,231 rushing yards, averaged 4.4 yard per carry and was tied for the NFL lead with 22 rushing touchdowns. The Dolphins averaged 139.4 rushing yards this season despite a drop off at the end caused by Brown's season-ending foot injury. During the final fivegames, team averaged 102.8 rushing yards.

Compared to 2008: The Dolphins finished 2008 with 1,897 rushing yards, averaging 4.2 yards per carry, and scored 18 rushing touchdowns. That's good enough for 118.6 yards per game, which made Miami the NFL's 11th best rushing attack.

In perspective: The Dolphins might have done more and won more if Brown wasn't lost to injury -- allowing the Wildcat to thrive -- and if Williams didn't physically wear down from shouldering the full workload in the final seven games. The run-game improvements prove this regime can achieve its goals when it's a high priority – and owner Steve Ross opens up his wallet.

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converting them (34.8 percent).

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Key stats: Opponents rushed for 1,835 yards and scored 16 rushing touchdowns. The Dolphins allowed 114.7 rushing yards per game, which ranked 18th in the NFL. Ten of the teams that finished ahead of Miami are in the playoffs.

Compared to 2008: Coincidently, opponents averaged 4.2 yards per attempt in 2008 and 2009. But last year opponents gained 215 fewer rushing yards and only scored11 rushing touchdowns, which was tied with Dallas for the eighth fewest that season.

In perspective: It's never ideal for two safeties to lead a defense in tackles, but it happened this season because Ferguson's replacement, Paul Soliai, couldn't occupy two blockers. The front line's struggles allowed interior linemen to reach the inside linebackers. Effective 3-4 defenses need a forceful nose tackle to clog things up. The Dolphins know they must fill that void in order to make headway defending the run.

Runner up: The Dolphins finished third in the NFL in sacks, producing 44 in 2009. In 2008, the defense generated 40 sacks.

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The Dolphins were one of the NFL's worst teams at defending the pass, giving up the most big plays through the air. Opposing quarterbacks produced


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agreed that Cameron, soon to return home, should chair a new membership sub-committee. He immediately set to work to co-opt members and one of the first to accept was Freddie Sowrey. Two colleagues about to join him at IDC, Group Captains Ivor Broom and Ronnie Webster, were also co-opted. What had become known as the 'Colonels Revolt' was under way.

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"Hello Maddy!" greeted the old land lady, Dalora Cullenblou. However she forced everyone to just call her Lora. She considered everyone as friends, and she was the most friendly person Maddy had ever known in her life. The old woman cooed at Nate, smiling at the baby boy. "Awe, the poor boy is asleep. Come on in and have some tea, we have loads to catch up on."

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For centuries Peruvians distinguished malaria from other conditions with different names in Spanish and in the native languages because it was a frequent occurrence in the coast and in the jungle located in the west and east of the Andean highlands. Frequency in different local contexts generated different meanings of malaria that appear more clearly when studying the campaigns of control and eradication of the 20th century. These meanings played an important role in the divisions and tensions that cross race, national integrity, and regional identity in this Andean country. This work deals with the medical and social dimensions of malaria's control and eradication efforts and the ways in which they codified geographical and racial distinctions within peru.


Joe Budden Drags Murda Mook and Calls YesJulz “Casey Anthony Face”

Earlier this week, social media influencer, YesJulz, made headlines after clips surfaced of her sit down with Murda Mook and ItzBizkit on their “Easily Offended” podcast. While the interview initially served as an opportunity for Julz, who is often referred to as a culture vulture, to clarify her past transgressions, it ended with a call to cancel everyone involved.

Between Mook announcing his support of R. Kelly and declaring Julz – who claimed to be Puerto Rican and Italian – is black, and Julz “calling out” two black women in media and Joe Budden, the interview sparked reactions from all of Black Twitter, Karen Civil and Scottie Beam, who were both mentioned by Julz, and Budden.

In fact, in hisThe Federal Aviation Administration has grounded all United States flights to Tel Aviv for the next 24 hours in response to a rocket strike near the main airport.

The federal mandate came shortly after Delta announced that it had canceled all flights to Israel indefinitely, citing a report of a rocket that forced a flight from New York to be diverted. US Airways, which has one daily flight from Philadelphia, also canceled that flight and the return trip Tuesday.

European airlines Air France and Lufthansa respectively announced 24-hour and 36-hour suspensions for their flights to Tel Aviv a short time later.

The Delta Boeing 747 departed John F. Kennedy International Airport with 273 passengers and 17 crew aboard and was flying over the Mediterranean Tuesday when it was diverted to France


because of reports of a rocket or associated debris near Ben Gurion International Airport.

An Israeli police spokesman said a rocket fell three miles from the airport earlier in the day, but said he was not aware of any immediate situation at the time the Delta flight was diverted.

American Airlines told NBC News that it was meeting to discuss its flights to Tel Aviv.

More than 600 people have been killed in Gaza since the conflict began, and another 3,700 have been wounded, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.

Twenty-seven Israeli soldiers have been killed since the start of the operation, which has included attacks on nearly 3,000 targets in Gaza, according to the Israeli army.August. (Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center)

"There's been massive increases in the runs of pinks in both Washington state and in places like the Squamish River," he said. "The largest jury is a bunch of coho and chinook, which are currently out in the Pacific Ocean."

Environment Canada, which believes the corporation violated national environmental laws by depositing iron without a permit, began an investigation.

The company went to court to ask that search warrants obtained by the government be set aside.

But last week, a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled Environment Canada's investigation into the unsanctioned experiment can continue.


For the 10th straight year, October is Dining Month on OnMilwaukee, presented by the restaurants of Potawatomi Hotel & Casino. All month, we're stuffed with restaurant reviews, dining guides, delectable features, chef profiles and unique articles on everything food, as well as voting for your "Best of Dining 2016."

Sure, everyone associates Wisconsin with cows and cheese and beer. But drive through the state and you’ll spy seemingly endless fields of corn swaying in the breeze, as well as acres and acres and acres of soybeans running through their array of lovely earth tones during the growing season.

And, if you visit at the right times of the year, you’ll also see the low, evergreen trailing vines of the cranberry fields in the central part of the state, where theslightly sunken beds are dotted with beautiful pink flowers early in season and flooded with water, painted red by floating cranberries, as harvest proceeds in September and October.

In fact, Wisconsin is the No. 1 producer of cranberries in the world, and the plant is native to the marshy areas of the state. Quebec, Canada, is second, having recently overtaken No. 3 Massachusetts.

Despite attempts to grow cranberries around the world, in Chile, Russia, Poland and Germany (as well as in the Pacific Northwest), the Badger State is still king of the cranberry.

Though sales of cranberries were recorded as early as the 1820s in Wisconsin, commercial production here appears to have begun later, by the 1860s, according to Jerry Apps' "Wisconsin Agriculture: A History."

What used to be a mainly domestic


crop has been growing internationally, and now a third of American-grown cranberries is exported around the world. The tart and sweet red fruits are especially popular in Taiwan, China, Germany, England and Poland. Most of the berries are enjoyed as dried fruit and as juice.

I’ve always been curious about cranberry farming in the state – not to mention eager to slip into some waders and step down into the bogs. Recently, I finally got my chance, thanks to Nicole Hansen at Cranberry Creek Cranberries in Necedah, northwest of the Dells.

Hansen, who grew up on a dairy farm in Ontario, Wisconsin, about 75 minutes from the Cranberry Creek farm that she now calls home, was a biology major with a chemistry minor before she got her start working withthe bogs and the facility buildings across the road.

After the harrowing is done, that crew moves on to another bog. The harvest crew pulls up and installs a long, yellow plastic boom that is stretched out and used to corral all the floating berries at one end of the bog. Today, it’s a windy day, so mother nature has helped out by, for the most part, blowing the berries to the east end of each bed.

Once the boom is in place and attached to a machine that will slowly reel it in tighter and tighter, a conveyor belt with sprayers is lowered into the bed. As the boom closes in, the berries are helped up onto the belt by the sprayers, which draw water from the bed. The


observing the temperature of the ocean's upper levels so as to exploit it for stealth when dealing with enemy sonar. As he later wrote in 1962: "During World War II many people on both sides listened to underwater sounds for military reasons. Not only the wanted sounds (those made by enemy ships), but a bewildering variety of others were heard. Most of these were ascribed to animals living in the sea, usually as “fish noises” ... Some were ascribed to whales, in part correctly, but without identification of the kind of whale; most military listeners were not biologists, and in any case the traditional naval sonar room is woefully deficient in windows." Such maritime work inspired him and, leaving Palaeontology behind, led William E. Schevill become "one ofand received his PhD in Physics from MIT in 1979. He is a founding member of the Science Education Department at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. He is also dyslexic. As reported by Fast Company, he had all but given up reading books and usually relied on others’ explanations to understand academic papers and proposals. But one day he was waiting for a bus and decided to open up a scientific paper on his iPhone that a colleague had emailed. His experience was much like mine, and it led him to research and discover that many dyslexics have broader peripheral vision. Increasing the size of the font and reducing the size of the screen to the point where there are only a few words per line helps enormously


on the one side, and into brilliant day on the other.

Sallah joined in the hullabaloo until she noticed a break in the chatter from the probe and checked the monitor. The probe was merely switching its site as programmed. As she looked up, she caught a very sad, oddly pensive expression on Commander Ongola's face. Aware of her scrutiny, he arched one eyebrow in query.

Sallah smiled back in sympathy. The end of his last voyage, she thought. Who wouldn't be sad?

Both of Ongola's heavy eyebrows went up, and with great dignity he turned his head away, giving the order for the shuttle-bay doors to be opened. The crew and the initial landing party were already strapped into their seats aboard the shuttles, awaiting the history-making order. Under hermore trips can be made. And then—Kenjo cut off that line of thinking. There would still be the atmosphere planes to drive for many years to come. Power packs lasted for decades if carefully recharged. And if he could scrounge the right parts... His spirit would not be grounded for a long time yet.

He took quick altitude readings, checked his compass, trimmed the flaps, did a quick calculation on his speed, and squinted ahead toward the shoreline, which was coming up in plain sight ahead of him. His screens told him that the other shuttles were following at the prescribed safe intervals. The shuttle _Eujisan_ , with Kenjo at the helm and both Admiral Benden and Governor Boll aboard, would be the first to touch down on Pern.

The


were soon to sit their final exams in veterinary medicine and they had located the perfect spot for a home—a valley halfway down the Eastern Barrier Range. Sean had taken Red to see the proposed Killarney Stake, and her father had approved emphatically of their choice. Sorka took that as a tacit approval of their still informal union.

Although Sorka's parents had acquiesced, Porrig Connell still treated her formally as a guest he wished to see less often. His wife had never ceased in her efforts to bring her son back to his proper hearth. She had chosen another daughter-in-law for Sean and sometimes embarrassed all concerned by pushing the girl at Sean on every opportunity.

"I won't breed so close, Mam," Sean had informed her when she had naggedgirl, you'll eat higher on the hog here in Telgar than you ever did at home. _And_ not have to cook it."

Debera was so clearly startled by such jocularity that K'vin took her hand, guiding her to the steps up to the platform on which the head table was placed.

"I think you'll be very happy here, Debera," he said gently, "with Morath as your friend."

Immediately the girl's face softened with joy and her eyes watered. Her look of vulnerable wonder struck such a responsive chord in him that he stumbled in following her.

"Oh, and she is more than a _friend_ ," she said, more like a prayer than a statement of fact.

"Come, sit beside me," Zulaya said, pulling out the chair, and signaling K'vin to take the one


the headwoman of the cavern. Her broad face was wreathed with a smile as generous as she was.

"How are you today? Settling in all right? Need anything from stores? Parents will pack your Gather best and you really need your weeding worst," she said, her rich contralto voice bubbling with good humor. "Breakfast all right? Bread's just out of the oven and you can have all you want." She had halted by Debera's chair, and her hands, shapely with long strong fingers, patted Debera's shoulders lightly, as if imparting a special message to her along with that pressure. "You lack something, come tell me, or mention it to T'dam. You weyrlings shouldn't worry about anything other than caring for your dragonets. That's hard work enough, I'm telling you,a tense but controlled voice, her eyes catching and holding Sh'gall's. She might have retired as senior Weyrwoman but just then she exuded the unmistakable authority of her many Turns in that position. When Sh'gall looked away, Leri glanced sternly at Moreta. The younger Weyrwoman spoke soothingly to Orlith and the furor outside the weyr subsided. Holth stopped her agitated head-swinging.

"Now!" Leri folded her hands over the cumbersome Record she was trying to keep in her short lap. "A fine time to be quarreling over small points. The Weyr needs undivided leadership now more than ever—we've a double threat to overcome. So let me tell you a few things, Sh'gall, that you seem to have overlooked in your very laudable concern for protecting the Weyr from this plague


frame towered above its ears. Certainly not the mount that Alessan would have assigned Tuero by choice, but they seemed to have gotten along. They were riding at a right angle to Alessan's field, but he could not remove his hands from the plow to hail Tuero. He'd reached the downslope of the field and the team was fractious with the pole hitting against their hocks. The field was nearly done; he'd finish it! Once he had he could give all his attention to Tuero's news.

He would have wished to see Tuero returning with a sturdy team, but there did seem to be something in his pack. Two more furrows and the day's stint was done.

As he drove the weary team back to the beasthold, the sowers werelosses at Keroon Beasthold—the emptiness of her family's runnerhold.

"There have been other priorities," Alessan said. He spoke without bitterness but from a resignation to harsh fact.

"Yes, of course." She pulled her wits back from useless conjecture. "Have you any healers?"

"Several."

"Runnerblood would produce the same serum by the same method, centrifugal separation. More blood can be drawn from runners, of course, and the vaccine should be administered in proportion to body weight. The heavier—"

Alessan cocked his left eyebrow just enough for her to realize that there were no more of the heavier beasts at Ruatha.

"Would you have any spare needlethorns?" Alessan asked, breaking the silence.

"Yes." At that moment Moreta would have given Alessan anything he needed to alleviate his problems. "And whatever else is needed by Ruatha."

"We've been promised


relationships outside the Weyr, Alessan because he had thought himself spent from his losses at Ruatha.

Orlith crooned serenely, almost unheard by Moreta, who was caught up by the surge of emotion, the flow of sensuality so remarkably aroused by Alessan's touch, the hard strength of his thighs against hers, the sensation of being _vital_ again. Not even her girlhood love for Talpan had waked such an uninhibited response, and she clung to Alessan, willing the moment to endure.

Slowly, reluctantly, Alessan raised his mouth from hers, looking down at her with incredulous intensity. Then he, too, became aware of the dragon's crooning and looked, startled, in the queen's direction.

"She doesn't object!" That amazed him further, and he was sensible of the risk he had taken.

"If she did, you'd know                       2
Development Plan‖ and the ―Spineflower Conservation Plan‖) related to a
proposed land development called Newhall Ranch. To be developed over about
20 years on almost 12,000 acres along the Santa Clara River west of the City of
Santa Clarita, the proposed Newhall Ranch would consist of up to 20,885 dwelling
units housing nearly 58,000 residents as well as commercial and business uses,
schools, golf courses, parks and other community facilities. The project applicant
and owner of Newhall Ranch is real party in interest the Newhall Land and
Farming Company (Newhall).
       Newhall Ranch‘s potential environmental impacts were previously studied
by the County of Los Angeles in connection with


the county‘s 2003 approval of a
land use plan for the proposed development; the present EIR draws on but is
independent of the environmental documentation for that approval. DFW acted as
the lead state agency in preparing the EIR because the project (i.e., the Resource
Management and Development Plan and the Spineflower Conservation Plan)
called for DFW‘s concurrence in a streambed alteration agreement and issuance of
incidental take permits for protected species. Although DFW has direct authority
only over biological resource impacts from the project, the agency attempts in the
EIR to evaluate all environmental impacts from the project and the Newhall Ranch
development that would be facilitated by project approval.
       DFW and the United States Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps), the lead
federal agency, issued a draft EIR in Aprilproject‘s greenhouse gas emissions impact, the EIR
attempts to quantify the emissions currently generated on the project site in its
existing uses and the emissions that would be generated by full development of the
Newhall Ranch community. Annual emissions from the existing uses (primarily
oil wells and agriculture) are estimated at 10,272 metric tons of CO2, which the
EIR conservatively treats as zero for purposes of the impact analysis. The annual
greenhouse gas emissions from Newhall Ranch at full build-out are projected to be
269,053 metric tons of CO2 equivalent (MTCO2E).
       The EIR asserts that while this annual emissions increase of 269,053
MTCO2E is ―an obvious change to existing, on-site conditions,‖ the global nature
of climate change and the ―absence of scientific and factual information‖ on the
significance of particular amounts of


the August 28, 2003,
amendment was consistent with the earlier report‘s observation that, of the three
problems identified by Secretary Nichols, the bill was intended to address only the
first problem: the prohibition on taking members of a fully protected species
tended to hinder management programs for the species‘ recovery. (Assem. Com.
on Water, Parks & Wildlife, analysis of Sen. Bill No. 412 (2003–2004 Reg. Sess.)

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as introduced Feb. 20, 2003, p. 2.) It was not aimed at the separate asserted
problem of mitigation of the effects other actions would have on a fully       Neither the majority nor the project opponents dispute this summary.
         The Newhall Ranch project has been thoroughly reviewed over a period of
many years, resulting in an extraordinarily thorough EIR. (The portion concerning
greenhouse gas emissions alone is hundreds of pages long.) After earlier litigation
delayed the proposed project for several years, work on the current EIR began
around 2005. After some five years of work, public comment, and revisions, the
final EIR was certified in 2010. As the amicus curiae brief supporting the project
filed by former Governors George Deukmejian, Pete Wilson, and Gray Davis
notes, at different times and during different steps in the review process, eight
different governmental agencies, representing every level of government, federal,
state, and local, have


studied, imposed conditions on, and, ultimately, approved
the project: (1) the DFW, (2) the United States Army Corps of Engineers, (3) the
United States Environmental Protection Agency, (4) the United States Fish and
Wildlife Service, (5) the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, (6)
the Los Angeles County Local Agency Formation Commission, (7) the Los

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Angeles County Board of Supervisors, and (8) the Los Angeles County Regional
Planning Commission.
       Each of these agencies has far greater expertise than this court in judging
theof Mission Indians, the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, the Santa Ynez Band of
Chumash Indians and the Tinoqui-Chaloa Council of Kitanemuk & Yowlumne Tejon Indians of the Former
Sebastian Indian Reservation as Amici Curiae on behalf of Plaintiffs and Respondents.

Matthew Vespa for Sierra Club as Amicus Curiae on behalf of Plaintiffs and Respondents.

Lucy H. Allen; Austin Sutta and Sharon E. Duggan for Environmental Protection Information Center,
Audubon California and California Trout, Inc., as Amici Curiae on behalf of Plaintiffs and Respondents.

Christopher H. Calfee for Governor‘s Office of Planning and Research and California Natural Resources
Agency as Amici Curiae on behalf of Plaintiffs and Respondents.

Burke, Williams & Sorensen, Kevin D. Siegel and Stephen Velyvis for League of California Cities,
California State Association of Counties, California Special Districts Association and Southern California
Association of Governments


Two Dutch intelligence services uncovered substantial evidence detailing how a Russian-backed hacking group infiltrated the Barack Obama White House, the U.S. Department of State, and the Democratic National Committee, according to a ground breaking report from broadcaster NOS and newspaper Volkskrant. The evidence was uncovered by a Dutch cyber defense team gained access to the "Cozy Bear" hacker group's systems, including a hallway security camera that allowed the Dutch team to maintain visual surveillance of the hackers.

Information collected by the Dutch Joint Sigint Cyber Unit (JSCU) was turned over to the NSA, CIA, and FBI, and helped form the basis for the U.S. special counsel investigation examining claims of Russian meddling during the 2016 presidential election campaign battle between current U.S. President Donald Trump and former Secretary ofState Hillary Clinton. The JSCU, comprised of members from the AIVD and MIVD intelligence agencies, kept watch over Cozy Bear from anywhere between 12 to 30 months.

It started in the summer of 2014 "most likely before" the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, the Volkskrant reported. The flight, which originated in Amsterdam, was shot out of the sky over the Ukraine. The incident was suspected to be the act of Russian-backed separatists or Russian military.

That summer, the JSCU got word of an elite Moscow-based hacker group working from a university campus near Red Square. By November, the JSCU had infiltrated the Russian network, and accessed the camera, witnessing how, and likely who was involved in a massive cyber attack carried out against the United States.

"The NSA defenders, aided


by the FBI, prevailed over the intruders, who were working for a Russian spy agency," the Washington Post wrote of the U.S. counter-attack, which took over a day to thwart. "The NSA was alerted to the compromises by a Western intelligence agency. The ally had managed to hack not only the Russians’ computers, but also the surveillance cameras inside their workspace, according to the former officials," the Post noted.

Cozy Bear, alternatively known as "The Dukes" and "APT29", is believed to be responsible for hacking attempts in the Netherlands, the NOS/Volkskrant report stated. They partnered with "Fancy Bear" to attack the DNC twice, including a 2015 attempt that was discovered by the Dutch team and revealed to the FBI.

The JSCU is no longer able to monitor Cozy Bear, butthe Dutch news report did not detail why. However, the news outlets reported that Dutch officials were angered by the unnamed sources in the Washington Post report as that may have compromised the Dutch team. The story was published months after Trump took office.

It has led to the Dutch intelligence agencies becoming more hesitant at sharing information with U.S., particularly with Trump in the White House, the Volkskrant stated.

Former FBI Director and current special counsel Robert Mueller just this week indicated he would like to interview Trump as part of the Russia investigation, CNN reported. Mueller also wants to speak with former NSA head Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to FBI investigators during a January 24, 2017, meeting, and Steve Bannon, Trump's former White House Chief


A home intruder was scared off by Philadelphia Eagles star Fletcher Cox when he grabbed a shotgun and called police, according to reports.

Cox was at his home when the suspect, Corbyn Nyemah, began a siege of the property in an attempt to track down his ex-girlfriend, according to court documents obtained by ABC 6 Action News.

Nyemah allegedly damaged his ex-girlfriend’s car, which was parked at Cox’s home, before attempting to force entry into the house by “throwing rocks through the front door.”

“Court records also reveal surveillance cameras at Cox’s home capturing Nyemah walking around the exterior of the property with a baseball bat and attempting to enter the garage multiple times,” ABC 6 reports.

“After Cox armed himself with a shotgun, he called police reporting a man attempting tohigh score of 53.

At the start of the First World War in July 1914, he was still serving with the Middlesex Infantry Brigade, but returned to the Royal Munster Fusiliers in October 1914. He was killed in action on 21 December 1914, while leading an attack on German trenches at Festubert in France. His body was not recovered from the battlefield and he was later commemorated at the Le Touret Memorial.

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While the Miami Hurricanes are just four days away from the start of the 2015-16 basketball season, the focus on Monday afternoon was exclusively on solidifying the future. Unfortunately for Miami, that future just got a bit murky.

In a decision between Miami and UMass, talented Louisiana duo DeJon Jarreau and Brison Gresham chose the Minutemen in a disappointing recruiting loss for the Miami coaching staff.

The commitment from the package deal would have given the Hurricanes a solidified future going forward with plenty of talent leaving Coral Gables after this season. Even with four-star center Rodney Miller and San Jose St. transfer Rashad Muhammed waiting in the wings for next season, Coach Larranaga and his staff will now have plenty of work going forward to bring in new talent.

Partof that new talent could include five-star recruit Dewan Huell. The Miami Norland High School power forward is ranked No. 21 in the ESPN Top 100 and could be a program-changing signing for the Canes. Now more than ever, the Hurricanes have to capture his signature for the 2016 class.

Even with all the momentum the Miami program has created, the Canes have now lost out on this Louisiana duo and Juwan Durham who committed to UConn in September. Losing out on a prized hometown recruit like Huell as well could be a devastating blow for the next couple years.

With all the buzz surrounding the upcoming season, this news could be glossed over, but make no mistake, losing out on this duo is a huge loss for the Miami


Intermodal cargo containers provide an economic mode for transporting large quantities of cargo or goods between distant locations. Such containers are stacked on ships, carried on railcars, and are typically delivered to a specific location on a semi-trailer. The United States freight transportation network commonly uses cargo or freight containers to move a staggering volume of goods each year. In 2001, an estimated 19 million containers entered the United States through water and land ports. In 2002, 17 billion tons of goods, worth in excess of $9.5 trillion, were moved into and around the United States. This translates into approximately 320 pounds of freight moved daily for each and every U.S. resident.
A typical freight or cargo container includes a box-like enclosure having an open end for loading andVenezuelan President Juan Guaidó announced early Tuesday morning that he had finally secured the backing of the nation’s armed forces, who would proceed to remove dictator Nicolás Maduro and allow Guaidó to exercise the powers of his office.

Guaidó appeared in images on Twitter alongside Leopoldo López, the head of his socialist Popular Will party, at the La Carlota Airbase, where he claimed the soldiers had agreed to his status as legitimate commander-in-chief. López has been under house arrest since being accused of “terrorism” for organizing peaceful protests against dictator Nicolás Maduro in 2014.

“People of Venezuela, a very good morning, as you know our struggle has always been couched in the constitution, in non-violent struggle, in working for our neighbors, in saving lives, in working for the most vulnerable,”


Who’s a hero these days? In an era of heightened heroism, the word “hero” has become common currency, now used freely to describe both victims and survivors of all kinds of tragedies.

In the aftermath of the massacre in Tucson, U.S. President Barack Obama publicly described 20-year-old political intern Daniel Hernandez as a hero because after the shooting he ran toward his boss, congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, and applied pressure to her wounds. Mr. Hernandez modestly told a memorial service he rejected the word hero but the crowd was having none of it.

And at a service for Tucson victim Dorwan Stoddard, a 76-year-old man killed while shielding his wife, his pastor said that Mr. Stoddard “didn’t die a hero, he lived a hero.” Just this week, after reviewing the surveillance—
The following is available in English, French and German for the benefit of humanity.

Brief summary:

French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron is a continuation of the work of the Saint-Simon Foundation and the Foundation’s ipso facto successor, Terra Nova. And what is the translation of ‘Terra Nova’?

NEW EARTH!

Terra Nova was established to shadow a plan by Bill Clinton and Joseph Liebermann and was supported by the Rothschilds and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The goal of the project is control and globalization. Macron did not have a presidential platform until eight months into the campaign because he did not need new direction. His ‘campaign’ is a continuation of Terra Nova’s work”

“Obviously, the three white males and one Asian male stabbed by on the campus of the University of Texas yesterday


Lithuanian anscestry, and maybe this explains why.

“[Episcopal News Service] A staff organist has been arrested in the post-election vandalism at an Episcopal church in Indiana – an incident that generated national headlines in November as a possible case of politically motivated hate speech, but one that prosecutors now say was instead the act of someone hoping to mobilize others disappointed with the election results.

Nathan Stang, 26, faces a misdemeanor count of institutional criminal mischief for the damage to St. David’s Episcopal Church, the congregation in Bean Blossom, Indiana, where he serves as organist. He was arrested May 3, three days after Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry came to St. David’s to preside at the Sunday Eucharist and preach.

The congregation feels “like we had the rug pulled outThomas continued.

US forces have a less credible military foothold in Syria than the Russians do, a top US general has warned. Pictured: Iraqi soldiers pose with a captured ISIS flag in western Mosul on June 17

Unlike Russian forces, US troops are not present in Syria at the invitation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (pictured in March)

The US has several hundred special operators in Syria under Thomas' command, mostly Marines and Army Rangers.

Like the US, Russia is involved in the fight against ISIS, which holds dwindling territory in Syria.

General Raymond 'Tony' Thomas, the head of the Special Operations Command

But Russia has entered the fight at the invitation of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while the US has backed separatists fighting both ISIS and Assad.

Thomas also revealed that the US has


halted a CIA program to equip and train certain rebel groups fighting the government, adding that the decision was not made to appease the Russians.

The US now exclusively backs the Syrian Democratic Forces, the new name for Kurdish militias in northern Syria.

Thomas said that the group 're-branded' at his urging, due to tensions with NATO ally Turkey, which has grappled with Kurdish separatist movements.

'I thought it was a stroke of brilliance to put democracy in there somewhere. But it gave them a little bit of credibility,' Thomas said.

Separately, Republican and Democratic lawmakers in Congress have reached agreement on legislation that allows new sanctions against Russia.

Congress has reached an agreement on legislation that allows new sanctions against Russia. Pictured: Russian President Vladimir Putin (right) with the Azerbaijani President onabout her solo and says, "I get to stand in front by the black thing, you know the microphone." There is just no way to show her excitement over this. Later in the day I hear her downstairs playing the CD with her music and yelling the words, "I would sing so quiet." Did you get that? She was yelling, "I would sing so quiet." I told her she needed to use her pretty voice. She proceeded to tell me she was pretending that she was singing in front of everyone and she wanted to make sure they could hear her. I told her she would be singing into a microphone and everyone would be able to hear her just fine.

Another story about her was from the other


working on a few more.

He is crawling like a race car driver. He is also pulling up on everything. The other day Grant and I were playing with Seth in the floor and Seth took a toy from Grant while Seth was standing up holding on to me. When he took the toy from Grant he used both hands and let go of me. He stood there for a few seconds all by himself. Then he realized what he had done and he sat down. Grant and I cheered for him and he had the biggest smile on his face. He was really proud of himself.

Another one of his favorite tricks is to sneak over to the stairs and start to climb them. I think it is timesent out on the homeschooling email list that I am on. It was a devotional from Crosswalk Homeschool Encouragement. In this email the author talks about how she had lost her joy in her daily activities as a Mom. She kept hearing in her mind that she should put the kids in school and be a career mom. That she was failing at teaching her kids. That she was doomed to failure. Then one day one of her children thanked her for teaching them. It was then that she realized that she had let the enemies voice in her head. She wondered how well things would have been going if she believed that her homeschooling venture was a success.

Another day I was looking through some blogs and I


and princess went to new classes at church. Number 1 went to Sparkies and princess went to Adventure Land.

In Sparkies they earn "money" for memorizing Bible verses and bringing friends. The first friend he thought of to bring was his sister. They really are becoming best friends.

That is one of the advantages to homeschooling. They spend everyday all day together, so they have to be good friends. If they were not they would have no one to play with.

Princess loved her new class too because they sung songs. Anything to do with music and she loves it!!

And Baby got to stay with me. He has been teething and he ran a slight fever on Wednesday. So he got to go learn about home management. He was pretty goodOfficials are saying that A U.S. Navy destroyer, the USS Mahan, fired several warning shots at four Iranian fast-attack vessels after they closed in at a high rate of speed near the Strait of Hormuz.

From Yahoo:

The incident, which occurred Sunday and was first reported by Reuters, comes as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office on Jan. 20. In September, Trump vowed that any Iranian vessels that harass the U.S. Navy in the Gulf would be “shot out of the water.”

The Navy destroyer fired warning flares and a U.S. Navy helicopter also dropped a smoke float before the warning shots were fired.

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The Iranian vessels came within 900 yards (800 meters) of


Chandigarh: AAP MP Bhagwant Mann is under fire once again due to his alleged addiction to alcohol.

A fresh controversy erupted on Tuesday when senior Congress leader and former chief minister of Punjab Captain Amrinder Singh alleged that AAP MP Bhagwant Mann comes to Parliament drunk.

"Representative like Bhagwant Mann is maligning the image of Punjab," Captain Amrinder Singh alleged.

This is not the first time when AAP MP Bhagwant Mann is being slammed for his alleged alcohol addiction.

Earlier, expelled Aam Aadmi Party leader Yogendra Yadav had lashed out at Bhagwant Mann saying that Sangrur MP ( Bhagwant Mann) is an alcoholic and has even entered Lok Sabha sessions while he was drunk.

“I discovered it first in July 2014 when AAP had a meeting of all its Lok Sabha candidates. MannBob Geldof has issued a stark warning to millennials as the conflict in the Middle East rages and terror attacks blight Europe.

Geldof accused the generation that followed him of having blood on its hands when he took to the stage at the One Young World conference in Bangkok, Thailand on Wednesday.

The Boomtown Rats singer has been an outspoken campaigner for refugees and has forcefully criticised governments in the West for failing to do more to ease the crisis. He reacted to the growing unrest in the Middle East and the massacre that took place in Paris over the weekend with a sombre message for young people about the responsibility they now face.

Bob Geldof - Millennials Hands Are 'Stained With Blood'

“This generation, your generation, is already stained with blood.


Your age group are the killers of Syria. The people your age are murdering people in Beirut, Sharm el Sheikh. And most immediately in our minds right now, those people who went to a pop concert in Paris, who tried to watch a football match, who went out with their girlfriends or their parents for a drink or a coffee, those people were killed by people of your generation.

He said this was in part due to the failures of his generation, who are now virtually helpless to repair the damage he claims they caused. Geldof urged millennials to put aside belief and emotion in the aftermath of recent terror attacks and criticised young people for not using tools available to them after the advancement in technology to makea real difference.

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force. The King urges eligible hunters to rush to aid in pushing back these mice!Hunters with thewho are brave enough to fight on this new front should visit the Cartographer in the Harbour. There, hunters may obtain an official document to prove their worth against these icy foes, which licenses them to join the effort in pushing back the invaders.The King fears this is only a small taste of what is to come. All hunters are urged to be ready and armed to face an even greater incoming threat...

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These supplies are carried by the less-common mice invading the chilly shores of Gnawnia. The mice have raided the King's private hunting supply, including some of his SUPER|brie+ and King's Credits, and are using these supplies againstin its statement that customers with peanut and peanut-dust allergies could still board flights early to wipe down seats and tray tables. "Customers should still indicate their allergy when booking," the airline advised.

On social media, Southwest used humor to break the news to its peanut-loving customers: "We will miss the peanuts as well…They've worked for us for 47 years and have decided to retire. We're still trying to figure out what peanuts do in retirement though..."

Southwest's decision was welcomed by Lauren Allbright, whose 11-year-old son is allergic to peanuts. "I'm thrilled," Allbright told CBS News, saying the move will allow her family to fly with one less worry.

The branded packets of peanuts have been part of Southwest since the Dallas-based carrier's inception, with the airline frequently referring to


a single KEKE motif comprised of 25 amino acids. Alanine mutagenesis within this motif demonstrated that the critical amino acids of triadin binding to calsequestrin are the even-numbered residues Lys(210), Lys(212), Glu(214), Lys(216), Gly(218), Gln(220), Lys(222), and Lys(224). Replacement of the odd-numbered residues within this motif by alanine had no effect on calsequestrin binding to triadin. The results suggest a model in which residues 210-224 of triadin form a beta-strand, with the even-numbered residues in the strand interacting with charged residues of calsequestrin, stabilizing a "polar zipper" that links the two proteins together. This small, highly charged beta-strand of triadin may tether calsequestrin to the junctional face membrane, allowing calsequestrin to sequester Ca(2+) in the vicinity of the ryanodine receptor during Ca(2+) uptake and Ca(2+) release.The leaders of NATO's Enhanced Forward Presence battle group in Poland honored Polish firefighters on Monday for their response when a US Army Stryker armored vehicle caught fire at the end of January.

The Stryker burst into flames on the side of a road outside the village of Gorzekaly, in northeast Poland near the Lithuanian border, on January 28. Its crew was able to pull over but unable to put out the fire and instead called local emergency responders.

Firefighters from the nearby town Pisz arrived and extinguished the fire quickly enough to prevent the vehicle's total loss, according to an Army release, which said there were no injuries and damage was limited to the engine compartment.

US Army Lt. Col. Andrew Gallo, commander of NATO Battle Group Poland, and Command


after Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea to show the "strength of the transatlantic bond" and provide training opportunities.

The Stryker fire isn't the 2nd Calvary Regiment's first incident during a NATO operation. During a June 2018 exercise, four of the regiment's Strykers collided during a road march in Lithuania, injuring 15 US soldiers.Q:

Why is Thea Queen nicknamed "Speedy" instead of Roy Harper?

Traditionally (in the comics), Roy Harper is the superhero (and sidekick/partner of the Green Arrow) known as Speedy; before assuming the alternative identity, Arsenal, and eventually, the Red Arrow.

Later, another character, and Green Arrow sidekick, Mia Dearden, also adopts the name, Speedy.
In the show, Oliver Queen calls Roy by the name, Speedy once or twice, but ever since the first episode, it's been his nickname for his younger sister, Thea Queen.

A:

For starters, Oliver doesn't actually call Roy "Speedy". It's a bit confusing, but in the scene you're thinking of, when he yells "Speedy" at Roy, he's yelling Thea's name at Roy to remind him of his girlfriend, and snap him out of his rage. There's also another scene where


she's basically a mash-up of the comic book Roy Harper and Mia Dearden characters. The comics Roy was a "ward" of Oliver's, which was transitioned into "sibling" since Oliver's younger in the show and his mother's still alive. Moira Queen's maiden name is Dearden, which also became Thea's middle name. When Thea was in Corto Maltese with Malcom she used the alias Mia, thus making her Thea "Mia" Dearden Queen. So it makes sense that she would eventually become Speedy, while TV-version Roy becomes Arsenel.
They have done similar things with other sidekicks. Black Canary is the most obvious one: in the comics, Dinah Drake was the original Black Canary; she married Larry Lance and had a daughter named Dinah Lance, who eventually became the Black Canary. Inthe show, Dinah Drake and Quentin Lance had two daughters; Sarah Lance became the first Black Canary and her sister Laurel Lance takes over after her death. (In reality, both characters are named Dinah Laurel Lance, but they commonly go by different names.) Again, Laurel's name was a clue to comic fans that eventually, Laurel was going to put on the costume, but her path to get there was much different.


Witnesses say young man was knocked down and shots rang out as people gathered two years after notorious police shooting of unarmed black teenager

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Gunfire broke out after a protester was knocked down by a car during a demonstration in Ferguson, Missouri, on the second anniversary of Michael Brown’s death, witnesses said.

A video posted online shows a car hitting a young man who was standing in the road, knocking him to the kerb. Onlookers gather around and call for help. About a minute later, gunfire erupts.

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“A lady came down and hit a protester – knocked the shoes off his feet,” said Sharon Cowan, who was at theThey said the car struck a young man so hard that he flew into the air.

The incident disrupted what had been a peaceful gathering on Tuesday night.

Earlier in the day a few hundred people gathered for a memorial service and moment of silence along Canfield Drive at the spot where Brown was fatally shot by officer Darren Wilson after a confrontation on 9 August 2014.

A state grand jury declined to press charges against Wilson and the US justice department later cleared him, concluding that he had acted in self-defence. He resigned in November 2014.

Brown’s death led to months of sometimes violent protests in Ferguson. It was also was a catalyst for the Black Lives Matter movement, which rebukes police treatment of minorities and has grown following several other


Image caption Fifteen million people watched Nadiya win Bake Off last year

Last year's Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has signed a deal to make the BBC her "home".

It follows speculation that she could be involved in The Great British Bake Off when the hit programme moves from BBC One to Channel 4.

Hussain said she will now continue to make films for The One Show and develop "other exciting programme ideas".

The BBC said details of her new programmes would be announced "in the near future".

There have been reports that the BBC is planning a new show to rival Bake Off when it switches channels.

In September Hussain fronted the well-received two-part Chronicles of Nadiya on BBC One, while in August it was announced that she will judge ajunior version of Bake Off on CBBC.

She recently said she had received "no offers" from Channel 4 to join their version of Bake Off when it moves in 2017 or 2018.

'Warmth and charisma'

Fifteen million people tuned in to see Hussain crowned Bake Off winner in 2015.

In a statement, she said: "Since winning the Great British Bake Off I've been lucky to have had some amazing opportunities with the BBC.

"I believe that making it my home gives me the scope to work across such a unique range of diverse and interesting projects. I'm delighted to announce that I will continue making films for The One Show, as well as developing other exciting programme ideas.

"I never thought this would happen, but it is and I have to admit, I'm going


to embrace it."

Image caption Nadiya Hussain featured on the 2015 series of the Great British Bake Off

Charlotte Moore, director of BBC content, described Hussain as an "exciting new talent", adding that it had been "great watching her thrive creatively since she won Bake Off last year".

She continued: "She has a refreshingly authentic voice, great warmth and charisma and a natural ability to connect with audiences. I'm really looking forward to exploring new territories and perspectives with her."

The current series of Bake Off will be its final run on the BBC after its production company Love Productions signed a three-year deal with Channel 4.

Paul Hollywood will move with it to Channel 4, but fellow judge Mary Berry and hosts Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins have opted to leave theRussia will start the controversial delivery of the S-400 missile defence systems to Turkey in July, the head of Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport has said, even though Washington has threatened sanctions if the deal goes through.

“Everything has been already discussed and agreed,” Alexander Mikheev told Interfax. This was the first official statement of the Russian company which produces S-400 about the delivery calendar of the S-400.

The system is meant to be operational as of October, İsmail Demir, the president for Defence Industries under the Turkish Presidency, had said in a televised interview earlier.

Turkey, a NATO ally, had officially signed a $2.5 billion agreement with Russia for the S-400s long-range anti-aircraft missile system in December 2017 despite the US pressure on the grounds that the system risks NATO


of problems. The pegs on the back of the high chairs can be used to store the tray, but children can fall on them, resulting in cuts and other injuries. Seven children required stitches, the commission said.

CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum said manufacturers need to do more to build safety into their products before they reach store shelves. But she also offered praise for Fisher-Price for "taking the right steps by agreeing to these recalls and offering consumers free repairs or replacement."

Most of the products were being recalled in the United States, but about 400,000 of them were sold in Canada.

The two other Fisher-Price recalls were:

-More than 2.8 million Baby Playzone Crawl & Cruise Playground toys, Baby Playzone Crawl & Slide Arcade toys, Baby Gymtastics Play Wall toys, OceanIn May, Nicole Cliffe and Mallory Ortberg announced that today would be the end of The Toast. In its three years the site was known as a haven for women online — the comments section was the nicest on the whole web; the writing was smart, funny, and kind; and everyone got paid for their words. It was a favorite of virtually every person who works at this website.

Today, presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has written a farewell message for a blog. (It truly is 2016!) The Toast commenters reacted to Clinton's post with a mixture of "knowing that the next President is a secret Toastie is just way, way too witches," and "I HAVE NEVER BEEN PANDERED TO SO EFFECTIVELY BEFORE," and "*faints*."

"don't be afraid to


The cabinet has been warned that Scottish nationalists could win the independence referendum next year, by tapping into Labour-inclined voters who have never forgiven Margaret Thatcher for the rapid collapse of Scottish manufacturing.

Amid concerns that ministers in London are adopting a complacent attitude towards the referendum, the Scotland secretary, Alistair Carmichael, "put the fear of God" into the cabinet by warning that the referendum could easily be lost by supporters of the United Kingdom.

In an interview with the Guardian, before publication by the Scottish government next week of a white paper on its plans for an independent Scotland, Carmichael said: "I am convinced that this is a fight that can still be lost … winning with a 49-51 split actually resolves nothing. Do not assume we will getthe 51% – we could end up with the 49%."

In an attempt to show that the pro-UK Better Together campaign is taking nothing for granted, Carmichael has intensified the pressure on Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister and leader of the SNP, by mocking its plans to form a sterling "currency union" with the remaining part of the UK after a victory in the referendum.

The Scotland secretary, who is the Liberal Democrat MP for Orkney and Shetland and who was drafted into the Scotland Office in the recent ministerial reshuffle to make the UK government's referendum campaign punchier, told the Guardian: "The general approach [of the SNP] is to de-risk what they are offering. So on the currency they used to want the euro, now they want a currency


pensions in an independent Scotland would be very expensive because as an independent nation it would have the "acute" problem of an ageing population. By 2060 every pensioner in Scotland will be supported by 1.9 people of working age compared with 2.2 in the rest of the UK, according to the Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander.

The Scotland secretary also said that Salmond must come clean on the costs of establishing an independent governmental system. A leaked memo from the Scottish finance minister, John Swinney, said the running costs of a tax system would be £600m.

Carmichael spoke out amid fears that political leaders in England are assuming that unionists will easily win the referendum next September. The Herald reported a source close to David Cameron saying in July thatmany undecided people there are. They are formerly reliable Labour-voting males in the urban post-industrial belt of Scotland. That is Glasgow, Fife Lanarkshire, Ayrshire. They have a folk memory. They remember Margaret Thatcher and the de-industrialisation of Scotland in the 1980s. They were not overly impressed by 13 years of Labour government and as a result their loyalty to Labour has loosened. They went lock, stock and barrel to the nationalists in 2011.

"There may be 1 million people likely to vote that have never voted before; they have not been reached by conventional politics."

He hoped the pro-union campaign would be strengthened by voices from across England and Wales. He praised Carwyn Jones, the Labour first minister of Wales, who warned that Cardiff would probably try to block Salmond's


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Marz has been part of the FPL Twitter community for a long time and has been playing FPL for even longer – this season will be his 13th season. In that time, Marz has been a very consistently good FPL player, with two top 10k finishes and the majority falling inside the top 100k. In the early days, he wrote articles for FPL Updates, but decided he loved talking (and singing) more than writing and joined Don on the FPL Fan Feud podcast. When Fan feud went down, sadly, Don decided to start the 3 Amigos podcast with his partner in crime Marz and Kylie. More than all of this, Marz is a gent of the community and loves to interact with everyone about FPL.

If you want toHighland Glory

Highland Glory is a Norwegian power metal band, founded in the spring of 2001 by members of Phoenix Rizing. After releasing 2 albums worldwide, Rise from the Ashes (1998) and Eternal Crusade (2000), the band had changed their singer and formed Highland Glory.

With a fresh new start and an increased potential, the band developed their style of melodic metal in a heavier and more traditional direction on the debut album, From the Cradle to the Brave (2003). The artwork was created by Mark Wilkinson (famous for his work with Marillion, Fish, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, etc.), who has worked for the band ever since. Still signed to Face Front (the label run by Frode Øien, chief editor of Scream Magazine) for Scandinavia, but the debut-album was licensed


Green Green (グリーングリーン, Gurīn Gurīn?) is a Japanese, 13-episode anime adaptation of the H-game of the same name. Green Green is adapted from a pornographic/eroge video game, of which 3 volumes have been published. While there are no sexually explicit scenes in the first 12 episodes, the series is known for its liberal use of fan service. Episode 13 contains graphic explicit sex but was left out of the US release.

Green Green takes place in the countryside of Japan, at the isolated all-male boarding school of Kanenone Gakuen (translated literally in English as "Sound of the Bell Academy"). Since there are no females for miles, the school is advertised as the "last remaining paradise for men on Earth". The Kanenone school board has begun talks to merge withwill be directly available at the stores from November 27.

Singam 3 is the third instalment in the super cop series, created by director Hari. The makers have already started full-blown promotional campaigns through newspaper ads to make sure that the film gets the biggest opening when it hits the screens on December 16.

Besides Suriya, the film also stars Anushka Shetty, Shruti Haasan, and Thakur Anoop Singh in pivotal roles. The film has music from Harris Jayaraj, who has composed several memorable songs for Suriya’s films in the past.


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