close eye on
her.." He said staring at her with a worried expression on his
face.
"Ary-" She was still weak from the fight the night before and
passed out.
"Lillian??" Aryan ran over to Lillian who was now passed out on
the floor. He picked her up and put her on the bed. "Lillian?
Wake up Lillian-san!" He yelled trying to get her to wake
up.
"Aryan.. She needs to rest.. And probly needs to eat." Crusin
said pointing at her as her stomach growled.
"Ah!? Oh.. Well I will get her something when she wakes up… for
now lets go hunting." Aryan said looking up and walking out of
the room after wrapping Lillian in a blanket and putting her on
the bed.
She woke up minutes later and saw Akatsu laying in a chair
staring at the ceiling bored out ofhis mind. He looks up at her
and laughs, " Well good morning Miss Lillian, Sir Aryan requested
that I get you something to eat. So what do you want to eat?"
Akatsu asked acting more mature and kinder than he usually did,
he raised an eyebrow and put his hands on his hips as he waited
for her to respond.
"H-huh? M-me?" She said pointing at herself confused. She jumped
out of bed a little embarrassed. A hand pushed her back on to the
bed. She looked up at Akatsu who had pushed her back and put up
his finger up telling her to stay.
"No no, I was told to keep you in bed so don't move well I get
you something to eat." He said walking out of the room and
leaving her sitting alone on the


bed. She leaned over to her
pillow and pulled out the book contained her family history. She
moved her fingers over the black leather and the family crest on
the buckle. She looked around the room and slowly unbuckled the
strap and opened the book that contained so much of her family
history she wanted to know. She opened to the first page as it
had the names of her entire family listed in tree form. As she
was about to start reading Akatsu opened the door and walked in
with a plate of food and a cup of juice. "I'm back… with your
food…" He said as if though the deed annoyed him.
"You didn't have to do that.." She said quickly slipping the
strap back on the book and hiding it under her pillow.
"Yes I did…. Ipulling her down the long corridor
after locking the bed room up tight.
"Fine… but I'm not going to like it…" She said with a sigh. She
followed him down the small long corridor, until they came upon
two large steel doors that lead to a large court yard. As Lillian
stepped out into the large courtyard there laid a large cement
platform laying in the center of this beautifully decorated yard,
with its large walls inclosing it, insuring that nothing got in
or out. She looked to Akatsu, "Akatsu, where is everyone? I
thought you said that it was time for training, didn't you?" She
looked at him, with a confused look on her face and noticed that
he had a grin on his face.
"Yes I did say it was time for training, but I guess I was


backwards sending Lillian falling backwards.
She landed with a "thud" on the ground and looked up at Akatsu
who was staring at her with angry yet a laughing face,
"Told you not to call me Boy." He walks over to her and held out
his hand to help her up with. She stood without his help,
cleaning her hands on her shirt. She grabbed her sword case and
heads to the cement center and sits there. She takes out the book
of her family history and begins to read, as akatsu walks up
behind her. "What is this Lillian?" He reaches for the book and
she pulls it under her shirt.
"You can not read that, it is very important and not ment for
your eyes. Understand boy?" She stared at him blankly waiting for
him to anweser.
"Fine fine Idon't wanna know anyway." He said with a shrug. "And
don't call me boy!" He said with a angry tone. Staring at her
with blazing angry eyes, he shrugged again and walked to sit next
to her. He closed his eyes and started a relaxing ritual and was
quiet.
"Ok…. Boy.. Hehe." She giggled at making him angry. He tried his
best to remain quiet, but it was hard to when he was being called
the one thing he loathed to be called. He shock with anger. "Oh
my bad, I didn't mean to call you boy again, I will stop now."
She said with a shocked expression at how angry he had gotten at
being called one word, boy.


Mariano Rivera touches his newly unveiled retired number during a ceremony in Monument Park as the San Francisco Giants visit the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx as the Yankees honor Rivera's career in pinstripes. 9/22/13 (John Munson/The Star-Ledger)

Mariano Rivera has said it was his dream to play center field in the majors, and Yankees manager Joe Girardi even said he'd "absolutely" consider giving Rivera an inning there in the team's last series of the season against Houston.

It never happened. And don't expect it to happen when the Yankees face the Marlins for a two-game series honoring Rivera in his home country of Panama this weekend, Girardi said.

Girardi told reporters Tuesday that the legendary closer hasn't brought up the idea.

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For most of his career, Rivera shagged fly balls in the outfield during batting practice until he injured his ACL doing it in late 2012, causing him to miss the season.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un watches a parade to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the signing of a truce in the 1950-1953 Korean War, at Kim Il-sung Square in Pyongyang July 27, 2013. Credit: REUTERS/Jason Lee

A North Korean comedienne has been sentenced to hard labour in a coal mine after accidentally mocking the country's rulers.

The woman, identified as Lee Choon Hong, was removed in the middle of her act during a performance for workers ordered by leader Kim Jong-un, in the country's south-eastern Kangwon province.

According to reports, Hong has been punished for a "slip of the tongue".

The sentencing left Hong no time to meet her family, and she has been forced to postpone her daughter's


wedding.

Sources say the kind of punishment given to Hong typically lasts for six months, however her sentence could be reduced for good behaviour.

The exact nature of Hong's comments is unclear. However, reports suggest she has been punished for commenting on sensitive issues. Hong is known in her country for an ability to mimic voices.

She also performed for the late dictator Kim Jong-il.

"Lee Choon Hong had a slip of the tongue while giving a performance for the workers at the Sepo reclamation project site," an unidentified source who spoke to Radio Free Asia's Korean Service said.

"She was sent to the city of Sunchon in South Pyongan province to carry out reform work at the Jikdong Youth Coal Mine," he added.

The source also said Hong was one of several entertainersordered to perform by the authorities.

"This is already the second time Lee has been forced to undergo reform work - she had suffered this embarrassment once in the mid-2000s for misspeaking," a former high-ranking North Korean official from Pyongyang, who is also a friend of Hong's, said.

The official added that news of Hong's punishment has upset her fans.

"When people heard Lee's news, they sympathised with her saying that as comic storytelling is there to make people laugh, it must be very difficult to avoid going against the policies of the ruling party," he explained.


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One part owner, and familiar face in Seattle, has heard the rumblings.

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“Hockey will work in Seattle,” he says bluntly after the meeting wrapped up at the hotel Monday. He


says the league has taken notice of the fan support for the Seahawks, and Sounders in particular, and that it could be a selling point for any expansion franchise.

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The ABC Murders

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steve19
The BBC (it think) produced a mini series of and then there were none
recently. Very, very good.

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howard941
Did Christie take herself and her writing so seriously? I don't know. I'm not
sure it's meant to be highbrow entertainment.

I prefer to imbibe Christie by way of the various TV adaptations. Notably
enjoyable IMO are the first three or four seasons of the PBS Masterpiece
Poirot series with David Suchet as Poirot, the Joan Hickson Marple television
films from the 90s, and the short-lived Partners in Crime series.

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interfixus
_The Murder at the Vicarage_ was the first non childrens' book I ever read,
albeit in a translation to my native language. I was eight at the time, and
found it enjoyable enough, even if it didn't really leave a lasting
impression.

Recently, fifty years later, I tried to


in possession of the body, so we cannot cremate the dead,” said Sharma.In 1988, the Supreme Court declared that it was illegal to immerse corpses in the Ganga.Downstream from Unnao lies the temple town of Varanasi, where 60,000 daily people take a dip in Ganga and every day bodies are brought from distant places for immersion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who represents Varanasi in the Lok Sabha, had made cleaning Ganga one of his key electoral promises. After his government came to power, he sanctioned Rs 2,000 crore for Ganga Action Plan.Ecologists warn that the Ganga basin is the most polluted in the world, with contamination levels 3,000 times higher than the extent prescribed as safe by the World Health Organization.The contamination does not faze the people whoQ:

SF book about a town displaced in time by an accident at a local lab

I'm looking for a book about a small town displaced in time or to an alternate universe, as told by a juvenile.  There's an experimental lab and something goes wrong and the lab and local town are transported elsewhere, where the natives' rules are almost Puritan-like, very strict.  The juvenile, I believe was a boy, whose uncle was the scientist who caused the town to shift.  The ending was that the uncle was going to try to shift them again.

A:

I'm almost certain you are referring to Mysterium by Robert Charles Wilson.  I read it just a few months ago and it almost exactly matches your description.
Excerpt from a Goodreads review:

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West is luring al-Qaeda into Syria to be killed by Bashar Assad

L-R:
Hezbollah's Nasrallah, Syria's Assad and Iran's Ahmadinejad

by Joseph
EarnestDecember
18, 2012

Newscast
Media DAMASACAS—During
a speech he gave two days ago, Hezbollah's Secretary General, Seyyed Hassan
Nasrallah said al-Qaeda had been lured into Syria to be killed by the Syrian
army, according to Islam Times.

"The situation in Syria is getting more complicated (but) anyone who
thinks the armed opposition can settle the situation on the ground is
very, very, very mistaken. The West and some allied Arab countries have lured al-Qaeda-affiliated militants into Syria to be killed,"
he said.

Nasrallah
believes that al-Qaeda fighters have been tricked into entering the lion's
den. His logic makes a lot of sense, because the West could not kill them
in the mountains where they were hiding, so they were promised a few guns
and bullets


closed.

"Old Steve" moved nervously in his chair, shifted his feet uneasily,
and rolled the unlighted cigar from one corner of his mouth to the
other, biting savagely upon it as he did so.

"Well, Pat," he said, with as much impatience as he ever showed, "have
you nothing to say?"

"There seems to be nothing for me to say, dad," replied his daughter,
and the intonation of her voice was different from the one she was
accustomed to use in addressing her father, whom she adored. He
attributed it, doubtless, to his abbreviation of her name, for he
smiled grimly.

"Haven't you heard what I said?" he demanded.

"Certainly."

"Well, then, you know the situation, don't you?"

"I am not quite sure as to that," she replied, meditatively. "You have
been somewhat ambiguous, and certainly quite enigmatical in your
statement. Am I tointo her darker
ones--gazed searchingly and longingly.

"You have no right to ask me such a question as that," she told him.

"I beg your pardon, Miss Langdon." He turned his eyes to the front
again; "but I think I have a distinct right to do so, and I don't
believe it is your privilege to deny it. I have loved you from the
first moment I saw you. Please, don't interrupt me now, for I must say
the few words I have in mind. I'll not look at you. The others won't
hear me. By reason of my great love for you, even though there is no
response in your heart for me, I certainly have the right to ask that
question; and, also, I believe I have the right to demand an answer.
If you love that


continued chuckling to himself, all the way to his
club. But Sally ran after him before he got quite away from her, and
called to him from the bottom of the steps.

"One thing more, Jack," she said.

"Well, my dear; what is it?"

"We will take Beatrice with us, in our car, and you may include one of
the gentlemen I have given you permission to ask. When you ask Dick
Morton, tell him that he is to bring Patricia and the two Houston
girls. That's all."

"How about the others, how are they going to get there?"

"The others may walk, for all I care," said Sally, and she returned to
the library.

CHAPTER XIV

PATRICIA'S WILD RIDE

It was a gay party that assembled around the dinner-table at
Cedarcrest, shortly after eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, although,
had one possessed theat heart, an unspeakable scoundrel, as undeserving of
consideration as a coyote of the plains."

Morton's face went white as death at these words, and his eyes blazed
with the fury of a wild animal that is being whipped while it is
chained down so that it cannot show resentment. He did not speak; he
made no effort to interrupt. Gardner continued:

"When Miss Langdon arrived here alone, in your roadster, she gave us
no explanation whatever of what had happened, and, while we believed
that some unpleasant incident must have occurred, we did not press her
for the story of it. Then, you came, and without mincing your words
you told the whole brutal truth; and you uttered it with a spirit of
brutality and bravado that would be unbelievable under any other
circumstances. And when, in your own


the steps, and along
the pathway, toward the house. He followed. There was nothing else for
him to do. She waited for him at the top of the steps where he had
first seen her; and, when he would have detained her, she eluded him a
second time, and fled through the doorway, into the wide hall of the
house--of Richard Morton's dwelling place.

"Come," she called after him again; and again he followed.

CHAPTER XXII

THE MYSTERY

The house was a large one. It covered a great deal of ground although
it was only one story high. A wide hall ran through the center of the
main building, and there were doors to the right and the left. Through
the first doorway to the right, Patricia made her escape; and, through
it, Roderick Duncan followed her. But he brought upcould look it, that he didn't want me here;
that I was only a trouble to him; that I made him unhappy by
remaining; that he would be much better in every way if I were gone.
He ... he made me understand that my ... my good name was in question;
that I would be talked about. I confess that I had never thought of it
in that light, before. I asked him again to marry me, and let me
remain; but he refused. Then, I left him, in a huff, declaring that he
couldn't drive me away. And then"--she turned directly toward Roderick
this time, and held out both her hands--"I almost ran into your arms,
Roderick."

"Do it now, Patricia," he replied, taking her hands, and drawing her
closer.

"I can't. You are much too near to


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conservator. In 1997, Schmidt moved into a personal care home, which was

owned and operated by Charles and Jerry Reeves. Then, in 2010, Schmidt was

diagnosed with kidney cancer. At that time, Groenenboom still served as his

guardian and conservator, and Schmidt still lived in the Reeveses’ personal care

home. Schmidt was hospitalized in July 2010, and he made a will, which named

Groenenboom as the executor. In that will, Schmidt left nothing to his twin

sister, Judith Webb, and he instead left all of his estate to Groenenboom and the

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KANSAS CITY - Police are investigating how a felon charged with three shooting deaths at two Jewish community sites in Overland Park, Kan., was able to gain possession of both a shotgun and a handgun, reports the Kansas City Star.

Frazier Glenn Cross, 73, has been charged with one count of capital murder for the deaths of a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather outside the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City, said Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe. Cross also faces one count of first-degree, premeditated murder for the death of a woman who was gunned down while visiting her mother at a nearby retirement complex.

None of the three people killed in the attacks was Jewish.

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A law enforcement source familiar with theto believe [Cross] has a criminal record."

However, gun control advocates told the Star that it is difficult to prove a buyer's intent to purchase a gun for a felon. "You don't want to make a prosecutor prove someone's state of mind," said Ladd Everitt, a spokesman for the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. "That's almost impossible."

"It's extremely hard to prove [the straw buyer] lied about their intent when they bought the gun," said Kristen Rand, a lobbyist for the Violence Policy Center, which seeks stricter regulation on firearm sales.

According to the Star, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives concluded in a late-1990s study that half of illegal gun trafficking featured straw buys.

The paper reports that Cross lost his Second Amendment rights in 1987 after he was


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the offense charged.
That offense was a violation of K.S.A. 21-3422:
"Interference with parental custody is leading, taking, carrying away, decoying or enticing away any child under the age of fourteen (14) years, with the intent to detain or conceal such child from its parent, guardian, or other person having the lawful charge of such child."
The state's evidence disclosed that during the summer of 1974, the defendant and his wife Diana were involved in a divorce proceeding in Wyandotte county. Her petition requested permanent custody of their daughter Amalede, but no temporary custody *558 order was ever entered. Pending hearing the child remained with her mother, but defendant by oral agreement had unlimited visitation rights. On August 3, 1974, two days before the scheduled divorce hearing, defendant picked up thechild on the pretense of taking her on a picnic, but instead boarded a plane and flew with her to his family home in Iraq. Based on this action defendant was charged with "carrying away" the child with intent to conceal her from her mother, who was alleged to be a parent having "lawful charge" of the child.
On August 6, 1974, a final divorce decree was entered giving Diana custody. Two to three weeks later defendant informed Diana of their whereabouts. Defendant later returned to this country and was arrested. Later still the child was returned to the custody of her mother.
The determinative issue is whether the mother had such "lawful charge" of the child as to make the father's exercise of custody a violation of the statute.


under the age of twelve years, with intent to detain or conceal such child from its parent, guardian or other *559 person having the lawful charge of such child, shall, upon conviction, be punished by confinement and hard labor not exceeding five years, or imprisonment in the county jail not less than six months."
The statute, it will be seen, contains elements substantially identical to those in our present 21-3422, i.e., a taking of the child with "intent to detain or conceal such child from its parent, guardian, or other person having the lawful charge of such child." In reversing the conviction this court held:
"... She took with her to the Indian Territory her child, and the child has continued to be in her custody and under her control.She is its mother. The father and mother are the natural guardians of the persons of their minor children, and each parent equally so with the other. (Const., art. 15, § 6; The State v. Jones, 16 Kan. 608.)
"As Mrs. Willis, the mother of the child, had the equal right with her husband, the father, to the actual care and control of the child, it is clear that she could not be punished under the provisions of said § 47, for taking and carrying the child away from the father. If it be true that James Angel, the defendant, assisted her to leave her husband and in so doing assisted her in taking her child, he cannot be convicted under § 47, because he only assisted the mother


of the oilworkers' strike, a preparatory committee to set up a 'All Burma Workers Asiayone' was formed in 1939. Lwin was one of the members of the preparatory committee.

During the Second World War, Lwin was put in charge of the Pakokku District by the People's Revolutionary Party.

In 1945, Lwin became a Central Executive Committee member of the People's Freedom (Socialist) Party. In 1947 he was elected as a member of parliament.

Post-war
In 1949 he became the president of the Trade Union Congress. Under Lwin's leadership, the TUC(B) steered towards an openly communist line. At the May Day rally of 1950, TUC(B) demonstrators had carried large portraits of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong. In his speech at the rally, Lwin publicly declared that TUC(B)tries to make Elijah choose between Rebekah, Klaus and Hayley. He chooses Hayley.

Hayley meets Jackson. The two were betrothed back in the werewolf glory days.

Monique, recently returned from the grave, kills her Aunt Sophie.

This episode was exciting for a whole host of reasons. The first is that we finally see a full flashback of the past when Mikael returned to New Orleans. It was very Abe Lincoln, showdown style. Mikael confronts Klaus at the opera with a white oak stake at Klaus' chest.

Then we settle into a show that features Marcel nailed to a makeshift cross and Klaus' werewolf lover staked dead on stage. Remember, this is all thanks to Rebekah's big plan to get rid of Klaus once and for all. She chose the worst moment to


really great googly eyes, and the two have the longest almost-kissing moment of the series. Our hearts break a little as she then leaves to wander through the woods with her wolves.

After trapping Elijah and Rebekah together in the graveyard, Sabine decides it's time to take her leave. She cuts her own throat and dies, which means Davina rises. That's right, she's back!

As if we needed more reason to celebrate, Elijah also makes sure Celeste will never rise to torture him again with a little help from Monique. Maybe Sophie's niece is finally learning the error of her ways. She could, potentially, prove to be a powerful ally to the originals in the future.

On the downside, Klaus comes stalking into the graveyard wildly clutching a white oak stakeof those bridges were published by Professor L.F. Nikolai, the head of the bridge faculty at the Petersburg Institute of Railway Engineers, in his tutorial on bridge design for railway engineers.

In the summer of 1895, Proskouriakov was sent abroad, according to the decision of the Institute academic council in order to take part in the International Railway Congress in London, as well as explore local mechanical laboratories and bridges. Besides London, he visited laboratories in Paris, Zurich, Munich, Vienna and Berlin, and then went to the United States in order to get acquainted with the biggest bridge structures and local mechanical laboratories.

Proskouriakov was the first in Europe to reject then existing lattice bridge trusses with lots of vertical and diagonal members, which were extremely difficult for truss analysis.


I went down to the County offices to see about the driver's license fine as I told difficult child I would, taking the $50 with me from his dad. So...another God thing...the person in charge of the fines is someone I know, someone I used to go to church with. She also shared with me her meeting of a couple of weeks ago with difficult child and the good things she heard and saw in him at that meeting. She has reduced the fine to the lowest monthly amount possible---$20. She also got more information from me about the warrant and his arrest Wed. night at Wal-mart. Plus details about how much he owes today. She also hugged me, was very caring and compassionate and gave me herAbstract:

Purpose

Substantial previous researches find that corporate diversification lead to value erosion. Agency theory was an often-cited explanation to rationale decision maker's motivations toward diversification. With 144 Chinese public companies from the Small and Medium board in Shenzhen Stock Exchange, I explain how agency problems motivate Chinese public firms to diversify.

Data and methodology

Sample firms used in my analysis are selected from Small and Medium board in Shenzhen Stock Exchange. I collect data on the number of business segments in which the listed firm operates in, segment sales data, and some financial figures from Worldscope database. Owner identity and shareholdings of ultimate controller are manually collected from sample firms' annual reports. Managerial and institutional ownership are collected from Wind database. Several OLS regression was executed to analyze their impacts on


all of these records as modern-era, postwar records.

So, here goes:

Record of the Week

First, the bad news: as I noted last week, if Denard had rushed for 100 yards against Sparty, he would have been the first quarterback in NCAA FBS history to rush for at least 100 yards in six consecutive games. Five quarterbacks, including Denard, have run for at least 100 yards in five consecutive games, but no one has done it in six. I guess that just means it's time for Denard to start another streak.

And now, the good news: With 9 rushing yards against Iowa next week, Denard will become the 38th player in college football history to run for 1,000 yards and pass for 1,000 yards in the same season, with six games leftto play. (He briefly joined the 1000/1000 club last week against Sparty, before a 4th quarter sack sent him back down below the threshold.)

In addition, as of Saturday, Denard is the proud new owner of a new Michigan single-season record, for competion percentage with a minimum of 100 attempts. He has compled 67.2% of his passes with 125 attempts; the old record was held by Todd Collins, who completed 65.3% of his passes in 1992. Yes, Denard still has six games left, and therefore this mark could slip from his grasp, but given his remarkable running ability, it is incredible that he is even in a position to set a Michigan passing record.

Rushing Yards by a QB, Single-Game

Denard currently holds the Michigan and Big Ten records for rushing


yards by a quarterback in a single game: 258 vs. Notre Dame. The NCAA FBS record is 308, on 22 attempts, by Stacey Robinson of Northern Illinois, against Fresno State, on Oct. 6, 1990.

Rushing Yards by a QB, Single-Season

Denard currently has 991 rushing yards in 6 games. This projects to 1,982 over a 12-game schedule. He has already destroyed the previous Michigan record for QB rushing yards in a season: 674 by Steve Smith in 1981.

Before you get too overwhelmed by all the numbers in this diary, just stop and think about that for a minute. Denard Robinson, your starting Michigan quarterback, playing before your very eyes, is on pace to more than double a Michigan football record. And not just any record, but one that has stoodthe 200/200 games listed in the NCAA record book, sorted by total offense. You'll note that Denard is the only member of the 240/240 club, and Marques Tuiasosopo is the only member of the 200/300 club.

Player

Team (Opponent)

Year

Rushing

Passing

Total Off.

Marques Tuiasosopo

Washington (Stanford)

1999

207

302

509

Vince Young

Texas (Oklahoma St.)

2005

267

239

506

Denard Robinson

MICH (Notre Dame)

2010

258

244

502

Denard Robinson

MICH (Indiana)

2010

217

277

494

Reds Bagnell

Penn (Dartmouth)

1950

214

276

490

Brad Smith

Missouri (Nebraska)

2005

246

234

480

Brian Mitchell

La.-Lafayette (Colo. St.)

1987

271

205

476

Antwaan Randle-El

Indiana (Minnesota)

2000

210

263

473

Vince Young

Texas (USCRose Bowl)

2005

200

267

467

Patrick White

W. Va. (Pittsburgh)

2006

220

204

424

Steve Gage

Tulsa (New Mexico)

1986

212

209

421

The 1000/1000 Club

There are 36 quarterbacks (and one halfback, Johnny Bright of Drake) in FBS who have run and thrown for 1000 yards in the same season. Of these, none have both run and passed for 1500 yards (the rushing record for QBs is 1,223).

Incidentally, only two people have joined the 1000/1000 club as freshmen: Brad Smith of Missouri, and Joshua Cribbs of


for yards, touchdowns, and completions per attempt, and punishes them for interceptions per attempt. The NCAA formula, which differs from the NFL one, is:

Denard's 2010 passing efficiency is currently 164.1; his career efficiency (including last year) is 149.7, which would be a Michigan record if he keeps that pace. Here are Michigan's pass efficiency records:

Highest efficiency rating, career (min. 200 attempts): 148.1 (Elvis Grbac, 1989-1992) (Denard is at 149.7 for his career after 156 attempts)

The Big Ten single-season record is held by Kerry Collins of Penn State, who hit 172.9 in 1994. If Denard's end-zone INT epidemic remains a one-game phenomenon, he could still break the Big Ten record. The NCAA FBS record belongs to Colt Brennan of Hawaii, who reached 186.0 in 2006: likely out of reach.

OtherMichigan Passing Records

At the end of 2009, here were some of the other Michigan passing records. Denard could break some of the completion percentage records (Tate broke one as well):

Yards per completion, season (min. 60 completions): Bob Chappuis, 18.8, 1947 (Denard is at 14.6 with 84 completions, good for h all-time)

Yards per completion, career (min. 120 completions): Rick Leach, 17.1, 1975-1978 (Denard is at 14.4 with 98 completions, good for 8th all-time)

Other Michigan Rushing Records

At the end of 2009, here were the other relevant Michigan rushing records. On average yards per carry, he owns one of the single-game records Michigan tracks, but is surprisingly far from the other ones (not that that couldn't change in a hurry). The single-season and career records are within reach:

Acknowledgments

Thanks to tf (Michigan


rushing single-game record) and danieljpaul (Denard's season totals) for corrections. H/T to tubauberalles and enlightenedbum for tracking down the FBS single-game QB rushing record. Raoul and UM in VA persuaded me to post the total offense numbers, and pointed out Denard's ridiculous per-play stats, which I also added to the diary. Trebor pointed out that we should keep an eye on the impressive seasons of Taylor Martinez and Cam Newton.

He has 6 more games this year, plus the bowl, plus 2011 and 2012. When Denard knows when and how to pass, and when to run, it will be yet more incredible. He hasn't begun to touch his ceiling. And the next two years, when our defense causes more three and outs, he'll have the ball that many moreProjected through 12 games (ignoring the Big 12 CG and a bowl game), that's 94/154 for 1584 yards with 7 TDs/7 INTs passing and 163 carries for 1769 yards and 29 TDs. At their respective paces, both he and Denard will be in the 1500/1500 club at the end of the season.

Also, I'm not sure how many plays are required to qualify, but I think Martinez broke the NCAA single game records you list for yards per play with 369 yards on 22 plays (16.8 yards per play average) against Kansas State.

The FBS Record Book tracks two records in that category, one for 37-62 plays and one for 63 plays or more. So Martinez's performance was impressive but not record-breaking.

Prior to the MSU game, I pointed out in


The transgender son of the leader of the Tasmanian Greens joins calls for the State Government to allow people to change the gender on their birth certificate without having drastic surgery.

In budget estimates hearings on Thursday, Attorney-General Elise Archer revealed the Department of Justice was reviewing the Births, Deaths and Marriages Act in response to calls from the transgender community for proper recognition.

Under current state law, transgender people cannot change the gender on their birth certificate unless they have surgery to remove their reproductive organs.

South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory are the only two jurisdictions to have removed the requirement.

Jasper Lees, who is the son of Greens Leader Cassy O'Connor, began his transition from female to male 18 months ago.

Mr Lees, 19, has had surgery to removeto the level of a constitutional violation.
On July 27, 1984, Sylvia Holton, Plaintiff, and Helen Mena had dinner at the Steak and Ale restaurant. Both women were nurses working at Palo Pinto General Hospital; Helen Mena was evaluating Sylvia for a promotion. While at dinner, both women drank two glasses of wine. After eating dinner, the women proceeded to Wet Willies, a bar and dance hall. There, both women had two mixed drinks. They left after midnight and were proceeding home on F.M. 2552. The women decided to stop at the Iron Skillet, a truckstop, in Weatherford, Texas to eat and use the restroom. It appears that Sylvia Holton had the car headlights on high beam.
Shortly before the exit, the women were approached by two oncoming cars. Neither


and independently came to a stop at the Iron Skillet.
The first time Sylvia noticed Trooper Mohon was when he appeared at her car door at the Iron Skillet. He approached Sylvia, identified himself and asked for her driver's license. Sylvia fumbled for it and gave Trooper Mohon her driver's license. At this time, Defendant Mohon observed Sylvia's slurred speech and smelled alcohol on her breath. Sylvia had not yet seen Mark Jackson and told Trooper Mohon to call him because he could "vouch" for her. In response, Trooper Mohon indicated that Mark Jackson was present. Trooper Mohon began to question Sylvia. She was not warned of her rights. He asked Sylvia how many drinks she had consumed that evening and she responded "two". Trooper Mohon continued to questionwas unable to correctly recite her social security number.
After Sylvia took the field sobriety test, she was booked into the jail. At this time, Helen Mena was released. Carlee Seidel, a female dispatcher for the Parker County Sheriff's Office, was told to conduct a strip search of Sylvia. Such search was not made at Trooper Mohon's request or order; rather, such search was made pursuant to Parker County's policy. The Sheriff of Parker County has a policy requiring that all prisoners being placed in the jail be searched. Such policy is made to protect both the prisoners, as well as other inmates. Likewise, the Parker County Jail has a policy that any prisoner charged with a felony, or a crime of violence or misdemeanor involving drugs or alcohol


Seidel actually searched Sylvia's clothing. Sylvia dressed and walked back out to the jail.
Immediately before Sylvia was placed in a jail cell, Mark Jackson asked if he could post a personal bond for Sylvia. Although unusual, the Parker County Jail agreed to release Sylvia to Mark Jackson's custody. He took her to her house.
Since this incident, Sylvia Holton has suffered an increased number of migraine headaches. Before the incident, Plaintiff suffered migraine headaches about once a year. Immediately following this incident, she suffered headaches two or three times a month. She is currently suffering from approximately one migraine headache a month. Plaintiff also complains of nightmares. Immediately following the incident, she experienced nightmares of someone screaming and physically pushing at her about three or four times a week.not entitled to the qualified immunity defense, they are liable for damages suffered by Plaintiff. This Court finds that Sylvia Holton suffered both physically and psychologically from the actions of Parker County officials. Sylvia Holton incurred medical expenses as a result of the incident.
The Court is of the opinion and finds that Carlee Seidel was an employee of Parker County, Texas, and was following the directions of her employer in performing the strip search in question. Because Carlee Seidel was acting pursuant to the policy of Parker County in conducting such a search, Parker County shall be solely liable for damages suffered by Sylvia Holton.
The Court is of the opinion and finds that Sylvia Berry Holton should recover of and from Parker County, Texas for her damages the


in one of his columns, "No one person can be the one who decides who is champion, especially one with a commercial interest. Nigel Collins is not the man, either. He knows enough about the game so that if Bob Arum is his rag's biggest advertiser, then Bob Arum's guys become fighter of the year."

When Ring was perpetrating one of the more disgusting and distasteful scandals in the history of the sport, Max Kellerman, the magazine's new "de facto" public relations director, was four years old. And if he had done the slightest bit of homework, he'd have realized that even at that age, he could have gotten into the ratings - if he had passed enough cash into the hands of Johnny Ort, who was editor ofshould have been in that bout, defending his title, was Golden Johnson, who had won the NABF title IN THE RING (listening, Max?) and defended just three months earlier, yet lost it not by fighting, but by terminating his relationship with a promoter who ESPN, incidentally, was in business with.

He was stripped of his title after declining to sign a new promotional contract with Arthur Pellulo of Banner Promotions, even though he was ready, willing, and able to go through with the championship defense against Sanders.

The NABF would have been concerned only with the fact that Johnson was available - IF it were an honest organization. Instead, these guys decided to perform a little magic, and presto! - all of a sudden Johnson had his title, and a


influence young minds?

Whatever the answers, last Wednesday at the New York Hilton there was a golden opportunity for Kellerman to stand up, be heard, confront the "enemy", interact with some movers and shakers in a free exchange of ideas, perhaps do something do advance the cause of boxing reform, and yes, in keeping with the ESPN theme, provide a little publicity "bump" as he strides into a new talk show the network has handed him.

Here was the big chance to "spit on the WBA" in person, as Kellerman had previously done on television (Wow, what a visual for that "Around the Horn" intro!).

A lot of people who cared about boxing showed up at that event. I, for one, traveled over a thousand miles for it.

Max had about fourWhen it comes to cool road trips and awesome driving exploits, Apollo astronauts David Scott, John Young, and Eugene Cernan pretty much have us all beat forever, seeing as how they drove on the Moon and all. At least the video up top gives some idea of what it was like to tool around the Moon.

The short version is that lunar driving is silent, barren, and utterly beyond incredible. The video up top was recored by Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke, the second Apollo crew to get to use the Lunar Rover, although only Young as mission commander got to actually drive the thing. The first half of the video was taken by a stationary Duke as Young drove past, providing the more familiar image


"When he did bring out the piece of paper, that was very, very unusual," Riveron said on a conference call with reporters Thursday. "The last time I saw it done was about four or five years ago, also in an NFL game, and that's not the norm. Gene made the decision strictly on visual affirmation that the ball made the line to gain."travel from all corners of the country, stake out a hotel, kidnap the issuer of the WMP and haul him away to jail. Here’s FT with the story:

The head of a Chinese exchange that trades minor metals was captured by angry investors in a dawn raid and turned over to Shanghai police, as the investors attempted to force the authorities to investigate why their funds have been frozen. Investors have been protesting for weeks after the Fanya Metals Exchange in July ceased making payments on financial investment products. The exchange, based in the southwestern city of Kunming, bought and stockpiled minor metals such as indium and bismuth, while also offering high interest, highly-liquid investment products from its offices in Shanghai and its financing branch in Kunming. Some investors


look and me and Dan in our Princess Club hoodies. Then she would nudge to her kids, give a head point, they would all turn, stare at us, turn back, and laugh out loud. She had 3 kids all elementary school aged. Now, I have done some silly things in my time, like this hair dye job:

So, a Mom and her kids laughing at our children's hoodies did not really phase us. Then the woman turned to us and in a tone like she was the most clever person on the planet said "Did you guys lose a bet!?" I was kind of surprised that this Mother of 3 would decide to insult some strangers she was going to spend the next 7 minutes with, but before eitherof us could answer, Rickli came to our defense and said "No, did you?" Ordinarily, a comeback like this would be as insulting as "I know you are, but what am I?", until you hear the description of this woman. She was short, portly and from head to toe in yellow. Tank top, fanny pack, shorts, you name it, it was yellow. She looked like a lemon.

You could tell that Rickli's comeback was not what she had expected. She gave us a loud "hurumph", cocked her head back like the Queen of England and quickly turned her back to us. The elevator doors opened, we took our seats, and the three of us put the incident behind us, unfortunately she did not...

At the completion of the ride I


had all but forgotten about the incident with the Lemon. As we were about to exit the gift shop we heard someone behind us "What kind of person wears a shirt like that, must be a real smart-ass?!" It was the Lemon, she was referring to the shirt Rickli had on that said something like "Take your 26 rings and shove them up your ass." (It was in reference to the Red Sox having never won a World Series at the time.) She then attempted to scurry past us with her kids, but Rickli was too fast for her. He countered with "What kind of Mother curses in front of her small children?" She did not like this comment one bit, but she was out of ammo, sheis common for a PVC bead to be driven into the stapling channel. Once an awning assembly is constructed, it is often attached to the exterior wall of a building by attaching one of the framing tubes at the upper-most edge of the awning assembly to the wall of the building. Often framing tubes at the lower edge and framing tubes between the upper and lower edges are also attached to the exterior wall of the building.
Awnings function as decoration. Awnings also often function as shelters from the weather. Thus, it is often desirable or necessary to caulk between an awning and the wall to which it is connected in an effort to preclude the flow of water between the awning and the wall. Caulking is typically carried


The Irish team has taken gold and bronze in the World Ploughing Championships in Canada while Northern Ireland has claimed a bronze medal.

John Whelan from New Ross, Co Wexford won the reversible ploughing competition and Thomas Cochrane from Coleraine, Co Derry took third in the same contest.

Eamonn Tracey from Co Carlow came third in the conventional ploughing competition which was won by Barbara Klaus from Austria.

All three are seasoned ploughmen on the world stage. Mr Cochrane is a former world champion and this was Mr Tracey’s eighth time competing at world level. He was runner-up in the conventional class at the world championships in Croatia last year and won the gold medal in the 1999 world championships.

It was Mr Whelan’s fifth time to represent Ireland on the worldstage. He won the European reversible ploughing contest twice and is four times senior reversible national champion.

The two-man Irish team was coached by Kilkenny’s Brian Ireland who took on the role for the first time. They will arrive back to Dublin airport on Tuesday.

Some 57 competitors from 29 countries took part in the 60th world ploughing championships in Alberta. Irish woman Anna Marie McHugh was recently appointed general secretary of the World Ploughing Organisation - the first woman to hold this role.

Her mother, Anna May McHugh is director of the National Ploughing Association. This year’s National Ploughing Championships will take place in Ratheniska, Stradbally, Co Laois from September 24th to 26th.


VEAZIE, Maine — A Veazie convenience store was held up at gunpoint Sunday evening, and police said they are searching for the robbers.

Police Chief Mark Leonard said a frantic phone call from the owner of the Veazie Mini Mart on U.S. Route 2 came in around 8 p.m., stating she had been robbed by two men.

Leonard said the men, one of whom was armed with a handgun, entered the store and demanded money from the owner.

One of the robbers, a white man dressed in black, took an undisclosed amount of cash from the register while his accomplice, another white man wearing a black and white flannel shirt, light-colored jeans and a gray sweatshirt, took an undisclosed amount of additional store cash from the owner, Leonard explained.

Story continues belowStrategy (BEIS) resumed publication of its formal estimates of the total impacts of policies, of which the direct subsidies to renewables are only part, on both gas and electricity prices. These figures were last published in 2014 (Estimated Impacts) and discontinued, many of us suspect, because they were so embarrassing. At that time the department calculated that in their central scenario for 2020 domestic household electricity prices (NB, prices per unit, not bills) would be some 37% higher than they would have been in the absence of policies, and that prices for a medium sized business would be some 62% higher. Future projections out to 2030 were equally disconcerting, and it is thus imperative to know whether government attempts to contain the costs of energy and climate policies


BERKELEY, Calif. (Project Syndicate) — Until very recently, one of the biggest challenges facing mankind was making sure there was enough to eat. From the dawn of agriculture until well into the Industrial Age, the common human condition was what nutritionists and public-health experts would describe as severe and damaging nutritional biomedical stress.

Some 250 years ago, Georgian England was the richest society that had ever existed, and yet food shortages still afflicted large segments of the population. Adolescents sent to sea by the Marine Society to be officers’ servants were half a foot shorter than the sons of the gentry. A century of economic growth later, the working class in the United States was still spending 40 cents of every extra dollar earned on more calories.

Today, food scarcity1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a correction support apparatus, a correction support system, a correction support method, and a correction support program, and particularly relates to a correction support apparatus, a correction support system, a correction support method, and a correction support program for a correction support apparatus in which a student apparatus and a corrector apparatus are connected by a communication line enabling an answer obtained from the student apparatus to be edited and transmitted to the corrector apparatus, and a correction result obtained from the corrector apparatus to be re-edited and returned to the student apparatus.
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Conventionally, in the case of general correspondence courses, a student (a primary schoolchild or a junior high school student, for example) receives


fact, according to the complaint, he had agreed to dialysis if he
were in danger from uremia. Plaintiff further alleged that two days after he was
discharged from St. Luke’s, he “collapsed” and was admitted to another hospital, where a
team of nephrologists urged him to begin emergency dialysis. The following day, he was
diagnosed with a potentially fatal heart condition that was a complication of uremia. In
his cause of action for fraud, plaintiff alleged that after he received his medical records
from St. Luke’s in March 2008, he realized Dr. Paraguya had lied to him and manipulated
his chart.
   B. First Through Fourth Amended Complaints
       Plaintiff filed a first amended complaint on September 15, 2011, alleging a single
cause of action for fraud against Dr. Paraguyauncertain because it sought to
“twist a garden variety medical negligence case” into one for fraud. On October 27,
2011, the court sustained the demurrer as to the statute of limitations issue with leave to
amend.
       Butler filed a second amended complaint, in which he detailed the reason he
mistakenly identified March 2008 as the date of discovery of the fraud in his initial
complaint. Butler explained that he first ordered his medical records in February 2008.
When he received them in March 2008, he believed he had received incomplete records
because they did not include any notes from a nephrologist and he mistakenly believed
that the records contained the notes of a nurse, rather than Dr. Paraguya. He looked at the
records only briefly at that time. Butler alleged he


again ordered his records in
June 2008, and received them in August 2008. He then realized that the allegedly
inaccurate progress notes had been made by Dr. Paraguya. He believed he was
investigating a malpractice claim against Dr. Iliya as well as Dr. Paraguya, and thought
the records were missing the nephrology notes. He again requested the records, and
received them in November 2008. When he saw nothing from the nephrologist, he began
to suspect Dr. Paraguya had committed fraud.
       Dr. Paraguya demurred to the second amended complaint on the ground that it was
barred by the three-year statute of limitations for fraud. The trial court overruled the
demurrer on the ground that Butler’s explanation for the change of the date of discovery
of fraud was sufficient to prevent him frombeing bound by his prior allegation that he
discovered the fraud in March 2008.
       On June 12, 2012, plaintiff filed his third amended complaint, which named the
Hospital Defendants and asserted causes of action for fraud and negligent infliction of
emotional distress. Dr. Paraguya demurred to the third amended complaint on the
grounds that plaintiff failed to state facts sufficient to constitute causes of action for fraud

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and negligent infliction of emotional distress, and the trial court overruled the demurrer.
The


of
limitations found in section 340.5.
   C. Fifth Amended Complaint
       We now reach the operative complaint in this action. Plaintiff filed a fifth
amended complaint alleging a single cause of action for fraud against all defendants. As
the basis for his claim, he alleged the following: He was hospitalized at St. Luke’s in
May 2007 and received medical treatment there. His primary physician, Dr. Paraguya,
informed him falsely that Dr. Iliya knew of his admission, had seen his test results, and
was advising Dr. Paraguya. Plaintiff relied on this false information, which led him to
believe he had been screened and assessed properly before being approved for discharge.
Dr. Paraguya did not allow plaintiff to ask the nephrologist any questions about his
condition, thus concealing from him the immediatedanger of uremia.
       Plaintiff alleged he filed a grievance while he was still a patient in May 2007 on
the grounds that he was being discharged too soon, that he had not been seen by a
nephrologist, and that without a nephrology evaluation, he did not know whether he
should undergo dialysis. St. Luke’s director of nursing dismissed the grievance without
investigation. Plaintiff filed a second grievance in July 2009, complaining that
Dr. Paraguya treated him without a nephrologist and lied in his chart. When he did not
receive a reply from the hospital, he reported the grievance to the California Department


                   4
of Public Health (DPH) in October 2009. Four months later, in February 2010, DPH
received a letter from defendant Dr. Pont, California Pacific Medical Center’s Vice
President of Medical Staff Affairs, dated August 2009, indicating the hospital had
investigated his grievance and found it lacked merit. The letter noted that Dr. Iliya had
said he would have been happy to see plaintiff if he had agreed to dialysis. Plaintiff
alleged he did not receive a copy of the letter until the middle of April 2010, that the
letter was a fabrication, and that the letter was the last overt act of a conspiracy among
the defendants to deceive him and DPH.
     last treated him in
February 2007, three months before the hospital stay.
       Plaintiff also alleged he was given false information about where he could obtain
the medications he needed upon his discharge in May 2007.
       Both Dr. Paraguya and the Hospital Defendants filed demurrers to the fifth
amended complaint, alleging, inter alia, that it was barred by the statute of limitations.
(§ 340.5.) The trial court ruled that plaintiff’s action was time-barred by section 340.5,
the statute of limitations for medical malpractice. The court sustained the demurrers
without leave to amend. Plaintiff has appealed the ensuing judgments.


was silicone. (Id. at p. 629.) The defendant had
been arrested a few months previously for using silicone, which was considered
dangerous for use in human body tissue, and was told that using it without a permit was
against the law. (Id. at pp. 629–630.) The plaintiff later had a double mastectomy after
masses were found in her breasts. (Id. at p. 631.) She brought an action against the
doctor alleging malpractice, battery, and fraud, and the trial court ruled the malpractice
claim was barred by the one-year statute of limitations. (Id. at pp. 631–632.) Relying on
Tell and Weinstock, the defendant contended all the causes of action were for injuries as a
result of medical treatment and were therefore barred by the statute of limitations for
medical malpractice. (Id. at p. 632.)
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dialysis. Thus, the complaint shows on its face that plaintiff knew or was on notice of
facts showing he had suffered an injury due to Dr. Paraguya’s wrongdoing in May 2007.
He did not file this action until June 29, 2011, more than four years later. Plaintiff
contends, however, that he did not become aware of the fraud until August 2008, when he
reviewed his medical records and learned that the nephrologist had not consulted with
Dr. Paraguya. Even assuming the statute of limitations began to run only after he
discovered the alleged misstatements in his records in 2008, the


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Washington, 25, originally signed on with the Cardinals as an undrafted free agent out of Newberry back in May of 2014. He lasted just a few weeks with the Cardinals before he was waived and later claimed by the Giants.

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A mobile developer is moving from soccer to a different kind competitive game.

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With some figures at Camp Nou praising Blancos players in recent weeks, we cast an eye over Jose Mourinho's squad and weigh up who the Blaugrana might dream of prising away

By Charlie Scott

There are few players in the world who would improve Barcelona's team.

Unfortunately for the Catalan giants, of the handful that could, a number of them play in the glistening white of their arch-rivals Real Madrid.

With two Clasicos on the horizon, Goal.com decided to take a speculative look at who the Blaugrana would most like to steal from Real Madrid, in an ideal world where both money and the rocky relationship between the two clubs was no object.

On Tuesday evening the pair re-ignite that rivalry for the second leg


of their Copa del Rey semi-final, and with the tie finely-balanced following a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu on January 30, both teams are likely field full strength teams with potential silverware at stake.

The interest in this Clasico clash has been as intense as ever, particularly after two high-profile Barca figures expressed their admiration for some of Madrid's players.

Earlier this month Sandro Rosell, the Barcelona president, admitted to Punto Radio: "There is one Real Madrid player I have liked for many years. I'm not going to say who it is because I would be creating a circus."

It is fair to say that Rosell knew there would be a carnival-esque response to his comments regardless of whether he named the specific player in question.

And then, on February 18,the usually-reserved midfield maestro Andres Iniesta fuelled the debate raging in Spain about who Barcelona would love to take from Real Madrid when he told Catalunya Radio, "I've always liked Sergio Ramos. He always seems like an amazing player."

Although it is rare for players to make the switch between the two Liga clubs, some have succeeded after doing so in the past, including Luis Figo and Michael Laudrup.

Below are five players Barcelona would hypothetically love to take to Camp Nou.

SERGIO RAMOS

The Camas-born defender has established himself as a vital component of both Real Madrid and Spain's starting XI in the past eight years since joining los Merengues from Sevilla in 2005.

You do not win 99 caps for the current Spain side without being a fantastic player, and despite


a questionable disciplinary record that has seen him sent off 16 times in 250 appearances for Madrid, in terms of physical and technical quality he would certainly fit right in in at Camp Nou.

Having played with so many of the Barcelona squad for the national side, he is also very familiar with their style of play.

IKER CASILLAS

When people think of Madrid, they think of the club's captain Iker Casillas. The experienced goalkeeper made his debut for the club aged just 17, and - but for a Jose Mourinho-enduced spell on the bench before Christmas - has been first-choice in goal when fit ever since.

Like Ramos, he has played with many of the Barcelona players for Spain during their record-breaking run of three consecutive international trophies, while he wouldcertainly solve the problem facing Tito Vilanova as to who will replace Victor Valdes. The current Barca goalkeeper revealed he would not be signing a new contract at the club which means the Liga leaders are on the lookout for a replacement.

RAPHAEL VARANE

The former Lens centre-back has burst onto the scene this season with some exquisite displays in defence for los Blancos, prompting rave reviews from across Europe.

His current team-mate Pepe has stated that he believes the French youngster will become the best defender in the world, and it is hard to disagree with the Portugal international.

The 19-year-old was Madrid's stand-out player when the two sides met for the first leg of their Copa del Rey tie at the end of January, as he stopped the Catalan's attack


from sparkling before scoring the equalising goal late on with a thumping header. His versatility and youth make him a fantastic potential signing for the Blaugrana, particularly as Carles Puyol's career draws to a close.

ANGEL DI MARIA

The Argentina international is a different kind of player to any that Barcelona possess at this moment in time. His pace and crossing ability would give the Catalan side an added dimension, while his wondrous left foot would make him a perfect mentor for the promising Masia star Cristian Tello.

After making an explosive start to the season, the former Benfica man has dipped in and out of form, which has prompted criticism from Jose Mourinho, but the attacker's class has never been in doubt and Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson isthought to be a long-term admirer.

CRISTIANO RONALDO

While Casillas may symbolise the capital club, Ronaldo is their irreplaceable talisman. The Portuguese predator has fired an astonishing 183 goals in 182 games since moving from Manchester United in 2009, but it could all have been so different.

Had Sandro Rosell been voted in as Barcelona president in 2008, the marquee signing he had hoped to line up was Ronaldo. Instead he moved to los Blancos, and the rest - as they say - is history.

Though the idea of Ronaldo at Camp Nou now seems implausible, it is a tantalising suggestion. His flexibility playing in any role in a front three would make him a wonderful foil for the dribbling runs of Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, while his blistering pace would


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Top winners
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 2 – 3 clubs (Kirovets, Avanhard, Svitanok-Ahrosvit)
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See also
 FFU Council of Regions

References

External links
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Groups that had been preparing to protest the Boston Free Speech Rally saw their plans become viral following the violence in Charlottesville. The event drew a largely peaceful crowd of 40,000 counter-protestors. In The Atlantic, McKay Coppins stated that the 33 people arrested for violent incidents were "mostly egged on by the minority of 'Antifa' agitators in


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their surveillance of Apartment B and the Honda, while he and another officer followed the car containing the woman and older male. Id. at 13. After stopping the couple at a McDonald's restaurant nearby, Officer Abdalla questioned the female and learned she was Mr. Bowman's mother and had gone to the residence to retrieve some of Mr. Bowman's belongings, but was refused entry by the male who answered the door and was told that she would have to return later. Id. at 14.
During this brief interlude, Officer Shieder contacted Officer Abdalla and stated that two individuals had just walked out of Apartment B and were walking towards the charcoal-colored Honda, which was located across the street from the apartment. Id. at 14, 60, 91. When Officer Abdalla returnedto the scene about a minute later, the officers had stopped a "tall black male, slim ... and [a black male] approximately 5'8" in height [and with a] medium medium-to-large build." Id. at 15. The tall male was later identified as Mr. Jones, and the shorter male was later identified as the defendant, Mr. Holly. Id. Officer Abdalla was informed that Mr. Jones and Mr. Holly had walked out of the apartment and approached the Honda; Mr. Jones apparently used a key to secure the apartment after their departure. Id. at 17. The government's second and final witness, Officer Lee Nobriga, testified that another officer, Officer Francheck, also observed a "dark-colored bag" in the defendant's hand and that the defendant threw the "bag" into the back seat of


the Honda, which was parked on the opposite of the street, before he was stopped. Id. at 91, 93. Officer Abdalla described the bag as smaller than a book bag and similar to a bag that is used to carry cosmetics or hair shaving items. Tr. at 74.[5]
*121 When Officer Abdalla arrived, he saw Mr. Jones standing by the passenger side of the Honda and Mr. Holly standing at the driver's door. Id. The two men were surrounded by eight to ten police officers and were handcuffed.[6]Id. at 62-64. Officer Abdalla was informed that Mr. Holly was observed carrying a "black-type pouch" in his right hand when he was approaching the car, and that Mr. Holly had thrown the black pouch into the back seat of the vehicle.Id. at 18. The two individuals were "secured by the vehicle," while Officer Abdalla and the others entered the residence. Id. at 19-20.
When the officers entered the residence, they discovered five .38 caliber rounds of ammunition on a window sill in the living room, as well as a piece of luggage with a tag listing the defendant as the purported owner. Id. at 21, 86; Gov.'s Mot. at 3. Immediately upon finding the bullets, Officer Abdalla advised the two officers who remained with Mr. Jones and Mr. Holly to place them under arrest.[7] Tr. at 21. Officer Abdalla testified that it had begun to rain at some point shortly after the officers entered the apartment, and the defendant and Mr. Jones had been taken "under a front awning


walked to a car that had been described by the informant as being associated with the men, who were allegedly involved in criminal activity, and the defendant opened a door of the car and threw an item inside, thus confirming his connection to the vehicle. These facts, viewed in their totality, gave the officers probable cause to arrest the defendant. Dawkins, 17 F.3d at 404 (officers had probable cause to arrest defendant based on informant's tip that defendant had escaped from a juvenile facility and defendant matched the informant's general description, although the officers could not confirm whether he had a scar or dog bite on his leg as described by the informant).[14]
The question that remains regarding the defendant's arrest is whether the probable cause for his arrestof defendant's motion to suppress where officers searched, pursuant to Terry stop, car that he was standing directly next to after observing him "immediately" throw items into a car when he saw the officers and the officers saw a dagger in the car upon confronting the defendant).[16]
However, a search incident to an arrest is determined at the time of the arrest. And, according to Officer Abdalla's own testimony, the defendant in this case had been secured, moved to a location across the street from the vehicle, and had already been handcuffed when the car was entered and the bag was seized. Thus, "[o]nce [the] accused [was] under arrest and in custody, then a search made at another place [not within the suspect's control], without a warrant, is simply