she declined because she has no use for it.

"They scaled (the project) back and made (the park into) a yard, which is fine. It was a good solution ," Jones said. "They were very accommodating."

Katie Frisbie Crowell said her company believes the existing fiberglass dolphin sculpture is a replica of the original bronze one installed at the park. "If the original, (high-)quality sculpture were available, we would have been happy to display it elsewhere or donate to the appropriate party," Crowell said.

In addition to the townhhouses, Frisbie Group wants to develop on speculation a five-bedroom, single-family house — with about 6,000 total square feet — on the adjacent lot at 106 Gulfstream Road. That project is expected to be ready for review by the Architectural Commission in August,cross-examine witnesses, (7) he understood his rights and wanted to give them up, (8) he was satisfied with his attorney's representation, and (9) he realized the papers he signed would be used as evidence against him. To each of these inquiries appellant answered in the affirmative. Further, appellant indicated that no one had promised him anything in exchange for entering his plea.
Once the judge was satisfied that appellant had voluntarily signed the papers, she accepted his pleas of guilty. The Waivers of Constitutional Rights, Agreements to Stipulate, and Judicial Confessions were then offered and admitted into evidence. The judge found the evidence was sufficient to substantiate appellant's guilt.
Appellant claims that while the trial judge specifically inquired about some of his rights, she made no specific inquiry about whether


konstatir, qualify and konstituir. In konstatir stage, it was found that the Justice establishes concrete events based on the results of judicial underneath. In the qualification stage, judges perform legal discovery by providing the right of nafkah iddah to his wife. In terms of Islamic law, the provision of nafkah iddah in line with the opinions imam of Abu Hanifah. In konstituir stage, judges provide legal answer to the problems proposed to him by granting and providing nafkah iddah as printed in the ruling number: 137 / K / AG / 2007. While the legal discovery methods used by the judges is a argumentation method that contains analogy method and narrowing of meaning (Rechtsvervijning). Meaning constriction method used by the judges in deriving the meaning of the wordHarlem Shake Inspires Activists In Egypt

Dance music sensation Baauer's Harlem Shake will be the soundtrack to a major demonstration in the Middle East next week (07Mar13).

Activists have announced they will be re-enacting the viral dance in front of the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters in Moqattam, Egypt, as part of a protest.

Baauer's track has stormed the world's charts and online sites as fans create their own shake to his dance anthem and post the footage online.

And the tune's success has inspired activists in Egypt.

One protester says, "We're creating a new group called Satiric Revolutionary Struggle that aims to send clear messages to the Muslim Brotherhood through satire. The event is in front of the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters because we know their office is ruling the country."

Four students have already been


of their rent because that won't protect them from being evicted once the moratorium is lifted.

Groceries or rent

Elizabeth Ellis made a different choice and paid half of the $725 she owed in April for her basement apartment in Hamilton, Ont.

She is a personal support worker who was slated to start a new role in mid-March, but the training was put on hold because of COVID-19. She said her other clients don't want home visits because they are worried about catching the virus.

Elizabeth Ellis, shown at a housing protest in Hamilton in 2018, paid half of the $725 she owed in April for her basement apartment. (Adam Carter/CBC)

She applied for the CERB at the end of April, but her only income for that month was the $700 she receivedDecember 2000

Joe McPheeNation TimeUnheard Music Series/Atavistic

Joe McPhee is often in danger of being at the other pole of what happens to influence without depth and impact without complete understanding of why the paradigmatic expression emerged in the first place. It is ironic that the title of this CD, Nation Time, and the first piece carry a phrase that I first introduced as a political statement animated by the Black Liberation Movement. The phrase was most visible when it was projected by the 1972 National Black Political Convention in Gary, Ind., and subsequently as the title of a Word-Music album.

McPhee, past the cry of "Nation Time," tries to stretch his essentially rhythm-and-blues shaped mainstream musical approach into the frenzy and force he identifies with that first call. His blunt


Deschamps: France need miracle at World Cup

France need a 'miracle' to win the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Brazil, according to their coach Didier Deschamps.

Published

26 May 2014

The 1998 World champions have been drawn with Switzerland, Honduras and Ecuador in Group E at the showpiece event.

France have endured a turbulent ride since that triumphant display on home soil 16 years ago, with success at Euro 2000 and a runner-up finish at the 2006 World Cup softening the blow of recent failures.

The nation failed to make it out of the group stage at the 2010 World Cup, exiting without a win against Uruguay, Mexico and host's South Africa.

France also narrowly accounted for Ukraine (3-2 on aggregate) in a World Cup qualifying play-off to make it to Brazil, having finished secondin their qualification group behind champions Spain.

The 19th-ranked nation's performances have not filled Deschamps with much confidence ahead of their opening game against Honduras in Porto Alegre on June 15.

"I'm going to Brazil with lots of ambition but I'm a realist, too," said Deschamps, who featured in both of France's triumphs at the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000.

"There are countries that are much better than us on paper. We can't hide from the truth. The only match that France won in the group stage of a World Cup in the last 12 years was against Togo in 2006."

Deschamps added: "I can't talk about winning the World Cup.

"There are teams who are far ahead of us, including a team who won the last World Cup and the last


two European Championships (Spain). There are six or seven. To win it for us would be viewed as a miracle."

The French national team have also been plagued by a number of off-field incidents, with Nicolas Anelka, Patrice Evra and Samir Nasri some of the player's dominating the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

And Deschamps admits coaches face a much tougher task managing players compared to years gone by thanks to the introduction of social media.

"They are all using it in their spare time so they become more isolated and selfish," the 44-year-old said.

"They share less, they talk less. They have apps, their phones and the internet but they are less used to talking to people.

"Nowadays you never see players playing cards. We used to sit around playing cardsNOTES ON U.S. GENOCIDE IN THE PHILIPPINES AND THE URGENT NEED TO PREVENT ITS REPETITION

by E. San Juan, Jr.

Lest people forget, the U.S. ruling class today, since the end of the Cold War and the beginning of the Gulf War, has been deeply mired in an unconscionable, self-destructive war against people of color in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, Colombia, Nepal, Mexico, Sudan, Somalia, and, of course, the Philippines. With over 446,000 troops abroad in over 725 bases worldwide, the U.S. is now transferring thousands of troops from its Okinawa base to Luzon. Over 40 US Special Forces have been involved in the raging battles in Mindanao and Sulu against Muslim insurgents; in Cotabato, the US has been constructing a naval/air base larger than Clark and Subic combined. Under the


first Filipino scholar to make a thorough documentation of the carnage is the late Luzviminda Francisco in her contribution to The Philippines: The End of An Illusion (London, 1973).

This fact is not even mentioned in the tiny paragraph or so in most U.S. history textbooks. Stanley Karnow’s In Our Image (1989), the acclaimed history of this intervention, quotes the figure of 200,000 Filipinos killed in outright fighting. Among historians, only Howard Zinn and Gabriel Kolko have dwelt on the “genocidal” character of the catastrophe. Kolko, in his magisterial Main Currents in Modern American History (1976), reflects on the context of the mass murder: “Violence reached a crescendo against the Indian after the Civil War and found a yet bloodier manifestation during the protracted conquest of the Philippines from1898 until well into the next decade, when anywhere from 200,000 to 600,000 Filipinos were killed in an orgy of racist slaughter that evoked much congratulation and approval….” Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States (1980) cites 300,000 Filipinos killed in Batangas alone, while William Pomeroy’s American Neo-Colonialism (1970) cites 600,000 Filipinos dead in Luzon alone by 1902. The actual figure of 1.4 million covers the period from 1899 to 1905 when resistance by the Filipino revolutionary forces mutated from outright combat in battle to guerilla skirmishes; it doesn’t include the thousands of Moros (Filipino Muslims) killed in the first two decades of U.S. colonial domination.

The first Philippine Republic led by General Emilio Aguinaldo, which had already waged a successful war against the Spanish colonizers, mounted a


the first half of the bloody twentieth century.

Civilizing Holocaust

As defined by the UN 1948 “ Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide,” genocide means acts “committed with intention to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group.” It is clear that the U.S. colonial conquest of the Philippines deliberately sought to destroy the national sovereignty of the Filipinos. The intent of the U.S. perpetrators included the dissolution of the ethnic identity of the Filipinos manifest in the rhetoric, policies, and disciplinary regimes enunciated and executed by legislators, politicians, military personnel, and other apparatuses. The original proponents of the UN document on genocide conceived of genocide as including acts or policies aimed at “preventing the preservation or development” of “racial,national, linguistic, religious, or political groups.” That would include “all forms of propaganda tending by their systematic and hateful character to provoke genocide, or tending to make it appear as a necessary, legitimate, or excusable act.” What the UN had in mind, namely, genocide as cultural or social death of targeted groups, was purged from the final document due to the political interests of the nation-states that then dominated the world body.

What was deleted in the original draft of the UN document are practices considered genocidal in their collective effect. Some of them were carried out in the Philippines by the United States from 1899 up to 1946 when the country was finally granted formal independence.As with the American Indians, U.S. colonization involved, among others, the “destruction of


in totalizing and naturalizing modes unique perhaps to the civilizational drives ofmodernity. Within the modern period, in particular, the messianic impulse to genocide springs from the imperative of capital accumulation—the imperative to reduce humans to commodified labor-power, to saleable goods/services. U.S. “primitive accumulation” began with the early colonies in New England and Virginia, and culminated in the 19th century with the conquest and annexation of Puerto Rico, Cuba, Guam, Hawaii, and the Philippines.With the historical background of the U.S. campaigns against the American Indians in particular, and the treatment of African slaves and Chicanos in general, there is a need for future scholars and researchers to concretize this idea of genocide (as byproduct of imperial expansion) by exemplary illustrations from the U.S. colonial adventure in the Philippines.

Diagnosing Historicalact is part of the New American Century Project to reaffirm a new pax Americana after the Cold War

Killing Fields in Islas Pilipinas

Immediately after the proclaimed defeat of the Taliban and the rout of Osama bin Laden’s forces in Afghanistan, the Philippines became the second front in the U.S.-led war on terrorism. Raymond Bonner, author of Waltzing with Dictators (1987), argues that the reason for this second front is “the desire for a quick victory over terrorism,… the wish to reassert American power in Southeast Asia….If Washington’s objective is to wipe out the international terrorist organizations that pose a threat to world stability, the Islamic terrorist groups operating in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir would seem to be a higher priority than Abu Sayyaf” (New York Times, 10 June 2002). Or


and Batangas, atrocities from “search and destroy” missions reminiscent of Song My and My Lai in Vietnam. This episode in the glorious history of Empireis usually accorded a marginal footnote, or a tokenparagraph in school textbooks.Miller only mentions in passing the U.S. attempt to subjugate the unhispanized Moros, the Muslim Filipinos in Mindanao and Sulu islands. On March 9, 1906, four years after President Theodore Roosevelt declared the war over, Major General Leonard Wood, commanding five hundred and forty soldiers, killed a beleaguered group ofsix hundred Muslim men, women and children in the battle of Mount Dajo. A less publicized but horrific battle occurred on June 13, 1913, when the Muslim sultanate of Sulu mobilized about 5,000 followers (men, women and children) against the American troops led byCapt. John Pershing. The battle of Mount Bagsak, 25 kilometers east of Jolo City, ended with the death of340 Americans and of 2,000 (some say 3000) Moro defenders. Pershing was true to form—earlier he had left a path of destruction in Lanao, Samal Island, and other towns where local residents fought his incursions. Anyone who resisted U.S. aggression was either a “brigand” or seditious bandit. The carnage continued up to the “anti-brigandage” campaigns of the first three decades which suppressed numerous peasant revolts and workers’ strikes against the colonial state and its local agencies.

With the help of the U.S. sugar-beet lobby, the Philippine Commonwealth of 1935 was established,constituted with a compromise mix of laws and regulations then being tried in Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Hawaii. Eventually the islands


an apology for the ascendancy of thetransnational corporate powers embedded in the nation-states of the North, and for the hegemonic rule of the only remaining superpower claiming to act in the name of freedom and democracy.

There Is No Alternative to the National Democratic Revolution

The case of the national-democratic struggle in the Philippines may be taken as an example of one historic singularity. Because of the historical specificity of the Philippines’ emergence as a dependent nation-state controlled by the United States in the twentieth century, nationalism as a mass movement has always been defined by events of anti-imperialist rebellion. U.S. conquest entailed long and sustained violent suppression of the Filipino revolutionary forces for decades. The central founding “event” (as the philosopher Alain Badiou would define the term) is the1896 revolution against Spain and its sequel, the Filipino-American war of 1899-1902, and the Moro resistance up to 1914 against U.S. colonization. Another political sequence of events is the Sakdal uprising in the thirties during the Commonwealth period followed by the Huk uprising in the forties and fifties—a sequence that is renewed in the First Quarter Storm of 1970 against the neocolonial state. While the feudal oligarchy and the comprador class under U.S. patronage utilized elements of the nationalist tradition formed in 1896-1898 as their ideological weapon for establishing moral-intellectual leadership, their attempts have never been successful. Propped by the Pentagon-supported military, the Arroyo administration today, for example, uses the U.S. slogan of democracy against terrorism and the fantasies of the neoliberal free market to legitimize its continued


Philippines initiated its armed struggle for self-determination during the Marcos dictatorship (1972-1986) and continues today as a broadly based movement for autonomy, despite the Islamic ideology of its teacher-militants.

Recalling the genocidal U.S. campaigns cited above, BangsaMoro nationalism cannot forget its Muslim singularity which is universalized in the principles of equality, justice, and the right to self-determination. In the wake of past defeats of peasant revolts, the Filipino culture of nationalism constantly renews its anti-imperialist vocation by mobilizing new forces (women and church people in the sixties, and the indigenous or ethnic minorities in the seventies and eighties). It is organically embedded in emancipatory social and political movements whose origin evokes in part the Enlightenment narrative of sovereignty as mediated by third-world nationalist movements (Gandhi, Ho Chi Minh, Mao)but whose sites of actualization are the local events of mass insurgency against continued U.S.hegemony. The Philippines as an “imagined” and actually experienced ensemble of communities, or multiplicities in motion, remains in the process of being constructed primarily through modes of political and social resistance against corporate transnationalism (or globalization, in the trendy parlance) and its technologically mediated ideologies, fashioning thereby the appropriate cultural forms of dissent, resistance, and subversion worthy of its people’s history and its collective vision.

E. SAN JUAN, Jr.was recently Fulbright Professor of American Studies at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, and visiting professor of literature and cultural studies at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan, Republic of China.


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks surged Tuesday, with the Dow jumping close to 400 points on the first day of the new quarter, as investors cheered signs that the companies hit hardest by the credit market crisis seem to be working through the problems.

The Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) rose 391 points or 3.2%. It was the Dow's third best day of the year on a point and percentage basis.

The broader Standard & Poor's 500 (SPX) index gained 47 points or 3.6%. It was the S&P 500's second best day of the year on a point basis and the third best day on a percentage basis.

The Nasdaq composite (COMP) jumped 84 points or 3.7% and saw its third best day of the year on both a point andthat one of the hopes has been that "we'll get through the first-quarter earnings and see a light at the end of the tunnel."

Some of the developments Tuesday seemed to support such hopes, including news that Lehman Brothers is raising cash and the fact that both UBS and Deutsche Bank announced writedowns.

UBS and Deutsche Bank are European banks and Hogan said that psychologically that's important for investors.

"A lot of what has been going on in the credit derivatives market has been laid on the back of the U.S. and the U.S. dollar," Hogan said. "Today we're getting a sense that it's broader and we're seeing a recovery in the dollar and in the financial stocks."

Whether the stock advance can continue over the next few weeks will depend on


of organizational obsolescence.

Sunday, March 23, 2008

As the United States sinks into a financial vortex and begins to drag the rest of the world with it, commentators are reaching for every form of hyperbole available. Former chairman of the U. S. Federal Reserve Board Alan Greenspan characterized the current trouble as "the most wrenching since the end of the second world war."

All of the events of recent weeks including the wild swings in both the stock and commodities markets are signaling the advent a rare full-blown, long-term credit crisis not seen in, well, a blue moon. Some are saying we haven't seen anything like it since the 1930s. As frightening as such pronouncements are, they all imply a rare but cyclical crisis that is understood to be severe, butProtesters gather as Tymoshenko trial resumes in Kiev Published duration 8 August 2011

media caption Supporters shouted ''Yulia'' as the former Ukrainian prime minister was driven into court

Hundreds of supporters and opponents of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko have gathered in Kiev, as her trial on charges of abuse of office resumes.

Police officers have been deployed to maintain order outside the court.

She spent the weekend in custody after the trial judge ordered her arrest on 5 August.

But Ms Tymoshenko has claimed that the proceedings are politically motivated.

Judge Rodion Kireyev ordered her to spend the rest of the trial in custody following allegations of repeated violations of court rules, including impeding proceedings.

He rejected a request by Ms Tymoshenko's lawyers at the start of Monday's hearing to free her from


police detention.

The prosecution had accused Ms Tymoshenko of failing to take the trial seriously and mocking the judge and witnesses - who have included current Prime Minister Mykola Azarov - in comments posted on her Twitter account inside the courtroom, another report said.

She is accused of illegally agreeing a 10-year contract to buy natural gas from Russia, which investigators say meant Ukraine was forced to buy gas at prices that were ruinous for the economy.

However she has criticised her trial as an attempt by President Viktor Yanukovych to bar her from elections.

Ms Tymoshenko was one of the central figures in the Orange Revolution of 2004, which overturned Mr Yanukovych's fraud-tainted presidential election victory.NFL fans will get their first live-action views of the future site of the 2019 Super Bowl when the Green Bay Packers visit Atlanta Sunday, Sept. 17, for a nationally televised game. The rematch of last season's NFC Championship that closed down the Georgia Dome, will make a much bigger stage than an August exhibition game.

But before then, the Sporting News has ranked the league's venues ahead of the season. The NFL's newest facility didn't outranked some of its more storied homes. It didn't even list better than some of the most recently built stadiums.


outbreaks if vaccination rates continue to lag.“Measles is the canary in the coalmine,” Daniel Salmon, PhD, MPH, a professor at Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg School of Public Health, told Contagion®.Even though measles disease was thought to be eliminated in the United States, it keeps popping up thanks to low vaccination rates. Dr. Salmon said often the introduction happens because someone from a locality with high levels of vaccine skepticism travels to another part of the world, gets infected, and then returns home where the infection spreads in his or her community.Christopher J. Gill, MD, an associate professor of public health at Boston University, said other preventable illnesses besides measles have been undergoing resurgences.“We are already seeing outbreaks of pertussis (whooping cough) linked to undervaccination,” Dr. Gill told Contagion®.“It is the most contagious bacterial disease known. Measles is the most contagious viral disease known.”According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there were 48,277 cases of pertussis, better known as whooping cough, in the United States in 2012. That’s the highest number seen in the nation since 1955.More recently, there were more than 13,000 cases in the US last year, and nearly 19,000 cases the year before that, according to CDC surveillance data.At its lowest point, in 1976, there were just over 1000 cases of pertussis in the country. As with measles, the impact of vaccination is well documented in the scientific literature. A global study from 1998 found that the rates of pertussis in countries with high vaccination rates were 10 to


the 1970s, the country went from having 393 cases of pertussis in 1974 to more than 13,000 in 1979. During the same time frame, they went from zero deaths from pertussis to 41 deaths.Other diseases are also becoming threats again for the first time in a while. Small outbreaks of the mumps have been reported in the United States in recent years, most recently at Temple University in Philadelphia. And in 2006, more than 6500 cases of mumps were reported across the country. That outbreak was linked not only to vaccine refusals, but also to incomplete vaccination (taking only 1 dose), and to the vaccine’s less-than-perfect performance.Chickenpox is another disease with the potential to make a comeback. Although rates of chickenpox have declined dramatically since a vaccine becameJeff Shields said.

Shortly before noon, contractors searching from air and by foot tracked the source of the leak and began immediate efforts to stop if from getting into Caddo Lake. "That was a priority," Shields said.

No oil sheens have been detected on the lake, but it will be monitored by air and boat as the cleanup continues.

The spill area off Hereford Road, which dead ends at the lake, is sparsely inhabited where workers are concentrating their efforts. Evacuations were not ordered; however, three families voluntarily left. Sunoco is paying their expenses for the duration of the time they want to be away from their homes.

The company has approximately 250 contractors on scene mopping up the spilled crude. To work in the area, the contractors must wear flame retardant


THINK! Cyclist, a campaign designed to highlight to cyclists and motorists ways to share the road safely that has been running in London since September 2012, is to be rolled out to five other cities in England.

Outdoor advertising will be put in place in Birmingham, Bristol, Cambridge, Leeds and Manchester to highlight to drivers and people on bikes alike potential hazards when sharing space.

Developed by Transport for London (TfL) and the Department for Transport (DfT), the initiative aims to reinforce a culture of mutual respect among road users with the aim of improving safety.

When the campaign was launched last year in London, no cycling body endorsed it, and CTC was critical of some of the campaign’s advice.

CTC campaigns and policy director Roger Geffen says the organisation’s stance hasn’tabout the sentences, Adam wrote that this was "one of the worst things we have ever done." Some of the men subsequently deserted, and therefore had their sentences re-imposed. Adam appointed a psychiatrist to examine their mental state. He wanted them released, but this did not occur before the end of the war. Adam blamed the mutiny on maladministration in General Sir Harold Alexander's 15th Army Group; Montgomery was more specific, putting the blame on Lieutenant General Sir Charles Miller, Alexander's Chief Administrative Officer.

As the end of the war approached, thoughts turned to demobilisation. Adam asked for the records of the demobilisation after the Great War, and found that they had been destroyed. Information was gathered from newspapers, Hansard, journal articles, and a chapter in Winston Churchill's The


leadership experience, “Breaking Through Imaginative Gridlock.” Simply download Leadership Network’s Leadia app, and shop for it in the store.

I wish Norah Jones would come out with a Christmas album.

If I was trapped on a desert island with 3 Christmas albums. I’d probably pick Mariah Carey (the 1st Christmas album), A Charlie Brown Christmas, and Andrea Bocelli. How about you?

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Dr. Tim Spivey is Lead Planter of New Vintage Church in San Diego, California. He is the author of numerous articles and one book, "Jesus: The Powerful Servant." A sought after speaker for events, Tim also serves as Adjunct Professor of Religion at Pepperdine University. Tim serves as a church consultant, and his writings are featured on ChurchLeaders.com, Church Executive magazine, Faith Village, Sermon Central, and Giving Rocket.said the flight sent signals to a satellite for four hours after the aircraft vanished early Saturday, raising the possibility the jet with its 239 people aboard could have flown far from the search areas.

ABC News reported that two U.S. officials said two of the jet's communication systems shut down separately shortly after the craft last communicated its position.

The data reporting system, the officials said, was shut down at 1:07 a.m. as the jet was on course an hour after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The transponder, which transmits location and altitude, shut down at 1:21 a.m.

The officials could not say whether the mechanisms were shut down deliberately by someone in the cockpit or during a possible electrical failure in which various systems shut down one after


the other.

Pointing to the communication systems' separate shutdowns, a U.S. official told the Associated Press that investigators are examining the possibility of "human intervention" in the jet's disappearance, adding it may have been "an act of piracy." The official, who wasn't authorized to talk to the media and spoke on condition of anonymity, said it was possible the jet may have landed somewhere.

While searchers moved ahead with the possibility that the jet flew well to the west of its intended flight path after communication ended, seismologists at a Chinese university reported Friday they had detected a slight "seismic event" on the seafloor between Vietnam and Malaysia at the spot where the jet was around the time it vanished.

The report, first carried by the South China Morning Post, noteda geophysicist with USGS.

"The bump from the plane hitting bottom of the ocean would not be noticeable," said earthquake expert John Vidale of the University of Washington.

Malaysia's acting Transport minister, Hishammuddin Hussein, refused to comment Friday on the possibility that the jet had flown for hours off course. He said the investigation team will not address or release information about any of those claims or others until the suggestions have been verified and corroborated.

"I hope within a couple of days to have something conclusive," he told the news conference in Kuala Lumpur.

Much of the early search has focused east of Malaysia in the South China Sea, where the aircraft last communicated with air-traffic base stations about an hour after departing for Beijing.

Two days ago, six Indian navy and


coast guard ships, plus reconnaissance planes, began searching eastern parts of the Andaman sea. Friday, they headed west of the Andaman and Nicobar islands near the Bay of Bengal.

There are more than 500 islands in that chain, many of which are richly forested and uninhabited.

Thursday, The Wall Street Journal quoted U.S. investigators as saying they suspected the jet stayed in the air for about four hours after its last confirmed contact, citing data automatically transmitted by the jet's satellite communication link.

Calum MacLeod reported from Kuala Lumpur, Kim Hjelmgaard from London. Contributing: Doug Stanglin in McLean, Va.the PLHS varsity baseball program for many years. It was dedicated David Wells Field on Feb. 20, 2010 in honor of the Pointer alum who went on to a lengthy major league career and is now a pitching coach for the team.

The field has been plagued by an uneven playing surface, gopher holes and lack of an outfield fence.

Wells has discussed helping to fund improvements at the site, one of which was to bring in groundskeepers from the San Diego Padres’ crew at Petco Park to level the surface and plant grass similar to that used there.

That will now be unnecessary, as the bond project will take care of surface leveling and installation of artificial turf, greatly reducing maintenance labor and eliminating watering costs.

“This will create a safer,


Pietersen quits captaincy: report

Kevin Pietersen has resigned as England captain and Peter Moores has stepped down as team coach after their working relationship broke down, Sky News reported yesterday.

South African-born batsman Pietersen had questioned Moores’ ability as a top-level international coach in a dispute which became public.

Officials had been keen to have the dispute between the duo resolved before the England squad travelled to the Caribbean on Jan. 21 for their four-Test tour of the West Indies.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) were unable to confirm the Sky report although they were expected to make a public comment later yesterday.

Pietersen gave credence to longstanding rumors that his relationship with Moores was in trouble by telling Sunday’s News of the World newspaper: “This situation is not healthy, wehave to make sure it is settled as soon as possible and certainly before we fly off to the West Indies.”

“Everybody has to have the same aims and pull in the same direction for the good of the England team,” he said.

Star batsman Pietersen apparently resigned by telephone from South Africa where he is on holiday.

The 28-year-old was not due to arrive back in England until today.

It is understood the ECB board considered a report by Hugh Morris, the managing director of England cricket, after the former Test batsman had spoken to both Pietersen and Moores, as well as others involved with the England team.

Spin bowler Shaun Udal, who has played alongside Pietersen for both Hampshire and England, told Sky News: “I am totally shocked. It’s all very,


one side thereof. On the top of the base 12 there is planted near the first terminal plate 14 at the side opposite from the second terminal plate 15 a pin 32 to which a coil spring 28 is fixed at one end. The coil spring 28 has its upper end portion received in a hole 31 made in the lower end face of a reset rod 27, and pushes it up. The reset rod 27 has a thin rectangular insulating plate 33 that extends from its one side surface and across substantially the entire surface area of the second terminal plate 15 on which the fixed contact 18 is mounted.
Even when the reset rod 27 is at its lowermost position, its upper end portion projects upwardly frommeans of rivets 21 which are inserted through holes 21H made in the frame portion 19F.
When the heat-sensitive plate 19 is not mounted on the second terminal plate 15, the movable piece 23 is obliquely bent toward the fixed contact 18 side. Accordingly, when the heat-sensitive plate 19 is mounted on the second terminal plate 15, the movable contact 24 is resiliently pressed against the fixed contact 18 by the spring force of the movable piece 23 and the heat-sensitive plate in combination as depicted in FIG. 2B, establishing electric connections between the first and second terminal plates 14 and 15. This is a normal state, wherein the insulating piece 33 is urged upward by the coil spring 28 with its upper edge held in abutting relation to


Thus far, Equus Automotive is best known for the Bass 770, a 1960s Ford Mustang lookalike with scads of power and modern amenities. Now, the Troy, Michigan, firm has revealed its second project and it's one big homage to the Chevrolet Corvette, appropriately called the Throwback.

The Equus Throwback was designed to encompass the ultimate Corvette with multiple nods to previous generations. The shape of the Throwback is undoubtedly a combination of the C7- and C3-generations, but other elements are there. For instance, the split rear window design recalls the C2-generation Corvette, and the side coves come from the first generation. The round taillights also recall every generation Corvette prior to the current car, which moved to a more angular look. Equus said in the announcement that the entireprincipals who fully completed at least one section of the survey and of these, 321 (70%) reported they had an early learning program in their school. Respondents’ schools were located in 49 states or territories and the District of Columbia. Of the schools with preK, 67% offered preK up to middle school, 18% had preK and primary classrooms, and 15% were exclusively preK classrooms. The average preK enrollment of all the schools that offered early childhood education was 90 children.

Only one-fourth of the principals of schools with preK programs held early childhood certification. A majority of principals, however, had some coursework in early childhood education and had teaching experience in early childhood or elementary classrooms.

RESULTS

Most of the instructional leadership functions were primarily performed by individuals with five role


titles—principal, early childhood director, early childhood coordinator at the district level, district curriculum coordinator, and teacher leader. The following table shows the percentage of schools in which the primary person responsible for various instructional leadership functions was identified with one of these five role titles.

The results of this study show that in most schools, principals considered themselves as the primary individual responsible for instructional leadership. In addition to principals, three of the role titles were reported to be the responsible in 20% or more of the schools. Early childhood directors were found to be the primary instructional leader for two functions: ensuring professional development and ensuring appropriate child assessment. Curriculum coordinators at the district-level were frequently identified as the person responsible for aligning curriculum to the PreK-3 continuum.as your financial records and all personal contacts that can and in many cases have been traced by the government 24-7, since 2001 when Bush gave himself permission to violate the law, in collusion with the major communications giants. One consequence of this illegal act was to cloud the credibility of anyone with a history of mental difficulties, drug use or abuse, and or any other 'problems-with-authority' that might arise in the course of trying to survive in the speed-of-light society in which zero tolerance has taken precedence over following the strict requirements of settled law. That means when a problem arises, the individual must prove (again) that he or she is innocent of allegations contained in their own records. This ought to be a crime, but instead


high enough to warrant a pardon then they serve out some mild sentence in a country-club prison where they can play tennis, swim, and compose their memoirs. These crimes cost us billions of dollars, in the case of the criminal attack upon Iraq that will eventually cost us three-trillion- dollars, and no one will be charged with any part of this catastrophic war-crime, from the torture to the maiming and displacement as well as the killing of millions of people! This war-in-Iraq is now in its sixth year, in this latest iteration, having been nothing more than a continuation of the 1991 war on Iraqhosted by Poppy Bush & Bill Clinton for twelve very long years-eighteen years of WAR and Iraq is still not conquered, but the profitsVadacom joins forces with Brash Technology

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extremely talented programming executive, he’s a truly good person, friend and valued colleague. Joel has played a major role in the transformation of AMC from a movie channel into an established leader in original programming. We wish him nothing but the best in his move to the West Coast, his future endeavors with our partner, Hulu, and — perhaps most challenging — his search to replace his New Jersey bowling team, the Emus, who will surely miss him as much as we will.”

Hulu had been searching for a new content chief since earlier this year as the company looked to expand its programming slate. It premiered last month one of its best-reviewed original series, “The Handmaid’s Tale,” and last week announced a new streaming-TV service that will offerDallas, TX — Highlighting the sheer insane state of law enforcement in America today is a tragic story out of Dallas this week. An off-duty police officer walked into the wrong home after getting off shift, thought the homeowner was an intruder, and killed him. And, she has not yet been arrested.

The victim was 26-year-old Bothan Shem Jean who was most likely startled by someone coming into his home at 10:00 pm when the unnamed officer opened his door. While the details surrounding how Jean was killed are unclear, according to police, the officer admitted to killing him.

In a statement released on Friday, Dallas police said their officer called them after shooting Jean and told responding officers that “she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her


own.”

On September 6, 2018 at about 9:59 p.m., an off duty Dallas Police officer called police dispatch and said she was involved in a shooting at the apartments located at 1210 S. Lamar.

Preliminary information suggests that the officer arrived home in full uniform after working a full shift. The officer reported to the responding officers that she entered the victim’s apartment believing that it was her own. At some point, the officer fired her weapon striking the victim. Responding officers administered aid to the victim, a 26-year-old male, at the scene. The victim was then transported to the hospital and pronounced deceased. Next of kin notification has not been made at this time.

The officer was not injured and will be placed on administrative leave pending the outcome ofwith people were clicking on his online articles?

Stephen Jones has been the Sunday Times' Rugby (sic) Correspondent for around 25 years and has gloried in damning rugby league and humiliating even its greatest players throughout this period. He won the prize - I kid you not! - for (William Hill?) Sports Book of the Year for his "masterpiece" "Endless Winter..." Read the sections on rugby league and weep. He's untouchable. Refusing on principle to click on his online articles would make no difference whatsoever to his status on the newspaper. Sports Editors have come and gone but Jones remains - inviolable, imperious in his shamelessness and cawing derisively, no doubt, upon Chris Irvine's demise.

VERY sad news from London, where The Times have decided to get rid of the


post of fulltime rugby league writer.

The current Times league roundsman, Chris Irvine, sent me an emotional message the other night, pointing to News Limited's alleged commitment to rugby league as something of a contradiction.

Chris will finish up after the Four Nations and in future, The Times will probably use agency copy and sent colour or general reporters to the big events like Wembley and Test matches.

And so, another nail in the coffin of league's national profile in the UK. When Sam Burgess said recently "who knows what will happen to league in England?", this is the sort of thing he was talking about.

Stephen Jones has been the Sunday Times' Rugby (sic) Correspondent for around 25 years and has gloried in damning rugby league and humiliating even its greatestplayers throughout this period. He won the prize - I kid you not! - for (William Hill?) Sports Book of the Year for his "masterpiece" "Endless Winter..." Read the sections on rugby league and weep. He's untouchable. Refusing on principle to click on his online articles would make no difference whatsoever to his status on the newspaper. Sports Editors have come and gone but Jones remains - inviolable, imperious in his shamelessness and cawing derisively, no doubt, upon Chris Irvine's demise.

for me the constant LIES jones says about Rugby League confirms to me that HE does fear our game. i'm not saying other union writers ,but certainly jones.

doesn't it help when we click on Rugby League articles. isn't that what encouraged jones to continue to spew out his


lies with people were clicking on his online articles?

Absolutely, he thrives on it - not just lies about rugby but he goes out of his way to be a cock about union too, he knew he would get huge amount of clicks by saying Brian O'Driscoll shouldn't be on a union lions tour - however he also knew that there were plenty of other union writers who would give a different opinion. In the national media rugby leaue opinion articles are few and far between so the endless runnng tap of lies spouted by Jones and his ilk about rugby league generally tend to find themselves becoming recieved wisdom. Now that the Times has decided to drop rugby league coverage there is one less voice against the hate.reduced income in the current economic climate so they're getting rid of someone who effectively doesn't matter in their scheme of things.

I doubt anybody bought the Times for its rugby league coverage - it's coverage was miniscule at best with an occasional brief match report often in the sports round up section - it went 2 months at the beginning of the year with no mention of the sport at all. This won't lose the Times any readers - it won't lose them any of the handful of people who pay to peek behind the pay wall. It's just a great shame that national newspapers hold the sport in such contempt. News Ltd certainly seem keen to marginalise rugby league as much as possible.

I bought the Times regularly


decent arts section the Sunday Times is a gonner from my house just as soon as Chris goes.

I don't want to see someone lose their job but as I said earlier the Times sports editor let Jones say as he liked about rugby LEAGUE in his rugby UNION column and failed to do anything about it thus turning off plenty of rugby league fans from buying the 'paper or reading it online. Whilst the sports editor of the Times let this carry on he was putting Chris Irvine's job on the line. Less interest in the Times already minimal rugby league coverage meant they would quite happily pull the plug sooner rather than later.Now Commenting On:

'Angel in Queens' gets HOPE Week visit

'Angel in Queens' gets HOPE Week visit

Curtis Granderson and Boone Logan talk about Jorge Munoz, the "Angel in Queens"

By Ethan Asofsky
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NEW YORK -- For most of the unemployed, putting a meal on the table for a family of four can be hard. Jorge Munoz feeds 120 mouths a day.

Every week, Munoz drives to the store in his white pickup truck and gets roughly $1,300 worth of ingredients for a variety of meals, which he pays for with unemployment checks, part of his sister's salary from her job at the Social Security office and a few scarce private donations. Then, Munoz and his family get to work, cooking for five hours every day to serve the crowds of hungry New


Yorkers that wait for him at 9:30 p.m. underneath the elevated tracks at the 74th Street, Roosevelt Avenue subway stop in Jackson Heights, N.Y.

Munoz has done this for the last eight years, and over that stretch, he has missed only one snow-filled winter day, when he couldn't move his truck from his driveway. The crowd was left waiting for him hungry.

Munoz doesn't have a job and lives with his mother, sister and nephew. His former employer -- a bus company that hired him as a driver -- laid him off in December. Funds for his family's personal well-being are tight, but that has never been a concern for the 48-year-old or his loved ones. Munoz is a giver.

But with donations slowing to a crawl and Munoz without afor food, so they line up for food."

Munoz jumped out of his pickup truck on Tuesday morning and immediately noticed the cameras waiting in front of his house. He received national attention for his work when President Barack Obama honored him in 2010 and when CNN and the New York Times published stories on his work in the community, but nothing compared to Tuesday, when media members filled his driveway waiting for a shot of the "Angel in Queens."

With Munoz still confused by why the local media was suddenly fascinated with his charity and visiting his home, it finally clicked. A smile cracked his face as he grabbed the shoulders of his nephew. Robinson Cano, Curtis Granderson, Boone Logan and Hiroki Kuroda marched into the driveway with bags


of rice draped over their shoulders and bottles of oil in their hands, making their way through the group of reporters to shake Munoz's hand.

"The average American doesn't even cook a meal every day," Logan said. "For him to cook for that many people every day is just remarkable. It lets the world know kind of how it should be. It's not about greed. He's caring about other people in the world and not himself. It seems like he doesn't even think about himself, just what he's doing."

The players did their best to assist Munoz and his family in the kitchen, cutting potatoes and preparing the ingredients for Tuesday's menu, which included lentils with Colombian sausage and white rice. After some of the food was prepared, the Yankeespresented Munoz's organization, "An Angel in Queens," with a giant check and Delta Airlines gave the native of Colombia two round-trip tickets to visit his home country.

The Yankees also invited Munoz to attend Tuesday's game against the Indians in the Bronx, where he watched batting practice from the field and threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Munoz and Yankees general manager Brian Cashman left the game early to pass out meals to the usual crowd in Jackson Heights.

"There's no way I could cook for more than five people, and he's able to cook for multiple amounts of people," Granderson said. "Groups of people are lined up waiting for him to come every night. Even tonight, he's going to be rushing out after the game to hurry back and


get people fed."

Munoz started his work in May 2004, when he was still working as a bus driver. While he was dropping children off at a summer camp on Long Island, Munoz saw two men across the street who worked at a food processing plant for airplanes throwing unused meals into a dumpster. Munoz asked if he could take the food and give it to someone who needed it.

A few days later, Munoz was driving in Jackson Heights -- a predominantly Colombian neighborhood -- to pick up some authentic food for his family. He noticed a group of people gathered underneath the elevated subway tracks and asked why they were standing around. One man replied that they were waiting for contracting work.

"He said, 'We are the laborers. IfLONDON — The NFL doesn’t have plans for any more regular-season games in Canada, but that doesn’t mean the league is turning a blind eye to the north.

As the NFL seeks to groom more international talent, a top executive believes Canada could serve as a fertile ground to identify potential players through workout camps known as combines.

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"We have regional combines in the U.S.," NFL executive vice president of international Mark Waller told Sporting News in an exclusive interview. “Why not an original combine going into Canada that looks not only at Canadian athletes but potentially extends invitations abroad?”

Of the four major American sports leagues, the NFL is the only one without a minor-league system designed to develop players who aren’t


pro-ready. NFL Europe was shuttered in 2007 when playing regular season games outside the U.S. became the league’s focus for international growth.

The only commitment the NFL has made toward better developing prospects in recent years was expanding the size of practice squads to 10 players. However, limitations on the amount of time coaches can spend doing on-field work during the offseason has curtailed some of its effectiveness.

Waller said the league already has steps in place to try to identify international athletes with NFL possibilities. For example, Waller said ex-defensive end and London native Osi Umenyiora was part of a group that scouted wide receiver Moritz Bohringer from the German Football League. Despite not having played college football, Bohringer became a sixth-round pick by Minnesota in last April’s draft.of it. Jarryd Hayne had that problem in 2015. He was a star Australian rugby player who had the physical dimensions to thrive in the NFL. But Hayne quit after one season with San Francisco, citing a lack of playing and practice time that was hindering his development.

"It’s not just all athletic talent and capability," Waller said. "Our game is a very different game from a learning standpoint to a playbook and cultural perspective, and the pressure of only playing 16 games a year and every minute of every game counting. There’s little room for error and to learn while playing.

"But we definitely need to do more work in that area. There’s definitely a host of potential athletes that could and should play in the NFL."

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southern loop of Fiesta Island. Racers will head out of the transition area going west and turn left at the merge, completing the first four laps turning left at the split. The fifth lap will end by veering right at the split and heading back into transition.

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Run: The run will be two complete laps of the northern loop of the island. Runners will head out of the transition area in the same direction as the bike course, turning right instead at the merge and starting their clockwise loop on the northern portion of the island. Everyone will pass through the transition area for the firstUSATF Continues Search For New CEO, Stresses No BOD Member Will Be Selected

USA Track & Field's BOD announced yesterday it plans to continue its search for a CEO and reiterated that the new CEO will not come from the board member ranks. The organization has been searching for a new CEO since its previous CEO, Doug Logan, was fired last fall. It narrowed a list of more than 100 candidates to 25 and interviewed more than 10 of them earlier this year. The list was trimmed to three finalists several months ago, and CEO Search Committee Chair Steve Miller said the organization hoped to name a new exec by the end of May. But that deadline passed without any announcement being made. Miller said in a statement, "We


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they attempt to survive a harsh, brutal world plagued by war and the Black
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rats, the siblings’ rocky journey will not leave them unscathed.Enos Leland Bennion

He was born in Vernal, UT, on April 1, 1933, to Enos Leland (Lee) Bennion and Beatrice Murray Bennion. He was raised on the family farm in Vernal, UT. He graduated from Utah State University and married Marilyn Robins in 1956.

He served a tour of duty at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico and completed a 34 year career at Thiokol Chemical Corporation in Brigham City, UT.

He is survived by his wife of 61 years; his two daughters, Susan (Ken) Johnsen, Annette (Craig) Whitaker; six grandchildren: Nathan, Matthew, Kristen Johnsen and Jason, Jonathan, Brandon Whitaker; and his brother, David K. Bennion; sister, Carol Lee Palmer; and his cousin, Patty Jane Eliasen Barber.

A viewing will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 15,


2018, at Gillies Mortuary at 634 East 200 South, in Brigham City, UT. The viewing will continue on Friday, March 16, 2018, at 10 a.m., with the funeral beginning at 11 a.m. in the Perry Stake Center Chapel at 685 West 2250 South, Perry, UT. Internment will be in the Brigham City Cemetery.Restaurants, which went into the southern and western states). Over the next two decades, Mr Bakshi expanded in the north and east. In 2008 McDonald’s tried to buy out Mr Bakshi’s share for $7m, but he had evidence from an accounting firm that his stake was worth $331m.

From his upstairs office in a residential colony near the Jangpura store, Mr Bakshi has been giving hell to the world’s biggest restaurant chain. In 2013 McDonald’s had him ousted as CPRL’s managing director. He sued to be reinstated, then sued to have his stake revalued, and again to keep control of 169 branches without interference from the mother ship.

When McDonald’s tried to take him to the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) in December 2013, he complained of “oppression and


mismanagement” to an Indian national tribunal and won a reprieve; only in 2016 did another Indian court allow the chain’s case to proceed to the LCIA. Mr Bakshi is now trying his luck with an appeal to yet another court, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal. The battle illustrates multinationals’ worst fears about India, from the instability built into the joint-venture model to the ease of stymieing legal judgments.

The prospects for McDonald’s in India look appealing, thanks to expanding middle classes. But Mr Bakshi’s chain all but ceased growing since he crossed swords with the golden arches. He shows no signs of giving up. Now his hope is that the appellate tribunal will find in his favour on the LCIA case after a hearing due on October 25th.

Meanwhile,centre for southern Rwanda, with a catchment population of about 5 million people, and serves as a teaching site for Rwanda\'s sole medical school. The hospital employed 747 personnel at the time of the study.

A complete staff list of the hospital was obtained, and all currently employed staff were invited (with support from the hospital leadership and infection control office) to attend the study recruiting site within the hospital grounds during a 4-week period. All those aged over 18 years, attending during the study period, and providing valid informed consent, were eligible for study enrolment. Medical and nursing students on clinical placements were not considered as hospital staff and hence were ineligible for recruitment. Recruitment was on the basis of arrival at the study venue, without any random


"I was coming off to kick the PAT and go to OT and hopefully win the coin toss. And coach Lynn said, 'hey let's go win it right now,'" Rivers said. "And we were right back out there. Mike caught a touchdown on the very same play in the other corner of the end zone in the first half and we dressed it up a little bit and threw it to him again."Heading Home

Claudia and her younger sister, Jenny, live with their parents, Louisa and Cormack Muldoon, in their grandmother's house in Blodwen Street. They assume they are settled for life, but then Grandpa Muldoon has a seizure and begs his son to return to Kilnevin and the family croft.


The video above, filmed by Dr. Olena Kamenyeva from the National Institute of Health, took first place. It shows the immune response in the lymph node of a mouse, when it was activated by a laser—and it's deeply mesmerizing.

The other entries are worth a watch, too. Dr. Stefan Lüpold, from Syracuse University, scooped second place with this video. It shows sperm from two different males (green and red) competing within the reproductive tract of a female fruit fly. Eye-opening.
Third place was taken by Dr. Nils Lindström from the University of Edinburgh with this time-lapse, which reveals how the kidney cells of mice develop over the course of four days.
Finally, our favorite runner-up was filmed by Dr. Oleg D. Lavrentovich from Kent State University. It shows the amazing fluidby the insured motor vehicle.
Both defendants instituted actions against Owens in January 1993, each claiming damages for personal injury. Fortune hired attorney Rex C. Morgan in Charlotte, North Carolina, to defend Owens in both actions. Mr. Morgan filed answers on Owens' behalf despite the fact that he was never able to locate Owens. On 17 July 1995 Mr. Morgan filed a motion to withdraw as counsel of *465 record wherein he stated that Fortune "advised that it had sent a reservation of rights letter to Mr. Owens and advised that it took the position that it had no coverage" and that Fortune had instructed that he "close his files."
On 21 July 1995 Fortune instituted this declaratory judgment action requesting the court to declare that Fortune had no obligation


the judgment in the underlying action and asking for costs, treble damages, and punitive damages. The trial court denied the motion to amend on 24 July 1997.
In October 1997 after a hearing on Fortune's petition for declaratory judgment, the trial court entered judgment finding that the Fortune policy was issued to Owens in Florida; that the address listed for Owens on 27 December 1989 was Destin, Okaloosa County, Florida; that the only vehicle described in the application was a 1966 Chevrolet pickup truck with a Florida identification number; that at the time of the accident, Owens had a Florida driver's license; and that Owens was operating the 1966 Chevrolet pickup truck with a Florida license plate and a Florida identification number. The trial court also found that notime of the accident had a Florida identification number and a Florida license plate; that from 5 March 1976 until the date of the accident, Owens had a Florida driver's license issued to him; that according to the record at the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, Owens never had a North Carolina driver's license issued to him; and that the only contact between the Fortune policy and North Carolina is that "the automobile accident on January 29, 1990, occurred in North Carolina and following the accident Gary Edgar Owens provided the officer with a temporary North Carolina address." Based on these findings, we hold that the Court of Appeals did not err in upholding the trial court's conclusion that no significant connections existed between the Fortune policy


those violations within ten days of his receipt of the order.[5] The plaintiff did not appeal from that order to the zoning board of appeals or the trial court.
In March, 2002, the town issued a stop work order pursuant to its authority under the zoning regulations and § 8-12.[6] The stop work order is identical in all material respects to the language of the October 4, 2001 cease and desist order, except that the former was served on Phyllis Kopylec, while the latter was served on the plaintiff. On April 12, 2002, the town commenced the initial litigation against Phyllis Kopylec in order to enforce its zoning regulations pursuant to its authority under the regulations and § 8-12. More specifically, the town filed a complaint and an applicationfor a temporary injunction, alleging that Phyllis Kopylec had failed to comply with the March, 2002 stop work order. The complaint was served only on Phyllis Kopylec, although the plaintiff was a one-third owner of the property at that time.
On May 13, 2002, at the hearing on the town's application for a temporary injunction, *55 Phyllis Kopylec acknowledged that she had reached an agreement with the town. The terms of the agreement were presented to the court, and the court canvassed Phyllis Kopylec to ensure that she was in accord with them. On June 5, 2002, a stipulation for judgment was filed with the court, wherein Phyllis Kopylec and the town agreed that a permanent injunction would enter against Phyllis Kopylec enjoining her, her servants, agents and employees


and the town filed a second motion for contempt on March 22, 2004.[10] In the meantime, on July 18, 2003, *56 the plaintiff, Phyllis Kopylec and Rocklan Kopylec transferred, by quitclaim deed, all of their interests in the property to the plaintiff and Phyllis Kopylec. On November 9, 2004, the town filed a third motion for contempt, alleging that Phyllis Kopylec continued to be in violation of the stipulated judgment and the contempt order.[11]
The court, Pittman, J., conducted a hearing on the town's third motion for contempt on November 22, 2004. During the hearing, Phyllis Kopylec admitted that she had failed to comply with the terms of the stipulated judgment and the contempt order, and represented that she financially was unable to do so. The town then proposedattorney draft the proposed order and submit it to the court for its approval. The town's attorney drafted the order and filed it with the court on July 29, 2005. Thereafter, the court approved the order and the town recorded it on the land records on August 8, 2005 (recorded order).[12] That order is *57 the basis of the present litigation. The order was never appealed.
In the meantime, on January 20, 2005, Phyllis Kopylec filed a motion to open judgment and dismiss the initial litigation, claiming that the plaintiff was an indispensable party and that the town's failure to join him deprived the court of subject matter jurisdiction. After determining that the plaintiff was an indispensable party, the court denied the motion to open judgment on July 29,


2005. Shortly thereafter, in a letter dated August 4, 2005, the plaintiff informed the town that he, as a part owner of the property, denied the town permission to enter the property and that any attempt to enter and conduct the necessary remediation would "be considered a trespass which shall be repelled by all reasonable means at [his] disposal."
Between August 5 and September 12, 2005, Phyllis Kopylec and the town filed several motions, including a motion to stay the proceedings.[13] Before a hearing was held on those motions, however, Phyllis Kopylec conveyed her interest in the property to the plaintiff by way of a quitclaim deed, making him the sole owner of the property. The plaintiff recorded the deed on the land records on September 8, 2005. Ahearing was held on September 19, 2005, at which the court recognized that the town's failure to cite the plaintiff into the initial litigation continued to make the enforcement of the court's orders problematic. The court determined that allowing the town "to go on this property on some theory that [the plaintiff] is bound by a judgment in which he was never a named defendant is not the best way to proceed." The court concluded that, if the town wanted to enforce the court's prior orders, the town should first obtain judgment against the plaintiff as he was an owner of the property at the time the stipulated judgment was entered. Accordingly, the court issued an order finding the plaintiff "a necessary and indispensable party to the full


resolution of the dispute over the use of the property" and stayed all "substantive proceedings related to the enforcement of the previous orders of [the] court until such time as [the plaintiff] is joined as a party to [the initial litigation]." The plaintiff, however, was never joined in the initial litigation as a party defendant.
On November 27, 2006, the plaintiff commenced the present litigation by filing with the court an application to remove the unappealed order from the land records. The plaintiff argued that the court had terminated the town's authority to enter the property and perform the remediation when it had stayed all proceedings related to the enforcement of its prior orders. The town filed its objection to the plaintiff's application on February 23, 2007.
In its memorandumto return to court unless there was further dispute about the matter. Eight months later on July 29, 2005, although the remedial work on the property had not been completed, the defendant's counsel filed order 109 and Judge Pittman signed it. Thereafter, the defendant's counsel filed order 109 on the town land records before any remedial work had been performed.[1]*64 At the present time, the court's November 22, 2004 order has been stayed until such time as the plaintiff is joined as a party defendant in Labulis v. Kopylec, supra, Superior Court, Docket No. CV-02-0463204-S. The record does not indicate that the stay has been recorded on the land records.
On November 27, 2006, the plaintiff filed an application to discharge the lien on the subject property. In his


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By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Representative Ed Royce said on Monday he will not run for a 14th term representing his southern California district, a seat that could be a key to Democratic efforts to win back control of the House of Representatives. Royce is the latest in a wave of some 30 House Republicans who have announced they are retiring, running for another office or resigning. Democrats need to win 24 seats in the November mid-term elections to retake the majority in the House, which Republicans have controlled since 2011.The English premier league has been introduced to dismal performance in European competitions this season and last season. Acclaimed by its fans as the best league in the world due to its unpredictability, the league is fast losing ground when it comes to European competitions.

Last season, no English premier league team made it through the round of sixteen. This season of all the opening games played only one out of four English teams were able to garner wins. The rest lost in a blatant show of shame.

The team that won was Chelsea FC in the match against Maccabi Tel-Aviv. Chelsea’s won the match with four goals to none. Early in the match, Willian was slipped by the opposing keeper in the 18 yard box. A penalty was awarded


which Edin hazard threw away. However, Chelsea found the net in the fourteenth minute from a Willian free kick. Chelsea scored their second from an Oscar penalty just before the half time. Costa scored the third goal and Fabregas subsequently wrapped it up with the fourth.

Manchester city could not hold up their invincibility in the game against Juventus. Man city was the first to find the net with an own goal from Chielini in the 37th minute. City was not fated to score in this match as Mandzukic equalised in the 70th minute and Morata wrapped it up for Juventus in the 81st minute.

Arsenal also lost against Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia. Giroud was sent off in the 40th minute after a previous own goal by Chamberlain. Fernandez headedin the second goal for Zagreb in the 58th minute. Walcott later scored a goal for Arsenal but Arsenal couldn’t find the equaliser.

In Manchester United’s match versus PSV, the Reds took the lead through Memphis Depay. Moreno equalised for PSV just before half time. At the 57th minute, Luciano Narsingh headed the winning goal for PSV.

The English Premier league teams have had a poor outing in Europe and the teams and have to up their game or they might face dire consequences like losing a slot in the Uefa champions league.

In less than four hours the European Champions League would kick-off with eight thrilling games and Manchester United who missed out last season who be a sight to see back in Champions League action. Last season’s miss cost


the club a whooping £35million in revenue. Manchester United would be up against PSV Eindhoven away from home in the Tuesday night clash. They would be aiming to make a statement about their return to action in the Champions League since their last win against Bayern Leverkusen in November 2013.

According to United player Ashley Young, the pain of a year-long exile from European football is enough to fuel their desire to make an impact in the competition this season. Ashley young who has not started a game for United, since their opening day fixture is hoping that his contribution to the team’s success in their weekend game against arch-rivals Liverpool would be enough to earn him a recall. With the club’s captain Wayne Rooney sitting out this onethrough a hamstring injury, Young is willing to play the striker role if need be. United have the right morale and mentality in their squad now, after coming out on top against Liverpool.

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Sarah Winnemucca, whose Indian name was Thocmetony, or “Shell Flower,” lived during a period of dramatic change for her people and played an active role in Indian affairs during the 19th century.

Her maternal grandfather was Captain Truckee, a Northern Paiute chief who fought for Gen. John C. Frémont against Mexican control of California during the mid-1840s. Truckee welcomed the white settlers and even served as a guide for various parties crossing the Sierra Nevada. When Sarah was about six years old, he took her and her mother and sister to California, where Sarah had her first introduction to white people and white culture. Later Sarah learned English when she and her sister stayed with a white family in Mormon Station (now Genoa), Nev., and she also briefly attendeda convent school in San Jose, Calif. By the time she was 14, Sarah could speak English and Spanish as well as several Indian dialects.

From 1866 to 1875, Sarah Winnemucca served as an interpreter for the military at Fort McDermitt in Nevada and at Camp Harney in Oregon. In 1871 she married her first husband, Lt. Edward C. Bartlett, whom she'd met at Fort McDermitt. However, the marriage broke up after a few years, and she rejoined her tribe at the Malheur Reservation in Oregon, where she worked as an interpreter and teacher's aid from 1875 to 1878.

Following the Bannock uprising in 1878, which also involved the Northern Paiute,Winnemucca turned activist and went on a lecture tour throughout the West to publicize the injustices suffered by the Paiutes,


who were being held on the Yakima Reservation in Washington. Although her efforts did not bring about the release of the Indians or the restoration of their lands, she continued to fight for their rights in Washington, DC, where she traveled in 1880 to speak with President Rutherford Hayes and Secretary of the Interior Charles Schurz.

Between April 1883 and Aug. 1884, Winnemucca gave nearly 300 lectures in various East Coast cities such as Boston, New York, Baltimore, and Washington DC. During this period, she also came in contact with many prominent Indian advocates and sympathizers, including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Massachusetts senator Henry Dawes, and Elizabeth Palmer Peabody. With their support and encouragement, she wrote her autobiography, Life Among the Piutes: Their Wrongs and Claims (1883), which described thePaiutes' sufferings at the hands of corrupt white Indian agents. It is believed to be the first book published by a Native American woman. Her work helped lead to the passage of the Dawes Act (1887), which ultimately turned out to be disastrous for the Indians, although at the time it was thought to benefit them.

With Elizabeth Palmer Peabody's help, Winnemucca opened a school for Paiute children near Lovelock, Nev. (1886–1887), but it closed after two years when federal funding failed to come through. Following the breakup of her second marriage, to Lt. Lewis H. Hopkins, she moved to Idaho to be with her sister. She died at Henrys Lake, Idaho, probably from tuberculosis, at about age 47.

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Source: University of Buffalo  3               2                  11   2           3                           1
H    1      11   2   4  1   4                    1       2   1


   103             2    11
    Z               42             1    1

In this table the vowels AEIOU = 45.65%; consonants LNRST = 30.33%;
consonants JKQXZ = 1.76%.

Order of letters:

           E A O R S N I D L C T U M P G Y (BH) F Q V Z J X.

Table VIII.--Table of frequency of digraphs, duals or pairs, Spanish
text. Like Table III, this table is on the basis of 2,000 letters
although prepared      19   13             10    9                     4       D
E   12   2    6   59   10       1    5    7   2   12   18   22    4    9        38   25   28   25   3


      ,,
Mtd. Messenger  ,,         ,,

How obtained. (Underscore means
used). Captured before delivery       Solution completed --------- ------
to addressee. Captured after                               (date)  (hour)
delivery to addressee. Intercepted,
not received by addressee. Copied,    Language of text ------------------
but received by addressee.
                                      Key, (if determined)and substitution
methods in enciphering a message but in this case it will fall into
the substitution class on first determination and after solution
as a substitution cipher it must be handled as a transposition
cipher. Examples of this case will be given.

We may also find transposition or substitution methods applied to
words taken from a code book, or to numbers which represent these
words. Thus cipher methods blend into code work, for a code is,
after all, only a specialized substitution cipher.

We can now lay down the rules for determining whether any given cipher
belongs to the substitution class or to the transposition class.

Count the number of letters in the message, the number of vowels,
AEIOU, the number of the consonants, LNRST, and the number of the
consonants, JKQXZ.

If the text is English and the cipher is


                              1   2   3   4   5
               Vowels, 1st block        2   2   3   2   2
               Vowels, 2d block         2   3   2   2   2
                        INENG   ONWRM   GXIXN   GOITN   ROMRO
                 ESPAL   HNEAC   UDNNH   DERME

This is a transposition cipher, English text and the number of letters,
70, leads us to try rectangles of 10 × 7 and 7 × 10.

                               Vowels                   Vowels


used, this table leads to the solution.

2. By certain rules we determine how many alphabets have been used,
if there are more than one, and then isolate and analyze each alphabet
by means of a frequency table.

3. If the two preceding steps give no results we have to deal with a
cipher with a running key, a cipher of the Playfair type, or a cipher
where two or more characters are substituted for each letter of the
text. Some special cases under this third head will be given but,
in general, military ciphers of the substitution class will usually
be found to come under the first two heads, on account of the time
and care required in the preparation and deciphering of messages by
the last named methods and the necessity, in many cases, of using
complicated machineson separate lines, the lines being indicated as a rule by
a key word which can be determined as in case 4-b.

The question of alphabetic frequency has already been discussed in
considering the mechanism of language. It is a convenient thing to put
the frequency tables in a graphic form and to use a similar graphic
form in comparing unknown alphabets with the standard frequency
tables. For instance the standard Spanish frequency table put in
graphic form is here presented in order to compare with it the
frequency table for the message discussed in case 4-a.

Standard Spanish                                Table for Message
frequency table


ENT
                                    O O   O

Now Z is always prefixed by S and may be L. Taking X=I and D=O,
(they are certainly vowels), V=G and Y=M, we have

                           ARA EL REGIMIENTO

Substituting these values in the rest of the message we have

              Q   DBYPBXH   YSOXPCP   YSHCSED   RBSZPTPB
             _   ORMARIN   ME_IATA   MENTE_O   _RELA_AR

                  BSCSB     PSHSZ     AJHCD     OSEXVHPODA
                  RETER     AENEL     __NTO     _E_IGNA_O_

We may now take Q=F, O=D, E=S, R=B, T=C, A=P and J=U and the message
is complete. We are assisted in our last assumption by noting that
S=E and E=S, etc., and we may on that basis reconstruct the


E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q
S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R
T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S
U  V is the setting where T is the
letter of the key word in use. The lower movable alphabet is moved
for each letter of the message and the A of the fixed alphabet is
made to coincide in turn with each letter of the key before the
corresponding letter of the text is enciphered. It is obviously
only a step from this arrangement to that of a cipher disk, where
the fixed alphabet, (a single one will now serve) is printed in a
circle and the movable alphabet, also in a circle, is on a separate
rotatable disk. Coincidence of any letter on the disk with A of the
fixed alphabet is obtained by rotating the disk.

The well known U. S. Army Cipher Disk has just such an arrangement of
the fixed alphabet but the alphabet of the


  YZABCDEFGHIJK
                 -----------------------------
                 etc.
                 -----------------------------
                 WX              ABCDEFGHIJKLM
                                 PQRSTUVWXYZNO
                    RMERGL   198=2×3×3×11
BE     88=2×2×2×11      IO     250=2×5×5×5         SC       132=2×2×3×11
CD     132=2×2×3×11     IX     78=2×3×13           SD       262=2×131
CFI    12=2×2×3         LY     158=2×79            SI       230=2×5×23
CH     36=2×2×3×3       JT


         1   R                H

    Fifth Alphabet

    Letter                   Prefix (4)       Suffix (6)

    A                    0
    B  11                2   XX             QI EL TV KE EX XS FS BP WD BO BY BF RO EA BO RH QK QV TX GU
    EL AB TH TR XN ON EA AY XH BO HN EX BS HR QB ZM SE XP HF GZ UG
    KC BD PO EA AY XH BO XP HF KR QI AB PR QI EL BX FZ BI SE FX PB
    RA PR QI WC BR XD YG TB QT EA AY XH BO HN EX BS HR QB PR QI EL
    BX BT HB QB NF SI SE BX NU XP BU RB XB QR OX BA TB RH BP WD RP
    RO GU GX QR SE ZY OX BA EL


 3179742533
     4055461512   7573227945   1627481511   7042351944   1378252149
     2514764553   1548342126   7215254075   1611257845   4642217415
     4952197929   7015242143   2925444933   1970187531   4079254829
     4551491411   7321171554

An examination of this message shows it to consist of forty-four
different two-figure groups running from 11 to 79. Let us prepare a
frequency table of these groups.

                      Group    Frequency

                                      25      11111111111
                       26      1
                       27      1
                       28


    29      111111
                       30
                       31      111
                       32      1
                       33      11
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Amid the gloom of a sluggish national economy and depressed U.S. vehicle sales, the German automaker BMW is hiring 1,600 South Carolinians at its single U.S. plant, opening a $750 million manufacturing line to build its new X3 sport-utility vehicle and exporting about 70% of its output to countries like Germany, China and Great Britain.

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The new line assembling the X3 will boost BMW's U.S. capacity 50% to about 240,000 vehicles annually from the current 160,000 by 2011. The X3, X5 and X6 models are built exclusively in the U.S.

But South Carolina still faces serious economic difficulties, said Rebecca Gunnlaugsson, an economist with the state. After peaking at 13% during the worst of the recession, the unemployment rate has dropped to 11.5%.

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