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In the last two kilometres of the cycling split in an Ironman triathlon a highly trained athlete hit a duck in the street and fell on his right side. He felt a sharp pain in his right shoulder and had to stop the race. Due to a previous clavicular fracture on his left side, the rider was highly suspicious of having sustained a similar injury. He returned back home and put on his old figure-of-eight dressing from the last fracture, without consulting a physician. He continued his training of indoor cycling and running and had no problems. Two weeks later before starting hisHe repeatedly emphasized in remarks today at the American Enterprise Institute that the program would be voluntary for states. Still, states with even limited school-choice programs could feel its impact. Much of the hype deals with the way it would bolster private-school-choice programs, but it would essentially supercharge any school-choice program, including those that allow charter schools or even public-school “open enrollment.” To do this, the bill allows approximately eleven million children to bring an estimated $2,100 scholarship to the school of their choice.

ESEA requirements dealing with assessments and reporting would remain, but many other mandates would be scrapped, as would about eighty programs, funding...

The American Federation for Children applauds the folks over at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute for stirring up debate about academic accountability within private-school-choice


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Michael Brickman is national policy director at Fordham, where he is already a regular contributor to the Flypaper blog and other publications. He served in...

According to the newest assessment from the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools regarding the charter sector’s share of the public school market, the number of school districts where at least 20 percent of students attend charters has increased about 350 percent since 2005. In thirty-two districts, at least one in five public school students is enrolled in a charter.

In New Orleans and Detroit (and, very soon, Washington, D.C.), the majority of public school pupils are charter students. The good news is that the top ten cities in terms of charter market share include some of the nation’s highest-performing charter sectors (Newmost families who could benefit from these options have no idea they exist. And that is what’s holding back the momentum of the school-choice movement.

Far too many school-choice advocates are still going door to door to promote charter schools, school vouchers, and the like, or they’re putting up billboards and running radio ads to reach their audience. I recently had the pleasure of leading a discussion on marketing school choice at the annual conference of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers in San Diego, and I was blessed the insight of leading school-choice advocates who shared their work in the trenches. But it’s clear that the choice movement relies mostly on old-school marketing efforts when what we need is new-school sophistication.

Running billboard and radio ads and going


Our second signing of the summer is complete. Here’s everything you need to know about Rodri.

1 What's in a name?

His first name isn’t Rodri – it’s actually Rodrigo. His full name is Rodrigo Hernández Cascante

2 The story begins

Born in Madrid in 1996, Rodri joined Atlético Madrid's youth set-up in 2007 aged 11, from CF Rayo Majadahonda.

3 Chance to impress

Rodri moved on from Atletico in 2013 and subsequently signed with Villarreal CF

4 Showcasing his talent

The midfielder made his debut for Villarreal’s first-team in December 2015, starting in a 2–0 Copa del Rey home win against SD Huesca.

5 La Liga bow

He made his maiden La Liga appearance in April 2016, featuring as a second-half substitute in a 2-1 defeat away at Rayo Vallecano.

6 Goalden beginning

Rodri scored his first goal inthe Spanish top-flight in February 2018, netting the opener for Villarreal in a 1–1 draw away at Espanyol

7 A degree of intelligence

He balanced his playing time at Villarreal with studying for a degree at the Universidad de Castellon in eastern Spain.

8 Halls of residence

Rodri studied Business Studies and Economics, and he ensured he never missed a lecture despite his busy football schedule while living in the university’s halls of residence.

9 Nothing flash

Rather than splash out on a high-performance car, Rodri’s first vehicle was a modest second-hand model.

10 Senior cap

After playing for Spain at Under-16, Under-19 and Under-21 levels, Rodri was called into the full Spain squad for the first time in March 2018 ahead of two friendlies with Germany and Argentina.

11 Grand stage

Rodri made his international debut for


It may be an extremely niche sport in the United States, but darts is extremely popular in the United Kingdom. Since 2014, U.K. pay TV sports behemoth Sky Sports rebrands one of its many channels as “Sky Sports Darts” for the two-week William Hill World Darts Championship that runs in December through the New Year. It’s a rather popular event across the pond, and ESPN3 streamed last year’s Championship here in the U.S.

In fact, when ESPN rebranded ESPNU as ESPN The Ocho back on August 8, it re-aired the finals of the 2017 World Darts Championship. But for the upcoming 2018 Championship, BBC America, a network that’s best known for airing Doctor Who, Orphan Black and Top Gear, will air the event on television, starting on December 16:

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Piercy Roberts was an English publisher, printmaker, and caricaturist active between 1785 and 1824. Most of his prints are caricatures, some after  his own designs and some after others such as  George Moutard Woodward.  He  collaborated with Thomas Rowlandson on several prints, most notably a pair of portraits of Josephine Beauharnais  (in the Royal Collection) and Napoleon (in the British Museum).

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Between 1801 and 1806, Roberts ran a print shop at 28 Middle Row Holborn  and published political caricatures, as well as social caricatures.  He depicts himself standing in the doorway of his print shop, with a crowd of onlookers examining his window in an  1801 print Caricature Shop, one of the best depictions of a print shop.


pre-war Europe. Wiener made a remarkable career as a Yiddish scholar and writer in the Stalinist Soviet Union and left an unfinished novel about Jewish intellectual bohemia of Weimar Berlin. He was a brilliant intellectual, a controversial thinker, a committed communist, and a great Yiddish scholar--who personally knew Lenin and Rabbi Kook, corresponded with Martin Buber and Hugo von Hofmannsthal, and argued with Gershom Scholem and Georg Lukacs. His intellectual biography brings Yiddish to the forefront of the intellectual discourse of interwar Europe.

Mikhail Krutikov is Assistant Professor of Slavic and Jewish Studies at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and the author of Yiddish Fiction and the Crisis of Modernity, 1905-1914 (Stanford University Press, 2001).and stronger than most every other athlete he would encounter at every level of sports.

A victim of racial attitudes of the times, Brown came to Syracuse in the fall of 1953 without a scholarship in hand and was the only black player on the freshman football team. In high school, Brown earned 13 letters including football (averaging 14.9 yards per carry), basketball (he averaged 38+ points per game), baseball and lacrosse.

He played basketball his sophomore and junior years at Syracuse, averaging 13.1 points per game. He was a ferocious rebounder, and the best athlete on the floor. He would scored 33 points against Sampson Air Force Base his sophomore season, in a game he did not even start. Brown would not return for his senior season however, because


he was not permitted to be a starter. An unwritten rule at Syracuse prohibited the team starting three black athletes in basketball, and Syracuse had Vinnie Cohen and Manny Breland also on the team. Cohen believed Syracuse would have won the national title in basketball in 1957 if Brown had played with them; as it was, they lost in the elite eight.

Brown's legend at Syracuse was in football, and he began the legend of #44. Brown was the ultimate running back, and also the place kicker on the team. He set standards in football that all future Syracuse players would be measured by. In a game against Colgate in 1956, Brown ran for 196 yards, scored 6 touchdowns, and kicked 7 extra points for a total of 43points, an NCAA record that stood for over 40 years. His senior year he was a unanimous selection as an All-American and came in fifth place for the Heisman Trophy. He helped Syracuse get to the Cotton Bowl, where they lost a close game 28-27 to TCU.

Brown is considered one of the greatest lacrosse players of all time. His senior season he led Syracuse to an undefeated season as the team went 10-0, and was co-leader of the national scoring championship. Brown was so dominant in the game, that they changed the rules requiring a lacrosse player to keep his stick in constant motion when carrying the ball. He was a two-time All American Midfielder.

On occasion, he participated with the track team. In 1954 he finished fifth in


the decathlon at the National AAU meet.

He once competed in two sports the same day. On a warm May day in 1957 he wore his track suit, won the high jump and javelin, placed second in the discus, and helped Syracuse beat Colgate in a dual meet. Then he put on his lacrosse uniform and led the way to an 8-6 win over Army securing the undefeated season.

He was a fantastic boxer. Roy Simmons Jr, the coach of the Syracuse boxing team thought Brown could have been the heavyweight champion if he dedicated himself to the sport. Brown didn't play baseball at Syracuse, but he could have. He threw two no-hitters in high school, and the Yankees had scouted him. Fortunately for Syracuse fans he turned them down.

Collegeaward. Brown would play 9 seasons in the NFL, setting virtually every rushing record possible including most yards rushing in a season, must yard rushing in a career, most yards per carry, most rushing touchdowns, most total touchdowns. He was named to the Pro-Bowl all 9 years he played in the NFL, and he never missed a play in football due to an injury. He was the NFL's MVP four times (1957, 1958, 1963, and 1965), and led the NFL in rushing 8 of the 9 seasons he played.

NFL Statistics Seasons Pos G Rush Att Yards Rush YPA Rec. Rec. Yards TDs Rush Yds/G Pass Yds Pass Att. Pass Com. % TDs Int 9 RB 118 2,359 12,312 5.2 262 2,499 126 104.3 117 4 12 33.3 3


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In 1965 he shocked the sports world by announcing his retirement from football, while at the age of 30 and at the prime of his career. Brown wanted to focus on his new acting career. He had just spent the spring filming The Dirty Dozen. Brown would appear in over 40 movies in his career including He Got Game, Any Given Sunday, and the Running Man.

Brown has been involved in a variety of social causes in his career, aiming at providing young African-Americans with opportunities and keeping them on the right path. He has set up several different organizations on their behalf.

Jim Brown racked up several honors. He is the only individual inducted into both the College Football Hall of Fame (1995) and the Lacrosse Hall of Fame(1984). He was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1971 in his first year of eligibility. He was named to the Walter Camp All-Century Team and was on the Syracuse University All Century Football Team.

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year. However, the 51-year-old campaigner was rearrested again on June 13.

Rajab will be tried over tweets he posted in March 2015 criticizing Manama’s involvement in the deadly Saudi aggression against Yemen and torture at Bahrain’s notorious Jaw Prison.

In June, his family said Rajab was suffering from health problems and that Manama was not giving proper access to medical facilities.

"Nabeel never suffered heart problems before," said Sumaya Rajab, Nabeel's wife, in a statement. "My husband is a human rights defender and does not deserve this treatment,” she added.

File photo shows Bahraini anti-regime protesters running for cover from tear gas during clashes with riot police.

Bahrain, a close ally of the US in the Persian Gulf region, has seen a wave of anti-regime protests since mid-February 2011.

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It took 14 months, but the United States men’s national soccer team finally has a full-time head coach. On Sunday, U.S. Soccer announced that Gregg Berhalter would be taking the reins of the USMNT going forward. His contract runs through the 2022 World Cup.

As a player, Berhalter earned 44 caps for the USMNT and played for the team at two World Cups. He jumped into coaching immediately after retirement, starting out as an assistant with the LA Galaxy before taking over at Hammarby in Sweden. Berhalter was let go in 2013 after his team struggled to score in his final campaign, which he says led him to rethink his system.

It didn’t take long for Berhalter to land softly with the Columbus Crew, who he led to the playoffsheld the same position with the Dutch FA. He was on the committee that hired Stewart, a Dutch-American who was the technical director at Dutch clubs NAC Breda and AZ Alkmaar.

This is a broad generalization, but to give a quick understanding to the unfamiliar: Dutch soccer has a reputation as being about keeping possession with technically adept players and intelligent movement off the ball. If you were to set a heiracrchy of skills that most Dutch coaches seem to value, it goes something like:

1. Technique

2. Intelligence and tactical awareness

3. Creativity and flair

4. Physical skills

This is the exact inverse of what American soccer has valued for most of its existence, until very recently. Many of the youth coaches hired during the Klinsmann era started pushing U.S. Soccer in this


quality shots. They were fifth in shots outside the box and only 13th in shots inside the penalty area.

But despite the poor shot selection, the Crew still should have been much better than their minus-2 goal differential this season. They were the biggest underperformers in the league on xG by far. Their bad luck is partially explained by some poor performances by goalkeeper Zack Steffen who, despite winning goalkeeper of the year on the back of his great distribution and sensational highlight plays, was actually a totally average player this season.

Columbus also couldn’t get shots on target to save its life. Winger Pedro Santos, box-to-box midfielder Artur and right back Harrison Afful were the biggest bad shot culprits — they combined for 171 shots, but just three goals.Playing today at the Chicago International Film Festival

October 12, 2009|By Christopher Borrelli and Michael Phillips

'About Elly' ***

So, you're an American moviegoer who's heard about the revolution in Iranian cinema, which has been going on for a decade now, but remain gunshy? Convinced it's all quiet meditations on children chasing white balloons through villages and forlorn men sitting for hours in rusting vans set against almost existentially barren brown-white landscapes? Asghar Farhadi, whose taut fourth movie took the best narrative feature award at last spring's TriBeCa Film Festival, is an engrossing placebo of sorts, a tale of how lies compound lies that, without overly lashing out, takes a hard swing at a closed society constructed on delusion. The first lie? That Elly (Taraneh Alidoosti), a nursery school teacher from


Tehran, and the young Iranian newly divorced from his German wife, are newlyweds. It's a necessary lie, told to an old woman who owns a beach house on the Caspian. Elly has been talked into a long seaside holiday with a large group of friends. She is being pushed into a relationship with the divorcee. But, soon, she vanishes, and what feels at first like a homage to "L'Avventura" or Peter Weir's "Picnic at Hanging Rock," ominous and dense with the inexplicable, slides more comfortably into a drama about middle-class Iranians and deceit, which is universal.

2:30 p.m. Monday, 8:30 p.m. Oct. 20.

-- Christopher Borrelli

'Antichrist' ***1/2

At its Cannes premiere I was so wiped out by all the great, terrible and warring aspects of Lars von Trier's latest -- whichis the real "Couples Retreat" -- I could barely write straight. Seeing it a second time only confirmed my first agog impression. The first hour is, I think, a masterpiece. While making love in silver-toned slow motion, a therapist (Willem Dafoe, empathetic and arrogant in just the right blend) and his wife (Charlotte Gainsbourg, who deservedly won best actress at Cannes) fail to hear that something's afoot in their son's bedroom. After this hideously cruel prologue and a long, uncertain grieving process, the couple repairs to their cabin in the woods so that Gainsbourg's character can try to heal the wounds. Mistake! Von Trier's nightmare, photographed by Anthony Dod Mantle ("Slumdog Millionaire"), trades evocative insinuation for literal-minded, outlandishly explicit horrors in the later scenes. Mainlining his fellow Scandinavian


at 219-224. Eligar Sadeh, Dynamics of International Space Cooperation, Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, Colorado State University, 1999. Valnora Leister, International Cooperation in Outer Space: Extending the European Model, Proceedings of the 24th Colloquium on the Law of Outer Space (1981) p.207-210. Immanuel Kant, Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay. Trans by M. Campbell Smith (New York: Garland, 1972); Jaques Derrida, Cosmopolites de tous les pays, encore un effort! (Paris : Galilee, 1997). Makau Mutua, What is TWAIL? 94 American Society of International Law Proceedings (2000). Stephan Hobe, supra note 2. Barry Hurewitz, Non-Proliferation and Free Access to Outer Space: The Dual-Use Conflict Between the Outer Space Treaty and the Missile Technology Control Regime, Berkeley Technology Law Journal, Volume 9, Spring 1994; Ram Jakhu, Legal Issues Relating to the Global PublicThings That Were A Thing: December 2019 Edition

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The biggest news stories of December bring the 2019 year to a close and give us a sneak peak at what's to come at the end of the decade. The most talked-about happenings of the holiday season captured our attention for a brief period, but if you want to take a look at the year


President Is Impeached

In a historic moment in American politics, the on December 18 for obstructing Congress and misusing his power. He is the third US president to face being removed from office by the Senate.

暖暖直播APP视频教程The House voted 230 to 197 that the president was guilty of misusing his power, and 229 to 198 that he was guilty of obstructing Congress. He was accused of pressuring Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensk "to announce an investigation" against 2020 US presidential Democratic candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden during the 2016 election. The House voted along party lines, with two Democrats voting against abuse of power and three Democrats voting against obstruction of Congress.

暖暖直播APP视频教程The president responded to the vote via : "SUCH ATROCIOUS LIES BY THE RADICAL LEFT, DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS.became official.

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Greta Thunberg Is Named 'Time' Magazine's Person Of The Year

Greta Thunberg made national headlines in September 2019 when she addressed the United Nations General Assembly at the UN Climate Action Summit, inspiring nearly 4 million people to join her in a world-wide climate strike. Since then, she's been traveling internationally via environmentally safe methods in order to further communicate with government organizations about how to combat the ever-changing climate. For that, and considering she is only a 16-year old teen from Sweden who began her strike in August 2018, Time magazine named her .

暖暖直播APP视频教程While traveling via boat from Virginia to Portugal, representatives from the magazine interviewed Thunberg. "We can’t just continue living as if there was no tomorrow, because there is a tomorrow,


That is all we are saying," she tells them, communicating her mission in the simplest of terms.

Time describes Thunberg as a 16-year-old girl who has Asperger's syndrome which means:

She doesn't operate on the same emotional register as many of the people she meets. She dislikes crowds; ignores small talk; and speaks in direct, uncomplicated sentences. She cannot be flattered or distracted. She is not impressed by other people's celebrity, nor does she seem to have interest in her own growing fame.

Ultimately, they say, these qualities have helped propel her into the spotlight, making her a global sensation, and allowing her to pursue her goal of climate resolution with little distraction.together and realized that all eyes would be on him. That's what makes his behavior so bizarre. There's nothing more the media likes then sex scandals involving the royals.

His last big blowout should've been the stag party. After that, he should've got his act together and realized that all eyes would be on him. That's what makes his behavior so bizarre. There's nothing more the media likes then sex scandals involving the royals.

And they also love sex scandals involving sports stars - particularly those holding the position of captain of the national team - now couple the two and Mike had no hope.

I tend to believe this incident was just an innocent flirting caught on camera- due to a combination of too much alcohol and very bad judgment.

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DETROIT, Mich. (WZZM) -- A fugitive just added to the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists List has connections to Michigan.

A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the capture and return to the U.S. of Ahmad Abousamra, 32. Federal agents say he's taken multiple trips to Pakistan and Yemen where he trained to kill American soldiers overseas.

Abousamra grew up near Boston but has ties to Detroit. He is thought to have left the United States in 2006, and may now be living in Aleppo, Syria. Abousamra may be with his wife and at least one child, a young daughter.

Abousamra is of Syrian descent and has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Syria.


A Fifty Year Journey Like No Other

On Sunday, 7/30/1967, Lyndon Johnson served as President and the national debt was 330 billion. Six months into his first term, Ronald Reagan served as governor of California. Overseas, Vietnam drained our country’s youth and unity, while domestically, race riots tore at the fabric of our society.

During those turbulent 1960’s, an almost unnoticed event took place on the Chesapeake Bay. But events on that summer day would have incalculable implications around the globe.

A life-changing moment

A seventeen-year-old girl dove from a dock into too shallow water…and into the hands of God. As Joni Eareckson plunged into that water, her life was forever altered …and to this day, she lives with quadriplegia.

Fifty years, ten US Presidents, five Popes, countless world events, and $19 trillionThe Papal Palace of Castel Gandolfo, or the Apostolic Palace of Castel Gandolfo from its Italian name Palazzo Apostolico di Castel Gandolfo, is a 17th-century papal palace in the city of Castel Gandolfo, Italy. Now a museum, it had served for centuries as a summer residence and vacation retreat for the pope, the leader of the Catholic Church. Although situated within Castel Gandolfo, the residence was afforded extraterritorial status as one of the properties of the Holy See and was not under the jurisdiction of Castel Gandolfo or Italy. The building ceased to be a papal palace in October 2016.[1]

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The gardens occupy the site of a residence of the Roman Emperor Domitian.[2] The palace was designed by Swiss-Italian architect Carlo Maderno for Pope Urban VIII. Popes have used


the properties as a summer residence and vacation retreat, except for the years between 1870 and 1929 when the popes, in dispute with Italy over territorial claims, did not leave Vatican City.[3]Pope Pius XI had the facilities modernized and began using the retreat again in 1934.[3] In accordance with the Lateran Treaty of 1929, the palace and the adjoining Villa Barberini added to the complex by Pope Pius XI are extraterritorial properties of the Holy See.[3]

During World War II, an unknown number of Jewish refugees took shelter at the palace under the protection of the Holy See and many people used the site as a refuge from Allied bombing raids in 1944, though more than 500 people died in one such attack.[3]

Pope John Paul II had a swimmingpool built at the Palace, which was criticized by some. Paparazzi used the opportunity to take photos of him.[6]

Pope Benedict XVI flew to the palace at the conclusion of his papacy on 28 February 2013[7] and spent several weeks there before returning to Vatican City on 2 May.[8]

On 23 March 2013, Pope Francis visited Benedict XVI at the palace for lunch.[2] On 7 December 2013, Pope Francis named Osvaldo Gianoli as the Director of the Pontifical Villas of Castel Gandolfo.[9] In March 2014, the Vatican opened the Barberini Gardens to paid visitors on guided tours during morning hours every day but Sunday.[10]

On October 21, 2016, it was opened to the public for viewing.[11][12] When asked by Reuters journalist Philip Pullella if the building would once again become a


Localization of the 3' end of 16S rRNA in Escherichia coli 30S ribosomal subunits by immuno electron microscopy.
The location of the 3' end of 16S rRNA in E. coli 30S ribosomal subunits has been determined by immuno electron microscopy. The 3' terminal adenosine of isolated 16S rRNA was oxidized with sodium periodate and reacted with N-gamma-(2,4-dinitrophenyl) aminobutyric acid hydrazide. Functionally active 30S subunits were reconstituted from DNP-16S rRNA and total 30S ribosomal proteins. DNP-30S subunits were complexed with DNP-specific IgG-antibody and examined in the electron microscope. The 3' end of the 16S rRNA was mapped at a single region located at the inner side of the large lobe of the 30S subunit. The location of the 3' end also provides information as to the topography of the bindingMolino to me were ineffective. Back passes and errant ones the order of the day, no off the ball runs and no bite in the midfield.

Hyland was the enforcer and he had a better afternoon, getting most things right but losing the ball on occasion, playing with his head down and was guilty of over dribbling at times. But he had a much better second half controlling the proceedings and stamping his authority on the game

The left side was totally ineffective both in attack as well as defence. Keon Daniel looked like the Skilla of old…slow, nashy, uninterested, ball watching and he just looked scared or something. Not a tackle..only covering and pointing, when the ball was there to be won if he only chook a foot.

With that


problems linking up with his forwards. Seemed to work well with Peltier, but was unable to handle the "senior" playmaker role in the first half. Was much better when the load was shared in the second and he was a monster on defence whole game. He's my man of the match based on share work rate, leadership and productivity.

Peltier - took his goals well, but stopped passing after he scored his hattrick. Decent work rate, but wasn't really pressured into working harder. He'll be remembered for his goals, but did nothing else that convinced me he'd be a key player if we got to the Hex.

Jorsling - preferred to whine when the ball didn't come to his foot rather than work hard to win a few 50/50 balls.Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg Michael BloombergThe Hill's 12:30 Report - Presented by Facebook - Latest with the COVID-19 relief bill negotiations The Memo: 2020 is all about winning Florida The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by The Air Line Pilots Association - Trump, Biden renew push for Latino support MORE reportedly plans to double his television spending and expand his staff as the 2020 Democratic primary field tries to move on from the botched Iowa caucuses.

The presidential candidate signaled to his advisers Tuesday morning that he plans to double television spending in every market he is already advertising in, The Washington Post and The New York Times reported Tuesday.

Bloomberg instructed his campaign to boost his 1,200 gross rating points in his targeted markets to 2,400


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April 30, 2014

CANCELED FORAGE & GRASSLAND TOUR

Due to severe storm damage in central and northeast Arkansas, the Arkansas Forage and Grassland Council spring Forage Bus Tour scheduled in Lawrence and Randolph counties for Friday, May 2, is canceled.

Please pass on this notice to your producers, related agencies and other interested persons.

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University of Arkansas Division of AgricultureFormation of dissolved gaseous mercury in a tropical lake (Petit-Saut reservoir, French Guiana).
Formation of dissolved gaseous mercury (DGM) and its volatilization from aquatic systems can be considered as a natural attenuation process, which limits the methylation of mercury (Hg) and Hg accumulation in fish. Although gold-mining activity and erosion of tropical soils lead to increased Hg concentration in aquatic systems, little is known about DGM production and distribution in tropical aqueous systems. Our work explores the vertical distribution and principal sources of DGM in a meromictic Amazonian reservoir. Dissolved gaseous mercury measurements carried out in Petit-Saut reservoir (French Guiana, South America) revealed DGM increase in the surface waters and at the bottom layers of the reservoir during the dry season. As in arctic and temperate lakes, high DGM


World Cup intensity in knockout round

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STEVEN SERAFINI | June 30, 2014

As I lay my 1982 World Cup champion Italy – the Azzurri's third World Cup title and first in my lifetime – T-shirt back in the drawer after the group stage for the second time since it won its fourth global crown eight years ago, I turn my personal attention to the United States and Mexico.

Both North American teams advanced as runners-up from the group stage into the "Round of 16" or "Knockout Round," where they were joined by group winners host Brazil, Colombia, France, Germany, Netherlands, Costa Rica, Argentina and Belgium; and other group runner-ups Chile, Uruguay, Nigeria, Algeria, Greece and Switzerland.

After the weekend elimination matches, two of the World Cup favorites, host Brazil and powerfulNetherlands, somehow escaped being ousted by the proverbial "skin of their teeth" by Chile and Mexico, respectively.

Chile had the Brazilians on the ropes and came within inches of shocking the five-time champions, but the ball bounced off both the cross-bar in extra time, and the post in the deciding, and excruciating, penalty kickoff.

As both a player and fan, the last thing you want the final outcome to come down to are with penalty kicks, with fatigue at that point of the match for the players being a factor in their team's fate, and the stressful to elation or heartbreak for the fans being their fate.

Mexico outplayed fast and dangerous Dutch throughout the first half of their knockout match in blistering heat, then quickly scored a goal after the


the final.

But Holland and Brazil better watch their luck facing other underdogs in the quarter- and semi-finals, who might complete their bite on the two favorites, who next face knockout-match winners Costa Rica, which sent Greece packing on penalty kicks, and Columbia, which eliminated Uruguay, respectively.

As for Uruguay, it played without their suspended infamous star Luis Suarez for another biting incident, this time against one of my Italians, and it most justifably cost him a suspension of four months of club play and eight matches with his country team.

Yesterday's Round of 16 matches pitted Germany against Algeria, while France faced Nigeria – results not available at presstime – and today, Argentina plays Switzerland, and the U.S. battles it out with Belgium, which is young and strong and somepossession and of the horses seized by the Dickson County Sheriff's Department. The Sheriff's Department was not named as a respondent in the motion.
The Brackins argue that the horses and papers are not property of the estate for two reasons. First, the Brackins assert that the debtor misrepresented her identity as Tracey Webb when she executed the contract[5] and, therefore, she "never obtained any property interest in the subject horses." (Resp. to Debtor's Mot. at 2.) And second, ownership never changed hands because the registration papers were not executed. As to the first assertion, the evidence does not support that the debtor executed the contract using a false identity. The proof was uncontroverted that she has been married to Jack Webb since April 1996 and that Tracey Webb


protecting that interest. Turnover of the horses and the registration papers shall be conditioned upon the filing of an agreed order, signed by the debtor, the Brackins, and the Chapter 12 Trustee, setting forth what measure of adequate protection will be provided to the Brackins. If the parties cannot agree, upon motion, the court will rule on adequate protection.
The Brackins requested in their response that the debtor be required to pay to them the boarding and transport fees for the seized horses, in the event that turnover is awarded. The Brackins, as plaintiffs in the state court action who caused the "execution to be issued for levy of personal property," are required to "pay the cost incurred by the court, sheriff, or other officers for transportation of theline-up between the current 12C 2-seater and the P1 hypercar, with the newest offering being produced in both Coupe and electrically retractable hardtop Spider body styles, both expected to reach showrooms by spring.

The debut of the new McLaren 650S is in keeping with the British maker’s plan, first revealed by TheDetroitBureau.com in 2010, to roll out an entirely new model roughly once a year. And, as with both those earlier models, the new 650S will use a carbon fiber chassis – with the lightweight material being used extensively in body, interior and other componentry, as well.

The interior layout of the 650S.

The overall design of the gull-winged 650S will appear familiar to those who’ve already seen either the 12C or P1. The shape of the face, such as the


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New Delhi: There had been a rudimentary version of the internet available in the country since 1986, when the Education and Research Network (ERNET)—a joint undertaking of the central government’s department of electronics and the United Nations Development Programme—was launched, but ERNET was only meant for the use of educational and research communities. Also, the software that would truly define the internet and make it accessible to the layman—the web browser—had not yet been invented.

We (at Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd, or VSNL) started planning as soon as we got the green light. We also started talking to our correspondents, like British Telecom (BT), MCI Communications Corp. and AT&T, about how they had gone about it. The building blocks were soon put together. The essential component was the connectivitybrought the third Industrial Revolution—the first was wrought by steam, the second by electricity—and India has gained immeasurably from it. I feel fortunate to have been in a position to have spearheaded its coming to our country.

The world shrank the day the internet entered our lives. It surely was a second Independence Day.

Today, when I sit back in my rocking chair, at times I mull over how the internet disrupted our lives and society to become the fourth necessity after roti, kapda and makaan. And I feel delighted when my seven-year-old grandson talks about slow internet speed and asks for my Wi-Fi password or hotspot in the car.

Brijendra K. Syngal is former chairman and managing director of erstwhile Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. Sandipan Deb is founder-editor of Open


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In another incident related to Steig et al (the Harry station), Gavin Schmidt said that “people will generally credit the person who tells them something”. Problems with the Harry station had been reported (but not yet specified) at Climate Audit late in the afternoon of Superbowl Sunday 2009. The next day, the British Antarctic Survey replaced the data set, initially without notice. Gavin Schmidt said that a Mystery Man had “independently” noticed the problems with the Harry station that afternoon and had notified the British Antarctic Survey. The British Antarctic Survey later credited Gavin Schmidt, who, as it turned out,


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Monday, April 25, 2011

Au Revoir Au Pied de Cochon in Buckhead

Au Pied de Cochon and the XO Bar at the InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta will be re-branded and reconcepted in the coming months. Au Pied de Cochon ("foot of the pig" in French) will become a "Nouveau Southern" restaurant and the XO Bar will supposedly become a bourbon bar. While this move is far from a surprise, it's still sad to see. Both outlets opened as a part of the hotel's opening in the fall of 2004. The hotel was heralded as the first luxury hotel to be built in Buckhead in over a decade and is the North American flagship for the InterContinental Hotel.

Helming the InterContinental's new restaurant will be Art Smith. Art Smith is currently listed onthe Streets of Buckhead website as opening a restaurant within the troubled project and it's unknown if that will ever happen. More likely, the restaurant at the InterContinental will be in lieu of the S.O.B. eatery rather than in addition to it. Streets of Buckhead was recently taken over by San Diego-based OliverMcMillan who pledged to breath new life into the troubled project. While the number and level of retailers and restaurants have decreased from the press release, Art Smith's (addition) to the project went seemingly unnoticed in the local foodie world.

Art Smith currently owns and operates two restaurants, TABLE fifty-two in Chicago (where he lives), and Art and Soul in Washington D.C. Smith was born in Jasper, Florida, not far from Tallahassee, and has cooked for countless


celebrities and politicians, but is best known to many as Oprah Winfrey's personal chef until 2007. "Art and Soul: South" has been discussed as a possible name for the southern eatery. Smith's specialty is southern cuisine, and he won the James Beard Award in 2002 for his book Back to the Table: The Reunion of Food and Family.

At a recent employee meeting, "Red Velvet" was announced to be the name of the new restaurant but that name has already been scrapped due to a trademark issue. It's likely "velvet" will still be present in the name of the new eatery. Official word should come within the next month, with work on the restaurant set to begin in June, with a planned grand re-opening in September. While the restaurantis currently open 24 hours a day, it is not yet known whether this will continue with the new concept. At times, the late night and early morning patrons of the restaurant are what some may view as "unsavory" and this may lead the restaurant to operate with normal hours rather than the 24.

Au Pied de Cochon's original location in Paris remains open as does their eatery in Mexico City. A location opened on Washington Avenue in Miami Beach in late May 2009, but closed before Christmas of the same year.

Locally, the InterContinental Hotel has gone through a number of changes. Completed in November 2004, the property was until last fall owned and managed by IHG, InterContinental's parent company, with North American headquarters in Dunwoody. This past fall,


the hotel (and in-house restaurant & bar) were sold to Pebblebrook, a REIT based in Bethesda, Maryland.

Across from the InterContinental, Buckhead Life Restaurant Group opened their French concept Bistro Niko in fall, 2009, and its success surely played a part in the decision to reconcept APDC. Just down the road at The Mansion hotel, their in-house restaurant, NEO opened as an Italian concept but I'm told currently features American cuisine. Their additional restaurants Craft and craft bar, both closed in February, and there has been no definitive answer as to what will take their place.

The St. Regis opened in 2009 and their in-house restaurant Paces 88 features a seasonal menu currently described as "Contempory American with a Southern Twist and French influence." Across the street from the St.Aaron Johnson has played Carey Mulligan's beatific beau in The Greatest and McLovin's goofball superhero nemesis in Kick-Ass. Now he's getting to play the heartthrob and hero all at once, as the most crushable Beatle in the new John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy, which focuses on Lennon’s years in Liverpool, just before forming the Beatles. Vulture spoke to the British-born 20-year-old about the pressure of playing a pop idol, what he means when he says Lennon was in love with his mother, and Johnson's own love, 43-year-old fiancée Sam Taylor-Wood, who directed the film and became a mother to their daughter this summer.

While you're in New York, you're staying uptown at the Trump. That puts you closer to the Dakota, where Lennon lived
The Dakota is absolutely gorgeous, but


in this interview that when his mother died, he felt bitter inside. The Beatles was a front. He put it all away. He was mad at the world. But before that, there was this woman, his mother, who was in his life and he was in love. When he was playing, he was really free with it. [In the film,] he’s at that age where you’re not a man yet, you’re naïve, innocent, insecure, and vulnerable.

In the film, Paul really comes across as almost savantlike, insanely gifted but not tortured, and John is the mad one
John used music as a way to create art, to express his feelings and emotions. Music was just the right outlet at the right time. He’s got something bad in him. With Paul,head.He then tried to mount his bike but then crashed on his left-hand side as he continued to look dazed.Appearing to try to retrieve his Garmin which had fallen off in the second crash, Skujins then almost collided with riders chasing on as they came past and he tried to cross the road back to where his bike was....Meanwhile, there were floods of messages across social media from shocked viewers who were clear the Skujins shouldn’t have been allowed to continue the race.Unfortunately his team car was some way behind with Skujins in the breakaway, and phone and TV signal wasn’t allowing the team back at the buses to see what was happening on the road.

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who should both be back in the lineup by at least Monday, but for how long?

Jeter's "early" comeback seemed like some sort of great comeback story out of a Hollywood script. The 39 year old captain returns, skips the majority of his rehab so that he can reinforce his team. He legs out an infield single, goes first-to-third, and scores on a sac fly with an untested ankle. But just as this luckless team was afflicted by a dozen other comical setbacks, Jeter was pulled from his very own debut with a quad strain.

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child abuse and aggravated manslaughter of a child.

Anthony smiled with delight as she was cleared of the murder of Caylee, after one of the most controversial verdicts in recent history.

Hundreds of people outside the Orange County Courtroom in Orlando, Florida, gasped yesterday as the verdict was made public.

Anthony had been accused of drugging her young daughter, suffocating her and dumping her body in overgrown woodland.

The verdict, which stunned many, drew a dramatic line under a compelling trial, which has seen a family torn apart by accusations of rape and incest.

Former prosecutor Mr Marlinga said he was 'shocked.....stunned and a little bit sickened' by the jury's decision'.

He said: 'I’ve probably never seen a better circumstantial case.

'Juries have to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.That doesn’t mean beyond all doubt,'he told the Detroit Free Press.

He added the prosecution overplayed Anthony as a party girl.

He said: 'A guilty person would have kept a low-profile, would have immediately reported the supposed kidnapping and immediately disposed of the body.

'They tried to pretend that the weakness was a strength. Sometimes the prosecution tries to whistle past the graveyard.

'They could have painted a more coherent case that the girl died as the result of child abuse.'

Anthony, who had been facing the death penalty, hugged defence attorney Jose Baez when the jury's verdict was revealed. As the jury left, she burst into tears.

The jury accepted Anthony's account of events that Caylee drowned in the family pool on June 16.

She had initially claimed her daughter had been kidnapped, but on the opening day of


the trial, the defence team made the surprise claim that the toddler had died in an accident.

The defence accused Anthony's father George Anthony of sexually abusing her as a child, and suggested the dysfunctional relationship explained Casey's behaviour after her own daughter's death. Mr Baez acknowledged Anthony's actions as 'bizarre' and 'inappropriate'.

Four days after the defence claim Caylee died, Anthony paraded in a 'hot body' contest at a nightclub and friends said she showed no signs of distress, anxiety or depression.

Mr Baez had told the court that Mr Anthony had a role in disposing of the body and bullied his daughter into keeping it all secret.

On the final day of the trial, Anthony reportedly mouthed either 'it's not his fault' or 'because it's his fault' while prosecutors saidshe was trying to pin the death on her father.

After jurors heard Anthony's mother Cindy may have left a ladder in the pool where the child allegedly drowned, prosecutors said: 'Casey Anthony would have you believe that this is all her mother's fault anyway for leaving the ladder down, let's twist the knife in my mum a little bit more.'

Casey reportedly mouthed: 'I never said anything like that, it wouldn't have been my mum.'

After such a harrowing trial it has emerged that George and Cindy Anthony are not sure if they would welcome Casey back into the family. Following the surprise verdict, they walked out of the courtroom in silence.

In a statement they said: 'While the family may never know what has happened to Caylee Marie Anthony, they


of Caylee, after one of the most controversial verdicts in recent history.

Hundreds of people outside the Orange County Courtroom in Orlando, Florida, gasped yesterday as the verdict was made public.

Anthony had been accused of drugging her young daughter, suffocating her and dumping her body in overgrown woodland.

The verdict, which stunned many, drew a dramatic line under a compelling trial, which has seen a family torn apart by accusations of rape and incest.

Former prosecutor Mr Marlinga said he was 'shocked.....stunned and a little bit sickened' by the jury's decision'.

He said: 'I’ve probably never seen a better circumstantial case.

'Juries have to find guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.That doesn’t mean beyond all doubt,' he told the Detroit Free Press.

He added the prosecution overplayed Anthony as a party girl.

He said: 'A guiltyperson would have kept a low-profile, would have immediately reported the supposed kidnapping and immediately disposed of the body.

'They tried to pretend that the weakness was a strength. Sometimes the prosecution tries to whistle past the graveyard.

'They could have painted a more coherent case that the girl died as the result of child abuse.'

Anthony, who had been facing the death penalty, hugged defence attorney Jose Baez when the jury's verdict was revealed. As the jury left, she burst into tears.

The jury accepted Anthony's account of events that Caylee drowned in the family pool on June 16.

She had initially claimed her daughter had been kidnapped, but on the opening day of the trial, the defence team made the surprise claim that the toddler had died in an accident.

The defence


accused Anthony's father George Anthony of sexually abusing her as a child, and suggested the dysfunctional relationship explained Casey's behaviour after her own daughter's death. Mr Baez acknowledged Anthony's actions as 'bizarre' and 'inappropriate'.

Four days after the defence claim Caylee died, Anthony paraded in a 'hot body' contest at a nightclub and friends said she showed no signs of distress, anxiety or depression.

Mr Baez had told the court that Mr Anthony had a role in disposing of the body and bullied his daughter into keeping it all secret.

On the final day of the trial, Anthony reportedly mouthed either 'it's not his fault' or 'because it's his fault' while prosecutors said she was trying to pin the death on her father.

After jurors heard Anthony's mother Cindy may have lefta ladder in the pool where the child allegedly drowned, prosecutors said: 'Casey Anthony would have you believe that this is all her mother's fault anyway for leaving the ladder down, let's twist the knife in my mum a little bit more.'

Casey reportedly mouthed: 'I never said anything like that, it wouldn't have been my mum.'

Dodging the larger charges of murder and child abuse, Casey was found guilty of four lesser counts of lying to investigators, which carry a maximum of one year per count.

As she has already served three years in jail, she is likely to walk free almost immediately. Last night she returned to Orange County jail, where she will wait for sentencing on Thursday at 9am.

As Casey walked into the courtroom to hear her fate


at just after 2pm she looked very nervous. She bit her nails anxiously as she spoke to Mr Baez, while her parents watched quietly from the audience.

But as the clerk of the court read the verdicts, her eyes turned red as she tried to fight back the tears. Once all the verdicts were read out she hugged Mr Baez and began to cry.

Later, as the judge spoke to the jury, she could be seen mouthing 'Thank you' to Mr Baez and smiling, before the whole defence team hugged in tears as the session ended.

In a bizarre speech given after the verdict, Mr Baez appeared shaken with emotion as he shamelessly declared that his defence had 'saved a life'.

He told the media he was 'very happy for Casey. I'mand outside U.S. courts hearings in recent decades.

Fights broke out outside the court room as people queued to watch the case, and a court house spectator was jailed for six days for contempt of court after he gestured at the prosecution.

As tension built in the courtroom, both attorneys were threatened with being kicked off the case by the judge, and proceedings were stopped after the defence claimed that Casey was not mentally competent to continue.

Prosecutors claimed Casey spun an astonishingly complex web of lies to cover her tracks as she partied for a month after her daughter's disappearance.

They claimed Casey drove around for several days with Caylee's body in her car trunk and then dumped the remains in woods near the Anthony family home.

Jurors are in the courtroom


day after day and experience a trial in a way no other news commentator, etc can.

'Proof beyond a reasonable doubt' is a difficult standard to reach, particularly in a case that depends entirely on circumstantial evidence.

Although the news said that Casey Anthony was 'hated', the jurors of course looked at the facts differently.

The speed of their deliberation suggests that there was little if any disagreement among them.

Caylee was last seen on June 16, 2008, when Casey left the family home with her, but it was not until a month later that police were notified that she was missing.

Prosecution evidence suggested Casey lied to friends and family about Caylee's whereabouts while she spent time hanging out with her boyfriend, dancing at nightclubs, shopping and getting tattoos.

The single mother gaveher parents various excuses as to why they could they could not see Caylee, including: that the girl was with a nanny named Zanny; that she and her daughter were spending time in Jacksonville with a rich boyfriend; and that Zanny had been hospitalised after an out-of-town accident and they were spending time with her.

Finally on July 15 after hearing her daughter's car had been towed, Cindy Anthony confronted Casey and called 911 to report her daughter missing.

In in a distressed call she told the operator that her granddaughter had been missing for a month and that she had found her daughter's car that days and 'it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car.'

When Casey got on the phone, she claimed that her nanny,


Zenairda Fernandez-Gonazalez, who was later shown not to exist, had taken Caylee.

She said that she had not reported her missing sooner because she was trying to find her herself, which she admitted was 'stupid'.

The kidnap claim triggered a national search for the toddler and on October 14 2008 Anthony was indicted for murder.

Then on December 11, 2008, the search for Caylee ended when her skeletal remains were found in woods with duct tape hanging from her skull.

Throughout the trial, the public had become fascinated by every move of Casey as they tried to decide could this woman have killed her own two-year-old daughter.

They wanted to hear her testimony but, on day 32 of the trial - as the defence team rested its case - Casey told the judgethat she would not be taking to the witness stand.

Ripped apart: What next for the Anthonys?

At the centre of the trial has been a family ripped apart by accusations of incest, rape, adultery and murder. George and Cindy Anthony have always been torn by their roles as both family members of the victim and the parents of the accused, but the shock allegations made during the opening of the trial have completely rocked the family.

Casey's parents, who have been married for 30 years, publicly supported their daughter from her initial arrest in 2008, as they continued to lead the search for their missing granddaughter, to the start of the murder trial.

They have funded Casey's defence lawyers, despite facing threats of foreclosure on their Orlando home - where they


have lived since 1989. The couple have sold home videos and photographs of Caylee, which reportedly sold for around $200,000, to organisations including ABC News to help pay for fees.

But the defence accused George Anthony of sexually abusing his daughter from the age of eight, a claim he has strenuously denied.

Defence lawyer Jose Baez also suggested Mr Anthony had a role in disposing the body of little Caylee, aclaim Mr Anthony also denies.

During the trial, the defence also questioned whether tests had been conducted to determine whether Casey Anthony's brother Lee was in fact the father of Caylee.

The judge ruled that no evidence of sexual abuse was presented and prohibited both sides from mentioning the issue in their closing arguments.

The family have denied the defence's account of eventsthat Caylee drowned in their pool.

Cindy Anthony was accused of lying under oath to protect her daughter from the death penalty, when she testified that it was her who had made repeated Google searches for chloroform and neck injuries on the home computer not daughter Casey.

Prosecutors rebutted the claims, citing testimony from Casey's employer, which they claimed she logged on to her computer at work at the time of the searches.


Alligator Snapping Turtle

Although the resemblance between common snapping turtles (Chelydra serpentine) and alligator snapping turtles (Macrochelys temminckii) is obvious, they are actually rather distant cousins, and there are some very distinct differences as well.

The natural range of the alligator snapper is restricted to river systems that drain into the Gulf of Mexico along its northern coast, from central Florida westward to eastern Texas, extending north as far as southern Iowa in the Mississippi River basin. They prefer deeper, moving water, but they can occasionally be found in oxbow lakes and other waterways adjoining rivers.

The average length of an adult alligator snapping turtle (Macrochelys temminckii) is 24 inches

The shell of hatchling alligator snappers exhibit rugosity similar to common snappers, but the “smoothing out” process is much more protracted, andthree keels are present throughout their lives, even into advanced age. A row of supramarginal scutes extends along each side of the carapace, just above the bridge, and a row of inframarginals is arranged between the bridge and ventral marginals. Among all North American species of freshwater turtle, this scute arrangement is unique to alligator snappers. The neck is quite short by snapping turtle standards, but the head of the alligator snapping turtle is proportionately large, with massive hooked jaws. And then, of course, there is the most famous characteristic of the alligator snapping turtle: the wormlike appendage on the tip of the tongue, which the turtle can wriggle with mouth agape to lure in unsuspecting fish.

Size-wise, the alligator snapper is no slouch either. Although record lengths of


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The medical records of patents with bipolar disorders who received prophylactic drug treatments during three time periods from January 1983 to December 1984, January 1988 to December 1989, and from January 1993 to December 1994, were reviewed retrospectively. The percentage of lithium monotherapy sharply decreased from 96% (51/53) in the first study period to 51.9% (83/160) in the third study period. Carbamazepine monotherapy and combination of lithium and carbamazepine increased from 3.8% in the first study period to 45.6% in the third study period. These results suggest that anticonvulsants may become one of the major drug treatment strategies for bipolar disorder in the future.


Iranian court bans two leading opposition parties Published duration 27 September 2010

image caption The Iranian authorities clamped down on dissenting voices after last June's protests

An Iranian court has banned two leading reformist parties, judiciary spokesman Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejeie has said.

The Islamic Iran Participation Front and the Islamic Revolution Mujahideen Organisation were "dissolved", he said.

Both supported opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, the main challenger to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in last year's disputed election.

Members of both parties were jailed during the government's efforts to stifle the mass protests that followed.

Earlier this year, a political watchdog affiliated with Iran's interior ministry accused the parties of undermining national security.

"Their case was sent to the court which dissolved both parties and they are not allowed to have any activities," Mr Ejeie wasquoted as saying by the ILNA news agency.

In recent weeks, Iranian security forces have stepped up attacks on opposition leaders Mehdi Karroubi and Mr Mousavi, with attacks on their homes and offices.

The two reformist leaders maintain that Mr Ahmadinejad's re-election last year was the result of massive vote rigging.


One soldier killed in clashes with PKK in Turkey’s east

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A spokesperson for the force said: "The driver of the van, a 40-year-old man from West Yorkshire, sustained serious injuries as a result of the collision and was pronounced deceased at the scene. His next of kin have been informed.In its final season, HBOâ€™s Girls had a remarkable run in this comedic television series about women in their early 20s.

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approximately one minute later.

There, Victim observed significant damage to his Chevy Aveo parked in front

of his home. The driver’s side rear panel was damaged and two wheels were

bent under the vehicle. Victim approached a nearby blue minivan, and saw

that the minivan had damage to its front passenger side. Victim observed in

the driver’s seat of the minivan a male in his thirties or forties whose

nationality Victim believed was “Spanish.”     He also saw a female in the

passenger side of the minivan.    Victim was not able to identify the male,

however, because Victim was not wearing his glasses.       Victim testified he

heard the female in the minivan tell the male driver to flee.       Theits front end and a tire. The Honda

minivan was a block away from the Chevy. Trooper Stemrich encountered

Appellant, Ms. Delgado, and their minor son at the scene.        Appellant was

standing outside the Honda.         Appellant admitted he was “extremely

intoxicated” and claimed Ms. Delgado had been driving the vehicle. Trooper

Stemrich observed Appellant was slurring his speech, very slow, unsure of his

footing, and swaying. Appellant also had bloodshot eyes and a strong smell

of alcohol on his breath. Notably, on cross-examination, Trooper Stemrich

testified that Ms. Delgado told him that Appellant had been driving the vehicle.

Trooper Stemrich asked Appellant to undergo field sobriety tests, but

Appellant refused.

      On behalf of the defense, Appellant’s son, Ms.


virtually identical, we sua sponte consolidate these cases.
In October of 2006, 770 PPR, LLC obtained a loan from Seacoast National Bank, a national banking association ("the bank") in exchange for a mortgage on its restaurant site. Also, in October of 2006, the bank extended a loan to 140 Associates, Ltd., in exchange for a mortgage on its office building. Both loans were personally guaranteed by Gregory Talbott. After both loans went into default, the bank sued to foreclose the mortgage lien and recover the personal guaranty made by Talbott. On October 29, 2008, the trial court entered final summary judgment against each mortgagor as well as against Talbott (hereinafter referred to collectively as "the borrowers").[1]
*616 While the borrowers admit their respective loans were in default, they contend reversalis warranted for two reasons. First, they argue that the bank's failure to obtain and hold a "certificate of authority" from the Florida Department of State precluded the bank from transacting business in Florida including securing, collecting, and enforcing debts, mortgages, and security interests. Second, the borrowers assert that inconsistencies as to the monies owed to the bank contained in the bank's verified complaint, loan statements, and affidavits in support of the bank's motion for summary judgment created a genuine issue of material fact, thereby precluding summary judgment.
The bank contends that the National Bank Act preempts Florida's requirement that all foreign corporations doing business in Florida obtain a "certificate of authority" in order to, among other things, maintain lawsuits in this state. The bank further argues that the


Uber self-driving car hits a woman in Arizona

A woman died crossing a road in Arizona after she took a hit from a self-driving Uber car, the local police reported Monday. 49 years old Elaine Herzberg was walking her bicycle on a four-lane road when she was hit by the Uber car travelling at nearly 40 miles per hour. She was admitted in a hospital, but later passed away due to her injuries. The Volvo XC90 SUV was in autonomous mode and there was an operator behind the wheel.

This was the first time an autonomous vehicle got involved in a fatality. The incident could possibly raise safety concerns among general public regarding self-driving cars.

Uber decided to suspend self-driving cars tests currently going on Arizona, Toronto and Pittsburgh following thevery lucky with lots of opportunities. This one's all yours.

Another all around smart guy, Andrew Dubber, picked up on the idea and considered doing exactly as Sivers suggested above, and writing a book based on this concept. But, after sleeping on it, he decided to innovate and execute in a slightly different way. Instead of taking the "first follower" idea and preaching it, Dubber wanted to be a first follower of Siver's other concept: giving away ideas. He decided that he would give away 30 ideas in 30 days -- just like Sivers "gave away" his idea.

Starting March 3rd, Dubber did exactly that, giving away an idea a day.

On March 16th (day 14), Dubber's idea give away, was called I Made A Tape, and was based on the


English "Sir."

The Filipinas’ plight has been aggravated, they say, by the hospital’s inability to show any documentation of when the alleged violations took place.

Their dismissal was so abrupt it took several days for the termination papers to catch up with them.

Nurses' rights

Valera said this incident goes deeper into the problems Filipino and other foreign nurses face in US hospitals.

"There is no business necessity, there is no rational justification or direct relationship between speaking in Pilipino to the performance of their job,” he said.

Lured by higher pay and wider opportunities for advancement, Filipino professionals – doctors, nurses, engineers – have flocked to the US for the past 50 years.

The Philippines, India and Nigeria are the top suppliers of nurses in the US. In the 1980s, nearly half of allUPDATE 9/19/18 @ 7:28 a.m.

A woman will spend the rest of her life behind bars after pleading guilty to murder.

Tina-Adkins Campbell, 43, of Chesapeake, Ohio, pleaded guilty Tuesday to aggravated murder and tampering with evidence. She entered her plea in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.

Adkins-Campbell was charged in connection to the murder of her then husband, David Adkins.

She was arrested in March 2017.

Investigators said during testimony that Adkins-Campbell stabbed David more than 35 times, killing him. She then hid his body in a refrigerator.

The judge accepted her plea and sentenced her to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 20 years.

UPDATE 4/7/17 @ 12:55 p.m.

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A woman who admitted to murdering her husband learned the case is heading to a grand jury.

Tina


Adkins was in a Lawrence County courtroom Friday morning for a preliminary hearing.

Investigators took the stand in front of the packed courtroom filled with family and friends of David Adkins, who was found dead inside a refrigerator at the couple's home on March 31.

Investigators say Tina told them she stabbed David more than 35 times after he had gotten into a fight with their daughter over a broken plate.

Sheriff's deputies got a call from Tina Adkins' daughter's boyfriend, who called them on March 30 after Tina asked him to help her move a refrigerator from the home in the 600 block of Rockwood Avenue in Chesapeake.

When the boyfriend arrived and asked what was inside, investigators testified Tina started crying and told him her husband was in the refrigerator.

Thegrand jury will meet later this month.

A juvenile girl has also been charged with delinquency by tampering with evidence in connection with the murder.

UPDATE 4/4/17 @ 2:20 p.m.

CHESAPEAKE, Ohio (WSAZ) -- Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless says an autopsy has discovered a man was stabbed multiple times in the chest, neck and back.

David Adkins was found dead Friday at his home in Chesapeake.

Adkins' wife Tina admitted to David's murder to investigators.

David Adkins' body was found inside of a refrigerator in the basement area of the home in the 600 block of Rockwood Avenue.

An autopsy was conducted by the Montgomery County Coroner's Office Saturday.

Tina Adkins is being held in the Lawrence County Jail on the murder charge. She has a $1 million bond.

She is scheduled to be in court


was at the home in the 600 block of Rockwood Avenue.

Deputies then searched the home early Friday morning and found the body they believe to be David in the basement area of the home inside of a refrigerator. Details of the discovery, hard to digest for a family grieving an avoidable loss of a man they loved.

"Hearing his laugh," said Kelly. "He was always full of laughter and it was contagious. Always there for somebody if you needed him. He loved all his family was always there for his family. We didn't always talk and now it makes us wish we woould have talked every single day."

The identity of the body will have to be confirmed by the Lawrence County Coroner's Office.

The body has been taken to theMontgomery County Coroner's Office for an autopsy.

Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless says the investigation is still ongoing and more charges could be filed.

Dale Manns works as a barber across the street. He says David would come over often to chat.

"He was a pretty happy guy," Manns said. "He liked to talk about what was going on with the neighbors. As far as his personal life, he never really said a whole lot about it."

Manns says he didn't interact much with David's wife.

"She never really said much," Manns said. "She looked a little bit hateful."

Brian Corns lives two houses over from the Adkins' home.

"To have this happen this close and for it to happen in the manner that it's happening, it's definitely shocking," Corns said.

Tina Adkins was arraigned Friday


them he believed Tina had harmed David and that his body was at the home in the 600 block of Rockwood Avenue.

Deputies then searched the home early Friday morning and found the body they believe to be David in the basement area of the home inside of a refrigerator.

The identity of the body will have to be confirmed by the Lawrence County Coroner's Office.

The body has been taken to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office for an autopsy.

Tina Adkins was arraigned Friday and in being held in the Lawrence County Jail on a $1 million bond.

Keep checking WSAZ Mobile and WSAZ.com for the latest information.

UPDATE 3/31/17 @ 10:35 a.m.

CHESAPEAKE, Ohio (WSAZ) -- Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless says foul play is suspected after a body was found in homein Chesapeake Friday morning.

Family members tell WSAZ the person found in the home is David Adkins of Chesapeake.

According to a release, the man's body was found at a home in the 600 block of Rockwood Avenue.

Lawrence County deputies, along with Chesapeake Police, searched the home and found the victim in the basement area.

Ohio BCI has been called in to help the investigation.

Keep checking WSAZ Mobile and WSAZ.com for the latest information.

ORIGINAL STORY 3/31/17

CHESAPEAKE, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A death investigation is underway at a home in Chesapeake, Ohio.

Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless says they received a tip about 7 a.m. Friday about a body inside a home along Rockwood Avenue.

Sheriff Lawless tells WSAZ they did find a man's body inside the home. His death is being considered suspicious.

The man's


to use so much more of it than Parmesan, to get the same intensity, that its fattiness can upset the balance of the whole thing. However, a really old, dry piece of farmhouse or Cathedral City Cheddar can give good results, especially when a proportion of Parmesan is used as well. For toasting, which includes the rabbits, the cheese to use is white crumbly Lancashire, with Cheshire as second choice. It is worth experimenting with Stilton, particularly in combination with fruits such as pears, because it retains its individuality in cooking.

My own belief is that for eating there is no better English cheese than a farmhouse Double Gloucester in a properly mature and dry condition. Cheese is one of the last substances with individual variations of taste and– which does them no good at all.

Scallops are the sweetest of all shellfish, but the best go off to Spain, Paris and top restaurants. If you buy frozen ones, remember you are paying for quite a lot of water. Since visiting the Princess scallop fishery at Ardtoe in the Highlands I have been keeping my eye open for these tiny, sugar-lump-sized delicacies at local fishmongers (without success). We went out into the loch and hauled up the bundles from the line strung out from buoys. Soon knives were flashing and we were being given the tiny scallops to eat all fresh from the sea – what a feast it was!

There is one thing I should say about cooking fish, so that it does not need repeating every


then sent to Holland for smoking. A strange situation when you think of our passion for smoked salmon. Smoked eel is an even, greater delicacy – why wasn't it smoked here? Now, in the nineties, the lead level in eels is so high that they are not safe to eat. They have to be imported into Holland from elsewhere in Europe. A strange situation – in this country we are deprived of more and more of our good things, thanks to pollution of one kind or another. Why aren't we out on the streets with banners waving?

If you do manage to find the rare small smokehouse which prepares eel, buy a 10 cm (4″) length per person. Skin it, raise the fillets from the bone, and lay themteaspoons Earl Grey or orange pekoe tea_

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TO SERVE

_Thin, crisp biscuits (optional)_

IF this salad is for dinner, aim to start at midday, layering the fruit into a salad bowl, sprinkling it with sugar as you go according to its sweetness. Try to use a glass bowl for best effect, ideally one on a pedestal so that all the fruit can be seen, and arrange the strawberries regularly around the side, as their bright colour can be most effective in a dark mixture – the pallor of the cut side has a luminous effect. Cover and leave in a cool place for at least 4 hours.

Consider the quantity of juice that has accumulated and assess how much tea you will need almost to cover the fruit (allow some of


circumference. Roll out the remaining marzipan to these measurements, again on a sheet of greaseproof paper. Brush the cake sides with apricot glaze and roll it slowly along the strip of marzipan. Pat everything into place, closing the cracks and so on, and replace the cake on its rack. Leave for two days before icing it.

ROYAL ICING

_2 small egg whites_

_2 teaspoons lemon juice_

_500 g (1 lb) icing sugar_

WHISK the eggs until they are white and foamy, but not stiff. Stir in the lemon juice, then the sugar, which should first be sieved. Do this bit by bit, using a wooden spoon. When everything is mixed together, continue to beat the mixture until it is a dazzling white. Cover the basin and leave it for an hour or twoto make the whole dish too sweet, as it sometimes is in some restaurants.

_50 g (1½ oz) butter_

_1 rounded tablespoon flour_

_500 ml (¾ pt) hot duck, game or beef stock_

_2 Seville oranges, or 2 sweet oranges and 1 lemon_

_1 tablespoon sugar_

_Any meat juices available from cooking duck or game_

_4 tablespoons port (can be omitted for duck)_

MELT the butter in a small pan and let it turn a delicate golden brown colour. Stir in the flour, cook for 2 minutes, then moisten with the stock. Allow this sauce to simmer gently for at least 20 minutes – the longer the better. Meanwhile remove the peel thinly from the oranges, cut it into matchstick strips and simmer in water for 3 minutes. Drain and add to the simmering sauce. Add


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**Cornel CherryAs the parent of a 6- and a 9-year-old, Jen Swanson has mastered the art of summer scheduling. Right after Christmas, she starts gathering camp and activity information and is ready to pounce the moment camp registration opens at the start of the year.

From sexting to cyberbullying to FOMO, social media sure has its share of negatives. But, if it's all bad, how did 2,000 students protest their school system's budget cuts? How are teens leading the charge against cyberbullying? How did they organize a national school walkout day to protest gun laws? Easy: savvy use of social media. For a few years now, many teens have been saying that social media – despite its flaws – is mostly positive. And new research is shedding light on the


set out on a long journey to Colorado to start a new life.

Nancy Delano, 80, of Denver has no plans to slow down anytime soon. She still drives to movies, plays and dinners out with friends. A retired elder care nurse who lives alone, she also knows that "when you reach a certain age, emergencies can happen fast." So, when her son, Tom Rogers, talked to her about installing a remote monitoring system, she didn't hesitate.

The tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School took place only 25 minutes away from my own school, David Posnack Jewish Day School. I am a student in my junior year, and have watched my community change in the past four weeks.

As important as it is to get kids up and outside, thetook control of possession soon after, but it was the visitors who were looking more dangerous, as DJ Buffonge’s free-kick tested Nathan Trott in the Hammers’ goal.

West Ham responded brilliantly, however to the United pressure and after 26 minutes, they were level.

Powell, taking the ball from Sam Byram on the right hand side, swung in an inviting delivery, and after Manchester United were unable to clear, poacher Martinez pounced and smashed through the keeper’s legs.

Now looking in the ascendancy, it came as a surprise when the Hammers were pegged back eleven minutes later. Mitchell was again the scorer, following in James Wilson’s long shot which was fumbled by Trott and tapped home by the winger.

Unjust, it would have been, for the Hammers to go in at half time


behind, and Martinez made sure that would not be happening.

Joe Powell grabbed the Hammers' fourth

This time it was Nathan Holland – superb all afternoon – who was the architect. The winger, drifting inside and out of United full-back Joe Riley, eventually found space to curl in a beautiful delivery which West Ham’s star striker was able to power in with his head.

And within two minutes of the restart, predictably, Martinez had his third. Edimilson Fernandes, making his first U23 start of the campaign after regaining his fitness, left Luke Shaw on the United left for dead, getting to the byline and crossing into the six-yard-box.

Martinez – in the right place at the right time – crashed home the header to give the Hammers the lead for the firsttime.

Though Sbragia’s team were the side looking to get back in the game, it was West Ham who looked more likely to score again.

And with 25 minutes remaining, they did just that. Fernandes, stepping it up a gear as Manchester United began to tire, stretched the visitors’ defence and charged towards the box, laying it on a plate for Powell to sidefoot home and complete the scoring.

Trott was beaten a minute later but Tosin Kehinde’s long-range effort smashed the crossbar, and later Dan Kemp was seemingly pushed over inside the box, however referee Sam Purkiss saw nothing wrong with the coming together.

The Hammers, though, were able to comfortably see out the remainder of the game and pick up their second Premier League 2 win in a row –


fluttering in the pit of her stomach and was dragging her feet, hoping somehow they would arrive too late. However, the end result was that their mother kept barking at her to hurry up, and each time she said it, she became more irritable.

There were others traveling with them, flooding in from the outskirts of Tyroc. Even laborers from the southern farming villages were given a reprieve by their lords so that they might attend. People flocking in on the smaller roads continued to join together like streams flowing into a river, until they became a massive flood of humanity surging forward. The main road took a sharp curve and sloped upward, running along the colossal eastern wall of the city. Rows of strategically placed guards stared downat them from the battlements, bows in hand. Elowyn could sense the tension in their muscles as they stood ready to shoot at the least sign of trouble. As the procession drew closer to the city gates, the crowds increased to an unbearable level. They were jostled along, pressed closer and closer together until one could only move forward, swept along in an unrelenting current.

Elowyn felt as though she were riding amidst a sickening sea, a swirl of men, women, carts, and livestock. There were other children too. The youngest ones clung to their mother’s skirts as shipwreck victims might cling to floating bits of wood. The whole mass swelled and moved along the wall in a gigantic wave, pushing, pulling, and roaring with an incomprehensible cacophony of


shouts, laughter, jumbled conversations, and the groans of overburdened carts. The closer they came to the gates, the hotter and more foul smelling the air became. Elowyn felt as though she were being smothered. Every sound seemed louder than it really was, adding layers to the nervous ball that was beginning to form deep down in her stomach. One of the carts near her had a squeaky wheel. Though it was such a small sound in the midst of all that chaos, it completely unnerved her. She held her ears trying to block it out, but it only seemed louder with the dampening of the other sounds. It was like a tiny, desperate scream for help that went ignored.

Every once in a while a faint whiff of freshair brushed Elowyn’s face, and she drank it in greedily as though it might very well be her last. She closed her eyes and tried to calm herself, hoping that once they were all squeezed through the gate into the city, there would be more room on the other side. But in that she was greatly disappointed. When they finally approached the gate, and were shoved through by the pressing mob behind, the inner city was just as crowded. She continued to push forward, through narrow streets lined with corbelled buildings that leaned out precariously over them. The doorway of every shop was jammed with buyers haggling over goods. The rest of the crowd attempted to converge in the central square where the execution was to be held.


Venice, Louisiana (CNN) -- Crews cleaning up the oil in one Louisiana parish have trampled the nests and eggs of birds including the brown pelican, which came off the endangered species list last year, the head of the parish said Wednesday.

Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser said the parish doesn't want to turn away contractors, but he called for more care when crews work in the sensitive wetlands.

He said officials recently found broken eggs and crushed chicks on Queen Bess Island, near Grand Isle.

Plastic bags containing snare boom were "recklessly placed" around the island without consideration for wildlife. In one picture released by the parish, a plastic bag was on top of a nest containing broken speckled eggs.

Dozens of people, including experienced veterinarians, have been going to the areaA Venezuelan lawmaker may have put out a kill order on Sen. Marco Rubio Marco Antonio RubioSunday shows preview: Justice Ginsburg dies, sparking partisan battle over vacancy before election Florida senators pushing to keep Daylight Savings Time during pandemic Hillicon Valley: DOJ indicts Chinese, Malaysian hackers accused of targeting over 100 organizations | GOP senators raise concerns over Oracle-TikTok deal | QAnon awareness jumps in new poll MORE (R-Fla.), the Miami Herald reported Sunday.

Diosdado Cabello, an influential leader from the state's ruling socialist party, is believed to be behind the alleged death threat, according to the report, which cited intelligence obtained by the U.S. last month.

Though uncorroborated, federal authorities reportedly took the threat seriously. Rubio's increased security detail was first spotted at a July 19 Senate hearing and


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Three Cheers for Meatspace

Circling back to the eComm conference: It had an outsized impact for such a small, short-lived event. There was a focus on ideas, even if they were far from being commercially viable. The organizers pulled together a wide range of speakers, from students to senior execs. It encouraged me to focus on this space, and was the venue where we launched Fonolo.

I’m still in touch with many people that I met there. That group includes Alan Quayle, organizer of TADSummit /TADHack, which I see as a spiritual descendant of eComm. It also includes Dan Miller, organizer of the Conversational Commerce Conference, another high quality event. (I covered it here: What Does it Mean for Commerce to be Conversational?). It alsoa schwannoma with palisade cells and Verocay bodies.

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Ann Cleeves speaks to You’re Booked

DI Vera Stanhope, the brilliant but erratic detective created by award-winning crime writer Ann Cleeves (and played on TV by Brenda Blethyn) ventured into new territory in January, when the eBook of Hidden Depths was offered as a free download by Starbucks, via their new Pick of the Week card. February takes Vera into the equally unlikely surroundings of a writers’ retreat, with the publication of The Glass Room, the latest book in this hit series. Vera likes to keep her distance from the neighbours, but when one of the hippies next door goes missing, she can’t resist investigating. In The Glass Room Vera finds herself caught up in a crime writing workshop where fictional murders lead on to real deaths!

The fifthVera very much. I was born in the mid-fifties and grew up knowing some formidable spinsters – women who’d either lost men during the war, or who had become so independent that they couldn’t settle to conventional marriage. They were teachers or matrons or librarians and they didn’t feel the need to dress smartly or wear make-up to prove they were up to the job. Vera was modelled on those women. So she appeared again in Telling Tales, Hidden Depths, Silent Voices and now The Glass Room.

Following on from the enormous success of the first series, shortlisted for two Dagger awards last year, 2012 will bring a second series of VERA, with Brenda Blethyn continuing to play the part of DI Vera Stanhope. We’d love to hear a


little about Vera’s character adaptation from book to series, and why Brenda fits the role so well.

I think Brenda understands Vera and that was my main concern. She gets her wit and her humanity. I get on very well with the scriptwriters and script editors on the series – in fact all the cast and crew have tried very hard to make me welcome and part of the team. Elaine Collins, the producer, discovered The Crow Trap in an Oxfam shop near to where she lives in North London and has been passionate about the character from the start. Her vision has been translated by the writers, actors and directors. The relationship between Vera and Joe Ashworth, her sergeant, is at the heart of the book and remainsat the heart of the films. David Leon, who plays Joe, is a fine actor too.

Why crime? Did you grow up reading the genre?

Yes, I was an Enid Blyton child! Then moved swiftly on to Sherlock Holmes, the Father Brown stories and the Golden Age before I discovered writers like P D James, Ruth Rendell and John Harvey. I did read some of the Americans – Chandler of course – but it was the British tradition that had me hooked. Even when I was reading other authors as a student, crime fiction was always my comfort reading. It was what I turned to when I was miserable or had the flu.

Some people are participants and some are observers, I think. I’m definitely an observer. I eavesdrop and peer


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Military hostilities against insurgents may result in Christian casualties and persecution.

CHIANG MAI, Thailand, October 22 (CDN) — With Burma’s first election in over 20 years just two weeks away, Christians in ethnic minority states fear that afterward the military regime will try to “cleanse” the areas of Christianity, sources said.

The Burmese junta is showing restraint to woo voters in favor of its proxy party, the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP), but it is expected to launch a military offensive on insurgents in ethnic minority states after the Nov. 7 election, Burma watchers warned.

When Burma Army personnel attack, they do not discriminate between insurgents and unarmed residents, said a representative of the pro-democracy Free Burma Rangersadvises: ‘The Christian religion is very gentle – identify and utilize its weakness.’”

Persecution of Christians in Burma “is part of a wider campaign by the regime, also targeted at ethnic minority tribes, to create a uniform society in which the race and language is Burmese and the only accepted religion is Buddhism,” the daily noted.

The junta perceives all Christians in ethnic minority states as insurgents, according to the FBR. Three months ago, Burma Army’s Light Infantry Battalions 370 and 361 attacked a Christian village in Karen state, according to the FBR. In Tha Dah Der village on July 23, army personnel burned all houses, one of the state’s biggest churches – which was also a school – and all livestock and cattle, reported the FBR.

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