(US), Manel Medina, Politecnic University of Catalunya (Spain), and Gerhard Schimpf, chair of the Committee of European Chapter Leaders (Germany).

2012 Turing Laureate Silvio Micali is a visionary whose work has contributed to the mathematical foundations of cryptography and has advanced the theory of computation. His non-conventional thinking has fundamentally changed our understanding of basic notions such as randomness, secrets, proof, knowledge, collusion, and privacy. This foundational work was a key component in the development of the computer security industry, facilitated by his patents and start-up companies. His work has also had great impact on other research areas in computer science and mathematics.

On 8th September, in the HPC track, Katherine Yelick will deliver a keynote lecture on applications of Exascale computing. Afterwards, an international panel of top experts includingMateo Valero, Paul Messina, Satoshi Matsuoka, Qian Depei, Alison Kennedy and Per Stenström will review progress and current plans for the worldwide roadmap toward exascale computing. The panel will be moderated by Thomas Skordas, Director for Digital Excellence and Science Infrastructure at the European Commission.

Co-Located events

A select group of influential European technology organizations will co-locate their events with the inaugural ACM Europe Conference including:

EXDCI Final Conference 2017: The European Extreme Data & Computing Initiative’s (EXDCI) will include a co-located event within the Annual ACM Europe Conference 2017 that will take place from 7th September until 8th September 2017 in Barcelona, Spain. The idea is to organize a final conference jointly with the ACM Europe community that will gather HPC specialists, students and ACM members worldwide. On Thursday all


(including a major bill passed yesterday in the Knesset that allowed for the legal expropriation of Palestinian-owned parcels), aggressively building new settlements and housing units, and all parties have significantly retreated from a two-state solution predicated on a partition of the land between Israelis and Palestinians under a final status agreement.

The recent evacuation of the Amona outpost was heralded as a victory by the Israeli peace camp, but passage of a major settlement bill shows the fight for the two-state solution is being lost.

Last week, after over two decades of turmoil over the fate of its existence, the West Bank settlement outpost of Amona was somewhat anti-climatically evacuated. It was a predictable media and political frenzy: settlers deploying both violent and passive resistance to their removal from caravansand their makeshift synagogue by the Israeli Defense Forces, politicians on all sides fulminated about the crisis, and Palestinians and the international community pondering the future of the two-state solution. While both the optics and realities of this small-scale disengagement were disheartening (especially if one saw them as dress-rehearsal for a larger evacuation) in many ways, the show was a distraction from more important developments.

While the world’s attention was Amona, the State of Israel has been retroactively adjudicating the status of existing communities (including a major bill passed yesterday in the Knesset that allowed for the legal expropriation of Palestinian-owned parcels), aggressively building new settlements and housing units, and all parties have significantly retreated from a two-state solution predicated on a partition of the land between Israelis and


the status of existing communities (including a major bill passed yesterday in the Knesset that allowed for the legal expropriation of Palestinian-owned parcels), aggressively building new settlements and housing units, and all parties have significantly retreated from a two-state solution predicated on a partition of the land between Israelis and Palestinians under a final status agreement.

The History of an Outpost

The History of an Outpost

Amona was founded in 1995 in the midst of the peace process by a few settlers from the nearby West Bank settlement of Ofra, one of the founding communities of the Israeli settler movement established by the premier native Israeli religious-nationalist settler activist group Gush Emunim [Bloc of the Faith] in the mid-1970s. This nucleus of radicals was concerned that their own community had becomethe 40-odd families on site were removed and all structures were razed.

Amona's evacuation has been eclipsed by legislative initiatives that have radically altered the course of the peace process.

Despite the long-awaited evacuation, the Amona settlers and their allies, who poured into the settlement in solidarity, did not go quietly. A liveblog of the events documented resident evacuees pelting police with rocks, iron bars, and liquids, wounding more than 40 of the security forces. In a last willful gesture, settlers holed up in the synagogue, which they later spray-painted with a swastika and ‘Death to the Zionists’ in a message to the Israeli army. This was symbolic of the disdain of a minority of settlers for Israel and their support for its replacement with some kind of theocracy under


units across the West Bank.

Winning the War

Winning the War

While the peace camp claimed victory at Amona and settlers decried their betrayal by the state, appearances — as always in the Arab-Israeli conflict — can be deceiving. As news of the passage of the land expropriation bill in the Knesset has gone viral, the events on the ground at Amona have been eclipsed by legislative initiatives that have radically altered the course of the peace process.

In truth, the settlement movement lost the Amona battle but is winning the war, with a powerful bloc of ultra-nationalist members of Knesset able to push through this piece of legislation (which is likely to be challenged in Israeli courts), expansion plans in locales that would effectively make a two-state solution impossible, the legalisationMonday, 31 December 2007

Two hundred and nineteen years ago today marines acting on orders from Governor Arthur Phillip unlawfully imprisoned a member of the Cannalgal people, the original owners of Sydney Harbour’s northernmost arm.

The man had committed no crime; he was captured so that he might assist those ruling the eleven month old colony to learn more about the people whose communities had occupied Sydney for the preceding sixty thousand years – give or take a few dozen millennia.

Contemporary accounts of his capture and subsequent life are heart-breaking: he “was now fastened by ropes to the thwarts of the boat; and when he saw himself irretrievably disparted from his countrymen, set up the most piercing and lamentable cries of distress.”. Later that day he was given what he


thought was an ornament to wear upon his wrist, which cheered him up. But it was actually a handcuff, and he was again enraged and distraught when its purpose was revealed.

There are no known portraits of the man, whose name was Arabanoo (although since this was considered too foreign and “primitive” he was commonly referred to by the place of his capture). One account says he was aged around 24, but another suggests he was older; about 30. He was not tall, but 'robustly made', with a thoughtful face and a soft, musical voice; his disposition was mild and gentle, but 'the independence of his mind never forsook him'. It’s recorded that he was horrified by the brutality of a public flogging, an everyday sight in the gulagto him and his people and, coincidentally, they’re also where I grew up. Where I learned to sail, and dive, to surf and to ride a bicycle. To read, and to make love, and to believe.

It was a wonderful place in which to be a child, and Arabanoo, and countless of his ancestors before him, doubtless loved it just as much I did. The difference, however, is that my joy was their loss: blissful ignorance is no excuse for the fact that all - absolutely everything - they loved, cherished and held sacred was taken from them just as brutally as Arabanoo was himself dragged away. He and his fellow Cannalgal people were gone for more than 150 years before I was born, but the places in which


About Mick Jagger

English musician, singer, and songwriter, Sir Michael Philip “Mick” Jagger has a net worth of $360 million. Best known as the lead vocalist of rock band, The Rolling Stones (they have generated £1.8 billion from touring since 1989 ). Sir Mick Jagger has also acted in and produced several films. Jagger’s career has spanned over fifty years. His performance style has been said to have “opened up definitions of gendered masculinity and so laid the foundations for self-invention and sexual plasticity which are now an integral part of contemporary youth culture”. In 1985, Jagger released his first solo album, She’s the Boss, and was knighted in 2003. In early 2009, he joined the eclectic supergroup SuperHeavy. Lasting 147 shows to an aggregate audience of around 4.5Shovkovskiy made a career

The legendary Ukrainian goalkeeper Oleksandr Shovkovskiy has announced his retirement from football.

On the eve of Shovkovskiy became a free agent – age goalkeeper in recent times not been in the starting lineup, “Dynamo”, which pushed him to complete his career.

“Everything has its beginning and its end. She went to the end my more than 20 years of career of the player. All these years I was happy to defend the colors of the club Dinamo. My career has been both victories and defeats as triumphs and failures.

I have been happy here all these years, but now decided to retire. It is time to thank the club and fans,” said Shovkovskiy.

The pupil of “Dynamo” debuted in 1993 – almost 23 years Shovkovskiy was the first permanent


capital of the Grand room. The goalkeeper played in the shirt “white-blue” 633 match, including more than a hundred matches in European tournaments.

Shovkovskyi has left its mark in the national team of Ukraine, inscribing his name in the history of the world Championships as the goalkeeper who hasn’t missed a single kick in a penalty shootout in a memorable battle with Switzerland in the 1/8 finals of the world Cup 2006 in Germany.during the darkest days of the spill that poisoned the Gulf with 5 million barrels of oil.
While much of the Gulf region was in something of a daze -- not surprising given the extent of the spill and the environmental devastation -- our team of lawyers and environmental experts was finding fault with BP's clean-up efforts from Day One. As described in the book, we were among the first to sharply criticize the oil giant's gross underestimates of the size of the spill, one of the first acts of its cover-up. We went to court to demand that workers who were already getting sick from noxious fumes be given proper clean-up gear.
But most importantly, especially in hindsight, we urged the BP and the federal government to dial back


April 10, 2010, would finally be aired for the public to see, in an open court of law. Sure enough, the first couple weeks of the case -- with billions of dollars in penalties against BP as well as rig owner Transocean and prime contractor Halliburton on the line -- has been a font of useful and important information.
Not only have the American people gained new insight into the errors and miscalculations that led up to the explosion that killed 11 rig workers and unleashed as many as 5 million barrels of oil into the Gulf, but new evidence has suddenly, almost magically, appeared, nearly three years after the tragedy.
Like this:

BP's cement contractor on the Deepwater Horizon rig has discovered cement samples possibly tied to the ill-fated drillingon the environmental front we're still trying to get BP to pay its fair share for all the havoc it's wreaked in the Gulf. But there's one thing that hasn't changed much all this time.
That dangerous sinkhole in Bayou Corne, about seventy miles west of New Orleans, is still there. In fact, it's getting bigger almost every day. And residents of the small rural community are still alarmed at fresh bubbles coming up from under the ground, and they want answers.
Here's some of the latest news from the Louisiana bayou:

BAYOU CORNE — The outer edge of a sinkhole in Assumption Parish has caved in for a second time in three days, parish officials said Thursday.

A 25-foot-long section of embankment fell in Thursday morning after a 200-foot-long section had


sick and deformed seafood, the dead zones and the depleted oyster beds, the oiled marshlands and the dying dolphins, and the clean-up workers with crippling health issues. But now, after Hurricane Isaac whipped up some of the estimated 1 million barrels of spilled oil that's still out there in the Gulf, BP says it's seen the light.
Now, 29 months later, BP insists that it's going to clean up the Gulf, and that it's serious this time:

"What we have seen to date in the form of buried tar mats and tar balls exposed by Isaac have been identified in the isolated areas that we worked" before the storm, said Mike Utsler, President of BP's Gulf Coast Restoration Organization, speaking at a news conference at a New Orleans hotel. "It'sHurricane Katrina. Even though Isaac is not expected to match the destructive force of Katrina, which was a major Category 3 storm when it finally made landfall, I hope that anyone who's in the expected impact zone takes every necessary precaution, as even a Category 1 hurricane will bring a powerful storm surge to low-lying areas, epic amounts of rain and flooding, and destructive winds.
There's one other thing about these tropical storms that attack the Gulf Coast every summer and fall; they typically bring reminders of the manmade, environmental damage that's taken place in the region. One current example of that is the area around Bayou Corne, where rural residents already alarmed by the impact of an expanding sinkhole are now dealing with the stress of an evacuation


and tests showing airborne indicators of butane -- the highly explosive fuel stored in a nearby cavern -- are two alarming signs that the environmental catastrophe in the Louisiana town of Bayou Corne is far from over.
The disturbing new information comes from both air and water testing at and near the massive and growing sinkhole in the bayou, 70 miles west of New Orleans -- with additional analysis by a well-known expert with whom I've worked on past crises, Marco Kaltofen. The information about radium is buried in a state news release that is poorly written and goes out of its way to downplay the results.
The sinkhole -- caused by a failing salt cavern owned by the Texas Brine Co., which collapsed after state and company officials ignoredexperts predicted, a sinkhole filled with slurry water and vegetation has been slowing expanding.

Assumption Parish Police Jury spokeswoman Kim Torres says the sinkhole near Bayou Corne grew by 50 feet Thursday morning as the surrounding environment sloughs into it. Two cleanup workers in a boat near the site almost fell in and had to be rescued by airboat.

Their boat, which was tied to a tree, was eventually swallowed by the muck.

There were no injuries reported and cleanup operations have been suspended.

Before that, state regulators are preparing for a worst case scenario involving a nearby underground storage site for large quantities of highly explosive butane, which could be compromised by the sinkhole, creating a massive explosion.

How massive? The best of the worst-case scenarios comes from company and state officials,


able to get results in the face of a Big Oil giant that's hellbent on lying and state regulators who are normally prone to help big corporations cover things up. In the past, I've told you that Louisiana -- in addition to the natural and environmental threats that get so much national publicity, such the aftermath of the BP oil spill and Hurricane Katrina -- also copes on a daily basis with an array of massive oil refineries and chemical plants, many of them with poor environmental track records.
One of the biggest complexes, and one of the most dangerous, is located in the capitol city of Baton Rouge and is operated by the same folks who brought you the Exxon Valdez disaster, the ExxonMobil Corp. Here the world'sfor, or work with the federal government, or if you cross one of the favored companies of our political leaders. We encountered this first-hand as we tried to investigate the BP oil spill and its aftermath here in the Gulf. Scientific experts who dared contradict the rosiest scenarios came in for a rough time.
Back in September 2010, two of the outstanding scientists who did research on behalf of my law firm -- Dr. William Sawyer, a Florida-based toxicologist, and Marco Kaltofen, the head of Boston Chemical Data in Massachusetts -- started receiving unsettling calls from government attorneys after they reported finding disturbing levels of potentially toxic hydrocarbons in seafood. Instead of embracing their research, lawyers from the National Oil Spill Commission suggested they'd performed the research without proper


huh?
Of course, the "comeback" of Biloxi -- battered first by Hurricane Katrina and then by the BP oil spill -- is dripping with qualifiers and asterisks, if you read between the lines. Here's the good news as reported by the arbiter of good news in America, USA Today:

Today, a glimmering Frank Gehry-designed art museum stands where storm debris once piled up. Gamblers crowd the tables at the Hard Rock and IP casinos. Highway 90, the waterfront artery once littered with splintered homes and upended barges, is sprouting restaurants and rebuilt homes. And this month, Jimmy Buffett ushered in the grand opening of his $62 million Margaritaville Casino & Restaurant on the east side of town with a live concert.

About 4 million visitors came to the city last year,Sunday of April (April 1, 2007). Clocks were set back
  one hour on the first Sunday in November (November 4, 2007), rather
  than on the last Sunday of October (October 28, 2007).


isn’t a surprise then that the three top grossing boxing fights of all times were from lower divisions. And all three involved Floyd Mayweather who has been considered the most popular boxer in recent history.

Anthony Joshua smashed his own UK PPV record when he reclaimed his titles from Andy Ruiz in December 2019

But heavyweight boxing is gradually returning to its prime and the figures are speaking volumes. In December, Anthony Joshua smashed his own UK Pay Per View record with 1.6 million pay per view buys in the UK. At 24.95 pounds per view, total UK ppv grossing for that fight amounted to around 40 million pounds.

With Tyson Fury defeating Wilder, all professional heavyweight titles are currently held by Brits. A clash between Fury and Joshua would beKathryn Turman, who had served as the liaison to the Pan Am 103 victim families during the trial, to head the FBI’s Victim Services Division, helping to elevate the role and responsibility of the FBI in dealing with crime victims.

Just months after that 20th anniversary ceremony with Mueller at Arlington National Cemetery, in the summer of 2009, Scotland released a terminally ill Megrahi from prison after a lengthy appeals process, and sent him back to Libya. The decision was made, the Scottish minister of justice reported, on “compassionate grounds.” Few involved on the US side believed the terrorist deserved compassion. Megrahi was greeted as a hero on the tarmac in Libya—rose petals, cheering crowds. The US consensus remained that he should rot in prison.

The idea that Megrahi could


French President Emmanuel Macron and Senior Europhile MEP Guy Verhofstadt have lashed out at would-be British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s claim that he would withhold the £39 billion Britain supposedly owes to the EU in order to achieve better terms of withdrawal.

Boris Johnson, who is in the running to be the next Tory leader and consequently British Prime Minister — a position he is thought to be the favourite for — has laid out his position on Brexit, hinting at a possible no-deal withdrawal.

Saying that he would take the country out of the European Union on October 31st with or with0ut a deal but that he would withhold the payment allegedly due to the EU in order to achieve a better deal, Johnson said: “Our friends and partnersexperience to contribute at the highest level, but we don’t have any problem playing a young kid. Whoever is ready, will play, so it’s up to them.”

Bakero, 21, is a renowned college goal scorer who was awarded the MAC Hermann Trophy as the best college player.

During his four years at Wake Forest, Bakero scored 37 goals and dished out 26 assists in 88 games. In his senior season, he finished with 16 goals and 14 assists in 23 games.

Born in Barcelona, Bakero carries soccer and goal in his veins, being the son of legendary Spanish international Jose Mari Bakero, who participated in the 1990 and 1994 FIFA World Cups, and who starred at Real Sociedad and the Barcelona “Dream Team” managed by Johan Cruyff.

This Sunday, the Fire will


and wholesome activities is not that far from the truth. Mimi said that she and her friends would often meet young men in public settings (yes, like at pizza parlors) and eventually go on dates with them, such as going to the movie theater or taking walks downtown. As couples became more exclusive, family gatherings such as picnics and parties were a common place to go together. Mimi and her friends met their beaus out in the community and then dated them surrounded by community. They never isolated themselves as a couple.

More and more couples are choosing to meet through dating apps such as Bumble or Tinder and often opt to wait longer to integrate one another into their lives. But, the truth is, one of the bestcope with new taxes and regulations that he believes the president will heap on in his second term.

Mr Siegel is perhaps known for his ambitious attempts to build the largest house in the world outside Orlando, Florida.

Threat: David Siegel has threatened to downsize Westgate Resorts if President Obama is re-elected

Grand: The unfinished ballroom at the couple's Florida home, which they hope will be worth $100million

Modeled after the Palace of Versailles in France, he hopes it will be worth $100million when it's completed.

The property magnate's 1,400-word rant was largely copied from a chain email which circulated around the time of the 2008 presidential election, according to Gawker .

Mr Siegel told Bloomberg BusinessWeek on Wednesday, the day after the election, that he hadn't laid off anyone - yet.

'I'm going to


know who might be the one capable of protecting and saving your job.'

The 77-year-old starred alongside his wife Jackie, 46, in a documentary film titled 'Queen of Versailles,' chronicling the construction of the 30-bedroom house and the struggles of Mr Siegel's company during the financial crisis and recession.

The flamboyant businessman has previously boasted of using his employees for political ends.

He apparently surveyed his 8,000 workers before the 2000 election, and encouraged only those who supported Mr Bush to vote - an act which he believes brought the Republican victory in Florida, and therefore in the race as a whole.

In Bedford, Virginia, Lyons Jewelers posted a massive sign in the store window saying: 'Closed to mourn the loss of the America that our forefathers endowed to us.'

Signage: In Bedford,Virginia, Lyons Jewlers posted a massive sign in the store window saying: 'Closed to mourn the loss of the America that our forefathers endowed to us'

WDBJ-TV reports that the store also had a sign that said 'Shame on the U.S. and Virginia' and one that read 'Lyons will reopen tomorrow to continue the fight against a president who seeks my demise.'

Also on Wednesday, a man who claimed to own a business in Las Vegas called into a local radio station to announce he had fired 20 per cent of his staff.

The man, who called a talk radio program on KXNT, gave his name only as 'Dave' and said 'elections have consequences.'

He claimed that Tuesday night's victory for the Democratic president was the tipping point for him to decide


and Dougan from the BBC version, while all other roles are recast. David Threlfall had been intended to reprise his role as Archer from the BBC version, but he was working with the Royal Shakespeare Company at the time and was subsequently replaced with Mick Ford. The story was also changed. The BBC version features a homosexual relationship between Carlin and another inmate, which was dropped from the film. Minton later said that this was a pity as it would have expanded Carlin's character and made him vulnerable in an area where he could not afford to be vulnerable.

The television play version of the film also features less graphic rape and suicide scenes. An additional scene shows Davis trying to talk to Carlin about the incident. Carlin dismissesnot patented, characterized by its dark red-colored flowers, medium green-colored foliage, and moderately vigorous, mounded growth habit. The new cultivar was discovered and selected as a single flowering plant within the progeny of the above stated cross-pollination during April 2011 in a controlled environment in Cartago, Costa Rica.
Asexual reproduction of the new cultivar by terminal stem cuttings since April 2011 in Cartago, Costa Rica, Arroyo Grande, Calif., and West Chicago, Ill. has demonstrated that the new cultivar reproduces true to type with all of the characteristics, as herein described, firmly fixed and retained through successive generations of such asexual propagation.


ancient Greek tragedies, which Politis followed closely, as well as most of the new ideas that disseminated from the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna, the most important German-language acting school. It was the time when the role of the director began to become as prevalent as that of the playwright and the protagonist.

In early 1913, Politis was drafted, because of the Balkan Wars and had to return to Greece to enlist.

Reviewer and critic in the 20s and 30s
After returning from the front, he begins his first reviews with a byline in January 1915, in the daily Nea Hellas (New Greece), which was supporting Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos. Until his early death in 1934, he wrote 1103 reviews in various newspapers, like Politeia (The State), Eleftheron Vema (Free Tribune)He introduced a theatrical standard, when he first entered the world of the theater, much more demanding than what was currently in use. He fought against hastily prepared productions that were then prevalent, the miserable repertoire based on the "french boulevard", and the authoritative ways of the leading actors-managers, who in no way wanted to collaborate with the new and upcoming stage directors. He supported the struggle for the Demotic Greek language to prevail, the strict adherence to the texts without unwarranted alterations, the European avant-garde movements in the theater, which he knew quite well, and the stage director's predominance, as the foremost head of the artistic creation, who interprets the playwright, and with his baguette conducts the actors, set designers, costume designers, musicians, choreographers, to bring about


Reinhardt at the Salzburg Festival, when Reinhardt was director of the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, had been recalled to Athens by the Board of the National Theater to become assistant director to Fotos Politis. After Politis' death, he succeeded him as prime stage director of the National Theater, and after World War II became its director general. Rondiris, with Bastias, continued the tradition of the National Theater, enriched it and added their theory that the tragedies of the ancient Greek poets are staged only in the open air theaters of antiquity, for which they were written, and not in the closed Renaissance theaters. This is a view that had not been adopted by Fotos Politis.

From 1935 until April 1941, when the Axis Powers occupied Greece, the tradition, asmy office will continue to aggressively prosecute those criminals who fuel the cycle of addiction.”

Christopher Quinones was the leader of the heroin trafficking ring, and personally stamped the heroin he sold with “Times Up” and other monikers to signal to his customer that the product was coming from him. The investigation, conducted by the Attorney General’s Organized Crime Task Force and the NYPD’s Brooklyn North Gang Squad, led to the recovery of over 1,000 glassines of heroin, some of which was cut with the animal tranquilizer ketamine. Quinones purchased and re-sold heroin on a daily basis out of several locations in Brooklyn.

At the time of his arrest in January 2017, Quinones attempted to flee police by running across rooftops while holding onto a book bag. When he was


apprehended, police discovered Quinones had filled his bag with his drug stash. The bag included hundreds of glassines, bags of heroin, cocaine, and marijuana. Quinones also had a scale and his stamping equipment, including ink, inside of the bag.

The investigation, which began in fall 2015, led to the arrests of 9 other individuals who were all charged with Conspiracy to commit Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Second Degree:

Melvin Nieves, of Staten Island, New York

Raphael Rodriguez, of Queens, New York

Pablo Rodriguez, of Queens, New York

Walter Quinones, of Brooklyn, New York

Jose Perez, of Brooklyn, New York

Johnny Gonzalez, of Brooklyn, New York

Victor Beltran, of Brooklyn, New York

Saul Drullard, of Queens, New York

Brian Estevez, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The charges against the remaining defendants are merely accusations, and the defendants arepresumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

In addition to prosecuting major drug trafficking rings, the Attorney General has taken numerous steps to combat the opioid crisis in New York. In June of 2011, Attorney General Schneiderman introduced state legislation for I-STOP, an online Prescription Monitoring Program or a “PMP,” that enables doctors and pharmacists to report and track controlled narcotics in real time. The OAG has also aggressively enforced laws that require parity in health plan coverage of mental health and addiction treatment, reaching agreements with six companies. Attorney General Schneiderman also announced national agreements with Cigna and Anthem, who both agreed to remove prior authorization requirements for medication-assisted treatment nationwide. The office has also reached agreements with Purdue Pharma and Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc., to ensure that these


Double murderer Edmund Zagorski was put to death in Tennessee’s electric chair on Thursday night, the first prisoner executed by that method in five years.

“Let’s rock,” Zagorski, 63, said shortly before 1,750 volts of electricity coursed through his body, according to media witnesses.

The witnesses said they were ushered into a dark room. Shortly after 7 p.m., the blinds were raised and they could see the inmate strapped in the electric chair, a small smile on his face.

After his last words, prison officials put a wet sponge on his head. He grimaced as the water rolled down his face. A helmet and a shroud were placed on his head.

A whirring sound was heard. His fists clenched as the first jolt began.

“You could see his body clearly thrust up,” Associatedhis petition for a stay, with only Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissenting.

"His eleventh-hour decision to accept the electric chair as a marginally less excruciating alternative does not undermine, as a matter of logic, his contention that both Tennessee’s lethal-injection protocol and the electric chair are cruel and unusual in violation of the Eighth Amendment," Sotomayor wrote.

The last time someone in the United States was put to death by electric chair was in 2013 when a Virginia triple murderer, Robert Gleason, opted for that method of execution.

One of the media witnesses for that execution, Michael Owens, reported that Gleason died “with fists partially clenched and smoke rising from his body,” his frame wracked with spasms as two 1,000-volt jolts of electricity coursed between his calf and his head.

Fordham Law professor


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On February 11, 2004, two officers of the New Orleans Police Department were on patrol at the Guste Housing Development in New Orleans, Louisiana. They observed Jamold Smith ("Smith") running toward them, holding what appeared to be a pistol. After realizing that there were two police officers, Smith tossed the pistol and tried to flee. The officers recovered the fully loaded firearm with its handle wrapped in tape.

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On October 21, 2004, Smith was indicted on one count of illegal possession of a firearm as a convicted felon, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§ 922(g)(1), 924(a)(2) (2000). On December 15, 2004, Smith pleaded guilty to the indictment. The district court, on March 16, 2005, sentenced him to sixty months imprisonment. The court found the presentence report ("PSR") to beThe weekend was coming to an end, it was already late Sunday afternoon. The speed was wearing off but the acid kept kicking in like never before. Colours moving around in chaotic harmony, beautiful and scary all at once. The floor was moving back and forth like on a boat, and the walls seemed to bulge outwards.

Steve was looking at the window curtains. The forms were moving in strange ways. Creatures moving around, doing unexplainable things. One of them kept staring at him. A horned one, like a demon, yet it was a plant as well. And some kind of shoe.

Hey, man. Do you think they can see us?

Er… Who? Jim didn’t take his eyes off the ceiling. Something was going on up there, but Steve didn’t care.


got things started by striking out the side in the first inning. He was ultra-efficient through his first three innings of work, striking out five batters and only allowing one baserunner on a walk.

The Cardinals got their first scoring opportunity in the third when Yairo Munoz moved Harrison Bader over to third base on a line drive, but Munoz was thrown out at second by Yasiel Puig on an absolute #TOOTBLAN with the pitcher on deck, and the Cardinals would fail to drive in Bader.

The fourth inning was highlighted by Dodgers first baseman Max Muncy tumbling into the first row while chasing a foul ball, which led to a string of very good and very dumb tweets from our site’s fearless leader. Anyway, Walker Buehler worked around an126 (number)

126 (one hundred [and] twenty-six) is the natural number following 125 and preceding 127.

In mathematics
As the binomial coefficient , 126 is a central binomial coefficient and a pentatope number. It is also a decagonal number and a pentagonal pyramidal number. As 125 + 1 it is σ3(5), the fifth value of the sum of cubed divisors function, and is a sum of two cubes.

There are exactly 126 crossing points among the diagonals of a regular nonagon, 126 binary strings of length seven that are not repetitions of a shorter string, 126 different semigroups on four elements (up to isomorphism and reversal), and 126 different ways to partition a decagon into even polygons by diagonals. There are exactly 126 positive integers that are not solutions of the equation

where a, b,


two or more teams are equal on points on completion of the group matches, the following criteria are applied to determine the rankings:
higher number of points obtained in the group matches played among the teams in question;
superior goal difference from the group matches played among the teams in question;
higher number of goals scored away from home in the group matches played among the teams in question;
superior goal difference from all group matches played;
higher number of goals scored in all group matches played;
higher number of coefficient points accumulated by the club in question, as well as its association, over the previous five seasons.

Sevilla and Slavia Prague made their debut appearance in the group stage.In results tables, the home team is listed in the left-hand column.''

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US suspends food aid to North Korea

Official says Pyongyang has "broken its promise to refrain from missile launches and cannot be trusted".

29 Mar 2012 07:03 GMT

The US has suspended food aid to North Korea because Pyongyang has broken its promise to refrain from missile launches and cannot be trusted to deliver the aid to those who need it, a US defence department official has said.

A planned rocket launch next month by North Korea "reflects their lack of desire to follow through on their international commitments", Peter Lavoy, acting assistant secretary of defence for Asian and Pacific affairs, told US legislators, on Wednesday.

"So we've been forced to suspend our activities to provide nutritional assistance to North Korea," he said before the House Armed Services Committee.

North Korean authorities saythe planned launch, scheduled for between April 12 and 16, is to put a satellite in space for scientific purposes.

But Lavoy said that In light of North Korea's actions, the US had "no confidence" that it was possible to "to ensure that the food assistance goes to the starving people and not the regime elite".

Under a deal reached last month, North Korea had agreed to a partial nuclear freeze and a missile test moratorium in return for US food aid.

The US had previously warned that any launch would jeopardise food assistance, but the official's comments at a congressional hearing marked a tougher stance and made clear plans to deliver aid had already been scrapped.

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Speaking to Al Jazeera, Joseph Cheng, a professor of political science at City University


President Trump Donald John TrumpOmar fires back at Trump over rally remarks: 'This is my country' Pelosi: Trump hurrying to fill SCOTUS seat so he can repeal ObamaCare Trump mocks Biden appearance, mask use ahead of first debate MORE announced Sunday that he is delaying an increase in tariffs on Chinese imports that were scheduled to go into effect March 1, citing "substantial progress" in ongoing negotiations with Beijing.

Trump, who made the announcement on Twitter, added that he and Chinese President Xi Jinping will plan a summit to finalize an agreement, "assuming both sides make additional progress." He said the summit will be held at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

"I am pleased to report that the U.S. has made substantial progress in our trade talks with China onafter the two countries exchanged tit-for-tat tariffs throughout 2018.

Trump's announcement comes after several days of trade talks with Chinese negotiators, who were scheduled to leave Washington on Friday but extended their stay by two days.

Earlier Sunday, Trump said the two sides had "very productive talks" the previous day. He also indicated on Friday that he was willing to extend the March 1 deadline.

"Well, I set the deadline of March 1 and, right now, it's at 10 percent. And I think that if — and you could tell this to President Xi — that if I see progress being made, substantial progress being made, it would not be inappropriate to extend that deadline," he told reporters.


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The first station on the Westport to Achill Sound extension was Newport which opened in February 1894, on completion of a nearby tunnel at the end of Newport Station. It was closed in September 1937. After some years of dereliction. the station building was adapted for new use, minus its chimneys and platform canopy.A sensational 40-minute display - with tries from Ryan Jones, Rhys Williams, Shane Williams and two from Kevin Morgan - saw Wales blast past Scotland. And following victories over England, Italy and France, that leaves them just one game away from a remarkable clean sweep.

However, there were clear warning signs for coach Mike Ruddock ahead of Saturday's last and crucial game against Ireland at the Millennium Stadium. Scotland hit back with three tries of their own in a second-half comeback that meant there is still plenty to work on before the RBS Six Nations title decider in Cardiff. But by the time Scotland rallied, the game was effectively over after Wales had stunned Murrayfield with three quick-fire tries in the opening 14 minutes.

Ryan Jones started and finished the


first with less than four minutes on the clock. The Neath-Swansea Ospreys back-row burst through two would-be tacklers, then continued the attack through Morgan, Gethin Jenkins, Rhys Williams and Martyn Williams before receiving the ball 20 yards out for his first Test try.

Just four minutes later and Rhys Williams was celebrating his re-call to the Wales team by galloping 80 metres for the second. Scotland pressed forward, but with men outside, Dan Parks threw a wild pass that Williams plucked from the air for a clear run to the Scottish try line.

Not to be outdone, namesake and fellow wing Shane Williams maintained his stunning scoring record with his 24th try in his 28th appearance. Stephen Jones spotted a welcoming gap between two forwards before off-loading to the prolificwing.

Jones converted all three and added a penalty before Scotland finally got on the scoreboard through Chris Paterson's penalty on 22 minutes. But that merely interrupted Wales' remarkable scoring spree as Morgan, returning to full-back in place of injured captain Gareth Thomas, went over twice before the break.

Both were simple finishes under the posts, the first off Tom Shanklin's tackle-busting break and the second from Dwayne Peel's delightful ingenuity when nothing looked on. Jones continued to add the conversions for an incredible 38-3 half-time lead.

More quick thinking from man of the match Peel saw Rhys Williams claim his second just nine minutes into the second half as Wales opened up a remarkable 43-3 lead.

Scotland, however, had wrung the changes at half time and soon proved their worth with


three unanswered tries of their own before the end of the game. Andy Craig burst over on 53 minutes before Rory Lamont, on his debut, and Paterson both crossed while Wales were down to 14 men following the yellow card for Brent Cockbain on the hour.

The Wales squad met back up this morning to prepare for the clash against England - WRU TV caught up with Neil Jenkins who said the squad were under no illusions for their next task but a trip to Twickenham doesn't hold any fears for a confident Wales side.

Wales hooker Ken Owens was delighted to get the NatWest 6 Nations off to a flying start with a convincing win against Scotland, where he says the squad were determined to deliver a performance 'fromminute one.'

Welsh referee Nigel Owens will create history in the opening round of the NatWest 6 Nations clash at Stade de France where France face Ireland, when he surpasses the previous record of 17 Six Nations matches held by Alain Rolland and Jonathan Kaplan, as WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie discovers

Just two days until the NatWest 6 Nations kicks off. George North takes WRU TV around the players area at Principality Stadium after going through security - which fans will have to do on Saturday. Gates open at 11.15 - don't leave it late!

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A diet of bread and water is the punishment for dozens of Arizona inmates who allegedly defaced American flags placed in their jail cells.

The 38 male inmates are part of the Maricopa County jail system, which is under the control of controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio.

For their alleged unpatriotic acts, the sheriff said Thursday, they'll survive on bread and water for seven days.

"These inmates have destroyed the American flag that was placed in their cells," Arpaio said. "Tearing them, writing on them, stepping on them, throwing them in the toilet, trash or wherever they feel. It's a disgrace ... this is government property that they are destroying, and we will take action against those who act


this way."

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Arpaio implemented the American flag jailhouse initiative in November.

At the time, he announced a push to hire more veterans, saying his office employs more than 600 men and women who have served in the military. He manages about 8,000 inmates.

"Sheriff Arpaio is a Korean War veteran and a big patriot," said Chrisopher Hegstrom, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office.

Arpaio's tough, headline-grabbing punishments have earned him diehard supporters and fiery opponents along the way.

He's issued pink underwear to the men detained in the county's jailsand said he is saving taxpayers money by removing salt and pepper from prison meals.

This month, the county announced that his racial and ethnic profiling will cost it at least $22 million. A court ruled in May that his office routinely profiled Latinos during traffic and immigration patrols.

His office has a history of targeting vehicles with occupants of Latino heritage, scrutinizing them more strictly and detaining them more often, U.S. District Judge Murray Snow ruled.

Arpaio has denied any discrimination or civil rights violations, and is appealing the decision.

He was elected to his sixth term as sheriff for the Phoenix area in November 2012.


Town of Manchester ("Town") for over twenty-one years. He started as the Town's Deputy Chief of Police and later became its Town Manager. He held the position of Town Manager for approximately twelve years. In accordance with the terms of the Town Charter, Sartor worked throughout his tenure as Town Manager without a contract and at the pleasure of the Town's governing body, its Board of Directors ("Board"). Board members are elected biennially, in November, by Town voters.
*241 Some time prior to 2001, Sartor and his wife began considering retirement and a permanent move to their summer home in Rhode Island. When the Sartors received an offer to purchase their Manchester home in the spring of 2001, they decided to consider the option of retirement in Rhode Islandof increasing his annual pension payments.
On July 19, 2001, the Agreement was placed on the agenda of the Board meeting, which Sartor attended. After debate, the Board approved the Agreement by a vote of five to three, with Democrats and Republicans voting along party lines. The Republican members of the Board voted against the Agreement because they disagreed with the enhanced pension benefits Sartor was to receive as part of his severance package. After the Board approved the Agreement, both the Mayor and Sartor signed the Agreement. Sartor then tendered his resignation, to be effective November 1, 2001.
In response to criticism from the Republican members of the Board that the Agreement violated state law, the Town attorney sent the matter for review to an outside pension counsel, Attorney


with this recommendation of counsel, an ordinance was prepared, a public hearing was held on August 28, 2001, and the matter was scheduled for a vote at a meeting of the Board on September 13, 2001.
At the September 13 meeting, the Board did not vote on the ordinance, and instead, a substitute motion was made to rescind Sartor's severance agreement. The motion was approved unanimously. The Board rescinded Sartor's severance agreement, but accepted Sartor's letter of resignation and agreed that Sartor was eligible to apply and receive "a normal retirement pension in accordance with the terms of the Town's Supplemental Pension Ordinance as well as the same retirement benefits and payouts of unused accrued sick, vacation and annual leave time" afforded to other Town department heads.
Sartor left hisemployment as Town Manager in accordance with the terms of *242 his resignation letter and moved to Rhode Island. Sartor did not receive the benefits of the Agreement, including the enhanced pension benefit of Section 6. He and his wife subsequently brought this suit, alleging breach of contract and tortious breach of contract. They seek compensatory and punitive damages, as well as a declaratory judgment that the actions of the Town rescinding the Agreement were invalid, legally ineffective, and ultra vires, and a permanent injunction invalidating the rescission of the Agreement and ordering reinstatement of the Agreement.
The plaintiffs have moved for summary judgment, as to liability only, on counts one (breach of contract as to Sartor) and two (breach of contract as to Mrs. Sartor).[4] The Town claims


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Chairman Daniel Levy has vowed to back coach Andre Villas-Boas after the club’s disappointing start to the season and is set to sanction £60million of spending on fresh talent.

Half of that has been funded by the £33m sale of midfield star Luka Modric to Real Madrid yesterday and Dembele is seen as an ideal replacement for the Croatia international.

The 25-year-old has begun the campaign in superb form for Fulham and has a £15m release clause written into his contract.

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Introduction to Everett, Washington

Everett is situated along the Port Gardner Peninsula in the Puget Sound region in Snohomish County. The city is home to a prominent Boeing Assembly facility, the Naval Station Everett and a large Kimberly-Clark paper mill. The international shipping port is a major factor for the economy.

History

The Everett Land Company acquired a substantial acreage which became available after the signing of the Treaty of Point Elliot. The company's goal was to establish a city. In 1861 Dennis Brigham constructed the first cabin in the area. In 1893 the city was incorporated and the Northern Railroad arrived. Saws mills and the port were stimulating the economy. Steam riverboats utilized during the Yukon Gold Rush were constructed in town.

Attractions

The Everett Historic District features a large number ofareas. Guided deep-sea fishing trips are popular. Opportunities for river fishing are also available.

The city is home to the Everett Aqua Sox baseball team, an arena football team and a basketball team which plays in the IBL. The Everett Silvertips play in the Western Hockey League.

Higher Education

The town is home to Ashmead College, City University, Bryman College, Western Washington University and Everett Community College.

Transportation

Sound Transit offers commuter train as well as bus transportation to Seattle. Amtrak also provides transportation to Seattle.


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Meanwhile, Lingaraju makes a heavy contract deal with few business people, who want to construct a factory in the village which is hazardous to the people. Simultaneously, it’s time for elections in the town. Lingaraju is overconfident that no one comes as his opposition. But Seenu decides to stand in the election and become president of the village so that he could reach superior position than Seeta and he could marry her. In the beginning no one comes for his support because he is an irresponsible lout of the village, but with Seeta’s inspiration he succeeds in achieving villagers following and affection by doing all


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Over a period of decades, George Harrison earned a reputation as one of the most enigmatic and creative individuals born to rock and roll. As signaled by his first post-Beatles release, 1970’s epic All Thingsoverwrought majesty of these tracks, which were the logical sonic extension of Abbey Road. It remains Harrison's unequaled masterpiece. The devolved "My Sweet Lord" aside, the bonus tracks here offer new insight: the unreleased "I Live for You" further highlights the album's oft overlooked country facet; spare takes of "Beware of Darkness" and "Let It Down" underscore the strength of Harrison's songwriting; an alternate backing track of "What Is Life" demonstrates the meticulousness of Spector's production. And then there's the project's truly stellar session lineup, which included Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Klaus Voorman, Jim Gordon, Dave Mason, Badfinger, Billy Preston, Ginger Baker, Carl Radle, Gary Brooker, Jim Price, Bobby Keys, Pete Drake and, it turns out, even Phil Collins! --Jerry McCulley

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this album was marred by a muddy and hissy sound that took away from the great music. Finally after years of clamoring from fans, George Harrison has issued a remastered version of his classic All Things Must Pass. The results are outstanding as the songs sound clear and fresh. George Harrison was the Beatle who most immediately benefited from the band's breakup. Mr. Harrison was stifled by the domination of the Lennon-McCartney songwriting partnership and was only allowed a song or two per album. The songs that did appear, like "Taxman", Here Comes The Sun" & "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", showed that he was an excellent songwriter in his own right. When it came time to record his first proper solo album, he released an album ofelectronic noise called Wonderwall in 1968, he had such a backlog of material it yielded a double album with a third bonus disk. The songs are deeply rooted in the Maharisi's teachings that have been a large part of his life for the past thirty years. Despite the religious musings, the songs have an upbeat, full sound lead by Wall of Sound producer Phil Spector. Although Mr. Spector does sometimes overproduce songs, he makes a song like "My Sweet Lord" that could have been plodding and ponderous into a soaring affirmation. Of course that song was a huge number one hit, but others standouts include the beautiful cover of Bob Dylan's "If Not For You", the nice tribute to fans who hung outside the Apple Records offices, "Apple


Scruffs", the yin and yang of "I Dig Love" and "The Art Of Dying" and the rollicking "Wah-Wah". "What Is Life?" may well be the best song he has ever done with it's blaring horns, layered guitars and smooth vocals.Read more ›

"All Things Must Pass" was George Harrison's first real solo album ( the previous only contained instrumentals). Most of the songs were written while the Beatles were still existing, and George was writing so many great songs during the final years of the 1960's that, when the Beales finally folded in early 1970, he had songs enough for a double album. Eventually it turned out to be a triple album, with the 3rd record containing "jams" with George and his good friends, such as Eric Clapton, DaveMason, Carl Radle and Jim Gordon.

Like most Harrison fans I regard "ATMP" as George finest album. Many of his greatest songs come from this LP. Though there is a great variety of styles and moods on the album, particularly the ballads stand out. Songs like "Isn't It a Pity", "Run of the Mill", "Behind That Locked Door", "Beware of Darkness" and "I'd Have You Anytime" are simply moving. His version of Dylan's "If Not For You" beats Dylan's own version by miles. Among the other up-beat number I especially like "What is Life". The bonus-track "I Live For You" is gem; incredible that this song was not originally included.

A lot of the acoustic guitars are played by Badfinger's Pete Ham and Tom Evans, who were two young very


re-lease some 30 years ago! plus lyrics,musicians,ETC. An interesting side note, George mentions a then 19 year-old named Phil Collins playing congas on "The Art Of Dying". This collection is truly fascinating and a aural pleasure!!!! Get it, and PLAY LOUD!!!!!!!!!

With this triumph, George Harrison proved without a shadow of a doubt that he had shed the Beatles years long before the 1970 breakup. His spiritual journey had begun years earlier, yet his uncomfortable status as a Beatle prevented him from releasing these intensely personal songs on a Beatles record. Harrison makes a statement with both lyric and melody with "All Things Must Pass." This collection of songs, most of which were written years earlier and kept in Harrison's hope chest, provide proof of his desire to gobeyond what any artist had, or has, in discovery of the meaning of life. Here, George profoundly shed his image as simply a Beatles in grand fashion.This album works because we are not hammered with a collection of spiritual songs from his unusual, yet thought provoking personal religious beliefs. There are those strange moments such as with the song "My Sweet Lord" and its references to, in Harrison's own words, a God with many branches known as religions. This mixture of Christianity and Hinduism are odd to say the least, however songs such as "If Not For You" and "What is Life" could just as easily have been crafted for a serious earthly love affair or a spiritual relationship with God. In a way Harrison leaves us confused


in 2001 for the album's 30th anniversary, features all of the original songs as they were first heard in 1970. In his liner notes George writes: "It was difficult to resist re-mixing every track. All these years later I would like to liberate some of the songs from... Read Moreor as a factor, otherwise it will produce an error message. To this end, let's transform some of the variables in the `mtcars` dataset to factors:

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This award-winning music program features not only contemporary sounds, but also rare recordings of many African musicians. The first half of the program focuses on traditional music and the second half on pop.

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Music Time in Africa is VOA’s longest running English language program. Since 1965, this award-winning program has featured pan African music that spans all genres and generations. Ethnomusicologist and Host Heather Maxwell keeps you up to date on what’s happening in African music with exclusive interviews, cultural


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Heather Maxwell is an ethnomusicologist and experienced music professional in West Africa and the United States. In addition to her on-air talent and production, Heather writes the companion blog African Music Treasures presenting in-depth reviews and conversation of rare recordings from the VOA archives. You can read more of her work at the blog Music Time in Africa.animal sector, a broad product range combined with a unique close relationship with veterinarians enables to better support them in their daily practice. The rational use of veterinary drugs and the development of preventative medicine particularly through vaccination are key for the quality of animal productions. Virbac provides also farmers with differentiated solutions making easier the implementation of treatments and boosting productivity.

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The memoir Eat, Pray, Love sold an estimated zillion-billion copies. It garnered
accolades from Oprah, was made into a film (not nearly as well received), and lauded
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But this spring, the handlers mounted something never before seen at the Guggenheim: a successful union drive.

With their rarefied spaces and lofty missions, museums and other cultural institutions have not been known as tinderboxes of labor activism. But the fight against income inequality has taken hold in their world, with curators, handlers and designers publicly pressuring executives to raise their wages, and in some cases forming unions.

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The view through the windows of the packed 11.55 London Paddington to Penzance train was of burst rivers and drowned fields.

Those on board were the lucky ones. On Friday, the train was the first to make it through to the west country for days after torrential rain plunged large parts of the UK into chaos. Rising water levels threatened to swallow the track as passengers grew increasingly bewildered.

"We were told one thing at Paddington," said Chris McColm, 70, who was trying to get to Totnes in Devon with her husband Tony. "I looked on the internet and it was so confusing. I called up and it was useless. The man on the phone just couldn't answer me. On TV, they said no trains from Paddington. But when wejust 46mm (1.8in) of rain needs to fall before the month is out for 2012 to be the UK's wettest. That appears to be a foregone conclusion. A drenched, waterlogged Britain is heading for a sodden beginning to 2013. The south-west has become a watery realm apart, as the populations of Devon and Cornwall struggle to leave to visit relatives elsewhere.

Niall Underwood, 20, left his Brighton home on Thursday to visit his grandparents in Looe. "Although I set off yesterday afternoon, I had to break my journey in London last night," he said. "It didn't ruin my life but it's frustrating."

Other passengers on the 11.55 had tales of greater hardship. On the Sunday before Christmas, Freda Donovan, 67, left St Austell to visit Lytham in Lancashire. The 07.20


was cancelled so she took the 07.50 to Plymouth where a rail replacement service had been laid on. "There were no buses, it was chaos. I waited about two hours for a bus, which took me to Taunton and then the train to Birmingham, then to Preston, then to Lytham. I was three hours later than scheduled. There were people in tears."

A 74-year-old woman who declined to give her name recalled her trip to visit family in Epsom shortly before Christmas. "I got the 06.40 to Exeter but was sent home from Plymouth," she said. "It was such a dramatic moment. Hordes of people were all told to go home and so I did. We had to wade through water."

Gazing on to submerged moorland around the Somerset Levels,a fireman from Axminster said the floods were the worst he had known in years. "We've had all sorts. Houses flooded. It's really bad. New roads have been ripped up, pot holed again. There are diversions everywhere. Drivers are confused because of road closures."

On the final stretch to Plymouth, where the line hugged the coast, the train's windows started leaking. Flood water swirled close to the tracks.

"It's not fun for anyone – staff, customers – but it was exceptionally bad this year, what with the floods and landslides," said the train's driver, who gave his name as John. "Exeter was the worst – it's low-lying so it was all flooded and in Teignmouth landslides had fallen on to the track. There was sheer disruption for everyone. Something needs


to be done. We need to invest in infrastructure."

A station guard agreed. "Newton Abbott has taken the brunt of it. Exeter has been the busiest. The line was washed away at Cowley Bridge. Eight or nine years ago, it was almost as bad – but it didn't last this long. This time, it just got worse when the line reopened and then the rain started again. They could divert the water from that area. It'll cost a lot of money, though."

The rain has made the drenched inhabitants of Devon and Cornwall acutely aware of the region's vulnerability to the elements. In the centre of Plymouth, locals in the near empty Eagle pub said the weather had left them feeling isolated. "It's been absolutely soaking here – and there'scouples are denied the opportunity to adopt children in turn, denying children the best opportunity to a loving and stable family environment.

Justifying his action with 7 year old data which, by his own department's admission, is flawed in the very way in which it was obtained, he intends to continue this campaign at the High Court, with the approximate final cost being £40,000.

Mr Poots has also wasted £37,000 in ensuring gay men who wish to donate blood are denied from doing so. This is at complete odds with blood donation advice in every other part of the UK and demonstrates utter incompetence and complete disregard for the public purse and more importantly, the NHS he has stewardship over.


"12,053 items came up." "I could only pull up a couple of thousand, but it really helped." "He was born in 1953, Episcopalian." "Second of four children, oldest boy, Yale undergrad, star of the track team." "No grad school, interesting." "Then he had a couple of lost years, kind of a blank period." "A little Jesus thing going on there." "Worked as a reporter and editor for two of the Huntzberger papers... before taking over as CEO of the company." "I mean, when you look at all of his accomplishments..." " the man must never sleep." " Well..." "Four hours a night, just like Clinton." "You don't have a wall in a secret room... with pictures of my father pasted all over it, do you?" "Logan, I'm goingMany Philadelphians were dressed in orange Tuesday in support of the country's first officially recognized National Gun Violence Awareness Day, a campaign organized by the Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund to honor victims of gun violence and bring awareness to the growing issue.

Unofficially, National Gun Violence Awareness Day was spurred on by the friends of Hadiya Pendleton, a 15-year-old Chicago shooting victim. In a video PSA, a friend of Pendleton's explains that the color orange was chosen because of its association with hunters, who wear the color to avoid being mistakenly shot.

Many Philadelphians showed their support Tuesday, including members of Philly Mothers In Charge, an organization that raises awareness for violence prevention, education and intervention and the Philadelphia police.


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Originally founded by Mike Shaw,Woman. Any talk about her as a character must always include a reflection on gender because that’s what she was born to do.

And that’s precisely what she’s done. When the feminist movement exploded in the ‘70s Wonder Woman was their symbol, gracing the cover of “Ms. Magazine,” protest signs, and hailed as an inspiration by feminists like Gloria Steinem who declared her a character girls could identify with, “Beautiful, brave, and explicitly out to change ‘a world torn by the hatreds and wars of men.’” She was Lynda Carter kicking butt on TV and she was the new American woman, unafraid to make her opinions known.

As was in my own life. I became a comic book reader because of Wonder Woman, and remained one because of her, no


Multi-award winning US journalist Seymour Hersh has broken some of the biggest news stories of the past 40 years.

It was his article for the New Yorker magazine in 2004 that first revealed the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US soldiers at the Abu Ghraib prison.

However, his first big break came with an expose of the 1968 My Lai massacre, in which US soldiers killed hundreds of civilians, including women and children, during the Vietnam war.

Those revelations, which prompted widespread outrage and drastically reduced US domestic support for the war, won him a Pulitzer prize in 1970.

Born in 1937 in Chicago, Hersh began his journalism career in local newspapers after dropping out of law school.

In 1972, he joined the New York Times. There he uncovered the CIA's domestic spyingactivities - in violation of its charter - and its role in the downfall of Chile's democratically elected leader, Salvador Allende.

Military targets

Henry Kissinger, the former US secretary of state, had been a favourite Hersh target since the reporter had broken the story of his direction of secret bombings in Cambodia during the Vietnam war.

In 1979, Hersh left the New York Times to work on his 1983 best-seller, The Price of Power: Kissinger in the Nixon White House. The book would win him a National Book Critics Circles award.

The My Lai massacre is one the best-known atrocities of the Vietnam war

In the following decades, Hersh has hardly dropped his pace, publishing more scoops and another best-seller, The Dark Side of Camelot, about President John F Kennedy.

Hersh has been writing


for The New Yorker magazine since the 1990s.

Since the 11 September 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, his work has focused on military matters and the Iraq war.

It has often angered the administration. After being targeted in one of his articles in 2003, former US assistant defence secretary Richard Perle said Hersh was "the closest thing American journalism has to a terrorist".

In 2004, Hersh broke the Abu Ghraib prison abuse story, and the magazine published leaks from a US military report into the abuse, along with snapshots of prisoners being abused.

Most recently, he reported that US forces were in Iran identifying military targets for future strikes, and the US government was considering using nuclear weapons against Iranian nuclear targets.decisions made, and work done, in the previous step.

Strategy, Scope, Structure, Skeleton, Style: Meet the five stages of web design.

Included here we have a very condensed version of the work involved in each stage:

Strategy – Defining the key business goals of the product and balancing them with the user needs of the target audience (based on market research, focus groups, user personas, and the like). Deliverables: High level brief, design team requirements, project objectives

Scope – Documenting the required functionality and the needed content. Also involves deciding what is to be built, and what isn’t, as part of the current project. Deliverables: Detailed project specification

Structure – Information architecture and interaction design. At this stage, the structure of the website, and its pages, is decided via card-sorting and user-journey maps.


Music making is often a collaborative effort among many musicians who interact with each other. One form of musical interaction may be provided by a video game genre known as “rhythm-action,” which involves a player performing phrases from an assigned, prerecorded musical composition using a video game's input device to simulate a musical performance. If the player performs a sufficient percentage of the notes or cues displayed for the assigned part, the singer may score well for that part and win the game. If the player fails to perform a sufficient percentage, the singer may score poorly and lose the game. Two or more players may compete against each other, such as by each one attempting to play back different, parallel musical phrases from the same song simultaneously,by playing alternating musical phrases from a song, or by playing similar phrases simultaneously. The player who plays the highest percentage of notes correctly may achieve the highest score and win.
Two or more players may also play with each other cooperatively. In this mode, players may work together to play a song, such as by playing different parts of a song, either on similar or dissimilar instruments. One example of a rhythm-action game with different instruments is the ROCK BAND® series of games, developed by Harmonix Music Systems, Inc. and published by Electronic Arts, Inc. and MTV Games. ROCK BAND® simulates a band experience by allowing players to play a rhythm-action game using various simulated instruments, e.g., a simulated guitar, a simulated bass guitar, a simulated drum set,


The fourth episode in the ongoing Hitman episodic game series finally has a release date, and we'll be playing it in less than two weeks' time.

Hitman: Episode 4 launches on August 16 on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, Io Interactive announced today. This episode takes players to Thailand (Bangkok, specifically) to take out a rock star named Jordan Cross and his family's lawyer, Ken Morgan. According to the announcement, they're both located in a luxury hotel at the time of the mission.

"With Episode 4, we are extremely pleased to be able to deliver a new spin on a fan-favorite type of destination," the company said on its website. "Hotels have been a staple across many a Hitman title. A huge amount of people in the community love learningPharmaceutical care leadership: an innovative pharmacy practice residency model.
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elements of a traditional pharmacy practice residency with specific leadership development activities designed to help residents develop the skills required for establishing influence, practice-based leadership, leadership through teaching, and professional advocacy. Individuals completing this program will possess a complement of skills and experience not often found in new pharmacy practitioners. They will be prepared to pursue a variety of career paths that focus on advancement of pharmaceutical care practice. Program graduates report feeling better prepared and more confident in their ability to accept responsibility for leading practice change. They have also been successful in establishing new pharmaceutical care practices during the residency experience. The success of pharmacy's professional transformation is dependent on the profession's ability to help individuals develop the knowledge, skills, and values required to lead thisdelivery for purposes of this statute."
Before the 1969 amendment, the courts have consistently held that "business done in Texas" means business that began and ended in Texas. After the 1969 amendment the sale of tangible personal property need not begin in Texas but if the property is delivered to a purchaser in Texas then Art. 12.02 clearly states that it is business done in Texas. Consequently, when it was re-enacted in 1975 without change, this in no way breathed new life into an erroneous opinion issued in the interim. San Antonio Union Junior College Dist. v. Daniel, 206 S.W.2d 995 (Tex.1947).

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LAFAYETTE, Colo. (CBS4) – Police evacuated a high school in Lafayette Monday morning after an explosive device was found.

Police closed South Boulder Road after 9 a.m. after a suspicious bag was spotted on the campus of Centaurus High School. Students were sent home for the day while the bomb squad investigated.

A faculty member spotted the brown paper bag inside the school on the north side of the building, describing it as something that “could have looked like a bomb.” The teacher then put the device outside. Inside the bag authorities found what they believed was a suspicious-looking device and the Boulder County Bomb Squad was called in.

On Monday evening authorities confirmed to CBS4 the device was in fact a real explosive. The bomb squad had successfully detonated theEmerging global epidemiology of measles and public health response to confirmed case in Rhode Island.
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it together, I think I can be competitive,” he said. “And that’s what I would like to do is have one or more good chances at it.”

Mickelson is 50. The oldest U.S. Open champion was Hale Irwin, who was 45 when he won at Medinah in 1990. The oldest winner of any major was Julius Boros, who was 48 when he won the 1968 PGA Championship.

Sure, Tom Watson was an 8-foot putt away from winning the British Open at age 59. Greg Norman was 53 when he took a two-shot lead into the final round at Royal Birkdale in 2008. That’s links golf. The U.S. Open is different, and Winged Foot has a history of being a beast.

Mickelson wasn’t the only player who regrets the final hour ofthat 2006 U.S. Open.

Colin Montgomerie also made double bogey on the 18th hole and finished one shot behind, and he was in the middle of the fairway, 172 yards away with a 7-iron in his hand and the most repeatable swing in golf. He chunked it so badly that Montgomerie was heard saying, “What kind of shot was that?”

Jim Furyk earlier had a 5-foot par putt on the last hole that he looked at from every direction before missing, leaving him one shot behind.

But this was Mickelson, who already had baggage at the U.S. Open and has since added to it.

Winged Foot was his fourth silver medal at the U.S. Open. He picked up another in 2009 at Bethpage Black, and perhaps his biggest opportunity was at Merion


in 2009, when his wife was facing surgery for breast cancer and left him a note asking him to bring home that silver trophy. He was tied for the lead with five holes to go until missing par putts from 3 feet on the 15th and 8 feet on the 17th.

As Geoff Ogilvy said after winning in 2006, “Funny things happen sometimes.”

Majors are loaded with such moments.

Consider Jean Van de Velde and his stranger-than-fiction triple bogey on the final hole at Carnoustie, or Ed Sneed losing a three-shot lead with three holes to play in 1979 Masters with three bogeys. Arnold Palmer lost a seven-shot lead on the back nine to Billy Casper at Olympic in 1966.

Ben Curtis won in his major debut at Royal St. George’s inat least gets another chance.

Even that was in doubt at the start of the year when it looked as though he might have to qualify. He said at Pebble Beach he would not ask for a special exemption, which a player of his stature would merit.

The COVID-19 pandemic shut down golf a month later, the USGA had no choice but to go to an all-exempt U.S. Open and it expanded the world ranking category from the top 60 to top 70. Mickelson was No. 61.

He has had two chances to win this year on the PGA Tour. The game is still there. But he hasn’t contended in a major since Henrik Stenson outlasted him in their remarkable duel at Royal Troon in the 2016 British Open.

Then again, it’s


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extended over three days and involved virtually every actor in the drama.[3] G & U contends that as the result of incidents occurring during the summer growing season of 1976 and the winter of 1977, those in charge of G & U had justifiably come to perceive Mid-Hudson personnel in general, and one of its staff attorneys, Howard Schell Reilly, in particular, as trouble makers, fomenters of dissatisfaction and unrest, agents provocateurs, and labor union organizers, all such activities being in contravention of Mid-Hudson's charter. That perception prompted Harold Utter, the president of G & U, to greet Reilly with the phrase "not you again" when, on the evening of June 13, 1977, Reilly and his colleague Anthony Szczygiel sought access to the camps, an access which UtterG & U has not proved improper behavior by Mid-Hudson in 1976. G & U witnesses testified that Mid-Hudson personnel were seen at the camps at the same time as one Oscar Nieves, a representative of the labor department of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; and also that representatives of the Cesar Chavez farm workers' union were at the camp at the same time as Mid-Hudson personnel. From these observations, G & U apparently drew the inferences that Mid-Hudson was acting as an agent of the Commonwealth in enforcing its own regulations regarding migrant workers from Puerto Rico; and that Mid-Hudson was aiding the union in soliciting membership. While such activities would undoubtedly fall outside Mid-Hudson's charterit concedes as muchthe evidence is far too tenuous to permit the


that he would not be permitted back in the camp "this year," unless Reilly could show that he had a pre-arranged appointment with a particular worker. This statement on Utter's part reflected his determination to impose seasonal restrictions upon Mid-Hudson and its personnel. Timing was important for Mid-Hudson, since the most important services rendered by its farm workers' project take place during the growing season (April to November), while the migrant workers are in residence at the farms. Following the June 13 confrontation, Mid-Hudson attempted to commence a settlement dialogue. The managing attorney of the farm workers' project, Gene Reibman, apparently dictated a letter on June 14, suggesting such a discussion, to Messrs. Meehan and Fink, attorneys for G & U (PX3). Messrs. Meehan and Fink deny anysucceeded in their constitutional attack upon a municipal ordinance forbidding children under 17 years of age from being on the streets of the city during certain hours of the night. Plaintiffs then applied for an award of attorneys' fees under § 1988. Judge MacMahon, in the exercise of his discretion, denied the application. Recognizing the success of their constitutional attack, the court nevertheless observed that the plaintiffs, "with the barest standing, were challenging an antiquated, poorly-drafted, rarely-enforced juvenile curfew ordinance." 433 F.Supp. at 1370. The court then observed:
"In addition, counsel for the City of Norwich indicated at the outset of this lawsuit that they would be willing to meet with plaintiffs' attorneys to discuss possible redrafting in a effort to correct the alleged deficiencies of the ordinance, but


brief on the questions of standing and allegedly improper solicitation, issues raised by G & U at the hearing. Mid-Hudson, working under some time pressure, produced an effective brief. The Court issued its order for a permanent injunction on July 26, 1977. Mid-Hudson's attorneys arranged for the service of the order, the settlement of a judgment, assessed its damages claim (later abandoned) and considered questions of appealability. The hours claimed during this period, running from July 15 to August 4, 1977, are as follows:

     Reilly:               51
     Reibman:               5.75
    not decide this question.
[3]  Mid-Hudson called as witnesses, either on its case in chief or in rebuttal, its executive director; two former managing attorneys of its Farm Workers' Project; the attorney in charge of the present case and his principal assistant; two paralegals; a law student assistant; another former staff attorney; and (as an expert witness on "access cases"), an attorney outside the immediate Mid-Hudson family from Washington, D. C. G & U called as witnesses the partners of the firm defending it, Messrs. Meehan and Fink; the two Utter brothers, president and vice-president respectively of defendant corporation; one of defendant's supervisory staff; two other employees; and the executive director of the Farm Workers' Community Center of the Warwick Area Migrant Committee, a community body separate and


apart from Mid-Hudson but concerned in the welfare of migrant workers.
[4]  Every Mid-Hudson witness talked about "outreach." It is the leading jargon expression of modern times for practically any social endeavor. William Zinsser of Yale, an authority on nonfiction writing, describes in The New York Times Magazine for November 12, 1978, at p. 30 ("Why Johnny's Teachers Can't Write") the beginning of his seminar in remedial writing, conducted for the benefit of administrators in the Greenwich school system:

"By good luck, on the day of my visit The New York Daily News had an article in which Mayor Koch's administration commented on its efforts to save Radio City Music Hall. `We're doing a lot of outreach,' the Mayor's office told the press. `We're looking at the broadest possibleas he has in past series. He is going to need plenty of help on the Boston blueline.

However it could be another Penguin who ends up stealing the show. James Neal, who sits at number 15 in playoff scoring, has been the hottest player in the league as of late. His performances in the last two games of the Ottawa series insured that his club didn’t have to play any excess games. With six goals he trails only Patrick Sharp and teammates Crosby and Pascal Dupius in playoff goals. If he can keep sizzling now at just the right time he gives the Penguins enough dangerous weapons to be almost unstoppable.

This is what the Bruins will have to find a way to deal with if they plan on