He also took $3 million in cash to the Hanover Trust Company and bought a controlling interest in the reputable firm. However, when state investigators finally began examining his books and interviewing his workers they found that there was no real investment going on. Of course, only the very early investors actually got any money back, and these funds came from later investors. Such a scam, known as a pyramid scheme, inevitably explodes, as it did on August 13, 1920, when thousands of investors demanded their money back. Ponzi, anticipating the collapse, had already taken $2 million to the Saratoga casinos in a vain attempt to make up the lost money. Ponzi went to jail and was deported to Italy in 1934. He told reporters, "I hope theworld forgives me.” Perhaps taken in by his apparent contrition, Italian dictator Benito Mussolini gave Ponzi a high position in the government's financial sector. However, human nature is very difficult to change, and Ponzi eventually embezzled funds from the country's treasury and escaped to Brazil, where he died in 1949.
1910---Drummer Jimmy Crawford born Memphis, Tenn. With Jimmy Lunceford 1929-42, many bands.
1914 - Henry Ford announced the latest advance in the assembly line production of automobiles, the continuous motion method. This new concept decreased assembly time of a car from 12½ hours tohttp://www.time.com/time/time100/builder/profile/ford.html 93 minutes.http://www.hfmgv.org/
1916-Birthday of African-American Novelist John Oliver Killens, born Macon, Georgia. died October 27, 1957, Brooklyn, New York. His novels And Then We Heard the Thunder and 'Sippi dramatized racism in the U.S. Army during World


Kenny Wheeler was born in Toronto. He moved to England in 1952, rising to prominence in Britain in the 1960's and in the European avant-garde the following decade. From 1971 to '76, Wheeler performed with US reedman Anthony Braxton, with whom he often appeared in North America
1932-Brithday of drummer Grady Tate, Durham, NChttp://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Grady%20Tate.htmlhttp://www.cpcn.com/articles/012998/six1.shtml
1938 – Birthday of Jack Jones (John Allan Jones) (singer: Lollipops and Roses, Wives and Lovers, The Impossible Dream, Lady, The Race is On, Love Boat theme). His father was a very famous singer in the 1930's and early 1940's.
http://www.interq.or.jp/jazz/jackjone/http://www.jackjones.org/
1938-Birthday of Allen Toussaint, born New Orleans, LA; one of the most important forces in New Orleans rock 'n' roll in the 1960's. Toussaint, a pianist, songwriter and arranger, played on some of Fats Domino's early recordings.surrender from the enemy. United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt became the first President of the United States to fly in an airplane while he was in office, when he flew from Miami, Florida to French Morocco.
1944-Birthday of guitar/accordian/zydeco Paul “Little Buck” Senegal, LAhttp://www.buckwheatzydeco.com/bwzydecoourstory/zydeco_20year.html
1947--Kenton Band records “Intermission Riff,” Capitol.
1947-Birthday of Gene Alden Washington, former football player, born Tuscaloosa, AL.
1949-The Department of Justice went trust busting on January 14 and filed an anti-trust suit against AT &T. The suit was designed to break AT& T's choke hold over the industry by forcing the company to relinquish ownership of Western Electric, a potent manufacturing concern. After much wrangling, the suit was settled in 1956, when AT&T consented to limit the scope of its business to the national phone network and


government jobs.
1950---Top Hits
Dear Hearts and Gentle People - Dinah Shore
A Dreamer's Holiday - Perry Como
The Old Master Painter - Snooky Lanson
I Love You Because - Leon Payne
1951 - In Los Angeles, California, the first National Football League Pro Bowl All-Star Game was played. The American Conference beat the National Conference, 28-27.
1952- the Modern Jazz Quartet was formally incorporated, beginning a career that lasted more than 40 years. The group signed a unique partnership agreement stipulating that the quartet would have no leader. The original members were pianist John Lewis, vibraharpist Milt Jackson, bassist Percy Heath and drummer Kenny Clarke. The MJQ had only one personnel change in 42 years - Connie Kay replaced Clarke in 1955.
1952-“Today” Premiered on TV. The NBC program that started the morning news formatpopularizing rock and roll (then a synonym for rhythm and blues) since he started airing a radio show in Cleveland called Moondog House in 1951. The self-dubbed "King of the Moondoggers" (who actually preferred classical music) spoke to listeners as if they all belonged to a hip kingdom, united by their affinity for the same music. In 1952, he had thrown a rhythm and blues concert called the Moondog Coronation Ball, which drew more than 10,000 people. An angry mob, denied admittance once the arena was full, started a riot, and teens stormed the stage, abruptly ending the concert. Cleveland city officials accused him of "reckless disregard" for public safety, but the riot turned him into a local celebrity. Radio station WJW gave him nightly airtime for his


program. The following year, he threw The Biggest Rhythm and Blues Show tour, featuring Ruth Brown and Wynonie Harris. The tour drew a largely black audience, but within just a few years rhythm and blues crossed over to become the dominant mainstream musical form. The Moondog had to stop using his popular moniker in 1954; he had borrowed it from the song "Moondog Symphony," recorded by a blind New York City street musician who won a court battle with Freed, which stripped Freed of the ability to use the name. Forced to find a new identity for his show, he decided to rename it Alan Freed's Rock and Roll Party . He copyrighted the phrase in partnership with black music legend Morris Levy, veteran promoter Lew Platt, andradio station WINS. But soon, the tidal wave of rock and roll made his copyright virtually useless; nevertheless, in 1955, Cleveland was selected as the site for construction of the Rock and Roll Museum because Freed had popularized the term there.
1955-Disc jockey Alan Freed begins his first New York area Rock & Roll Ball, a two night affair which is held at the Saint Nicholas Arena in Harlem. Both shows at the 6,000 seat arena are sold out in advance, bringing in $24,000. Those appearing on stage include Big Joe Turner, the Clovers, Fats Domino, the Moonglows, Drifters and the Harptones.
1956 - Rock ‘n' roller, Little Richard, sang the recently released, "Tutti-Frutti". The Pat Boone version of the song became more popular as it appealed more to white


Johnson, but also for Italy's President.
1966 -- March on Atlanta to protest ouster of Julian Bond, African American from Georgia House of Representatives, after his endorsement of SNCC statement critical of US involvement in Vietnam; basically he opposed the war in Viet Nam. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke.
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. “ — Martin Luther King Jr.http://www.africana.com/Articles/tt_093.htmhttp://lists.village.virginia.edu/sixties/Graphics/
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1966- rock promoter Bill Graham leased the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco. The Fillmore became the prime venue for psychedelic rock in the late '60s
1966---Top Hits
We Can Work It Out - The Beatles
She's Just My Style - Gary Lewis and The Playboys
Flowers on the Wall - The Statler Brothers
Giddyup Go - Red Sovine
1966-David Jones changes his name to David Bowie to avoid confusion with Davy Jones from the2d Battalion, (Mechanized), 22d Infantry, 25th Infantry Division. Place and date: Tay Ninh Province, Republic of Vietnam, 14 January 1969. Entered service at: New York, N.Y . Born: 16 November 1946, Brooklyn, N.Y. Citation: For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. 1st Lt. Warren, distinguished himself at the cost of his life while serving as a platoon leader with Company C. While moving through a rubber plantation to reinforce another friendly unit, Company C came under intense fire from a well-fortified enemy force. Disregarding his safety, 1st Lt. Warren with several of his men began maneuvering through the hail of enemy fire toward the hostile positions. When he had come to within 6 feet of


one of the enemy bunkers and was preparing to toss a hand grenade into it, an enemy grenade was suddenly thrown into the middle of his small group. Thinking only of his men, 1st Lt. Warren fell in the direction of the grenade, thus shielding those around him from the blast. His action, performed at the cost of his life, saved 3 men from serious or mortal injury. First Lt. Warren's ultimate action of sacrifice to save the lives of his men was in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and reflects great credit on him, his unit, and the U.S. Army.
1970- Diana Ross performed for the last time with the Supremes at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas. The show began with a medleyof hits and ended with "The Impossible Dream."
1972-“ Sanford and Son” premiered on TV. This NBC sitcom gained immediate popularity depicting an African American father and son engaged in the junkyard business. Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin developed the comedy series based on the British, “Steptoe and Son.” Comedian Redd Fox played Fred Sanford. His son, Lamont, was played by Demond Wilson. Others appearing on the show were Whitman Mayo as Grady, Slappy White as Melvin, LaWanda Page as Aunt Esther, Gregory Sierra as Julio. Nathaniel Taylor as Rollo, Raymond Allen as Uncle Woody, Don Bexley as Bubba Bexley, Lynn Hamilton as Donna Harris, aHoward Plat and Hal William as Hoppy and Smitty, Pat Morita as Ah Chew, Marlene Clark as Janet and Edward Craford as Roger. The


American airing was April 4th on NBC-TV. The show was also released as a two-record album, and became one of Elvis's top-selling LPs.
1973- bass guitarist Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead was arrested at his home in Fairfax, California on drug charges.
1974---Top Hits
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
Show and Tell - Al Wilson
Smokin' in the Boys Room - Brownsville Station
I Love - Tom T. Hall
1975-Joe Walsh is presented a Gold record for his third solo album, "So What".
1978-The Sex Pistols play their final gig at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco. The following day, Johnny Rotten (born John Lydon) will quit the band, effectively bringing their brief career to an end.
1979 - Chicago, IL, was in the midst of their second heaviest snow of record as, in thirtyChina; Japan versus Australia and China; and Korea versus Australia. Overhang: Australia versus China, India, Japan, and Korea. Perfect fit: Australia versus India and Korea; China versus India and Korea; India versus Australia, China, Japan, and Korea; Japan versus India and Korea; and Korea versus Australia, China, India, and Japan. Underhang: Australia versus China, India, and Japan; China versus Australia, India, and Korea; India versus Australia, China, Japan, and Korea; Japan versus Australia, India, and Korea; and Korea versus China, India, and Japan.](jbjsoa-2-00e0014-g005){#F2}

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China versus Australia and India; India versus China, Japan, and Korea; Japan versus Australia and India; and Korea versus Australia and India. Perfect fit: Australia versus Korea; China versus India and Korea; India versus China, Japan, and Korea; Japan versus India and Korea; and Korea versus Australia, China, India, and Japan. Underhang: Australia versus China, India, and Japan; China versus Australia and Korea; India versus Australia and Korea; Japan versus Australia and Korea; and Korea versus China, India, and Japan.](jbjsoa-2-00e0014-g006){#F3}

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originally broadcast with 1,000 watts and was an affiliate of the NBC Red Network.  In the 1960s as WKIS, the station was a full service middle of the road music station. In 1979, WKIS changed to a news/talk format.

In March 1988, the station was bought by Guy Gannett Communications, becoming an affiliate of the ABC Talk Radio Network and airing CBS Radio News, plus local news with an eleven person staff.  The call sign changed to WWNZ ("Wins") on May 12, 1988.  Gannett raised the power from 5KW non-directional day and 1KW 3 tower directional nights, to 50,000 watts both day and night from the new site in Lake County just outside Orange County.  The new the site used 6 towers with one speciallythe government's paid informant should not have been admitted; and that his sentence was improperly calculated under the Sentencing Guidelines. Although the district court erred in failing to give a specific instruction cautioning the jury about the testimony of the paid informant, the error was harmless. We affirm the judgment of the district court.

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* As an Assistant State District Attorney in Laredo, Webb County, Texas, defendant Ramon Villafranca was in charge of the Drug Impact prosecutions in the local district court. In 1996, the FBI, as part of an investigation of public corruption in Webb County, hired Jimmy Salas as a cooperating witness. He was hired to work as a bounty hunter for bail bonding companies, a position often used as an intermediary between defendants seeking to get


the meaning of Cervantes-Pacheco, Salas's agreement with the government is almost identical to the agreement the government struck with the informant in Cervantes-Pacheco. In Cervantes-Pacheco, the witness's "compensation from the government included a per diem, expenses, and a payment at the conclusion of the case based on the government's evaluation of his overall performance." See id. at 311. The government concedes that the size of his bonus may depend on the outcome of the prosecution. On cross-examination, FBI Agent Oscar Rodriguez testified that Salas may be given a bonus of more than $100,000. Rodriguez admitted that one factor that could affect the size of Salas's bonus was the outcome of the prosecution.

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Australia allrounder Moises Henriques during the second Test against India in Hyderabad. (Getty Images)

New Delhi: The last time Mohali hosted a Test match was in 2010. It was India v Australia then and it's going to be India v Australia again three years later - with Australia expected to feel more at home on a traditionally bouncy track.

India beat Australia by just one wicket in 2010 when the hosts survived Mitchell Johnson's five-for, with Ben Hilfenhaus and Doug Bollinger also among the wickets. Zaheer Khan - who is not part of the squad now - also enjoyed the bounce and swing on offer as 25 batsmen succumbed to pacers.

Those are reasons enough for allrounder Moises Henriques to be positive about Australia's chances


of preventing India from winning the series at the PCA Stadium in Mohali. "I think it is one place in India, or one of the few places in India, that is renowned for a bit of pace and bounce," Henriques told Cricinfo with his experience of playing limited-overs cricket in Mohali. "But in comparison to wickets in Australia, there still won't be the same amount that you get back home. But it's certainly one place where the quicks could come in and do a little bit more damage on."

Though playing as an allrounder, Henriques hasn't done anything of note with the ball in the first two Tests of the series, managing just one wicket at 93. "It has been tough. I feel like I've been bowling okay withoutreally having that penetration to get through and take some wickets, which a lot of the seam bowlers have been struggling with over here," Henriques said.

Henriques, however, has enjoyed a good time with the bat, scoring two half centuries in his debut Test at Chennai. At Hyderabad, he fell to spin in the first innings and was run out in the second. But he recognises his responsibility as an allrounder, hoping to be among the wickets under helpful conditions in Mohali.

"I've got to not only be able to keep it tight as the allrounder and build pressure but somehow find a way to start taking some wickets as well. It is tough for the quicks over here but maybe we're not coming up with the right plans," the


asteroid came within 13 million miles of Earth, more than 50 times the distance to the moon. The round trip would have been 500 days.

More recently, NEOs came to public attention in July 1994, when the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 broke up and the pieces slammed into Jupiter, the largest packing a wallop equivalent to 400,000 times the power of the largest U.S. nuclear bomb ever exploded. Anyone who read a newspaper that summer imagined the same thing happening to Earth, and within two years an international organization called the Spaceguard Foundation was established to coordinate the tracking of asteroids and comets that might collide with the home planet.a member of the Bergen County bar, to appear before it and testify. He testified that one of his clients was Guarino Moretti, also known as Willie Moore, but more commonly referred to as Willie Moretti, a notorious racketeer who was murdered on October 4, 1951 in a crime which still remains unsolved. Moretti was one of the star witnesses before the Senate Crime Committee, Kefauver, Crime in America (1951), pp. 271-275. As early as 1931 Willie Moretti had been a client of Mr. Selser, who represented him on many occasions, most notably when he was indicted on the charge of murder. Mr. Selser testified that beginning in 1931 he represented a group of racketeers:
"Q. Now, you say that you first represented these so-called racketeers back in 1931?
A.


prison, were produced by Selser, were arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and bail was fixed. Subsequently all five were indicted by the Bergen County Grand Jury. They entered pleas of not guilty but on May 21, 1951 they retracted these pleas and entered pleas of non vult, and on May 28, 1951 were sentenced to prison. Willie Moretti was not charged, arrested or indicted in Bergen County until November 7, 1952, more than two years later, when along with Harold John Adonis, Andrew Adonis and others, he was indicted for conspiracy to obstruct the due administration of the laws of the State. By that time Moretti had been dead more than a year. We refrain from comment here on the practice of indicting dead men.
Between October 31, 1950 andwere being paid off?
A. He? You mean Willie?
Q. Willie, yes.
A. Yes, Willie gave me certain names." *400 Moretti also divulged to him the names of persons who had received political contributions from the "racketeer elements." He likewise discussed with the defendant a visit which he had paid, also at 2 A.M., to the home of Mr. John J. Dickerson, then chairman of the Republican State Committee and a member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Bergen County, 13 days after he had retained the defendant to represent him and his associates. Concerning this visit Mr. Dickerson testified before the grand jury:
"Well, Moretti said he couldn't understand why his people were being pushed around so, almost to use his language. I guess he was referring particularly to the


under investigation by the Kefauver Committee. The State on the other hand contended that these communications were made in contemplation of crime and were made as a part of a continuing conspiracy to corrupt public officials, although it is not claimed that the defendant knew that this was his client's purpose. After argument the trial court discharged the order to show cause on the ground that the communications were privileged. On appeal the Appellate Division of the Superior Court affirmed the decision of the trial court and by reason of the dissent in the Appellate Division the State brings this appeal as of right.
The substantive issue is whether the revelations by Willie Moretti to his attorney concerning his continuing activities in bribing public officials are privileged or whetherto 8 Wigmore, Evidence (3rd ed. 1940), 547, and 1 Thornton, Attorneys at Law (1914), 159, the privilege was first recognized in England in 1577 in Berd v. Lovelace, Cary 62, where a solicitor was held to be exempt from an examination concerning matters involved in the litigation. Drinker has more recently pointed out that the privilege was recognized in England as early as 1280 in an ordinance of the City of London, Drinker, Legal Ethics (1953), 15, 132. See 6 Holdsworth, History of English Law (1924), 433.
*404 Originally the privilege was based upon a concern for "the oath and the honor of the attorney" rather than regard for the protection of the client and the furtherance of justice, 8 Wigmore, 547. By the 19th Century, however, the


the aid of men skilled in jurisprudence, in the practice of the courts, and in those matters affecting rights and obligations which form the subject of all judicial proceedings. If the privilege did not exist at all, everyone would be thrown upon his own legal resources. Deprived of all professional assistance, a man would not venture to consult any skillful person, or would only dare to tell his counsellor half his case."
Dean Wigmore has epitomized the underlying reasons for the rule:
"The policy of the privilege has been plainly grounded, since the latter part of the 1700's, on subjective considerations. In order to promote freedom of consultation of legal advisers by clients, the apprehension of compelled disclosure by the legal advisers must be removed; and hence the law mustlanguage of the Clark case?
In the light of the facts before us the question must be answered emphatically in the affirmative. There is no doubt that Moretti was engaged in illegal practices  his business was crime  and that he was attempting to undermine the proper administration of justice in Bergen County, a crime for which he was later indicted. It is likewise undisputed that as far back as 1931 the defendant was the attorney for Willie Moretti. While assistant prosecutor the defendant was convinced that money was being paid to officials for the protection of gambling interests. In fact, the defendant testified before the grand jury that his former client had offered him as first assistant prosecutor a bribe of $1,000 a month to "lay off"


the gambling interests in Bergen County at the time. After leaving the prosecutor's office in 1949 the defendant again became attorney for Willie Moretti and other racketeers, and at 2 a.m. on October 31, 1950 Moretti retained him to represent five associates who had been arrested and charged with conspiracy to keep and maintain a gambling place. It is significant that the defendant had over 200 meetings with his client between October 31, 1950 and Moretti's death on October 4, 1951. During this period of nearly a year Moretti was not under indictment, although *411 he was still carrying on his nefarious trade of corrupting public officials.
Coming to specific incidents, startling proof of Moretti's continued flaunting of the law is to be found in the fact that withintwo weeks after the defendant was called in by Moretti to represent the five who had been arrested, Moretti paid his famous visit on November 12, 1950 to the home of John J. Dickerson, Bergen County Freeholder and Republican State Chairman. Mr. Dickerson's own testimony before the grand jury was in substance that Moretti complained to him that he had been paying Harold John Adonis $12,000 a month for state protection, but that instead the State continued to close up gambling places and to prosecute his associates. The only inference to be drawn from this testimony is that Moretti got in touch with Mr. Dickerson as a party leader to get him to take steps to see that the law enforcement officers "laid off" the gambling activities of


Moretti and his friends in Bergen County and, to quote Mr. Dickerson, "to put the heat on" and "to intercede" for him with the grand jury in view of his payments of $12,000 a month for protection.
Of a piece with the Dickerson testimony is Moretti's own lament, quoted by the defendant, that public officials were constantly demanding more money for violating their official duty.
Finally, there are the more than 200 conferences Willie Moretti had with the defendant in the period of less than a year from October 31, 1950, when he retained the defendant, until his death on October 4, 1951. During this period Moretti was neither under arrest nor indictment. Instead he was, as we have seen, pursuing his life of crime, brazenly corrupting public officials. Weconfidential communications, going back to the reign of Elizabeth, where it stood unquestioned; and, since the testimony of witnesses (as we know it) did not become a common source of proof in jury trials till the early 1500's, and testimonial compulsion did not materialize until the early part of Elizabeth's reign, the privilege came into being, said Dean Wigmore, "as a natural exception to the then novel right of testimonial compulsion." Wigmore, section 2290. While the ground of exclusion in those early days was consideration for "the oath and the honor" of the attorney, rather than for the apprehensions of his client, and the privilege does not now have express constitutional sanction, the attorney is by common consent, for the protection of his client, "under a solemn pledge


legal service was sought or obtained to aid the client in the planning or perpetration of a crime or a tort. Indeed, the majority exonerates the respondent attorney of conspiratorial complicity  of "any conspiracy" with his client "to obstruct justice." The questions put all related to past acts and events. The client, Moretti, was then under inquiry by the Senate Crime Committee headed by Senator Kefauver and the Bergen County Grand Jury in relation to gaming and alleged official corruption. There is no doubt of the existence of the relation of attorney and client; there is no contention contra. The questions all related to the identity of past recipients of "protection money" and "political contributions on the State and County level," as revealed by the respondent attorney'sOrange. During that period, Laurie Bastian lived at 2084 North Nordic. On the morning of July 3, 1985, she found her sliding glass door and rear patio gate open and her purse missing. She did not report the incident to police.
On August 15, Cindy Monnier, who lived in the same large apartment complex at 2082 Lincoln, discovered her residence had been burgled while she was away the previous evening. Various items were taken, including a portable Yorx stereo. The apartment was ransacked, and a hole had been cut in her water bed.
Monnier reported the burglary to the police. The investigating officer discerned no signs of a forced entry. A bedroom window was open, but heavy dust and water spots did not appear to have been disturbed. He did


not attempt to lift fingerprints.
During the last week of August, Bastian discovered the screen permanently affixed to the window on her kitchen door had been partially ripped away. There were no signs of entry into her apartment. Again, she failed to report the matter to police.
At approximately 4:30 a.m. on August 29, one of Monnier's neighbors heard screams. She looked out the window and saw Monnier's nude body, her torso bloodied. Police were immediately summoned.
The same officer who investigated the Monnier burglary two weeks earlier was dispatched to conduct another search of the victim's apartment. This time he noticed the bathroom window screen had been removed and was propped against the outside wall and the window was open. The bedroom window, which had been open, dusty, and waterspotted after the first burglary, was now clean and closed.
A fingerprint expert removed numerous prints from the outside of the bedroom window and a kitchen window; they matched Yorba's. The bedding in the victim's bedroom was bloodstained; and a pillow, the headboard, and water bed had been damaged by a knife.
The victim's underwear had apparently been cut from her body and strewn about the room. Hairs were found on the bed and on the victim's *1021 hands. Bloodstains were also found outside the apartment, leading to the spot where the body was discovered.
Bastian learned of the murder when she returned from a fishing trip later the same day and contacted the police. Yorba's latent fingerprints were removed from her kitchen window and sliding glass door.
Police obtained a search


map purporting to show the locations of nine burglaries in the area. In truth, the police knew of only two, the Bastian and Monnier apartments. Yorba admitted burgling those two residences, but denied entering any of the others shown on the map.
Sisco deflected Yorba's occasional questions concerning the crimes for which he had been arrested until the officer investigating the homicide joined them. By then he had already admitted the July Bastian and early August Monnier burglaries. Under the police officer's questioning, Yorba stated he took a purse from Bastian's apartment and a television and stereo from Monnier's, where he also cut a hole in the water bed with a knife from the victim's kitchen; he admitted the stereo was still in his possession.
The police officer began toquestion him concerning the murder and stated (incorrectly) his fingerprints were found inside the victim's apartment. Yorba first insisted he wore gloves when he took Monnier's television and stereo. Later in the interview, he admitted he did not wear gloves but did return the same evening and, with gloves, attempted to remove his fingerprints with a bathroom towel. He said he had not been in the victim's apartment on any other occasion and denied the killing.
Pursuant to a search warrant, samples of Yorba's hair and blood were taken. The blood was subjected to two types of analysis, electrophoresis and *1022 agglutination inhibition. Discrete bloodstains in the bed were consistent with the victim's and Yorba's blood characteristics. They were all inconsistent with those of Monnier's boyfriend. None of the


hairs found on the bed or the victim matched Yorba's, however.
Yorba was tried as an adult. His sister's boyfriend testified under a grant of immunity. Although he could not remember the details by the time of trial, the witness refreshed his recollection with a transcript of a police interview two days after the murder. On the morning Monnier's body was discovered, while it was still dark, he was awakened by the sound of Yorba's bedroom window breaking. He ran to the room with a baseball bat, but the door was locked. He went outside and encountered a shoeless Yorba, dressed only in boxer shorts and a tank T-shirt. Yorba said he had locked himself out.
Yorba was convicted of burglary and attempted burglary of Bastian's apartment, two counts ofthe challenge.
Two prosecution witnesses explained this process at a Kelly/Frye hearing: Moses Schanfield, Ph.D., a genetics professor, and Gary Harmor, a forensic serologist who performs laboratory testing and consulting services in criminal cases. Based upon their testimony, the court ruled the agglutination inhibition method was generally accepted by the scientific community and met Kelly/Frye standards.
Harmor recounted his professional education, training, and experience in forensic serology and his connection with a northern California laboratory performing forensic testing. He explained he checked for four of the eighteen different markers in the GM class and two markers in the KM class. Markers within each class are independent of one another, and simple multiplication of the respective frequencies yields a combined population frequency statistic for an individual sharing both characteristics.
Commercially prepared reagents


are purchased for the tests, and numerous internal control measures ensure each stage is conducted properly. *1025 Harmor noted many respected forensic laboratories rely on the procedure: the New York City Medical Examiners Office Serology Unit, the Center for Forensic Sciences in Toronto, the Illinois State Department for Forensic Sciences, the Forensic Sciences Service in Signal Hill, the Minnesota Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Dr. Moses Schanfield's laboratory in Atlanta. In his opinion, the general scientific community considers the agglutination inhibition method of typing dried bloodstains valid and reliable; he was unaware of any criticism of or objection to the test. Defense counsel did not take issue with his qualifications as an expert on the technique or produce contradictory testimony.
Dr. Schanfield testified as anexpert in human genetics. He has used the agglutination inhibition method extensively, performing the test "a million times, plus or minus 100,000." Schanfield has also conducted research in the area and noted, "In immunological terms ... it's relatively an old procedure." According to him, researchers have accurately and reliably typed dried blood samples decades old. He was not aware of any evidence or research suggesting the GM/KM markers were unstable. He also indicated potential problems with contamination could be avoided by proper sample preparation and in his experience no chemicals found in nature could alter the genetic structure of these markers. Schanfield opined the scientific community generally accepted the technique as a valid and reliable method of typing dried genetic blood markers. He added, the "GM and KM


confrontations between law enforcers and offenders," national police spokesperson John Bulalacao said.

While the campaign is not expected to be entirely "bloodless", the government has adopted certain measures - including more training and body cameras - to minimise bloodshed, Bulalacao told a news conference.

Duterte suspended police participation in the crackdown twice in 2017 due to controversial killings that led to a public backlash against his anti-narcotics campaign.

Bulalacao said police adopted the extra safeguards in December 2017 after Duterte authorised the force to re-join his drug war.

The ICC's initial inquiry is designed to help prosecutors determine if there is enough evidence of crimes that fall into its jurisdiction. It could lead to a full probe and eventually charges.

The mass-murder complaint filed at the ICC by a Filipino lawyer in 2017We haven’t had one of these in a while – but it’s Christmas, so just for you, here’s a fantasy metro network for the Bournemouth conurbation....

I've enjoyed reading about people's fantasy metro networks, and wanted to submit my own, for the area I grew up in. The South East Dorset conurbation, centred on the resort town of Bournemouth and the historic port of Poole, once boasted a tram network. But this was ripped up in the 1930s and today's inhabitants – numbering almost half a million – are forced to rely on cars and buses.

The following proposal is quite ridiculous, as the population is too spread out for mass transit of this nature to be viable. But in my fantasy world, here's how the South East Dorset Metro


(SEDM) would be rolled out.

The full network. Click to expand. Image: Benjamin Chadwick.

Phase 1

The first phase of the project sees SEDM-branded trains running along the main line between Wareham and New Milton. Long-distance trains no longer stop at intermediate stations apart from Bournemouth and Poole, and all stations on the route receive upgrades to handle increased traffic.

The old line from Hamworthy to the port (part of the original railway to Poole, before the line from Bournemouth was built) is reopened. The new SEDM trains then branch at Hamworthy and serve two new stations: The Yachtsman, and Poole Port, which connects with the international ferry terminal.

Two other new stations are opened, one on the eastern shore of Holes Bay, and the other (Rockley) on the Wareham branch, just westof Hamworthy. The line, coloured red on maps, is called the Jacob Line, after the architect of the Victorian Bournemouth station.

Work is also carried out at this point to prepare for later projects: the railway is buried for a stretch west of Bournemouth station and around Branksome.

Phase 2

Though advertised as a metro, the network's five other lines are tramways in the manner of those of many French cities: long trams (Citadis or Eurotram, perhaps) running on reserved rights of way, turfed over to keep cars away.

But the Coast Line, introduced in the second phase of the rollout, is unique in running mostly underground, in cut-and-cover tunnels under some of the main roads linking the conurbation's main settlements. This new line, coloured blue, calls at all of the Jacob


Line's stations between Poole and Christchurch, but also makes intermediate stops, leaving the Jacob Line as an express service, à la Crossrail. At Branksome, the two lines can cross thanks to our preparatory works there.

The most ambitious part of this project is the work carried out in Poole, where the ailing building housing the Dolphin shopping centre and bus station is ripped down and replaced with a nice mixed-use highrise. New tram lines are buried under this building, with easy connections between tram, bus and train.

Phase 3

The next two lines are diagonals, connecting Poole with Kinson and Bournemouth Airport, and Bournemouth with the main university campus, Canford Heath and Corfe Mullen. The line to the airport, coloured yellow on the map, is called the Pottery Line in honourof the historic Poole Pottery. The other new line celebrates the granting of city status to Bournemouth on the queen's Platinum Jubilee (hey, it's a fantasy). Following London's precedent of naming lines in honour of queens, we call it the Platinum Line and colour it grey.

These two lines run mostly at-grade along existing roads (with some traffic and parking lanes inevitably sacrificed). The Platinum Line also runs through a number of parks, and is elevated across Tower Park. The Pottery Line runs on a viaduct between Northbourne and Bournemouth Airport.

Phase 4

The next line on the agenda is the Castleman Line. For some of its route, this runs alongside the Castleman Trailway, which follows the old railway line, axed under Beeching, between Poole and Wimborne. From there it continues


in an inverted U shape, travelling east to Ferndown and then south to Bournemouth, where it connects again with the Jacob and Coast Lines.

In the spirit of transit-oriented development, new high-density housing is built around some of the new stations, most notably on the present-day Broadstone and Ferndown golf courses (served respectively by Broadstone Heath and Dudsbury). Avid golfers needn't fear: in the time I've spent poring over the local map, I've been struck by just how many golf clubs there are in the area. There's no shortage.

In its eastern section, the Castleman Line runs mostly along roads, except through the busy streets of Winton, where it is buried, and between Charminster South and Bournemouth, where it runs above the newly-buried railway.

Phase 5

The final line, the black NorthernEarlier this summer, a tourism advocate named Durita Dahl Andreassen made a plea to Google. In a blog post, Andreassen explained how she'd spent the last few months using sheep equipped with 360-degree cameras to capture images of the Faroe Islands — an isolated North Atlantic archipelago that had yet to be documented by Google Street View. "My sheep are great for capturing the tracks and trails of the Faroe Islands," wrote Andreassen, who works for the Faroe Islands' tourism board, "but in order to cover the big sweeping Faroese roads and the whole of the breathtaking landscape, we need Google to come and map them."

"Even sheep can contribute to Street View"

Andreassen's homespun-version of Google Street View — which she dubbed "Sheep View" — made its rounds on


the Faroe Islands

Meanwhile, Andreassen and her sheep haven't been the only ones photomapping the Faroe Islands. Peter Neubauer, co-founder of the crowdsourcing photo map service Mapillary, recently took a trip to the Faroe Islands with his son where they set out to map as much of the islands as they could in five days. Neubauer wrote on the Mapillary blog that he and his son decided to travel to Faroe after reading about Andreassen's Sheep View project.

For five days they drove across the islands, a camera rig snapping photos from the top of their car, filling in the missing pieces of the Faroese landscape. And just like that, the streets of the Faroe Islands are now visible to anyone with internet access.Ebola outbreak: MSF to start West Africa clinical trials By Tulip Mazumdar

Global health reporter Published duration 13 November 2014

image copyright PA image caption The rate of transmission of Ebola remains intense, the WHO says

Clinical trials to try to find an effective treatment for Ebola patients are to start in West Africa next month.

The medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres, which has been helping lead the fight against the virus, says three of its treatment centres will host three separate research projects.

Meanwhile, Liberia's President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has lifted the state of emergency imposed in the country.

She warned "this is not because the fight against Ebola is over".

It marks the progress being made in the country, where the weekly number of new infections is falling.

In a radio address she told


should be fast-tracked.

Two experimental vaccines, produced by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and the Public Health Agency of Canada, have already been fast-tracked into safety trials.

The GSK vaccine is being tested in Mali, the UK and the US. Research on the Canadian vaccine is also under way in the US.

The three latest trials are:

At the Donka Ebola centre in Conakry, Guinea, led by the Antwerp Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM), involving convalescent blood and plasma therapy - using blood from recovered patients containing antibodies that successfully fought off the virus to boost the patient's immune system

At a site yet to be officially announced, funded by the Wellcome Trust and led by the University of Oxford, using the antiviral drug brincidofovir. It works by interfering with the virus' ability to multiply. Upin modern liberal democracies popular sovereignty has always been an ambiguous and ill-defined concept, frequently overridden particularly when public policy is unduly influenced by unaccountable and distant economic institutions.

A brief look at the past will reveal the origin and the rationale behind the tendency within liberal democratic thought to subordinate popular sovereignty to economic priorities.

According to the French philosopher Michel Foucault, a momentous change began to take place early in the 1700s in the way the concept of sovereignty was understood. For Foucault, the industrial revolution, the emergence of commercial society and the ascent of the classical economic theory of Adam Smith amounted to a paradigmatic shift in which sovereignty began to lose its explicitly political dimension and embraced the economic.

Before this shift, says Foucault, popular sovereignty was


individual which renounced some of his or her natural liberty in order to create political society and legitimate institutions of authority. Homo Juridicus is therefore defined by the renunciation of certain natural rights for explicitly political ends: the collective act of establishing a government founded on the concept of popular sovereignty and legitimized by the will of the people.[2]

Contrarily, however, as commerce increased in the eighteenth century, and as a rising bourgeois class began challenging the power of the aristocracy, the relationship between citizen and government began to change slowly but steadily.

Individuals living in Adam Smith’s commercial society were radically different from individuals living in the political society of social contract theorists such as Rousseau. In a commercial society, continues Foucault, every individual is not part of aThis is when Lord Shiva blessed both of them to be humble in life. After which Lord Shiva disappeared. The first Shivlinga was established here then.

It is also believed that Vishnu and Brahma were the first to worship the Shivlinga.The Shivlinga called the Mahamandleshwar Shivlinga used to resonate the sound of Om which both of them heard.

There is yet another legendary story surrounding the existence of this temple. It is said that this temple and the Shivlinga was established by Yudhishtra (Elder brother of Pandavas) during their Agyatvaas. When Kauravas found out about their presence here, they together hatched a plan to burn them alive. It was Maa Shakti who saved the noble souls of Pandavas. This is why Shiva and Maa Shakti are worshiped in Lakha Mandal.

Significance


The location of the vehicles, as well as damage to a fence, meant it could not open on Monday.

Wigan Council worked with the police and the school to evict the travellers.

Bailiffs issued an eviction notice on Monday morning and they moved on that day.

However, the school remained closed on Tuesday for the clean-up operation.

Paul Barton, director for environmental services at Wigan Council, said: “The unauthorised traveller encampment on the land next to St Thomas’ school in Golborne has now left the area and our street scene team are currently on site to clean up, repair the fence and secure the site.

“The school will remain closed on Tuesday until cleansing is complete but will reopen on Wednesday.

“We would like to thank local residents for their co-operation.”

The school has thankedKingdom.

The Blairites, Liberal Democrats, and ‘moderate’ Tories: all are united around their shared opposition to Brexit – and their desperation to keep Jeremy Corbyn out of Number 10.

Phillip Hammond has reportedly been in secret, cross-party talks with other pro-Remain MPs (including Labour MPs) to mount a rearguard action against Johnson’s Cabinet of hard-Brexiteer fanatics. Lib Dem MP Ed Davey, meanwhile, has advocated a “government of national unity” to halt Brexit and force through a second referendum.

A number of other pro-EU Tories (including John Major) have recently made overtures to Lib Dem and Blairite MPs regarding the possibility of a coalition, a pact, or even a national government. Current Change UK leader Anna Soubry has been raising this prospect as far back as 2018. Others, like Conservative MP Philip


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Donald Trump: An Evaluation — Paul Craig Roberts

Donald Trump, judging by polls as of December 21, 2015, is the most likely candidate to be the next president of the US.

Trump is popular not so much for his stance on issues as for the fact that he is not another Washington politican, and he is respected for not backing down and apologizing when he makes strong statements for which he is criticized. What people see in Trump is strength and leadership. This is what is unusual about a political candidate, and it is this strength to which voters are responding.

The corrupt American political establishment has issued a “get Trump” command to its presstitute media. Media whore George Stephanopoulos, a loyal follower of orders, went after Trump on national television.PTE ROBERT BURNS 10TH L.FUS.

41975 Private Robert Burns

10th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers

killed in action 12th May 1917

aged 20

Gryfe Castle Cottage, Bridge of Weir
Son of James Burns and Margaret Jaffray

His Life

Brothers James and Robert Burns were both killed in World War I. Robert was born on 5th October 1896 at 48 Woodside Terrace Lane, Glasgow, the son of James Burns, from Fenwick, Ayrshire and Margaret Jaffray from Mid Mar, Aberdeenshire who had married in Kinning Park, Glasgow on 15th January 1892.

In 1901 the Burns family of four was still living in Woodside Terrace Lane. James senior was a domestic coachman. James junior was at school and Robert was 4 years old.

In 1911, James, Margaret and Robert (14) were in 43 Claremont Terrace Lane, Glasgow. James was a domestic chauffeur, and


Robert was still at school. His elder brother James was a domestic groom for the Ogilvie family in Corsliehill House, Houston, Renfrewshire.

Before he enlisted, Robert was living in Gryfe Castle Cottage, Bridge of Weir.

Robert Burns enlisted at Paisley. His Medal Roll Index Card does not state the date that he entered the theatre of war, but does confirm that he enlisted in the Army Service Corps as a driver and was later transferred to the 10th Battalion, Royal Lancashire Fusiliers, which came under orders of 52nd Brigade, 17th (Northern) Division. (Note that his Medal Roll Index Card has regimental number 41795, whereas the Commonwealth War Grave Certificate has 41975).

The 17th Division fought in the Battle of Arras, a British offensive from 9th April to 16th May 1917, bythe end of which the British Empire Forces had made significant advances but failed to make a breakthrough. The Empire lost over 150,000 men in the offensive.

Robert survived the Division's involvement in the First and Second Battles of the Scarpe. He was killed on 12th May 1917 in the lead up to the Capture of Roeux.

He was the first of the two Burns brothers to fall, and is remembered on the Arras Memorial. He was 20 years old.

Siblings

1901 Census

1911 Census

Birthplace

Name

Age

Name

Age

James

7

James*

18

Mauchline, Ayrshire

Robert

4

Robert

14

Glasgow, Lanark

* = not in James and Margaret Burns family home - see text for details

Divisional History: 17th (Northern) Division. A. Hilliard Atteridge. 1929.On the night of May 10th to 11th the 17th Division took over the sector facing Greenland Hill from the 9th, after having received warning


orders that it would take part in an attack on the enemy's position before the Hill on Saturday, May 12th...
[For the attack on the morning of the 12th] the 17th Division objective was the main enemy trench line on the western slope of Greenland Hill. The advance had to be made from old German trenches on lower ground. The 52nd Brigade on the left had for its objective the long line of trench known on our maps as "Charlie." It was to be assaulted by two battalions, 10th Lancashire Fusiliers on the right, 9th Northumberland Fusiliers on the left, with the 12th Manchesters in support. The 9th Duke of Wellington's were left in reserve at the railway cutting....
All the arrangements for the attack had been completed before sunriseon Saturday the 12th. There were still three hours to go by before zero, and long before it came it was only optimists who expected that it would be possible to bring off a surprise attack. It was a bright clear summer morning, and at dawn German aeroplanes were making daring low flights over our front, and must have had no difficulty in finding out that the forward trenches were full of infantry ready to advance. The German gunners showed no unusual activity, but there was ample time to make preparations for meeting our attack, and the enemy were quite ready for it.
At 6.30 our barrage was put down on the enemy's front, with a creeping barrage to cover the move across No Man's Land, which was from


100 yards to a quarter of a mile wide. As our guns opened fire the enemy put down a heavy counter-barrage, and the advance was at once wrapped in such a dense fog of smoke and dust clouds that from the observation posts behind our front it was for a while impossible, even with field glasses, to make out what was happening.
The left attacks on Charlie and Curly Trenches were a failure. The advance came under heavy fire of all arms, inflicting serious loss, and only one company of the Lancashire Fusiliers got into the south end of Charlie. With their flanks in the air they were counter-attacked and driven out in about twenty minutes. The losses of the three companies of the Lancashires that made the assaultwere 11 officers and 182 other ranks killed and wounded. Their gallant leader, Major David Comyn, was among the dead.

2nd May: March to 9.17.a (St NICHOLAS) The Battn remained in Brigade Reserve and was employed chiefly in working and carrying parties till the 8th when it moved up into Brigade Support.

9th/10th May: In support in a railway cutting.

11th May: Battn relieved 9th (S) Bn W.R.R. in trenches S.E. of GAURELLE and the following morning attacked at 6.30 am CHARLIE TRENCH. A Company under Capt BARROW and part of B under Major COMYN succeeded in effecting an entrance but were driven out by strong hostile bombing parties. The Battn suffered the following casualties: 13 OFFICER - 226 O.R.s.


to water baptism.

Calvinism - Reformed Theology: The
Reformation overturned many of the Latin Church's excesses accumulated
over a thousand years of papal dominance. But,
unfortunately it substituted the fourth century philosophical ideas of
St. Augustine, a former Gnostic. Augustine's approach
was revolutionary compared to the Christian apologists before
him, Justin, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Hippolytus. They argued, not only
from Scripture, but also from the unanimous oral traditions of the Apostles
deposited in and preserved by the local Apostolic churches — the
agreement of universal orthodoxy. Augustine was a philosopher, caring
little for preserved orthodox tradition. His approach was to interpret
Scripture in light of his paradigm of Neo-Platonic thought. This
drastic shift in Christian apologetics, from defending preserved orthodoxy to
legitimizing Christian philosophical speculations, eventually led to what is today
called, "Calvinism."

Chiliasm - The Kingdom of God:
The nature of the Kingdom ofbe lost no matter what he does is a fairly recent teaching in
Christian history. It grew out of Calvinism. Yet, it is held today by many who
reject Calvinism. Learn what the Bible teaches about the believer's security,
and why Christians knew nothing of "once saved always saved" for
the first 1500 years of Christian history.

Gnosticism:
While the Apostle John was still alive, pagan philosophy dressed in Christian jargon drew many
away from the Apostolic Faith. As Paul warned the Ephesian elders in Acts 20, some rose up, even
from among Christian elders, to draw away disciples after themselves. These men introduced heretical systems
built upon a blend of paganism and Christianity. While Gnosticism was eventually defeated by early Christian
apoligists, its influence has shaped the evolution of Christian theology even down to our time. Understanding
Gnosticism


from the Early Christian
writings, exploding the myth that Trinitarianism and use of the Trinitarian
formula in Christian baptism were Roman Catholic innovations.

Preterism:
A very destructive system of interpreting prophecy. Preterism is much
more than just another eschatology. It has far reaching implications in
nearly every area of theology, including the nature of the atonement,
the person of Christ, the Gospel, and denial of the resurrection of the
body. Preterism is a subtle form of dualism, and holds much in common with
early Gnostic heresies.
PFRS believes this false system should be classified as "heresy"
because it denies fundamental doctrines of the Christian Faith, and views
Scripture from a Greek Platonic paradigm rather than a Jewish - Christian one.
This section contains a debate, Preterism vs. Futurism, Samuel Frost vs. Tim
Warner.The team co-ordinating the search for missing flight MH370 has downplayed comments by Prime Minister Tony Abbott, in which he said the position of the black box flight recorders had been narrowed to "within some kilometres".

A spokeswoman for the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre, headed by former Defence chief Angus Houston, said the overall search area remained at 46,713 square kilometres, as the JACC advised earlier on Friday morning.

"That hasn’t changed," the spokeswoman said in response to questions about the veracity of Mr Abbott’s comments.

She said the latest information on the status of the search was contained in a statement from the JACC. She would not define the specific search area for the black boxes.


Ashley May

USA TODAY

Elwood Edwards used to say "you've got mail," but these days he might give you a ride.

Edwards, the voice of AOL mail greetings, is now an Uber driver in Ohio. Twitter user Brandee Barker recently rediscovered him while canvassing the state in support of Hillary Clinton and shared a video of Edwards saying his signature phrase.

In the 80s, Edward's wife, who was working at Quantum Computer Services at the time, recorded his voice on a cassette in their living room. The recording, a test tape, was accepted and has since become recognizable to nearly anyone who used the Internet in the 90s (or watched a certain Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks film).

Follow Ashley on Twitter: @AshleyMayTweetsCollege is the time for pairing off, but students aren’t the only ones finding their peers on quads nationwide. Numerous college football programs are on stunningly parallel paths at the moment, so as fall camp progresses, we’ll be taking a closer look at the sport’s sweethearts: the teams, coaches, and players facing similar story arcs in 2015.

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Earlier this decade, college football was defined by two main phenomena: SEC supremacy and conference realignment, both of which peaked in 2012. The calendar year began with Alabama and LSU squaring off for the national championship in a much-anticipated Game of the Century rematch, marking the first time two teams from the same conference had ever played for the BCS title. The Tide rolled over the Tigers in a 21-0 shitshow, becoming


the sixth straight SEC outfit to hoist the crystal football (R.I.P.). As the celebratory confetti rained down upon Nick Saban and his infinite supply of NFL-bound players, it seemed like the SEC’s reign of dominance might never end.

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All of our CFB preview coverage! Six months later, Texas A&M and Missouri officially left the Big 12 for the fiscally greener pastures of theDonald Trump has won the Alabama primary, according to CNN. The result was expected, as polls leading up to Tuesday's vote had shown Trump with a 17-point lead in the state.

We don't yet know whether Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz captured second place in Alabama, but either way, Alabama's result is a bigger blow to Cruz. Cruz's strategy relies heavily on winning evangelicals, Southerners, and conservatives. Alabama is rich in all three, so if Cruz were going to win anywhere, it would be here.

Trump benefited from the endorsement of Sen. Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican known for his strong anti-immigrant views. But his Alabama victory also reflected the nationwide support for his populist and sometimes xenophobic views among Republican primary voters.

A key question is whether Cruz and Rubio


where he narrowly beat Donald Trump last month. If Cruz were going to win the nomination, we'd expect him to be doing well in other states with a lot of evangelical votes — states like Alabama, where 80 percent of Republican primary voters were evangelical in 2012.

That's why evangelical-friendly candidates Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee won Alabama's Republican primary in 2012 and 2008, respectively.

Also Alabama is a Southern state, which should have been a promising sign for Cruz. Cruz's underperformance in Alabama follows a weak result in South Carolina a couple of weeks ago. He got just 22.3 percent of the vote there, slightly behind Marco Rubio and a full 10 points behind Donald Trump.

Cruz made a brief campaign swing through Alabama on Saturday, hoping to shore upsupport here. But it was overshadowed by a Sunday Trump rally, which attracted a reported 15,000 to 20,000 people.

A gubernatorial endorsement didn't help John Kasich much

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley endorsed John Kasich last summer, arguing that he was the most experienced candidate and that he could win in November. Kasich also made a campaign visit to the state last fall. But the endorsement doesn't seem to have helped Kasich much.

That probably reflects the fact that Kasich's support is generally concentrated in the Northeast (polls have shown him a close third in Massachusetts, which is also voting today) and his home state of Ohio (where the most recent poll shows him in second behind Trump). In most other states, polls show him a distant fourth or fifth behind Trump,


Subcellular distribution of heavy metals in liver and kidney of a narwhal whale (Monodon monoceros): an evaluation for the presence of metallothionein.
The subcellular distribution of Zn, Cd, Cu and Hg in liver and kidney from a narwhal was determined by ultracentrifugation and gel filtration. Most of the total mercury in the liver and kidney was bound by the cellular pellet (88 and 73%, respectively). Of the total mercury, 7 and 11% was in the form of methylmercury in the liver and kidney, respectively. More than half (74%) of the total Zn and Cu in the kidney was in the cytosol and somewhat less than this was in the cytosol of the liver. Almost all of the cadmium in liver and kidney (88 and 92%, respectively) was in cytosol.NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Justice will investigate a New York City jail where inmates said they spent days in freezing, dark cells and were left without medical care after a fire cut power and heat during a cold snap, the agency said.

FILE PHOTO - A New York City Police (NYPD) car is parked outside the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, following a bomb threat in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., February 4, 2019. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

The Justice Department said its watchdog Office of the Inspector General will examine whether or not the Federal Bureau of Prisons responded appropriately to the incident at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

The Bureau of Prisons, which oversees federal prisons and jails, is part of the Department of Justice.

“The


Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) are committed to the safe and humane living and working conditions of all inmates and employees,” the department said on Wednesday in a statement.

An electrical fire on Jan. 27 caused a weeklong power outage at the detention center as temperatures fell to near zero Fahrenheit (minus 18 Celsius). This sparked legal challenges, a public outcry and protests outside the jail by political activists, friends and relatives of the more than 1,600 male and female prisoners held there.

Attorneys from the law firm Kaplan Hecker & Fink LLP, which on Monday filed a lawsuit against the Bureau of Prisons, on Thursday called for an independent review, noting that the Justice Department would be probing the bureau while simultaneously defending itThis morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com

Climate change superstars Germany and Norway humiliated at climate change conference

African leaders once again furious that they won’t get a climate change bonanza

The flaws in the climate change story

Climate change superstars Germany and Norway humiliated at climate change conference

Kinshasa, the capital city of Democratic Republic of Congo, has benefited enormously from carbon emissions

The latest annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP23, ended on Friday accomplishing nothing but a new collection of news stories about politicians from countries around the world taking credit for climate change leadership, and expressing outrage that Donald Trump announced that he was leaving the previous climate change agreement, and thereby allowing the world to slide into planetary climate disaster.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, in particular, has been a world leader


conserving or renewable-energy facilities as well as climate change surveillance instruments, and promoting climate-friendly techniques, China has offered funds, technologies and capacity building to the least developed countries, small-island countries and African countries. Since 2011, Chinese government has channeled 580 million yuan (about 85 million U.S. dollars) to help other developing countries to cope with climate change, through various initiatives ranging from low-carbon and adaptation projects to capacity building activities. China has signed 32 MOUs with 28 developing countries on the donation of materials needed in battling climate change, including over 1.2 million energy-saving or solar-energy lamps, some 13,000 solar photo-voltaic power generating facilities, and over 10,000 clean stoves, among other donations. China also donated satellite monitoring facilities to help these countries with early warning of extreme weather.a billion dollars.

The second issue is war. Every continent of the world has had massive wars each century for millennia that have killed half the population. That this will happen this century is 100 percent certain. If the coming world wars kill half the population through nuclear weapons, ground war, disease and famine, then how will that affect climate change? Climate scientists will not say.

As regular readers are aware, Generational Dynamics predicts that the world is headed for a world war that will kill billions of people through nuclear weapons, ground war, disease, and famine. Climate scientists claim that climate change is caused by human activity, and so, the large reduction in population will completely remove whatever threat the climate scientists are predicting.

With regard to technology, Generational Dynamics


Wal-Mart arson, theft suspect sought

The woman pictured here entering the Wal-Mart in the 6000 block of Ogeechee Road on Aug. 20 is suspected of starting a fire and stealing several items from the store. Police are asking the public to help identify and locate her.

Savannah-Chatham police are asking the public to help identify and locate a woman suspected of starting a fire in a local Wal-Mart last month as a distraction.

Police say the woman set the blaze about noon Aug. 20 at the Wal-Mart in the 6000 block of Ogeechee Road that allowed her to leave the store with a basketful of items.

The black female suspect, said Julian Miller, police spokesman, appears to be in her 30s. She is about 5 feet 3 inches and 150 pounds andthe 2800 block of Tremont Road, after they apprehended 27-year-old Martique Nashawn King and 30-year-old Anthony Gene King in recent days, said Julian Miller, police spokesman.

The younger King, of the 3300 block of Ogeechee Road, was captured Tuesday morning after a footrace with officers through a wooded area off Staley Avenue and a tussle with K-9 officer Flash. Anthony King, of an East 65th Street address, was arrested without incident Sunday morning at a West Montgomery Crossroad motel following a tip from CrimeStoppers, Miller said.

Miller asked that anyone with information about Butler, of the 800 block of Tatem Street, to call CrimeStoppers at 912-234-2020 or text CRIMES (274637). Tipsters remain anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward.

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big thing. It was fear of failing. My pressure to not be able to fail got ever bigger the more successful I became.”

The Guardian reported:

[Claas Relotius] resigned after admitting to the scam. He had written for the magazine for seven years and won numerous awards for his investigative journalism. … Earlier this month, he won Germany’s Reporterpreis (Reporter of the Year) for his story about a young Syrian boy, which the jurors praised for its “lightness, poetry and relevance”. It has since emerged that all the sources for his reportage were at best hazy, and much of what he wrote was made up.

CNN awarded Relotius its 2014 “Journalist of the Year” award.

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of criticism, we find misconceptions of its purpose.
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criticism of a work or of a literature,
they have studied literature itself. The detriment
of such an unreasoning conception of criticism is
apparent. It is not the office of criticism to take
the place of literature and the critic, who attempts
to reproduce the work criticised, forgets that even
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into the third edition of  a  compilation  of woodcuts after Parmigiano. They were not published separately until 1785. The subject matter is often bizarre and fantastical, and the works owe a lot to the example of Salvator Rosa and Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione. The 23 Scherzi were etched over more than ten years and privately circulated, only being commercially published after Tiepolo's death, with numbers and titles added by his son, Giandomenico. Subjects include  mysterious Eastern figures, and, in  some of the later prints, scenes of necromancy.

Würzburg Residenz (1750–1753)

By 1750, Tiepolo's reputation was firmly established throughout Europe, with the help of his friend Francesco Algarotti, an art dealer, critic and collector. That year, at the behest of Prince Bishop Karl Philip von Greiffenklau, hea program that was never authorized for US citizens.”

Regardless of how legal they actually are, these scans are taking place anyway, and they have been happening for several months, at the very least.

One of the first public reports of the scans came back in February when economist Jeffrey Tucker was leaving the country to travel to a conference for a lecture. When he attempted to leave the airport in Atlanta, he was shocked to find US Marshalls demanding that he submit to a biometric face scan.

Writing on his website after the flight, Tucker described his experience:

“We had already been through boarding pass checks, passport checks, scanners, and pat downs. At the gate, each passenger had already had their tickets scanned and we were all walking on the jet


middle and from middle to secondary; and c) ensure grade progression from primary to secondary schooling for girls belonging relatively to less developed areas. In order to make aware of the programme, a campaign was launched about SSPP. Following were the major targets to be achieved during the campaign: a) The students were shared the information about SSPP for their continuity in schooling till completion of secondary school as well as seeking their cooperation in disseminating the information to their fellow students who had been dropped out because of financial problems but could benefit from this scheme and join schools again; b) The teachers of these schools were given an orientation about SSPP initiative, admission dates under it and to encourage the girls coming to school for admissionAction Center released a report in February that survey school breakfast programs for low-income students. Newark Public Schools ranked fourth out of 76 districts across the country in school breakfast participation for the 2017-2018 school. NPS was lauded by the center for serving at least 70 low-income children school breakfast for every 100 participating in school lunch and using strategies that overcame the timing, cost, and stigma barriers common to traditional school breakfast programs.

Newark Kids Count 2019 reported that more than 30,000 children in Newark live in families receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits and 88% of free and reduced-price lunch eligible students in Newark Public School participated in the lunch and breakfast program.

For students and families who rely on programs, an afterschool meals program is a


life jacket.

The Boys and Girls Club of Newark-Central Ward serves students in local neighborhoods which are predominantly Black and have high unemployment. The Club has program sites at KIPP Spark and KIPP Seek Academy that receives meals under the program as well.

“I was terrified the refrigerator was going to stop, so I begged,” Arenas said shamelessly. Born and raised in Newark, she and her siblings frequented the Boys and Girls Club on Broadway in the North Ward that closed in 2009. They didn't have an afterschool meals program and never any money for a snack, so she begged adults for food or to buy her a snack. This time around, she begged so that her club members would not have to.

“I was begging until I got a callJames, 26 in October, entered the league in 2012 as a second-round pick by the 49ers. Despite his draft pedigree, the Oregon product was never able to produce in San Francisco, and was virtually buried behind Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter on the team’s depth chart. James played in just 14 games during his first two seasons, contributing mostly on special teams — he racked up only 39 rush attempts and five receptions during that span. When he found himself behind Gore and rookie Carlos Hyde on the Niners’ depth chart last year, James requested and was granted his release. One has to wonder if James’ release could have been triggered in part by his reported scuffle with teammate Jarvis Landry last week.

The Dolphins signed James to their


Xi visit revs up strategic ties for China, Germany

BERLIN -- Export giants Germany and China pledged to deepen their strategic ties Friday during a landmark visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Berlin, which also saw the inking of a raft of economic pacts.

Germany's leading car industry took centre-stage on Xi's third stop of a European tour, with auto giant Daimler announcing a production deal with its Chinese partner worth 1 billion euros (US$1.4 billion).

The partnership with Beijing Automotive Industry Corporation (BAIC Group) plans to expand production capacity at their joint venture Beijing Benz (BBAC) by 2015.

Xi road-tested a few motoring metaphors for the occasion, saying that as long as the two countries' partnership had "a full tank" and good steering, it would have a "promising future."

"When drivinga car one mustn't just keep the few meters ahead in view but one must also look into the distance. That's the only way to guarantee a safe trip," Xi told a joint press conference with Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Germany is China's biggest EU trading partner, while the Asian giant is a massive market for German machines, technology and cars.

The two leaders said they were dedicated to building on their close ties with regular consultations on regional and global issues and stronger coordination in the U.N., G-20 and other international bodies.

With all eyes fixed on Russia's next move in Ukraine, Merkel said their talks had also covered the crisis in Crimea and reiterated that Germany was "very clearly for the observance of territorial integrity ... and international law".

For his


part, Xi said China sought to stay out of the internal affairs of other states and respected all nations' integrity and sovereignty, but he called on all parties to continue to push for a political and diplomatic solution.

"We support the constructive efforts which the international community is undertaking to reduce tension," he said.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, center, watches as CEO of Berlins ALBA Group company Axel Schweitzer, right, hands over a shirt of the ALBA Berlin basketball team to Chinese President Xi Jinping, left, after a contract singing ceremony at the chancellery in Berlin, Germany, Friday, March 28. (AP)Memphis mom who takes in a kid from the projects, played to her strengths. Or at least the ones we are most familiar with. The crisp precision she brings to dialogue. The way she adjusts every muscle to match her character. In Tuohy, the telegraphing of a kind of brittle confidence and absolute surety that in other hands would have proved off-putting.

The academy awarded her and fans adored her. Even those who criticized the film for yet another story of an African American saved by a white character, didn’t sling their barbs her way.

“Gravity” comes at a particularly good time. The actress is already in a power position, not in need of a career boost.

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conflicts and rivalries of a regional nature: urban versus rural, merchants against manufacturers, farmers against merchants and manufacturers, skeptics versus pious true believers.

The critical need for intermediary institutions explains the role of states, which is apparently such an acute grievance for critics of the Electoral College. As the question is often asked today: why does that archaic state system stand in the way of the national popular will, as expressed through the ballot box? But let’s pursue the argument to its logical conclusion. If the Electoral College is really such an unjustified check on true democracy, its sins are as nothing beside those of the U.S. Senate, whose members hold power regardless of the relative population of their home states. California and Texas each have two senators, andCamp Named All-Academic

Camp, a senior biology major with a 3.88 GPA, has been a leading offensive force in the conference her entire career. The 2012 first-team All-PBC selection and CoSIDA Academic All-America nominee hit .382 with 19 extra-base hits, 27 RBI, 32 runs scored, and 11 stolen bases. She ranked in the top 10 of the Peach Belt in seven offensive categories and the top 15 in three others, helping lead ASU to its fourth consecutive NCAA Regional.

The 2007 Freshman of the Year registered the highest grade point average in the conference, and is the third Augusta State player to be named All-Academic by the PBC, joining cross country's Robert Blackwelder and Lyndsay Nichols.

To be eligible for the All-Academic team, a student-athlete must participate in at least half


In the late afternoon of April 12, 32-year-old Nguyen Tran of North Hollywood stepped into the KFC at the corner of Witmer and West 6th streets near downtown Los Angeles. After a few minutes of scrutinizing the menu board, and glancing at the store’s signage, he leaned across the counter and asked the man behind the counter, in an almost conspiratorial voice: “Do you guys have that … you know … the Double Down?”

When the cashier tentatively bobbed his head in affirmation, Tran pumped his fist in the air, uttered an excited “Sweet!” and placed his first order for the chain’s newest creation: a bizarre sandwich made by bookending slices of melted Monterey jack and pepper jack cheese, two slices of bacon and a mysterious “Colonel’s sauce” withspot welds. However, the difficulties encountered in welding the assemblies have been substantial. First, titanium is inherently difficult to weld. Secondly, the presence of the electrically conductive surface of oxides greatly increases the welding difficulties. Moreover, the welding operation itself tends to result in warpage in the assembly. Consequently, the assembly must be straightened following the welding. In most instances, this has been a time-consuming manual operation.
The addition of internal braces or cross members between the sheets in an attempt to reduce the warpage problem merely produced further manufacturing problems with little or no lessening of warpage or mechanical distortion problems.


FDNY battalion chief killed in Bronx explosion was father of 3, 'rising star' in department

The Bronx, NY -- Officials have identified the firefighter killed in an explosion Tuesday in the Bronx as a "hero" and loving father with a family history in the FDNY.

Battalion Chief Michael J. Fahy, a 17-year veteran, was a "brave man" who was a "rising star" in the department, FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said at a Tuesday press conference announcing the battalion chief's death.

"We lost a hero today, and our members are all saddened," Nigro said.

The 44-year-old was directing traffic away from the scene of a reported gas leak when the explosion occurred, Nigro said.

The blast caused the home's roof to cave in and sent pieces of the building flying through the air, someof which struck Fahey in the head and body, officials said.

At least 12 other people were injured in the explosion, including six police officers and several firefighters, authorities said. It is unclear was caused the blast, and officials say the Kingsbridge home, located at 304 W. 234th St., may have served as a grow house for marijuana.

A chief with the 19th battalion, Fahy was a husband and father to three children, ages 6, 8 and 11.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said he spent time at the hospital Tuesday with Fahy's wife and parents and witnessed their "unspeakable pain when they were told formally they had lost Michael."

"I want to thank everyone here at The Allen Pavilion for all they did to try to save him and comfort the family,


and my profound thanks to the members of the FDNY and NYPD who also tried to save him," de Blasio said. "It's a very sad day for our city."

Fahy's father was identified as an FDNY official who had served for 33 years before retiring in 2011.

The younger Fahy, a Yonkers native, first joined the FDNY in 1999 and made his way through the ranks before being promoted to battalion chief in 2012.

The FDNY formally announced his death on its Facebook page Tuesday following the news conference.

The last FDNY official to die in the line of duty was more than two years ago, according to the Uniformed Firefighters Association website, when Lt. Gordon Ambelas was killed in a Brooklyn blaze in July 2014.

The UFA reports that 1,171 firefighters haveThe combination of these features render the apparatus more like animals and at a lower cost than those devices found in the prior art.
One embodiment of the invention that is capable of maintaining self-stabilization comprises at least one motor within the apparatus that has a drive shaft extending therefrom for powering the apparatus, two front legs that are in communication with the motor that also have a pair of weights attached thereto, two rear legs that are also in communication with the motor, and a separate weight that is positioned toward the front of the apparatus. As a result of the distribution of these weights, the center of balance of the apparatus is moved toward the front of the apparatus. Hence, as the apparatus walks and lifts a


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My parents didn’t crave a normal life, and until the age of six, I lived in Dar es Salaam, the largest city in east Africa, where my dad worked in the colonial service, overseeing vast swaths ofme play. I am so glad she got to see me lead England in the Ashes victory against Australia in 1985. Sadly, she died from heart failure the following year, and I was devastated, but as the captain of England, I had to go on tour to the West Indies shortly after her death. It was hard but I knew she’d understand, as like me, she was someone who just got on with things.

My daughters are sporty too, and I have got a great deal of pleasure in watching them compete in hockey and netball matches over the years. Alex, 22, and Sammi, 19, are both at university and although we like to be involved in their lives, my wife, Thorunn, and I try to give them as


on its hinge. In one configuration, a power sliding door is supported and guided by an upper track, a center track and a lower track. An upper roller is attached to the power sliding door and travels in the upper track. A lower roller is attached to a lower portion of the sliding door and runs or travels in the lower track. A hinge and roller assembly is pivotally attached to a rear portion (e.g., towards the rear of the vehicle) of the door between the upper and lower portions of the door. The hinge and roller assembly is also received in the track to allow for sliding or movement of the door.
In addition to the usage of sliding doors in vehicles, power drive systems have been implementedThe FDA has slapped a Class I recall, its most serious and highest recall alert, for strips sold by Roche Diagnostics that are used to check warfarin levels.

The diagnostics arm of the Swiss major has already issued a voluntary recall of certain test strip lots used with its CoaguChek test meter devices.

This recall involves more than 1 million packages of the CoaguChek XS PT Test Strips that were sent out nationwide from the start of the year to the end of October.

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A 4-year-old Syrian refugee who as reportedly discovered alone in the middle of the desert was reunited with his family across the border in Jordan, a United Nations official said Sunday.

The boy, Marwan, had apparently become separated from his mother when he was spotted by humanitarian workers for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. According to the group, the boy was carrying a small plastic bag.

Andrew Harper, a UNHCR representative to Jordan, tweeted a photo of the unusual discovery.

“Marwan was safely reunited w his mother soon after being carried across the #Jordan border,” Harper later tweeted.

The boy is one of more than a million child refugees to flee Syria since the 3-year-old conflict began. Overall, more than 2 million people have fled the war-tornDishing out daily (or almost daily) Broadway musical news and gossip. The companion site to The Broadway Musical Home (broadwaymusicalhome.com), a directory of Broadway musicals with the story, songs, merchandise, video clips, lyrics, tickets, rights & awards for almost 200 shows.

David Bologna leaves Billy Elliot

David Bologna, whose performance as Michael earned him a nomination for a Tony Award in Billy Elliot the Musical, plays his final performance on Sept. 27.

Laura Michelle Kelly and Christian Borle join the cast Mary Poppins

Laura Michelle Kelly, who originated the title role in Mary Poppins on the West End, and Christian Borle (Legally Blonde, Spamalot, Footloose) will join the cast of Broadway’s Mary Poppins on Oct. 12 as Mary and Bert.

Two new Nalas and two new Simbas for The Lion King

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Broadway is also borrowing from the West End. Laura Michelle Kelly, who won a 2005 Olivier Award for her title role in Mary Poppins will be crossing the Atlantic to play Mary on Broadway starting on Oct 12.

Stolen from the Silver Screen

Big screen star Antonio Banderas, who stars in the upcoming movie version of Nine, claims he will star in Trevor Nunn’s upcoming production of Zorba, though no official information has been released about the show.

Stolen by a touring show

But one actor, 14-year-old Tommy Batchelor, one of the rotating Billys in Billy Elliot, will be actually leaving the Broadway production on Dec 11 to join the touring version of the show. The tour opens in Chicago on March 18. His Broadway replacement has not yet been announced. WhoAbstract:

During manufacture of an electronic device, an aerogel coating is applied
to a first side of an IC substrate of a first IC. A bonding procedure is
initiated, during which IC interconnects are either placed on the coated
side of the substrate or on the opposite side of the substrate. The first
IC is connected on a carrier to a second IC with the coated side of the
first IC facing the second IC to reduce heat transmission to the second
IC during operation of the first IC. The aerogel coating reduces thermal
stress to the circuit board and surrounding components, reduces the risk
of overheating of critical circuit components, provides chemical and
mechanical insulation from contamination during subsequent wafer handling
operations, and provides a thermal isolator between IC regions of
dissimilar power dissipation, which isolator facilitates efficient
thermal extraction


thermal conductivity in the
electronic device and enables an inclusion within the electronic device
of one or more higher power dissipative devices, while reducing thermal
stress to the IC board and surrounding components; andwherein the
electronic device is an integrated circuit (IC) board.

8. An electronic device comprising:a plurality of integrated circuits,
including a first IC and a second IC both having a substrate;an aerogel
coating applied to a first surface of the substrate of at least the first
IC; anda die attach material physically connecting the first surface of
the first IC to a second surface of the second IC, wherein the first IC
is connected with the aerogel coating between the first surface of the
first IC and the second surface of the second IC;wherein the aerogel
coating provides isolation from heat dissipation between at least the
first ICcomponent, with the aerogel coating applied on the first
surface and positioned between the first surface and the second
component, wherein the aerogel coating provides a thermal isolation
barrier reducing heat dissipation between the first component and the
second component;wherein the first component and the second component are
a first Integrated Circuit (IC) and a second IC; andwherein the means for
applying an aerogel coating comprises means for applying the aerogel
coating to a substrate of the first IC, wherein applying of the aerogel
coating to the substrate of the first IC reduces thermal conductivity in
the electronic device and enables an inclusion within the electronic
device of one or more higher power dissipative devices, while reducing
thermal stress to an IC board and surrounding components.

18. The system of claim 17, wherein the means for applying an aerogel
coating comprises:means


the different characteristics of bonding and substrate
materials.

SUMMARY OF ILLUSTRATIVE EMBODIMENTS

[0008]Disclosed are a method and system for providing thermal isolation
between integrated circuit (IC) components of an electronic device.
During manufacture of the device, an aerogel coating is applied to a
first side of an IC substrate of a first IC. A bonding procedure is
initiated, during which IC interconnects are either placed on the coated
side of the substrate or on the opposite side of the substrate. The first
IC is connected on a carrier to a second IC with the coated side of the
first IC facing the second IC to reduce heat transmission to the second
IC during operation of the first IC. The aerogel coating reduces thermal
stress to the circuit board and surrounding components, reduces the risk
of overheating of critical circuit components, providesAmerican economic narrative. Black-white wage gaps are larger today than they were in 1979, but the increase has not occurred along a straight line, nor has it affected everyone equally. Indeed, the post-2000 patterns show that the diversity of experiences has expanded. While young black women newly entering the workforce have fallen furthest behind their white counterparts since 2000, the work experience of older African Americans continues to partially insulate them from macroeconomic and structural factors associated with growing racial inequality. However, this is cold comfort for members of this older cohort who experienced a major loss in their relative wages during the early 1980s, when many of them were first entering the labor market. They have yet to fully recover from the damage of the 1981–1982 recession


a major role: Between 1979 and 1985, the main sources of expansion of black-white wage gaps among new-entrant men and women were a worsening in discrimination and/or growing differences in unobserved skills, and the decline in relatively good-paying jobs for workers with less than a college degree. Among new-entrant men, these effects far outweighed the positive effects from narrowing the education gap. Increased discrimination was the sole cause of growing racial wage gaps for college graduates during this period. Between 1979 and 1985, racial wage gaps widened most in the Midwest and among men working in the manufacturing industry. Shifting patterns of employment across industries and occupations also contributed to growing racial wage gaps among new-entrant men during this period. The narrowing of new-entrant racial wage gaps duringthe second half of the 1990s was largely due to a reduction in discrimination as labor markets tightened and public policy became more favorable for reducing racial wage inequality. Continued progress in narrowing education gaps between young black and white men also contributed to improvements during this period. Between the Great Recession of 2007–2009 and 2015, gaps among new-entrant women expanded more than among any other experience/gender group. The same factor that dominated prior to 2000—growing labor market discrimination—is the primary source of the erosion. Another major contributor has been the growing racial gap in college completion. While the effects of changing occupational patterns on trends in women’s racial wage gaps are minor in most periods, they have had the largest effect since 2000. Growing earnings inequality has