grade iu a supervisory test given last Sep- tember and was selected for the position as a result. v Mellen, who lives at 191 Edge- wood Drive, has worked for the post office since August 22, 1955. He and his wife Charlene have three children. Gordon, age 13. Toni Ann, age 11, and Kurt, age 4. Mellen has lived in Amherst for the oast 30 vears. ..... , Walker reported that no word has yet been received from U.S. officials on. the appointment of a postmaster for the Amherst Post Office, Applications for Pool, Park Jobs Due March 20 Deadline for applications for swimming pool and parks jobs for the summer u March zo accort ng to officials on the Amherst Park Commission. xhe isummer jobs which areopen to anyone of at least 17 years . . . -. of aee include a park manager, nool business manaeer. park main- tenance men. life guards for the pool, basket attendants and card clerks. Applications for any of these positions are available from the Mayor's office at City Hall or by requesting application from the Amherst Park Commission, Am- herst City Hall, Amherst, O. 44001. : NEWSPAPERS, BOTTLES Cub Pack 429, sponsored by St. Joseph Church, wil hold a news- paper and bottle collection at .... .. .. . n . . ... "llJflQ s uilS oaiuraay aiiernoon, March 13. to assist the treasury, Anyone having items to be picked up can call the committee chair- man, Donald R. Scharf, 9884539. City Income Tax Dept. Sets Hours


he could get back Into Into :r . his house unnoticed. But he the only naked fen,"n m me, slor'- Jesus n " hesitar tions, their doubts, their fears, thr lack of faith all were ciear for yone to see. Judas, the kissing cousin who fingers the vie- t. fades quickly from the story only reappear later 'in Mat- ew's account hanging himself to d tatn- This man's arrest exposed niore than he thought it would, Even the soldiers stand gawking In riichaltnf that ftt.a mam mhIJ V. u. uuuiuuw ira a dangerous criminal. He mocked their piles of swords an dclubs by asking why they had to search him out by night when he'd been avail- 1 PTA Members Enjoy Band Concert A good turnout was reported,when members of the Amherst Elementary PTA met Monday evening at Central School Program for the evening was a cnocert by the 7th grade band, under the direction of Eugene Jajack. At the business meeting, announcement was made that the PTA-sponsored cub pack 494 volunteered to sell the School Days record books and not cards as a community project Also, tentative plans were made for the annual Fun Festival on May 15, at Shupe School. The next and final meeting of the current PTA organization will b held Monday evening, May 12, at Shupe School Final Baseball Registration Slated The Amherst Athletic Assoccfc-tion announces that final registration for summer baseball and soft-ball will be held this ' Saturday qtirl Cnndaty fit tfmnA antiwtl frnm : 2 to 5


school enjoyed a field trip last week, visiting the News-Times to see last week's edi- tion being printed. A program on the students' ed ucational TV series prompted lurtner stuay oi newspapers ana newspaper printing. Copies of the News-Times were studied in class .,., . before the visit and most of the 14 students on the trip had prepared questions on such varied subjects as "What does 'TC mean in the want ads?" (The ad runs 'Till Can- celled.); "Why do you only run 8 pages?" (Dependent on advertising revenue); and "How long does it take to learn to operate a Lino- type?" (Two to three years for newspaper work). The trip was part of the class nrntrram nf ATiinvinff ninerenr trades businesses and industries. Members of theToni Ann, age 11, and Kurt, age 4. Mellen has lived in Amherst for the oast 30 vears. ..... , Walker reported that no word has yet been received from U.S. officials on. the appointment of a postmaster for the Amherst Post Office, Applications for Pool, Park Jobs Due March 20 Deadline for applications for swimming pool and parks jobs for the summer u March zo accort ng to officials on the Amherst Park Commission. xhe isummer jobs which are open to anyone of at least 17 years . . . -. of aee include a park manager, nool business manaeer. park main- tenance men. life guards for the pool, basket attendants and card clerks. Applications for any of these positions are available from the Mayor's office at


buried wi be eligible for nomination and Ji j and compacted each day. This has election to the position of trustee, Carver secreta and Mrs. timer materially increased costs of dis- Mid to vote for other trustees. Six uume, wwsuxw. posing of the rubbish, which costs new trustees are to be elected at jhey named Mrs. Chambers have been passed! on to him, and the annual meeting, to serve on a one 0f the representatives on he in turn must pass on to his a 27-member board. . -' the 27-member Hospital Board, customens, Brotherton said V From the 27-member board, nine, along th Mrs. Frank Pettinelli HU collection service handles 2i are elected to serve as an execu- aild MrSi jjary Wheatley. communities, and all the commun.North Lake Street, hearing for the 1971 budget, and a freeze on remodelling of city property with out prior council permission. Committee meetings, to follow the council meeting, will be for discussion of water lines ' in the Tenney Avenue, Henry Street and Hall Court area; hiring of an attorney to de-' fend against the solicitor's court action regarding excessive expenditures; hiring of . an attorney to defend Councilman Joe Husar against the same court action; and discussion of the budget for 1971. . A committee meeting has also been set for Thursday evening, March 18, to discuss the appointment of a sidewalk inspector, the 1971 street resurfacing program, and street '.signs.- : .. .',. 'T: ''L, v :- Vi; CHURCH BB LEAGUE Two tournament games of the


t. fades quickly from the story only reappear later 'in Mat- ew's account hanging himself to d tatn- This man's arrest exposed niore than he thought it would, Even the soldiers stand gawking In riichaltnf that ftt.a mam mhIJ V. u. uuuiuuw ira a dangerous criminal. He mocked their piles of swords an dclubs by asking why they had to search him out by night when he'd been avail- 1 PTA Members Enjoy Band Concert A good turnout was reported, when members of the Amherst Elementary PTA met Monday evening at Central School Program for the evening was a cnocert by the 7th grade band, under the direction of Eugene Jajack. At the business meeting, announcement was made that the PTA-sponsored cub pack 494 volunteered to sell theAfter being elected Pope in 1181, he lived at Rome from November 1181 to March 1182, but dissensions in the city compelled him to pass the remainder of his pontificate in exile, mainly at Velletri, Anagni and Verona.

He disputed with the Holy Roman EmperorFrederick I over the disposal of the territories of the late Countess Matilda of Tuscany. The controversy over the succession to the inheritance of the Countess had been left unsettled by an agreement of 1177, and the Emperor proposed in 1182 that the Curia should renounce its claim, receiving in exchange two-tenths of the imperial income from Italy, one-tenth for the Pope and the other tenth for the cardinals. Lucius consented neither to this proposition nor to another compromise suggested by Frederick I the next


year, nor did a personal discussion between the two potentates at Verona in October 1184 lead to any definite result.

During the conflict between Frederick I and the papacy, the problem of heresy required a political solution. In 1184, Pope Lucius III decreed Ad abolendam that all "counts, barons, rectors, [and] consuls of cities and other places" who did not join in the struggle against heresy when called upon to do so would be excommunicated and their territories placed under interdict – and declared that these provisions joined the apostolic authority of the church with the sanction of imperial power.[4]

In the meantime other causes of disagreement appeared when the Pope refused to comply with Frederick I's wishes as to the regulation of German episcopal elections which had taken placeduring the schism, especially as regards a contested election to the See of Treves in 1183.

In pursuance of his anti-imperial policy, Lucius declined in 1185 to crown Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI as Frederick I's destined successor, and the breach between the Empire and the Curia became wider on questions of Italian politics.


just icing on the bong. – Matthew Stirrat (Guitar/Clean Vocals)

Patterns of Decay was formed in April of 2014 in Long Island, NY. All of its members had previously been in established acts within the New York metal scene and sought to create music of a beautifully aggressive nature. Patterns of Decay is not about following the current trends, but rather about making their music a reflection of their uncharacteristic charm. They are social outcasts with a passion for an abrasive sound. Most of them also smoke a lot of weed. They cannot be stopped.decade, spending on social security for disabled people has shrunk by £5bn, in policies labelled as ‘grave’ human rights violations according to the UN committee for the rights of disabled people.

These cuts have been accompanied by an important shift in the treatment of people in receipt of social security, including disabled people. In November 2018, the UN special rapporteur for extreme poverty captured this shift in the culture of the Department for Work and Pensions. He concluded that under the Conservative government, compassion in our social security system has been replaced with a “punitive, callous and mean-spirited approach”.

Instead of treating disabled people with compassion and respect, this government has created a hostile environment that all too often drives people to hardship and destitution, a hostile environment characterised by


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Warsi backs Gove over Old Etonians

File photo dated 05/03/11 Baroness Warsi has joined complaints about the concentration of the privately-educated at the heart of British politics, saying Michael Gove had been "making an incredibly serious point" when he hit out at the "ridiculous" numbe

Another senior Conservative has joined complaints about the concentration of the privately-educated at the heart of British politics.

Baroness Warsi said Michael Gove had been "making an incredibly serious point" when he hit out at the "ridiculous" number of Old Etonians in David Cameron's inner circle.

The Education Secretary's comments fuelled Labour claims the Government was "out of touch" and were reported by The Spectator to have earned him an angry reprimand from the Prime Minister.

Asked if she agreed with him, Baroness Warsi told ITV's TheAgenda: "Michael was making an incredibly serious point that it can't be right that the 7% of kids who go to independent school end up at the top tables, not just of politics, but banking, and law, and every other profession.

"What Michael wants to create is a first class, world class state system which means that in future years you will have more pupils from state schools, people like me, around the cabinet table, and in that I fully support Michael Gove," the f aith and communities minister said.

Among the Old Etonians around the Prime Minister - himself a former Eton boy - are his chief of staff, Ed Llewellyn; the head of his policy unit, Jo Johnson; the minister for government policy, Oliver Letwin; and Chancellor George


up steadily since the last few years, and it is trading close to its all-time high. Historically, precious metals have been seen as a haven for risk-averse investors and therefore, the prices of precious metals shot up during the financial crisis when the risk appetites decreased. Here are some major factors that drove the prices of precious metals up during the last couple of months: Negative sentiments : The negative sentiments triggered by the financial crisis in the global economies is one of the main drivers of precious metal prices in the recent past.

LONDON: Gold headed for its longest run of gains in more than two years as Saudi Arabia and its allies started bombing targets in Yemen , boosting demand for a haven. Gold gained 1 perfor the 'Akshaya Tritiya, considered to be an auspicious day in hindu mythology for making token purchases in precious metals . They said some demand for the ongoing marriage season and shifting of investor's funds from stocks to bullion also supported the uptrend.

NEW YORK: Precious metals rose modestly on Monday as twin concerns of a falling dollar and rebounding oil prices fed demand for alternative investments as inflation hedges. Crude's slight gains helped boost other commodities, with corn, soybeans and other agriculture futures trading higher. The dollar tumbled against the euro and other major currencies Monday after news that the US budget deficit is poised to hit record this year fanned fears of a more protracted US economic downturn.

LONDON: Surging dollar and easing crude oil prices eroded demand


for precious metals in overseas markets on Tuesday to trade at its lowest levels in more than seven months as stockists off-loaded part of their holdings. Gold, which witnessed a free fall of 61.65 dollar (over Rs 2,500), or 7 per cent, at 804.15 dollar an ounce, drove other metals such as silver and platinum to a level last seen in December 21, 2007. Precious metals also slumped as crude oil fell below 113 dollar an ounce, reducing attraction of metals as an inflation hedge.

MUMBAI: As governments across the world announce fiscal stimulus packages, as part of their joint efforts to prevent a prolonged global recession, forecasting economic conditions is becoming all the more difficult, said Marc Faber, managing director of Hong Kong-based Marc Faber Ltd. "Around theturn of each year forecasts are made for the following year. I find making predictions amidst so much government interventions to be particularly difficult," said Faber, who is also the editor and publisher of the "Gloom, Bloom and Doom Report" According to him, the additional printing of money across economies for financing such stimulus packages would lead to "higher and higher fiscal imbalances".

MUMBAI: Prices of both the precious metals ? gold and silver ? plunged at the local bullion market on Friday as a stronger dollar and lower international prices kept precious metals in the defensive. Subsequently, stockists and investors sold a part of their holdings to avoid further losses. In London, the yellow metal lost more than 2% to three-week lows as a stronger dollar forced speculators


pretty close to optimal, especially for a county as large and diverse as it is. For 2015, Gwinnett County’s YPLL 75 rate was the fifth best in the state, and it has consistently been in the top tier of counties in this category.

Using premature death rates as a proxy for health status, Gwinnett County is about twice as healthy as South Georgia. The 2015 YPLL 75 rate for the 56-county South Georgia region was 9,823.3; for Gwinnett County, it was 5,163.2 (with YPLL 75 rates, the lower the number, the better). In this category, South Georgia has actually gained a little ground over the past 20 years. It’s improved about 5.4 percent over that period while Gwinnett County has been essentially flat. But South Georgia’s numbers in thiscategory are abysmal while Gwinnett County’s are pretty close to optimal, especially for a county as large and diverse as it is. For 2015, Gwinnett County’s YPLL 75 rate was the fifth best in the state, and it has consistently been in the top tier of counties in this category. Produces about half as many criminals as South Georgia. In 2015, according to Georgia Department of Corrections data, South Georgia sent more than twice as many people to prison than Gwinnett County did: 2,403 for South Georgia versus 1,049 for Gwinnett. The picture for new probationers is similar: 5,956 for South Georgia versus 2,630 for Gwinnett County.

In a future post, we’ll take a look at political and cultural trends in Gwinnett County and South Georgia.

Copyright (c) Trouble in


Morey's Piers Surfside Pier / Credit: The Morey Family Archives

Morey's Piers, located at the very southern tip of New Jersey on an unusually wide stretch of beach called Wildwood, has been ranked one of the best seaside amusement parks in the world.

It's a distinction few might have expected considering the amusement park's inauspicious start. It all began with a 12-lane slide built on the Wildwood boardwalk in the summer of 1969.

"My dad broke his leg the first year because someone slid into him," Will Morey, president of Morey's Piers, said of his father, who started the company along with their uncle. "There were probably about 12 to 15 people involved in running the slide and there weren't a lot of rules. They tried everything to make the thingfor the company, including finding enough seasonal employees to help ensure the park is run smoothly and safely during the peak season.

In response, the company recruits workers from around the world throughout most of the year. In total, international workers represent around 600 of the nearly 1,500 to 1,700 workers the company employs during the peak season. Morey's also employs 125 full-time employees throughout the year.

"You need to have a balance of people to be successful," Will Morey said. "You can put a bunch of really creative people together you can have a short journey or you can put a bunch of uncreative people together and have no journey. It may not always peaceful, serene and soothing to find that balance, and sometimes there is some conflict, not


Three high school basketball players in Tennessee have been charged with raping and assaulting a teammate in an apparent hazing incident, officials said.

Gatlinburg police said in a statement that the players were charged Monday in the incident, which occurred last week at a rental cabin.

The statement said staff at LeConte Medical Center called officers Dec. 23 after a young man who had been assaulted was brought there by his basketball coach.

The victim was sent to University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville, where he underwent surgery due to his extensive injuries, the statement said.

Police say the boy was in Gatlinburg for a tournament with teammates from Ooltewah High School in Hamilton County.

Ooltewah High School Athletic Director Jesse Nayadley told the Chattanooga Times Free Press that the three olderfifth overall in the United Strongman Series competition. In 2006 he was injured and retired from competition.

In September 2010 he made a successful return, taking part at the GPC worlds RAW competition held in Prague, Czech Republic.

Personal bests

 Bench press - 628 pounds (285 kg)
 Squat - 1000 pounds (430 kg)
 Deadlift - 794 pounds (361 kg)

Bodyguarding career
After injury he moved to the United States and became a bodyguard in Miami, Florida, working for celebrities including Mickey Rourke and Kimbo Slice. He was working for Shaquille O'Neal, and Jenna Jameson. He also appeared in a few videos with Kimbo Slice. According to Bas Rutten, Jovanović is also Kimbo's strength coach.

Writing career
His blog on b92.net is the most visited blog in Serbia. Milan Strongman Jovanovic publishing his texts in Serbian issue


Entertainment 'Batman v Superman' knocks out March box office record with biggest opening of 2016

'Batman v Superman' knocks out March box office record with biggest opening of 2016
March 27
NEW YORK

It's a bird... it's a plane... it's a record box office opening.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" just nabbed the record for biggest March opening weekend in box office history with an estimated $170.1 million total in North America.

The opening for the Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment film overtook the previous March record-holder, "The Hunger Games," which made $152.5 million in 2012.

The estimated total for "Batman v Superman" also represents the biggest opening of 2016, the largest opening in Warner Bros. history, and the 6th highest domestic opening weekend in box office history.

The superhero battle starring Henry Cavill, BenAffleck, and Gal Gadot was also a huge hit around the world.

The film opened in 66 markets this weekend, including China, and made an impressive $424.1 million globally. That's the 4th biggest worldwide opening ever.

Final totals for the film's opening weekend will be released on Monday.

The film by Warner Bros., which like CNN is owned by Time Warner, (TWX)opened in 4,242 theaters domestically this weekend.

For Warner Bros. and DC, it was critical that the film took off with audiences because it is the foundation of several sequels and spinoffs the studio has planned around the brand over the next decade.

"Batman v Superman" brought in a big box office despite bad reviews.

The big box office for "Batman v Superman" was impressive considering that Batman and Superman not only had


item of $29,713.00 was a portion of

her salary. He further testified that he runs his sports card business out of the same

office with his insurance business, and that his wife works for both businesses. The

wife did n ot testify, and there was no te stimony abou t the wife’s la bor for the sports

card business. The father testified in detail about what his wife did on his behalf for

Allstate. He testified that he needs a support staff because his office is open from 9

a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and Saturday by appointment. He testified

that he needs someone in the office while he is not, and that his wife has been

fulfilling this ro le for the pa st seven years, alth ough she was not g ettingSteven P. Jobs, Appleâ€™s chief executive, jolted the record industry on Tuesday by calling on its largest companies to allow online music sales unfettered by antipiracy software. ...

Instead, he proposed that labels could shed digital rights management altogether. Mr. Jobs pointed out that only 10 percent of all music sold last year was through an online store and that music is already easily loaded onto digital players from CDs, with no antipiracy features. Attaching digital rights management to music bought online has only limited the number of online music stores, he wrote.

â€œThis is clearly the best alternative for consumers, and Apple would embrace it in a heartbeat,â€ he wrote.

Mr. Jobsâ€™s move comes as the music industry appears to be facing a crisis. Sales of its mainstay product â€”


up, the job of
the CBR is becoming difficult to achieve its revenue collection target."

Responding to a question, he said CBR had not decided to
further slash its revenue target from Rs417 billion to Rs386 billion. "In
fact the Finance Division has not asked us officially to reduce the target to
Rs417 billion and we are still working on the basis of Rs430 billion annual
target," the Member Tax Policy said.

Giving the latest details about revenues upto February, he
pointed out that the CBR had recovered Rs76.2 billion in direct taxes against
the target of Rs78.8 billion.

Similarly, Rs96.7 billion were collected in sales tax against
the target of Rs106 billion. In central excise, the CBR collected Rs31.6 billion
against the target of Rs30.1 billion, and Rs39.2 billion were recovered in
customs against the target of Rs39.8 billion. "AsI have told you that we
are still working on the basis of our Rs430 billion target which shows that we
have achieved 56.7 per cent target during the first eight months of
2000-01", he said.

FCY export finance

The State Bank would offer foreign currency export finance (FCEF)
facility to participating banks through a special dollar window at the markup
rates to be notified from time to time. But since the facility would be
self-liquidating the markup would not apply on the borrowers. They would simply
use the facility both on pre and post-shipment basis to finance inputs for
exports.

SBP has told banks that it would notify the mark-up rates
from time to time based on the cost of funds to the government. The FCEF
facility has been created out of an Asian Development Bank loan. The State Bank
has


Committee (QRC) at the EPB.

Rice Exporters Association of Pakistan (REAP) will submit a
proposal for necessary pre-qualification of the private sector inspection
companies in next seven days, Chairman REAP, Shahzad Ali Malik told on Monday
after the meeting.

Textile machinery import

The leader of the trade delegation from Delhi, will seek
permission from the federal commerce minister, Razzak Dawood for the import of
Indian textile machinery to Pakistan. The 10-member delegation which is
presently here on a week-long visit will meet the minister, shortly.

Addressing the members of All Pakistan Textile Mills
Association (APTMA) on Monday at the APTMA House, the leader of the Indian
delegation G.T. Dembla said, "we will request the minister to at least open
the border for import of textile machinery which is beneficial for both the
countries."

The Indian textile machinery manufacturers, he said, have all
the rangesof machinery to offer to Pakistani industry, which at the moment is
undergoing Balancing, Modernization and Replacement (BMR) process.

Senegal to enhance ties

President of Senegal, Mr Abdoulaye Wade, has said his country
was very much interested to enhance economic and defence ties with Pakistan.

"We have identified four areas of co-operation and
initially we plan to import sugar and cement plants, and 20 railway wagons from
Pakistan," he said on Saturday.

In an interview, Mr Wade said he has held very useful talks
with President Rafiq Tarar and Chief Executive General Pervez Musharraf to
strengthen political, economic and defence ties between the two countries.


    (November 4, 2014)

Before TJOFLAT and JULIE CARNES, Circuit Judges, and DuBOSE,* District
Judge.
_____________________
* The Honorable Kristi K. DuBose, United States District Judge for the Southern District of
Alabama, sitting by designation.
                Case: 13-10393       Date Filed: 11/04/2014       Page: 2 of 15

PER CURIAM:

       Appellant Jianxin Fong (“Fong”) appeals final judgment in favor of the

Appellee School Board of Palm Beach County, Florida (“the School Board”). On

appeal, she challenges the district court’s grant of summary judgment on her Title

VII claim of disparate treatment on the basis of her national origin. 1 After review

of the record and theparties’ briefs, and with the benefit of oral argument, we

affirm. 2

                               I.     Background and Facts

       Prior to August 2006, the School Board hired Fong to teach math at Boynton

Beach High School (“BBHS”). Fong was hired on an annual contract basis. On

the recommendation of her supervising principal, the School Board renewed

Fong’s teaching contract at the end of the 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 school years

       BBHS was a struggling school. For the six school years prior to the 2008-

2009 school year, BBHS was rated a


There were flowers everywhere, huge vases as tall as I was, standing in exactly the right places, hanging flowers, flowers smothering the altar.

In the back-left corner of the room a string trio supplied the music. Around the room were people I recognized. A famous movie couple, an actor from New York, a tennis player, two senators. A lot of the women were good-looking; money always seems to help in that area. Everyone was dressed to the teeth. Like me. A hint of expensive perfume, nearly extinguished by the smell of the flowers, drifted through the room. I did not see the Gray Man. Susan was looking through the program.

"Bride's name is Van Meer," Susan whispered. "Her father must be the second husband, Peter Van Meer."

I nodded.

"Do I lookWe were doing that on a quiet Tuesday evening, when the Gray Man came to our table and stood.

Susan's face tightened.

I said, "Care to join us?"

"I would," he said, and pulled out a chair and sat.

The waitress came over.

"Would you like to see a menu?" she said.

"No. Bring me Stoli and soda," the Gray Man said. "A double."

She went for the drink. The Gray Man looked at Susan.

"Dr. Silverman," he said.

Susan nodded once without speaking. I gestured at my sweet-and-sour pork.

"Bite?" I said.

He shook his head.

"I'm not here for trouble," he said.

"The management will probably be pleased," I said.

The waitress brought him his drink. He took some in.

"I would like you to stop looking into the events at Tashtego Island," he said.

"How come?" I said.

"We have a history,


"The woman on the right, I was admiring her ass."

"Discriminating," I said. "I was admiring both."

"My dear Lochinvar," Ives said. "I went to Yale."

"And never recovered," I said. "So we have Heidi, Bradshaw, and Rugar all in Bucharest in 1984. Rugar and Bradshaw both working for the Yankee dollar."

"And Mrs. Van Meer, involved romantically with Bradshaw."

"Any concrete connection," I said, "between Rugar and Bradshaw?"

"They worked out of the same building," Ives said. "Beyond that I don't know, and can't find out."

"Even though you went to Yale?" I said.

Ives smiled.

"All of us," he said, "went to Yale, Lochinvar."

"I know," I said. "Why aren't there any spooks from, say, Gonzaga, or Florida State?"

"Imponderable," Ives said.

"How long was Heidi in Bucharest?" I said.

"Don't know," Ives said. "Mr. Bradshaw was there throughsaid.

"I know," Healy said.

"I know you do," I said.

We went around the head of the Charles and onto Soldiers Field Road past Harvard Stadium on the Boston side of the river.

"Some guys become cops because they get to carry a piece and order people around," Healy said. "And some people do it because they like the work, and think it's important."

"Like you," I said.

Healy nodded.

"And you," he said. "Except you can't work in a command structure."

"I'm with Susan," I said.

"Besides that," Healy said.

"So you don't have a problem," I said, "with me looking into this."

"Nope," Healy said. "You're nearly as good as you think you are, and you'll do things I'm not allowed to do."

"Damned command structure again," I said.

"It has its uses," Healy said. "Not every cop


a working volcano."

"And you?" I said.

"I fear my wife," del Rio said. "Everything else Chollo and Bobby Horse take care of."

"So tell me about DeLauria," I said.

"He is an excellent hand fighter, a fine shot with handguns and long weapons. He is skilled with explosives. He is expert with a knife. Even a cudgel."

"Cudgel?" I said.

"I have worked very hard all my life to perfect my English," del Rio said.

"Lot of people have those skills," I said. "What makes Stephano especially fearsome?"

"His willingness," del Rio said. "He has been known, without malice, to kill a man, his wife, children, and dog."

"To make a point?" I said. "Or just because they were there?"

"Either," del Rio said.

"It doesn't bother him," I said.

"I believe he likes it," del Rio said.

"A skilledPushers knifed, perhaps over deal gone wrong

Two men slain in a notoriously violent downtown park Friday night were involved in drug dealing and may have died protecting each other and their turf, those who knew the pair believe.

Friends who identified one of the victims as Greg said he’d been supply-ing marijuana and crack cocaine to . dealers around 4th Avenue and 4th Street S.E., near the Calgary Drop-In Centre, for at least 10 years. The second victim, known only as Christian, was also a street-level dealer. Maurice Boyer, 46, a self-professed former drug dealer who now volun¬teers for the Calgary Street Church, said Greg used to supply him crack to sell before Boyer found God and got clean about eight months ago. Greg would defend those he trusted,


Boyer added, but often got into trouble for being outspoken. "He had a big mouth, but he was a nice guy," said Boyer. "He always had my back."

Boyer and Art Pawlowski, pastor with the Calgary Street Church, said they’d just packed up after a service and barbecue for about 300 people in the park around 9 p.m. Friday when a woman ran up, screaming for help for two stabbing victims. Church staff went to help, but it was clear there was nothing they could do. "There was one man fighting for his life and a woman was trying to help him. He was trying to stand up," Pawlowski said. "Then the other man his whole body was covered in blood and a man was giving him CPR." Onehad a slash wound to his side, he added, and the other to his neck. Paramedics arrived within mo¬ments, but both victims were declared dead at the scene.

Boyer said he recognized Greg right away. Boyer and several street people said the fight started over a drug deal gone bad and involved a competing dealer. Pawlowski said the violence in the park was getting so out of hand, it was only a matter of time before someone was killed. Beatings and stabbings are daily occurrences, he said.

The church has given police a video¬tape they recorded of Friday’s service – common practice for them given their violent clientele, he noted. ”You can be stabbed for no reason. In a matter of seconds, people will turn on you," Pawlowski said. "There


Japan Disaster Haunts as Energy Ministers Discuss Nuclear Future

Nuclear safety watchdogs and G20 energy ministers gathering in Paris on Tuesday and Wednesday to work on reinforcing nuclear safety around the globe in the wake of the Japanese nuclear disaster at Fukushima last March were keen to stress nuclear energy is still a viable source of alternative energy.

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Employees of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant walk outside of the destroyed 4th block of the plant on February 24, 2011 ahead of the 25th anniversary of the meltdown of reactor number four due to be marked on April 26, 2011. Ukraine said early this year it will lift restrictions on tourism around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, formally opening the scene of the world's worstafter 2013, when the Supreme Court, in Shelby County v. Holder, overturned a 1965 Voting Rights Act provision that regulated elections in 15 states with a history of racial discrimination (including nine former members of the Confederacy). Between 2012 and 2016, for example, Georgia purged 1.5 million voters — twice as many as between 2008 and 2012 — under the pretense that it was keeping the voting rolls accurate and up-to-date. Such purges tend to target black people who vote Democratic, and are therefore both racist and partisan.

The security of voting infrastructure is also a concern, with voter registration rolls particularly vulnerable. According to a July 13 indictment arising from the Mueller probe, Russian hackers tried to penetrate the voting systems of 21 states in 2016. In Illinois,


fifty monasteries on the list of those that were razed. And when you think that the monasteries in Tibet were the repositories of the culture! It reminds me of what Goering said: 'When I hear the word culture, I get out my revolver.' It's a fact probably unprecedented in human history that of Tibet's population up to twenty percent were ordained – monks, nuns, hermits in retreat in caves, learned lamas teaching in the monasteries. Spiritual practice was beyond any doubt the principal goal in life, and lay people too saw their daily activities, however necessary, as being of secondary importance compared to their spiritual life. The whole culture was centered around its religion. So in annihilating the monasteries, the centers of study and the hermitages, it wascertain degree of determinism, of course – nature's determinism, to which as biological organisms we're inevitably subject, and the determinism imposed by history and society. I think that any analysis of individual human lives or of the history of societies shows that the possibility of choosing between several types of action at any given moment has always existed – except, once again, in extreme cases of total restriction. That's what thought is for. That's what reason's for. That's what information's for. Action is suspended to allow several hypotheses and conjectures to be envisaged, like a chess player trying to take account of several future moves and foresee the consequences of making one particular choice rather than another.

_M. –_ What do you mean when you say that's what thought


beyond the other three – past, present, and future – and represents the unchanging absolute.

_J.F. –_ An unchanging time? That's a bit of a contradiction in terms.

_M. –_ Not really. The 'fourth time' isn't a real time, it's just a symbolic expression to signify that the absolute is beyond time, which belongs to the relative truth of the phenomenal world. Buddhist cosmology also speaks in terms of cycles. The cycle of a universe is made up of four phases, a period in which it's formed, a period in which it remains present, a period in which it's destroyed, and a period in which nothing is manifested. Then a new cycle begins.

_J.F. –_ The Stoics held the theory that the history of the cosmos perpetually starts again from athe high and growing demand for spiritual truth, she has committed herself fulltime to serving as a medium and also educates thousands of people around the country with her seminars, lectures and workshops. Learn more about Rosen by visiting her website.

The 18th century saw tarot's greatest revival, during which it became one of the most popular card games in Europe, played everywhere except Ireland and Britain, the Iberian peninsula, and the Ottoman Balkans.[12] French tarot experienced a revival beginning in the 1970s and France has the strongest tarot gaming community. Regional tarot games—often known as tarock, tarok, or tarokk are widely played in central Europe within the borders of the former Austro-Hungarian empire.

For example, you smell your grandmother’s perfume or your grandfather’s cigar when you are in your


a science", as the famous French astronomer Camille Flammarion said in Allan Kardec's Eulogy on April 2, 1869, in Death and Its Mystery – After Death. Manifestations and Apparitions of the Dead; The Soul After Death Translated by Latrobe Carroll (London: Adelphi Terrace, 1923), archive version at Allan Kardec eulogy
No, there is no set time limit. I’ve had spirit people come through many years after they’ve passed away — sometimes 30, 40, or even 50 years — or it could be as soon as one day. A friend of mine, Michael, passed away sadly due to complications from AIDS some years ago, and I remember being in his and his partner’s home for the memorial service. His partner had spent some time setting up a room upstairs beautifully,the cash and goods after "cleansing" them. Prosecutors established they had no intent to return the property.[196][197][198]
In the late 19th century the fraudulent methods of spirit photographers such as David Duguid and Edward Wyllie were revealed by psychical researchers.[92] Hereward Carrington documented various methods (with diagrams) how the medium would manipulate the plates before, during, and after the séance to produce spirit forms.[93] The ectoplasm materializations of the French medium Eva Carrière were exposed as fraudulent. The fake ectoplasm of Carrière was made of cut-out paper faces from newspapers and magazines on which fold marks could sometimes be seen from the photographs.[94] Cut out faces that she used included Woodrow Wilson, King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, French president Raymond Poincaré and the actress Mona Delza.[95]
There is a wealth of


was a group of faculty at the University of Pennsylvania who in 1884–1887 exposed fraudulent mediums such as Pierre L. O. A. Keeler and Henry Slade.[85] The Fox sisters confessed to fraud in 1888. Margaret Fox revealed that she and her sister had produced the "spirit" rappings by cracking their toe joints.[86]
Because the spirits who respond to the channelers are satanic, channeling is abhorrent to God. There are few who have any true conception of the deceptive power of spiritualism and the danger of coming under its influence. Many tamper with it merely to gratify their curiosity. They have no real faith in it and would be filled with horror at the thought of yielding themselves to the spirits' control. But they venture upon the forbidden ground, andthe mighty destroyer exercises his power upon them against their will. Let them once be induced to submit their minds to his direction, and he holds them captive. It is impossible, in their own strength, to break away from the bewitching, alluring spell. Nothing but the power of God, granted in answer to the earnest prayer of faith, can deliver these ensnared souls.
Spiritualists believe that phenomena produced by mediums (both mental and physical mediumship) are the result of external spirit agencies.[38] The psychical researcher Thomson Jay Hudson in The Law of Psychic Phenomena (1892) and Théodore Flournoy in his book Spiritism and Psychology (1911) wrote that all kinds of mediumship could be explained by suggestion and telepathy from the medium and that there was no evidence for the


with maximum abduction with the elbow extended and the forearm in the neutral position. The opposite shoulder was positioned in contact with the side of the body. The HHD was placed on a firm carpet and against the heads of the metacarpal bones on the palm side, and held in place with the hand to prevent any improver movement during measurement. During measurement, the participant was observed by the examiner to maintain proper measurement position. Repeat measurement was made when the position was changed. Peak isometric force was measured on the dominant and non-dominant sides. Participants were instructed to hold the contraction against the ground reaction force, and peak isometric force was recorded using the HHD on the floor. Participants performed maximum isometric contractions lasting 3 s, with 3Tag Archives: South Fork of the Little Wind River

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court erred in submitting a charge that included a law of parties instruction because there was no evidence to support
its submission.   We affirm.

SUMMARY
OF THE EVIDENCE
On the morning of
March 10, 2001, Appellant left her home at 12021 Parchment El Paso, Texas,
walked over to the home of her neighbor Luis Caldera, and asked Mr. Caldera for
help.  To Mr. Caldera, Appellant looked
scared and very nervous and he had difficulty making sense of what she was
saying.  Appellant told Mr. Caldera her
husband was trying to frame her.  She
also told Mr. Caldera that her husband had pawned her gun, but that she was
able to Akeep this
one,@ pointing
to her purse.  In reply to Mr. Caldera=s questions, Appellant told him that
her husband was in their house and had a gun.
Mr. Caldera told Appellant she could usehis phone to call the
police.  Mr. Caldera led Appellant into
the kitchen of his house.  Appellant
placed her purse on the kitchen table.
Mr. Caldera picked up the phone and dialed 911 for Appellant, who spoke
with the operator, and then the police.
After speaking with police, Appellant handed the phone to Mr. Caldera
who told the officer the address and where the gun was located.

El Paso Police
Officer Ricardo Herrada was the first officer to
arrive at Mr. Caldera=s
home.  Dispatch information indicated
that the female of the family disturbance was at the neighbor=s address.  When Officer Herrada
arrived at Mr. Caldera=s
home, Mr. Caldera informed him that his neighbor had come to his house because
she was having problems with her husband and alerted Officer Herrada that she had a gun in her purse.  Officer Herrada
entered the home and


saw Appellant on the phone.  Appellant seemed upset and was yelling in a
loud voice at the person to whom she was speaking.  Officer Herrada
went to the kitchen, opened Appellant=s
purse, removed the gun, unloaded it, and put it in his back pocket.  When Appellant got off the phone, Officer Herrada asked her what had happened.  Appellant explained that she and her husband
and some people at their house had been partying all night and that her husband
was threatening to frame her for having drugs in the house.  When Officer Herrada
asked if there were drugs in the house, Appellant answered yes.
In response to the
dispatch to investigate a domestic violence call, El Paso Police Officers Guilibaldo Muniz and Raymundo
Chavez drove by the neighbor=s
house, radioed Officer Herrada, and then proceeded to
Appellant=s
home.  The officersspoke with Mr. Welchman on the front porch and he told them there had been
an argument and Appellant had left.
Officer Chavez stayed with Mr. Welchman in the
front yard, while Officer Muniz walked over to the neighbor=s home where Appellant was standing
with Officer Herrada in the driveway.  Officer Muniz began questioning Appellant
regarding the possibility of a domestic violence incident, but Appellant
responded that she had not been assaulted or threatened with violence.  As he was asking questions, Appellant brought
up the fact that there were drugs throughout the house.  Officer Muniz asked her why she was bringing
this up.  Appellant paused, did not
answer, and just looked at him.  Officer
Muniz then asked her if she wanted him to go into the home and confiscate the
drugs.  Appellant paused, and then said AYes, sir, I


that his spouse had given a consent
to search.  Appellant led the officers
through the formal living room at the front entry to the family room in the
back and pointed out some contraband in the family room area.  Officer Muniz asked Appellant where they had
been partying and she told him in the upstairs loft area.  Appellant remained seated in the family room
while the officers searched the home.
The State
introduced into evidence numerous items of drug paraphernalia, some containing
cocaine residue, which were found in various locations throughout Appellant=s house, specifically in the upstairs
loft, a southwest master bedroom, an adjoining bathroom and closet, the
kitchen, the living room, a second living room or den, and inside the trunk of
a car in the garage.  In the upstairs
loft, police officers found a lighter, a handmade smokingalso found in the
kitchen area, which contained an electric gram scale and several bindles of
cocaine.[1]  There was a lady=s
purse hanging on top of the jacket.

In the living
room, officers found the following items: a clear plastic baggie located under
the couch foam cushion that contained a white powdery substance later
identified as .40 grams of cocaine.  In a
drawer, officers found a burnt screen filter.
In the den or second living room, officers found several used burnt
smoking pipes and a makeup kit with mirror which field tested positive for
cocaine residue.  On the coffee table,
officers found a spoon with cocaine residue, a burnt glass smoking pipe, and a
lighter.  From their search of the garage
area, officers found a spoon, a plastic item modified to use as a pipe, and a
lighter--all in the trunk of a


home, sitting in a living room.  Appellant directed the officers= attention to some of the contraband
found in the room and told them on the prior night she, her husband, and
another couple had engaged in a night of partyingand
that drugs were throughout the house.  In
searching the premises, the officers found numerous items of contraband
scattered all over the house, many of which were in plain view and had field
tested positive for cocaine.  In plain
view, the officers found an amount of cocaine on a plate on the kitchen counter
and on a coaster in the kitchen.  In the
living room, officers found a plastic bindle of cocaine under a couch
seat.  To Officer Alvarez, all the drug
paraphernalia indicated that it, presumably the drugs in the house, could not
have been done all in one night.
OfficersA German explorer who has been trapped in Germany's deepest cave underneath the Bavarian Alps for nine days was being winched back to safety on Monday in a dramatic rescue operation. Footage from inside the Riesending cave near Berchtesgaden shows Johann Westhauser being pulled through the cave on a stretcher.

The 52-year-old scientist, one of the researchers who discovered the cave, had been lying 1,000 metres (3,300ft) underground since being injured by a rockfall on 6 June. He was not able to climb back to the surface on his own as the ascent involves steep shafts and narrow tunnels. Doctors had to climb 4km (2.5 miles) into the cave to reach Westhauser and make sure he was well enough to be brought out.

An international rescue team has now managed


to move Westhauser 350 metres in the first of four stages to bring him to the surface. Some 120 experts from Austria, Croatia, Italy, Germany and Switzerland are involved in the operation.

According to the Bavarian mountain rescue service, Westhauser was eating well and was feeling well in spite of suffering injuries to his head and having to cope with high levels of humidity. "The patient is feeling well," said the service's Stefan Schneider. "He's cosy and warm in his sleeping bag."

The rescue operation is expected to cost several million euros, and it remains unclear who or which country will carry the cost. According to Der Spiegel reported that the association of cave explorers had a fund to help researchers who are injured without insurance.Comparison of Two Sampling Methods for Assessing Halyomorpha halys (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) Numbers in Soybean Fields.
Sampling soybean fields for the brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys Stål (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae), can be challenging. Both adults and nymphs have a "startle response" and drop to the ground with even the slightest disturbance. This behavior could reduce the effectiveness of the traditional sweep net and ground cloth sampling methods. In 2013 and 2014, in Virginia, Delaware, and Maryland, we evaluated a visual plant inspection method that consisted of counting the number of brown marmorated stink bug nymphs and adults seen on soybean plants in a 2-min inspection period while walking carefully between two rows. After a 30-min interval, which allowed the stink bugs to reposition in the canopy, the area was resampled


our Founding Fathers fought for 236 years ago.

They risked their lives and fortunes to secure liberty for the individual and put government in its place. They knew the only way people can be free is when their government is kept small, weak and fragmented. And when it takes orders from the people instead of the other way around.

We hear precious little praise for the principle of limited government in 2012 America. I’m sorry to say that the last president who had a deep understanding of the proper relationship between government and a free people was my father, Ronald Reagan.

He knew the spirit of freedom had to be kept alive by the people. In a 1961, when his earliest political speeches were arguing against the legislation that eventually createdwell as the oncogene research---all the rage at the time---was wrong-headed and that many would regret jumping aboard the oncogene bandwagon.

The other voice in the field was that of Alfred Knudson. By examining the rates of retinoblastoma development in children, in 1971 he concluded that two \`events' were required in order to trigger the tumor ([@ref11]). At the time, the nature of these events, ostensibly mutations, was unclear, i.e. did they activate or inactivate the two homologous copies of a single gene or did they act on two distinct genes? By 1973, both Knudson and David Comings in California had proposed that the \`events' leading to cancer often led to the inactivation of genes, and that the two events that Knudson had calculated led to the loss of


day.

On the Shabbat prior to the wedding, the couple is invited for an aliyah when the Torah is read. This is called an Aufruf, and serves to announced the forthcoming marriage to the community and permit everyone to wish the couple mazel tov. In Ashkenazic communities, the occasion of the Aufruf further permitted anyone with information concerning impediments to the validity of the marriage to voice them. In Sephardic communities, the Aufruf was celebrated with the throwing of nuts and candy.

It is traditional for the bride to visit the mikveh prior to the wedding. The mikveh, which is associated with the laws of family purity in traditional communities, is also used to mark changes of status.

The bride and groom do not see one another on the day offirst couple to their wedding chupah!) However, in cases where the parents of the couple being married are divorced and are not comfortable escorting their offspring together, it may be best to resort to the traditional configuration of the fathers escorting the groom and the mothers escorting the bride.

When the bride reaches the chupah, there is a tradition (not required by halakhah) that she circles around the groom either three or seven times. The origin and purpose of this ritual is not known, but explanations abound nonetheless. Some say that it symbolizes her protective care of her husband. Others say that it symbolizes that he is the center of her life from now on. Many are bothered by the unevenness of the ritual and have either made it


this wedding, but the primordial wedding of the primordial couple. The bride is a queen on this day; the groom is a king. The community waits on them, feeds them, entertains them.

In some communities, the couple is wined-and-dined for a the week following their wedding, invited to a different home each night at which the Sheva Berachotare recited and their wedding is celebrated.

The bride and groom will most likely have many questions regarding the Jewish wedding. We encourage a meeting with a member of our Ritual Committee take place where both families are present.Now Commenting On:

Mariners prospect Peterson waits for shot at Majors

Seattle's top hitting prospect has hit 15 home runs and 64 RBIs for Class A High Desert

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2014 MLB.com Top Prospects: D.J. Peterson has exceptional bat speed and a remarkable ability to put the barrel of the bat on the ball

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SEATTLE -- At some point this season, Class A High Desert's D.J. Peterson will probably be in line for a promotion in the Minor Leagues. Less clear is whether he will project as a third baseman or a first baseman in the Major Leagues down the line.

The Mariners want to keep their options open.

"I don't know right now," said Chris Gwynn, the club's director of player development, when asked where Peterson will play.


"[We're] probably trying to find that out, but usually in any player, we try to give them a few positions that they can play."

Peterson prefers third base. It's the position he plays for the Mavericks, as well as the position he played at the University of New Mexico, where he starred from 2011-13. But Peterson will play anywhere if it means he reaches the next level faster.

"Whatever it takes to get me to the big leagues is what I'm going to do," Peterson said. "If [general manager] Jack Zduriencik called me and said, 'You need to catch,' I would be catching."

When Seattle selected Peterson with the 12th overall pick in the 2013 First-Year Player Draft, he became the highest selection in Lobos history, and earned a $2.759 millionsigning bonus. At 6-foot-1, 190 pounds, his profile is what Mariners management and fans yearn for -- a disciplined right-handed hitter who provides pop in the middle of a lineup.

In his second professional season, Peterson, 22, is batting .315 with 15 home runs and 64 RBIs in 60 games with the Mavericks.

Gwynn hopes making Peterson more versatile will increase his chances of quickly rising through the ranks. He's played nine games at first base this season after playing one game at first in 2013 while splitting time between Class A Short-Season in Everett and Class A Clinton.

"If Jack Zduriencik calls and says, 'Hey, has this guy ever played first?' I want to be able to say, 'Yes, he has,'" Gwynn said.

A few months ago, the Gilbert, Ariz., native


spent his first Spring Training in the organization's Minor League camp, though he appeared in eight Cactus League games with Seattle. Petersen went 4-for-14 with a home run and four RBIs. The most memorable part of the experience was getting defensive tips from Mariners third basemen Kyle Seager.

"He said the key for him is just being consistent and making sure he can get to the balls he needs to, and just making the routine plays," Peterson said.

If Peterson makes a position change, it won't be the first time. He was a shortstop in high school.

"People seem to knock my defense," Peterson said. "That seems to be the knock they have on me. I feel like I do just fine [at third]."

Meanwhile, Peterson said his confidence at the platereached by phone earlier this month, Mariners director of amateur scouting Tom McNamara didn't say when Peterson, the organization's top hitting prospect, could earn a callup.

"As long as he's playing and staying consistent, that will take care of itself, but we're proud of him and he's been hot lately, and hopefully he keeps it going," McNamara said.

If he continues at this rate, Peterson could soon be headed to Double-A Jackson. It's not the timetable he envisioned, but his first season was cut short last August when he was hit in the face with a fastball while playing for Clinton. The pitch broke Peterson's jaw, requiring surgery and a two-week hospital stay.

Three months passed before Peterson was cleared for baseball activities.

"My initial goal before I got cracked in the


face was to make the big leagues by this September," Peterson said. "I don't know if that's going to be quite possible, but my next goal is to get a big league invite next year and hopefully get a chance to crack the big leagues to start the season."

Peterson wears a specialized helmet with an attachment that wraps around half his jawline -- the same used by Braves outfielder Jason Heyward. Last August, Heyward sustained a pair of jaw fractures when a pitch from Mets southpaw Jonathon Niese struck him in the cheek.

Peterson's jaw broke in eight places.

"It's pretty tough to come back from something like that," McNamara said. "I'm just glad he's out there playing."

In the process, Peterson's confirmed what the late Tony Gwynn saw when hemanaged San Diego State's baseball team after his Hall of Fame playing career. Earlier this week, Gwynn died at the age of 54 after a long bout with salivary gland cancer.

Late in Gwynn's managing tenure, Peterson was his opponent. SDSU and New Mexico are members of the Mountain West Conference and play often, which gave Chris Gwynn the best imaginable resource for a scouting report: His brother.

"He saw him a lot and he said that he was a really good hitter," Chris Gwynn said. "Tom McNamara and all the scouts said that he's a really good hitter. So it looks like to me he's a really good hitter."

Adam Lewis is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or


Studer's ("Novak and Studer"). For the reasons set forth below, the NBC Defendants' motion for summary judgment is granted.

The Parties
Novak is a writer, producer, performer, show business historian and lecturer, and former national magazine editor. Studer is Novak's professional show business partner. Together they created, wrote, produced, and starred in a series of fifteen comedy segments called "The Video Vault" on New York's WOR-TV, a national satellite superstation. Both are New York residents.
Defendant NBC, a Delaware Corporation with offices in New York, has for many years broadcast Saturday Night Live ("SNL"), an acclaimed late-night comedy show. Defendant NBC Productions, a subsidiary of NBC, also has offices in New York.
Defendant Brandon Tartikoff, during the time of the events giving rise to this dispute, was president of NBC Entertainment, adivision of NBC with offices in New York.
Defendant Broadway Video, Inc. ("Broadway Video"), a production company that produces SNL jointly with NBC productions, is a New York Corporation with its principal place of business in New York. Defendant Lorne Michaels is president of Broadway Video and the Executive Producer of SNL. Defendants Don Novello and Dinah Minot are independent contractors who are, or have been, involved in SNL's production.

Prior Proceedings
On August 2, 1988, Novak and Studer filed a complaint against NBC alleging various claims of copyright infringement, unfair competition and tortious interference with business relations.
The defendants, prior to answer, filed motions seeking summary judgment pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 56. These summary judgment motions were heard on March 24, 1989 and, in an opinion of June 23, 1989, (the "first


submit tapes to Broadway Video and to Dinah Minot, casting director at NBC.
Novak and Studer subsequently prepared a demonstration tape of highlights from certain copyrighted "Video Vault" episodes (the "first demo tape") and hand-delivered copies to both Michaels at Broadway Video and to Minot at NBC. Novak and Studer received and retained signed messenger receipts for both deliveries. Pursuant to § 401 of the Copyright Act, the demo tape and its box label displayed a notice of copyright. The tapes were never returned to Novak and Studer from either source.
After Novak and Studer had sent the copies of the first demo tape to Michaels and Minot, the pair continued to tape additional "Video Vault" episodes broadcast nationally on WOR-TV. Among these additional episodes were a skit featuring agangster character called "Yucky Moosiano" skit (the "Video Vault gangster skit") and a skit portraying a character called Wingo Murray who claimed to be the fifth member of the Beatles rock group, (the "Video Vault Fifth Beatle skit"), the subjects of the infringement action before this court. Novak and Studer taped these skits on September 25, 1985 and November 6, 1985, respectively. WOR-TV broadcast the Video Vault gangster skit twice on November 18, 1985 and twice on January 16, 1986. WOR-TV broadcast the Video Vault Fifth Beatle skit twice on November 14, 1985 and twice on February 25, 1986.
Pursuant to the Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq. Novak registered the "Video Vault" scripts, including detailed technical and narrative material, in the Copyright Office of the United


viewed the Video Vault gangster skit on WOR-TV other than stating that the Joe Franklin show is viewed nationally and that the Defendants had the opportunity to watch the skits in question.
Admittedly, direct evidence about the Defendants' television viewing habits is difficult for plaintiffs to produce. No doubt in part to deal with this difficulty, the Second Circuit has recognized that a plaintiff may establish access where there has been "wide dissemination" of a copyrighted work. ABKCO Music, Inc., v. Harrisongs Music, Ltd., 722 F.2d 988, 998 (2d Cir.1983). In ABKCO, however, the infringed work was a song that had been "Number One on the Billboard Charts" for five weeks in the United States and one of the "Top Thirty Hits" for seven weeks in England. The broadcastthough broadcast on the Joe Franklin show is no longer an issue of material fact, as the Defendants will have rebutted the prima facie case of copying. Gund, 701 F.Supp. at 1018.
The Defendants' evidence here supports a finding of independent creation in the claim based on the gangster skit. The Defendants have submitted a tape of an early sketch written by Don Novello featuring an interview with a gangster character.
In 1973, Novello wrote and performed a skit featuring a mock interview between a television personality and a gangster as part of Willy Boy Walker's "The Weekend Tapes," an early home-video comedy television program shown at the Whitney Museum in New York. The topics covered in the interview, and indeed many of the words and jokes, are identical to


gangster skit. The Defendants assert that Novello got the idea for the black box gag from two Canadian colleaguesKen Finkleman and Rick Moraniswith whom he worked on a show called the Wednesday Report. In their reply papers the Defendants submitted an affidavit from Finkleman recalling his use of the black box and stating that he and Novello in their time working together had many occasions to share comedic devices and other tips for plying their trade.
A finding of independent creation is justified despite the similarities of the two black boxes where the defendants have adduced evidence supporting their version of the origin of the idea for the gangster skit and the black box. This amount of evidence is in addition to the substantial dissimilarities that exist between thewhom the interviewer refers to as the "Fifth Beatle." The script depicts Murray as an oboe player who claimed actually to have been a member of the Beatles for five hours, during which time he wrote their major songs.
The SNL Fifth Beatle skit pokes fun at Albert Goldman, the author of an unauthorized and controversial biography of John Lennon. Goldman, besieged by a group of reporters seeking comment on the book, confesses to holding a grudge against Lennon. The scene then dissolves into a black and white flashback showing the Beatles, with Goldman, at the "Cavern Club" in Liverpool, England, where the Beatles first performed in 1963. In the flashback, Goldman stands among the Beatles playing an incongruous instrument, the trombone, before a crowd of fans. The final


scene of the SNL Fifth Beatle Skit depicts the Beatles firing Goldman from the band. Into the scene walks Elvis Presley, an allusion, according to the defendants' depositions, to the fact that Goldman had previously authored a stinging biography of the Memphis rock 'n roll idol.
Novak and Studer identify the following similarities between the two skits: both feature an interview, both make use of black and white film to portray an event occurring in the past, both make use of the term the "Fifth Beatle," both feature the Fifth Beatle as somewhat of a misfit who plays an incongruous instrument and is ultimately asked to leave the group.
In determining whether two works are "so substantially similar as to reveal an infringement of one by the other, courts mustan employee at a games company who ends up trapped in a special edition). In the US, Chewing Gum received rapturous reviews and Coel was nominated for several Black Reel awards; later this month she will give the keynote MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh television festival, becoming the youngest person to do so.

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The multifaceted lives of black people, especially black women, are something we rarely see on television. Scrolling through old YouTube videos of Coel, I find one of her performing a poem to an audience in 2009, a parody of the roles that the mainstream media carves out. There’s the character who gets killed at the beginning of every American thriller; the Channel U video girl; and the black nurse in


634 F.3d 901 (2011)
Darnell E. COLE, Plaintiff-Appellant,
v.
MILWAUKEE AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE DISTRICT, et al., Defendants-Appellees.
No. 10-1332.
United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit.
Argued December 8, 2010.
Decided February 24, 2011.
*902 Franklyn M. Gimbel (argued), Attorney, Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown, Milwaukee, WI, for Plaintiff-Appellant.
Thomas W. Scrivner (argued), Attorney, Michael Best & Friedrich, Milwaukee, WI, for Difendants-Appellees.
Before FLAUM and WOOD, Circuit Judges, and McCUSKEY, District Judge.[*]
McCUSKEY, District Judge.
In February 2009, Plaintiff Darnell E. Cole was terminated from his employment as president of the Milwaukee Area Technical College. Plaintiff filed a complaint against Defendants, Milwaukee Area Technical College District (College) and Milwaukee Area Technical College District Board (Board) pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983. He later filed an Amended Complaint, also pursuant to § 1983, and alleged that Defendants terminated his employment inviolation of his due process rights and in violation of his right to equal protection. The parties consented to proceeding before United States Magistrate Judge Patricia J. Gorence.
The district court granted Defendants' motion to dismiss Plaintiff's due process claim but denied the motion to dismiss Plaintiff's equal protection claim. The parties stipulated to the dismissal, with prejudice, of Plaintiff's equal protection claim. Plaintiff then filed a timely notice of appeal, challenging the district court's dismissal of his due process claim. We affirm.

FACTS
The College is a technical college organized and existing under Wisconsin law. It is controlled by the Board. In 2001, the Board hired Plaintiff as the College's Director, a position more commonly known as the College's president. On October 4, 2006, Plaintiff entered into a new employment


the Agreement under this paragraph, it would pay Plaintiff severance pay consisting of "all of the aggregate salary and accrued vacation he would have earned through the total term of the Employment Agreement as well as pay fringe benefits...."
On February 9, 2009, Plaintiff was arrested by the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department and issued municipal ordinance violations for Operating While Intoxicated and Operating with a Prohibited Alcohol Concentration. After the College learned of Plaintiff's arrest, Plaintiff was interviewed as part of the College's internal investigation of the incident. The interview was conducted by outside counsel for the College. At the interview, Plaintiff was informed that counsel was a "fact finder" for the College regarding the incident.
Plaintiff was told that the Board would meet on February 19, 2009, to considerwhat, if any, discipline would be taken against him regarding his arrest and the events of February 8-9, 2009. At the closed hearing on February 19, 2009, the Board heard a report by outside counsel regarding his interview with Plaintiff. In addition, although Plaintiff had not been notified that other matters would be considered, the Board heard allegations that Plaintiff had attempted to delay publication of an editorial in the College's student newspaper. After a closed session, the Board voted 6-3 in favor of terminating Plaintiff's employment agreement effective February 28, 2009.

ANALYSIS
We review de novo the district court's grant of Defendants' Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss Plaintiff's due process claim. Justice v. Town of Cicero, 577 F.3d 768, 771 (7th Cir.2009). In doing so, we construe the Amended


employment with the Village. In claiming a property interest in his continued employment, the plaintiff relied on a rule which provided that the *905 Village manager had the authority to discharge an employee of the Village "when necessary for the good of the Village service." Id. at 1405. The plaintiff claimed this language gave rise to something more than at-will employment which meant he had a property interest in his employment. Id. at 1406. This court disagreed. We held that this rule did not create a protectable property interest in the plaintiff's employment with the Village because the rule did "not restrict the village manager's discretion in any meaningful way." Id. at 1406. In Fittshur, we stated that the language of the rule rendered "any interest in employmentSunday, October 21, 2012

Obama's CIA scum need to be targeted for death worldwide; only after their extermination will justice be done for the murders they have committed

Wayne Madsen Report
By Wayne Madsen
10/21/2012

In 1975, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) organized a "constitutional coup" against Australian Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. Langley used one of its old agents-of-influence, Governor-General Sir John Kerr, the representative of Queen Elizabeth II in Australia, to dismiss Whitlam's left-wing government and replace it with a pro-U.S. conservative government.

Ousted in CIA coup: Kevin Rudd

In June 2010, CIA lightning struck twice in Australia when Australian Labor
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was ousted in a backroom coup engineered by the CIA's
and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's favorite Australian politician, Rudd's
deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Gillard became Prime Minister and Rudd


modern Australia, he needs a
mirror."

Abbott has made no secret of his dislike of Gillard and in parliament he stated
that Gillard ensures control by ousting her enemies and replacing them with
loyal subservients, for example, long-time Speaker of the House Harry Jenkins
with Slipper and Rudd loyalists with Gillard supporters.

Gillard, a self-proclaimed atheist, nevertheless, totally supports the
theocratic Jewish state of Israel. Gillard, with the support of the Australian
Labor Party's right-wing and its billionaire supporters, also supports the
movement of U.S. military forces to the Asia-Pacific region and the establishment
of new U.S. military bases in Darwin, Perth, the Cocos-Keeling) Islands, and
other locations in the country. Gillard has initiated a program to move
Australian Aborigines off their lands and into "hub centers" in order
to free up their ancestral lands for mining and oil and naturalgas drilling.
Rudd also opposed the mining companies and their plans to displace Aborigines.
Gillard has also renewed deals to house boat refugees trying to enter Australia
in squalid camps on Pacific islands such as Nauru and others in Papua New
Guinea and other island chains. Like Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper,
who has moved Canada closer to the British Crown, Gillard has revelled in the
"glory days" of Australian troops fighting alongside British troops
in defense of the British colonial empire.

Tuna anyone? Clinton and Gillard after "Girls Night Out"

Australia's election to a two-year seat on the UN Security Council will help to
ensure that the neo-conservative U.S. foreign policy agenda will be advanced
and that Palestinian interests will be ignored.

A few of the leaked U.S. State Department cables identify the role that the
U.S. embassy in Canberra


played in ousting Rudd and replacing him with the more
pro-American Gillard. Rudd's Employment Participation Minister,
Libyan-Australian Mark Arbib, was a frequent guest of the embassy where he
passed along confidential information about the Cabinet in-fighting between the
right-wing forces allied with Gillard and Rudd loyalists. It is just the kind
of information that would have permitted the U.S. National Security Agency
(NSA), with its massive surveillance capabilities in Australia, to target the
e-mails, cell phone calls, and social networking communications of the involved
Australian government parties and pass along the intelligence to Gillard and
her loyalists. The Defense Signals Directorate (DSD) is NSA's counterpart in
Australia. After Rudd's failed attempt to seize back power from Gillard last
February, Arbib abruptly resigned from the government and the Senate.

The CIA owns Gillard, Australia, Australians

Senator Don Farrell, another right-wing Labor supporterof Gillard, met with a
U.S. embassy official in June 2009, a year before the coup against Rudd, and
informed the American about the plot to oust the Prime Minister. President
Barack Obama, apparently did nothing to warn Rudd of the plot against him and
there is every indication that the Obama administration, particularly Mrs.
Clinton, was in Gillard's court. Farrell told the newspaper The Australian
that he had more than one conversation with the U.S. embassy but said he
couldn't recall the exact details of the conversations.

A U.S. embassy Canberra cable, dated December 23, 2009, describes the members
of the right-wing New South Wales "praetorian guard" being courted by
Rudd to forestall the coup by Gillard:

Rudd has unprecedented power for a Labor leader; one MP told us he
had never seen a Labor Caucus as subservient to


its leader, noting Rudd's
control over promotions. Another told us she was surprised at marginal seat
holders' acquiescence on the ETS. However, powerbrokers confide the factions
will assert themselves when Rudd's popularity wanes. Possibly aware of this,
Rudd in 2009 further courted New South Wales factional heavyweights Anthony
Albanese (New South Wales Left) and Mark Arbib (New South Wales Right) and
elevated Senator Joe Ludwig (Queensland Right - Swan's faction) to a more
senior position in Cabinet. Ludwig is the son of powerful Queensland Right
union official Bill Ludwig. One theory is that Rudd is developing a 'praetorian
guard' based on the historically powerful New South Wales Right to head off any
challenge from GILLARD; that it was no accident that
Rudd promoted Arbib, Bowen and Clare (all from the New South Wales Right).
Bitar, who is close to Arbiband succeeded him as New South Wales General
Secretary, became ALP National Secretary in late 2008."

In fact, by promoting the New South Wales right, Rudd sealed his own fate in
keeping his "friends close and enemies closer."

Another cable, dated July 27, 2009, describes a Melbourne U.S. Consulate
meeting with a Gillard loyalist: "(SBU) Consul General met with Richard
Marles, federal Member for Corio and Australia's new Parliamentary Secretary
for Innovation and Industry on July 13. A rising star in the Australian Labor
Party (ALP), we provide bio notes on this recently promoted Parliamentarian . .
. Before his recent promotion, Marles served as the Chair of the House of
Representatives Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Affairs, and was a member of the House of Representatives Employment and Workplace
Relations Committee. He spoke highly of fellow


leaders like Shorten and
described having a close relationship with Deputy Prime Minister Julia GILLARD and a 'friendly' relationship with Kevin
Rudd."

After Gillard's coup, Marles became the Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific
Island Affairs and the Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs.

An embassy cable dated June 23, 2008, indicates that Gillard was being groomed
during the Bush administration even though she had a political past in which
she described herself as a "socialist" and a "feminist.":

"GILLARD THE PRO-AMERICAN

(C/NF) Although
long appearing ambivalent about the Australia-US Alliance, GILLARD's
actions since she became the Labor Party number two indicate an understanding
of its importance. Poloffs had little contact with her when she was in
opposition but since the election, GILLARD has gone
out of her way to assist the Embassy. She attended a breakfast hosted by the
Ambassador for U/S Nick Burns whovisited Canberra just days after the
election. At our request, she agreed to meet a visiting member of the National
Labor Relations Board, after prior entreaties by the board member's Australian
hosts had been rebuffed. GILLARD is now a regular
attendee at the American Australian Leadership Dialogues (AALD), and will be
the principal government representative to the AALD meeting in Washington at
the end of June. (COMMENT: Although warm and engaging in her dealings with
American diplomats, it's unclear whether this change in attitude reflects a
mellowing of her views or an understanding of what she needs to do to become
leader of the ALP. It is likely a combination of the two. Labor Party officials
have told us that one lesson GILLARD took from the
2004 elections was that Australians will not elect a PM who is perceived


to be
anti-American. END COMMENT)

In a speech to the American Australian Leadership Dialogue (AALD) in 2008 in
Washington, Gillard avidly supported the strengthening of the ANZUS military
alliance between Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. Gillard, in a
message to Labor Party leader Mark Latham, described the AALD as a "CIA
re-education camp." Latham also revealed that Gillard told him that he
should stand by for "emails explaining George Bush is a great statesman,
torture is justified in many circumstances and those Iraqi insurgents should
just get over it."

It is clear that Kevin Rudd was the second Australian Prime Minister ousted in
a CIA coup and that Australia is an independent commonwealth in name only.

Wayne MADSEN (USA)

Investigative journalist, author and syndicated
columnist. Has some twenty years experience in security issues. As a U.S. Naval
Officer, he managed oneof the first computer security programs for the U.S.
Navy.

Wayne Madsen

Madsen has been a frequent political and national security
commentator on Fox News and has also appeared on ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, CNN, BBC,
Al Jazeera, and MS-NBC. He has been invited to testify as a witness before the
US House of Representatives, the UN Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and an
terrorism investigation panel of the French government. A member of the Society
of Professional Journalists (SPJ) and the National Press Club. Lives in
Washington, D.C.

We have already discussed in the first part of this analysis how the American geography dooms whoever controls the territory to being a global power, but there are a number of other outcomes that shape what that power will be like. The first and most critical is the impact of


Eye, head and body movements of the guinea pig in response to optokinetic stimulation and sinusoidal oscillation in yaw.
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up to 40 minutes maximum. The ramp up/down stimulation time decreased from one session to the next one. During the first eight sessions, the patient was maintained in the supine position, and the legs were positioned on rollers to allow free movement. The muscles were first stimulated individually, then in pairs and finally alternating between flexors and extensors (leg-by-leg pattern). The leg-by-leg pattern was applied in two phases: extensors of one leg were stimulated, while the flexors of the opposite leg contracted for 10--15 seconds. The muscles then rested for 2 seconds before the opposite pattern was applied. During the session, a physiatrist supervising the experiment evaluated the muscle response (visual evaluation of the range of motion of the joints and presence or absence of fatigue), the tonus behavior, the sensoryactivation of the stimulation pattern, considering the start of the stance as the start of the gait cycle. In this position, during initial contact, the vertical reaction force is acting in front of the hip joint promoting an internal flexor moment that will induce hip flexion. The GMx is therefore activated to challenge this internal moment to extend the hip and to align the trunk and pelvis in the orthostatic posture. During the single support phase (that includes mid-stance and terminal stance sub-phases), the patients' lack of lateral pelvic stabilization could potentially compromise hip joint integrity. To avoid this issue, the Gmd muscle was stimulated to stabilize the pelvis segment in the frontal plane. The Sl muscle was recruited to control the advancement of the tibia in mid-stance,


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After Chase is shot, he begins to hemorrhage and is wheeled into surgery. Angela and Lance close down the winery and break Eric and Melissa's alliance by forging Melissa's signature. After Greg and Harriet Roberts bail Jordan out of jail, they discover th

After Chase is shot, he begins to hemorrhage and is wheeled into surgery. Angela and Lance close down the winery and break Eric and Melissa's alliance by forging Melissa's signature. After Greg and Harriet Roberts bail Jordan out of jail, they discover th

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When Chase and Cole locate the cabin where Jeff is holding Maggie, they interrupt Maggie's escape attempt, which backfires on Chase. Angela interrupts Emma and Dwayne's elopement with the promise of a proper wedding at Falcon Crest. Emma's advice to Li-Yi

WhenChase and Cole locate the cabin where Jeff is holding Maggie, they interrupt Maggie's escape attempt, which backfires on Chase. Angela interrupts Emma and Dwayne's elopement with the promise of a proper wedding at Falcon Crest. Emma's advice to Li-Yi

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After Jeff penetrates the security surrounding Maggie, he imprisons her in his cabin in the hills. At his hideaway, Jeff reads aloud the grim last chapter of his novel to Maggie in which she figures. When Emma finds a solution for her and Dwayne's housing

After Jeff penetrates the security surrounding Maggie, he imprisons her in his cabin in the hills. At his hideaway, Jeff reads aloud the grim last chapter of his novel to Maggie in which she figures. When Emma finds a solution for her and Dwayne's


Maggie learns some distressing facts about her suitor, Angela maneuvers Chase and Jeff into a confrontation. Furthermore, Jeff has purchased a powerful deer rifle. While Greg discovers Jordan's escapade with Lance, he becomes more distressed when he

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Angela marries Peter after discovering he took her $30 million to keep her from being prosecuted for arranging the hijacking of Chase's wine. Although Angela turns herself in to Sheriff Gilmore, she has to serve time in jail until the $50,000 bail can be

Angela marries Peter after discovering he took her $30 million to keep her from being prosecuted for arranging the hijacking of Chase's wine. Although Angela turns herself in to Sheriff Gilmore, she has to serve time in jail until the $50,000 bail can be

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When Angela returns anddiscovers the havoc Peter has wrought during her absence, she vows to take vengeance on him. Before Angela's return, Reardon gets a temporary injunction to stay Peter's hand at Falcon Crest, but it is too late. Peter has disappeare

When Angela returns and discovers the havoc Peter has wrought during her absence, she vows to take vengeance on him. Before Angela's return, Reardon gets a temporary injunction to stay Peter's hand at Falcon Crest, but it is too late. Peter has disappeare

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Reasoning that Angela would never give control of Falcon Crest to an outsider, Lance is convinced that Peter is hiding something from the rest of the family. At the winery, Emma reconciles with Dwayne. After Maggie rejects Jeff's advances, he continues to

Reasoning that Angela would never give


control of Falcon Crest to an outsider, Lance is convinced that Peter is hiding something from the rest of the family. At the winery, Emma reconciles with Dwayne. After Maggie rejects Jeff's advances, he continues to

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Before Sheriff Gilmore can serve a warrant for Angela's arrest, she disappears. Dwayne, concerned for Emma, alerts the Falcon Crest residents that Angela is about to be arrested for planning the hijacking of Chase's wine shipment. When the Sheriff arrives

Before Sheriff Gilmore can serve a warrant for Angela's arrest, she disappears. Dwayne, concerned for Emma, alerts the Falcon Crest residents that Angela is about to be arrested for planning the hijacking of Chase's wine shipment. When the Sheriff arrives

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Peter Stavros's children pay him a surprise visit at Falcon Crest, while Angela'ssuccess at healing the rift between Sofia and her father results in new wedding plans for Peter and Angela. Maggie's publicity tour for her book takes her to New York, where

Peter Stavros's children pay him a surprise visit at Falcon Crest, while Angela's success at healing the rift between Sofia and her father results in new wedding plans for Peter and Angela. Maggie's publicity tour for her book takes her to New York, where

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Sofia's attempt to reason with Phillippe about her father and Lance's imprisonment places her in the same predicament. However, a shootout at the chalet frees them all. After Lance fails to report to her at Falcon Crest, Angela flies to Europe with Reardo

Sofia's attempt to reason with Phillippe about her father and Lance's imprisonment


places her in the same predicament. However, a shootout at the chalet frees them all. After Lance fails to report to her at Falcon Crest, Angela flies to Europe with Reardo

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Passing himself off as a playboy gambler in Monte Carlo, Lance is invited to a high-stakes game at a chateau where he discovers Peter Stavros to be a prisoner. However, Lance's attempt to free Peter, who is being held by his own daughter and Phillippe Hub

Passing himself off as a playboy gambler in Monte Carlo, Lance is invited to a high-stakes game at a chateau where he discovers Peter Stavros to be a prisoner. However, Lance's attempt to free Peter, who is being held by his own daughter and Phillippe Hub

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When the guilt from her father'sdeath creates strange nightmares for Jordan Roberts, she looks to Greg Reardon for solace, but develops a split personality to hide from reality. Dwayne brings Emma home from the hospital and baits Angela. Lance leaves for

When the guilt from her father's death creates strange nightmares for Jordan Roberts, she looks to Greg Reardon for solace, but develops a split personality to hide from reality. Dwayne brings Emma home from the hospital and baits Angela. Lance leaves for

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Maggie brings Robin and Hope back, but Robin still refuses to relinquish the baby. After Angela tells Cole that she saw Melissa and Christopher embracing, she asks Cole to keep Melissa away from her grandson. After Melissa and Christopher deny Cole's accu

Maggie brings Robin and Hope back, but Robin still refuses


to relinquish the baby. After Angela tells Cole that she saw Melissa and Christopher embracing, she asks Cole to keep Melissa away from her grandson. After Melissa and Christopher deny Cole's accu

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In an effort to bring tranquility to her family, Angela takes Julia home for a visit, but her efforts to have her daughter influence Father Christopher backfire when Julia defies her mother. A state-wide search for Robin and the baby, Hope, is fruitless,

In an effort to bring tranquility to her family, Angela takes Julia home for a visit, but her efforts to have her daughter influence Father Christopher backfire when Julia defies her mother. A state-wide search for Robin and the baby, Hope, is fruitless,

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When Angela directs Lance to bribe the pickers not to pickChase's grapes, Lance takes Father Christopher along to show him how deviously their grandmother Angela operates. Disgusted with her tactics, Christopher confronts her. After Chase discovers Angel

When Angela directs Lance to bribe the pickers not to pick Chase's grapes, Lance takes Father Christopher along to show him how deviously their grandmother Angela operates. Disgusted with her tactics, Christopher confronts her. After Chase discovers Angel

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After Father Christopher moves into the mansion, Angela points out to Lance that it could significantly affect his inheritance if his half brother leaves the priesthood. Lance changes his mind about allowing Apollonia to go on tour without him, but recons

After Father Christopher moves into the mansion, Angela points out to Lance that it could significantly affect his inheritance if his half brother leaves


the priesthood. Lance changes his mind about allowing Apollonia to go on tour without him, but recons

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Chase ignores his new grandchild until the baby needs an operation, then rallies to support Cole and Melissa. When Maggie's novel, ""Sudden Friends,"" debuts in The New Globe, Angela prepares to sue. After Chase loses the distributor for his wine, he make

Chase ignores his new grandchild until the baby needs an operation, then rallies to support Cole and Melissa. When Maggie's novel, ""Sudden Friends,"" debuts in The New Globe, Angela prepares to sue. After Chase loses the distributor for his wine, he make

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With Emma's love-life flourishing, Lance defying her and Chase stealing her distributors, Angela's life continues to be rife with challenges. When Angela's attempt to bribe Dwayne to leaveher daughter fails, Angela offers her blessing for their marriage

With Emma's love-life flourishing, Lance defying her and Chase stealing her distributors, Angela's life continues to be rife with challenges. When Angela's attempt to bribe Dwayne to leave her daughter fails, Angela offers her blessing for their marriage

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Although Angela is reluctant to change her name to Stavros and relinquish running her wine empire to marry Peter, they finally set the date. Refusing to lose Dwayne, Emma asks him to marry her. Richard proposes to Cassandra, believing he can only trust he

Although Angela is reluctant to change her name to Stavros and relinquish running her wine empire to marry Peter, they finally set the date. Refusing to lose Dwayne, Emma asks him to marry her. Richard proposes to Cassandra,