consequence of leaching in the cooking water. Also, the boiling process modified the profile of the phenolic compounds in the seeds. No flavonols were detected in raw pinhão seeds. The internal seed coat had a quercetin content five times higher than that of the external seed coat; also, quercetin migrated into the seed during cooking. The internal seed coat had a high content of total phenolics, and seeds cooked in normal conditions (with the seed coat) showed a total phenolics content five times higher than that of seeds cooked without the seed coat. Cooking was then extremely favorable to pinhão seeds bioactive compounds content. The carbohydrate availability was evaluated in a short-term assay in humans by the GI. The GI of pinhão seeds cooked with the coat (67%)defensive tackle Daylon Mack -- Rumors swirled for several days that the five-star prospect was in Austin with Kyler Murray and DaMarkus Lodge on Wednesday, but it turned out that he was waiting for the weekendto trip to Austin for the first time in nearly two years.

Texas had seemingly been out of it when Mack switched his visit plans for this weekend to Auburn, then never showed up on the plains.

Get ready for a few more twists in this one.

Plano West running back Soso Jamabo -- News broke on Wednesday that the nation's No. 1 running back will take an official visit to Texas. It's a trip that had been discussed when Jamabo surfaced on the radar again back in late November, but had seemingly fallen by the


wayside. Now it's scheduled, likely thanks in no small part to the presence of Merrick in the recruiting class, though UCLA remains the perceived runaway leader in Jamabo's recruitment.

Miami (Fla.) Northwestern cornerback Deandre Baker -- Pledged to Georgia since last summer, Baker seems like something of a back-up plan since he's smaller (listed at 5'10) and not rated as highly as most of the other cornerback targets still on the board.

Baltimore (Mary.) Gilmore athlete Kai Locksley -- The Longhorns were legitimately a contender until Locksley pledged to the Seminoles late last summer, but a more appealing depth chart could help Texas pull off the late flip. It won't be the first time that Locksley has been on campus, as he visited for the Under the Lights camp lastsummer, but it will be the first time that he'll have a chance to get the full tour.

Landing Locksley could become crucial if commit Zach Gentry flips to Michigan on his official visit this weekend and Texas A&M quarterback pledge Kyler Murray doesn't end up being serious about the Horns.

Coffeyville CC wide receiver Dominique Reed -- One of the top junior college wide receivers will be on campus thanks to new wide receivers coach Jay Norvell. Despite being an Arkansas native, Reed has maintained that he's open in the process and players from those ranks tend to be willing to commit to schools after short recruitments.

Galena Park North Shore running back Tristian Houston -- As a handful of other committed prospects have done, Houston talked at times about


taking other visits, but has not done so.

On Thursday he confirmed his intentions of making it to Austin this weekend:

Houston Cypress Falls defensive tackle Du'Vonta Lampkin -- The former Oklahoma commit took an official visit to see the Sooners back in early December, but a subsequent trip to Austin reduced the momentum and he confirmed his official visit date.

Since then, Lampkin traveled to College Station to hang out with some of his friends and afterwards denying the visit's importance since he didn't visit the facilities and went went for social purposes.

Though Lampkin is a consensus three-star prospect, he's a hugely important piece of the class because he's the only defensive tackle committed. As a result, Texas needs to get him to ink as rumors continue to swirl aboutclimbing on rock that is notoriously crumbly and prone to falling with semi-automatic frequency. This was the route followed by the winter climbers — who initially had wanted to climb the 600 meter vertical ice wall up the North Face (first climbed in the 1970’s)


Spell Songs – The Lost Words (CD & book)

This is an exquisite package – both music and visuals have beauty and style, while trying to recover precious things being lost.

Label: Folk by the OakTime: 14 tracks / 52 minutes

Sumptuous. That was my initial reaction at handling this release, a CD tucked safely inside the cover of a 112-page hardback book, inspired by another book, itself inspired by yet another book.

In 2007 the Oxford Junior Dictionary controversially dropped some religious and natural words through underuse, such as Chapel, Saint, Psalm, Goldfinch and Bluebell. Horrified that children were losing touch with objects that have been the stuff of childhood for centuries – acorn, conker, dandelion, wren – Robert Macfarlane co-authored “The Lost Words” with illustrator Jackie Morris.

To reverse the processlocated in northern Tennessee and covers a large land area compared to other ZIP codes in the United States. It also has a slightly less than average population density.

The people living in ZIP code 38556 are primarily white. The number of middle aged adults is extremely large while the number of people in their late 20s to early 40s is large. There are also a slightly higher than average number of single parents and a slightly less than average number of families. The percentage of children under 18 living in the 38556 ZIP code is slightly less than average compared to other areas of the country.

Population

12,540

Population Density

39

people per sq mi

Housing Units

6,386

Median Home Value

$85,500

Land Area

318.41

sq mi

Water Area

0.37

sq mi

Occupied Housing Units

5,160

Median Household Income

$27,801

Estimated Population over Time

Total Population by Age

Median Age:

43

Male


Thursday, August 11, 2011

Planning and Zoning Considers Changes On Saybrook Road

The sounds of Motorcycle Mania were the backdrop to the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting last night. The start of the meeting was delayed as Chairman Quentin Phipps reportedly struggled to find parking in the crowded downtown. Three regular members of the Commission, Vice-chair Richard Pelletier, Secretary Les Adams, and Nick Fazzino were unable to attend the meeting. Two alternates, Ken McClellan and Carl Bolz, served, and the Commission had 6 instead of the usual 7 voting members.

It was a long meeting, as three applications with public hearings raised controversial issues.

Saybrook Road

Joseph Rini, a land use attorney based in New Haven, spoke on behalf of a proposed zoning code text amendment, and a zoning map change (click onbe devalued by an apartment complex next door.

Commissioner Bolz expressed confusion over how the Planning Department could support this zoning change. City Planner Bill Warner said that this area was suitable for an apartment complex because of its proximity to Pratt and Whitney, to the Medical Corridor on Old Saybrook Road, and to other towns in the southern part of Middlesex County. He also said the apartments would help support the small stores in the area, “It is in our growth area”.

At the suggestion of Rini and Warner, the Commission decided to continue the public hearing, to allow the applicant to address the concerns raised by Healy, and to allow other residents in the area to speak to the proposed changes.

Parking Concerns at Cooley Street Redevelopment Project

Michael Johnson


presented his plans to convert a manufacturing building near the intersection of Cooley Street and Main Street Extension into offices and retail. His efforts to bring a new use to a historic building drew praise from all of the Commissioners, but the majority of Commissioners agreed with Catherine Johnson that a parking lot should not be placed between Main Street and the building.

Michael Johnson agreed to the reduction of parking spaces, but two Commissioners insisted that it was not the Commission’s role to dictate the location and number of parking spaces to a business owner. McClellan said, “Allow the business owner to make the decision.”

The amendment to prevent a parking lot between Main Street and the building failed, with commissioner Barbara Plum joining McClellan in voting against it100 Bonus im Casino Jackpot Stadt. Our services in European Single Market member states except for states in which our services are provided under a local license are operated by Virtual Digital Services Limited, a company incorporated in Gibraltar which is part of the European Union.

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With the 2017 World Series approaching, we decided to take a look at some of the most unforgettable moments in the history of the MLB tournament. Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland Indians World Series 2017 -…

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The "review of progress on sustainable development" details how the "Securing the Future" strategy launched by Tony Blair in 2005 has failed in a number of areas. It says Britain remains the EU's second-largest emitter of greenhouse gases and is not on track to meet its target of a 20 per cent reduction in CO2 emissions by 2010.

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Britain remains well behind most European countries on supplying renewable energy, which accounts for less than 2 per cent of overall energy consumption, according to the report, which also predicts the proportion of energy produced by renewables in 2020 will be just


52 per cent fall in children killed or seriously injured on roads.

Verdict

Road traffic volume has risen by 20 per cent since 1990, and the frequency of car journeys in the UK outranks walking, cycling and public transport.

Health

Government target

Halt increase in childhood obesity in under-11s by 2010.

Reduce adult smoking rates to 21 per cent.

Reduce health inequalities by 10 per cent by 2010.

What the report says

Almost 40 per cent of the population is expected to be obese by 2020.

Average smoking rates have fallen to 22 per cent.

In Scotland, life expectancy in deprived areas is around 10 years lower than the general population.

Verdict

Britain has the highest rate of childhood obesity in the EU.

We are not on target to meet the 2010 goal of reducing inequalities.

Sustainable communities

Government target

Eradicate child poverty by 2020.

Reduceby 2010. To deliver 95 per cent of Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) into 'favourable' or 'recovering' condition by 2010.

What the report says

Eighty per cent of SSSIs are in 'favourable' or 'recovering' condition. Sustainable development issues, including biodiversity, risk being sidelined by Rural Development Agencies, due to an overriding focus on economic growth.

Verdict

Britain is not on target to halt biodiversity loss by 2010. Protected area arrangements appear to be working but the lack of cross-government action means non-protected areas are particularly vulnerable.

Air quality

Government target

The EU Air Quality Directive sets standards for major pollutants, including levels of particulates, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone.

What the report says

Overall emissions of nitrogen oxides, particulates and sulphur dioxide have been steadily decreasing since 1990. Despite this, air pollution in 2005 was estimated to


"After forty-six years of being on the road, this is the right time to look back in a way I've never done before: now and then. This is the story of my life in rock and roll  and how the band that has meant everything to me came to define me. I'm looking forward to sharing it with you."

Mick Fleetwood has been a member of the ever-evolving Fleetwood Mac, one of the world's most successful and adored bands, for over four decades. Here he tells the full and candid story of his life as one of music's greatest drummers and bandleaders, the cofounder of the deeply loved supergroup that bears his name and that of his bandmate and lifelong friend John McVie. In this intimate portrait ofa life lived in music, Fleetwood vividly recalls his upbringing tapping along to every song playing on the radio, his experiences as a musician in '60s London, and the earliest permutation of the band featuring Peter Green.

Play On sheds new light on Fleetwood Mac's raucous history, describing the highs and lows of being in the band that Fleetwood was determined to keep together. Here he reflects on the creation of landmark albums such as Rumours and Tusk, the great loves of his life, and the many incredible and outrageous moments of recording, touring, and living with Fleetwood Mac. Fleetwood describes these moments with honesty and immediacy, taking us to the very heart of this multilayered journey that has always been anchored in music.

Through it all, from intense love


ruling.

The court said a woman in Marina del Rey called police early one morning in July 2007 and said she and her husband had been awakened by the sound of a dog howling in apparent pain for about 15 minutes in Chung's condominium upstairs. She said she heard similar noises several times a week.

Police went to see Chung, who told them he didn't own any dogs. When an officer heard what sounded like a dog whimpering from inside, he handcuffed Chung and entered the condominium. There he found an injured dog lying on a towel in the patio and the body of another dog in the freezer, the court said.

After unsuccessfully challenging the search, Chung pleaded no contest to animal cruelty. In his appeal, his lawyer argued thatApparently the country was too busy gorging themselves on chocolate eggs and avoiding awkward questions at family dinners to head on down to the multiplex this holiday weekend, which saw mediocre returns for a handful of lower-profile new releases, making for the lowest-grossing Easter weekend in three years.

The lumbering beast that is Horton Hears A Who! trundled into the top spot for the second weekend in a row (the first film of the year to do so), though still made a little over half of last week's big take with a still-respectable $25.1 million. It was still enough to keep Tyler Perry's schlock-storm (his fifth in four years) Meet The Browns out of the top spot, though; the film grossed $20 million (his fourth to debut at $20


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The Flushing YMCA will host an immigration resource fair on Saturday, July 25, with state Senator Toby Ann Stavisky, Assemblyman Ron Kim, and City Councilman Peter Koo.

Lawyers and other professionals experienced in the immigration process will be at the event, which will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the YMCA at 138-46 Northern Blvd. Only the first 130 attendees will be served because space is limited, so anyone interested in attending should call 646-664-9400 to reserve a spot.

The event is hosted as part of a partnership with CUNY Citizenship NOW!, the largest university-based legal assistance program in the nation. Free legal assistance in Chinese, Korean and Spanish will be available for those seeking to become American citizens.

According to Stavisky, applying for citizenshipreached between the two parties.”

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Occupation: May works part time at the office of information technology at Queens College as an assistant, where she learns from her supervisors, coworkers and other students. She also works as an independent financial planner at World Financial Group in College Point, as she would like to become certified after graduating because she wants to help others who are planning to go


Oren Teichmann 1st Dan and Sensei Mark Brown 1st Dan.

The club teaches the traditional karate practises of Kata (formal exercise), Kumite (sparring) and Kihon (fundamental techniques) within a framework of fitness, physical and mental flexibility and fun.

Zanshin Wado-ryu is a small, friendly and traditional Wado-ryu Karate club providing a high standard of training and support to students of all ages, starting at 8 years and going up to adult. The club caters for a wide range of ability levels.

The name Wado-ryu has three components - Wa means "harmony", Do means "way" and Ryu means "style". The discipline was founded by Hironori Otsuka (1892 - 1982) 10th Dan who opened his first karate school in 1934, blending Shotokan with Shindo Yoshin-ryu.

The Zanshin club is affiliated to British Wadokai whichthe 2018 NBA Draft as a way of "testing the waters." He then chose to keep his name in the draft (taking the option of returning to Dayton for his sophomore season off the table) before canceling his remaining scheduled workouts.

Where that puts him in the lead-up to Thursday's NBA Draft varies depending on who you ask, though a team is expected to take a chance on Kostas based on his physical tools alone, beit as a late second round flyer or as an undrafted free agent. In addition to his huge frame, he has a 7-foot-2 wingspan and a 35-inch max vertical. He proved at Dayton that he can block shots in volume with those long arms and he's flashed his potential as an outside shooter in


floridana, P. gossypinus (Florida mouse)
Pronotolagus (rabbit)
Reithrodontomys H. humulis (harvest mouse)
Sciurus carolinensis (Eastern Grey Squirrel)
Sigmodon, S. bakeri, S. hispidus, S. libitinus, S. minor (rat)
Spermophilus (Ground Squirrel)
Sylvilagus (Cottontail Rabbit), S. webbi
Sylvilagus floridanus (Eastern Cottontail)
Synaptomys, S. australis, S. morgani (lemming)
Zapodidae (jumping mice)

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Blarina (American Short-Tailed Shrew)
Blarina carolinensis (Southern Short-Tailed Shrew)
Cryptotis parva (North American Least Shrew)
Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern Mole)
Sorex longirostris (Southeastern Shrew)

Unclassified mammal
Petauria

Sea mammals
Cynthiacetus maxwelli. (possibly pre-peninsular) ~37.2—33.9 Mya.
Zygorhiza

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UF: FIELD TRIP TO THE HAILE QUARRIES, By Richard Hulbert and Roger Portell

Category:Paleontological sites of Florida
Category:Geography of Alachua County, Floridaknow of the issuance of the card, and he had never used it. On January 20, 1987, plaintiff moved for summary judgment against Mr. Ordoyne. On April 14, 1987, summary judgment was denied. Meanwhile, on January 21, 1987, plaintiff was granted a default judgment against Patricia Ordoyne Bordelon.
On December 3, 1987, judgment was signed in favor of Mr. Ordoyne, reciting, "The credit application relied on was a forgery and was never verified."
*1069 FACTS
A hearing was held on September 15, 1987. First called by the plaintiff was Mr. Jessie P. Ordoyne. He testified he has lived at his present address for some 14 years. He denies that his signature appears on exhibit P-1, a credit card acceptance form. Ordoyne further maintains:
prior to the lawsuit I wasn't aware that I


had a VISA card, that my wife had applied for one, until after we had our divorce. And that was ... when I got the first bill by the house; that was ... some time in January of 1986, and that's when I was aware of the VISA card.
He admits he was married to Patricia Ordoyne and she was living with him at his given address until December 27, 1985.
Mr. Ordoyne reports he received, between April 15 and June 16, 1986, two or three calls from the bank, inquiring why he was not making credit card payments. He told the callers, "I wasn't informed about it." His son, however, made two VISA payments on his father's behalf. He refused to make further payments, which apparently would have coveredTHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER.
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Letters from America, received in Dublin yesterday,
and dated 19th February, state, "that up to that period
nothing had been heard from the Pacific steamer from
Liverpool, which was then twenty-seven days out." The
Government and Mr. Collins had each sent a steamer in
search of her. From the adventurous character of some
commanders, their anxiety to make short passages, and
the pertinacity with which they proceed by the North
Passage, notwithstanding the fields of ice they have often
had to encounter, we have long been prepared to hear of
some fearful casualty.

We (Dublin Evening Post) have now before us a
letter, written by a gentleman late of this city, who left
Liverpool in the Pacific on the 14th of April last, giving an
account of the almost miraculous escape from a hurricane
which caught that vessel with all


sail set, and threw the
ship on her beam-ends, whilst amongst banks of
field-ice, off Newfoundland, on the 20th April last. This
occurred, notwithstanding repeated warnings given by
the sudden fall of the mercury, which made the ship
captains, of whom there were seven on board as
passengers, declare, several hours before, "that they
were in for a gale." The account says :--

"On the Friday afternoon (the 20th), the weather
became very cold ; the temperature of the sea having
fallen twelve degrees in four hours, and an iceberg
appeared to the north-west, which obliged us to change
our course a little ; after this came a storm of hail and
snow which ended with lightning from the coast, which
gradually spread round, and ended at the N.W.--
according to the opinion of the nautical men, the very
worst possible sign. They allNSW has the most large-scale renewable energy projects under way in Australia, and lifted its share of clean energy markedly in the past year, as states and territories take the lead in decarbonising the electricity sector, a report by the Climate Council has found.

A jump in hydropower helped raise renewable energy share in NSW by 5 percentage points last year to 17 per cent. That was marginally above the national share of 16 per cent, and the second-biggest increase after South Australia.

The Climate Council, though, rated by the most populous state behind all but Western Australia and the Northern Territory. While NSW has a net-zero economy-wide emissions target for 2050, it has not set a goal for renewables.

By contrast, Victoria gained credit for its efforts to legislate this


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Thirty years after it shut down, the old Gasco site in Iwilei is still a vacant lot. For generations, it converted heavy petroleum into synthetic gas and light oils. Now, its storage tanks, thermal cracker unit and pipelines are long gone and, in their place, is a field of gravel and weeds.

All that remains of the old gasworks is its contamination – a vast underground reservoir of viscous tar and toxic aromatics, like benzene, toluene and ethylbenzene. Indeed, the Gasco site is one of the most contaminated sites in the state, and the technical and legal consequences of that contamination are why the land sat vacant for more than three decades. Even so, three years ago, Weston Solutions, an international environmental engineering company,actually caused the contamination. Then they look to the current property owner. But anyone associated with the contamination is in the chain of responsibility.” That means, the current property owner is on the hook, but so is the previous owner.

An excellent example is Weston’s other Oahu project, the old Chem-Wood facility in Campbell Industrial Park. From 1973 to 1988, Chem-Wood, a Campbell Estate tenant, used copper chromate arsenic to pressure-treat lumber there. Campbell sold the property to Chem-Wood in 1989, but, under duress from the EPA to clean up the site, Chem-Wood went bankrupt in 1997, leaving behind tanks of the toxic chemical. In 2008, vandals broke in, spilling 300 pounds of the copper chromate arsenic. Arsenic levels in the soil are now some of the highest in


LONDON — American news outlets including The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times and The Arizona Daily Star abruptly blocked access to their websites from Europe on Friday, choosing to black out readers rather than comply with a strict new data privacy law in the European Union that limits what information can be collected about people online.

The new rules, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, strike at a core element of businesses that offer free content online but that make money by collecting and sharing user data to sell targeted advertising. The shutdowns came as a surprise to readers of the publications, because companies had two years to prepare for the new regulations.

The most notable blackouts were by news organizations tied to the American media company Tronc.racer, Ryder was the epitome of cool.

With the success he had mountain biking, it’s surprising that he’s only now becoming a household name. At the height of his off-road career, Hesjedal was an international star on the World Cup Mountain Bike circuit, winning both a World Cup race and capturing the overall title for Under-23 in 2002.

Hesjedal’s early career was marked by a series of runner-up finishes, including three silver medals at the world championships in 1998 (Junior) and 2001 (Espoir) , and a heartbreaking loss in Elite in 2003 where he faded on the final lap. In many ways, his success was defined by these performances; all the talent in the world but consistently short on luck.

Although the summer of 2004 was supposed to be Ryder’s ascension


Ryder was cutting his teeth within the peloton, my interest in cycling faded. He spent a few years bouncing around the pro-ranks, moving from Rabobank TT3, to US Postal, to Phonak, to Health Net-Maxxis, before finally settling with Slipstream. Although riding for some of the biggest teams, he rode as a domestic, the most selfless role in cycling. It wasn’t until he signed with Jonathan Vaughters squad that he was suddenly a veteran rider, and a talented one at that. Slipstream and Hesjedal developed simultaneously, with some combination of freedom, dedication, and luck they quickly arrived near the top echelon of the cycling world. Slipstream has transformed into Garmin-Barracuda with Ryder as one of the team’s centerpieces.

Despite shocking the cycling world with his win at the 2012 Giro,I think two significant moments in his road career were a precursor to his “instant” success. First, his breakaway win on the twelfth stage of the 2009 Vuelta demonstrated that he could win at the top of the sport. Second, the opportunity that followed Christian Vande Velde’s crash during the second stage of the 2010 Tour. Hesjedal assumed the position of Garmin’s general classification rider, and established himself as a contender during the seventeenth stage, where he finished fourth on the Col du Tourmalet, before eventually arriving in Paris in 7th position (6th after Contador was stripped of the title).

For me, the most shocking part of Ryder Hesjedals 2012 Giro d’Italia win, was that a North American Grand Tour contender actually came to race, rather than simply ride


selected to ride the Giro, he immediately became a favourite for the maglia rosa. Like Cadel Evans showcased two years prior, the Giro marks the opportunity to reinvent yourself as a rider, all Ryder needed was a chance. The course tailor made for Hesjedal’s diesel engine style of racing: with the most difficult racing not coming until the third week, and an individual time trial on the final day, it was his to lose. A substantial factor into why few thought Hesjedal had the talent to win a Grand Tour has less to do with his riding, and more to do with his demeanor. His goals sounded more like those from a Cat. 5 racer than a Grand Tour contender. When I pressed him for his ambitions lastonly got better in the third week, it just seems that no one thought he’d be a serious rival to match the climbing abilities of Basso, Rodriguez, or Scarponi. To be fair, they were right; Hesjedal didn’t match them but instead left them behind.

When Ryder wore the pink jersey after the seventh stage, a Canadian leading the Giro, everyone thought it was a novelty. After he dropped Rodriguez, Basso, Schleck, and Scarponi in a decisive attack on Stage 14 from Cherasco to Cervinia and bettered them by 26 seconds, he became a contender. Ensuing his attack on the Alpe di Pampeago during stage 19– it suddenly became his Giro to lose. Everyone had made up their minds that Hesjedal would win the Giro barring a miracle ride by


The "Blůmia" are born almost by chance, on a March evening of 2015 in front of a beer, from the desire of two boys, Azzurra Buccoliero and Cristiano Meleleo, who for years have breathed nothing but music. She, class 85 ', author, composer, with eight years of live performance, singing contests scattered throughout the region and not, study of the alto alto and then alongside Elisabetta Guido, her mentor and inspirer. He, class 86 ', drummer from birth, composer, arranger, multi-instrumentalist by necessity, piano study, Audio Editing, Mixing, Sequencing and Synth; active for years in other projects always with the desire to get excited. So distant musically, so mentally close. On the one hand, she, with the mind Soul and the heart Blues, with an ethereal and roaringvoice at the same time and with the desire to translate her words into emotions. On the other, he, Alternatives in the heart, Elektro in the blood, with the desire to modulate everything he hears. "Blůmia" is not only an identity, but a necessity, that of creating a future without destroying its past, mixing two souls, a blues, soul, rock, the other electronic, acidic, sometimes ethereal, to move, the minds cradling. In October 2015 they make their debut with an eponymous EP and begin to promote it wherever there may be ears ready to listen to them. In just two months they manage to play in various Apulian musical contexts including the well-known "Controfestival" and the "New Sounds Music Contest" in which, after various live selections, they manage


and ER− cancers, from that of controls (RM), and this profile can be discerned in PM. This suggests that the HN profile is not an effect of the tumour, but instead may be a marker of increased breast cancer risk, or a reflection of breast cancer's earliest gene expression changes. Gene expression changes before histological abnormalities could be used to elucidate pathways altered early in breast carcinogenesis and to develop novel risk-assessment tools, prevention agents, and therapies.

Acknowledgments

This study was funded by PHS CA115434, the Avon Foundation, and the LaPann funds. It was presented in part at the annual meeting of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, Boston, MA, USA, 10 March 2009, Abstract #1685.Bellator president, Scott Coker was on hand at the promotion's fan-fest in San Diego, CA this afternoon to speak with Fight Hub about the future direction of the company and compared the differences he's had with starting Strikeforce and taking over Bellator.

After starting out with just 4 fighters while running Strikeforce, he's now jumping into the hotseat with a full roster of fighters and a promotion that has 7 years worth of steam behind it. In the 4 months he's been running the show, they've featured more events than Strikeforce did in the entirety of their first 2 years.

Coker goes on to make a few light-hearted jokes about his first few days with the Bellator team, but ended up finishing out the interview on a more serious note,


In a late, and somewhat underplayed, story from the WSJ, it appears that we may finally get some answers on exactly what former-Treasury-Secretary-to-be Geithner knew and sanctioned in the lead up to the Lehman fail. More specifically how JPMorgan illegally siphoned billions of dollars from Lehman in the final days, potentially via Geithner's FRBNY-overseen tri-party repo market. We discussed this at length almost two years ago as the FRBNY was concerned at the ongoing risk of the market being structurally vulnerable to a repo run and furthermore why Lehman's suit against JPMorgan had grounds. Critically, with Geithner being the man at the helm of the entity that approved repo entry and exit and in the final stages clearly sided with JP Morgan as collateral calls rained down, itin fact provide an incentive for the police to devote resources to assisting Virgin in their claim for compensation and gave rise to a perception that their independence was being compromised."

The most senior judge in England and Wales also warned about the possible dangers of more prosecutions being privatised as state funding is being cut for both the police and Crown Prosecution Service, writing: "There is an increase in private prosecutions at a time of retrenchment of state activity."

The Met also made sworn statements as Virgin Media sought criminal court orders for the confiscation of profits from the crime and compensation for its loss. The fraudsters were eventually convicted of defrauding Virgin Media of millions of pounds by selling set-top boxes to access the company's television services.

The court


warrants. He gave evidence as did an employee of Virgin. No one told the court that it was intended that Virgin would be the prosecutor."

Eight days later the fraudsters were arrested. On 25 November, the judgment says: "Virgin then entered into an agreement with the Metropolitan police authority under which Virgin agreed to make a cash donation ... of 25% of any sums recovered under a compensation order."

On 29 June 2011, the fraudsters were convicted. Munaf Zinga received eight years' imprisonment, and two other men were also convicted. They had sold 400,000 boxes over more than three and a half years.

Virgin, acting as a private prosecutor, then sought confiscation of the profits of the crime – which goes to the state – and compensation for its loss, togo to the company, which a Met team assessed. The compensation order was eventually dropped by Virgin.

This meant that in the end the Met received no money from its agreement, except for a £4,000 contribution Virgin made to the costs of overtime for its officers. An £8m payment was ordered to be confiscated from the fraudsters, which if paid will go to various state agencies.

In a statement Virgin Media said: "The courts have upheld both the conviction and the right to pursue confiscation proceedings. The court recognised there was no evidence of any abuse of process."

One advantage of pursuing a private criminal prosecution, the appeal court noted, was that it could be quicker than the civil courts. And, say some legal insiders, it offers more compensation for the


undertaken with animals and humans. The evidence is compelling: We should be switching to A2 milk.

A2 milk from selected cows is now marketed in parts of the U.S., and it is possible to convert a herd of cows producing A1 milk to cows producing A2 milk.

This is an amazing story, one that is not just about the health issues surrounding A1 milk, but also about how scientific evidence can be molded and withheld by vested interests, and how consumer choices are influenced by the interests of corporate business.

About the author (2009)

Keith Woodford is Professor of Farm Management and Agribusiness at Lincoln University in New Zealand. A regular commentator in the news media, he was previously at the University of Queensland (Australia) for 20 years. He lives with hisfamily in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Thomas Cowan, MD, has studied and written about many subjects in medicine including nutrition, homeopathy, anthroposophical medicine, and herbal medicine. He is the principal author of The Fourfold Path to Healing and co-author (with Sally Fallon) of The Nourishing Traditions Book of Baby and Child Care. Dr. Cowan has served as vice president of the Physicians’ Association for Anthroposophic Medicine and is a founding board member of the Weston A. Price Foundation®. He also writes the “Ask the Doctor” column in Wise Traditions in Food, Farming, and the Healing Arts (the Weston A. Price Foundation’s quarterly magazine) and has lectured throughout the United States and Canada. He has three grown children and currently practices medicine in San Francisco where he resides with his wife,


years in question it obtained approximately 25 per cent. of its supply from its own Ohio wells, 72 percent. from the Hope Natural Gas Company of West Virginia and 3 per cent. from the Peoples Natural Gas Company of Pennsylvania. The West Virginia gas is gathered to a station in that State, there freed from gasoline vapors and pumped at a pressure of from 200 to 300 pounds per square inch into transmission lines which connect, at the boundary between the States, with appellant's high pressure transmission lines. By means of these the gas is transmitted to a station in Stark county whence it is taken by other lines to pressure reducing stations. The lines there connect with distribution lines in which is maintained pressure of from 30Bev Brand's Secret Ingredient? CBD.

This three-location brand in Philadelphia is more than just a juice and smoothie bar; the health-focused menu also includes bowls, salads, and sandwiches. But this October, when Fuel announced it was putting CBD-infused smoothies on the menu, the beverage category was all anyone could talk about.

Each smoothie in the new line contains a half milliliter of CBD oil, as well as strawberry, mango, apple juice, and banana for the CBD Berry Dream; kale, spinach, honey, pineapple juice, and ginger for the CBD Green Dream; and orange juice, banana, non-fat yogurt, and a French vanilla shot for the CBD Orange Dream.

As one of the first restaurants to offer this naturally occurring cannabinoid found in cannabis—which will make you feel mellow, but not high—as an additive


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Here we leave the slower printer idle after one page, realizing we'll finish in only 60 seconds if we let the faster one print an extra page. So, depending on the relative speeds and the number of pages, and recognizing that the printers can share the work only inAdvocate Indu Malhotra, and Uttarakhand High Court Chief Justice K M Joseph Advocate Indu Malhotra, and Uttarakhand High Court Chief Justice K M Joseph

Senior advocate Indu Malhotra, the first woman to be elevated to the post of a Supreme Court judge directly from the Bar, has received the Presidential warrant, or requisite clearance to take oath as a Supreme Court judge. Her swearing-in is scheduled Friday.

The government continues to be silent on the other name recommended to the government by the Supreme Court Collegium along with that of Malhotra — Uttarakhand High Court Chief Justice K M Joseph. Both names were proposed by the five-judge Collegium, headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra, at its last meeting on January 10.

Justice K M Joseph had struck down the Centre’s order


Centre, equally resolute, has tried to hold “seniority” and “regional diversity” as arguments to not move on his file.

Just weeks after assuming office, the NDA government had turned down the recommendation of the Collegium to appoint senior advocate Gopal Subramaniam as a judge to the Supreme Court. He was active and forceful in his position on the Gujarat riots in 2002 and perceived to be “close” to the UPA leadership.

Also Read | Law Ministry processes file on elevating senior advocate Indu Malhotra as SC judge

The non-elevation of Justice K M Joseph puts the CJI in a spot. Apart from the heat of an impeachment motion from the Rajya Sabha, Chief Justice Misra has been facing consistent pressure from his senior colleagues to challenge the government for blocking judicialappointments both to the high courts and Supreme Court. The separation of the two names by the Centre, an unusual move, could add to the pressure on him to be seen as more assertive vis a vis the Centre.

Sources said the Chief Justice is yet to formally approach his colleagues on the Collegium with either a formal intimation on the warrant or to try and schedule another meeting to discuss the next steps.

Also Read | Indu Malhotra to be first woman judge in Supreme Court directly from Bar

As reported in The Indian Express, Justice J Chelameswar had written on March 21 to all judges of the Supreme Court, asking CJI Misra to call a full court on the judicial side to discuss the issue of government interference in


the appointment of judges to the high courts.

On April 9, Justice Kurian Joseph, another member of the Collegium, had written a strongly worded letter to CJI Misra and all judges, asking him to set up a bench of seven most senior judges to hear the matter of the government’s silence on the recommendations of the Collegium for appointment of Justice Joseph and Indu Malhotra. He said that three months had passed since the Collegium made the recommendations but the government had not moved on it.

“Failure to discharge their duty by sitting over on the recommendations of the Collegium doing nothing, in administrative law, is abuse of power. More than anything else, it sends a wrong message which is loud and clear to all Judges down the line notthe Collegium, comprising CJI Misra and Justices Chelameswar and Gogoi, which met here on April 19.

The names approved for the Gujarat High Court are advocate Umesh Amritlal Trivedi and judicial officers Ajaykumar Chandulal Rao, Vishnukumar Prabhudas Patel, Vireshkumar Bavchandbhai Mayani, and Ashutosh Pushkerray Thaker.

Also Read | Call full court to discuss SC future: Justices Gogoi, Lokur write to CJI Dipak Misra

The Collegium said the decision on three lawyers can wait. It also rejected the name of Pranav B Desai and Pravinbhai Ranchhodbhai Patel, both judicial officers. Desai, who delivered the ruling in the Gulberg Society case related to the 2002 post-Godhra riots, retired in December 2017. The Collegium noted that the proposal for elevation of Desai had already been rejected by it in March 2010.

The names approved for


to Queen, the great British flamboyance factory that is still somehow beloved by both the bent and the insistently straight alike. Because really who can resist the wailing charms of Freddie Mercury and, y'know, the other... guys. Sadly the other guys are all that remain, now jolly grey-haired old geezers who look as though they, one in particular, could be the Steven Tyler witch's witchy cousins. Nicer cousins from down the country road, further out of the village, but cousins nonetheless. Surrounded by family last night the Tyler witch did seem in good spirits. At one point, just before Phil Phillips sang, the witch turned to the camera and mouthed something while lifting one crooked finger and wiggling it. It was a spell for sure, but it waswhen she was singing the verses. Whoever is doing all this video stuff this year needs a vacation, I think. A long, long vacation. After the performance, when Ryan was calling out Elise's numbers, Elise basically rattled her tambourine in his face and Ryan's smile got even bigger, which means he was getting angrier, and afterward he turned to her and said, a little too loudly, "You did well!!!" which means he hates her and is going to send J.Lo a mean text message about her later. "did u see her wit that fukin tambereen wtf shes a betch lol." (J.Lo writes back: "Who is this?") Elise's second song was a poorly chosen Jimi Hendrix tune that, like Joshua's choice, was just not contemporary or known enough. But,


of the famous rump asked, mock offended. Phil just grinned his country grin, trying to act cool, trying to think about his grandma's legs and baseball and whatever else would cool him down. "He's always faking sick to get out of going to shoots and stuff," one of the other contestants said about Phil in a video segment. MhHm. Suuure. That's why he wants to stay back at the mansion alone. To avoid photoshoots. Riiiight.

Phil's second song was, finally, a Dave Matthews song. It was not, like, "Crash Into Me" or "Ants Marching" or anything you remember from summertime cargo short days, it was "The Stone," and was a strange fiddle/violin jam that Phil Phillips funked out. People liked it though, people were into it. Randy was likea stunning dive into a utopian religious community in Oregon that descended into darkness.

To describe Wild Wild Country as jaw-dropping is to understate the number of times my mouth gaped while watching the series, a six-part Netflix documentary about a religious community in Oregon in the 1980s. It’s ostensibly the story of how a group led by the dynamic Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh purchased 64,000 acres of land in central Oregon in a bid to build its own utopian city. But, as the series immediately reveals, the narrative becomes darker and stranger than you might ever imagine. It’s a tale that mines the weirdness of the counterculture in the ’70s and ’80s, the age-old conflict between rural Americans and free love–preaching cityfolk, and the emotional vacuum that compels people


macho, quick to anger, and extremely happy to insult his fellow contestants, including Carroll and, soon thereafter, Robin Leventhal (a self-taught chef and cancer survivor). Isabella was a villain, however, who was also, occasionally, self-effacing. A little bit bumbling. Aw, shucks, quite literally. He would later explain, of the “same level” comment:

Congressional Republicans and conservative pundits had the chance to signal to Trump that his attacks on law enforcement are unacceptable—but they sent the opposite message.

President Trump raged at his TV on Sunday morning. And yet on balance, he had a pretty good weekend. He got a measure of revenge upon the hated FBI, firing former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe two days before his pension vested. He successfully coerced his balky attorney general, Jeff Sessions, into speeding upEight Tournaments. Eight Different Winners.

The Picture Of Parity

May 09, 2007|By DARRYL SLATER Daily Press

SBS Open

Creamer rebounds from tough 2006

Paula Creamer didn't like how her 2006 season went. She finished 11th on the money list and didn't win an event after finishing second and winning twice in 2005. But Creamer started 2006 with a promising performance, sinking a 40-foot putt on the 17th hole of the final round of the SBS Open to edge fellow 20-year-old Julieta Granada by one shot. It was a fitting ending to Creamer's season-opener, because she worked during the offseason on the tempo and rhythm of her putting.

1. Paula Creamer -9

2. Julieta Granada -8

3. Karrie Webb -6

4. Lorena Ochoa -5

4. Janice Moodie -5

4. Morgan Pressel -5

Fields Open

Prammanasudh earns second win

Before 2006, Stacy Prammanasudh never


finished better than 37th on the money list in three seasons on the LPGA Tour. Then she finished in the top 10 six times in 2006, equaling her previous career total, and finished 18th on the money list. She shot 66-68-68 in the Fields Open to beat Jee Young Lee. For as well as Prammanasudh played in 2006, she didn't win and hadn't won since 2005. She birdied the first two holes to take a two-shot lead on Sunday in the Fields and led the rest of the way.

1. Stacy Prammanasudh -14

2. Jee Young Lee -13

3. Ai Miyazato -11

3. Morgan Pressel -11

3. Angela Park -11

MasterCard Classic

Unknown tops No. 1 in playoff

Playing in just her fifth LPGA event, Meaghan Francella went swing- for-swing with one of the best women'slost to Annika Sorenstam in a playoff by hitting her tee shot in the water on the first playoff hole. Another collapse seemed in the works when Ochoa, who entered the '07 Safeway final round up four strokes, fell down by two to Suzann Pettersen after 13 holes. But Ochoa birdied four of her final five holes to win.

1. Lorena Ochoa -18

2. Suzann Pettersen -16

3. Laura Diaz -10

3. Jeong Jang -10

5. Catriona Matthew -9

5. Sophie Gustafson -9

Kraft Nabisco Championship

Youth reigns in major

Morgan Pressel became the youngest player to win an LPGA major, getting some help from Suzann Pettersen, who blew a four-shot lead with four holes to play. Pressel shot 69 in the final round but was three shots off the lead when she finished. Few could have


the only thing before it was the question whether the witness saw either of the men in the courtroom and overruled the objection. It is clear from the record that despite the understanding of the trial court there was before the jury the in-court identification of the appellant as one of the robbers and that the evidence was received over objection. We think that the court properly should not have admitted the testimony as to the identification until it had made a determination of its admissibility out of the presence of the jury as defense counsel had made known he desired. See Md. Rules 522b and 725f. The examination of the witness then continued as to occurrences during and following the robbery until he said that while makingout his report for his employer "the dispatcher that is always on duty, he told me, say they had picked up a few fellows, and would I go down and identify them." He went down to the Western Police Station. At this point the court said that it would have to make an inquiry in connection with counsel's objection and the jury was excluded. Out of the presence of the jury testimony as to the viewing of the appellant by the victim at the police station was received from the victim, a police sergeant and the appellant. The substance of the testimony offered by the State was that when *26 Saunders arrived at the police station he asked directions of the desk sergeant; he was directed to a


upon him when the man who has committed that crime is brought into the Police Station in his presence on a charge of some other crime, and the complainant says, `Why, there's the man, there, who did it.' I cannot see how, under these circumstances, there was a necessity that counsel be appointed for Mr. Smith at the Police Station. I find that the police were no party to this. There were no steps taken at all to flag out Mr. Smith by the police as one of the perpetrators, but that Mr. Saunders was merely asked to go and look in the window and to see  he was asked, `Do you see anyone in there who robbed you? Do you see the two fellows who robbedthe bus. You could look in any direction, * * * you could tell where their hands are going or anything on the new coach." There was "very good lighting" in the bus. The robbers entered the bus at "Cold Spring and Dolfield." There was one other passenger who got off about two blocks later. The robbers were the only passengers on the bus when it reached the end of the line at "Garrison and Belvieu." The appellant took the money out of the box and was facing the victim at that time while his companion placed a gun at the victim's head. The victim had ample opportunity to observe the appellant prior to and at the time of the commission of the crime and said he made


as quickly as the next quarter.

However, there is no real cause for alarm as Q3 was inflated by a couple of LNG platforms being delivered.

That will wash through this time, pointing to a contraction of —you guessed it — 15 per cent.

That short term gas bubble will burst and given the LNG platforms were built overseas, they won't be counted as a net positive in the quarter's GDP numbers.

Sort of deflating really.

Gas bubble? The previous quarters construction work done data was inflated by LNG platforms arriving from overseas. ( Sourse: Thomson Reuters, ABS, ABC News )

Reporting season disappoints

Investors already shaken by a volatility-free market suddenly turning nasty, haven't been totally comforted by the efforts turned in by large parts of corporate Australia in the February reporting season.

On thethe kind of predictive power we all dream of when we fill out NCAA tournament brackets or a lottery ticket. The New York Times added his blog to its site soon after the election. The numbers geek started a bidding war.

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In his new book, "The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail -- But Some Don't," Silver tries to explain the secret to getting things right -- and finds that it often turns on blind ideology and overconfidence. (He's gotten things wrong himself; in the book, Silver admits that his much-touted baseball statistical analysis system, called PECOTA, actually fared worse than the collective wisdom of the old-school pro scouts, much-maligned in the "Moneyball" era. Hey, he still totally got Dustin Pedroia right.)

And while it's not that


important, in the end, to predict the state-by-state Electoral College winners, Silver sits down with national security and economics forecasters, as well, who have similar jobs as him in some ways -- searching through the clutter and distractions to find the information that matters.

As national and state polls began swinging in President Obama's favor this week and Romney partisans began trying to discredit the objectivity of the results, Silver met with Salon in a coffee shop downstairs from the New York Times to talk insider political baseball. (The interview has been edited and condensed.)

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Fox News and Romney supporters this week have turned on the polls. As more and more of them show the president opening up a wider lead, both nationally and in many of the major swingwhile turning a 14-10 halftime deficit into a 27-17 victory. To compete in Columbia, Clemson needs to hold onto the ball and generate drives with its running game.

Protect Tajh Boyd

Senior quarterback Tajh Boyd has had two of the worst games of his career against South Carolina. In 2011, he completed 11-of-29 passes for 83 yards, a touchdown and an interception. And last fall, he completed just 11-of-24 for 183 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.

South Carolina star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was virtually unblockable last November, piling up a Memorial Stadium record 4.5 sacks. Both of Boyd’s interceptions can also be traced to Clowney putting immense pressure on Boyd.

Clowney dominated senior left tackle Brandon Thomas last season, but Thomas is on a pace to repeat his first-team All-ACC


seemed to lead back to two sources: the Promobot website, or Central European News (an outlet that, in the past, has been caught faking stories).

Mills detailed these concerns in a BGR post, and went on with his life. Promobot IR77 went on with its life, too, getting up to even more crazy exploits. It escaped again, and was threatened with the scrap heap. The next day, I got an email describing how “the Promobot’s office, located in the Russian Perm city, has been receiving dozens of letters from all over the world in recent days [asking it] to not to destroy IR77, the robot with a character.”

During the Great Pokemon Go Craze of July, a Promobot was “taught” to play the game, after a developer outfitted its operatingusage, and [2] Locally unused spectrum by licensed TV broadcasters in a geographic area.
[1] Dedicated TV white space: In the United States, the FCC has dedicated approximately 400 MHz of white spaces for unlicensed use that became unused after a federally mandated transformation of analog TV broadcasting to digital TV broadcasting. However, the FCC has prohibited unlicensed use of white spaces from interfering with existing licensed uses, including digital TV stations, low power TV stations, cable TV headends, and sites where low power wireless microphones are used. Various proposals have been made for unlicensed use of the white spaces left by the termination of analog TV, for example rural broadband deployment, auxiliary public safety communications, educational and enterprise video conferencing, personal consumer applications, mesh networks, security applications, municipal


broadband access, enhanced local coverage and communications, fixed backhaul, and sensor aggregation for smart grid meter reading.
[2] Locally unused spectrum by licensed TV broadcasters: The FCC has adopted rules to allow unlicensed radio transmitters to operate in the broadcast television spectrum at locations where that spectrum is not being used by licensed broadcasters. The FCC required the use of geolocation to establish the location of the unlicensed transmitter and a database of TV bands use by licensed broadcasters organized by their geographic coverage areas, to enable the unlicensed transmitter to know where local TV band white spaces may be available. The FCC required the use of spectrum sensors in the unlicensed transmitter to detect the presence of the incumbent, primary TV broadcaster's signal in the local TV bandwhite space to enable the unlicensed transmitter to immediately relinquish using the band. A primary user in such a local TV band white space would be an incumbent TV broadcaster licensed to operate in that band, but in those geographic areas where there are no licensed incumbent TV broadcasters in operation, other unlicensed secondary users may make use of that band.
Other RF spectrum white spaces may be defined as RF spectrum that is locally unused in certain geographic areas, such as for example frequency allocations from maritime radio in landlocked areas remote from the sea. A primary user in such a maritime radio band would be a maritime radio licensed to operate in that band, but in those geographic areas where there are no licensed maritime radios in


Well, that didn’t take long.

Within a few hours of Carly Fiorina’s announcement that she was ending her presidential bid, she started her transition back into the world of commerce, as a speakers bureau representing the former Hewlett-Packard chief executive sent out an email announcing that she is “now available for speaking engagements around the world.”

The email came from Worldwide Speakers Group, whose lengthy client list also includes CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Somali activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, and former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson. We sought further details about Fiorina’s gig from the agency late Wednesday, but did not hear back.

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anybody.JAKARTA (AFP) - An 11-year-old girl has become Indonesia's youngest person to die after contracting the coronavirus, officials said on Wednesday (April 1), as the country's death toll from Covid-19 nearly tripled from a week ago.

The girl, who was also suffering from dengue fever, was admitted to hospital on Madura Island off the coast of Java on March 19.

She had a fever and and breathing difficulties, and died the following day. Tests confirmed only this week that the girl also had Covid-19.

"Her immune system was quite poor," said Mr Joni Wahyuhadi, an official at East Java's virus task force. "She was battling two illnesses at once so that's why her condition worsened."

Indonesia said on Wednesday that its death toll from Covid-19 had reached 157 - including 11 front-line


children be awarded to him. The trial court granted the modification sought and it is from such order that plaintiff has appealed.
Plaintiff argues that the order of the court is against the law and the facts as a matter of law and that she was denied a fair trial by the erroneous admission of prejudicial evidence.
Subsequent to their divorce and prior to the latter part of July, 1968, a reasonably satisfactory relationship existed between the plaintiff and defendant insofar as the care and custody of the minor children was concerned. In a written stipulation which was entered into between the parties prior to the hearing on the modification petition, the plaintiff admitted that for some time prior to July, 1968, she had carried on an adulterous relationship withone Harold Stafford. Stafford was at the time married and living with his family. The Staffords had been friends of the Cole's prior to the divorce. According to the stipulation, the affair was carried on in secret, the parties meeting at the plaintiff's house during the daytime while the children were at school or late at night after they had gone to bed.
In the latter part of July, 1968, plaintiff admitted confronting Mr. & Mrs. Stafford with the demand that Mr. Stafford choose between his wife and the plaintiff. The confrontation did not resolve the issue and plaintiff's subsequent efforts to terminate the affair were opposed by Stafford. At this time plaintiff told defendant that Stafford was bothering her and defendant's inquiries as a result thereof brought to


light the relationship between plaintiff and Stafford. The unresolved problems between plaintiff and Stafford led to an incident on August 14, *346 1968, which apparently precipitated the filing of this petition for modification and about which there is some controversy.
On the evening of August 14, 1968, plaintiff called defendant asking him to take good care of the children. Plaintiff also admitted calling Mrs. Stafford telling her that Mr. Stafford would be sorry for what he had done. Mrs. Stafford and Mr. Cole, being apprehensive, went to the plaintiff's residence where they found her lying on a sofa somewhat groggy and sleepy. The children were there with their mother and were described by defendant as "distraught." Defendant testified that he called the hospital but no physician was asked toShiota, Kyushu University, Japan

[^2]: Reviewed by: Atreya Dash, University of Washington, United States; Naokazu Ibuki, Osaka Medical College, Japan; Felix K. H. Chun, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

[^3]: ^†^Present address: J. Stephen Jones, Inova Health System, Fairfax, VA, United States

[^4]: Specialty section: This article was submitted to Genitourinary Oncology, a section of the journal Frontiers in Oncology


not conform to the gender on their birth certificates, the NCAA Board of Governors took steps to protect participants and spectators from discrimination at NCAA events.

On April 27, 2016, the NCAAÂ Â announced that it had added a new requirement for sites hosting or bidding on NCAA events: they must demonstrate how they will provide â€œan environment that is safe, healthy, and free of discrimination, plus safeguards the dignity of everyone involved in the event.â€

Explaining that the Association considers the promotion of inclusiveness in race, religion, sexual orientation, and gender identity a vital element in protecting the well-being of student-athletes and creating a culture of fairness, Kirk Schulz, president of Kansas State University and chair of NCAA’s Board of Governors, said â€œThe higher education community is a diversewill soon face a major test of its commitment to LGBT rights and inclusion. One of its premier conferences, the Big 12, which now consists of only ten universities, mainly in the Southwest and the Great Plains, recently announced that it would explore plans to expand, at least to its original size of twelve and possibly beyond.

The Big 12, which shrank as a result of a series of conference realignments over the past twenty years, has slipped behind the SEC, the Big Ten, and the Pac-12 conferences on a number of measures. It now consists of the following members: Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Christian University, and West Virginia.

Upon the conference’s announcement that it had authorized commissioner Bob Bowlsby to begin negotiations


with prospective candidates, Brigham Young University, currently a member of no conference but with a large national fan base and a big stadium, indicated interest in being considered for membership. Indeed, among sports writers and fans, BYU quickly became the leading candidate for admission, along with such other schools as the University of Houston, Colorado State University, University of Cincinnati, Boise State University, and the University of Memphis, among others.

In response to the speculation that BYU would be granted membership in the Big 12, Athlete Ally, an organization devoted to ending homophobia and transphobia in sports, along with more than twenty other organizations, issued a letterÂ on August 8 opposing membership for BYU.

Signed by such organizations as the National Center for Lesbian Rights, the National Center for Transgenderwill make its decision concerning Brigham Young University’s bid to join the conference. The decision could come at any time, but many observers believe that it will be announced in October, when its governing board has a regularly scheduled meeting.

BYU brings much to the table, including a huge fan base, good facilities, and a passion for sport. However, it also brings a great deal of baggage. In addition to its long and ugly history of homophobia, the university is also under investigation for its handling of sexual assaults. Allegedly, women who have reported sexual assaults have themselves been punished for violations of the Honor Code.

The reputation of the LDS Church has been damaged by its political activities directed against equal rights, but its leaders seem not to have


are expanding their FDA project, serving as the QMS providers for a second FDA division. The two companies have been the QMS providers for the FDA's Office of Regulatory Affairs since 2009. Now they will also serve as quality providers for the Division of Pharmaceutical Analysis, which is part of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.

Software Magazine ranks MasterControl 369 on its 2014 Software 500 list, a listing of the world's largest software and services providers. Now in its 32nd year, the Software 500 is a revenue-based ranking of vendor viability. Learn Moreanswer setting forth that petitioner was served with a notice of termination of employment in the manner provided by the School Code of California and that she ceased to be an employee of respondent district prior to the school year 1940-1941.
 The trial court found substantially that until the first day of July, 1940, respondents Cope, Hentschke and Cole constituted the Board of Trustees of Redlands High School District; *724 that on April 30, 1940, at a meeting of said board of trustees, all members of said board being present, and having been notified of said meeting, the purpose for which said meeting was called being known and acquiesced in by all members of said board, a resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of said board that


of the Redlands High School District, with all members present, held this 30th day of April, 1940, at 11:00 A. M., at its regular meeting place, the High School Auditorium Building of Redlands High School, the Board this day pursuant to Section 5.681 of Article 4 of Chapter 7, page 305, School Code of the State of California, of the year 1937, did unanimously pass a motion to the effect that they give you this notice in writing that your services for the school year 1940-1941 and subsequent years will no longer be needed."
 "This notice according to the foregoing section shall be deemed sufficient and complete when deposited in the United States registered mail with postage prepaid, addressed to you at your last known place of residence,viz. 105 Center Street, Redlands, California."
 "Very sincerely yours,"
 "John Branigan, Superintendent of Schools."
 Counsel for appellant and petitioner contends that inasmuch as this letter to petitioner was written on the letterhead of "John Branigan, Superintendent," was sent by registered mail in an envelope returnable to "John Branigan, Superintendent of Schools," and was signed "John Branigan, Superintendent of Schools," it is a letter from the superintendent and is not a notice by the board. *726
 The trial court found that the board "authorized and directed John Branigan, Superintendent of Redlands High School District, to send said notice of termination of employment" and that "said notice of termination of employment of petitioner herein by the Board of Trustees of the Redlands High School District" was mailed to and received


school district to send notice of termination of employment to appellant, and the court further found that notice of termination was sent by registered mail to appellant and received by her prior to May 15, 1940. The text of the letter sent to appellant is herein set forth and we are of the opinion that the court below correctly concluded that said letter, so sent by the superintendent of Redlands High School District, who, under section 2.95 of the School Code, was the chief executive officer of the board, was a sufficient notice in writing by the governing board to appellant, probationary employee, that her services would not be required for the ensuing year.
 In the case of Steele v. Board of Trustees of the Pittsburg Public Schools,vacancies, and that "on the 30th day of April, 1940, ... all members of said Board of Trustees being present and having been notified of said meeting, the purposes for which said meeting was called being known and acquiesced in by all members of the Board of Trustees" the resolution in question was unanimously adopted. It is not claimed that this finding is not supported by the record, but the appellant contends that said meeting was a special meeting and was *729 not called in compliance with section 2.1092 of the School Code, which reads as follows:
 "Special meetings may be held at the call of the president of the board. Upon the request, in writing, signed by a majority of any board, the president of the board


mention of importation
of horses were made in ship's logs which brought Russian settlers
to the west coast of NorthAmerica. In addition, horses were
only used to a limited extent in Russian agricultureduring the
late 1700's and early 1800's. Stock breeding was not very successful
and most settlements were only able to keep a few livestock.
In 1817 there were only sixteen horses in Russian America. Goods
were transported to Okhotsk, the majorRussian port for ships
bound for Alaska, via pack horses. At the time, a trip across
Siberia to this port was very hazardous and nearly half of the horses
died each year. The horses of this region were the Yakut, named
after the local people. Soit seems that any horses that might
have been brought from Russia to Alaska wouldhave been of the
Yakut breeding not the Bashkir orBashkir Curly did
infact display the blood characteristics of a distinct breed.

There were no findings which would identify the Bashkir
Curly as a genetically distinctbreed. The typing showed that
many other breeds have been used in their development,particularly
Quarter Horses and Morgans. The rare and unusual variants that did
emerge from this testing are found only in feral horses or those
breeds based onferal herds. No single common blood marker was
found.

Formation of the American Bashkir Curly Breed
Fortunately, the development of the modern Bashkir Curly much more
is clearly known.The modern day history of American Bashkir
Curly dates to 1898, when young PeterDamele (Duh-mel'ly) and
his father were riding the Peter Hanson mountain range inthe
remote high country of Central Nevada, near Austin. Peter, who passed
away in1981 at age 90, could vividly recall the strange sight
they saw of three


compiled, brought out severalinteresting
features of the breed. One especially odd feature of the breed is
thefact that they can completely shed out the mane hair (and
sometimes even the tailhair) each summer, to grow back during
the winter. Even though the mane hair is usually extremely fine
and soft, it is quite kinky, and this ability to shed themane
is perhaps nature's way of coping with the corkscrew curls, as it
would becomequite impossible to manage if it became matted through
years of growth. Too, theirbody coat sheds out in the summer
and they become wavy or fairly straight on theirbody, with their
distinctive winter coat returning in late fall. Several winter
coat patterns have been observed, from crushed velvet effect,
to a perfect marblewave, to extremely tight ringlets over the
entire body.

The Bashkir Curly transmits the curly characteristic
to itsoffspring about fiftypercent of the time, even when mated
to horses without the curly coat. They alsoseem to be a hardy
breed and able to survive severe winter conditions. In the winter
of 1951-52, the Curly horses were the only ones to survive on the
range of Nevadawithout supplemental feeding.

Bashkir
Curly's appear in all common horse colors including Appaloosa and
Pinto.Physically they are of medium size, somewhat resembling
the early day Morgan in conformation, and a number of traits
have been found in this unique breed that linksthem to primitive
horses. Many individuals have been found without ergots. Some
have small, soft chestnuts. Their eyes have the wide set eyes
characteristic of Oriental breeds. This is said to give them
a wider range of vision. They are describedas having tough,
black hoofs are almost perfectly round in shape; an exceptionally
high concentration


Remembering Karl Marx, Asiatic Despotism And Sri Lanka

“He had been left alone for scarcely two minutes, and when we came back we found him in his armchair, peacefully gone to sleep, but for ever.” – Frederick Engels

This happened on 14 March 1883, at quarter to three in the afternoon, hundred and thirty years ago. Since then so many things have happened and so many other things have changed in the world but many of his ideas are still valid or relevant. Karl Marx undoubtedly is a great thinker of all times. He is the founder of ‘scientific socialism’ along with Frederick Engels and wrote the Communist Manifesto in 1848 which summed up their thinking in programmatic form even before Marx ventured into write Das Capital as an analysisquite important and revealing. It is not only in respect of geography but also in social formation. He considered India and Ceylon as one single ecosphere. This is what he said.

“Hindostan is an Italy of Asiatic dimensions, the Himalayas for the Alps, the Plains of Bengal for the Plains of Lombardy, the Deccan for the Apennines, and the Isle of Ceylon for the Island of Sicily.”

For those who know about the history of Sicily, the comparison of Ceylon to Sicily is interesting apart from the present Mafia! Marx was writing to the New York Tribune in 1853 to be precise. He criticised the British colonialism in its despotic ruling both in India and Ceylon. It is more invasive than the Asiatic despotism and here he used the term


trustee of the land and territory.’ But he could plunder.

More precisely, the current thinking of overall centralized power on the one hand and the resurrection of village administration on the other, is akin to AMP at the base and the Asiatic or Oriental despotism at the top, that Marx talked about. It should not be mistaken, however, that the primary nature of the ‘mode of production’ in Sri Lanka today is capitalist or semi-capitalist. However, the over dependence of the agricultural communities on the State and the poor sections of the populous on the government hand-outs (i.e. Samurdhi) have created a situation where Despotic rule has been possible behind the democratic paraphernalia.really should stop and check it out a bit more. I saw him riding one day and he had a huge grin. Looks like fun!

I lived in Davis, CA about two years ago and saw him there. He would come through town about every six months or so. He seemed like a very friendly guy and I was amazed at how well the bike performed and its reliability. I probably saw him four or five years in a row and he was always cruising around on it with a big smile.

This man and his mobile home were featured on the cover of the now-defunct Car Free Times about 9 or 10 years ago. When he stopped by the shop I recognized him immediately.

According to that article, the inventor


was interesting because my touring buddy had actually seen him down in san diego. Then when we were riding up thru Big Sur, CA, we caught him one morning and spoke for a bit. His rig definitely put ours to shame. I tried to get on him about releasing design schematics. It sounded like he had surely considered it, but I’m not sure how jazzed he was on that. Seems like it could be a good way to financially support extended road living, but maybe its just not how he wants to do it…

I just saw the rig and the man in front of city bikes. He was talking with a friend (his) and I mentioned that I saw the bikeportland article – he must have been havingJones and McShane defied the odds at the European individual championship but Short had a nightmare at the Bangkok Open

England’s small group of grandmasters who compete abroad have been in action recently, sparking some impressive results but also a couple of truly disastrous moments.

The European individual championship in Batumi, Georgia, clashed with the world title candidates in Berlin so had a low profile. In previous years the event has been dominated by Russia and Eastern Europe, and the only two gold medalists from the West were both former Soviet players.

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The field was packed with highly rated grandmasters so that the British champion, Gawain Jones, was seeded only 30th, and Luke McShane 34th. The English duo defied


the odds, were up with the leaders throughout, and at the end finished in a big group which tied for second on 8/11, half a point behind the Croatian gold medallist, Ivan Saric.

Jones, who was unbeaten, and McShane, who lost just once, were placed fourth and sixth on tiebreaks. No English player has ever won a medal at this championship, but Jones and McShane improved on all their predecessors and comfortably reached their primary target, two of the 23 qualifying places for the valuable 128-player 2019 knockout World Cup.

The British champion Jones went on to the Dubai Open, where he was again unbeaten and finished sixth on 6.5/9. Then to the Sharjah Masters, where besides the usual corps of experienced GMs a flock of teenage talents entered fromDecember 2010, a hacker breached a server used by the Iowa Department of Public Safety and reissued an Amber Alert bulletin involving a missing Council Bluffs teenager who had been found safe many months previously. Earlier that year, a hacker accessed a licensing database of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission, exposing the personal information of 80,000 people because of a security lapse during maintenance on a firewall and improperly installed software patches on a server.

Another hacking incident occurred in March 2010 when an overseas attacker gained access to a web site operated by the state's Homeland Security and Emergency Management agency, defacing the site with an "abstract, colorful" image.


South African doctors on strike on May 29, 2009.

By Patrick Bond

June 13, 2009 -- With high-volume class strife heard in the rumbling of wage demands and the friction of township ``service delivery'' protests, rhetorical and real conflicts are bursting open in every nook and cranny of South Africa. The big splits in society are clearer now. Distracting internecine rivalries within the main left bloc have subsided. From 2005-09, the ruling African National Congress' huge wedge between camps allied to Thabo Mbeki and to the new president, Jacob Zuma, cleaved the ANC in two, but Zuma's troops have mostly flushed out the former's from the state and party.

So the bigger story now is the deep-rooted economic crisis. Government fiddling at the margins with Keynesian policies is not having anymillion jobs in 2009, especially in manufacturing and mining. January 2009 alone witnessed a 36% crash in new car sales and a 50% production cut, the worst ever recorded, according to the National Association of Auto Manufacturers. The anticipated rise in port activity has also reversed, with a 29% annualised fall in early 2009. House repossessions increased by 52% in early 2009 from a year earlier, as house prices are down 11% with much greater falls ahead. Most minerals are 70% off their peak of a year ago. The stock market lost nearly 50% last year.

Worse is to come because, thanks to the liberalisation of trade and finance, South Africa now has amongst the world's highest current account deficits and is the most risky emerging market, according to


The Economist magazine. The reason: vast sums of money flooded out of South Africa to the new London financial headquarters of Anglo American, DeBeers, SABreweries-Miller, Old Mutual insurance, Invectec Bank, Liberty Life and DiData, as well as to portfolio investors who have profited from historically high post-apartheid interest rates.

Protests across South Africa in the past two weeks show how angry poor and working-class communities are. They included:

thousands of Durban's famous Warwick Junction vegetable market traders and their families threatened with eviction because of a mall catalysed by 2010 soccer World Cup construction;

5000 protesters in the small town of Mashisheng fighting municipal corruption and non-delivery of services (one of whom, Jacob Malakane, was shot dead by police);

furious activists demanding houses and services in Johannesburg's Soweto and Orange Farm, Durban'sLamontville and Cape Town's Macassar Village, and the 20,000-strong Joe Slovo settlement (the latter defeated in a Constitutional Court battle last week);

striking public sector workers -- from doctors to firefighters to teachers to busdrivers to prison officials whose pay packets are unbearably small.

Shell defeated

In a rare victory far away that resonated strongly here, a campaign against Shell Oil in late May by the grassroots South Durban Community Environmental Alliance and NGO groundWork -- part of a global solidarity mobilisation ShellGuilty -- was rewarded in an out-of-court settlement for Ken Saro-Wiwa's family and other Ogonis: $15.5 million in reparations for the 1995 murder of the Nigerian pacifist poet-activist and eight of his comrades.

Although not more than a few hours' worth of Shell's record 2008 profits, the settlement nevertheless sets


education and trade/industry.

Other SACP notables are new deputy ministries -- Jeremy Cronin (transport) and Yunus Carrim (local government) -- although Zuma dropped from his cabinet the two Mbeki-era left-leaning ministers, Pallo Jordan (communications) and Zola Skweyiya (social welfare). Surprisingly, former deputy health minister Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge -- fired by Mbeki for opposing AIDS-denialist policies in 2007 and enthusiastically defended by the SACP and health activists -- was left off Zuma's list.

But without a deeper cadreship of leftists in the cabinet, it is likely that continuity not change will characterise macroeconomic policy. Overall economic ``planning'' -- a new ministerial position within the presidency -- is headed by the left's bête noire, Trevor Manuel. (Tellingly, when appointed to lead the ANC Department of Economic Planning 18 years ago, he renamed itthe ``Department of Economic Policy''.)

Economic development strategy will be championed by a new minister, Ebrahim Patel, who was the Congress of South African Trade Unions's main advocate of ``corporatism'' (big government, big labour and big capital working together) within the National Economic Development and Labour Council, when he led the clothing and textile workers' union. The new finance minister is former tax commissioner Pravin Gordhan, a long-time Zuma associate with a Communist background but technocratic post-apartheid record.

Gordhan was a chemist by training, and knows the merits of the biggest policy push leftwards: national health insurance (NHI). The new health minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, defended the Canadian-style single-payer plan in a June 5 speech to parliament: ``The Constitution, under the Bill of Rights Section 27, asserts that health is a


of history... We will also be talking to the Left to hold an international Conference of the Left to develop alternatives to neo-liberal policies.''

Left unity?

Will this spirit heal historic splits that kept independent leftists outside the ANC Alliance from finding solidarity and participating in such conferences? (The last was in 1994, and only served to illustrate the two divergent paths, inside and outside the state.) One indication of residual tensions was the justifiable anger that South African trade unionists expressed towards the World Social Forum for holding its most recent international meeting in Morocco, at a time that country continues to occupy the Western Sahara.

To illustrate, there was a minor backlash against NUMSA's march on the Reserve Bank by ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe, who claimed the protestwas ``unhelpful'' because ``the door is open''. Young Communist League president David Masondo replied, ``Yes, the door is open but the opening is very small for the working class to make an impact''. Mantashe should know because in 2004 he also led a delegation of several thousand mineworkers to the Reserve Bank unsuccessfully demanding rate cuts.

Protests

So the left continues banging on the door to open it yet wider. The South African police measured more than 30,000 ``gatherings'' -- 15 or more people in some form of protest, for which permission is typically applied for a week ahead of time -- from 2004-08. Of these, 10 per cent generated ``unrest''.

With 58,000 incidents, researchers in China registered more recent social protests per person than South Africa during the first quarter


of 2009, for the first time, but I'm not aware of any other country that has been close. And those figures will only rise while the crisis deepens.

Can South Africa again guide internationalist reactions to capitalist overreach? In fighting against apartheid through 1994 and against patents on AIDS medicines from 1999-2003, local activists inspired millions in solidarity and defeated mighty opponents. Beyond the miracle of a half-dozen leftist governments in Latin America, the world seems ripe for socialist renewal from below, forged from labour-community unity.

[Patrick Bond directs the University of KwaZulu-Natal Centre for Civil Society. In the next New Left Review he authors a full analysis, which will be presented to the Centre for Social Justice and Socialist Project in Toronto on June 28, 2009, and the Internationalin a plane of the micro-gyro structure to position the second rate axis perpendicular to the first rate axis; and a third micro-gyro device being constructed as to measure angular velocity of the micro-gyro structure around a third rate axis perpendicular to the plane of the micro-gyro structure.
In a fourth aspect, the invention may be regarded as a three-axis micro-gyro structure comprising: a planar substrate; a first micro-gyro device supported by the planar substrate and constructed as to measure angular velocity around a first rate axis extending in the plane of the substrate, a second micro-gyro device supported by the planar substrate and constructed as to measure angular velocity around a second rate axis extending in the plane of the substrate and perpendicular to the first rate axis;


Banks Showcase Artwork, Local Artists

By Andy Meek

It’s the fourth student art exhibit hosted over the past year by Paragon, which also has featured monthly art installations from students at Houston Middle School, St. Louis Catholic School and Bodine School.

For the Dogwood Elementary exhibit, Paragon partnered with Dogwood art teachers Dotty Coulson, Aimee Jones and Norma Powell to choose art created by 27 students. The works were created using everything from chalk and oil pastels to watercolor and tempera paint.

It’s not a new concept for Paragon. Throughout Memphis, walking into a bank branch or financial services office quite often reveals the equivalent of a small art collection, sometimes to showcase local artists, and Paragon branches are no different.

In fact, when Paragon was holding its grand opening in 2005, itThe Voice

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Cathryn Flores plays the both the electric guitar (shown) and the acoustic guitar as well as the ukulele and piano. Although her favorite instrument to play is the piano, she performs more with her guitars because the piano isn't easy to travel with.

Cathryn Flores plays the both the electric guitar (shown) and the acoustic guitar as well as the ukulele and piano. Although her favorite instrument to play is the piano, she performs more with her guitars because the piano isn't easy to travel with.

Cathryn Flores plays the both the electric guitar (shown) and the acoustic guitar as well as the ukulele and piano. Although her


to revisit his idea for for a free-market institute. Fisher signs the trust deed with two friends and gets back in contact with Harris about running the institute. Harris agrees and becomes the new general director on 1 January 1957. Harris meets Arthur Seldon in 1956 and in 1958, Seldon joins the organization. He was initially appointed Editorial Advisor and become the Editorial Director in 1959. Thirty years later in 1987, Harris become Lord Harris of High Cross and oversaw an institute which boasted 250 major corporate supporters and a budget equivalent to around £1.6M (in 2016 pounds). Seldon helped produce more than 300 publications and nurtured and developed more than 500 authors. Fisher founded the Atlas Economic Research Foundation which worked to aid in the creation ofPrime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a spirited defence of his decision to approve the Kinder Morgan pipeline during the final — and at times rowdy — town hall meeting of his cross-country tour today in Nanaimo, B.C.

The prime minister was greeted by a chorus of boos — and slightly louder cheers of welcome — as he walked into the room.

But his defence of Kinder Morgan began when an elderly woman asked Trudeau to "please, please, please" stop the pipeline expansion from bringing more oil from Alberta to the B.C. coast.

As Trudeau attempted to defend his ideas about protecting the environment while growing the economy, he was shouted down by a number of activists. Three of them had to be removed by police after the local First Nation chief


Canada."

Trudeau was also forced to address a man sitting in the second row who persistently interrupted him during his introduction with shouts of "liar" and "you talk too much."

Trudeau eventually asked the crowd for a show of hands on whether the man should get to ask a question. They voted no.

"The crowd has spoken," Trudeau said. He was subsequently removed by police.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced tough questions on his government's support of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline. He also sparred with a number of hecklers, some of who were escorted out by police. 1:04

Tough talk on NAFTA

Trudeau also was asked about the NAFTA negotiations and potential changes to the trade deal, which provided an opening for some talk tough.

"Canada is willing to walk away from NAFTAif the United States proposes a bad deal," Trudeau said. "We will not be pushed around.

"At the same time, we have to remain confident about NAFTA because, regardless of perceptions in the United States, NAFTA has been really good for the U.S. and good for workers, it's been good for Canada and cancelling it would be extremely harmful and disruptive to people in the United States, as it would be in Canada."

Trudeau said Canada would continue to negotiate with the U.S. and Mexico "in good faith" and hopes to strike a deal that's good for all three nations.

Reproductive rights, summer jobs

Trudeau was also asked about the government's requirement, under the Canada Summer Jobs program, for applicants to affirm their organization will respect the values set out in the


Charter of Rights and Freedoms — including reproductive rights.

A woman noted that Trudeau's father, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, had introduced the charter, in part, to protect religious freedoms. She suggested the application was undermining that freedom.

"Will you honour your father's legacy by removing that offensive clause from the Canada Summer Jobs application form?" she asked.

Trudeau answered that his father had also loosened Canada's divorce laws despite not personally believing in divorce or remarriage.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells a town hall in Nanaimo, B.C. the principle and reasoning behind his decision on abortion and the Canada Summer Jobs program. 2:23

He recalled a conversation after his mother had divorced his father and remarried. The elder Trudeau apologized to his son for being unable to provide his children with amother figure because he would never remarry.

"That view caused me to reflect on the fact that, years before, he moved forward with a piece of legislation that was fair and right for Canada, that his own personal faith didn't align with, or allow for on a personal level."

Trudeau added that, as a Catholic, he has spoken with the Cardinal of Quebec City about the summer jobs issue and others.

"How do I reconcile my own faith, my own conscience, my own beliefs with my duty and my responsibility as a leader protecting society and protecting everyone's rights?" he asked.

Trudeau said it came down to striking a balance between freedom of conscience with the rights of a woman to control her own reproductive choices.

Following up

Trudeau's town hall tour has seen


him host events in the Halifax suburb of Lower Sackville, N.S., as well as London, Ont., Hamilton, Quebec City, Winnipeg and Edmonton.

At each, Canadians took the microphone to ask for help with issues they were personally having with various levels of government and, in each case, Trudeau said he would take details and have someone look into their plight. The same was true in Nanaimo.

An elderly man asked about a tax change — to the principal residence exemption — that effectively makes it more expensive for him to house his mentally disabled son in a separate dwelling. Trudeau thanked the man for sharing his story, saying that he was glad to hear about "unintended consequences" that were not foreseen when the law was changed.

Another woman asked about afriend of hers, who was both a student and a single parent, saying she was finding it nearly impossible to survive and build a better life for themselves and their child.

Trudeau asked the woman if her friend was getting the Canada Child Benefit. When the woman said she did not think so, the prime minister told her that was the first step.

The prime minister told both questioners he would have staff collect personal details from them and would have them follow up to see what he could do to improve their situations.

Watch the full town hall in the player below:


Photo by Timothy NorrisL.A.'s own multi-genre crew Ozomatli on the Sasquatch Stage.
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Photo by Timothy NorrisIndie country singer Kathleen Edwards. Her latest, Asking for Flowers, is well worth a listen.
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Photo by Timothy NorrisA Toucan (left) and a penguin (right). If that is not a toucan, I apologize profusely.
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Photo by Timothy NorrisPeople from Canada (or going to Canada) must be very trusting.
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Photo by Timothy NorrisRainn Wilson introduces Fleet Foxes to the Sasquatch Stage for the second time. The National had problems with the bus and changed their set to the Yeti (smallest) Stage at the end of the day. Nice break for the Foxes!
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Photo by Timothy NorrisNeko Case performing with The New Pronographers on the Sasquatch Stage.
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Photo by Timothy NorrisIt's getting warm out there. Maybe you should take a breakLinotypes. In the lower photo Dale Blackford, second from left, News-Times shop foreman, demonstrated how sheet-printed News-Times news- a iNews-iiraes news- papers are iotaea reaay ior ois- tribution. Watching are, far left, Randy Haupt, and Mike Haas, Halitzka and Phillip Powers. Students of Kenneth Simpson's class at Central 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