10 minutes after half-time when Roberto Firmino drove at the heart of the Newcastle defence, playing in Senegal winger Mane, who claimed his 14th goal of the season with a clinical finish.

A fourth win in their last five league games took Jurgen Klopp's side one point above Manchester United, who drop to third but can regain second spot with a win at Crystal Palace on Monday.

Newcastle are two points above the bottom three after their first defeat in five matches.

“It was a difficult game, we knew it was going to be beforehand and we felt it during the game,” Liverpool manager Klopp told BT Sport.

“I thought the boys were brilliant and they did what they needed to do...Mo Salah is a very offensive midfielder, more of a strikerthan a holding player. He has this desire for scoring.”

Meanwhile Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez, a former Liverpool manager, said his current side had paid a heavy price for their errors.

“We were fine for 40 minutes and tried to control them but needed to create more on the counter-attack,” explained Benitez. “We made a mistake in first half and conceded a goal, made a mistake in second half and conceded a goal.”

At Wembley, Son put Tottenham ahead in the 27th minute with his 14th goal of the season as Dele Alli's pass sliced open the Huddersfield defence and the South Korea forward raced clear to finish emphatically.

Son struck again in the 54th minute, timing his run perfectly to meet Harry Kane's cross with a bullet header past Huddersfield goalkeeper


lead in the 32nd minute as Mike van der Hoorn was left unmarked to head home from close range.

Former Leicester midfielder Andy King notched a 48th-minute tap-in for his first Swansea goal.

Jordan Ayew slammed in a 63rd-minute penalty, awarded for a foul on his brother Andre Ayew, as Swansea moved three points clear of the bottom three.

Michail Antonio got one back for West Ham in the 79th minute, but the visitors' third defeat in their last four games leaves them three points above the relegation zone.

“We have had some important victories since I arrived but this was the best performance,” Carvalhal said.

“We made West Ham dance to our music and it was rock and roll.”

Troy Deeney pushed West Bromwich Albion closer to relegation as the Watford striker's latein the Premier League with a 2-0 victory against Newcastle, while Tottenham cemented their top four berth as Son Heung-Min inspired a 2-0 win over Huddersfield on Saturday.
Salah struck in the 40th minute at Anfield to maintain his superb form in his first season with Liverpool following his move from Roma.
The Egypt winger took Alex Oxlade-Chamberlains pass and shot low under Martin Dubravka for his 32nd goal of the season and his eighth in his last seven appearances.
Liverpool took complete control 10 minutes after half-time when Roberto Firmino drove at the heart of the Newcastle defence, playing in Senegal winger Mane, who claimed his 14th goal of the season with a clinical finish.
A fourth win in their last five league games took Jurgen Klopps side one point above


Manchester United, who drop to third but can regain second spot with a win at Crystal Palace on Monday.
Leaders Manchester City sit 15 points clear of Liverpool and host Chelsea on Sunday.
Newcastle are two points above the bottom three after their first defeat in five matches.
It was a difficult game, we knew it was going to be beforehand and we felt it during the game, Liverpool manager Klopp told BT Sport.
I thought the boys were brilliant and they did what they needed to do...Mo Salah is a very offensive midfielder, more of a striker than a holding player. He has this desire for scoring.
Meanwhile Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez, a former Liverpool manager, said his current side had paid a heavy price for their errors.
We were fine for 40minutes and tried to control them but needed to create more on the counter-attack, explained Benitez. We made a mistake in first half and conceded a goal, made a mistake in second half and conceded a goal.
At Wembley, Son put Tottenham ahead in the 27th minute with his 14th goal of the season as Dele Allis pass sliced open the Huddersfield defence and the South Korea forward raced clear to finish emphatically.
Son struck again in the 54th minute, timing his run perfectly to meet Harry Kanes cross with a bullet header past Huddersfield goalkeeper Jonas Lossl.
Fourth-placed Tottenhams third successive league win lifted them five points clear of fifth-placed Chelsea in the race to qualify for next seasons Champions League via a top-four finish.
I hope I can score many


in a 63rd-minute penalty, awarded for a foul on his brother Andre Ayew, as Swansea moved three points clear of the bottom three.
Michail Antonio got one back for West Ham in the 79th minute, but the visitors third defeat in their last four games leaves them three points above the relegation zone.
We have had some important victories since I arrived but this was the best performance, Carvalhal said.
We made West Ham dance to our music and it was rock and roll.
Troy Deeney pushed West Bromwich Albion closer to relegation as the Watford strikers late goal sealed a 1-0 win at Vicarage Road.
Deeney slotted home from a Will Hughes pass in the 77th minute to leave bottom-of-the-table West Brom nursing a fifth consecutive defeat that leaves them eight pointsFeatured library resources

This meticulously researched biography traces the life of the late U.S. Senator Spark M. Matsunaga, from his humble plantation beginnings to the trenches of wartime Europe to the floor of the U.S. Senate. A member of Congress for 28 years and a champion of civil rights, space exploration and veterans benefits, the Senator from Hawaii paved the way for Asian-Americans in public service.


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The Divine Divan: Four Women and One Casserole

Like my sister and I, The Original Chicken Divan was not born in Kansas. Chicken Divan was the signature dish of the now bygone restaurant, Divan Parisien in New York City. But Kansas was where Marcile, my grandmother, made the dish and passed it on to my mother, Dana Claire–as we so affectionately call her when making fun of her Kansan roots. For this parting project, I wanted to write about the rejection and acceptance of heritage; how we see what has been given to us and take it, leave it, or change it. To accomplish this through the medium of food, I saw no option other than to conquer the family casserole–and to involve my mother, sister, and grandmother (throughKristen Kish became only the second female champion of TV’s Top Chef last year.

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Chiesa della

Santissima Trinità

Via G. Garibaldi 6

The city’s religious animation after the Council of Trent (1545-1563) was entrusted to the confraternities, groups of laymen consecrated to the main mysteries of Christian life, while at the same time busy with charity work. The confraternity premises needed spaces of worship for the liturgical functions of the confreres who – in a sort of competition in the magnificence of devotion – during the XVII and XVIII centuries took on the shape of actual monumental churches, which go side by side or add to the framework of parishes and religious houses; one just has to think about the role and artistic value of the chapels of the confraternities of the Santo Sudario and Spirito Santo, in the old city centre.

The Confraternity of theSantissima Trinità was founded in 1577 and was first located at San Pietro de Corte Ducis, between the cathedral and town hall; to find new spaces, the confreres succeeded in getting the unsafe St. Agnese church knocked down as well as some adjacent buildings, In the area at the crossroads between the major straight axis of the city (via Dora Grossa, now via Garibaldi) and the street towards the new Renaissance cathedral (the present via XX Settembre). The building, probably meant to strongly mark the spot emerging from a still medieval fabric, is now partly incorporated into the XVIII century buildings which remodeled the heart of the Baroque capital city.

The church is set out on a central plan, equilateral triangle inscribed in one circumference, geometric layout with explicit


references to Trinitarian symbolism, a main theme in the spirituality of the Confraternity of the Trinità (and which will be taken up again in the layout of the chapel of the Sindone, just a few decades later.)

The project, which dates back to the beginning of the XVII century, is by the Duke’s architect and confraternity member Ascanio Vitozzi (1539-1615), who is buried there: this work came after his works on the sanctuary of Vicoforte, the church of Cappuccini in Turin and the new ducal palace. Despite the church being built for the confraternity’s use, the size of the liturgical hall is undoubtedly imposing: the diameter of the central space is roughly 17 metres, while the dome, completed in 1661, rises to 47 metres, making it an emerging featureof urban religious landscape, albeit externally incomplete.

The building has been officiated since 1606, but the liturgical furnishings came about afterwards, following both the demands imposed by changing tastes and by fund flows. For three years (1627-1631) the church was seat of the congregation of Theatine friars, who later went on to receive the ducal chapel of St. Lorenzo.

The high altar (1699-1703) is by Francesco Aprile, on a design by Michelangelo Garove: on the altar ‘mensa’ we find an imposing Eucharistic tabernacle portraying Christ Resuscitated in its shutter panel; above the tabernacle, in the frame of an imposing architecture of free columns in pink marble crowned by a marble ciborium, we find now a XVII century crucifix. Beyond the screen of columns was the choir of confreres, badly damaged


(as the original part of the altar’s wooden sculpture) by the fire in 1943.

The liturgical furnishings nearest the original setting are the left altar (1635), made from a design by Carlo di Castellamonte as a gift for the confrere president Silvestro de Montoliveto: it shows the Santa Maria del Popolo painted towards the mid 1500s by the Flemish painter Giovanni Caracca (Jean Kraeck), court artist of Duke Emanuele Filiberto, who was also member of the confraternity; this picture of Mary accompanied the confreres from 1595, through the various moves, and was restored in 2014.

The right altar (1734) was made as part of the whole redecoration undertaken under the guidance of Filippo Juvarra from 1718, completed over the following decades by his scholar Giovanni Pietro Baroni di Tavigliano. OnSantissima Trinità, as well as liturgical functions and the common prayer of the confreres, is active with four works of charity according to the tradition of its mandate: maintenance, restoration and enhancement of the church complex, of its choir and sacristy; ‘ social housing’ in apartments near the church; the Fondazione Crocetta, owner of the rest home in the Crocetta neighbourhood since the late XIX century; a Catholic university residence in vicolo Crocetta is being built.

As well as the activities of the Arciconfraternita, the church hosts prayer moments and projects by the Pastorale Universitaria Diocesana.


Forget them. The most
influential figure in Australian cinema in the Eighties has been Al Batross. Giant, clumsy and bird-shaped, Batross has a fondness for wearing white feathers and
squawking out, in reproachful litany, the names of the best-known Australian
films of the Seventies. His specialty is draping himself around the neck of
second-generation Aussie New Wavers and making them think, "Anything
past Australian filmmakers could do, we can't do better."

But that second wave
of down-under directors is at last beginning to try. And even succeed. In
recent years, movies like Ann Turner's Celia
and
Jane Campion'sSweetie,shown this year in competition
at Cannes and set for the current New York Film Festival, have radically
rewritten the feminist gospel according to My Brilliant Career. And
male directors like John Hillcoat and Richard
Lowenstein have turned Australia's more macho movie traditions (truth at24
Fosters per second) on their sun-bronzed heads. For them the era of George
Miller's Mad Max is over; and Crocodile
Dundee is a bland comedy blockbuster telling us more about world
box-office tastes than about life in Australia today, yesterday or ever.

During the early to
mid-Eighties, all the Antipodes seemed able to throw up on the shore of world
cinema were pale imitations of the First Wave movies: films of golden-Lensed gentility about growing up in the Outback, or
backing out of growing up, or growing back to nature by dropping out. Sylvie,Constance,Phar Lap, The Man From Snowy
River, We of the Never Never:the clone factory
seemed unstoppable. There were even directors with clone names, like George
"Not the Mad Max one" Miller.

The only prominent
filmmaker to defy typicality at this time was Paul Cox, and
he hardly seemed


Australian at all. In a sense he wasn't. The Dutch-extracted
director's resolutely artistic films
– Man of Flowers, Cactus, Vincent – were more
like film-fest bouquets nurtured in an acutely personal hothouse than tough
plants rooted in the Australian soil and redolent of its native dreams and
anxieties.

By the early Eighties
most of the original New Wavers had brain-drained to Hollywood. Here they
either flourished (Peter Weir, Fred Schepisi,
George "the original" Miller) or flailed about bravely for survival
(Gillian Armstrong, Bruce Beresford). Meanwhile, Australia's
historical-cultural affinity with America – a shared 'new world' experience
– presented a choice: either to control the fiercer bacterial trends from
U.S. cinema or to create authentically Australian film culture to keep
artistic contagion at bay.

For the first time in
over a decade, Australian cinema looks new, combative and exciting. A bunch
of Aussie films have appearedthat put discord before decorum,
nuisance-making before nostalgia. These directors are mostly under 30. And
all dare to introduce Australian cinema – hitherto home of the Golden
Narrative – to shifting perspectives, structural experiment and highly discomforting
stories and characters.

Richard Lowenstein laid
the ground plan. A child of the Sixties, he relishes hounding the
Establishment, wherever and in whatever guise it shows itself. His 1983
feature debut was Strikebound,which though it suffered from a holier-than-thou radicalism in its
reenactment of a historical mining dispute, occupied ruggedly original
ground somewhere between B-movie and Brecht.

Dogs in Space (1987) is even more
novel. It comes on like a post-hippie musical with a cast too zonked out to
sing or dance. Crusadinglystructureless,
the film chronicles the overlapping destinies of a houseful of Melbourne
squatters in the Seventies. While Peace and Love yields to the Punk


era,
they hold out in their disheveled commune as if it were a counterculture Alamo.

While the music
soundtrack explodes with formative hits, the characters' lives implode with
formative misses. What they can't do or refuse to do – manage their love
lives, get a job, respect the neighbors, honor their parents, be nice to the
police – is as much an affirmation of who they are as what they can do.
Meanwhile, the Skylab satellite rains down junk around them, as if the breaking
up of outer space were parodying the disintegration of their own inner space.

On the surface Ann
Turner's Celia seems better behaved.
Indeed, it's eerily reminiscent at first of the "old" New Wave, as,
with photo-album wistfulness, it jaunts through a remembered past (postwar
Australia) in company with a little girl growing up. But this littlegirl is
not a test-tube feminist (My
Brilliant Career),or a victim of the education system (The Getting of Wisdom),or
a pretty young thing steered toward the treadmill of job-getting (Caddie). She's a
paranoid schizophrenic.

Growing up in
late-Fifties Melbourne, she adores her Marxist granny, whose room she
venerates and trespasses even after Gran's death.
She's annoyed when forbidden to play with the neighbor kids, just because
their mum and dad have Communist leanings. And she's mad as hell when pet
rabbit Murgatroyd has to be surrendered – along
with all other privately owned bunnies – to the government's "rabbit
master" during the myxomatosis scare of 1957.
"Rabbits are a serious menace to Australia's economy;' booms a
movie-theater newsreel over shots of the furry disease-spreaders taking over
the landmass.

So far, so sane. Celia sounds like any normal kid. But Turner keeps
tweaking the perspective and


punching dents in the movie's naturalism. Soon
we wonder if Celia's grasp on reality is any more secure than our own. She
has nightmare visions (in broad daylight) of a slimy, monster hand at the
bedroom window. She likes to press a glass tumbler to her bedroom wall to
hear Mum and Dad making love. With her pals, she impales voodoo images of least
favorite grownups. When she plays in the woods, they take on a sinister,
heavy-breathing life. And finally, in a moment of brisk, affectless
panic, she murders someone.

Celia is the identikit
Australian
coming-of-age movie parodied and dismembered. Even its faux-innocent vein
of social history – the myxomatosis alert – takes
on meaning as a prankish fable of anti-Communist persecution. And the film's
heroine is not so much a three as four-dimensional character. Not tied to any
one spaceor time, this riveting little refusenik
belongs to a radical continuum. She's an Alice in Oz, riding the surf of
subversion. Celia, one feels, could pop
up in any generation wreaking near-identical havoc.

This bid to uproot
their country's cinema from the parochialism of nostalgia is the best and
bravest thing the new filmmakers have done. Australian cinema got its
national history off its chest under Weir, Schepisi,
Armstrong and Co.. The only significant
exception to the slew of films about the past was films about a garish, gaga
post-apocalyptic future. If nothing else, the Mad Max series
attacked the unspoken rationale for staying in Australia: at least
we'll survive World War III. It was, more prosaically, the primal yell
of the one guest at the meal who couldn't take any more good manners of
"Pass the port:' Max was vivid, commercial,
brutal


story of two deeply weird sisters, synthesizes
the best features of all these new Australian movies. It blends the
dissenting punk affectlessness of Dogs in Space with
the caged frustrations and nightmare predeterminism
of Ghosts of the Civil Dead. ("Some animals won't mate in
captivity," boyfriend Lou comments ruefully on his relationship with
Sweetie's sister, Kay.) And Campion's picture of
the female psyche adrift in an Australia still stubbornly obsessed with
machismo and male-order family values has the surreal inflections of Celia – andthen some.

What My Brilliant
Career was to the First Wave in new Australian cinema, Sweetie may
be to the Second. Gillian Armstrong's film was made in the gilded dawn of the
feminist movement. Judy Davis – tough, spunky, ruggedly attractive – was the
New Woman, time-warped into the Aussie cinema's then all-purpose golden age
(circa 1900). In Sweetie,the
twofiercer. When Kay, Lou and Kay's dad decide to have a
holiday from the uncongenial Sweetie by going on a weekend drive into the
Outback to see mum, who has put that great Australian utility that is the
equal of gas, electricity and water – namely, space – between her and the
family, the film's bred-in-the-bone bizarreness is fully revealed. They find
Mum living and working in a sort of shantytown for jackaroos
(Australian cowboys), where she's the resident cook and chanteuse. The jackaroos dance with each other by moonlight in the main
street while Mum croons.

Nothing so
inspirationally dotty has been seen since Blazing Saddles,and Sweetie does it
all with a straight face. And keeps it straight for the finale. Returning
home, Kay and company find that Sweetie, furious at their desertion, has
decided to turn into a


dog. She barks at them in the kitchen. Then she takes
off her clothes, paints her body black, climbs a tree and bays blue murder
across the neighborhood.

Reportedly loathed and
loved in equal measure at Cannes (and cold-shouldered by a jury under the
sober presidency of WimWenders), Sweetie may be the crowning achievement of the new
Australian modernism. It rejects the moral omniscience of My Brilliant
Career:we
are not being guided toward any discernible evolutionary message about
humanity. And it hurls out the window the radiant aesthetic proprieties of Picnic
at Hanging Rock. Campion's style is one of
witty disruption: sudden overhead shots, bulging close-ups, characters
bunched asymmetrically on one side of the screen.

Above all, it parodies
and subverts the classical time-sense of the Weir-Armstrong-Schepisi movies. With Campion
– whose earlier short films, like Peel (1982) and A Girl's Own
Story (1984),were five-finger exercises for the surreal sonata of Sweetie
– amovie has not
so much a beginning, middle and end as a life-and-death struggle with the
whole concept of time. Inserted into Sweetie's early scenes are
black-and-white time-lapse shots of plants pushing through the earth. As well
as dramatizing Kay's phobia about trees, these suggest the awful
uncontrollability of the processes of growing – whether animal, vegetable or
human. "Coming of age," which in the First New Wave movies was a
synonym for moral victory and self-fulfillment, is in Sweetie a
concept either unrealizable or full of nightmare terrors.

Directors Lowenstein,
Turner, Hillcoat and Campion
are a collective reaction against the cloying humanism of Seventies
Australian cinema. Weir, Armstrong, Schepisi and Beresford mediated
their dissidence through an (often facile) optimism about the end results of
human courage and struggle. These qualities would always


win through, the
films suggested – if not with an immediate, personal victory, then by their
example for future generations. Indeed, most of the best-known First Wave
films were based on books, memoirs or true-life stories that had already
established such heartening immortality.

The new Australian
movies are less dependent on the crutch of adaptation and far more
venturesome and gymnastic in marrying dissident themes to dissident styles.
As one critic points out in Don't Shoot Darling!,a recent book of essays
about new women directors in Australia: "The films of the Seventies
constitute 'difference' because of their challenge to prevailing ideologies
and their form of political address. The Eighties films have been more concerned
with challenging the audience relationship to film and traditional genres and
language."

Even in the larger,
untidy undertow of commercial Aussie cinema today – those films with no
special eyeon festival prizes or art-house status – there's been a change in
the zeitgeist since the Seventies. The period pieces, folksy comedies and
coming-of-age movies that loomed large in that decade, have largely vanished.
In the late Eighties, the average production slate for a year is dominated by
thrillers: crime thrillers, political thrillers, sci-fi or fantasy
thrillers.

The plots for many of
these movies sound like inspired postmodernist
brainstorms
(even if their execution is more platitudinous). In Haydn Keenan's
Pandemonium (1988), a young woman trying to leave her husband is
subjected to a baroquely spiraling ordeal by psychological terror and
kitchen weaponry. And in Ian Pringle's Prisoner of St. Petersburg (1989),
an Australian boy roams a German town in the belief that he's a Dostoyevski character trapped in 19th century Russia.

Even in modern
nonfiction films, there is an impatience with the literal-minded


press charges despite the fact that the mother of the alleged victim had voicemail tapes and tape recordings of Sandusky and her son and their sexually explicit conversations. However, at a later time, the formerly rejected case, as well as other Sandusky victims resurfaced in 2005 and Gricar reopened his investigation. Shortly thereafter, on his day off, Gricar went missing and has body has never been found. His laptop was found in a nearby creek, but none of the data could be retrieved according to the FBI investigative report.

Missing DA Ray Gricar

Gricar was declared legally dead in 2011, after the Sandusky scandal surfaced. The investigation of the apparent kidnapping and murder of Ray Gricar could politely be described as incomplete. Gricar’s fate is an all too common fatewith evidence against Sandusky during the trial process. These same board members have not uniformly disavowed the actions of the Sandusky created entity which was responsible for pimping out children. The board members have not totally disavowed the organization’s complicity in these heinous crimes by resigning. The overall silence of the following board members should give anyone cause for concern.

Second Mile Foundation Official Governing Board Members

Second Mile Governing Board Member Institutional Affiliation David Woodle Chairman & CEO, NanoHorizons, Inc. Clyde Shuman Principal, Precision Medical, Inc. William Martin Certified Financial Planner, uFinancial Cliff Benson Retired, Deloitte Tax LLP Donald Carlino President, Airgas Safety, Inc. Sen. Jake Corman Pennsylvania State Senator Neal DeAngelo Owner, DeAngelo Brothers, Inc. Edward Dunklebarger President, Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. Kenneth Ewing Retired, Hershey Foods Corporation Michael


Attorney and Community Volunteer Louie Sheetz Executive Vice President for Marketing, Sheetz, Inc. Fred Strouse Realtor, Kissinger Bigatel Brower Richard Struthers Retired, Bank of America Michael Sullivan Owner, Automated Records Centre Daryl Milliner Regional Vice President, Paradigm Partners Jerry Burton Certified Brain Specialist Mark Greenberg Director, The Prevention Research Center, College of Health and Human Development, Pennsylvania State University

Do the above mentioned board members of The Second Mile Foundation expect a naive public that from 1977 to 2011, that absolutely no Second Mile official, nobody at all, except for the abused children and Sandusky, had any knowledge of the abuse? Keep in mind that these young victims were pimped out in broad daylight.

What about Ray Gricar? How does a District Attorney, who has shown interest in the Sanduskyring, based at Elm Guest House, located in Barnes, in London. Also, the same allegations are being levied, with regard to sexually abused young boys, from Grafton Close Children’s Home. in nearby Richmond, also located in London

Allegedly, the young boys were subjected to appalling sexual abuse. One source is said to have suggested that Anthony Blunt, who was the former Keeper of the Queen’s Pictures and a former Soviet spy, used to go to the illicit parties at the guest houses and participated in snuff films. Subsequently, detectives launched a probe, codenamed “Operation Fernbridge”, in which they obtained a list of ‘prominent people’ who allegedly stayed at the guest house in the 1980’s.

Specific allegations of child abuse in the early 1980’s at the Elm Guest House, in Barnes,


London were made by Tom Watson, MP in the House of Commons. The present investigation is stalled in the British legislative body.

Allegations of child sexual abuse perpetrated by the Elm Guest House first emerged after a 1990 inquest into the suspicious suicide of its German manager Carole Kasir, who first brought forward the allegations of child kidnapping, sexual abuse and murder. Kasir was “suicided” Nancy Schaefer style.

The Murder/Suiciding of GA. State Senator Nancy Schaefer

Former Georgia State Senator, Nancy Schaefer was an outspoken opponent of Child Protective Services (CPS). Schaefer authored an investigation in which, among other findings, revealed the following:

“…the separation of families is growing as a business because local governments have grown accustomed to having taxpayer dollars to balance their ever-expanding budgets.

The Adoption and the Safe Familiescause. Subsequently, CPS and their partners, the corrupt juvenile court judges can place these children wherever they see fit (e.g. The Franklin House, Boys Town, Elm House, The Second Mile Foundation) where unimaginable horrors take place.

Schaefer and her husband died under very mysterious circumstances at their home in Georgia in March of 2010.

The Biggest Victims of All

Great Britain is a key link in the biggest ever international investigation into the production and supply of pedophile snuff films in which children are murdered on film after being sexually abused. The investigation includes many snuff films obtained from many countries across Europe with the origins coming out Russian and Israel. The most shocing category of sex and snuff films made was code-named ‘Necros Pedo’ in which children were raped and


alleges that French officials has been bribed by France’s powerful Zionist lobby.

Eight Zionist Jews of Italian origin and three Zionist Jews of Russian extraction were arrested and charged by Italian police for kidnapping, raping and murdering non-Jewish children between the ages of two and five years, obtained from Russian orphanages. The children were raped and then murdered as part of a series of snuff films. Prosecutors estimate that as many as 1700 children were victimized in this heinous fashion and an undetermined determined number of American pedophiles paid $20,000 per film to watch these young children raped and murdered on film (I can barely type these words without gagging).

To add insult to injury, both the AP and Reuters did actually cover the Italian investigation. However, the American corporateTerrence P. Dwyer, Esq.

Terrence P. Dwyer retired from the New York State Police after a 22-year career as a Trooper and Investigator. He is now a tenured Professor in the Justice and Law Administration Department at Western Connecticut State University and an attorney in private practice representing law enforcement officers in disciplinary cases, critical incidents, and employment matters. He is the author of Legal Issues in Homeland Security, Looseleaf Law Publications.

Fourth Amendment rights are no less impacted by emerging technologies, but standard legal understandings of what information will now be considered private versus public is undergoing new consideration


This is the last thing he saw before he died

Shao Ying / Xinhua Press / Corbis Hungarian wingsuit flyer Victor Kovats jumps into a valley in Tianmen Mountain National Forest in central China’s Hunan province, Oct. 8, 2013.

Victor Kovats, a Hungarian wing suit flyer who went missing Tuesday following a jump into a valley in Tianmen Mountain National Forest in central China’s Hunan province, was found dead Wednesday. This is the last image of Kovats, whose parachute failed to deploy after he plunged into the air.www.irishtimes.com

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Bruce Springsteen heads to Kilkenny in July

The facts: Bruce Springsteen has added two more Irish dates to his Irish tour in July. In addition to previously announced shows in Limerick, Cork and Belfast, Springsteen & The E Street Band will now play Kilkenny’s Nowlan Park on …

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The facts: Bruce Springsteen has added two more Irish dates to his Irish tour in July. In addition to previously announced shows in Limerick, Cork and Belfast, Springsteen & The E Street Band will now play Kilkenny’s Nowlan Park on Saturday and Sunday July 27 and 28. The dates, the last in the band’s European tour, are part of a Wrecking Ball Weekender at the venue with Glen Hansard and Damien Dempsey


The Cowboy Poet

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Tyler Sutton can run all he wants from his past, but he's still got himself to contend with. Dark, secret dreams of sexual submission continue to haunt the magazine reporter. The embers of his hidden yearnings burst into a bright flame of reality when Tyler meets Clint Darrow, the cowboy poet. Clint, the foreman on a West Texas bull ranch, hides his dominant sensual nature behind the laconic, quiet persona of a true Texas cowboy. When the pair are thrown together in a search to uncover the culprit of a series of thefts at various local ranches, the connection is immediate and fierce. As they begin to explore their attraction for one another, Clint senses Tyler's need for sexual surrender. Clint must exert every ounceShare this article:

A Glendale man and two other Iranian-Americans settled their lawsuit against Petco Animal Supplies Stores Inc. in which they alleged the pet store chain refused to sell goldfish to any Persians or anyone of Iranian background as the fish are usually kept in bowls as part of the celebration of the Iranian New Year.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs filed court papers Oct. 12 with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Feffer stating that the case was resolved. No details of the terms were divulged.

The tradition of having goldfish at home for the new year celebration is perhaps best known to the general public from a 1995 movies “The White Balloon” in which a child tries to find goldfish for the holiday before stores close. Some animal rights


German well-known expert in motorsport, Winfried Matter came to China at the beginning of 2003. He worked in a responsible role to support the creation of the management concept of the Formula 1 track in Shanghai (SIC, Shanghai International Circuit).

More than 40 years of experience in motorsport encouraged him to leave Germany and establish a company in China - Matter Motorsport Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

His aim is to transfer the experience gained with his own car-safety related companies in Germany, France and England to the Chinese market.

From his partnership with most manufacturers and suppliers worldwide, he sees many possibilities of passing on his knowledge to Chinese Industry, Organizations and the Government.

Matter International Consulting (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. was founded in 2003 as an enterprise dealing with consultancy outsideA Phoenix police officer is facing domestic violence charges after allegedly shoving his girlfriend, also a police officer, during a fight at their West Valley home.

Peoria police spokesman Jay Davies said Jeremy Hessner was arrested just after midnight Wednesday at a residence near 91st Avenue and Bell Road.

Police responded to the home after Hessner's girlfriend called 911 saying Hessner had shoved her and broken items inside the house during an argument. Both Hessner and his girlfriend had been drinking alcohol, Davies said.

Peoria police also said Hessner's girlfriend, Christine Norris, will also face domestic violence assault charges after she told police she also hit Hessner during the fight. Marks were found on his body.

Norris is also an officer with the Phoenix Police Department.

Hessner was taken into custody and is


Semiconductor devices containing CMOS circuits having PMOS and NMOS transistors are capturing attention.
In those semiconductor devices, a gate conductor is formed continuously in a PMOS transistor formation region and an NMOS transistor formation region. The portion of the gate conductor in the PMOS transistor formation region works as the gate electrode of the PMOS transistor; the portion of the gate conductor in the NMOS transistor formation region works as the gate electrode of the NMOS transistor.
Over the semiconductor substrate on which the PMOS and NMOS transistors are formed, an interlayer insulating film is formed to cover the PMOS and NMOS transistors. Contact holes to the gate conductor are formed in the interlayer insulating film and conductor plugs are embedded in the contact holes.
There is a method for improvingthe carrier mobility in a PMOS transistor by providing an insulating film that covers the PMOS transistor so as to apply a compressive stress to the channel region of the PMOS transistor. In another method for improving the carrier mobility in an NMOS transistor, an insulating film that covers the NMOS transistor is formed so as to apply a tensile stress to the channel region of the NMOS transistor. (See Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publications No. 2007-208166, No. 2008-16853 and No. 2007-235074, for example).
However, when forming contact hole down to the gate conductor passing through the stress insulating films, the hole may not reach the gate conductor because of the stress insulating films. If contact holes do not reach the gate conductor, the connection between the conductor plugs and


Soot, produced from the incomplete combustion of the coal, oil (such as diesel oil), wood or other carbonaceous materials, mainly consists of carbon. The exhaust gas of a diesel engine has a high level of carbonaceous soot, which is undesirable in view of environment protection. One approach for reducing/eliminating the soot emissions of a diesel engine is the employment of a diesel particulate filter in the exhaust gas system of the diesel engine. In order to decrease the temperature for periodically regenerating the diesel particulate filter and perform the regeneration continuously in situ, catalysts may be added to the diesel fuel, or may be impregnated in or coated/deposited onto the wall(s) of the diesel particulate filter to promote the oxidization of soot trapped in the diesel particulate filterthin film of oxide superconductor and hence successive deposition of thin films each made of different material is required.
Successive deposition of a thin film of ordinary conductor such as metal on a thin film of oxide superconductor is required also in the other type superconducting element consisting of superconductor and ordinary conductor. In these superconducting elements, a superconducting current passes through a thin film of non-superconductor sandwiched between two layers of superconductors positioned close to each other. A distance between the two adjacent superconductors is determined by the coherence length of superconductor. Since the coherence length of oxide superconductors is very short, the distance between two adjacent superconductors must be several nanometer.
In addition to this, from a point of view as performance of the superconducting devices, all thin


This invention relates to a process unit adapted to be removably mounted in a main assembly of an electrostatographic printing machine, the unit comprising a housing and an imaging member inside the housing. The invention further relates to an electrostatographic printing machine employing such a process unit.
Conventionally, in the automatic xerographic process, a latent electrostatic image of an original to be reproduced is recorded upon an image retaining member and the image then made visible, or developed, by means of a finely divided particulate toner material. In reusable xerography, the developed toner image is generally transferred from the image retaining member to a copy sheet, such as paper or the like, and the image affixed thereto to form a permanent record of the original input scene information. AlthoughAlkaline trio. The band released their Debut EP ‘Garden’ in 2015.

In 2016 No Sunlight won a UK national BOTB competition hosted by Firestone Tyres. Out of hundreds of applicants that applied, The band was selected into the final four of the competition, before performing and taking home the trophy at the final – staged at the NIA arena in Birmingham. Over 62,000 people watched the live video of the competition online. Since winning, the band went on a brief hiatus in 2017 before recording their follow up EP ‘You Can’t Take a Picture of This, it’s Already Gone’ was released in February 2018.


The Undefeated (2011 film)

The Undefeated is an American political documentary on Sarah Palin, who was Governor of Alaska and later the Republican Party nominee for vice president in the 2008 United States presidential election. The documentary is written and directed by Stephen K. Bannon. The Undefeated was released on , 2011.

Synopsis

The film is constructed in three acts. The film opens with a montage. The first act concerns itself with Palin's term as mayor of Wasilla. The second act is about Palin's half term as governor of Alaska. The third act, titled "From here, I can see November," revolves around her candidacy for vice-president and her rise to national prominence. It goes into detail how she became the darling of the Tea Party movement. The film ends with clipscommunity groups of older adults in South West England. Gatekeepers of these groups were identified through networking with umbrella organisations, attending and presenting at a local community health and wellbeing event for older people and presenting the research on a radio show focusing on health and wellbeing \[[@CR27]\]. Initial contact was made with the gatekeepers of a diverse range of groups working with older people to explain the study and ask permission to attend the group to talk to their members about the research. The researcher (BS) attended the community groups run for older adults, explained the research to the members and took the contact details of any interested members. Participant information packs were sent by mail, and interviews were arranged if the consent form and reply slips


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The father's complaint asks this court to determine it has jurisdiction


court awarded custody to the mother. The father has exhausted his Colorado state appeals. The issue here, apparently of first impression in this circuit, is whether the Act gives this court authority to decide which state has power to determine custody of the child.
The uncontested facts are as follows. The child was born in New York on October 13, 1979. The parties were married on December 15, 1979. On April 19, 1982, the mother took the child and moved to Colorado. On June 23, 1982 the father filed in New York court for an order of separation and a writ of habeas corpus to deliver the child. Almost a month later, on July 19, 1982, the mother filed for divorce in Colorado. She concedes that later that sameday she was served in the New York separation action.
*235 On October 5, 1982, on the mother's default and after receiving a referee's report, the Supreme Court in New York granted the father a judgment of separation and custody of the child. Three days later, the mother moved for an order to show cause in the New York Supreme Court to vacate the judgment. The court enjoined the father from taking any steps to enforce the custody decree. Thereafter it referred the motion to a traverse hearing.
On March 23, 1983, the Colorado district court granted a judgment of divorce and awarded custody to the mother. Both sides were represented by counsel. The father was served in December 1982. He moved to stay the proceedings on the ground New


York had assumed jurisdiction, and the court deemed the motion untimely.
On May 4, 1983, apparently after holding a traverse hearing on April 12, 1983, the New York Supreme Court sustained the traverse, vacated the separation judgment, and dismissed the action.
The Colorado Court of Appeals affirmed the divorce judgment on May 31, 1983. The court held that, although the trial court should have stayed the proceeding when it became aware of the New York action, only Colorado had jurisdiction because the father did not serve the mother in the New York action until after she filed the Colorado suit.
On June 18, 1984, the New York Appellate Division unanimously reversed the May 4, 1983 Supreme Court order and denied the mother's application to vacate the original separation judgment.
On June 24,1985, the Supreme Court of Colorado denied the father's petition for a writ of certiorari. He brought this action in November 1985.
The father contends this court has federal question jurisdiction under the Act. He asserts that Colorado was prohibited by the Act from exercising jurisdiction to award custody because the child's "home state," New York, had made a child custody determination "consistently" with the Act.
Subsection (b)(4) of the Act, in pertinent part, defines "home state" as the state in which the child has lived with a parent "for at least six consecutive months." As noted above, a custody determination by the New York court in this case was "consistent" with the Act if New York had been the child's "home state" within the six months preceding the commencement


of the proceedings and the father resided in New York. The Act prohibited Colorado from exercising jurisdiction if the child's "home state" was doing so on the date Colorado proceedings were commenced.
The mother argues that the Act does not authorize suit in a federal court to enforce its terms and that because the New York determination was "in limbo" when the Colorado divorce judgment was entered, Colorado could properly assume jurisdiction. She further says that because she was not served until after filing the divorce suit, Colorado obtained jurisdiction before New York.
Article IV, Section 1 of the United States Constitution, the so-called full faith and credit clause, provides
Full Faith and Credit shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and Judicial Proceedings of every otherThe Washington State Attorney General's Office appears to be investigating the multilevel marketing company LuLaRoe, according to sources who were contacted and interviewed by the agency.

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The Washington State Attorney General's Office appears to be investigating the multilevel marketing company LuLaRoe, sources with knowledge of the investigation told Business Insider.

The agency has helped secure refunds over several months — some worth thousands of dollars —


Tribeca Film Festival Sues for $100 Million

MANHATTAN (CN) – The Tribeca Film Festival sued a real estate developer for $100 million, claiming it changed the deal to redevelop Pier 57 in New York, and changed the pier’s name in violation of their agreement. Tribeca Enterprises and the Tribeca Film Festival sued Young Woo & Associates, in New York County Supreme Court. Tribeca claims that since 2008 it worked with Young Woo in a long drawn out proposal, which had to pass City Council scrutiny, redevelop Pier 57 and lease it from the Hudson River Park Trust, which “wanted to ensure that the Project was awarded to a developer that would utilize a significant portion of the property for public use.” “Given its strong ties to the community, itsexisting commitment to making cultural programming available to the public, and its track record of operating large-scale cultural events in New York, participation by Tribeca in the Project was key to YWA being awarded the Project by HRPT,” the film festival says in the complaint. It adds: “The Project contemplated that the rooftop space of the newly designed Pier 57 would be reserved for public use and be made available to the public mostly free of charge, and that Tribeca would be the exclusive tenant and the programmer for that space during the entire term that HRPT agreed to lease the property to YWA, and all of the economic terms of the business arrangement between YWA and Tribeca were agreed.” But after Young Woo won the contract, and


his appearance in light of his comments.

Lange, pictured above at his June sentencing for heroin possession — he got four years of probation — embarked on a tweetstorm in support of Macdonald.

The comedian, who lives in Hoboken and has credited Macdonald with helping him get clean after drug binges, was also a cast member on Macdonald's ABC series "Norm" from 1999 to 2001 and co-starred with him in the 1998 movie "Dirty Work."

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Allow me to ramble for a few tweets in defense of my old friend Norm Macdonald. (I've also known him for years). If u don't understand the sentence pls stop reading now. Back to Norm. U see I'm in an odd situation. I have made a living as a professional humorist for 24 yrs- --Artie Lange (@artiequitter) September 12, 2018

Reacting to the notion that Macdonald would be kicked off "The Tonight Show," Lange, who grew up in Union Township, went into detail about his own experiences with talk shows.

"U see I'm in an odd situation," he tweeted. "I have made a living as a professional humorist for 24 yrs- Yet I’m not treated like I’m in Show business. This is good and bad. It's also as aforementioned odd. I've been a regular on several network tv shows. Starred in studio movies. Written best selling books. Sold out Carnegie Hall in 2 hours. A record for comedians btw!"

Lange, who is best known for his stint on "The Howard Stern Show," continued: "I'm in SAG The Writers Guild. Etc. and oh yeah. I co


a Roninite could send. Overhead, two police drones hovered, watching all. Ezekiel sighed. Looked down at the shiny puddle on his chest. Looked at the bottle of wine in his hand.

He took a swig from the bottle.

Hours later, Ezekiel stumbled through a stream of people, down a sweaty alleyway, drones still in tow. It was around sunset, but hard to tell with all the soot and filth left in the sky after the wars. These were the refugee ghettos, a haphazard mishmash of high rise apartment blocks built to house those who came during the floods. They were dilapidated before they opened, with nowhere near enough space for all the people. Four to a room, with a roof that hadn’t caved in yet, was considered luxurious.

There was acommotion off in the distance, an explosion or gun shot, and the sounds of human chaos. The drones went over to check. Ezekiel turned a corner and picked up the pace, his drunken stumble turning into a purposeful stride. In an empty alleyway, Ezekiel came to a manhole cover. He looked around to make sure he wasn’t being watched, and lifted it open.

Ezekiel trudged through a dank sewer tunnel. He poured out the contents of his bottle, revealing water. Most days, it was water. Some days, it was wine. For the middle path is the way of the warrior.

In a dark elevated tunnel, he came to an abandoned maintenance shed, the wood rotting off the door frame. He pulled out a key, and opened it.

Inside the candlelit room,


pointed at their necks.

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The rocket shook violently, finally coming to a stop as it reached the weightlessness of orbit. The Roninites, strapped in their seats, breathed heavy sighs of relief. Outside a tiny window, the Earth spun below them in green, white and blue, looking so peaceful from a distance. There was a quiet moment of child-like wonder as they all stopped to stare. They drifted towards a shining metal wheel, spinning silently in orbit against the deepest of black. The docking bay opened, preparing to swallow them up like a whale.

In the 2050s, Kira Corp offered an escape from the conflicts of Earth with their Home Living in Orbit campaign- thirteen massive cities in space, with luxury apartments, one hell of a view, and all the comfortslike we belong.”

At the end of the path was a large set of double doors.

“The residential ring,” Ezekiel said with a grin. The doors opened as they approached.

“Stop!” Someone shouted. They turned to see the security guard from the facial recognition scan running towards them. “Stop those men!”

The shoppers watched in dazed confusion. It was too late. The Roninites had entered the ring with their cargo. Jehovah gave a wave as the doors shut behind them.

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In the penthouse suite of Space Station 7, Lord Amnon tied his silk bathrobe and waddled across the Persian carpet floor of his living room. Finished with lunch, he still felt unsatisfied. His body ached. Obese and greasy, beady-eyed and sluggish, he plopped himself on the Versailles sofa with a huff.

He looked out


from the barrel of Jehovah’s pistol. A gun fight ensued, bullets tearing through metal and marble. The guards had them outnumbered, but the Roninites had cover, preparation, and the element of surprise. They picked off the guards one by one, until all that was left was a room full of smoke and bodies.

Ezekiel ran over to the elevator. Pressed the button. There was no movement.

“Shit.”

“Alarms must shut ‘em down,” Jehovah said.

“Plan B…”

They pushed the slab off the front stack, and pulled out what looked like a harpoon gun. Ezekiel walked over to the wall and fired. The hook soared up over three levels of floors, the connecting rope whistling through the air, before finally running out of steam and landing on the fourth and final balcony. Its clawsdug in. Ezekiel pulled the rope apart, revealing a rope ladder.

The four started climbing.

It was shaky, the rope swaying and jerking with every step. Ezekiel looked down around the second floor and felt a wave of vertigo, his hands drenching in cold sweat. He looked up, took a deep breath, and tried not to think about it.

A security guard who had been in the bathroom arrived late in the foyer. He saw his dead pals, saw the Roninites climbing the ladder, and clumsily pulled out his pistol.

Immanuel felt a fire rip through his shoulder. The ladder rocked as the Roninites tried to hold on, realizing they were under attack. Ezekiel pulled out his pistol, taking aim. The ladder again jerked wildly, and he missed. Immanuel felt another fire


up a laser blade, holding it out in front of them, and charged for the window. The Roninites crashed through Space Station 7, their momentum carrying them towards their home planet.

In a few seconds, their skin would swell as the water in their bodies vaporized. They would feel a bubbling on their tongue, as their own saliva boiled. Cosmic radiation would cook them as they suffocated from lack of Oxygen, and in a few hours their mummified remains would burn up in the atmosphere, erasing any trace of them.

For a moment though, before any of that happened, they felt true freedom. Floating over the Earth, free from the bounds of gravity, free from the bounds of honor, free from the bounds of having a future and the worriesit entails. There was nothing left but the present moment, and the most beautiful view in the Solar System.

Ezekiel thought about his wife, somewhere down there. Thought about his son. He was sad to let them go, but was blessed to have had them. That would be enough. For the middle path is the way of the warrior. He closed his eyes, and exhaled his last breath.

Word soon spread back on Earth of the bravery these Roninites had shown. With no one keeping them under their thumb, their tribe began to prosper. A monument was erected to the four great heroes, a statue in the middle of a quiet park.

One morning, one year later, the teacher Isaiah came to pay his respects. He put down a mat, and


Wednesday, July 30, 2014

A GOP lawsuit against the Obama administration on overstepping their constitutional authority in delaying the employer mandate in Obamacare has led to Democratic outcries and a platform to fundraise for their base. Liberals call the lawsuit frivolous and that an attempt to impeach the President will follow. They say it is a waste of money and a witch hunt designed to tear apart Obamacare. They also want GOP members of Congress to do their jobs and as the President said: "stop hating all the time."

While the GOP lawsuit focuses on the employer mandate, it should be noted that since it's inception Obamacare has had 42 changes made to it. 24 of them have been done by the administration with no input from Congress or theauthority in delaying the employer mandate in Obamacare has led to Democratic outcries and a platform to fundraise for their base. Liberals call the lawsuit frivolous and that an attempt to impeach the President will follow. They say it is a waste of money and a witch hunt designed to tear apart Obamacare. They also want GOP members of Congress to do their jobs and as the President said: "stop hating all the time."

While the GOP lawsuit focuses on the employer mandate, it should be noted that since it's inception Obamacare has had 42 changes made to it. 24 of them have been done by the administration with no input from Congress or the courts. These include: the individual mandate delay, the employer mandate delay, early closing the


towards a reduction in malaria cases and deaths in the region. In 2014, EAS Heads of Government agreed to the goal of an Asia-Pacific region free of malaria by 2030 and a "Leaders' Malaria Elimination Roadmap" was subsequently endorsed in 2015 ^[@ref-4]^.

As part of the evidence base for malaria elimination for the region, APLMA, with support from the Asian Development Bank, commissioned the Global Health Group at the University of California, San Francisco and Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit to estimate the burden of malaria in the Asia-Pacific region, predict the cost of elimination for a range of scenarios and develop an investment case for malaria elimination by 2030. This collection of papers presents the outputs from this work.

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The objectives of this body of work weretowards it, and I was, and still am, hardly alone in that sentiment. It even extends to groundsmen, who have often produced sub-standard pitches that have not been given the required attention.

And my attitude reveals another important factor: we are just not very good at making centuries in one-day cricket, whether internationally or domestically.

A look at the list of those to have made most centuries in international one-day cricket is rather depressing. Sachin Tendulkar is unsurprisingly top with 49, but he did play 463 one-day internationals. That is more appearances than any other player, with Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya next on 445 (Paul Collingwood has made most for England with 197).

You have to scroll down to 25th on the centuries list to find the first Englishman, Marcus Trescothick,


stuck on 296 at Colwyn Bay, but one should really treat the nervous nineties with more gravitas. They are an important and much-discussed part of the story of a century. There is a Wikipedia page all of its own about them, and there has even been a whole book on the subject, by Kersi Meher-Homji, with a foreword by Michael Slater, who, with nine, stands fourth in the list of those dismissed most times in the nineties in Test cricket.

The identities of the top three do rather indicate that we are dealing with a strange phenomenon here, though. All of them were dismissed on 10 occasions in the nineties, and they are Steve Waugh, Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid. They were three pretty decent players, and also threeprimary business of manufacturing and marketing computer equipment. Accepting Finlay's argument would require us to hold that Storage Technology was not her statutory employer, leaving her free to pursue her common-law negligence claim.
Storage Technology, on the other hand, asserts that the court of appeals applied the appropriate standard by referring to the alleged employer's "total business operation" and "consider[ing] the elements of routineness, regularity, and the importance of the contracted service to the regular business" of the alleged employer. Storage Technology further argues that because Allied's janitorial services were a regularly needed part of Storage Technology's total business operation, Storage Technology qualifies as Finlay's statutory employer.

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In support of her argument for a narrow construction of the "regular business" test, Finlay relies primarily on three early Colorado Supreme Court


of manufacturing and selling heating systems.
Id. at 162, 254 P. at 160.
This court relied on American Radiator in Meyer v. Lakewood Country Club, 122 Colo. 110, 220 P.2d 371 (1950). In Meyer, a laborer was electrocuted while digging in preparation for the installation of manholes in an existing sewer line for the Lakewood Country Club. He was found to be ineligible for workers' compensation benefits because Lakewood Country Club was not his statutory employer. We noted that although the sewer line was necessary for the full enjoyment of some of the club's facilities, the decedent was an independent contractor doing work on the property of the club and not as part of the business of the club. Id. at 112, 220 P.2d at 372. In reaching that conclusion,Police are pleading with the public to slow down on roads with the holiday road toll now at seven, just four days after the Christmas break started.

The fatalities have been spread across the country, the most recent being two people in a head on collision yesterday morning in South Canterbury.

Mid-south Canterbury area commander Dave Gaskin, who was called out to the Boxing Day crash near Glenavy, says he doesn't want the toll to climb any higher.

"Please slow down, that's probably the best idea," he said.

"Everyone wants to have a really good long holiday, what we want is for them to get on holiday, enjoy themselves and then to come home and spend the rest of their lives with their loved ones."

Mr Gaskin said even when a collision doesn't


end in a fatality, it still leaves a significant impact on people.

He said many of these crashes are preventable and he's urging people to stop being careless on the road.

Abdul Raheem Fahad Syed, 29, who was hit by a man accused of driving while drunk, and running a red light in Auckland Central, was the first fatality to be counted.

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A 20-year-old has been charged for the crash and appeared in court yesterday.

Over the weekend, three additional people were killed in single car crashes.

Sixty-four-year-old Fijian National Lalita Devi was killed in a single-car crash in Northland on Saturday.

On Sunday, one person died and another was seriously injured after hitting a tree in Hanmer Springs.

Later that day one person was killed after a van rolled down a bank inCentral Hawke's Bay.

A fifth person died and another three were seriously injured, after a three-car collision on State Highway Five near Rotorua on Christmas Eve.

One person also died from a motorcycle crash in Buller, however this is not counted under the official road toll, as it was on a private property.

The official toll period began on December the 22nd, and runs until January the third.

Nineteen people died on New Zealand's roads over the Christmas holiday period last year, the highest holiday road toll in four years.


surveillance photographs taken during the robberies.  We have jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Sec. 1291, and we affirm.

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Terry L. Henderson was charged with three counts of unarmed bank robbery in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 2113(a).  The first count charged Henderson with robbing California Savings and Loan, the second with robbing Bank of America, and the third with robbing Bank of the West.  Henderson was found guilty of the first and third counts, and acquitted of the second.

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The issue in the two counts of conviction pertains to Henderson's identification as the bank robber.  With regard to the first count, the government called one eyewitness, a bank teller, who testified she did not have a good look at the robber's face, andHon. Minister of Health

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The Minister of State, Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire has charged the new Executive members of Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to show compassion while managing Emergency and Accident cases in hospitals by ensuring that prompt and adequate attention was given to the victims, as required.

The Minister gave this charge while receiving the Executive members of the group led by their President, Dr. Francis Faduyile, who were on a courtesy visit to his office, in Abuja, recently.

Dr. Ehanire said that human live was sacred and Medical profession was a divine calling, as such, health professionals, particularly Medical doctors needed to have a change of attitude towards their patients while discharging their duties.


the sector for the betterment of Nigerians.

He assured that the Federal Ministry of Health was committed to resolve every issue fundamental towards improving the welfare of Health Professionals.

Speaking earlier, the President of NMA, Dr. Francis Faduyile, said that there was need to ensure the release of the white paper report by the Alhaja Yayale Ahmed led Presidential Committee on experts on Inter- Professional Relationship in the Public Health Sector, adding that it would play a vital role towards achieving peace in the health sector.

He promised that the NMA under his watch was poised to partner with the FMOH and other relevant Stakeholders in the Heath Sector towards the delivery of quality Health care to Nigerians.After the New Zealand rugby team lost the 1995 World Cup Final in South Africa against the hosts, rumours abounded for years that the All Blacks had been poisoned. Now a bodyguard for the former South African president Nelson Mandela has voiced the suspicions of many Kiwis and said that their team did fall victim to sabotage.

Rory Steyn said he believed betting syndicates were involved as they tried to target the All Blacks who were hot favourites to lift the trophy which they had first won in 1987.

He said that the team was worried they could be targeted after their semi-final defeat of England and its management decided they should eat separately to the rest of the guests in their Johannesburg hotel which he warned against.

"I said that


involved money and betting syndicates and the fact that the odds were hugely in favour of the All Blacks, they were devastating in that tournament."

After the match, the then All Blacks coach hired a private detective but there was no conclusive explanation for the team's relatively lacklustre display after they had set the tournament alight.

However former All Black Robin Brooke told stuff.co.nz that there was no way of knowing for certain if the team were poisoned, saying: "Something happened. What was it? Who knows? No one can definitively say what caused it".

The All Blacks lost 15-12 and the trophy was held aloft by Nelson Mandela, in an iconic image that symbolised the new South Africa which had emerged from years of apartheid. The All Blacks had to wait1925 Soviet Union local elections

Local elections were held in the Soviet Union in 1925. They were held as a result of low turnout in the 1924 elections causing the results in 40% of rural districts.

According to Soviet law, multiple individuals, out of the eligible adult voting population were disenfranchised for various reasons.

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By reason of their structure, fountain pens of conventional design are inevitably liable to leak appreciable amounts of ink when exposed to fluctuations in temperature or pressure.
In the main, ink leaks may be caused as a result of the pen barrel being warmed by the hand of the user when writing, and during air travel, as a consequence of pressure dropping in the aircraft cabin. In either case, a difference in pressure is created between the inside of the reservoir (or cartridge) and the outside, sufficient to overcome the resistance of the ducts in the nib and cause the ink to escape.
In effect, the force exerted on the ink is due to the pressure of the gas (typically air) locked in the cartridge being greater than that ofexposure to air, the researchers formed a silicene sheet by allowing a hot vapor of silicon atoms to condense onto a crystalline block of silver inside a vacuum chamber, then added a 5-nanometer-thick layer of alumina on top. Thus protected, the team was able to safely peel it of its base and transfer it to an oxidized-silicon substrate. By scraping off some of the silver, the team exposed two islands of metal (acting as electrodes) with a strip of silicene between them.

The exposed silicine still degrades in about two minutes, but that window of time was sufficient to measure its properties. While its electrons were “sluggish” in comparison with graphene, silicine’s buckled structure endows it with a tuneable band gap, which graphene, being flat, lacks. Since band gaps


the IRS with ads featuring celebrities, including non-Scientologists, who had been audited or otherwise had tangled with the IRS.

The legal war waged by Scientology worked, winning the church official recognition as a tax-exempt religion and all the legal protections that came with it when the IRS caved. Wright says that IRS Commissioner Fred Goldberg “had to balance the longing on the part of some of his executives to destroy the church against the need to keep his resources, both human and financial, from being sucked into the black hole that Scientology had created.”

At least Scientology officials had just one goal – official recognition — and backed off once they won that battle. In contrast, Murray envisions an ongoing, wide-ranging, black-hole-creating campaign that he openly admits is an end-runA possible fare hike for NICE buses was one of the issues on the agenda at a�public hearing held by the Nassau Bus Transit Committee. Videojournalist: Jim Staubister (Jan. 10, 2013)

Most Nassau bus customers will pay more to travel come March, regardless of whether NICE chooses to adopt the MTA's new fares, the agency's chief said as he recommended that the county raise bus fares to keep millions in new revenue.

Michael Setzer, chief executive of Nassau Inter-County Express Bus, said last week that he would make no recommendation at a public hearing Thursday on whether...

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Most Nassau bus customers will pay more to travel come March, regardless of whether NICE chooses to


adopt the MTA's new fares, the agency's chief said as he recommended that the county raise bus fares to keep millions in new revenue.

Michael Setzer, chief executive of Nassau Inter-County Express Bus, said last week that he would make no recommendation at a public hearing Thursday on whether the county should raise fares. But new information NICE has learned from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority drove Setzer to urge the Nassau Bus Transit Committee to vote to approve the adoption of the MTA's fare hike -- and do so quickly.

Setzer shared the information with the committee at a public hearing Thursday afternoon at NICE's Garden City offices. A second hearing was scheduled for 5 p.m. Thursday.

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with the percussionist Will Guthrie that we did at the Opera House in Toulon.

Then I’ll tell you about an upcoming duo performance with the French composer Ghédalia Tarzatès that will be presented in Los Angeles at the Laxart Gallery on Friday 15 February as part of the Frieze Music events.

Rhys Chatham & Will Guthrie Toulon Opera 26 Jan 2019

On 26 January 2019, Conservatoire Toulon Provence Méditerranée (TMP) presented a new work of mine at the Opera de Toulon (pictured just above) entitled Talisman, which is a duo for the percussionist Will Guthrieand myself at the Opéra de Toulon. I played transverse flutes (alto and C), electric guitar and trumpet, with Will on various percussion instruments.

Here are some lovely photos of the performance, taken by Olivier Pastor:

Coming up thismonth (February 2019):

Rhys Chatham and Ghédalia Tarzartes at Laxart.

I am preparing for a duo concert in LA with Ghedalia Tazartes. It’s on Friday, 15 February at LAXART Gallery, at 8:30pm. The show is free, so first come first served! The event is part of Frieze Music.

Here is the blurb from the site in case you don’t have time to visit it:

This gig features two legendary underground figures each of whom, in his own way, is a shaman of the avant-garde.

If Tazartès’ earliest recordings, Diasporas (1979) and Total Eclipse of the Sun (1984) brought him into the orbit of musique concrete, he would define its outer most reaches. Composing with recorded material was the means to highly idiosyncratic ends as the mainstay of this material was tracks of him


Lakers, rather than attempting a challenged runner against a collapsed defense, the score-first guard tempered his quick trigger finger and dished the ball to Cory Joseph for a wide open three:

It was a welcome sign of growth in terms of his decision-making, and would do well to carry-over to summer league and into next season, especially since the play was borne of him making a post-entry pass, relocating, attacking, and then making a read. That’s a combination of skills that could come in handy on a team littered with bigs.

The same goes for mastering that one-handed, off-the-dribble lob he whipped out toward the end of last season (particularly when piloting the pick-and-roll in semi-transition with Bitadze running the floor and slipping to the rim). With that said, improvingcontract, allowing him to receive a bonus of up to $50,000 if he is waived before the start of the season and elects to play for the Mad Ants. It can also be converted to a two-way contract by the first day of the regular season. Fort Wayne, here he comes (probably).

Markis McDuffie won a championship at the Portsmith Invitational (the top tournament for college seniors), and he received some valuable advice from fellow Wichita State alum Fred VanVleet, whose path to an NBA Championship took a winding path through the G League.

Travin Thibodeaux’s averages from last season don’t exactly jump off of the page (6.1 points, 5.6 rebounds), but he earned rave reviews for his screen-setting and dirty work with the Mad Ants.

After going undrafted in 2018,


Oregon’s MiKyle McIntosh played for KBL’s Anyang KGC before finishing out the season in his native Canada with the Raptors 905, where he had arguably his best performance on the road against the Mad Ants, posting 15 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, and three steals on 60 percent shooting. Coincidence?

Injuries forced the Denver Nuggets to bleed through DeVaughn Akoon-Purcell’s 45 days of NBA eligibility last season. He ended up finishing out the year in the Israeli Premier League, where he shot 6-of-25 from three over eight games, a dip even from his career mark of 30 percent with Illinois State. Related: The Summer League Pacers look to be largely bereft of high-volume, 3-point marksmen. Keep an eye on Jaylen Johnson, though. He went from shooting 29.8 percent from

People v Hayes (2019 NY Slip Op 00302)

People v Hayes

2019 NY Slip Op 00302

Decided on January 16, 2019

Appellate Division, Second Department

Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.

Decided on January 16, 2019
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department

REINALDO E. RIVERA, J.P.
SANDRA L. SGROI
SYLVIA O. HINDS-RADIX
LINDA CHRISTOPHER, JJ.

2016-12676
 (Ind. No. 6927/15)

[*1]The People of the State of New York, respondent,
vTyreek Hayes, appellant.

Paul Skip Laisure, New York, NY (Alice R. B. Cullina of counsel), for appellant.
Eric Gonzalez, District Attorney, Brooklyn, NY (Leonard Joblove and Victor Barall of counsel; Robert Ho on the memorandum), for respondent.

DECISION & ORDER
Appeal by the defendant, as limited by his motion, from a


a sheep fold, or 'a place at the sheep fold'. The 'High' part refers to the Old English heah (meaning geographically high), the place name being Heyestre in 1254. The sister village of Good Easter to the south, has the same origin. By 1200 that place was called Godithestre, the 'Good' part of today's place name derived from the Anglo-Saxon woman's name of Godgyth or Godgifu, who probably held possession of the place. High Easter developed as a linear settlement to the west of the parish church and was known as 'High Estra' before the Norman Conquest. The 'High' in the name is because of its elevated position, and also to distinguish the village from its neighbour, Good Easter. The village was also latterly known as 'High Easton'.

BeforeThe bones of a massive mammoth raised last year from a Michigan farmer’s field may harbor evidence of the earliest traces of humans in the Americas. Over the decades, the bones of around 30 mammoths and 300 mastodons have been pulled from the state’s farm fields and construction sites. These iconic giants browsed on vast open grasslands and in wooded valleys south of the ice sheets that buried much of Canada and the northern U.S. at the height of the last Ice Age, some 25,000 years ago. But among those dozens of finds, this recent discovery above all recently captivated the public. On October 1, 2015, scientists from the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology had just one day to carry out the rescue excavation of a mammoth.


Dramatic video captured the spectacle of a crane hoisting a massive, remarkably intact mammoth skull complete with tusks from a muddy pit in a farmer’s field near Chelsea, Michigan. The find was dubbed the Bristle mammoth after the name of the farmer, James Bristle.

Renowned mammoth expert Daniel Fisher of the University of Michigan has recently presented fresh evidence that Ice Age hunters were involved in the mammoth kill. Together with a preliminary radiocarbon date, that may put the find among the earliest convincing signs of humans in the Americas. If the age is confirmed by further tests, the Bristle mammoth could be as much as 15,000 years old. That would put it long before the appearance of the Clovis culture, so named after the distinctive spear point firstthe very foundation of the United States.

The original Portland protest, Occupy ICE PDX, began through the combined efforts of Direct Action Alliance, the Portland Democratic Socialists of America, and the Portland General Assembly. But the Direct Action Alliance and the Portland Democratic Socialists of America, have dark connections to antifascist organizations such as the left-wing, extremist group, Antifa.

While Direct Action Alliance does not have a website, their Facebook page heavily hints at their convoluted agenda to “respond to the rise of fascism in America.” And this rise of fascism, according to Direct Action Alliance, seems to directly correlate with the presidency of Donald Trump. For instance, their first profile picture was posted on November 12, 2016, only a few days after Trump’s unprecedented victory in the 2016 presidential


Wheelchair rapper Joe Ward met international rap star Eminem, and his friend and producer Denaun Porter, during his recent trip to Detroit.

"Keep on going, you got it".

Those were the words of international rap star Eminem, after hearing Canterbury's teenaged wheelchair rapper Joe Ward perform one of his original raps.

Nineteen-year-old Joe Ward is still buzzing after returning from a "life-changing" trip to meet his idol in the United States.

SUPPLIED The cap Eminem signed and gave to wheelchair rapper Joe Ward, whose rap name is Big Joe Green, during his recent trip to Detroit.

Ward, who has muscular dystrophy, spent 13 days in the US, where he visited Eminem in his home city of Detroit.

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SUPPLIED Joe Wardworking on his originals.

The trip was organised by Make a Wish New Zealand in conjunction with Make a Wish America.

Travelling with his sister, her partner and a caregiver, Ward also visited Houston, Texas and Los Angeles.

The night before he met Eminem, Ward struggled to sleep because he was so excited.

"The morning was taking so long it come," he said.

After being transported to Eminem's private studio, he said, "I felt like I was still dreaming".

Once inside the group was taken to meet Eminem and his close friend and producer Denaun Porter.

Ward said his first words to Eminem were "Sup bro".

Eminem then walked up to him and went to shake his hand, however due to his condition Ward couldn't raise his hand enough to shake Eminem's so the rapper gave


him knuckles instead, he said.

"I wish I could've shook his hand instead," he said.

Eminem spoke to the group about his personal life and the hardships he had endured to get to where he was today.

Ward asked what a line from his favourite Eminem song, Beautiful, meant. Eminem replied that he was in a terrible state of mind at the time he wrote the song and hated it because it reminded him of his bad times.

Ward said he told Eminem the song was very special and sentimental to him, and had helped him get through bad days.

"When I listen to that song on my bad days, it makes me feel great again," he said.

Having initially felt he did not deserve the trip, Ward said he now saw the tripas a sign that anything could happen and he was inspired to keep "pushing for more".

After having photos taken, Eminem asked Ward to rap for him.

Ward's nervousness caused him to forget a line of his own song Hater, Hate on Me. As he paused, hands trembling, Eminem told him "come on man, you got it" which gave Ward the courage to finish the rap.

"I killed it," Ward said.

An impressed Eminem told Ward to "keep on going, you got it", he said.

The rapper also organised a tour of places in Detroit, including an arcade and restaurant.

During a dinner at the restaurant, something very special occurred for Ward.

A conversation with the father of a young girl living with a brain tumour, which will slowly affect her ability to walk, talk


and even breathe, almost reduced Ward to tears.

The father told him he inspired him because "...every time I saw you in your wheelchair, you always had a smile on your face".

Ward said it was a touching experience for him because he wanted to "inspire the people, the ones who are in the struggle".

Ward made his wish to meet the star two years ago but given his health, and the fact Eminem had not been touring recently, the wish proved difficult to grant.

With Make a Wish America organising a meet and greet with the rapper for some other children, Ward was offered the chance to join them.

But he faced a few hurdles before the trip was possible.

Faced with a 65 per cent chance he would not be allowed totravel, due to a lack of insurance, a friend of Ward's father recommended they seek the aid of Christchurch-based insurance advisor Fergus Smith.

"Many insurance companies weren't willing to help Ward out because he didn't meet company policies and because they didn't like the hard clients," Smith said.

However, he said he was aware of a policy which would cover Ward's pre-existing medical conditions as long as he was back within 21 days.

Ward and his family said they felt without the work of Smith, the trip would not have been possible.

Make a Wish co-ordinator Amber Landall, who had worked on granting the wish for two years, said she was delighted the trip had been a success.

"I am so happy, so excited, I was telling everyone all day ... I was


PS4/PS Vita game launches today in Europe, Tuesday in N. America

Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe began streaming an English trailer for Sword Art Online Lost Song on Friday to accompany the November 13 European launch of the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita game.

The game shipped for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita in Japan on March 26, and is slated for North America on November 17 on the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation Vita

The game is set in the continent of Svart Alfheim, with the flying city of Line at its center. Here, the player can prepare and decide on their party and set out on quests. The game's features include 3D flight-based combat.

Producer Yōsuke Futami said in January that the game would include 20 to 30 hours of gameplay.there are a few examples of certain design concepts being tried out, and the Custom House is one of them (they assumed incorrectly that most people wanting a cheaper resort would be driving). As an indicator as to its lack of success, this separate check-in building concept was not duplicated at any other resort.

Caribbean Beach consists of six sections, each containing 2-story buildings full of guest rooms. The villages are: Martinique, Barbados, Aruba, Jamaica, and Trinidad North and South. A tranquil lagoon known as Barefoot Bay sits in the middle of the resort. In the middle of Barefoot Bay is a little island known as Caribbean Cay, bridges allow access to the island, a pleasant spot to relax and enjoy a little quiet. Old Port Royale, contains the


of the South. It is fairly well located, and very scenic. Southern Hospitality permeates this resort, set along the Disney made Sassagoula River, the leads to Disney Springs.

Room features

In line with all the other Moderate resorts, rooms at both Riverside and French Quarter measure at 314 square feet. Most rooms have two queen beds, though a select number of rooms with king beds are available. Many of the rooms with queen beds also have a pull down child size bed.

There are two main sections of the guest room buildings. Magnolia Bend is what most people associate or envision Riverside to be. Grand, white, Southern mansions glisten in the sun. Over at Alligator Bayou the rustic side of the South comes through. The rooms at each section have theonly one bus terminal at the front of the resort. The two resorts share bus service to some parks on some days, with French Quarter always being the first stop. The closest theme parks are Epcot and Magic Kingdom, about 10 -15 minutes away once you are on the bus. Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom are about 15 – 20 minutes away.

Boat transportation is offered to Disney Springs. What a lovely, scenic boat ride! From Riverside it takes about 20 minutes to arrive once you are on the boat, and French Quarter about 15 minutes. These sister resorts share the same boat. During inclement weather the boat service is suspended and replaced by bus transportation.

Pool

At the French Quarter: Doubloon Pool has 1 95 foot water slide that


in Oregon, Widmer Brothers Brewing Co. founders Kurt and Rob Widmer, created a campaign to support the event. Beer lovers were invited to celebrate their own brothers and raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Northwest by sending a humorous e-card from the Widmer Brother's Day Web site. The brewery donated $1 for every card sent.

Results: A total of 2,550 e-cards were sent and $5,000 was raised. -Chantal Todé

Arby'sDiscount card program is tested

Approach: Looking to cut through the clutter of paper fast food coupons, Arby's and Bright Ideas in Broad Ripple created a discount keychain card similar to the loyalty cards used by grocery stores. Targeting college students, the cards were distributed in stores and through direct mail around Fort Wayne, IN from July 2007 to Julyneed to identify and correct workplace safety and health hazards,” said Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA Dr. David Michaels.

The Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Training Grant Program was named in honor of the late Susan Harwood, a former director of the Office of Risk Assessment in OSHA’s health standards directorate, who died in 1996. The targeted topic grants support workplace occupational safety and health programs in both construction and general industry that educate workers and employers in industries with high hazard and fatality rates, workers with limited English proficiency, hard-to-reach workers and supervisors, and small business employers.

Additionally, the grant provides funds to develop training materials to train workers and employers to recognize, avoid, abate and prevent safety and health hazards in their workplaces. The agency received a total


Restaurant within the 4.5-star Distinction Dunedin Hotel, and Speight's Alehouse, where guided tours of Speight's Brewery are available just next door.

Also known as 'the glasshouse', Forsyth Barr Stadium is New Zealand's biggest and most versatile indoor events arena. The stadium's awesome transparent roof allows sunlight to illuminate the natural turf below and keeps the venue running through all weather conditions. Having already hosted the likes of Elton John and the Rugby World Cup, Forsyth Barr Stadium has a proven record of bringing performances and events to life. So, whether you're there to cheer on the All Blacks or Fleetwood Mac, any spectacle at Forsyth Barr Stadium is sure to be, well… spectacular.

The Otago Peninsula, toward Dunedin's east, is an ecologically-rich area home to sea lions, rare penguins, furseals, and the only mainland-breeding colony of albatross in the world. In fact, Dunedin has been called New Zealand's 'wildlife capital', and renowned environmentalist David Bellamy has lauded its resulting industry as the "finest example of eco-tourism in the world". You can choose one of many guided tours, or explore the area with only a camera and your feet to guide you.

Dunedin has a deep love (and a rich history) of art. The latest development in Dunedin's mission to spread creativity was the commissioning of spectacular murals to bring its streets to life. Dozens of blank walls have already been transformed into incredible works of art by local and international artists, with more masterpieces to come. Organisers have even designed a street art trail with free maps to


his sheep. The hired hand runs away when the wolf comes, but the Good Shepherd knows his sheep, and the sheep know his voice. John envisions Jesus as the shepherd who brings all people together to become one, and that Jesus lays down his life for his sheep and has the power to lift it up again.

The Narrative Lectionary focuses on Paul and Silas. In this section of Acts, the author of Luke-Acts takes over in first person narration. The story shared here is a story of liberation, as Paul and Silas not only rebuke a spirit of divination in a slave-girl, but upend the way her owners were using her for their gain. Paul and Silas were thrown into jail for this, because they dared to challengethe way this girl was being used. However, while in prison they prayed, and an earthquake occurred. All the doors were opened and the chains unfastened. Paul and Silas decided to remain in the prison so the guard would not get in trouble (and therefore spared the guard of taking his own life), and instead, convince the jailer to believe in Jesus, and the jailer’s whole household was baptized. Paul and Silas worked for liberation from abuse for the girl, and liberation from fear for the jailer.

In Luke’s account, in chapter 6 Jesus delivers the Sermon on the Plain. Before he speaks, he begins to heal the people and cast out unclean spirits. When he does speak, in the selection for the Narrative Lectionary, he says blessed are


Mary Tyler Moore may have been the one who turned the world on with her smile, as Moore's sitcom theme has it, but co-star Georgia Engel helped make sure viewers' grins never faded into frowns.

Engel is best known for her role as soft-voiced Georgette Franklin, the sweet, ever-so-innocent girlfriend and later wife of self-important TV anchor Ted Baxter (Ted Knight) on one of the best sitcoms ever, "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."

Engel died Friday at age 70 in Princeton, New Jersey, said John Quilty, identified as her friend and executor by the Associated Press. Quilty said the cause of death was not known because she was a Christian Scientist and did not visit doctors, according to AP.

Younger viewers may know Engel as the mother-in-law of Brad Garrett's Roberton "Everybody Loves Raymond," and she also appeared in recurring roles on "Coach," the soap "Passions," and, more recently, in "Hot in Cleveland," which reunited her with "Moore" castmate and friend Betty White.

White, 97, offered a concise, sweet tribute to Engel Tuesday on Instagram: "'Friends Forever' says it all." The accompanying picture features the two with an affectionate bear friend in the middle. White is renowned for her commitment to animals.

Engel spoke about White's friendship and infectious love for animals at a 2018 Television Critics Association panel that focused on a PBS special celebrating White's impressive career.

"Betty is one of my dearest friends, and so it was a special joy when I got to be on 'Hot in Cleveland' with her," Engel said. "But my favorite times with