sees the banana and goes to climb the stairs. To his horror, the other monkeys attack him. After another attempt, he knows if he touches the stairs he will be assaulted.

Next, remove another of the original five monkeys and replace it with a new one. The newcomer goes to the stairs and is attacked. The previous newcomer joins in the punishment with enthusiasm! Then, replace a third monkey with a new one, then a fourth, then the fifth. Every time a newcomer takes to the stairs, he is attacked.

Most of the monkeys beating him have no idea why they were not permitted to climb the stairs or why they are participating in the beating of the newest monkey. After replacing all the original monkeys, none of the remainingAssociated Press

Bay City — A 31-year-old Green Beret from Bay City who served two tours of duty in Iraq was killed fighting in Afghanistan, according to the Pentagon.

Sgt. 1st Class Michael A. Cathcart died of wounds received from small-arms fire during dismounted combat operations in Kunduz Province on Friday, the Defense Department said.

Cathcart was a Bay City Central High School graduate and enlisted in the Army in 2001, the Bay City Times reported.

Cathcart was part of the 3rd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

His battalion commander, Lt. Col. Michael Sullivan, said in an email that the unit known as the “Bushmen” had “lost one of our nation’s finest.” Cathcart “died a true warrior with his fellow teammates at his side,” Sullivan wrote.

“The Bushmen will


always remember Mike’s love for the hockey rink and his contagious smile,” said Sullivan. “My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mike in the coming days, weeks and months ahead.”

Cathcart served in Iraq in 2003 and 2005 and volunteered for Special Forces in 2007, according to a statement from Fort Bragg. He joined the 3rd Special Forces Group in 2009 as an engineer.

His many awards include three Bronze Star Medals, the Purple Heart Medal and four Army Commendation Medals, the statement said.

Cathcart’s body was being transported from Germany to Dover, Delaware, Air Force Base, to be met by his mother, Jeanne Cathcart, and his sister, Trishia. A memorial service likely will take place at Fort Bragg, with a service in Bay City to follow, his mothertold the newspaper. Arrangements had not yet been completed Sunday.

Cathcart came from a military heritage, his family said. His uncle, Steven Cathcart, served in the Army during the first Gulf War, and his grandfather, Mike Cathcart, served in the Army in the 1950s and 1960s.


five years before Wounded Knee.

Also, there's England.

And...well...every conquering empire, ever.

Yeah, it's good to have a reminder that there's a European history that dates back to before England showing up at Jamestown. Having been to Spanish sites on both ends of the country that are roughly 500 years old, I knew something seemed hinky about that timeline.

Out of frame to the west: a small chain of rocks in the middle of the Pacific Ocean that happen to have a rather nice port and, of course, strategic importance. We stole that bit of real estate, where I happen to live, from a sovereign nation recognized by the majority of the international community at the time. We stole it fair and square, and eventually "rewarded" them with their own star onit was the status quo at the time, both in Europe and the Americas.

While Indians were no strangers to warfare or fighting over land, they did have a system of honor and civility. While it varied from tribe to tribe, treaties and peace agreements were something that would be honored. However they were fucked over by the repeated breaking of treaties by the US.

The band of Potawatomie I belong to is called the "Citizen" band, was we were the first to take US citizenship, hoping doing so would help them in the legalities of land matters. (Not so much, in the end.)

A Tongva correspondent reminds me that, according to testimony on both sides, the local Indians invited the Spanish to come live here - practically begged them, in


weeks she was promoted to department head with an increase in pay.  Subsequently, she was given two 'merit increases' in pay during 1947 and two more during 1948.  Victor continued to work for the respondent until June 11, 1949 when she began her regular annual vacation of two weeks.  Two days later the manager hired a girl to take her place.  When Victor learned of this fact, on June 22, she called the manager to inquire if that meant that she had been discharged.  When told that it did, she asked for the reason but was not given any and, in fact, a false reason was entered on her personnel record.

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At the hearing, the respondent introduced evidence to show that the discharge wasrespondent's employees at Olean desired to join a union.  Later in the month McIntyre discussed with Victor and another employee the organization of respondent's employees at the Olean store and, about a week later, Victor prepared and gave to McIntyre a list of the employees in the store.  About June 1, McIntye sent each of the employees a letter urging that they join his union and enclosed a membership application card.  Victor signed and returned her card on the same day.

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After that, Shaffer, a department head in the store, took her application card to the manager who looked at it and commented, 'You got one.'  This same employee, Shaffer, had previously reported to the manager that Victor's brother-in-law, Cummings, had spoken to her about


joining the union and the manager requested Shaffer to point out Cummings to him, which she later did.  Another sales girl in the store, one Krott, also took her letter to the manager and told him she had received an application blank.  He remarked that he didn't like the union and told her 'about the proceedings of the union and about what it would mean if it was in the store' but she did not relate just what he said in that regard or the substance of it.  Scordo, another sales girl, testified that about a week after she received her application blank the manager called her to his office and asked if she had received one. When she said that she had, he saidconcentration in federative units of the South region and lower prevalence of morbidity in the North region. The geographic differences verified for multimorbidity prevalence can be related to several factors such as different epidemiological characteristics, better or worse access to health services, cultural diversity and geographic characteristics deriving from the great territorial extension of Brazil, with irregularities in the distribution of population (more concentrated in the South and Southeast regions, and more sparse in the North region). The lower prevalence, especially in the North region, can be attributed to the fact that this region presents an overall younger population. Therefore, there are lower prevalences for chronic diseases and worse access to health services and specialized medical tests that could diagnose more easily the chronic conditions evaluated herein.

Regarding the


users represented up to 35% of the adults in 2010 according to the Global Adult Tobacco Survey \[[@CR12]\]. Rao et al. \[[@CR9]\] investigated 100 public documents addressing the competing interests in tobacco control policies in India. They identified COIs at three levels, namely at the individual, organisations/government and policy planning levels. Specifically, stakeholders and advocators holding positions in governments and institutions responsible for setting and implementing tobacco policies shared or had ownership in tobacco companies \[[@CR9]\]. In one illustrative example, a former minister and the director of a tobacco company, served as a member of the powerful group of ministers deciding on pictorial warnings on tobacco packs.

Thailand succeeded over a 20 year period in reducing tobacco use among adults \[[@CR11]\]. One of the main success factors was assigningto spend dollars as they wish in meaningful ways that are aimed at establishing roots in New York. Away from the Scholes Testimonial and the global focus that announcement garnered, the Cosmos have been able to establish strong connections on the ground level as well, putting up meaningful billboards throughout New York City, reaching out to the community through popular programs like “The Cosmos Copa” that pits the different nationalities in New York against each other in a miniature Empire State World Cup, and sponsoring celebrity charity games to help local causes and spread the recognition of their name. Their development system, under the watchful eye of Giovanni Savarese, has expanded into one of the most respected academies in local youth soccer circuits. They have even begun selling


kits and apparel, hoping that the nostalgia fashionistas out there help revive the colors of their franchise for a new generation.

Though a lack of an actual team forces the Cosmos to do nothing but market, they still manage to pull off the right moves with soccer being the main and controlling focus. With stars like Henry and Marquez on board, the Red Bulls could be doing a lot better than intentionally leading their fans by the nose to a rumor that goes nowhere. No one is against a celebrity trialist; they are against a professional franchise being used for the cross promotional efforts of a global billion dollar industry at the expense of the people that support them.

Perhaps Austria could look at the Red Bulls imaginary rivals forchief diversity officer reported rising campus concern.

After seven posters were discovered on the Emerson College campus in December promoting American Vanguard — another white nationalist group with 12 chapters, according to the SPLC — school president Lee Pelton issued a letter to students and faculty denouncing the message.

He was compelled to do the same March 18, after an estimated 500-plus members of the Emerson community received an e-mail from the White Genocide Project, a white supremacist organization.

“We have been targeted before by white nationalist and supremacist groups and I expect that we will be targeted again,” wrote Pelton, adding that the group had also targeted Harvard, Princeton, and West Virginia University. “However, there is no indication that a single person or persons has been targeted with threats of


of the semiconductor layer.
In order to solve the problems as described above, the invention takes constitutions as recited in the scope of claim for patent attached to this specification.
That is, a thin film transistor as recited in claim 1 includes a semiconductor layer formed on a base substrate, a source region and a drain region formed on the semiconductor layer to be separately located on both sides in the longitudinal direction of the semiconductor layer, a channel region located between the source region and the drain region, and a gate electrode formed on a gate insulating film lying on the channel region, wherein the taper angle xcex8 of each of end portions located in the channel width direction in the channel region covered by at least the gateelectrode is 60xc2x0 or more.
Furthermore, a thin film transistor as recited in claim 2 includes a semiconductor layer formed on a base plate, a source region and a drain region formed on the semiconductor layer to be separately located on both sides in the longitudinal direction of the semiconductor layer, a channel region located between the source region and the drain region, and a gate electrode formed on a gate insulating film lying on the channel region, wherein each of end portions located in the channel width direction in the channel region covered by at least the gate electrode is insulated.
Still further, a thin film transistor as recited in claim 3 includes a semiconductor layer formed on a base plate, a source region and a drain region formed


on the semiconductor layer to be separately located on both sides in the longitudinal direction of semiconductor layer, a channel region located between the source region and the drain region, and a gate electrode formed on a gate insulating film lying on the channel region, wherein an impurity having a conductive type opposite to that which is introduced into the source region and the drain region as well, is introduced into the end portion located in the channel width direction in the channel region at least covered by at least the gate electrode.
A thin film transistor according to the invention will now be described in detail by way of several embodiments thereof with reference to the accompanying drawings in which constituents of the invention having like function aretown of Lockerbie .

Kenny MacAskill, the Scottish justice secretary, ruled in 2009 that Megrahi should be freed. His release came after Libyan leaders threatened to cancel lucrative oil and trade deals with Britain.

Gordon Brown and other British ministers insisted that they had not intervened and that the decision was one for the Scottish executive alone.

However documents released in February showed that ministers reversed their position on the transfer of Libyan prisoners in part due to commercial concerns, including after lobbying by the oil firm BP.

In an accompanying note, Sir Gus O’Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, said that the British Government had come to the position that it “should do all it could” to ensure Megrahi’s release.

A secret US diplomatic cable obtained by WikiLeaks and published by The Daily Telegraph


recently appointed the Mellon Research Chair: African Language Diversity this initiative. The main aim of CALDi is to train young African scholars in descriptive linguistics and open up space for research into African languages at UCT with the hopes of countering the dominance of African linguistics outside the continent. It has been a great challenge for which my whole career has been a form of preparation.

I was born (1957) in Baiertal a small village squeezed into a narrow valley between the Black Forest and the Odenwald mountain range, not far from Heidelberg (Germany), and I I felt alien there as far back as I can remember. I grew up with an urge to escape and when a Catholic priest came to our small school and showed slides fromPortugal, I knew I had to go there. I had, however, misunderstood and thought the pictures where from somewhere in Africa. At the age of 11, I was sent to a Catholic boarding school a long way from home where I was taught by retired, often frustrated missionaries. From then on, I rarely went back to visit my home village. After about four years I was discharged from the mission school, most likely because I was not Catholic enough. For several years I lived in the servants’ chamber of a farm above the pigs stable, but somehow I still managed to attend and also complete high school. After that I travelled extensively in Asia and Africa and it was on these trips that I developed a serious interest


in languages, driven by the desire to understand the thoughts of the people I encountered from all these different cultures.

In 1980, while passing through Tanzania on my way to Zambia, I had my first encounter with an Africanist when I met Herman Batibo, who taught African linguistics at the University of Dar Es Salaam. On my return to Germany I went straight to the University of Cologne where Bernd Heine welcomed me to his Institute of African Language Studies. The institute soon became the centre of my world and remained so for 28 years. No other person has had a greater impact on my life – we became friends from the first day we met and our close friendship continues to this day. Bernd is a linguist 24/7,importantly, to get an idea of the specific concepts that are underlying the languages they study.

In the early 1990s, while I was teaching at the University of Addis Ababa, I conducted fieldwork in Southern Ethiopia and collected language data on several little-known languages. Bayso and Harro are both spoken by small communities on the Giddicho Island in Lake Abaya. When the new transitional government of Ethiopia approved its new liberal language policy in 1993, I was more than happy to support the implementation of mother-tongue education. As a language consultant I visited hundreds of schools all over Southern Ethiopia and collected information on the distribution and use of languages use as well as speaker attitudes towards those languages. I interviewed teachers, students and parents, and it has been


efforts to develop their language is an important duty for linguists today. The most difficult aspect in long-term fieldwork for me is to deal with all the friends and language consultants who are dying at a young age. Members of marginalized communities on the African continent generally have much shorter life expectancies than the national averages. Poverty and hazardous environments result in malnutrition and high rates of tropical diseases, as well as AIDS.

I had already observed on my first field trip that young members of many of the small language communities no longer acquired the ethnic languages of previous generations. I found that unlike language shift in most other parts of the world, English was no threat to small African languages, at least at that time. African languageswere instead replacing other African languages. As a result, I became involved in UNESCO initiatives on Endangered Languages and supported the establishment of the Endangered Language Section in UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Unit right from the beginning. In 1995 the Red Book of Endangered Languages was launched at the University of Tokyo and a year later, the very rough first edition of UNESCO’s Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger of Disappearing was edited by the late Stephen Wurm. He was instrumental in advancing UNESCO’s activities and I remember his frequent phone calls from Australia to Germany, much to my wife’s consternation as they came always in the middle of the night and went on for hours.

Christopher Moseley edited a significantly improved edition of the UNESCO Atlas of


the World’s Languages in Danger in 2010 and invited me as the regional expert for Africa. Since then, the online version has been constantly revised and updated and I am responsible for the section on the African continent south of the Sahara. In 2009, Lyle Campbell, Helen Aristar-Dry and Anthony Aristar developed the Catalogue of Endangered Languages (ELCat) project, which was launched in 2011 by the University of Hawaii, The Linguist List and Google. The aim of ELCat is to provide detailed information on endangered languages worldwide and Anna Belew from the Linguist List is doing a great job in coordinating inputs from the regional directors, as which I serve for the African continent. While the ELCat and UNESCO overviews on language endangerment make no difference for thelanguages and their situations, they do an important job in raising awareness and also assisting in the development language documentation projects.

Another long-term professional commitment close to my heart concerns the World Congress of African Linguistics – WOCAL, which is held every three years. I consider WOCAL to be of eminent importance since it constitutes the only truly international and pan-theoretical Congress of African Linguistics. By organizing summer schools and special workshops at the WOCAL congresses for young linguists, I have supported the participation of scholars from African universities since its inception in 1993. For the last 10 years I have served as General Secretary of WOCAL and ensuring a strong representation of African scholars at the congresses is one of my main concerns.

Amongst all the linguists profiled on


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       to the end of said project, in Coahoma County, Mississippi." The contract
       further stated that the quantity of fill dirt needed would be approximately
       550,000 cubic yards, andCivic home run: The Brick launched OKC's renaissance 19 years ago

I walked through Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark on Tuesday. It's February. The ballplayers won't be here for six weeks. Still a long way from the games that bring the stadium to life.

But the grass was immaculately green. The architecture remains pristine. The sights create the sounds in the imagination. And the feeling Tuesday was the same feeling of 19 years ago, when the Brick opened not just as a ballyard but as a monument to civic possibility.

And that feeling was, wow.

Before the Thunder, before Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant and the NBA Finals, before hotels on virtually every corner and new downtown apartments rising by the month, before the Boathouse District, before the canal and all the restaurants and


stylized, but the rest of the film is decidedly photo-real. The restaurant and its inner-workings are exact. Precise.

For the Mondo Gallery and Disney exhibit ‘Nothing’s Impossible‘ artist Aaron Horkey tackled ‘Ratatouille’ in his piece ‘Remy Adrift.’ Horkey imagined a realistic Remy the rodent chef, applying the rules established by Bird and his Pixar team to the lead rat.

Horkey re-created an early scene from the film that is overwrought with animated drama — the waves oversized for the little rat, lost at sea after his family escaped the storm, leaving Remy on his own. Horkey finds the loss and sadness in the moment while keeping the humor of the film firmly front and center — a rat afloat on a cookbook with an oar of cheese.

It’s difficult to deconstructThe Draper family is well-known to the Bitcoin community. Tim Draper is one of the most active investors in the Bitcoin ecosystem: back in 2014, he bought 30,000 BTC as part of the government auction and up until now he is said to keep purchasing Bitcoin and to own Ether. Besides, he used his reserve of Bitcoin to fund the startups of Boost VC (with 300 BTC each), his son Adam Draper’s Virtual Reality, Blockchain and Bitcoin venture capital firm.

However, Tim has recently announced his readiness to take one step further in his relationship with the crypto world and participate in ICO - of a company called Tezos, a “new Blockchain platform launched by a husband and wife team with extensive Wall Street and in hedge fund backgrounds.”


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Evolution

Both the number of trophic levels and the complexity of relationships between them evolve as life diversifies through time, the exception being intermittent mass extinction events.

Fractional trophic levels

Food webs largely define ecosystems, and the trophic levels define the position of organisms within the webs. But these trophic levels are not always simple integers, because organisms often feed at more than one trophic level. For example, some carnivores also eat plants, and some plants are carnivores. A large carnivore may eat both smaller carnivores and herbivores; the bobcat eats rabbits, but the mountain lion eats both bobcats and rabbits. Animals can also eat each other; the bullfrog eats crayfish and crayfish eat young bullfrogs. The feeding habitsdispute the allegations that both of the deceased minors came within the statutory description of children "within the jurisdiction of the juvenile court" under section 300. After the hearing on the petitions for disclosure was continued to September 25, 2003, respondents filed their response to the Agency's objections, citing decisional authority upholding the authority of juvenile courts under section 827 to control access to records of informal agency contacts with juveniles even in the absence of a formal petition establishing jurisdiction under the Welfare and Institutions Code. In reply briefing, the Agency disputed the applicability of the case authority cited by respondents, and contended that access to the records sought by respondents was only through a Public Records Act request directed to the Agency, or by court-issued subpoena.
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contrary, the intent was to require the juvenile court to release the records unless the privacy rights of third parties were involved.
More significantly, the legislative history shows that the Legislature was interested in opening up to public view the workings of the entire juvenile court and child protective system for the purpose of exposing deficiencies therein, and thereby enabling their correction. The legislation was specifically introduced in the wake of the deaths of several dependent children who died while in foster care or otherwise under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court, allegedly as a result of negligence by a county child protective agency. The history contains numerous references to an intent on the part of the Legislature to remove the presumption of confidentiality with regard to juvenile recordsdies while under the jurisdiction of the dependency court. Current law presumes that juvenile case files are confidential. This presumption, however, may hinder attempts by the public or the parents of the child to determine if the child died as a result of abuse at the hands of those persons responsible for the care of the child. This bill seeks to open the workings of the dependency court and the foster care system to public scrutiny in order to spur improvements in the child welfare system."


“I hired David to film some interviews on location in Wales for a conservation project we are working on about Whale Sharks. I found him to be great to work with, very knowledgeable and professional and also really good at putting the interviewees at ease.

He has a great manner behind the camera, getting great answers from the way he phrased his questions. I would highly recommend him to anyone wanting a professional friendly crew member.”

Pinky RobinsonPinky Productions

“I have recently had the pleasure of working with David when he graded a short film for my production company. Throughout the process I was impressed with Davids communication skills and professionalism. The Quality of work he produced was excellent. I would have no hesitation in recommending him”

Mark QuinnExecutive Producer - Cottonfluid communication with him. He always updated me with the process and gave accurate ETAs for turnaround times. David took on the challenge of dealing with two creative visions from both production and the director to bring together a product we are really happy with.

There were challenges with this film (just like every production) and in this, one of the difficult looks for the film was the flashback scenes. We did go round and round with different ideas and ended up right at the beginning. David worked with us to make sure we were satisfied and was completely understanding when working through the changes. Finally, when it came to deliverables David saw this project right through to handover with the distributor.

He took on an extra voice with even


of its own ship as pieces fall naturally into place, creating an exuberant and tasty treat to feed on.”

Taryll Baker - UK Film ReviewOf Shark and Man Review

“David Diley worked on the trailer for our feature film ‘Mother of All Secrets’ with Kelly McGillis (Top Gun, The Accused) and Emmy award-winning Kate Mansi (Days of our Lives). In a short space of time, he turned around a beautiful piece of work. He brought out the vivid colours in our exterior shots set on the island of Bermuda and graded the interiors to set the mood of the scene. He was very collaborative to work with and took feedback from production and the director well so he could bring to life our vision.”

Brooke WilliamsTriventure Films

“I have been looking fordive alone with a school of Bull Sharks makes this prosaic tale something quite extraordinary.

As I watched Of Shark and Man, I vividly remembered my first time seeing the 2006 Canadian documentary Sharkwater, by Rob Stewart, and thinking that the film was going to change the way the world looks at sharks. Rob’s film did positively impact the shark fin trade and how the world perceives sharks in many ways, leading to increased global awareness and efforts to increase shark conservation. It was a pivotal moment in my understanding and appreciation for these magnificent animals, leading to my ever-increasing efforts to support shark conservation and research efforts.

So, on first watching Of Shark and Man, there were some obvious parallels to Sharkwater; a lone man who had a dream,


a long journey of discovery, a new sense of wonder and perspective, and a call to action. But as I settled in and began to take notes, I discovered that this story was anything but the same…this was something quite different and magical.

In the opening sequences, we are given narrative by David, a bit of background that starkly painted a picture of a dull, grey existence…a 32 year old in a job he detests, who had dreams of a tropic escape on his mind. David’s dreams weren’t pedestrian or prosaic, though. He explained that as a child he was fascinated by sharks and now, as an adult, he wanted to dive with the largest congregation of Bull Sharks in the world. David was going to take us ona journey to Shark reef, in the Beqa Passage, just off the coast of Pacific Harbour on the south coast of Fiji’s main island of Viti Levu.

The Bull Shark (Carcharhinus leucas), is a large requiem shark commonly found in warm coastal waters worldwide. With a reputation for aggressive behavior, widespread distribution, and the ability to live in freshwater, the Bull Shark is identified in the majority of negative shark-human encounters. This pugnacious reputation and their size (almost 4 meters and 650 kilograms) deter most divers from seeking them out.

Once in Fiji we learn, through David’s narrative his dream to go “walkabout” with the Bull Sharks, diving uncaged, alone, in the middle of upwards of a hundred sharks. Of Shark and Man details this month long journey from novice


of the sharks. There is a brief interview with scientist opposed to feeding stations, and Neumann is very clear about his disdain for divers who ride, grab and physically harass sharks.

The movie illustrates many of the threats to sharks, and there is a point in the movie where the casual assertions of a poacher harshly serves as a visceral reminder of just how vulnerable sharks are to shark finning, poaching, and over fishing.

Of Shark and Man touches on other conservation efforts that the villagers are engaged in, enlisting them to plant and restore mangroves in the estuary. Mangroves have the capability to form large areas of protection for juvenile marine life and act as coastal zone erosion buffers. Additionally, mangroves can absorb massive amounts of atmospheric carbon, helpingof sharks by bringing us closer to them, and proving to the world that sharks are worth more alive than dead; a mantra we live by at Pelagic Life every day.

Fiji is a world-class example of shark conservation, and David uses stunning cinematography, an honest voice, and the perfect music to describe not only his personal endeavor, but also that of the island, their people, and their relationship with sharks.

Like David says in his film, you can either create a story around a shark jumping out of the water with its jaws wide open, or you can tell the real story, the one that is already there. David went for the second one, and he did it right.

Jorge Cervera HauserDirector of "Mexico Pelagico"

“David Diley, of Scarlet View Media,


filmed and graded the music video for my song “Tea”, directed and edited by HARUKO, as part of my debut album “Heart Of Stone.”

I was nothing short of impressed by the outcome. With one camera, and less than half a day in Yearsley Forest in North Yorkshire, David easily and beautifully captured the essence of my song. His ideas, and shots during the filming were uniquely captivating, practical and technically sound. The cold and intermittent bouts of rain only served to make the filming more adventurous. I look forward to working with him again.”

Eleni SkarpariEcho Wants Her Voice Back - "Tea" (Music Video)

Title Role hired David Diley for a programme ‘Crimes That Shook Britain – The Marchioness’ detailing the events of the historic disaster which was commissioned bycouple of weeks. We could not be happier with the music video he created for us!

Andrew Richards:Regarding the Canaya music video, Dave managed to execute a potentially difficult shoot (time and venue restrictions) without any hiccups whatsoever. There were never any difficulties Dave could not find a solution for and as a whole the project ran seamlessly. He is such a creative and innovative guy, we would definitely use Scarlet View Media in the future!

Simon Wright:Awesome! the guy brought out the best performance in the band and regardless of the tight deadline Dave kept his cool and made the whole process completely pain free for us as the client!

The concept for the video of “Over, Under” was previously quite rigorously thought out, but due to adverse weather conditions


which were, on the one hand, perfect for the look we were going for, but terrible for most of the crew to actually get to the location, the shot list quickly had to be reviewed and streamlined in the dwindling window of opportunity to shoot in the light.

David is such an easy person to get along and work with, and however conscious he must have been of the need to press forward quickly, it never rubbed off on anyone else involved. A potentially stressful situation was made fun and creative. When morale was low, he was full of jokes, and when inspiration struck, he was quick to capture it.

David and I were in regular contact during post-production, and the process was made very transparent and collaborative. The rendersaved from demolition in 1979 by the county legislature. It is handicap accessible and house a research center as well as many displays.

Cattaraugus County Memorial

Citizens Advocating Memorial Preservation (CAMP) was formed for the purpose of preserving the Cattaraugus County Memorial and Historical Building in Little Valley, New York, and urging its restoration and reuse. The Memorial and Historical Building has tremendous historical significance as Cattaraugus County’s most prominent and significant Civil War memorial. Despite the protests and the advice of the LSWNY, in October 2014 the County Legislature voted to proceed with asbestos removal in the Memorial as a prelude to demolition. As a result, in November 2014, CAMP was organized. Click on the image to find out more.

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biggest draw, attracting upwards of a million foreign visitors a year. Despite their age, the temples retain much of the majesty they have had since they were constructed in the 12th century as the devotional centers of a sprawling Khmer Empire. The Khmer Empire is long gone, but the temples they have left behind are now a UNESCO World Heritage site and a source of awe for many generations of travelers.

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History of the Angkor Temples & the Khmer Empire

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The Angkor temples are all that of what once was a powerful empire that ruled much of today’s Cambodia and parts of Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar.

At first glance, visitors may be entranced by the complex’s lotus-blossom towers, enigmatic Buddha images, and dancing girls (apsaras). Upon closerNamed in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, Darwin Awards commemorate those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it.

Snake Charmer?
1999 Darwin Award Nominee
Unconfirmed by Darwin

(May 1999, Thailand) A man known for his snake catching and charming skills was called to a neighbor's home. They needed an emergency exorcism of a python, which had invaded their dwelling. Hie, 55, rushed into the house in the northern provoke of Uttaradit, and emerged victorious with the snake held aloft in a burlap sack.

He was walking home with the snake, when villagers ran into him and asked to see the python. He pulled the snake from the sack and boldly wrapped it around his neck. The wild python, a five-foot-long coil of solid muscle, constricted around him


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The picture of Prime Minister Scott Morrison wearing poorly-Photoshopped shoes was uploaded to his official website by mistake, the department responsible said. After Twitter users mocked the Prime Minister for the Photoshopped white trainers, including a left shoe on Mr Morrison's right foot, the Prime Minister tweeted that the photo had come from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, not his own staff. "Message to my Department (PM&C;): I didn’t ask for the shoeshine, but if you must Photoshop, please focus on the hair (lack thereof), not the feet," Mr Morrison tweeted. A spokesman for Prime Minister and Cabinet explained how the odd shoes ended up on the PM's website. "The decision was made by an officer in the graphic design team in the Department ofthe Prime Minister and Cabinet in developing design options for the Prime Minister’s Christmas card," the spokesman said, confirming just one staff member was involved in the decision to alter the appearance of the shoes. The spokesman didn't explain why the graphic designer thought the shoes needed to be changed. "The work was part of preliminary exploration of design concepts. The photo in question was not put forward for consideration by the Prime Minister’s Office," the spokesman said. The photo wasn't intended to be used on the website, and was "inadvertently published by the department, which manages pm.gov.au on behalf of the Prime Minister". The department replaced the image with the original on Tuesday night when the error was brought to its attention, the spokesman said. The Canberra


The top three seeds in the MEAC have all lost in the quarterfinals, with top-seeded Norfolk State falling to eighth-seeded Bethune-Cookman and seventh-seeded North Carolina A&T knocking off second-seeded North Carolina Central Wednesday.

With the win, Delaware State (15-17) moves on to play N.C. A&T Friday night at 8 p.m.

The Pirates (14-17) swept the Hornets during the regular season, but couldn't overcome a 32-25 halftime deficit Thursday. Hampton shot 31 percent (9 of 29) in the frame.Zulfiqar Ali Diagnosed with Cancer in Prison, says human rights group

Zulfiqar Ali, a Pakistani national who is on death row in Indonesian jail, is diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer, said a human rights group Justice Project Pakistan (JPP).

Zulfiqar was arrested in Indonesia in 2004. The charges on him are related to drugs. According to doctors, his life expectancy is about three months.

Zulfiqar’s case was highlighted in 2016, when Indonesian authorities notified embassy of Pakistan in Jakarta that Zulfiqar will face serious consequences on the possession of the case related to drugs. His death sentences was halted after the involvement of human rights group and United Nations appealed. He was arrested from his home by Indonesian police.

According to JPP, For three days, he was “kicked, punched and threatened


Chandni
Chowk
to China
Entrepreneurship is in abundance in
India and China, but for SMEs to truly
succeed it essentially requires an enabling
environment equipped with efficient and
effective support systems.

W

hen Akshay Kumar resettled from
Chandni Chowk to China in the movie, he didn’t realize that he was also exhibiting Indian entrepreneurial skills, besides
the usual Bollywood masala. The Indian entrepreneur’s skills and commitment to succeed
have been well established in the form of legendary Indian institutions like Infosys, TATA,
Reliance, etc. Likewise, the Indian SMEs have
established themselves as engines of growth for
India by catering to the needs of international
markets. SMEs in China have also achieved rapid and sustainable growth over the past two decades. Such growth has increasingly contributed
to Chinese economic development, as a result of
which it has emerged as the manufacturing hub
of the world.
Status of SMEs inmake it
in tune with global practices and to provide opportunities for technological upgradation.
On the other side, China’s definition of SMEs
is broadly classified on the basis of employment,
revenue and investments. The Interim Categorizing Criteria on Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) published in 2003 and based
on the SME Promotion Law of China sets the
guidelines for classifying SMEs. The definition
further classifies the enterprises on the basis of
activity, such as industrial sector, construction
sector, wholesale and retail trade sector, transportation and delivery services sector, besides
hotels and restaurant sectors. This explanation

covers 99 per cent of all Chinese enterprises,
contributing almost 60 per cent to the national
GDP and account for 82 per cent of employment opportunities.
The SMEs are an important part of both
the Indian and Chinese economies. The Fourth
Census revealed that registered MSMEs in
India in the


running them, and in case of failed
ventures almost impossible to shut it. The body
of legislation that shapes the industrial and labour environment in India is huge. There exists a
crisscrossing network of chaotic and often-contradictory laws, such as the Minimum Wages
Act, 1948; Trade Unions Act, 1926; Contract
Labour Act 1970; Weekly Holidays Act, 1942
and Beedi and Cigar Workers Act, 1966, Industrial Disputes Act, all of which need overhaul.
|36| India-China Chronicle ď‚§ November 2011

November 2011 ď‚§ India-China Chronicle |37|

INFOCUS | INDIA-CHINA | SME | COVER STORY

money to invest in market research and are unable to carry out design and technical improvements to keep up with market demands. Unable
to take up aggressive marketing, like big industries, they cannot invest in advertising and packaging and find markets despite good quality and
competent prices. Thisof the value chain,
including technology-based export promotion, that is, from OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing) to ODM (Own Design and Manufacturing) & OBM (Own
Brand Manufacturing) etc.

The SME financing
continues to be most
important challenge
for the creation,
survival and growth
of SMEs in India and
China, especially
the innovative
ones. Shortage of
working capital is
widely recognized as
the biggest hurdle
in the growth of
unorganized and
organized SMEs.

Once again, coming back to the movie, today
entrepreneurship is nurtured from Chandni
Chowk to China. But it is also worth mentioning
that entrepreneurship alone cannot succeed,
it also requires an enabling environment and
other support systems. Though Akshay Kumar
in a Bollywood masala movie can do anything
and get away with anything. But in the movie
Chandni Chowk to China, he would not have
succeeded in his mission without collaborating
with the locals, or in other words the requisite
support systems. Likewise, entrepreneurship is
in abundance


¶ 42)[1], and, lacking the funds needed to post bail, confined in the Burlington County jail pending trial. (Id. at ¶ 14.) Garlanger further alleges that, at some point thereafter, Verbeke and Lengyel contacted the mother of his son and advised her to obtain a restraining order against him, and that, as a result, he was "forced to engage in extended family court proceedings" to regain the same visitation and parental rights he had enjoyed with his son before defendants interfered with his personal family affairs. (Id. at ¶ 15.) Garlanger was ultimately acquitted on March 16, 2000, of all charges stemming from the August 4, 1999, incident at his place of business. (Id. at ¶ 43.)
On July 30, 2001, Garlganger instituted this action against the Superintendent ofJaved Bajwa, military and civilian spymasters and members of the premier’s cabinet, including Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar and National Security Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua.After being advised by the security brass to ‘show no mercy’ to anti-state elements and their supporters and facilitators, Premier Nawaz approved the launch of full-scale targeted operations across the country to hunt down terrorists. More than 100 hardcore terrorists have already been taken out in intelligence-based operations (IBOs) throughout the country, government and security estimates suggest.the prime minister designated NSA Janjua as the focal person between the government and security agencies regarding the full-scale counter-terrorism drive.“This war will end, and it will conclude with the victory of our people, including our positive values that bind


and blue micro-filters, thus limiting their usefulness in scientific imaging.

Forensics
Forensics imaging often uses Full-spectrum cameras to emphasize non-visible materials which have more diverse reflectivities in the ultraviolet and infrared.  Applications include non-visible inks (uv & ir), disturbed soil (uv & ir), gunshot residue (ir), body fluids (uv), fibers, etc.  Analogous to forensics, Full-spectrum cameras are being explored to enhance photographic recordings of archeological findings.

See also
 Infrared photography
 Ultraviolet photography
 Hyperspectral imaging
 Multispectral imaging
 Full-spectrum light
 History of forensic photography
 Fujifilm FinePix IS Pro full spectrum camera

References

Category:Photographic techniquesBonnie Bishop makes her first appearance on Mountain Stage, recorded live at the Culture Center Theater in Charleston, W.Va. Nashville-based by way of Texas and Mississippi, Bishop has made a name for herself with her songs and powerful live performances. In 2002, she toured Texas' vast roots-music circuit, and has since released four albums in a span of six years. Her work earned her a nomination for "Vocal Performance of the Year" at the Lone Star Music Awards.

In 2008, Bishop moved to Nashville, Tenn., to pursue a songwriting career; the industry began to take notice soon afterward. Her song "Not Cause I Want To," which she co-wrote with former NRBQ guitarist Al Anderson, was recorded on the newest album by one of her most important influences, Bonnie Raitt.


Here I Am, Lord

Dan Schutte is a member of The St. Louis Jesuits, a group of musicians belonging to the Society of Jesus that compose Catholic liturgical music in a folk music style.

In the late 1970s, Schutte was studying theology in Berkeley, California, when one of his friends asked him to write a song for a diaconate ordination Mass. This Christian hymn, also known by its first line, "I, the Lord of Sea and Sky", was the tune he came up with. The words are based on three Old Testament passages: Isaiah 6:8, 1 Samuel 3 and Jeremiah 1 4-8. "Here I Am, Lord" was published in 1981.

Schutte recalled the story of the song during a 2019 episode of BBC's Songs of Praise: "One of my clear memoriesand Protestant worship services. Schutte attributes its success to the honest human element within "Here I Am."

"I believe that Here I Am Lord is popular because of the relationship that it sets up with a very personal God," he said. "Some of the hymns that we write are about God. Here I Am Lord is actually formed and fashioned and structured as a conversation. It's a dialogue between God and us.

In 2019 "I, the Lord Of Sea And Sky" was voted the United Kingdom's 10th favorite hymn in a poll by BBC's Songs of Praise program.


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Video footage of merchandise mayhem included two men punching and slapping each other silly as they fell to the shiny tile floor of a food court inside a mall in Louisville, Ky.

Onlookers cheered the men on, even as a female shopper got knocked down in the melee. A police officer finally rushed in and broke the fight up after about 30 tense seconds.

At a second Louisville shopping center, a dozen more men were caught on video throwing punches. It was unclear what prompted either fight.

At a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, a crowd of more than a dozen men and women warred over heavily discounted flat-panel televisions.


with 50 on Nov. 25 at Sacramento, beating the previous mark of 49 set by Dallas in 1996.

Houston now has attempted 40-plus 3-pointers in four of its past five games and 12 times overall this season.

That ties the NBA record for most games with 40-plus 3-point attempts in a single season, which the Rockets set last season.

Of the 10 Rockets who played, six attempted at least one 3-pointer, including backup center Montrezl Harrell.

Rockets guard Eric Gordon, who led the team with seven made 3-pointers, said he thinks the 61 total 3-pointers might be broken.

"We can still be better," said Gordon, who has hit at least three 3-point field goals in each of the past 12 games, tied for the fourth-longest streak in league history. "I wouldn't doubt beforeMONTREAL - After six years of hard work and dedication, Max Pacioretty is thrilled to be seeing one of his major off-ice charitable projects start to come to life.

The Canadiens captain has been involved in philanthropic efforts supporting the Montreal General Hospital through his Max Pacioretty Foundation, and he recently visited the hospital to have a look at the new site for its recently-purchased High Performance Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machine for their Traumatic Brain Injury Centre, a purchase made possible in part thanks to the 28-year-old's Foundation. The equipment is expected to be in operation in July 2018.

"To see it with your own eyes for the first time, you get to see where all this money and this work is going towards," shared the proud power forward when


elsewhere and to other geological features, such as volcanoes, say the researchers.

Exhuming quakes

The project, called Mining Seismic Wavefields (MSW), began in 2016, and involves researchers at Stanford University in California, the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles, the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.

The researchers came up with the idea some time ago, but two key ingredients were missing: vast and detailed seismic data sets created with modern instrumentation, and powerful computer systems to process the data efficiently. The elements finally came together a few years ago, and teams began developing techniques to find small earthquakes in new records.

The Caltech MSW group analysed seismic data known as waveforms, which represent earthquakes, and used their distinctive features to createHoward, Everton out for legitimacy in FA Cup final against Chelsea

Everton goes into Saturday's FA Cup final as underdogs riding on a high. After claiming the scalps of two "Big Four" teams -- Manchester United and Liverpool -- en route to the final, it clinched fifth place in the Premier League for the second year running.

Can the Toffees add a third Big Four scalp by beating Chelsea? Manager David Moyes thinks the experience of playing 120 minutes and beating United at Wembley Stadium in the semifinals will prove invaluable: "The match against Manchester United was as close to a final as you can get," he told the BBC this week. "The players have learned from the surroundings there and what to expect on the day."

In Moyes, Everton has


a manager with a burgeoning reputation. With a limited budget, he has transformed mid-table also-rans into an established top-six side. No wonder he's the bookmakers' favorite to replace Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

The FA Cup final is Everton's best chance of major silverware since 1995 and Moyes says this is the best Everton squad he has ever had, one in which the players favor the team over individual talent. That's a good quality, because Everton comes into the final shorthanded. Without their main creative force, Mikel Arteta, and main goal-scorer Yakubu Aiyegbeni for the majority of the season, the Toffeemen are also missing defender PhilJagielka for the final.

Yet Everton's small squad continues to perform impressively. U.S. national-team keeper Tim Howard puts a large part of the successand fears of not qualifying for the Champions League are now in the distant past.

After the remarkable job the Dutchman has done at Chelsea, John Terry wants to win the trophy as a parting gift for Hiddink. "We all want him to stay -- the players and the fans," the Blues captain told The Guardian, "and it is a shame he is going, but there is only one way to send him off and that is by winning the trophy."

Everton's Tim Cahill, who played under Hiddink during the Dutchman's time as Australian national-team manager, told the BBC, "The caliber and stature of the man speaks for itself. I'm very thankful for what he did in the World Cup. He's honest, stamps his authority. None of his players get


a chance to overpower him and you never know if you're going to be in the team or not."

Both teams are talking up their chances of success on Saturday, and both are desperate to win it. The evident tactical know-how of both managers will be tested to the full in what should be a fitting curtain call to the English season and a fitting swan song from English football (for now at least) for Hiddink.

Meanwhile, in Manchester, Team Limey was scouring the adverts in the local newsagent's window. Before deciding that "Honest Jim's Betting Helpline" and "For sale: Millennium Falcon (satellite dish missing)" were both life-enhancing, our beady eyes rested upon "Wanted: World-class midfield, call Old Trafford 0161-868-8000." Buoyed by the chap who sold us the Falcon --Iniesta and Xavi. Where were the holes that Michael Essien penetrated when they played Chelsea?

Limey Lawyers: Enough dad-joke innuendos, lads, keep it clean.

Team Limey: Park?

Fuming Scot: For a picnic?

Team Limey: No, Park Ji-Sung. You know, the technically inadequate midfielder who tries hard and generates the club income in Asia.

Fuming Scot: Against the best, the lad offers less drive than the St. Louis Rams offense.

Team Limey: And Hargreaves?

Fuming Scot: Who?

Team Limey: Hargreaves, Owen Hargreaves?

Fuming Scot: Who?

Team Limey: You know, Canadian England international, annoys you by perennially turning up to training late, awful shiny '80s perm.

Fuming Scot: Oh yeah.

Team Limey: Well, he's good.

Fuming Scot: Yeah, one of the best holding midfielders in the world when he's injury-free. Hopefully his knee might get better before Wigan Athletic next wins the EPL


Arsenal move for €12 million Eredivisie star given go ahead

The versatile Belgian defender has been consistently linked with a move to the Premier League over the past few months and, according to talkSPORT, he may leave Ajax in the summer.

A source close to the 23-year-old allegedly said: "Jan wants to play in England one day - perhaps soon. He is a good friend of Thomas Vermaelen at Arsenal.

"I think he might stay in January as he's desperate to win the title at Ajax before maybe seeking a new challenge. The Premier League is an attractive option for anyone, for sure."

Vertonghen plays alongside Arsenal ace Vermaelen at the heart of the Belgium defence and has seen himself compared to his international teammate.

Vermaelen was also at Ajax when he caughtArsenal's eye - moving to the Emirates for £8 million in 2009 - and Vertonghen looks like he may follow suit.

The two centre-backs have a good relationship both on and off the field, and it is understood that Vermaelen is attempting to persuade his compatriot to join Arsenal.

Earlier this summer Vertonghen commented that his former Ajax club mate had been telling him excellent things about Arsenal.

He said: "He [Vermaelen] is one of my best friends and I'm very happy he has been such a success at Arsenal. He tells me really good things about Arsenal and living in London.”

Vermaelen is currently a long-term injury headache for Arsene Wenger, and the Arsenal boss is thought to be keen to bolster his defence - with Vertonghen apparently fitting the bill.

Wenger


The ninth and final episode of Star Wars' Skywalker Saga was supposed to be Carrie Fisher's movie, with a focus on the life of the resistance stalwart Leia Organa. When Fisher died in late 2016, a full year before the release of the eighth episode, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, those plans were inextricably dashed, but with the help of some smart archiving and digital wizardry bordering on Force magic, Fisher was able to play a small but integral part in The Rise of Skywalker.

Creating an entirely digital version of the actress was off the table from the start, but the Leia who wound up on screen was more digitally rendered than fans initially assumed. In July 2018, Lucasfilm announced that filmmaker J.J. Abrams and his team hadout which of those line deliveries makes sense in relation to each of those scenes."

Credit: LucasFilm/Disney

Some The Rise of Skywalker flashback scenes feature younger Leia, with a face taken from Return of the Jedi and placed on a new body; dipping into the original trilogy for new scenes wasn't a new task, as they did the same in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story while Fisher was still alive. But for the new stuff, ILM was at the mercy of the archive. The Lucasfilm and ILM teams worked backward, building a movie around existing dialogue and then running production around footage that had long been in the can. Unfortunately, there was only so much they could do with finished shots, so while viewers may have thought it was


with more leading.

But thus saith Yahweh, even the captives of the mighty shall be taken away, and the prey of the terrible shall be delivered: If you can only rid yourselves of conceptual thought, you will have accomplished everything.

Her approach is practice-oriented, and the practice is very precise awareness in the midst of ordinary life. Shall the prey be taken from the mighty, or the lawful captive delivered?

Knocked his head plum to squash His books offer subtle insight into nonduality as well as wonderful guidance from a Buddhist perspective on living fully here and now.

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ANTI-VAXXER parents are hosting "measles parties" so their kids can contract the deadly virus instead of getting the jab, it has been reported.

City health officials blasted parents after they were found encouraging their un-vaccinated kids to catch the virus from each other in Brooklyn, New York.

4 Some 285 cases of measles have been confirmed in New York since October Credit: Getty - Contributor

4 Anti-vaxxer parents in New York have been found to host parties in hopes their un-vaccinated children get infected with measles (stock image) Credit: Getty - Contributor

The movement against the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella is largely thought to stem from the work of Andrew Wakefield.

The now discredited UK doctor penned a damning research paper claiming a link between the MMR vaccine,autism and bowel disease.

The study was retracted in 2010 but the paper has had a lasting influence with the "anti-vaxxer" movement particularly taking off in America.

And the movement has sparked concern amid the current measles outbreak in New York – the largest the city has seen since 1991.

It is believed misguided parents are hosting "measles parties", encouraging their young, un-vaccinated children to spread measles with the idea that once a child has contracted it, they will be immune.

The "parties" are similar to "pox-parties" where kids were encouraged to contract chickenpox from each other.

These were popular before the introduction of the varicella vaccine in 1955.

It is now widely recognised by health officials that vaccinating a child is far safer than deliberately infecting them.

MEASLES OUTBREAK

The measles virus is highly contagious


STRATEGY SHIFT Sweden's top scientist considering 'circuit-breaker' style local lockdowns OUT OF THIS WORLD Man transforms into 'alien' after having nose REMOVED & splitting tongue GRINCHES Mum reveals HUGE Xmas gift haul for daughter - but some parents brand kid 'spoilt'

By August 2018 there had been 807 cases of measles reported in England alone, with Serbia, Ukraine and Greece having some of the highest rates of measles in Europe.

The Brooklyn outbreak comes after the New York City Health Department reinforced its December-issued order that yeshivas and day-care programs in Williamsburg would face serious sanctions if they failed to exclude un-vaccinated students.

Health clinics in the city are offering free vaccinations to try and stem the problem, if New Yorkers fail to take up this offer, they will face ahospital.

A public-health giant

Catholic hospitals provide care for 1 in 6 patients in the United States; they are, collectively, the largest not-for-profit health care provider in the country. As secular hospitals merge with Catholic ones, many health care organizations and the communities they serve are on edge. In Washington state, for example, mergers mean that nearly half of hospital beds are in facilities controlled or influenced by the church, and in many regions a Catholic hospital is the sole provider. Nationwide, Catholic health care providers grew by 16 percent from 2001 to 2011. The number of secular nonprofit hospitals dropped by 12 percent in that period; the number of public hospitals fell by 31 percent. Catholic health care providers are bound by the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic


run into problems, whether it is with hormone therapy for transgender patients or simply the right of married same-sex partners to be treated as next of kin in making health care decisions). Denise was lucky, in some ways. After the birth of her daughter, two subsequent pregnancies ended in miscarriage, making a tubal ligation — the procedure she desired and was denied — unnecessary. And her miscarriages did not require the kind of hospital intervention that, at a Catholic facility, could have put her life at risk. Tamesha Means, a Michigan woman, had a different, more terrifying experience. Her water broke at 18 weeks, too early for the fetus to be likely to survive. A friend drove her to the closest hospital, a Catholic facility where medical providerstold Means the baby would probably not live, but they refused to terminate her pregnancy. She went back a second time and was sent home, despite being at risk of infection and in excruciating pain. The third time she went back, this time bleeding, in pain, running a fever and suffering from an infection from a miscarriage in progress, she was again directed to go home. She went into labor while filling out hospital discharge paperwork. Only then did hospital employees begin to attend to her. She delivered, and the very premature infant died shortly thereafter. The ACLU is now suing on Means’ behalf. But most stories like hers are not told. And the smaller, non-life-threatening decisions — the refusals to provide contraception, in vitro fertilization or sterilization


Matt Bevin chides media, Mitch McConnell

ky 25 bevin. Louisville businessman Matt Bevin, flanked by his family, announces his candidacy on the GOP ticket to challenge U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell. He speaks at the Campbell County Fiscal Court administration building in Newport, Kentucky Wednesday July 24, 2013. The Enquirer/Gary Landers(Photo: The Courier-Journal)Buy Photo

Bevin later said that he, like McConnell, doesn't believe that it's the government's job to create jobs.

When asked what the difference between his and McConnell's positions were, Bevin said, "He said it's not his job to be concerned about the economic plight. … He thinks it's the role of government. He was just trying to wash his hands of it."

Here's what McConnell actually said, according to Edmund Shelby, the editor of the newspaper:

"That is not my job.EARLY OIL PIPELINES, U.S.A.

Oil Pipeline Idea

According to McLaurin (1896) the earliest idea of a pipeline to carry crude oil was put forth in Parkersburg, West Virginia, in November 1860 by young Samuel Duncan Karns. The historian, Ernest Miller, reveals that Karns was only 17 years old when he was struck by this brainstorm (Miller, 1974). Karns' plan involved laying a six inch diameter wooden line to carry oil from an old salt well at Burning Springs in Wirt County to a refinery being built at Parkersburg on the Ohio River. The salt well may have been the one drilled by the Rathbone brothers in the1840's (White in Hennen, 1911). From the very beginning the original salt well had been distressed by an influx of oil which had increased


to the point that suitable brine was no longer obtainable. It was later deepened to 300 feet at about the time Drake drilled his 1859 well in Pennsylvania (White, 1904). By deepening it the operators hoped to obtain pure medicinal and lubricating oil. After the deepening and successful work-over, the salt well began to produce 36 BOPD oil by pump.

The Karns pipeline would be 36 miles long (Redwood, et al, 1913) and Karns would also have contemplated at least one river crossing (Hughes River) and several smaller streams and ravines. Karns picked a route that he thought would allow the oil to flow by gravity. His father, who was against the idea, apparently thought that his son had gone daft. The Civil War which broke out in 1861turned attention away from this idea, and the line was never laid. Eventually, of course, pipelines did come to the Burning Springs oilfield.

It seems to the writer that Sam Karns must have forecast considerable future production involving a number of projected wells at Burning Springs because oil from the single reworked oil-producing salt well would hardly require a pipeline in view of the fact that the small production could easily be floated down the Little Kanawha River in barrels on flat boats to Parkersburg. Karns and his father were buying up and leasing other lands in the Burning Springs area for oil purposes (McKain and Allen, 1994). Young Karns seems to have been born with the canny sense of a promoter, a valued attribute in the oilfields. He


genius. She thought the up the fantastical idea of Geothermal power and Vix sprints at high speed to construct this new power source. Braving the elements Vix fashions a geothermal plant from her bare hands. Gerald the monkey watches on, possibly drooling. Silly monkey. Kit shrugs at such feats and sets her vicious mind to the concept of fuzzy-wuzzy carpets.

A Muffalo is a hairy descendant of the buffalo, complete with shearing and milk privileges. Mighty Muffaloes enter the area around the camp, Lloyd pricks his ears… Rubs his eyes and blinks excitedly. He must have them. In record time Lloyd seduces the largest mighty Muffalo. He absolutely loves Muffaloes. Especially the massive hairy ones. The mucky bugger.

It’s around this time we realise that Mie the sullen drunk absolutelythe rag-tag camp into a thriving community. Growing tired of her new husband and achieving all she could, she packed her bags and left her creation behind to start all over again.

Several years later Vix was responsible for a new wave of space trainers specialising in comfort, rocketry and light-speed.

Unable to control his dashing charms Sir abandoned his wife and daughter, yet again, to pursue further conquests.

He currently lives in a bedsit and has chronic back spasms.

Lloyd redoubled his efforts to provide a better life for Polly, culminating in the Cyber-Turkey leg branch of robotics. As a master in his specialised field Lloyd travels the universe giving lectures, signing autographs and crooning in his beautiful, beautiful voice.

Lloyd didn’t forget those heady days on Rimworld, writing a best selling


on the pulse on the practice and gets to interact with all of our patients. This year is her 12th year wedding anniversary with her husband whom works at the Pendleton Correctional Facility. They have a 7 year old little girl and a 2 year old boy. Some of her hobbies include cooking, reading, playing outside with her kids and doing Zumba! Andrea is training to participate in the Indy 500 mini marathon!

DENISE, HYGIENIST

Denise grew up in northern Indiana and graduated from Indiana University School of Dentistry in 1982. She is married and has 3 children. Her youngest son just graduated from Purdue. Denise and her husband enjoy following Purdue basketball and football. Denise is an avid exerciser and enjoys running everyday after work. She loves to takecontinuing education seminars and learning the latest research in dentistry. She is very passionate about her work and loves treating patients of all ages!

NATASHA, DENTAL ASSISTANT EFDA

Natasha joined our office in May of 2018. She grew up in Richmond, IN and graduated from Richmond High School. After high school she completed a dental assisting program, Training by Lynn. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends.We are so excited to have Natasha join our team this spring!

ERICA, HYGIENIST

Erica has been a licensed dental hygienist since 2011 and joined our team in 2017. She enjoys educating patients with techniques to improve their home care routines to aid in preventing dental diseases. She takes pride in comforting patients with dental anxiety and providing quality care.


Leaders Are Authentic

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Tomorrow’s leaders will use planning and organization to cast a broad net around what might happen, and to create a plan that is robust enough to respond to the unknown. As part of The Complete Leader video series, faculty member Brent Patmos talks about Planning and Organization as one of the necessary competencies in pursuing leadership excellence.

Brent Patmos is the author of Beyond the Name: Preserving, Love, Legacy and Leadership in Your Family Business, the President of Perpetual Development, Inc. and a TCL faculty member. Brent talks with us about his new book, his passion for working with family businesses, the power of self-awareness, and why purposeful thinking is an undervalued leadership trait.

In this video, Ron Price and The Complete Leader faculty members Lisa Aldisert,the Defendant, a manufacturer of retail and athletic apparel, on October 11, 1999. As a "Sales Forecast Analyst" in the Defendant's Atlanta office, the Plaintiff reviewed various types of data in order to forecast future sales of the Defendant's various apparel lines. As of June 2000, the Plaintiff was the only forecast analyst in the Atlanta office, thus she was responsible for analyzing both the retail and athletic clothing lines.
*1131 The Plaintiff contends that the Defendant began to discriminate against her on the basis of her race beginning in late 2000. This discrimination initially took the form of adverse employment evaluations from Randy Ballard, the Director of Supply Chain and Demand Planning and one of the Plaintiffs supervisors.[1] Ballard told the Plaintiff that she was doing a good


job during informal settings, but gave her negative feedback during her formal performance evaluations, specifically her review in February 2001. Furthermore, Ballard isolated the Plaintiff in meetings by only listening to the suggestions and comments of white employees.
Additionally, the Plaintiff contends that the Defendant treated her differently from other employees with respect to vacation time. For example, the Defendant permitted a white employee, Elizabeth Robinson, to carry over her vacation days into the next year even though the Plaintiff was not allowed to do the same. Moreover, the Defendant refused to award the Plaintiff an additional week of vacation time that was due to her at her one year anniversary in October 2000.
The Plaintiff also began to have various problems with an employee in the systems department namedthe same time that the Plaintiff experienced these problems, the Defendant began to recruit experienced sales forecast analysts for the Atlanta office. With the Plaintiff as the only forecast analyst, the Defendant wanted to add several additional analysts in order to strengthen the company's staff. In early 2001, the Defendant hired Bill Androutsopoulos, a white male, and Ann Harrison, a white female, as "Senior Sales Forecast Analysts" because of their extensive experience in the retail industry.[2] At the time of this hiring, the Plaintiff was not aware that the Defendant was looking for any senior analysts and did not receive an interview for the position The Plaintiff believes that she was passed over for this promotion because of her race.
Once Harrison and Androutsopoulos began their employment, the Plaintiffs


the Senior Analyst position. In her first meeting with Randy Ballard, the Plaintiff stated that she did not appreciate being treated differently than other employees. When asked by Ballard if she believed that this differential treatment was because of her race, the Plaintiff responded in the affirmative. See Gaddis Depo., p. 208. In a second meeting with Ronald Davie, a director in the human resources department, the Plaintiff said that she believed that she "was being racially attacked." See Gaddis Depo., p. 210. The Plaintiff contends that the Defendant engaged in a series of retaliatory acts following these complaints.
In late March 2001, the Plaintiff had a second meeting with Ronald Davie during which the Defendant placed the Plaintiff on probation for excessive absences from work. According to theDefendant's records, the Plaintiff missed thirty-two days in 2000 and fourteen days during the first three months of 2001. The Plaintiff contests the accuracy of these records because they list the Plaintiff absent on days when she states she was present at work. In addition, the Plaintiff believes that she was treated much more harshly than white employees with respect to absences from work. More specifically, the Defendant cautioned the Plaintiff regarding each and every absence, yet allowed Androutsopoulos to take extended lunch breaks and leave work frequently.
In April 2001, the Plaintiff requested to transfer her job to the Defendant's Alexander City office. The Defendant denied this transfer because the Alexander City office did not have a sales forecast analyst position available. The Plaintiff considers this denial to


took a leave of absence from work due to medical complications arising from pregnancy. In August 2001, while the Plaintiff was still on medical leave, the Defendant informed the Plaintiff that her job had been eliminated due to corporate downsizing. The impetus *1133 for this action was a corporate order to Randy Ballard that he should reduce company costs in all possible areas, including eliminating jobs. According to the Defendant, Ballard chose to eliminate the Plaintiffs position for three reasons: 1) the Plaintiffs poor job performance; 2) the Plaintiffs frequent absences from work; and 3) the Plaintiff had less experience in the apparel industry than the other members of the forecast team. Upon learning of the Defendant's decision, the Plaintiff believed that her employment with the Defendant hadbeen terminated. Accordingly, the Plaintiff filed a complaint for race discrimination and retaliation with the EEOC on August 14, 2001.
In September 2001, the Plaintiffs health insurance carrier terminated her shortterm medical benefits. According to the Plaintiff, the Defendant falsely informed the insurance company that the Plaintiff still had a job and was medically able to work. As a result of this action, the Plaintiff applied for unemployment benefits from the State of Georgia in October 2001. The Defendant opposed this action because it still considered the Plaintiff to be an employee of the company. The Defendant took the position that the Plaintiff was not entitled to such benefits because she remained on a medical leave of absence. Although her position had been eliminated and she was no longer


receiving a salary, the Defendant did not believe that these actions constituted a termination of the employment relationship. Rather, the Defendant considered the Plaintiff to be an employee on a medical leave of absence who would receive the opportunity to interview for any open positions within the company once she was healthy enough to return to work. The Georgia Department of Labor ultimately rejected the Defendant's argument and awarded unemployment benefits to the Plaintiff. Nonetheless, the Plaintiff believes that the Defendant's opposition to her unemployment benefit petition was an act of retaliation that delayed the receipt of her unemployment payments and caused her mental anguish.
In March 2002, the Plaintiff informed Becky Arnoff, a human resources specialist in the Defendant's Atlanta office, that she was medically able to returnthe analyst position for fifteen months, a moderate, but not insignificant period of time. As for the Plaintiffs level of work responsibility, she was the only forecast analyst in the Atlanta office for a portion of this time and her responsibilities included sales forecasting for both the retail and athletic apparel lines. Moreover, the Defendant's admission that it considered the Plaintiff for the senior analyst position leads to the inference that even the Defendant believed that the Plaintiff had the minimal qualifications for the job. See Davie Depo., p. 20. Considering all this evidence together, the court is satisfied that the Plaintiff was qualified for the Senior Sales Forecast Analyst position.
Having determined that the Plaintiff met her initial burden of establishing a prima facie case of race discrimination,


to carry over one vacation day into 2001 because she worked on one of her scheduled vacation days in 2000. See Arnoff Affidavit, ¶ 5. In contrast, the Plaintiff has not produced any evidence that she worked on one of her vacation days so that she would be entitled to carry over additional vacation days. Absent such evidence, the Plaintiff cannot establish that she was similarly situated to Robinson.
With regard to the claim that the Plaintiff did not receive all of her vacation time, the Plaintiff has either alleged nor drawn the court's attention to any similarly situated employees who received all of their vacation days. Indeed, the Plaintiff ignores the undisputed fact that the Defendant changed its calculation of vacation days for all employees in 2000. Seebelief that she was the victim of racial discrimination was objectively reasonable. The Plaintiff was the only African-American member of the forecasting staff and had experience with all of the Defendant's product lines, yet she was passed over for the senior analyst position for two white employees from outside the company. Furthermore, Janet Koubek had the propensity to alter only the Plaintiffs files, not the files of white employees. Indeed, the disparity between Ballard's informal comments and his formal evaluations only added to the Plaintiffs suspicions of race discrimination. Taken together, the court is satisfied that the Plaintiff had an objectively reasonable belief that the Defendant had engaged in judicially recognized race discrimination. Accordingly, the Plaintiff has established that she engaged in protected activity recognized by Title VII.
As


to the Alexander City office. Nevertheless, the final two actions on this list do not rise to the level of judicially recognized adverse employment actions.[18]
With regard to the Plaintiffs argument that the Defendant retaliated against her by opposing her request for unemployment insurance benefits, the Plaintiff has not presented the court with any evidence that this action caused her either serious or tangible harm. After the Defendant informed the Plaintiff that her job had been eliminated in August 2001, the Plaintiff applied for unemployment benefits through the Georgia Department of Labor. The Defendant opposed this application because it believed that the Plaintiff remained an employee of the company as a result of her "Medical Leave of Absence" status. Despite this argument, the Georgia Department of Labor concluded thatDefendant's opposition was not retaliation, but an exercise of its legal rights under Georgia law. Once the Plaintiff initiated her request for unemployment benefits, the Defendant responded as required. Baker, 855 F.Supp. at 376. Such opposition was certainly the employer's right and not retaliatory in nature. Id. Accordingly, the Plaintiff cannot sustain a cause of action under Title VII based on the Defendant's opposition to her request for unemployment benefits because she has not established that this conduct constitutes unlawful employment action.
The Plaintiff is also unable to prove that the Defendant engaged in unlawful employment action when it refused to transfer her to the Alexander City office. As to the specific nature of the Plaintiffs request, the record reveals that she wanted to perform her analyst position out


connection between the her protected activity and the Defendant's four assumed unlawful employment actions. As discussed earlier, the Plaintiff engaged in two types of expression protected by Title VII. First, the opposition clause protects the Plaintiff against retaliation stemming from her oral complaints about racial discrimination to her supervisors in February 2001. Second, the participation clause protects her against retaliation connected to the filing of her EEOC complaint on August 14, 2001. Because the Plaintiff has not identified which of the four adverse actions are causally connected to which of the two acts of expression, the court will analyze each act of expression separately.
To prove a causal connection, a plaintiff is required to demonstrate "that the protected activity and the adverse action were not wholly unrelated." Clover, 176opposition clause, the Plaintiff has met her prima facie burden only with respect to her placement on probation for excessive absences. Second, under the participation clause, the Plaintiff has established a prima facie case with respect to the elimination of her job in August 2001 and the termination of her health care benefits in September 2001. Accordingly, only these two claims will proceed to the second step of the McDonnell Douglas analysis. Summary judgment is therefore due to be GRANTED in favor of the Defendant on all other retaliation claims.
As discussed earlier, at the second stage of the McDonnell Douglas analysis, the burden of production is placed upon the employer to articulate a legitimate nonretaliatory reason for its employment action. Burdine, 450 U.S. at 254, 101 S.Ct. 1089.


In this case, the Defendant has met this burden for all three of the alleged retaliatory acts. First, the Defendant maintains that it placed the Plaintiff on probation due to her excessive absences from work. Second, the Defendant states that it was not responsible for terminating the Plaintiffs health care benefits. Instead, the Defendant simply passed on medical information submitted by the Plaintiff to its insurance carrier, which ultimately made the final decision regarding coverage. Third, the Defendant eliminated the Plaintiffs job due to a corporate mandate that the Defendant's Atlanta office reduce costs and Randy Ballard's assessment that the Plaintiff was the least valuable person in the forecasting unit at the time of this directive.
Because the Defendant met its burden of production as to all three claims,the exact date of the Plaintiffs employment "termination." The Defendant argues that the Plaintiff's job was eliminated in August 2001 due to downsizing, however she remained an employee of the company while she was on medical leave. Once the Plaintiff was able to return to work, the Defendant gave her the opportunity to apply for various positions within the company. The Defendant concludes that her employment formally ended when she was not hired for any of these jobs in April 2002. On the other hand, the Plaintiff contends that she was terminated twice, the first occurring in August 2001 when the Defendant told her that her job had been eliminated, and the second occurring in April 2002 when she was not rehired by the Defendant into another position.

Under


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2011 throughout 2015, with nearly 44% of the global smartphone market in 2015, up from 39% in 2011. Android first hit the top position globally in the fourth quarter of 2010, IDC noted.

In 2015, Windows Phone is expected to be in second place with a 20% share, growing from less than 4% in 2011.

IDC ranked the Apple iOS used in the iPhone in third place by 2015, with nearly 17% market share, down from 18% in 2011. BlackBerry will be fourth in 2015 at 13%, down from 14% in 2011.

The predictions of Windows Phones' ascendancy raised some eyebrows when IDC first made that prediction, but Gartner also shared that view. Both analyst firms have noted that Nokia has superior manufacturing and distribution capability, and is expected to produceits first Windows Phones on the Mango version of the OS late in 2011.

While both the iPhone and the BlackBerry will see a modest shrinkage in market share in the next four years, IDC noted that both will still see growth in shipments and sales coinciding with the explosive growth in smartphones.

In 2011 alone, vendors will ship about 472 million smartphones, about 55% above the 305 million shipped globally in 2010. IDC said 982 million smartphones will ship in 2015.

Smartphone growth is being fueled by falling average selling prices, increased phone functionality and lower cost data plans, IDC said. Many of the most powerful smartphones in the U.S. market are selling for $250 to $300, well below prices in the $300 to $400 range of two years ago.

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the wheel is positioned to contact the cutter blade in the selected link, to limit the closest approach between the wheel and the associated depth gauge. The depth gauge is ground to a selected depth relative to the associated cutter blade.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the platform is carried on a pivot arm for shifting therewith along a path substantially tangential to the contacted grinding portion of the wheel's grinding surface. A spring operatively connected to the arm urges the platform toward the grinding wheel, in a direction substantially normal to the just-mentioned tangential path. As the platform is shifted toward the grinding wheel, contact between the cutter blade in the selected cutter link and the guide member produces shifting of the platform in a directioncourts.

I.     BACKGROUND

       Rutledge became a longshoreman in the Port of New York and New Jersey in

2003. In New York and New Jersey the privilege of working as a longshoreman is

jealously guarded, so to begin his employment Rutledge had to satisfy several

interlocking requirements: he had to join the appropriate union, Local 1233 of the

International Longshoreman’s Association (“ILA”), which required the sponsorship of

his employer, Maher Terminals, LLC; he then had to register with and obtain approval

from the New York Waterfront Commission, a bi-state agency of New York and New

Jersey; and the Waterfront Commission, in turn, required Rutledge’s registration to be

sponsored by his union as well as the New York Shipping Association (“NYSA”), Inc.

Having satisfied these requirements, Rutledge began his work


be worse than the criminal sanctions. Following his arrest, Maher and Local 1233

terminated their sponsorships of Rutledge. The Waterfront Commission responded by

revoking Rutledge’s registration in March 2008, effectively terminating his ability to

work as a longshoreman.

       Rutledge went on to complete a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program, but about

the same time he was diagnosed with and treated for cancer. The treatment left him with

significant hearing loss, requiring use of a cochlear implant.

       Following his recovery, Rutledge sought reinstatement in March 2010 of his

registration with the Waterfront Commission. The procedures governing reinstatement

are contained in a Collective Bargaining Agreement (the “CBA”) to which NYSA, ILA,

Maher, and Local 1233 are parties. Per those procedures, the joint NYSE-ILA Seniority

Board, an arbitralWelcome to Church on the Hill, Glenavon, Sask, Canada

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Nikki Goes Back to Australia

Nikki, a delightful exchange student, will be flying home to Australia at 10:30 am on Thurs, Jan 31st. We ask that you pray for her safe journey home.

Pastor Lorne mentioned that she's going back to her school of 600 students where she is President of the Student Council.

While here, she is a member of Pastor Lorne and Dianne's family where she 'cooks tea'. Pastor Lorne explained with a smile that it means she makes supper.

Nikki's goal is to become a medical doctor.

She attended Church on the Hill for the final time on Sunday. On behalf of the church, Rose presented Nikki with a quilt and she will also receive a Bible.

Nikki graciously accepted


456, 462 (1924) (exempting from the statute of limitations a lawsuit in

which the United States, after “taking over and operating the railroad systems of the

country . . . as a war measure, under a right in the nature of eminent domain,” sought to

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recover damages arising from train-loading delays (internal quotation marks and

citation omitted)).

       C.     Nullum Tempus Principles And The District Of Columbia

       The Supreme Court hasParticules (France), Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst, and Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung (Germany), J. Bolyai Research Scholarship, EFOP, the New National Excellence Program ([Ú]{}NKP), NKFIH, and OTKA (Hungary), Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Science and Technology (India), Israel Science Foundation (Israel), Basic Science Research Program through NRF of the Ministry of Education (Korea), Physics Department, Lahore University of Management Sciences (Pakistan), Ministry of Education and Science, Russian Academy of Sciences, Federal Agency of Atomic Energy (Russia), VR and Wallenberg Foundation (Sweden), the U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation for the Independent States of the Former Soviet Union, the Hungarian American Enterprise Scholarship Fund, the US-Hungarian Fulbright Foundation, and the US-Israel Binational Science Foundation.

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          OPINION

¶1       Deangelo M. Cowper was convicted of retail theft in 2003, which resulted in a

probation violation. The trial court sentenced Cowper to 27 months of imprisonment for

the probation violation. In 2012, Cowper filed his complaint alleging negligence against

the Saline County circuit clerk, Randy Nyberg, and the Saline County sheriff, Keith

Brown, for not transmitting to the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) the accurate

number of days he had served in jail for which he was to receive credit against the

27-month sentence. As a result of the incorrect credit against his sentence, Cowper was

                     from 27 months to 13 months and 15 days. On

June 23, 2011, Cowper filed a motion in the Saline County criminal court to recalculate the

time.    On November 22, 2011, the State filed its response, stating that after an

investigation, the State concluded that the 275 days calculation of credit was wrong. The

State's investigation revealed that Cowper was in Saline County custody from January 8,

2008, until February 2, 2008, and from November 29, 2010, until May 11, 2011, and that

the State did not give him credit for those days in the original judgment-sentence. The


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court entered an order directing the State to prepare an amended mittimus to reflect the

correct number of days of credit for time served.          The State filed its amended

judgment-sentence directed to the IDOC on November 22, 2011. Cowper had already

been released from the Illinois Department of Corrections on October 16, 2011, after

serving the full sentence. The corrected mittimus allowed an additional 191 days' credit

for time served–for a total of 466 days of credit. As a result of his release from prison,

Cowper received no benefit from the additional 191 days of credit for time served.

¶4     On January 20, 2012, Cowper filed suit against the defendants allegingnegligence.

He claimed that each defendant had a duty to transmit the accurate number of days for

which he was entitled to credit. Cowper claims that this duty is derived from section

5-4-1(e)(4) of the Unified Code of Corrections (730 ILCS 5/5-4-1(e)(4) (West 2010)). He

alleged that if he had received proper credit for time served, the credit would have been

greater than the sentence–that defendants breached their duty by failing to transmit to the

IDOC the accurate number of days Cowper had been in custody for which he was entitled

credit against his sentence. Because of the error in credit against his sentence, Cowper

was incarcerated from June 2, 2011, through October 16, 2011–a period of 137 days.

Cowper alleged that as a direct and proximate result of defendants' negligence, he was

deprived of his freedom and


(1935-1936)
 Norma Ward Lundeen (named "Mrs. Ernest Lundeen" on the ballot), widow of Ernest Lundeen
 Herbert L. Millington

Results

Republican primary

Candidates

Declared
 Joseph H. Ball, Incumbent U.S. Senator since 1940
 Walter K. Mickelson, New Ulm-area publisher
 Harson A. Northrop
 Henry J. Soltau, Methodist pastor and ardent prohibitionist

Results

General election

Results

See also
 United States Senate elections, 1942

References

Minnesota
1942
Category:1942 Minnesota electionsrather limited market.
3. Defendant, Quality Whitewall Chemicals (Quality), is an assumed name under which Jim Satterfield, the president and sole shareholder of Tire Cosmotology, marketed certain supplies used in the tire whitewalling and customizing process. The principal product marketed by Quality was a "Polymer," the substance applied to a tire to create a whitewall. This same product was produced and sold by Tire Cosmotology and AAA.
4. Satterfield created Quality in 1979 apparently for the sole purpose of marketing a similar, if not the actual, polymer produced and sold by his other corporation, Tire Cosmotology. The polymer was sold under this assumed name for approximately one year through a national marketing scheme which included advertisements in trade journals, fliers mailed to businesses related to the tire industry, and post