Anima Mea has been a featured story on TPP, and All Hallows' Reckoning was a featured story on The Petulant Poetess Quiz in July and November 2013!Anima Mea has won Third Place in the Best Drama / Angst category of the HP fanfic Fan Poll Awards for 2013 - thank you so much to everyone who voted for it!Top N.H. newspaper endorses Gingrich

The Union Leader's call was as much a slight to Mitt Romney and his prospects.

By Philip Elliott, Associated Press

Posted: November 28, 2011

WASHINGTON - Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich landed the endorsement of New Hampshire's largest newspaper Sunday while rival Mitt Romney earned a dismissive wave, potentially resetting the race in the state with the first-in-the-nation primary.

For Gingrich, the former House speaker, the backing builds on his recent rise in the polls and quick work to build a campaign after a disastrous start in the summer. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who has a vacation home in the state and has been called a "nearly native son of New Hampshire," absorbed the blow heading into the Jan. 10 vote that's vital to his campaign strategy.

"We


defending his immigration policies against accusations that they are a form of amnesty. On Monday, Gingrich takes a campaign swing through South Carolina, the South's first primary state.

Even Democrats on Sunday were noting Gingrich's rise.

"He's clearly a smart guy," said Sen. Charles Schumer, a Democrat from New York. "I give him some credit for not just blowing with the winds on an issue like immigration. That showed some real courage."

Romney, taking a few days' break for the Thanksgiving holiday, has kept focused on a long-term strategy that does not lurch from one development to another.

The Union Leader's rejection of Romney was not surprising, despite his efforts to woo state leaders. The newspaper rejected Romney four years ago for Arizona Sen. John McCain. Romney's advisers were quick to pointout that Gingrich went into October with more than $1 million in campaign debt. Romney, meanwhile, was sitting on a pile of cash and only last week began running television ads.

The duo's rivals, meanwhile, tried to gain traction.

Herman Cain on Sunday criticized any immigration proposal that included residency or citizenship, but struggled to explain how he would deal with the millions of people estimated to be living illegally in the United States. Cain has seen his luster fade as he had trouble articulating nuances of his policy positions and faced accusations of sexual harassment.

While Romney enjoys solid support in national polls, many Republicans have shifted from candidate to candidate in search of an alternative to Romney. That led to the rise, and fall, of challengers such as Cain,


SkySports Manchester City's Sergio Aguero has retained his place atop the Sky Sports Power Rankings this week. City's league fixture with Arsenal was postponed until Thursday due to the teams' Carabao Cup final clash on Sunday, which saw Aguero break the and more »

SkySports Arsenal are strong enough to pose Manchester City a threat despite being beaten in the Carabao Cup final, says Ilkay Gundogan. The two sides will meet each other in the Premier League on Thursday evening, live on Sky Sports, just four days after the and more »

SkySports I don't think Manchester City played particularly well, but they didn't have to. There wasn't much of an opposition, although in the first half, it was pretty even. In the first 10 minutes, Arsenal was kind ofokay, they had that opportunity, but and more »

SkySports Vincent Kompany (centre) doubled Man City's lead against Arsenal at Wembley, but should the defender's goal have stood? Was Manchester City's second goal in their win against Arsenal at Wembley offside? Should Alvaro Morata's late effort in Chelsea's and more »

Was Manchester City's second goal in their win against Arsenal at Wembley offside? Should Alvaro Morata's late effort in Chelsea's crucial clash at Manchester United have stood? Dermot Gallagher has his say in this week's Ref Watch.

SkySports Manchester City humbled Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday - but history suggests the Gunners could now be on track for a top-four finish. Over the past decade, League Cup runners-up have proceeded to climb two places in the final


Premier and more »

SkySports My immediate thought is not for Manchester City - they've won the Premier League title irrespective of what happens on Thursday - it's more, what's the atmosphere in the ground going to be like on Thursday night at the Emirates? We're going to be there and more »

SkySports Watch our special LIVE countdown show from Wembley Stadium as we build up to Arsenal v Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final. Sky Sports News will be at the home of football between 6pm and 7pm on Friday evening for an hour-long preview to the first and more »

SkySports Arsenal will play AC Milan in the last 16 of the Europa League after their scare against Ostersunds. The Gunners beat their Swedish opponents 4-2 onaggregate but came close to giving up the three-goal advantage they had built during Thursday's second and more »

Watch and listen as Gary Neville has his say on Arsenal's poor performance in the Carabao Cup final. Gary Neville called Arsenal's players "spineless" and "an absolute disgrace" on commentary as Manchester City won the Carabao Cup final on Sunday. City and more »

See highlights as Pep Guardiola claimed his first trophy in English football as Manchester City powered to a 3-0 win over Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final. Sergio Aguero set the Premier League leaders on the way to victory with the opening goal before and more »

SkySports Thierry Henry will reflect on a busy weekend of football live on Premier League Daily on Monday. The Arsenal legend


predictions and the boys debate Arsenal's shocking record against big rivals ahead of the Carabao Cup final Host Max Rushden and head of Sky Data Harry Carr bring you stacks of stats and heaps of and more »

Benjamin Mendy is set to resume Manchester City first-team training within the next month. Arsene Wenger says Manchester City's success is not about Pep Guardiola - but how much he spends. DAILY MIRROR. Liverpool's all-action Roberto Firmino has to be and more »

SkySports Listen to the latest edition of The Debate podcast as Sol Campbell and Charlie Nicholas join Geoff Shreeves. The panel discussed Arsenal's chances as underdogs against Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday, and whether Pep Guardiola's side

SkySports Being the underdogs could be an advantage forArsenal in Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Manchester City, says Charlie Nicholas. The Gunners are underdogs going into this weekend's game, live on Sky Sports, and have never won the competition in and more »

Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's "history" in cup finals can stand his side in good stead ahead of their Carabao Cup final against Manchester City on Sunday, but concedes Pep Guardiola's side are the favourites.

SkySports Watch our special LIVE countdown show from Wembley Stadium as we build up to Arsenal v Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final. Sky Sports News will be at the home of football between 6pm and 7pm on Friday evening for an hour-long preview to the first and more »

SkySports Manchester City are big favourites for Sunday's Carabao Cup final,


live on Sky Sports, but Arsenal are at their most dangerous when the odds are against them, says Jamie Redknapp It may sound strange but I actually think Arsenal's defeat to and more »

SkySports Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is waiting to see if midfielders Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil will be fit to play in the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City. Aaron Ramsey will have a fitness test on Friday to determine his availability for Sunday's and more »

SkySports Kolo Toure - who has played for both sides in his career - is backing Manchester City to beat Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final. Kolo Toure believes Manchester City's 'amazing' brand of football will see them beat Arsenal in this weekend's Carabao Cup and more »

SkySports CharlieNicholas believes Sunday's Carabao Cup final, live on Sky Sports Football, is crucial to Arsene Wenger's continued reign as Arsenal manager. Wenger has often used the competition to field experimental sides, resulting in the League Cup being and more »

SkySports Guardiola is looking to win his first piece of Manchester City silverware when his side face Arsenal live on Sky Sports Football on Sunday. Arsenal vs Man City. February 25, 2018, 3:30pm. Live on Sky Sports Football HD. Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports and more »

SkySports Ahead of the season's first domestic cup final between Manchester City and Arsenal on Sunday afternoon, test your League Cup final knowledge involving the two sides. City and Arsenal travel to Wembley Stadium to contest the 58th installment of the


or Welbeck expend energy by trying to force and more »

SkySports Will Mesut Ozil or Kevin De Bruyne come out on top in the Carabao Cup final? We check the stats ahead of Sunday's showdown Two of the most creative players in world football will showcase their abilities at Wembley as the first major piece of and more »

SkySports From Pep Guardiola's cup final pedigree to the penalty records of both Arsenal and Manchester City, Martin Tyler has the best stats ahead of the Carabao Cup final on Sunday Hit the video to see his latest tricky teaser and send your questions to and more »

SkySports As the Carabao Cup concludes with Arsenal and Manchester City battling it out for the trophy at Wembley, we have cast oureyes back at some of the best goals to have graced the tournament this season We have seen some cracking strikes in the five and more »

SkySports Shkodran Mustafi says he is working on "being there when it matters" as he continues to try to improve at Arsenal. The Germany international moved to the Emirates from Valencia in 2016 and has gone on to make 59 appearances for the Gunners. Arsenal vs and more »

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker says he would love to "get one over" on Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday, live on Sky Sports, with his Spurs allegiances still as strong as ever when it comes to their north London rivals.

SkySports Charlie Nicholas provides us with his Europa League predictions ahead of


the second legs for Arsenal and Celtic. The two British sides face very differing levels of difficulty in defending their leads in the second legs of their round-of-32 Europa and more »

SkySports Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina will start against Manchester City in Sunday's EFL Cup final, Arsene Wenger has confirmed. Aaron Ramsey (groin) remains a doubt for the game at Wembley despite returning to training this week, while Mesut Ozil "should be and more »

SkySports Sunday's Carabao Cup final may well be won and lost in the middle of the park - so who will come out on top? Mezut Ozil and Kevin De Bruyne are both magicians on the ball at times, but how either side cope out of possession will be equally important at and more& Status – Time (Tristan Ingram & Andrew Galea Ibiza remix)
Andrew Galea & Tristan Ingram – Disco Dance

References

External links

 JudgementSundays.co.uk
 Beatport
 Discogs Release Discography

Category:Living people
Category:Club DJs
Category:British radio DJs
Category:British dance musicians
Category:English house musicians
Category:Place of birth missing (living people)
Category:1982 births


which is already developing. We understand that this struggle is part of the task to reunite the communists of the world, which implies to put the principles of Marxism, the class interests of the international proletariat, the struggle for liberation of the oppressed peoples and nations, and in the end, the struggle for Communism, in the first place.

The campaign for the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of the great Karl Marx – that was preceded by the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Great Proletarian Culutral Revolution and the 100th Anniversary of the October Revolution - has marked a leap in the struggle to unite the communists in the world. It is a campaign, principally propelled by the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist Parties and Organizations of LatinAround the turning of the century, the struggle was sharpened. Then the left went into trouble and a great part fell into Avakian’s trap, the initiative fell into the hands of the right and they could lead the two-line struggle into exploding and thus revisionism liquidated the RIM.

No one can blame the Marxists for revisionism’s crimes, but this self-critical evaluation of the left is indeed necessary, its leadership lacked the necessary maturity and foresight to prevent the intrigues of revisionism, a problem that was extremely worsened by infiltration and usurpation of whole apparatuses by secret services and police of the reaction.

Prachanda has even formally renegated Marxism-Leninism-Maoism while uniting with the revisionists of UML, proving once again that he never was a Maoist, that he was never the “great


leader” that those who wanted to negate what was put forward by Chairman Gonzalo and the PCP claimed so much, unmasking himself before the world as the most miserable upstart, trafficker and intriguer that has been seen in the last few decades in the ICM. This miserable can not be qualified as a traitor anymore because he has shown that in his whole life he was never a communist, but the only thing he was interested in was his personal power and this is why they have no choice but to call executioners of Nepalese revolution, such as the rats of UML, “comrades”.

Years have already passed since the gallant Avakian catapulted himself out of the ranks of the ICM. His “new synthesis” is a rupture with Marxism, isan absolute demarcation with the ideology of the international proletariat, is an open and shameless negation of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism. Avakian, just like Alexander, proclaimed himself god, the difference is that the latter did so to maintain his empire and to control his new forces, while the former did it to maintain his small degenerated court and to be able to continue vegetating in the mud.

Although the revisionist positions of both - principally the one of Avakian, for being the head of the right - are still repercussing and the struggle against them can not be declared finished, due to the fact that both fled from the internal struggle in the ICM they can not be taken as the center of the two-line struggle. To state that the center of


reunification of the communists on world level, smashing imperialism, the reaction and revisionism, learning from Chairman Gonzalo.

Long live Chairman Gonzalo!

Unite under Maoism!

People’s War will inevitably win!

Signatures:

Communist Party of Ecuador – Red Sun

Communist Party of Brazil (Red Faction)

Peru People's Movement (Reorganisation Committee)

Red Faction of the Communist Party of Chile

Maoist Organization for the Reconstitution of the Communist Party of Columbia

Nucleus for the Reconstitution of the Communist Party of Mexico

Committee Red Flag – FRG

Committees for the Founding of the (Maoist) Communist Party, Austria

US Red Guards

Serve the People – Communist League of Norway

Red Flag Collective (Finland)CRICKET'S centre stage has been left bare in the past few months as its greatest modern stars have taken their final bows. Viv Richards and Imran Khan, two of the outstanding players of their era, have gone. So have Malcolm Marshall and Gordon Greenidge. Ian Botham and David Gower are awaiting final curtain calls that now seemingly will never come.

It is time to change the names that illuminate the game's facade and already a few new ones have gone into place. Waqar Younis, Pakistan's devastating 21-year-old fast bowler, and Sachin Tendulkar, India's teenage batting prodigy, are already firmly established. A virtuoso performance at the Sydney Cricket Ground last week, widely hailed as one of the most exciting in memory, has now installed Brian Lara, a small, dapper West


Indian, in their company.

Between quarter-past eleven on Monday morning and a quarter to six the following afternoon, under the leaden, damp skies of Sydney's apology for a summer, the left-handed Lara, 23, 5ft 5in and only in his fifth Test, fashioned an innings of 277 of such all-round brilliance that it is inconceivable anyone could ever have batted better for so long. On a slow, lifeless pitch on which Australia had taken 11 hours 20 minutes to grind out a first-innings total of 503 for nine, Lara dominated the bowling utterly.

Download the new Independent Premium app Sharing the full story, not just the headlines

Statistics are often an inadequate measure of cricketing achievement. In this instance, a few are pertinent. Lara scored at the remarkable rate of 74.4 runsformer Australian captain and now television guru, wrote: 'All the great players have had the ability to move their feet well in either attack or defence, and generally they also had the frustrating ability to ease the ball away from fielders, as Lara did.'

Rohan Kanhai, the former West Indies captain and now team coach, said it was 'one of the greatest innings I've ever seen. Back foot, front foot, timing, placement, against spin bowlers and fast bowlers alike, he was marvellous.'

By happy coincidence, Sir Gary Sobers, to whose lofty standards all left-handers aspire, was in Sydney at the time. Enthralled by the first 35 runs of Lara's innings before lunch on the third morning, he was moved to telephone the dressing-room just to tell him: 'This is your


day, keep on batting.' It was a timely and appreciated gesture.

Lara did not forget the message, although he had to be reminded by his partner, the West Indies' captain, Richie Richardson, to keep thinking of the team score, rather than his own, once he passed 50. In each of his previous three Tests, he had passed the half-century mark without going much further.

To those watching the live television transmission or listening through the night to the radio commentaries back in Lara's native Trinidad, it was only a matter of time. Here, finally, was spectacular culmination of the heady expectations held for Lara since he was a boy at Fatima College, in Port of Spain.

Unlike the other territories, Trinidad has never produced a great batsman. Jamaica had George Headley,Guyana Kanhai and Clive Lloyd, Barbados any number from the Three Ws and Sobers to Gordon Greenidge; even modest Antigua gave the world Richards and Richardson. Trinidadians have said for some time that Lara was destined for that list.

One of 11 children from the village of Santa Cruz, his potential was recognised by his elder sister, Agnes, who took him every Sunday from the age of eight to coaching clinics at Harvard Club. At Fatima, the former West Indies opening batsman and selector Joey Carew, a former pupil, spotted the same exceptional ability. He became Lara's mentor, bringing him to his club, the famous Queen's Park, and into his home where Lara lived for some time as a member of the family.

Consistent high scoring earned him a place


in the island's under-19 team at 15. Before he was 19, he was in the senior team. In his second match, he came in at 14 for two to face a Barbados attack led by Marshall and Joel Garner. Undeterred and unflinching, he stayed five and three-quarter hours in making 92 before Garner had him leg before. Here, indeed, was something special.

Quite apart from his batting talent, his maturity and knowledge of the game were also evident. In 1988, he captained the West Indies team to the youth World Cup in Australia. A year later, aged 20, he led the West Indies B team to Zimbabwe ahead of players with Test experience such as Carl Hooper, Patrick Patterson and Tony Gray. When he returned, Trinidad and Tobago followedHaynes have both said they believe he is a future Test captain, and the team manager, David Holford, likens his batting flair and his reading of the game to those of Sobers.

Lara has other similarities with Sobers. He is a brilliant catcher at first slip who in just five Tests has pocketed 10 catches and 18 in 34 one-day internationals. Like most of the great batsmen, his eyesight and reflexes contribute to his sure-handedness in the field.

Again reminiscent of Sobers' rivetting good looks and infectious smile, he has a face that reflects enjoyment of everything he does. Two like-minded Australians, Mike Whitney and Greg Matthews, dubbed him 'The Prince' as he ushered them through the night spots of Port of Spain during their 1991 tour of the Caribbean,


The cameras have been trained on him wherever he goes. He has been inundated with messages of congratulations, from his country's Prime Minister, Patrick Manning, to the hordes of female fans who have found an instant pin-up replacement for Imran Khan. Soon he will be fighting off agents eager to sign him up for everything from county cricket to contract modelling. But nothing yet suggests he will lose his focus.

After his innings he was quick to quote Kanhai's advice to him: 'Don't forget your next innings starts at zero. This one is over.'

To put things in perspective, he volunteered that the pitch was 'a total batsman's paradise' and that he had had the advantage of the spinners being unable to grip a ball made greasy by drizzling rain.reactions to its current drugs of interest, and serious adverse reactions to any drug. Consequently, in 2008 the FDA issued although a black box warning for classical neuroleptics. For the first time, cannabis was added to the list of internationally controlled drugs.

Cheap Pills Online

The film is based loosely on sci-fi writer Philip K. Systems for medical classification of drugs with pharmaceutical codes have been developed. Physicians who research psychiatric medications are psychopharmacologists, specialists in the field of psychopharmacology. Kūkaku is the head of the Shiba family after Kaien died.

buy lorazepam 2mg online ireland

Red told the truth about the attack against her. Symbolic associations with immortality include a spotted deer, cranes, the Lingzhi mushroom, and a gourd and bat. Induction of neural tissue requires inhibition of the gene for


them beyond their delayed onset and longer duration of action. CGRP is thought to play a role in cardiovascular homeostasis and nociception. Bree begins to suspect Sam's true intentions. He is also known for his good gestures in upbringing new talents to the film industry past from his earlier days. Other historians assert that the term should be limited to the modern feminist movement and its descendants. The couple raised their four children in the town of Mölln, where Barschel is buried. Order Lorazepam 1mg The Uk

order lorazepam 2mg online canada

Samuil was a well-to-do electrical engineer and a distributor of electric motors for German manufacturers. VMAT inhibitors, and enzyme inhibitors. But this movie is in love with female victimization. Various rituals are explained by mythology. Fahadh Faasil playsa very important role in this film after Kaiyethum Doorathu. The seat had a coal mining tradition; however, other industry, such as defence, trade and retail supports the residential town of Hinckley and its rural hinterland.

Certtified Pharmacy

Indra was the subject of 250 hymns, a quarter of the Rig Veda. It is hypothesized that the symbiosis originated when ancient archaea, similar to modern methanogenic archaea, invaded and lived within bacteria similar to modern myxobacteria, eventually forming the early nucleus. This religious structure necessarily involved a bildungsroman, for each character had to learn a lesson about him or herself and emerge the wiser. The novel takes place in the near future, after bees have become extinct, and focuses on five people from around the globe who are connected by being


stung. He had shown musical talent from an early age, and his mother, an amateur pianist, was teaching him the piano when he was four years old. Her dishevelled appearance during and after a scheduled club night in September 2008 sparked new rumours of a relapse.

order ativan 1mg online uk

Supreme Court of Canada decision on the novelty and non-obviousness requirements for a patent in Canada. Laga'aia's casting was announced in November 2009 into the serial to play a new local reverend, Elijah Johnson. They are suggested in clinical practice guidelines released by various national and international diabetes agencies. Like other drugs of this type, nalmefene may precipitate acute withdrawal symptoms in patients who are dependent on opioid drugs, or more rarely when used post-operatively, to counteract the effectsthriving settlement run by the malicious Governor, where Merle serves as his lieutenant and enforcer. Additionally, the vagal and enteric nervous system inputs transmit information regarding the state of the gastrointestinal system. Want To Buy Ativan 1mg

buy lorazepam 1mg mastercard

Envious of his son's academic achievements in school, and unable to understand his brilliance, his father believed he had cheated on his accomplishments, and beat him out of jealousy. Delirium tremens due to alcohol withdrawal can be treated with benzodiazepines. The narrator makes his way to the roof of the building, where Tyler holds him at gunpoint. The funny thing is all the trainers have got all the same name over here. Antihistamines are commonly used to treat motion sickness; however, side effects include drowsiness and impaired cognitive abilities.

Lorazepam


Dosage

John Anderson might be invited to participate along with Carter and Reagan. One day, a series of mishaps occur at the extract factory, resulting in an employee, Step, losing a testicle. Other effects include, but are not limited to, accelerated bone maturation, increased frequency and duration of erections, and premature sexual development. Louis which was rescheduled for March 14; on March 13, Jackson performed in St. Oxazepam when taken during late in pregnancy, the third trimester, causes a definite risk to the neonate including a severe benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome including hypotonia, and reluctance to suck, to apnoeic spells, cyanosis, and impaired metabolic responses to cold stress.

Instructions

Helmholtz, in astonishment. Encouraged by André Previn's interest in his work in the late 1980s, Shapero returned to composition. It is illegal toMedicine. She is a Senior Medical Director at Our Store. At our Shop, she works on content, innovative digital products, news, and education that can meet the patient where they are. She oversees a team of experts and ensures accuracy and relevancy. She also represents Medscape in the media. Cassoobhoy is a board-certified internal medicine doctor. She graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in medical anthropology. She received an MD/MPH joint degree scholarship from the Emory University Medical School and the Rollins School of Public Health.


of the Baltray standing stones on the northern side of the Boyne Estuary (Island of the Setting Sun, 2006) and that the two stones lined up to point back towards Fourknocks, even though neither site was visible from the other.

New discoveries

It is this alignment – the axis of the Fourknocks alignment – that has yielded fascinating new information.

Sitting on the sill stone of the rear recess of the Fourknocks chamber, looking out through the passageway to the far horizon, one is looking at a hill towards the north-northeast called Mullaghteelin. Near the summit of Mullaghteelin, directly on the alignment as viewed from Fourknocks, is a barrow (ME027-034----), probably dating to the Bronze Age.

The photograph on right shows the view out through the passage, with Mullaghteelin barrow indicated onwas sourced for the construction of Newgrange.

There's more ...

Just for the sake of it, I looked at the alignment in the opposite direction, south-southwest from Fourknocks. Interestingly, it points towards the Blessington Lakes in Co. Wicklow, some 30 miles or 50 kilometres distant approximately. Now this really is a stretch of the imagination, I'll readily admit, but we've all been told that Wicklow is the likely source of the milky quartz at Newgrange, although the exact location or quarry from which it was extracted has never been found. I've heard it suggested that Blessington is a possible source. It could have been transported from that area by barge down the Liffey River into the Irish Sea and from there up to the Boyne.

If the Blessington area turned out


to be the source of the Newgrange quartz (and it's by no means anything other than a possibility at this point in time), then the Fourknocks alignment would "point to" all of the major sources of stone for the construction of Newgrange - the greywacke from Clogherhead, the granite cobbles from Cooley and the quartz stones from Wicklow. As it stands, we can say that Fourknocks definitely does point to two areas from which stone was sourced. The third remains an unknown, but Blessington is a possibility.

More recently, Rockabill islands off the coast of Dublin have been suggested as a possible source of the milky quartz at Newgrange. This is equally interesting, because the larger of the two standing stones at Baltray points towards Rockabill for winter solsticeban period was only for 45 days and the government paid Rs 5,000 as compensation for loss of earnings. Later the fishing ban period was increased to 61 days with no corresponding hike in the compensation," Bharathi added.Tamil Nadu fishermen's livelihood has been severely affected due to the lockdown as the government has banned fishing.In Chennai, the government has closed the Kasimedu harbour as the crowd comprising of wholesalers, retailers and general public was huge thereby increasing the risk of Coronavirus infection."The government should talk with the fishermen and work out ways and means so that there is no crowding at the fish landing centre. The government should allow only wholesalers and the retailers, general public should be allowed to buy from the local markets," he added.According to


Sean Hannity blasted The Washington Post Monday for its controversial obituary for ISIS leader Abu Bakar al-Baghdadi, and called the paper "deranged."

"Baghdadi was evil personified, a mass murderer, serial rapist, brutal con man. He led the most barbaric terrorist organization on Earth," Hannity said on his television show.

TRUMP DESCRIBES AL-BAGHDADI AS 'WHIMPERING AND CRYING' BEFORE DYING IN US OPERATION: 'HE DIED LIKE A COWARD'

The Post's original headline Sunday described al-Baghdadi as an "austere religious scholar."

The obituary, written by the paper's National Security reporter Joby Warrick, followed confirmation of al-Baghdadi's death in a U.S. military operation in Syria on Saturday night. It detailed al-Baghdadi’s rise in the terror group and his origins as a "religious scholar with wireframe glasses."

The Fox News host spoke directly to Post owner Jeff Bezos.

"JeffFriday, December 18, 1998 Published at 07:05 GMTHealthEarly birds have no reason to crowSleeping in: No bad thingBenjamin Franklin, it seems, got it wrong.

The scientist, writer and inventor coined the maxim "early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise".

Franklin was not alone in his belief in the benefits of going to bed and rising early. The inventor Thomas Edison believed that too much sleep was bad for health and slowed the progress of civilisation, while the writer Samuel Johnson warned "nobody who does not rise early will ever do any good".

But researchers from Southampton University have found that night birds who sleep in late suffer no ill effects from their supposedly unhealthy lifestyle. In fact, they may be wealthier than "larks".

Benjamin Franklin: Proved


JACKSON, JOHN MILLS, author, merchant, and jp; b. c. 1764 on St Christopher (Saint Kitts-Nevis), son of Josiah Jackson, a doctor, and Elizabeth Gerrald; m., with at least two sons and four daughters; d. 1836 in England.

After receiving a ba from Balliol College, Oxford, in 1783, John Mills Jackson resided on St Vincent, where he owned property. He claimed to have lost a “considerable” portion of it during the Carib uprising of 1795. Four years later he became aide-de-camp to the island’s commander-in-chief. At some point thereafter he returned to England (possibly to Wiltshire), but he left in 1805 to visit Lower Canada. There he possessed, “by right of inheritance, a claim to a large and very valuable tract of land.” He also had an interest in UpperCanada and, prior to leaving England, he purchased land there.

Jackson arrived at York (Toronto) in August 1806 and on 21 September he petitioned the Executive Council for land, intending to become “a permanent Settler.” Surveyor General Charles Burton Wyatt described him as “a gentleman of respectability.” Jackson associated with Robert Thorpe, Wyatt, Joseph Willcocks*, and William Weekes*, all of whom were now actively opposed to the province’s executive. Their agitation reached a fever pitch during the campaign, beginning in October, that led up to the by-election in December to replace Weekes in the House of Assembly for the riding of Durham, York East, and Simcoe. Thorpe campaigned successfully for the seat and Jackson’s support for him brought the Oxford graduate into the circle of opposition.

In one notable incident,


while Willcocks was dismissed. But Jackson’s case was different. He was too well connected – his younger brother was a British mp. Solicitor General D’Arcy Boulton* considered Jackson liable for prosecution but, since Jackson was about to return to England, Gore directed him to forget the matter.

By early summer 1807 Jackson was back in England and on 5 September he wrote to Colonial Secretary Lord Castlereagh “relating a few of those grievances” which he had found in Upper Canada. Gore had feared such an eventuality and later explained to his superiors that Jackson’s “hostility . . arose from his being refused a quantity of Land, on account of his improper conduct.” In fact, it had been on 24 Jan. 1807, four months after Jackson’s application, that Gore firstnotified the colonial secretary that Jackson might apply for land. When Jackson left, the council rejected his petition because he was absent from the province.

Jackson’s letter to Castlereagh was a dress rehearsal for a more extended treatment. His pamphlet, A view of the political situation of the province of Upper Canada, published in London in 1809, explained how the most “loyal, attached, and determined people” had become so “aggrieved, enslaved, and irritated” that they were on the verge of revolt. He catalogued “impolitic and tyrannical proceedings” and, citing as an example the extravagant sums spent on Alexander Grant*’s useless Provincial Marine, pointed to the “ruinous expenditure and mismanagement of the public money” that had characterized Upper Canadian government since Hunter. The grievances of the Six Nations Indians [seeThayendanegea*]


approving Gore’s administration and damning Jackson’s work, against the opposition of John Willson*, Willcocks, David McGregor Rogers*, and Peter Howard. Nothing, however, came of such denunciations.

Jackson returned to the province about May 1810 and by 30 May 1811 he had opened a general store at Springfield Park, his estate three miles north of York on Yonge Street. His sons later joined him in the business. There had been rumours late in 1811 of his intention to run in the next general election. In 1816 he stood, unsuccessfully, for the riding of York East. The following year he sold the business, or his share of it at least. Anxious to relocate within the province, Jackson petitioned the council without success for a grant in late 1818. The council referredclaimant for land whose “aim was peaceably to induce His Majesty’s ministers to investigate, and rectify those discontents then existing . . . and which I am confident will cease under the prudent and wise Government of Sir Peregrine Maitland.”

Jackson had never been a radical and subsequent events reveal his political opinions to have been as respectable as he was. In 1828, having sold his Springfield Park estate and some other lands in 1819, he bought property and settled in Georgina Township on Lake Simcoe where a daughter and her husband already lived. All his daughters married well. One had wed a nephew of the Earl of Westmorland, another married Augustus Warren Baldwin*. Jackson, who was a shareholder in the steamer Simcoe, built at Holland Landing, signed the


usual sort of loyal addresses, including one in 1832 which condemned “the attempts of turbulent, disaffected, and interested individuals” to attack Sir John Colborne*’s administration. He also was one of the seven members of the Georgina Club, the intent of which was expressed in the couplet: “For in this Club each member tries / To d—n McKenzie, and his Lies.” Small wonder he was made a justice of the peace in 1833. Two years later he was urging Anglican authorities to erect a church in Georgina because Sundays had become “a holiday in which an opportunity is taken to commit much excess of debauchery amongst the low classes of Society.” Jackson died in 1836 while on a trip to England.

What has been designated as radicalism in Jackson wasIt was Coney Island in the early 1900’s. Beyond the Four-Legged Woman, the sword swallowers, and “Lionel the Lion-Faced Man,” was an entirely different exhibit: rows of tiny, premature human babies living in glass incubators.

Barkers, including a young Cary Grant, called out to passersby, enticing visitors to come see the preemies.

The brainchild of this exhibit was Dr. Martin Couney, an enigmatic figure in the history of medicine. Couney created and ran incubator-baby exhibits on the island from 1903 to the early 1940s, and though he died in relative obscurity, he was one of the great champions of this lifesaving technology and is credited with saving the lives of thousands of the country’s premature babies.

The first doctor to use incubators for preemies was French obstetrician Dr. Stéphane Tarnier, who


that the French-born Dr. Couney first saw these new glass and metal incubators keeping premature babies alive and decided to import them to the United States, where they were extremely rare.

Couney’s first incubator baby exhibit on Coney Island was at Luna Park, one of several amusement parks along the boardwalk. He opened a second at the neighboring Dreamland soon after. Visitors paid a few coins to enter and would approach rows of incubators along the wall, peering through the glass windows at the tiny, shriveled preemie babies living inside.

Many of the infants in the exhibits came to Couney from local maternity wards that couldn’t care for them. (In the early 1900s, preemies had very high mortality rates, and often weren’t expected to live.) Couney’s own daughter was bornall falling apart now," said Brian Rooney, attorney for Lt. Col. Jeffrey R. Chessani. The case against Tatum, 26, of Edmond, Okla., was dismissed as jury selection was about to begin for his court-martial. The government gave him full immunity so he can testify against Wuterich, of Meriden, Conn. Prosecutors say Wuterich directed the 2005 assault immediately after a roadside bomb killed one Marine and wounded two others in a convoy. Wuterich and another Marine shot five men nearby before the squad leader ordered his men to clear homes with grenades and gunfire, killing unarmed civilians. In February, Tatum received an order to testify against Wuterich and an unrequested immunity order that said anything to which he testified would not be used against him in his court-martial. On


Friday, a new immunity order was issued, along with the dismissal of charges. "Lance Cpl. Tatum will testify truthfully if called as a witness," said his attorney, Jack Zimmerman. Tatum was relieved by the news and considered it an affirmation of his contention that he and his squadmates responded to a perceived threat as they had been trained to do, Zimmerman said. "It has been a very happy morning," he said. In addition to two counts of involuntary manslaughter, Tatum had been charged with reckless endangerment and aggravated assault. Zimmerman said there was no agreement with the government before the dismissal. "Absolutely, there is no deal," he said. Tatum, who has been assigned to administrative duties, has extended his enlistment for an additional six months in order toremain available as a witness for the remaining scheduled courts-martial, Zimmerman said. Camp Pendleton spokesman Lt. Col. Sean Gibson said the dismissal was signed by Lt. Gen. Samuel Helland, who currently oversees the Haditha prosecutions. The decision to refer Tatum's case to court-martial was made by Helland's predecessor, Lt. Gen. James Mattis, who overrode a finding that prosecutors didn't present enough evidence to prosecute Tatum. Wuterich is the only enlisted man still facing prosecution. He faces nine counts of voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and obstruction of justice. There is no date set for his court-martial. Wuterich's civilian defense attorney, Neal Puckett, contended that the Tatum dismissal showed the government has a poor case against his client. "I think it's a further demonstration of how weak the


government's case has become," Puckett said. Chessani of Rangely, Colo., is the highest-ranking defendant and was commander of the Camp Pendleton-based 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment at the time of the Nov. 19, 2005, Haditha killings. He is the highest-ranking officer to face a combat-related court-martial since the Vietnam War and is scheduled to face court-martial in April. Chessani, accused of dereliction of duty and violation of a lawful order, has said he didn't order a formal investigation because he believed the deaths resulted from lawful combat. A judge has set an April court-martial date for 1st Lt. Andrew Grayson, of Springboro, Ohio, the second officer still facing charges. He is accused of making false official statements, obstruction of justice and attempting to fraudulently separate from the MarineThe blog of the JRN 320 multimedia newsroom course at Stony Brook University.

Through the lens: Chinese lion dancing

Jia Xin, 14, was one of the performers tasked with supporting and maneuvering a section of the model lion during the Chinese New Year parade in Manhattan on Feb. 2, 2014. Photo credit Jason Lam/International Center of Photography.

The crowd at the Chinese New Year parade reach out to touch the lion figure on Feb. 2, 2014 in Manhattan. Photo credit Jason Lam/International Center of Photography.

Lam, a Chinese American and former lion dancer, took the photos in the story at last year’s lion dancing parade. The photo story also includes short text by Boryga describing Lam’s background and the holiday. The photo story was published on Feb. 13, 2015 in time for


reflected in each of his story songs. His exquisite chord voicings and open tunings are in tune with every turn of the phrase. And his phrases, in turn, reflect a solid sense of drama that keeps the listener mesmerized.

I think of his songs as being both “rootsy” and sophisticated at the same time. His music has the simple melodic and rhythmic appeal of folk and country blues, while providing layers of subtle complexities. And his words are laced with irony and insight, sharp observation and pure poetry.

Troostʼs subjects are often dark, filled with gangsters, murderers and victims of hard times (or their own addictive tendencies). Not surprisingly, many of these stories take place around the Great Depression of the 1930s, including his two Kerrville entries – “Resurrection Blues”Los Angeles were smack dab in the audience of McCabe's Guitar Shop for a concert from one of this country's landmark and pre-eminent songwriters of our generation, the great Ernest Troost. As an opener for Kenny Edwards in 2010, Ernest impressed, and this year yielded up a night unto himself, a very aptly deserved reward. Now in hand as Ernest Troost LIVE at McCabe's, this stellar new CD is the wonderful take-away from that evening's performances of Ernest's brilliant songwriting, amazing guitar work and fabulous accompanying players and singers.

As I previously wrote in these pages, "2009 Kerrville New Folk Winner Ernest Troost's newest album, the aptly titled Resurrection Blues, is a brilliant new piece of songwriting art. Its thirteen Piedmont-blues influenced songs tell stories of passion, lost love


set with My Love, a true new folk standard, drawing in the listener from the first line.

Nicole Gordon has been Ernest's long-time harmony and duet singing partner and she is pitch perfect and soulful with these tunes. These two launch into a rough and rowdy By And By which is filled with evocative language of the blues and folk wisdom with its warnings and morals. Then the killer song: the gorgeous and award-winning Switchblade Heart. This is, arguably, Ernest's finest songwriting and contributed to his Kerrville prize. It tells a unique and tender story of a tragedy, in which love is found in two lonely lives only to be lost again at the hand of mistaken violence. Again, Nicole complements here perfectly, becoming the voice of the girlwho brings love to the solitary Frankie. It is a haunting and beautiful stunner.

Following is a great new piece in his new love song collection. Close is again sung by Ernest and Nicole, describing the irony of how giving someone space in relationship makes two people closer. Another new song, Bitter Wind, as Ernest explains, was inspired by a friend who died at the hand of a drug overdose. Sung from the man's perspective, it is the classic example of what Ernest can do with lyrics. I thought of Dylan while listening to Bitter Wind in its call out to danger as an actual entity, a character in the song, knowing full well that that it is coming and he is too weak to stop the inevitability that


it will "eat it's way in."

Nicole sings powerfully and evocatively on Ernest's song This Field about migrant farm workers, and then effortlessly opens up on the breezy, jazzy Tin Pan Alley-flavored Doubtin' Blues (so well augmented by Mark Goldberg's very profound groove on bass). Ernest then gets back into the lead (again, Goldberg's yummy thump matches Ernest's perfect rhythm chops) with the rocking O Love and Storm Comin'. Goldberg's organic and deep connection with the songwriter is pure musical symmetry.

The last few songs begin, appropriately, with The Last Lullaby, a beautiful, Carter family-style hymn of remembrance to those who have passed away. This lyrical and heartfelt song is no downer, though – the music sounds like a sunny, clear morning of love coming up through the heart tohelp a loved one on his or her way home. On this recording it is dedicated to the late Kenny Edwards who passed away in August last year. For a bit of cynical humor there is Real Music, inspired by Ernest's work in the film and television music industry and describes how good music is often left to bleed by the side of the road. The great Disturbin' Blues is the raucous concert finale, but the CD ends with Ernest's encore, The Last To Leave. It's a beautiful ballad set in waltz time about having a gentle heart in matters of love. He sings metaphorically: "if this love is a party, then everyone's gone home" and he finds himself in the kitchen "sortin' through empties." Then the sweet


painted pictures of Lambourn in 1912. Within Lambourn parish are the following downs and chalk hills: Bockhampton Down, Cleeve Hill, Coppington Down, Coppington Hill, Crow Down, Eastbury Down, Ewe Hill, Farncombe Down, Fognam Down, Haycroft Hill, Hungerford Hill, Kingsdown, Lodge Down, Mandown, Near Down, Parkfarm Down, Pit Down, Post Down, Row Down, Stancombe Down, Thorn Hill, Warren Down and Wellbottom Down.

Government
The civil parish of Lambourn has a population of about 4,200. Besides Lambourn itself, it comprises the villages of Upper Lambourn, Eastbury, Woodlands St Mary and Lambourn Woodlands, together with the hamlets of Mile End, Sheepdrove and Bockhampton and a considerable area of rural downland. The civil parish is split into four wards for electoral purposes: Upper Lambourn, Eastbury and Woodlands St Mary/Lambourn Woodlands elect two councillors; andtrend: the rise of Bachelor of Science degrees in operating UAS. The beneficiary of the Kansas disaster money, Kansas State University (K-State) Salina, is one of the first three US universities to offer an undergraduate degree in UAS operations. The University of North Dakota introduced a major in Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations in 2009, while Florida aeronautical university Embry-Riddle’s B.S. in Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science debuted in 2011.

The scope of commercial applications for UAS has broadened dramatically in recent years. Enhanced techniques in filmmaking, environmental monitoring, and photography, as well as high-profile ideas such as Amazon’s 30-minute delivery service, have increased the need for skilled UAS operators.

“Unmanned aircraft systems is like the Wild West of aviation,” said John Robbins, assistant professor in the Aeronautical Science Department at Embry-Riddle.


that sales loved even slower and more layoffs happened.
It took a good 9 months for companies to acquire enough working capital to purchase inventory at previous levels, and those months killed the economy. By mid 2009, business was normalized, companies had reserves of capital to operate on, and factory orders were up, but people were still out of work. Over the next few years, employers made good money due to increases in productivity and lowered wages paid. They were reluctant to hire more people or pay more. Capitalizing on high unemployment, companies made jobs contingent on high productivity and slashed benefits because they could.
2012 saw some turn around in this trend, but it will take a few more years to bring back the economy fully.

They didn't. Even ifthey did it wouldn't help much. High school American history is a bunch of whitewashed pc crap that has no relationship whatsoever to what actually happened in history. College level courses are worse. I picked the UTexas standard American history text book at a book sale and read it about 10 years ago. Pretty close to fiction. I'm sure some of the early history of American Indians was fiction. Where did they get the information to write hundreds of pages of detailed accounts of a society that had no written history?

I was amazed to find no mention at all of the invention and development of the car, air plane, or computer as part of American history but there were 5 pages devoted to César Chávez and the rise


receipt for "Navy Colors" to her husband's upholstery store - no evidence she designed or even personally sowed the flag), but because she's a woman she gets multiple pages.

m not sure it was all that invisible. I remember there was lots of talk of a massive run on money market funds which led to the emergency treasury actions of 2008 and Paulson's inept handling of the whole affair.

This was well known. The military tried to blame it on the Chinese. That is ludicrous. It was hot money that saw the collateral the banks were posting was crap. So this author doesn't have it right completely because the crap collateral was from the crap mortgages. Then the hot money got scared or intentionally pulled out or a combination ofFinancially troubled KCET axes 22 workers in 'reorganization'

The former PBS outlet announced Friday that it would lay off 22 employees, or nearly one-fifth of its staff, as it completes a merger with the Bay Area satellite provider Link Media.

Now called KCETLink, the Burbank-based nonprofit entity is scrambling to reposition itself as a "transmedia" company that provides content to mobile devices and other platforms as well as televisions. The company has hired a well known PR firm, Rogers & Cowan, to help manage its image during the transition.

The harsh belt-tightening has been dictated by poor financial results. According to the most recent audited statements, KCET lost $7.4 million during the fiscal year ending June 2012 and had only about $80,000 cash on hand. The station finished the previous year


The actin loci in the genus Drosophila: establishment of chromosomal homologies among five nearctic species of the Drosophila obscura group by in situ hybridization.
The actin genes of five nearctic species of the Drosophila obscura group were mapped by in situ hybridization, using the 5C actin gene of D. melanogaster as a probe. In all species but D. azteca eight actin loci were observed variously dispersed over all five (A- E) chromosomal elements. In D. azteca ten actin hybridization sites were found; four of which most probably originated by duplications or by transposition events. Although the five nearctic species differ from all other Drosophila species of the D. obscura group so far studied in the number of loci as well as in the chromosomal distribution and location of thethe beautiful sandy beaches of Guardamar del Segura!

Vista Mar is located in the Benamor urbanization, which is located in the south of Guardamar del Segura. We are walking distance to shops and good restaurants, and Carrefour Express is in the street above us; Short way to hot rolls and baguettes in the morning!
1st floor: kitchen/living room, two bedrooms/one bathroom. Air conditioning/fan in bedroom and living room. Covered balcony.
2nd floor: one bedroom, laundry room and bathroom with bath/shower. Ceiling fan. Large, sunny roof terrace. Barbecue.
The apartment has WiFi, flat screen that works both as a PC screen and as a TV (many Scandinavian and British premium channels, as well as hundreds of streaming movies).

Guardamar del Segura has around 17,000 permanent residents and is a vibrant city all year long


EPQ presentation notes

CARD 1

1.Could be murder or exile but probs murder. murderous society. untrusting and threatened poisition on throne

2. The chances were that they were illegitimate on the claim that Edward IV was already bethrothed however that marriage was never finalised but the claim that Woodville was a witch was wrong.

3.He wasnt because he showed honest signs of loyalty at the start of his reign. He swore oaths of loyalty to both the princes and the Edward IV, and was loyal to his older brother. power turned him into what he was at his death.

1 of 2

CARD 2

4.It is crazy to think that at that time it was possible but by Richard making them illegitimate and then crowning himself as King easily pushed them straight from the publicStory highlights Tutor said he lost his footing while removing boy from class and the child "hit himself" on a wall

Boy's mother: "He can't throw himself into the wall and fracture his jaw"

(CNN) A Baltimore school tutor has been fired and charged with multiple counts of felony child abuse after a student in his care was left with a fractured jaw and two missing teeth.

Trayvon Grayson's mother says the 7-year-old suffered the injuries when the tutor threw him against a wall for acting unruly.

"I looked in the ambulance and there's my son, his face big, mouth bloody. I turned to the man, 'I said, 'This isn't regular restraint," Lateekqua Jackson told CNN affiiliate WBFF

The incident happened at the City Springs Elementary School.

The tutor, 25-year-old Timothy Randall Korr, was


a pencil traces across a sheet of paper, all forms can be read as “space-time diagrams,” visual syntheses of a series of cause-and-effect relationships.New tools allow us to visualize the ebb and flow of digital traces in real time, as well as create dynamic representations of territories, activities, and experiences.

Raiders of the Lost TypeYoung designers are recovering extinct materials and technologies, bringing the vestiges of typographic civilization back to the future and making them a central part of the profession.

Francesco Olivucci: The First Step Toward a Partisan IconographyDuring the Nazi-Fascist occupation of Forlì a local artist contributed to the liberation effort by creating woodcuts for the underground press, ultimately laying the foundations for an aesthetic of the Italian Resistance.

Digital TracesSmartphones and other networked devices record digital traces onspend their time off in Arizona.

"We might do Scottsdale. It’s nice and dry there," said Belluci, who is due in early July. "There’s no beach but it’s still a nice location."

In North Carolina, Mollie Green said she was disappointed to cancel her vacation with her husband to Jamaica. The trip had already been planned for their 10th wedding anniversary, but became a babymoon when Green discovered she was pregnant last year.

Green said when she first saw news about Zika virus, she was concerned even though at that point there had not been a case reported in the Caribbean.

"I just instantly had a bad feeling about it," Green said. "We started researching it. My doctor thought it was ok. It wasn’t on the CDC list yet."

However, reports of the


decade alongside the dramatic increase in shows across cable and streaming platforms. Over that time, Georgia has handed out more than $1 billion in tax credits to massive projects like Stranger Things, The Hunger Games and many movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe including Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War. An extensive infrastructure has been built, with enormous film studios like Pinewood Studios and EUE/Screen Gems dotting Atlanta’s landscape. The entire town of Senoia was revitalized solely thanks to the zombie influx brought by The Walking Dead.

And the boom has impacted not only actors, directors and crew members, but also many industries peripheral to moviemaking. “We saw whole sectors saved—from florists to caterers to carpenters to electricians,” Chris Escobar, the executive director of the Atlanta Film Society, told/NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR

DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES/

KELOWNA, BC, Sept. 11, 2017 /CNW/ - DOJA Cannabis Company Limited ("DOJA" or the "Company") (CSE: DOJA) is pleased to announce that we commenced cultivating our first cannabis strains in July and that the plants have taken well to their new home at DOJA's production facility in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley.

Trent Kitsch, Chief Executive Officer of DOJA commented, "Our plants are looking extremely vibrant, healthy and are maturing on schedule. We plan on harvesting our first batches of premium cannabis in the third week of October and anticipate being able to request our Pre-Sales License inspection with Health Canada in November, well in advance of the federal government's targeted adult recreational cannabis use legalization date


cannabis in the third week of October;

After our batches have been expertly hand trimmed, hang dried and cured, DOJA intends to request a Pre-Sales Inspection with Health Canada, the last step prior to reaching the Sales License milestone; and

As of today's date, there are only 25 companies in Canada that collectively hold the 33 cannabis Sales Licenses issued by Health Canada.

ABOUT DOJA

DOJA™ is a premium cannabis lifestyle brand featuring the highest quality handcrafted strains in Canada. DOJA's wholly owned subsidiary is a licensed producer of cannabis under the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations ("ACMPR"). DOJA's state-of-the-art ACMPR licensed production facility is located in the heart of British Columbia's picturesque Okanagan Valley. DOJA was founded by the proven entrepreneurial team that started SAXX Underwear®.

ON BEHALF OF THECity Living: A real sense of community in Borough Park

The tiny enclave of Borough Park is made up of roughly 200 blocks in western Brooklyn between Ninth and McDonald avenues and is home to one of the nations largest Hasidic and Orthodox Jewish communities.

It is also one of the most densely populated parts of the borough, with more than 300 religious institutions and 191,000 residents, according to Community Board 12, which oversees the neighborhood.

There are pockets of other cultures in the community as well, including Asian, Italian and Mexican Americans living in the neighborhood.

Take a few steps out of Borough Parks 55th Street D train stop and notice that a significant chunk of the shop signs and conversations among locals are in Yiddish, Hebrew or Russian.

Stick around until


after dark and youll see residents feeling safe to walk the streets at any hour this could be due to security cameras installed by local elected officials after 9-year-old Leiby Kletzky was abducted and killed in the area in 2011.

Avrumi Aurbach has lived his entire life in Borough Park and described his hometown as a place of peace, quiet, and family values. There is no such thing as a tale of two cities in Borough Park as the rich, working class and poor live side-by-side, Aurbach said. Everyone here goes to the same schools, synagogues, community events and stores. There is a real sense of community and everybody looks out for each other.

Borough Parks real estate is largely comprised of low-rise multi-family homes and living spaces here arein high demand. There are several different living options in the neighborhood and apartment hunters can land anywhere from a more classic apartment complex to a more luxurious gated community, depending on where they look.

Like Aurbach, the people of Borough Park are proud of their nabe and value tradition; one of his favorite times of the year, he said, was recently for the holiday Purim, and also Sukkot later in the fall, both for which the community buzzes in preparation. Similarly, one of the best times to visit Borough Park is on Friday afternoons, when many residents prepare for Shabbos before clearing the streets for the weekly observance.

Borough Park was established as one of the original Brooklyn neighborhoods in the late 1880s, according to CB12. Developers and landowners


started building cottages near New Utrecht Avenue then referred to as Blythebourne before the territory eventually became modern day Borough Park.

Lingering remnants of its beginnings still exist, for example at the Blythebourne Post Office on 51st Street and at P.S. 105, The Blythebourne School, on 59th Street.

Today, it is home to mostly families who live and work in the community, locals said.The Crisis Blog

In 1902, noted British author A. E. W. Mason penned a gripping tale of cowardice and redemption that has since become a classic in the cannon of Western literature. Mason’s book tells the late 19th century wartime adventure story of four close friends and fellow soldiers who are about to embark on a British military expedition to quell an uprising in the Sudan. But on the eve of their departure, one of them suddenly resigns his commission, refusing to go to war and refusing to explain his reasons. He is branded a coward by his three comrades, who each bestow upon him the ultimate ignominious disgrace of an officer and a gentleman: they each present him with a white feather, symbolizing cowardice. His fiancée also presents


take control of Ten, Mr Murdoch would then control all three forms of media - therefore breaching the "two-out-of-three rule".

As for the "reach rule", it prohibits a single TV broadcaster from reaching more than 75 per cent of the population.

This rule is a problem for Mr Gordon as he owns WIN Television, which broadcasts in regional areas.

If Mr Gordon were to control Ten, his reach would extend to metropolitan areas which would put him in breach of the "reach rule".

The Turnbull Government is seeking to overturn these rules with its media law reform bill.

But the bill has not yet been able to pass due to opposition from Labor and the government being unable to secure enough crossbench support.

As a temporary measure, the Government waived broadcasting licence fees forthis utter immobility throughout the number from The Flying Dutchman, though her fingers worked mechanically upon her black dress, as if, of themselves, they were recalling the piano score they had once played. Poor hands! They had been stretched and twisted into mere tentacles to hold and lift and knead with; on one of them a thin worn band that had once been a wedding ring. As I pressed and gently quieted one of these groping hands, I remembered with quivering eyelids their services for me in other days.

Soon after the tenor began the “Prize Song,” I heard a quick drawn breath, and turned to my aunt. Her eyes were closed, but the tears were glistening on her cheeks, and I think, in a moment more, they were


Colombia has become the latest country to recognise the state of Palestine, the South American country’s foreign minister has said.

Carlos Holmes said the outgoing president, Juan Manuel Santos, made the decision shortly before leaving office last week.

The new president of Colombia, Ivan Duque, took office on Tuesday and was informed of Mr Santos’ decision a few days ago.

His government has said it would study the implication of Mr Santos’ last minute decision, which was detailed in a 3 August letter to the Palestinian representative in Colombia, the foreign ministry said.

The government acknowledged the decision was legal.

“Given possible omissions that could come to light about the way in which this decision was taken by the outgoing president, the government will cautiously examine its implications and will act according to15 1 /15 Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures A demonstrator uses a racket to return a tear gas canister fired by Israeli troops Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures Palestinian demonstrators run for cover from tear gas fired by Israeli forces Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures A demonstrator shouts Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures Tear gas canisters are fired by Israeli forces at Palestinian demonstrators Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures A wounded Palestinian is evacuated Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures A demonstrator uses a sling to hurl stones at Israeli forces Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops:


demonstrator uses a racket to return a tear gas canister fired by Israeli troops Reuters Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli troops: in pictures Palestinian demonstrators during clashes with Israeli forces AFP/Getty

The decision came to light while the US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, was visiting Colombia.

She attended Mr Duque’s inauguration on Tuesday, and on Wednesday she visited Venezuelan migrants in the northern border city of Cucuta.

The US, a close ally of Israel, was getting more information about the situation and had no immediate comment, the US mission to the United Nations said.

The US does not recognise a Palestinian state, and Colombia long refrained from doing so due its close ties with Washington.

But in recent years Colombia has sought to chart a more independent foreign policy whichhas included calling for changes to US-backed anti-narcotics policies.

In a statement, the Palestinian representative to the UN said: ”We thank the Colombian government for this decision and we are sure that it will contribute significantly to generating the necessary conditions in the search for peace in the Middle East.”

Palestinian supporters protest as Israeli PM Netanyahu arrives at Downing Street

Palestine has been recognised as a sovereign state by the UN General Assembly, the International Criminal Court and at least 136 other countries.

It seeks to create a state in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem – lands Israel captured in the 1967 war.

Colombia is the last country in South America to recognise Palestinian statehood.


protests demand resignation of president Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Seoul on Saturday, demanding the ouster of Park Geun-hye amid an escalating corruption and influence-peddling scandal. Many South Koreans are angry after it emerged this week that a long-time friend to the country’s leader had been given access to confidential government documents, including first drafts of policy speeches, and allegedly used her links to the presidency for financial gain. (FT)

Taiwan may pass first Asian same-sex marriage law President Tsai Ing-wen on Saturday voiced support for same-sex marriage, significantly boosting the chances of the island becoming the first in Asia to champion marriage equality. (NAR)

A pirate’s life for Iceland The island nation’s prime minister resigned on Sunday after the anti-establishment Pirate Party rode a wave ofYork nursery school serving children with Aids, took someone’s seat on the dais and generally played the part of a major donor as the organisers looked on helplessly. He hadn’t donated a dime — and he left without writing a cheque. It was just one instance in a long career Mr Trump has spent touting himself as a major philanthropist while not actually donating much, or often any, of his own money. (WaPo)

In the future, everyone will get hacked in 15 minutes Andrew McGill built a fake web toaster — it was hacked within in an hour. The things of the internet of things are going to destroy the internet. (Atlantic)

Glued to the TV on election night 1960 Watching the returns come in during the ultra-tight race between


John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon, where coverage revealed some of the growing pains of early TV news. (NYT)

Video of the day

A look at the week ahead Daniel Garrahan highlights some of the big stories this week, including Mario Draghi’s five years as president of the European Central Bank, the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting and third-quarter earnings at Shell and BP. (FT)Wanborough is a small village in Wiltshire (England), located close to the Roman Ermine Street and the current M4 Motorway. The Romans named the village Durocornovium but the current name has Saxon origins. In terms of history this would probably be enough for most villages, but Wanborough has a much older history.
In 1966 an aerial photographic survey was carried out, to record the areas features before the M4 motorway was ploughed through the countryside. The negatives fro those surveys were never printed but simply stored away. Then, in 1974, they came into the possession of local archaeologist Bryn Walters, director of the Association for Roman Archaeology, who was examining the area for possible undiscovered archaeology. What he saw on the developed photographs proved to be quite astonishing. Staring


back at him from a hillside was the faint image of not one, but two, giant chalk carvings. This type of carving has been found elsewhere, most notably at Uffington, as well as in Dorset and Sussex, carved into the chalk downs, but there was no record of any in this area.
The first figure, believed to be approximately 60 metres high, is of a figure about to throw a spear. The second figure is over 85 metres high and is horned and believed to be a representation of Woden, the Norse God. It is thought that, although probably neglected and allowed to be overgrown, the figures were relatively untouched for thousands of years. Then, in 1940, to help boost domestic food production during the Second World War, theArtes Mundi 7 Shortlist Announced

Neïl Beloufa, Counting on People, installation views ICA, London, 2014, Courtesy of the Artist , and François Ghebaly Gallery - Following the success of Artes Mundi 6, awarded to Theaster Gates earlier this year, Artes Mundi is pleased to announce the shortlist for the seventh edition of the UK's leading biennial art prize, Artes Mundi 7. The winner of the prestigious £40,000 Cardiff based Artes Mundi prize will be announced in January 2017 following a four month exhibition of works by the shortlists artists. The shortlist was selected from over 700 nominations spanning 90 countries and includes seven of world's most celebrated contemporary artists. They are:
JOHN AKOMFRAH (UK) | NEÏL BELOUFA (FRANCE/ALGERIA)
AMY FRANCESCHINI / FUTUREFARMERS (USA/BELGIUM)
LAMIA JOREIGE (LEBANON) | NÁSTIO MOSQUITO (ANGOLA)
HITO STEYERL (GERMANY/JAPAN)


| BEDWYR WILLIAMS (UK/WALES)
John Akomfrah OBE is renowned for his ground-breaking films such as The Stuart Hall Project (2013). Neïl Beloufa is known in the UK for his widely-reviewed 2014 ICA show, Counting on People. Amy Franceschini's is the founder of the Californian artist and farming collective, Futurefarmers. Lamia Joreige was the first female Lebanese artist to be recognised on a global scale and the first to have a major work acquired by Tate. Nástio Mosquito was recently named as one of Africa's Ten African Artist's to Look Out For by the Guardian. Hito Steyerl's surreal videos set in the 'post-internet age' have won her multiple awards. Bedwyr Williams is one of the UK's most sought after artists and is celebrated for his work representing Wales at the55th Venice Biennale. Please see full biographies overleaf.
The Artes Mundi 7 shortlist will take part in a major exhibition of formative and new works which will run from 21st October 2016 to February 26th 2017 at National Museum Cardiff and Chapter, Cardiff. For Artes Mundi 7 there will also be an extended programme across the city in partnership with other organisations.
Artes Mundi 7 selectors, Elise Atangana, an independent curator based in Paris and Cameroon; Alist - United Kingdom - Tuesday 21st April 2015 (1 Picture)


its utilization” here in
Bhopal on Tuesday at the Noor-us-Sabah Palace Hotel.

The purpose of the workshop was to create awareness among the
participants about the welfare schemes launched by the governments
of the day for the minorities and impart training as how to use
the Right to Information, (RTI), Act to monitor the implementation
of these schemes.

Dr. Mahmood through his presentation impressed upon the
participants that it is imperative on the elite class to devote
their precious Time, Resources, Assets, Income and Love, which he
abbreviated and coined as “TRAIL”, for others in the community who
belong to the have-nots category to uplift their lot. He quoted
profusely the various Ayats from the Holy Qur’an, effectively
interspersed with couplets of Allama Iqbal to suit the situation,
to arouse the moral obligations of the participants to at least
part away with one-thirdoverseeing the
implementation of national policy and resource allocation of the
government”, he remarked.

He said ZFI is running Sir Syed Coaching Centre in New Delhi
wherein it selects and sponsors the coaching of a limited number
of ‘ZFI Fellows’, i.e. academically meritorious and financially
deserving candidates with an interest in appearing for the highly
competitive Civil Services examination conducted by the Union
Public Service Commission of India (UPSC). The candidates are
selected after an extensive application, test and interview
process. They are encouraged to gain admission to premier coaching
institutes of Delhi such as Vajiram, Synergy, Sri Ram, Ensemble,
Interactions. Their fee is paid by ZFI directly to the institutes.

Now, ZFI intends to establish its own coaching centre in its own
building for preparing 500 students every year for civil services
and other competitive examinations for which funds are needed, he
added.

The


and his other
team member’s presentations the participants came up to form an ad
hoc body at the end of the workshop to work for Muslims in Bhopal
and later in Madhya Pradesh on the lines of ZFI to uplift the
community from the morass of ignorance and poverty. The members of
the ad hoc body are: Mr. Iftakhar Ahmad, Mr. Sikandar Hafeez, Mr.
Wasim Akhtar, Mr. Mazahir Malik, Mr. Ishrat Siddiqui, Prof. Fauzia
Arshi, Mr. Pervez Bari, Mr. Nadeem Anwar and Mr. Abdul Tahir
(convenor).

Justice Faizanuddin speaking on the occasion stressed that the
information and knowledge gained at the workshop should be
utilized for the betterment of the community then only it would
become meaningful. He state that three things viz. (i) economic
condition, (ii) educational condition and (iii) social status of
any community go to shape its place insociety. If economic
strength is the backbone of a community then Muslims are without a
backbone which is quite evident to one and all seeing their
poverty, he opined.

Mr. Wasim Akhtar said that this era being of information and
networking it should be utilised tactfully to uplift the
minorities, especially the Muslim community which is lagging far
behind in all walks of life. He called to replicate the ZFI
success story which is doing a yeoman’s service to make Muslims
live a life of dignity.

He said to have faith in government sector as he has been part of
it. Sharing his experiences when he was posted at Jhabua as
District Collector, he said Self Help Groups are success stories
of society which he minutely observed in the Scheduled Tribes
which is a monolithic society. He stressed on the universalisation
of primary


education and called upon Muslims to take advantage of
government infra-structure instead of opening their own schools.

Earlier, Mr. Nisar Ahmad Tamboli explained at length the various
schemes, Acts, policies, funds, institutions, scholarships etc.
available for minorities at the Central and state levels. While
Tariq Qamar gave a detailed Power Point presentation about the
various schemes for the welfare of minorities.

The proceedings in the workshop was conducted by Mr. Tariq Charlie
with aplomb while Mr. Abdul Tahir proposed vote of thanks.

This is the 11th in the series of the workshops held all over
India. The workshops were successfully completed, earlier at
Delhi, Bahraich,

It may be mentioned here that Zakat Foundation of India was
established in 1997 as a grassroots level organization by
concerned residents of New Delhi. It is a
Non-Governmental/Non-Profit Organization which collects and
utilizes ‘zakat’ or charity for sociallybeneficial projects in a
transparent and organized manner.

The next
time you walk into a clinic for a cough and cold, spare a thought
for your rural brethren. Latest government data reveals that rural
India is short of over 16,000 doctors, including 12,000
specialists. As many as 12,263 »

A BJP legislator in Orissa surrendered in a fast track court
Wednesday, two months after the Supreme Court rejected the bail
granted to him by a lower court in a murder case relating to the
2008 anti-Christian riots in
»

Picture of the Day

Prime
Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh giving away the Degree to the
Students, at the 3rd Convocation of Sher-e-Kashmir
University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, in Jammu
on March 04, 2011. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir N. N. Vohra
and Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah are
also seen.

Ummid.com is part of
theAwaz
Multimedia &


This blog is about the singer and songwriter Declan Galbraith. Declan has been in the music industry since 7 years old and has released three major label albums and had a gold album in Germany and Áustria. Declan has also had huge success in China after his music was used to teach English in schools. As well as performing, he spends a lot of time writing and producing his songs. He writes with a mixture of styles and genres. Alongside singing and writing,Declan also plays guitar and piano.Memorial Day Speech at Flanders Field American Cemetery

Ambassador Ronald Gidwitz
Memorial Day
Flanders Field American Cemetery
May 26, 2019

Thank you for your introduction, Mr. Sheridan. I’m honored to be with all of you today for my first Memorial Day as United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium.

I’ve been privileged to serve my country as Ambassador for close to a year now. My very first official event was to attend the Last Post ceremony at Menin Gate, to honor the Commonwealth soldiers who died on the battlefields near Ypres. Last October, I participated in a moving World War One ceremony honoring the lives of African American soldiers – many hailing from my home town of Chicago – who liberated the Belgian town of Petite Chapelle, near the French border. These events


matter to me. They matter to the United States government. They matter to everyday Americans and Belgians.

In 2018, we marked 100 years since the end of World War One. Our modern day relationship with Belgium was built on the individual sacrifices of the soldiers who lie at Flanders Field. As we work with Belgium to defend Europe’s eastern borders, or counter cyber threats that jeopardize peaceful democratic norms, the sacrifices of the soldiers around us remain the beating heart of today’s transatlantic alliance.

There are countless tales of heroism among these graves. One of these heroes was Private Ernest Richard White, born in 1894 in my home state of Illinois. White’s parents were farm laborers and lived a difficult life back then. Only four of their nine children survivedinto adulthood. Ernest and two of his brothers served in World War One. He wrote frequently to his parents and girlfriend, inquiring of news about his brothers, and sharing tales of fighting on the front lines. Two days before being fatally shot, Ernest wrote home saying he was “somewhere in Belgium.” Ernest died on October 31, 1918 during the last Allied offensive to liberate Belgium. He is interred in Plot C, Row 1, Grave 20.

Together with the ceremonies being held at the Ardennes and Henri-Chapelle American cemeteries, we share this weekend of remembrance with 151 U.S. national cemeteries around the world. On Memorial Day, friends, families, and volunteers visit these cemeteries to place flags and keep the memory of our fallen heroes alive. From America’s Revolutionary War through


today’s battlefields, as the President stated in his May 25, 2018 Memorial Day proclamation: “We remain duty-bound to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice on our behalf and to remember them with thankfulness and unwavering pride.”

Since the end of World War One, we’ve worked together to counter the greatest threats facing each successive generation of Americans and Belgians. During and after the war, the Hoover Commission for Relief in Belgium fed some 11 million Belgians who were on the brink of starvation as a result of German occupation. Belgium would later become an original founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Belgian troops would fight alongside American and other soldiers on the Korean Peninsula. Our shared investment in defense capabilities halted and ultimately reversed the spreadof Soviet communism, protecting democracies in Europe and around the world and helped create the conditions necessary for the emergence of the European Union and other multilateral institutions that would preserve the peace and promote prosperity.

Today, in an era of great power competition, we face global threats that require our continued collaboration:

Renewed Russian aggression, seizing territory in a clear breach of international norms and conventions, and its use of disinformation to
sow discord, meddle in elections, and attempt to fracture our democracies;

Violent extremists who resort to terrorism as a means to pursue corrosive ideologies and instill fear;

Malign activities and dangerous nuclear ambitions on the part of those who would do us harm, including Iran and North Korea; and

An assertive China that seeks military and economic advantage by flouting established


run by judges and lawyers educated in American law schools, proud (and often activist) members of the most politically progressive profession in our society — with the possible exception of university professors. The thought that these people would tolerate pervasive racism in their institution is laughable — or at least it should be. The reality of the system is that it bends over backward to avoid even the appearance of racism.

Of course there are bad cops, just as there are bad people in every occupation. But there are fewer of them in policing. Law enforcement tends to draw unusually valorous recruits who want to serve their communities, and who accept that their actions will be scrutinized with a zeal unknown to other professions. In a country of overon December 10, 1990 state and federal agents conducted a raid at a residence located at 23449 Hazelwood in Hazel Park, Michigan. The agents arrested Ronald Vance, and seized from the premises the property in question, a 1989 black and white Pantera powerboat with towing trailer, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) WCW71203B989. Following the seizure of the boat, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) initiated administrative forfeiture proceedings. On August 8, 1991, the DEA administratively forfeited the boat pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1609. Subsequent to its forfeiture of the boat, the DEA paid off a lien on the boat held by the National Bank of Detroit (NBD) in the amount of $9,460.06 and disposed of the property to another governmental agency.
On July 15, 1996, Petitioners filed a Motion for


and searches. These arrests and searches were the product of a long-term investigation of a cocaine distribution organization operating between Miami, Florida and Detroit, Michigan, which eventually led to the conviction of over 20 people, including petitioner Ronald Vance, on various drug distribution offenses.[1] As a part of this series of searches and arrests, on December 10, 1990 state and federal agents conducted a raid at 23449 Hazelwood in Hazel Park, Michigan. The agents arrested Ronald Vance and seized from the premises a 1989 black and white Pantera powerboat with towing trailer, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) WCW71203B989. Subsequent to its forfeiture of the boat, the DEA paid off a lien on the boat held by the National Bank of Detroit (NBD) in the amount of $9,460.06 and disposed1992 Team Warlock 28' World Twin Hull Speedboat, 875 F.Supp. 652, 654 (D.Ariz.1994).
Here, William Vance has averred in his affidavit accompanying petitioners' motion that he had a vested interest in the boat seized and forfeited by the DEA. Further, he has presented sufficient evidence of an ownership interest to establish standing at this stage of the proceedings. First, William Vance has made an at least colorable claim that he was, in fact, a record title holder of the boat. Although William Vance has not submitted evidence that he obtained a certificate of title in accordance with Michigan law, Exhibit C to petitioners' motion for return of property is a copy of a "Manufacturer's Statement of Origin to a Boat Sold in the State of Florida," covering the boat


limitations is not a bar to petitioners' claim.

3. Laches

The government also contends that petitioners' claim is barred by the equitable doctrine of laches. As the Supreme Court of Kentucky has summarized,
Laches is an equitable doctrine, the elements of which are short of an estoppel, and the time in which it may ripen is short of the applicable period of limitation, and it is invoked in equity to defeat a tardy litigant on account of whose inexcusable delay, after possession of knowledge of the facts, his adversary, who has materially changed his situation, may defeat a recovery or defense because of the other's passiveness, if during the delay, and in reliance on such nonaction, a change has occurred in the situation and condition of the adversary to such anHerman Cain Takes on the First Amendment

GOP Presidential candidate Herman Cain has an Islam problem. The former Godfather's pizza godfather put his foot in his mouth early in his campaign when he told Think Progress he wouldn't appoint any Muslims in his administration (which would be unconstitutional), and again when he said Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) wasn't loyal to the Constitution because he's Muslim, and again when he said he has never encountered an American Muslim who is loyal to the Constitution, and then again when he denied ever saying any of those things and blamed the media.

Now he's given up on walking back his statements and returned to his roots. On Thursday, Cain made a campaign stop in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the Nashville satelite that's become a ground


zero for the anti-Islam jihad. At the center of the controversy is the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, a local mosque that has been trying to expand its facilities. Opponents have alleged that the the mosque is secretly waging a (very, very) stealth jihad against the people of Middle Tennessee. The construction site has been subjected to arson, and the project itself was challenged in court by opponents who argued that Islam is not a religion and therefore is not entitled to First Amendment protections (The Justice Department said otherwise). Cain, evidently, agrees with the Murfreesboro anti-mosque activists:

Cain didn't bring up the controversial facility in a campaign rally on Thursday, but told reporters afterward that he's concerned about the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro.

"It is an infringement and an abuseof our freedom of religion," he said. "And I don't agree with what's happening, because this isn't an innocent mosque."

Cain decided very early in his campaign that to have any sort of impact, he needed to stake out a position on the far right. But now, as Politico notes, he's now gone so far to the right he's gone back in time to August, 2010, when the number-one threat to the country was the construction of a mosque in downtown Manhattan.


in April, May and June than in the regular season. As long as Anze Kopitar is scoring, Dustin Brown is hitting and Quick is knocking away pucks, this team is difficult to beat.

Breakthrough candidate: C Trevor Lewis is beginning to draw more attention around the NHL for his value as an energy guy. He is a candidate to make the U.S. Olympic team in that role.

Key question: Is D Willie Mitchell fit for duty? After missing all of last season with a major knee injury, Mitchell, 36, said he was ready to play this season. The Kings lost Rob Scuderi to free agency, but Mitchell's return creates a crowd on the blue line.

Forecast: This team has won 25 playoff games over the last 15 months. The Kings knowNick Bonino, Kyle Palmieri and Matt Beleskey combined for 42 goals. Anaheim thinks Jakob Silfverberg can replace Ryan's goals. One issue: Key defenseman Sheldon Souray tore a wrist ligament this summer and won't be ready until late December or beyond.

Breakthrough candidate: Speedy winger Emerson Etem, 21, has the potential to blossom into a 20-goal scorer. That's one reason the Ducks were comfortable trading Ryan.

Key question: Is Cam Fowler ready to be a premium defenseman? He topped 22 minutes a game last season at 21. He's a superior skater with an offensive flair. He could tally 50 points someday, possibly this season.

Forecast: The Ducks won't fly south in the standings. They will be in the hunt for a conference crown.

No. 3 San Jose Sharks

2012-13 results: 25-16-7, lost in second


round

Story line: Sharks are swimming under radar

Goaltending: Antti Niemi (24-12-6, 2.16, .924). HeThe man didn't get enough credit for being the best goalie in the Western Conference last season. After winning the Stanley Cup as a no-name with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010, he has proved he is not a one-hit wonder.

Analysis: The Sharks might not seem as menacing as a few years ago, but they still have the ability to bare their teeth. Most players say the Shark Tank is one of the more challenging road venues. The Sharks were 17-2-5 there last season. San Jose might seem the same because Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Dan Boyle remain on the roster, but the rise of Logan Couture has changed the team's look. The defense, while not.910). With size, aggressiveness and puck-handling ability, he's the perfect fit for coach Dave Tippett's defensive system.

Analysis: GM Don Maloney has done a masterful job of keeping this team competitive amid the turmoil of the last four seasons. Having respected Shane Doan as captain helps. This summer, Maloney addressed the team's primary need by signing Mike Ribeiro. He will charge up an offense that scores by committee. Martin Hanzal, 26, seems ready to register a 50-point season. The Coyotes could use 20 goals from Mikkel Boedker this season. If the Coyotes score, they'll succeed, because Tippett will make sure the goals-against average is low.

Breakthrough candidate: D Oliver Ekman-Larsson, 22, has quickly earned the reputation as one of the league's most complete young defensemen. Feel free to include him


his second season in the league. He's a dynamic presence who scored 17 goals in 48 games last season as a rookie.

Key question: Is Andrew Ference the missing piece on the defense? The Oilers are counting on his experience, grit and locker room presence being major factors in turning them into a playoff team.

Forecast: Edmonton will get up one day and be one of the league's best teams. It could be this season, but more likely it will be next season. Take the Oilers to finish a point or three out of the playoffs this season.

No. 6 Vancouver Canucks

2012-13 results: 26-15-7, lost in first round

Story line: Torts law rules in Vancouver

Goaltending: Roberto Luongo (9-6-3, 2.56, .907). With all of the attention paid to the Cory Schneider vs. Luongodemand much from him, and even if missing five games because of a suspension, he could net 20 goals.

Key question: Does Tortorella have a shorter shelf life with his teams? It depends on their level of success. Tortorella tries to get his team to play with firestorm intensity every night. No one on the New York Rangers was complaining in 2011-12 when they were the East's best team. The Tampa Bay Lightning didn't complain when they were winning the Stanley Cup in 2003-04. But when a team is struggling, his approach grinds on players.

Forecast: Can you imagine the uproar in Vancouver if the Canucks miss the playoffs in Tortorella's first season? It could happen, because they're in a challenging division.

No. 7 Calgary Flames

2012-13 results: 19-25-4, 13th in West

Story


Cost of removing signs? No charge

A Pasco County man learns he won't be prosecuted for plucking illegal signs from the ground.

By David DeCamp, Times Staff Writer
Published December 17, 2007

HOLIDAY - What forces were not lined up against Gary Thomas? He faced the Sheriff's Office, prosecutors, county bosses and neighbors. Some Realtors and perhaps misdirected garage sale patrons.

All because he hated homemade signs so much that he snatched dozens of them on weekends in his Holiday neighborhood, insisting that it is illegal to put them on public property. If you plopped, say, a garage sale sign in what he considered the wrong place - poof! The sign would disappear.

Put off by Thomas' persistent raids, authorities charged him with petty theft in April.

When the St. Petersburg Times told his storyon June 1, retiree Eugene Pool thought: Thomas is outlandish but right.

Pool, 71, of Lutz, also hates illegal signs. He's on the county volunteer patrol against them. He also is a member of the Florida Bar, though he hasn't tried a case in 21 years.

Turns out he had some evidence that would help Thomas. A county lawyer had written an e-mail to Pool in May saying illegal signs are "litter." If they're litter, how could Thomas be prosecuted for removing them?

Pool also thought it was significant that the Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney's Office and the Pasco County Sheriff's Office had cleared Thomas, 58, of similar complaints in the past, saying he hadn't broken the law.

Thomas was supposed to have a hearing on his bid to dismiss the case last


Arab Women's Handball Championship of Winners' Cup

The Arab Women's Handball Championship of Club Winners' Cup also known Princess Khadija Handball Championship is an international club handball competition organized by the Arab Handball Federation, it concerne the women's club winners' cup of countries of the Arab World.

Results

Winners by club

Winners by country

See also
Arab Women's Handball Championship of Champions
Arab Handball Championship of Champions
Arab Handball Championship of Winners' Cup
Arab Handball Super Cup

External links
10th Women's Arab Handball Cup Winners' Cup - Arryadia

Arab Womenand#39;s Handball Championship of Winnersand#39; Cupa lot more downs since that ground breaking and league changing championship in 1969. Throughout the 70's and much of the 80's, The Jets became an irrelevant franchise. Very few winning seasons or playoff seasons over the course of two decades. There were slight hiccups along the way where the Jets made an impact and went on runs towards a championship(1982) but there was a lot more losing than winning in those two decades.

The 90's saw the Jets start off somewhat promising only to fall badly and become a laughingstock by the time 1996 finished. It wasn't until Bill Parcells arrived in 1997, That the Jets would change course and change their culture and become a contender. Since 1997, The Jets have been a respectable and contending franchise.


They won their first division title since the merger in 1970 and from 1998 to present day, The Jets have won two division titles and have made the playoffs 7 different times and have made 3 trips to the AFC Championship Game. In the last 16 seasons, The Jets have only 4 non winning seasons. In the era of parody, that measures up pretty well against the other 31 NFL franchises. The Jets transformed from being a laughing stock and irrelevant franchise to being relevant and a legitimate contender. The local and national media would have you believe otherwise but the Jets have been a respectable franchise since 1997.

BACK TO THE DARK AGES

This leads me to where I feel this franchise is now headed or currently is. Itlooks like the Jets have officially reverted back to their losing ways prior to 1997. It's been a long time since the Jets franchise was considered and expected to be awful and that's where they currently stand. The late season collapse of 2011 and the ugliness of 2012 have combined to set this franchise back and downward. It's amazing how far down the team has gone after two magical runs near the mountain top just two years ago. There are a lot of people to blame for the downfall. Poor leadership and team awareness by Rex Ryan. Poor management by Mike Tannenbaum and poor ownership and guidance by Woody Johnson. The run is over. You can not recapture the vibe and aura that the franchise had.

MOVING FORWARD

It's hard