or LAC), surgical procedure, distance of the tumor from the margin of the anus, T factor, stage, duration of postoperative hospital stay, and postoperative complications.

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The level of the lower edge of the tumor from the anal verge was measured by colonoscopy in every case. Each patient\'s barium enema examination-based tumor assessment was reviewed retrospectively in a rectal cancer evaluation. The rectum was divided into three regions according to the Japanese Classification of Colorectal Carcinoma: the upper rectum (Ra), the lower rectum (Rb), and Rab. The Ra is located between the lower border of the secondsay, trying to strike an outward air of composure while I'm terrorized by my worst moment and nightmare about to play out in front of me. I feel like I'm about to witness my own execution. "Right as I'm talking to these guys," I point to the screen. Brian leans in. I pull back. In a flash their faces slacken as they look toward the sound of the WHOOSH! That sound was already permanently seared onto the part of my brain where recurring horrors are stored. The rocket impacts my face a fraction later, a dull thud as it strikes my cheek. I see it again. Not on camera. I didn't catch the rocket hitting my head. But I can see it as clearly as if it were


negócios em
que estão envolvidos
está realmente destruindo nosso
sistema de suporte à vida.
O Sierra Club também emparceira
com um fundo verde
chamado Aspiração.
Aspiração também inclui
dezenas de empresas lucrando

English:
oil and gas infrastructure companies,
(dramatic music)
including a tar sands exploiter,
McDonald's one of the companies
driving meat consumption
across the planet.
Archer Daniels Midland,
one of the world's largest
producers of biofuel,
Coca Cola, the largest creator
of plastic pollution on earth,
logging and paper companies including one
that brags about biomass
burning and banks.
(dramatic music)
Lots of banks.
(dramatic music)
Including BlackRock, the largest financer
of deforestation on earth.
- The business that they're engaged in
is actually destroying
our life support system.
(dramatic music)
- [Jeff] The Sierra Club, also partners
with a green fund called Aspiration.

French:
des compagnies de construction
d'infrastructures gazières et pétrolières,
y compris des compagnies qui
exploitent les sables bitumineux,
McDonald's,
une des principales compagnies favorisant
la consommation de viande dans le monde,
Archer Daniels Midland,
unHarvesting the sky

Thirsty Santa Fe catches on to catching rainwater

Santa Fe is considering a law requiring new buildings to
install rainwater-harvesting systems. Already, though, many
historic neighborhoods are catching the rain using innovative
methods. This compound of buildings has the potential to harvest
hundreds of gallons from cloudbursts

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Old-timers remember when the Santa Fe
River, which cuts through the middle of the city, ran year-round.
These days, the river —when it runs at all — is little
more than a trickle through a dry, sandy arroyo.

Santa Fe
and its 65,000 residents are dangerously close to outgrowing their
water supply. The city’s reservoirs on the Santa Fe River
above town provide about 40 percent of its water; the rest comes
from wells. Meanwhile, the local economy rests heavily on the
building industry, which adds some 400 to 800 homes


Six-pack or multiple bottle carriers which hold bottles or containers by their necks to allow them to be carried are well known. The bottles typically have labels to advertise their contents. A common type of commercially available prior art carrier is fabricated from thin gauge sheets of plastic. The thin planar sheet is die-cut to provide holes for engaging the necks of the containers and holes for grasping the carrier, and is thermo-formed into a three dimensional shape to provide structural integrity to the carrier. There are several problems with this carrier. First, the thermo-formed plastic sheet shrouds the container, obscuring visibility of the product and product labels. Second, the thin gauge of the plastic material makes the carrier uncomfortable to carry. Further, the thin gauge material requiresoutboard containers to sag a bit due to inadequate support for them when the loaded carrier is lifted by the carrier's handholds.
There is a continuing need for a carrier that is comfortable to carry, allows for excellent visibility of the product in the containers and the labels on the containers, allows for easy application and removal of the containers from the carrier, provides good balance in carrying and handling containers, and that readily lends itself to nested stacking of multiple carriers for compact shipping and ease of loading into and handling by high speed mechanical applicators.


a Motion for Summary Judgment filed by the Trustee who contends that there are no genuine issues of material facts and that the estate is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law. The facts germane to the resolution of the Motion under consideration are, indeed, without dispute and can be summarized as follows:
On May 13, 1983 Roy Gottschalk (the Debtor) executed a note in the amount of $56,000 payable to the Bank. This note was secured by a preferred ship mortgage encumbering the vessel "Amber Lynn" owned by the Debtor. Although the preferred ship mortgage was executed on July 13, 1983, the mortgage and the note were not mailed to the office of the Coast Guard located in Miami, Florida, until September 29 and were notreceived for reasons yet to be explained, until October 21, 1983. This note and mortgage were ultimately recorded by the Coast Guard on December 12, 1983.
On October 20, 1983, the Debtor executed a second note and a mortgage in the face amount of $70,000 payable to the Bank. This mortgage also encumbered the vessel "Amber Lynn" as well as a vessel "Angler Boat" also owned by the Debtor. It appears that this note was a replacement note for the first one. This note and the mortgage were mailed to the office of the Coast Guard on January 4, 1984. There is nothing in the record which indicates when it was actually received by the Coast Guard, however, it is without dispute that this second note and mortgage were


ultimately recorded in the office of the Coast Guard in Miami on January 25, 1984.
The Debtor's Petition for Relief was filed on March 5, 1984. Thus it is without dispute that both mortgages were recorded within 90 days of the filing of the petition, even though the first note and mortgage were received by the Coast Guard more than 90 days prior to the date the Petition was filed.
The Bank concedes, as it must, that if the transfer occurred within 90 days preceding the commencement of the case, everything being equal, the transfer is a voidable preference and the two mortgages involved in this controversy can be declared to be unenforceable against the Trustee in charge of the estate of the Debtor.
To prevail under § 547, the initialScott County flight training center would honor family killed in Jefferson County plane crash

Kansas Highway Patrol officers and Jefferson County sheriff personnel were at the scene of a plane crash in Jefferson County around 12:30 p.m. Friday, April 22, 2011. Four people were killed in the crash. Enlarge video

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Fatal plane crash in Jefferson County

A twin-engine plane crashed in a semi-rural area of Jefferson County, about three miles northeast of Topeka, Friday afternoon.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, four people were killed in the accident, which was near the intersection of Kansas Highway 4 and 46th Street, southwest of Meriden.

Dylan Spencer was flying his wife and their two young daughters from Scott City to visit relatives in northeastern Kansas when their plane went down April 22 in a


the UK enjoy strong social, economic and cultural ties rooted in years of a shared history. As a result, the UK remains a favourite destination for Pakistanis seeking educational opportunities abroad. However, many Pakistani students who return from the UK express disappointment at having missed out on their graduation ceremonies. Yesterday's event in Islamabad is the first of a series of three events providing an opportunity for alumni from UK universities to relive their graduation moments and to celebrate their academic achievements with their loved ones.
Alumni received certificates of achievement from the British Deputy High Commissioner, Alison Blake.Speaking ahead of the event, appreciating the contributions of Pakistan’s UK alumni, Alison Blake said:
“The thousands of Pakistani graduates from UK universities embody the strong and lasting connections between our twowide range of professional achievements to their credit. Notable names include Pakistan’s foremost nuclear physicist Dr. Samar Mubarkmand, leading journalist Dr. Moeed Pirzada and politician Shah Mehmood Qureishi.
This is the first time that such event has been held in Pakistan to honour and acknowledge the academic achievement of UK graduates. Similar events will be held in Karachi and Lahore later this month to honour the UK alumni across Pakistan.
The British Council, in collaboration with British High Commission, is committed to supporting higher education in Pakistan. Each year, the British Council administers a number of scholarships like Chevening, Charles Wallace fellowships and Commonwealth scholarships. Under Chevening Scholarships programme alone, over £550,000 was spent to send 23 Pakistani scholars to the UK last year in September for a one year


total SMS traffic is assumed to be exchanged over bundle packages.

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According to the report, Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif among various political leaders, officials of armed force and large number of people attended the funeral.

On Saturday, Arfa lost the battle of life after remaining admitted in Combined Military Hospital. Arfa Karim was only sixteen years old.

Arifa Karim remained in intensive care at Combined Military Hospital (CMH) after suffering an epileptic seizure and cardiac arrest a few weeks ago. After battling for life for 26 days, one of Pakistan's brightest brains left this world for good.

Born in 1995, Arfa Karim got the honor of World’sYoungest Microsoft Certified Professional when she was only 9 years old in 2004. Bill Gates, the Chairman of Microsoft, invited Arfa to visit the Microsoft Headquarters in the USA in the age of 10 only.

Later, in August 2005, Arfa was also honored by the Pakistan Government for the Fatima Jinnah Gold Medal in the field of Science and Technology which she received from then Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz. She was also honored with Salaam Pakistan Youth Award in 2005 which has been set up by Pakistan’s only Nobel laureate Dr Abdul Salam. Moreover, Arfa has won the Presidential Award for Pride of Performance.

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a sense of affection for family and establish communication with other humans. Beyond that, the home can also indicate social status in society.

No wonder so many people spend a lot of money just to build a house which is a throne for them. in fact rarely happens bloodshed for the sake of something called the house. so valuable a house.

A PIA flight coming in to land at the airport was told to abort the landing. —File photo
RAWALPINDI: A PIA flight coming in to land at Gilgit airport on Monday was told almost at the last moment to abort the landing,Allies: Strikes go on until Gadhafi gone

Libyan rebels take their positions after fighting with pro-Gadhafi forces in the western city of Ajdabiya, Libya on April 13, 2011. World powers rallied behind Libyan rebels during meeting where Italy and Qatar said the rebels need arms to defend themselves. UPI/Tarek Alhuony | License Photo

Libyan rebel checks his weapon after fighting with pro-Gadhafi forces in the western city of Ajdabiya, Libya on April 13, 2011. World powers rallied behind Libyan rebels during meeting where Italy and Qatar said the rebels need arms to defend themselves. UPI/Tarek Alhuony | License Photo

Libyan rebels display unused rockets which left behind by pro-Gadhafi forces after their fighting at the western city of Ajdabiya, Libya on April 13, 2011. World powers rallied behind Libyan rebels during


meeting where Italy and Qatar said the rebels need arms to defend themselves. UPI/Tarek Alhuony | License Photo

TRIPOLI, Libya, April 15 (UPI) -- Allied military operations will continue in Libya as long as Moammar Gadhafi remains in power, British, French and U.S. leaders vowed.

The pledge by U.S. President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy part of a joint commentary they wrote in which they stressed their commitment to military action in Libya to protect its citizens from Gadhafi. It was published Friday in several international newspapers.

"It is unthinkable that someone who has tried to massacre his own people can play a part in their future government," the commentary read. "The brave citizens of those towns that have held out against forces thatnot rest" until the U.N. Security Council resolutions against Libya have been implemented and the Libyan people "can choose their own future," the commentary said.

News reports indicate Misurata, a rebel-held city under siege for six weeks, was attacked again Friday by pro-Gadhafi forces. A doctor told al-Jazeera eight people were killed in the latest bombardment. Residents said about 120 rockets hit the city Friday morning.

In Tripoli, NATO forces conducted three airstrikes in and around the capital, hitting a missile battery and other targets, al-Jazeera reported.


Jean-Pierre Sabarot, company founder

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In 1819, Jean-Pierre Sabarot settled in Haute-Loire (France) buying a mill: this is the birth of the company.
At the end of the 19th century, the company is oriented towards sorting and sale of the famous Le Puy green lentil. The activity naturally extended to a range of quality pulses and cereals.
The company, wishing to develop the richness of its region, sells for 30 years wild mushrooms and develops its sectors worldwide.
Since 1996, Sabarot manufactures and sells canned snails. The company has become the European leader in this sector.

Today, the 7th generation is in charge and perpetuates the ancestral know-how which made the fame of Sabarot.
This expertise, the rigor, advanced technologies, qualitative approaches, the selection of suppliers and certification allowed Sabarotnpconvenie it to carry in veot pocket. SI per pack-
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George E. Shuey, late of Richmond, Vs.,
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Names of architect, counselors aid baildui;;
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List of city -nd conritv ofltrrs.
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Copies of Ani'itstana Workman, Anr.r and
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church as the corner stone f so
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church in establishing true socialism,
the btotherhood of man against the
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the sieging, of the dezology, after wbieh
benediction was pronounced by Rev.
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Shortly after 8 o'clock the throng began
to pour through the broad doorway at the
armory, and soon the floor presented an
animated scene. Stalwart men and hand
some women, the gleam of jewels and the
splendor of rich costumes, the rays of the
electric lights glancing from burnished
military trappings, from epaulets and
swords and all this set off by the con
ventional dress suits o( the civilians pres
ent tended to make the scene as beautiful
a one as is often witnessed.
Half way down the ball and a little to
one's left on entering stood the receiving
party. It consisted of his excellency.
Gov. Horace Boies; Mrs. J. B. Wylie,
Mrs. M. L. Marks Mrs. Dr. W. L. Allen,
Mrs. A. C. Fieke, Mrs. T. O. Swisey,
Miss Boies, the governor's daughter, her
friend. Miss Barber, Miss Helen Ham of
Dubuque, Mies Cora Weed,


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Miss Mamie Davidson, Miss Preston,
Miss Bryant, Miss Sanith. Adjutant Gen
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military secretary, and members of the
governor's staff, Lieut. Col. Dodge, of
Burlington, Lieut. Col. J. S. Wylie of
Davenport, Lieut. Co!. McConlogue of
Mason City, Lieut. Col. Dodge of Bur
lington, Lieut. Col. Doaeherty of Mus
catine, and Mai. W. H. Goodrel of Des
Moines.
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ated with bunting and an evergreen mot
to that arched one end of the hall spoke
to all its message of "Welcome." Scbil
linger's band discoursed sweet music
throughout the evening, and at a quarter
after 10. when it. broke forth in beautiful
waltz measure the throng took the hint
and scores of couples were soon lost to
their surroundings in the mazes of the
dance. The military ball was on andwas
continued until a late hour.
W alking on a Waier.
George Simms, better known as "Texas
Ueorgc, walked into town yesterday at
about 11 30 a. m., after a 40-mile jaunt
that served to put an edge on his appe'
tite for dinner. He left Chicago last Sat
urday evening on his way to Pueblo, on
foot. Some time ago George completed
a journey from Galveston to Chicago on
which he claims to have won a 1 1.000
wager. This time be is going it, so he
says, on a wager of f 1,000 a side, the
conditions being that be is to make his
destination and pay his way as he goes
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pictures of himself in his traveling cos
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Fr rent Furnished roomsThe flow of granular materials, such as sand and catalytic particles used in chemical reactors, and enables a wide range of natural phenomena, from mudslides to volcanos, as well as a broad array of industrial processes, from pharmaceutical production to carbon capture. While the motion and mixing of granular matter often display striking similarities to liquids, as in moving sand dunes, avalanches, and quicksand, the physics underlying granular flows is not as well-understood as liquid flows.

Now, a recent discovery by Chris Boyce, assistant professor of chemical engineering at Columbia Engineering, explains a new family of gravitational instabilities in granular particles of different densities that are driven by a gas-channeling mechanism not seen in fluids. In collaboration with Energy and Engineering Science Professor Christoph Müller's group at ETH Zurich,


FILE - In this Monday, April 18, 2005 file photo, U.S. Cardinal Theodore Edgar McCarrick attends a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. On Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019 the Vatican announced Pope Francis defrocked former U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick after Vatican officials found him guilty of soliciting for sex while hearing Confession. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito, files)

FILE - In this Monday, April 18, 2005 file photo, U.S. Cardinal Theodore Edgar McCarrick attends a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican. On Saturday, Feb. 16, 2019 the Vatican announced Pope Francis defrocked former U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick after Vatican officials found him guilty of soliciting for sex while hearing Confession. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito, files)

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick has been found guiltypriests who have sexually preyed on minors and their bosses who shuffled abusive clergy from parish to parish instead of removing them from access to children have shaken the faith of many Catholics. They also threaten the moral authority of Francis and even the survival of his papacy.

McCarrick, who in his prestigious red cardinal robes hobnobbed with presidents, other VIP politicians and pontiffs, is now barred from celebrating Mass or other sacraments including confession and from wearing clerical garb. He is to be referred to as Mr. McCarrick.

The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the Holy See’s guardian of doctrinal purity, issued a decree on Jan. 11 finding McCarrick guilty of “solicitation in the sacrament of confession, and sins against the Sixth Commandment with minors and adults,


if McCarrick would stay at the residence in Kansas where he moved after Francis ordered him to live in penance and prayer while the investigation into his actions continued.

But the Salina, Kansas, diocese, said “Mr. McCarrick will continue to reside at the St. Fidelis Friary in Victoria until a decision of permanent residence is finalized.”

Besides bishops arriving for the sex abuse summit, victims’ rights advocates are also converging on Rome. They are demanding that Francis, other Vatican officials and bishops elsewhere come clean about how McCarrick managed such a meteoric rise through church ranks despite reports about his sexual life.

“The pope has known from the earliest days of his papacy, or he should have known, that ex-cardinal McCarrick was a sexual predator,” said Anne Barrett Doyle, an advocateJerry Heller, the original manager of NWA and long-time confidant of Eazy-E, has passed away at the age of 75. The cause of death is currently unknown, but sources close Heller told VladTV that Jerry was battling a heart condition and other health issues for the last few years. His last few photos and videos showed a dramatic weight loss. Founding West Coast rapper King Tee tweeted: "#RIP Mr. Jerry Heller! and thank you.. #NWA"

Before working with NWA, Jerry Heller managed rock and r&b artists such as Marvin Gaye, Ike & Tina Turner, Otis Redding, War, Average White Band, Black Sabbath (Ozzy Osbourne's original group), the Four Tops, and others. Heller managed The World Class Wreckin' Cru (which included Dr. Dre and DJ Yella) and CIA (which included


Ice Cube) before meeting Eazy-E in 1987 and co-founding Ruthless Records with him. Ruthless would go on to sell over 100 million albums from artists NWA, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, The DOC, Michel'le, JJ Fad, as well as Eazy-E.

The label began to splinter after NWA broke up in 1991. Ice Cube and Dr. Dre left the label and released dis tracks towards Jerry Heller and Eazy-E, blaming Heller as the reason for the breakup. "The split came when Jerry Heller got involved. He played the divide and conquer game. Instead of taking care of everybody, he picked one nigga to take care of and that was Eazy. And Eazy was like, 'I'm taken care of, so fuck it' said Dr. Dre in an interview. ""It's a case of divide andconquer, 'cause you let a Jew break up my crew" rapped Ice Cube in the classic dis song "No Vaseline". Eazy-E would eventually drop Heller as a manager amidst shady business allegations.

At the time of his death, Jerry Heller was in the midst of a lawsuit over his depiction in the movie "Straight Outta Compton."

Source: King Tee


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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — When the ruler of Qatar arrives in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, he will hand the Palestinian territory’s Hamas rulers their biggest diplomatic victory since taking power five years ago.

The first head of state to visit Hamas-controlled Gaza, the emir will deliver more than $250 million in aid, a move that will deepen the Islamic militant group’s control of Gaza and which reflects the rising influence of the Muslim Brotherhood across the region.

The Brotherhood now governs Egypt, and Islamic parties have made gains elsewhere in the region since last year’s popular revolts that became known as the Arab Spring. Qatar has been a key ally of the movement, which includes the Palestinian offshoot Hamas.

The visit by Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Aland much of the damage from the fighting has never been repaired. Still, Hamas remains firmly in control, and momentum seems to be swinging in the group’s favor.

Two years ago, Israel was forced to ease the closure under heavy international criticism after a naval raid killed nine activists trying to break the blockade and sail to Gaza. Then, the Arab Spring swept longtime Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak from power. The election of Mohammed Morsi, a fellow Islamist, in Egyptian presidential elections has raised expectations in Gaza of a new era of warmer relations.

While many Egyptians criticized Mubarak for cooperating with the Israeli blockade, rising militant activity in Egypt’s Sinai peninsula have tempered calls for openness with Gaza. Al-Qaida-inspired groups in Sinai are believed to have ties with militants


Arab Spring uprisings that toppled dictators in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt last year, lending support to protesters linked to the region-wide Muslim Brotherhood. Hamas is an offshoot of the Brotherhood, but has adopted a more militant ideology as part of its conflict with Israel.

At the same time, Qatar keeps close ties with Washington, hosting a major U.S. air base and thousands of American troops. The country is leading Arab calls to aid Syrian forces trying to topple Bashar Assad. Yet it also has close ties with Syria’s key ally, Iran.

In 1996, Qatar made a groundbreaking move to allow Israel to open a trade office in the capital Doha. The office was closed in January 2009 after Israel’s incursion into Gaza, and Qatar then began to boost aid toHamas.

Qatar already wielded considerable indirect influence through broadcaster Al-Jazeera, whose launch in 1996 was bankrolled by the Qatari government. It also won the right to host the 2022 World Cup, defeating far bigger bidders including the United States and Japan.


Boise State placed assistant women's basketball coach Cody Butler on administrative leave Tuesday after the Idaho Statesman asked about the school's knowledge of a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse and harassment of a player while he was coaching at Yakima Valley College.

In a statement to the Statesman, the school said Butler's leave is pending the school's review of the matter.

The Statesman reports the lawsuit was filed last May in Olympia, Washington, naming Butler, Yakima Valley College and the state of Washington as defendants.

Before joining the Boise State staff in 2012, Butler began working at Yakima Valley in 2000 and was the coach of the women's team from 2003 to 2012. The suit was filed by a player who was on the women's team from 2001 to 2003. Butler wasan assistant on the men's and women's teams from 2000 to 2002 and was co-head coach of the women's team in 2002-03.

According to the Statesman, the allegations include that Butler made inappropriate physical contact with the plaintiff during one-on-one coaching sessions and office meetings.

The defendants have denied all allegations in their answer to the complaint and a trial date is set for 2021, the Statesman reports.


section Appendiculati of the genus Boletus. Molecular analysis demonstrated that this and related "butter bolete" species, including Boletus appendiculatus, are phylogenetically distinct from Boletus, and the new genus Butyriboletus was created to contain them.

Description

The fruit bodies of Butyriboletus regius have caps that are initially convex before flattening out in maturity, reaching a diameter of  wide. The cap surface is pink to red, occasionally with hints of yellow or brown, more so around the margin. Initially velvety to slightly tomentose (hairy) when young, these minute hairs tend to slough off with age, and the cap develops wrinkles and pits. The cap flesh is yellow, and slowly and erratically bruises blue in North American specimens. The pores on the underside of the cap are angular, and measure about 1–2way in Brazil.

Kiwi duo Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have been victorious in 27 successive regattas since the London Games – winning every single event on the World Cup circuit for the past two years.

But the 2012 Olympic silver medallists, who were pipped to gold by fellow Rio contenders Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen of Australia, have not had it all their own way on South American waters.

Last month’s two-day warm-up event for the Olympics was won by the Australians, with Team GB’s Sign and Fletcher leading after day one in windy conditions.

Lighter air saw their challenge falter on day two but Sign saw enough to suggest an upset may be on the cards.

He said: ‘They (Burling and Tuke) have been on top of the game since London


dug at a higher or lower elevation, requiring anyone passing through to contort and squeeze their way by. Erdstall tunnels are also notable for having only one point of entry and exit, usually tucked away in the footprints of old settlements, or even hidden in the wilderness. This feature made the air flow through the tunnels nearly non-existent.

A child squeezing through a vertical erdstall slip out. (Image: OgreBot/Wikipedia)

The single most common trait among erdstall tunnels is a sense of mystery. While it is likely that such tunnels were created during the Middle Ages, as far back as the 12th century, the complete lack of archaeological signifiers found in the barren underground passages makes them difficult to date. In addition, the historical record does not contain any known accountWednesday, December 10, 2014

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Chicago by way of Greenwood, Mississippi blues guitarist Fenton Robinson scored five stars in the 1983 edition of The Rolling Stone Album Guide for Somebody Loan Me a Dime, the title track of which Robinson originally wrote and recorded in 1967. Many people had heard Boz Scaggs's 1969 version with Duane Allman before Alligator Records, then a one man operation run by Bruce Iglauer, released what has been hailed as a blues classic.

Another Alligator Records act was Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers whose Natural Boogie earned an A - rating from Robert Christgau in 1974. This is down and dirty, rowdy and rocking blues played at high volume and high intensity. You won't hear any


bass in this trio. Taylor was already 59 when this album came out. He'd never see 61, dying in December of 1974. He wrote his epitaph when he said "I'll be dead years from now and people will say 'He couldn't play worth a shit, but damn could he make it sound good!"

On his first album for RSO, Freddie King teamed up with his new label mate and #1 fan Eric Clapton on the duet "Sugar Sweet". That, and the airbrushed cover by artist Peter Palombi, are probably what Burglar is best known for. It's a bit of a surprisingly funky mixed bag, especially for those seeking pure blues. I like the deep track "My Credit Didn't Go Through" but maybe because I've recently tried to re finance"Wherever we find the Word of God surely preached and heard, and the sacraments administered, according to the institution of Christ, there, it is not to be doubted, indeed a church of God.”
- John Calvin

Friday, January 16, 2009

Here we see a "Christian" young man that has compromised for the world and justifies himself as he practices the art of being double minded. Watch as this young lady who is a believer, does what is biblical and corrects him and rebukes him for his errors. She doesn't judge him she just points out where he is wrong, questions him, and states what a believer should and should not be.... Great Job Blair!

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in Canberra. The report is signed A.H. McCollum. Arthur McCollum worked on the Far East Desk of the Office of Naval Intelligence in Washington and prepared daily intelligence summaries for the White House. The first page ends with this melodramatic instruction: 'It is requested that this document be burned as soon as it has served its purpose and that in the meantime it not be placed in any general file.' Only seven copies were made, of which the War Memorial's is number three, marked for 'NAVAL AIDE'.The naval aide in this case was Captain John R. Beardall, who reported directly to Roosevelt. Beardall clearly didn't do as he was told and burn the document, for which we must all be grateful. The surviving copy is headed 'Summary ofwith one of the major failures in the Battle of Sydney Harbour. Sydney had its third serious warning, in plenty of time to put the defences on notice that one or more enemy submarines were poised off Sydney. Nobody passed it on. Nobody did anything. After all, it was the weekend.

* A Glen was usually painted grey underneath and green above. As Darby was looking at the underside of the aircraft, white is a fair description.
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Susumo Ito is one of the most engaging characters in this entire story. He is still alive at the time of writing, probably the only living Japanese survivor of the raid on Sydney. He has given endless interviews over the years to newspapers and magazines, to


Bay. In the absence of his action report, we can make a start by relying on Breydon's letter to Gill, which is based on Townley's vanished report and which tells Townley's story in good detail. In Townley's recollection, Andrew reported to him that he had attacked one submarine and believed he had sunk it. At the same time, Andrew had also sighted two other submarines about 50 yards (45 metres) away but had not attacked either of them. In the course of the attack on the first submarine, his port engine was put temporarily out of action and he could not carry out another attack for some time. Townley then ordered _Sea Mist_ 'to patrol at a safe distance from the area'.

Townley's _Steady Hour_ now entered Taylors Bay,submarines.
0500 approx| "SEA MIST", at request of "GOONAMBEE", investigated suspicious object in Taylor Bay. Fired 2 depth charges on each occasion firing a Red Verey Light before so doing. Aldis Lamp was used to illuminate target.
0511| N.O.C.S. stopped all sailings from Newcastle and Port Kembla.
0532| "BOMBAY" to sea.
0540| P.W.S.S. reported 2 Red Flares, apparently from ship anchored on bank.
| Rear-Admiral-in-Charge and Chief Staff Officer proceeded down harbour.
0545| "BOMBAY", "WHYALLA", "YANDRA" on patrol outside Heads.
0640| "STEADY HOUR" dropped depth charge ("STEADY HOUR", "SEA MIST" on patrol Chowder Bay - Bradley's Head.)
| "STEADY HOUR" dropped second charge and marker buoy in same place.
0658| "YARROMA" picked up A/S contact of submarine - confirmed


putting it right), "The Notebook," which tells a tale of life-long love and commitment, "The Phantom of the Opera" (which is about both lust and infatuation) and definitely, "Titanic" (which is about holding on to someone forever until you die - that is love - bittersweet love), also, perhaps, "The Fly" (which is about a woman who falls in love with a man who turns into a fly and then goes insane, and yet remains deeply emotionally attached through this agonizing life change - which is love) or High Fidelity (which is about learning what love really is). Yet understand, that movies are fiction that depict idealized rather than realistic love.

Keep in mind that in most relationships, you're feeling all three (love, infatuation, and lust) all at once,frequent urination or a weak urine flow, include:

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Saw palmettoUnlike other herbal supplements, saw palmetto has been widely tested, and the results show promise in the treatment of urinary symptoms caused by prostate problems. However, it is important to know that saw palmetto is recommended to treat symptoms associated with benign prostate gland enlargement, not prostate cancer.

Saw palmetto works slowly. Most men begin to see an improvement in their urinary symptoms within one to three months. If after three months


He stumbled slightly, the limp in his leg still there. He dared not to look at the place he used to call home. He could feel the heat from the fire, the fire that he himself had ignited. He blinked back tears, as he limped away.Price also shared the already-announced Jennings Trophy withChicagogoalie Corey Crawford, but his hefty haul of hardware capped one of the greatest regular seasons for a goalie in NHL history.

"I'm just grateful," Price said. "I'm immeasurably blessed to do what I do."

Price led the league with 44 victories, a 1.96 goals-against average and a .933 save percentage, becoming the first goalie to take all three top spots since Chicago's Ed Belfour in 1991. The butterfly-style star from rural British Columbia led the Canadiens to the Atlantic Division title and the league's second-best record before falling in the second round of the playoffs toTampa Bay.

Less than 16 months after he backstopped Canada to an Olympic gold medal in Sochi, Price became the first goalie to win the Hart Trophy since


Montreal's Jose Theodore in 2002.Price is the first goalie to win the Hart, Vezina and Lindsay awards since Dominik Hasek in 1998.

Price cited the Lindsay Award as his favorite because he was chosen by his fellow players as the NHL's best.

"No offense to everybody else, but I'm very humbled by that, because I compete against these guys," Price said. "We go to war out there, and for them to vote for me is really special."

He broke the Montreal record for single-season victories set by Jacques Plante, who won 42 games in 1956 and 1962, and matched by Ken Dryden in 1976. Price's save percentage was the third best in a season since 1977, and he was second in the league with nine shutouts.

"I've got to really thank theorganization for not giving up on me," said Price, who endured three rocky seasons early in his career before finding his NHL groove in 2012. "They saw I had the personality to get through it. It's just unbelievable, the reception that I get in Montreal."

Coming up with three acceptance speeches was the toughest part of the evening for Price -- but after winning the Vezina, Price sent a message of encouragement to fellow First Nations youth. Price's mother is a former Ulkatcho First Nations chief.

"It can be difficult when you're in an isolated community that might not see much hope," Price said. "I just wanted to let them know that anything is possible. I came from a place that is nowhere close to anywhere. I just took advantage


of my opportunities and worked harder than everybody else and wanted it more."

Price dominated the festivities as the NHL's top players and executives gathered at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for hockey's postseason ritual, accepting trophies and participating in comedic moments of varying awkwardness alongside host Rob Riggle.

Boston's Patrice Bergeron won the Selke Trophy as the top defensive forward for the third time in four years, whileOttawa's Erik Karlsson won the Norris Trophy as the top defenseman for the second time in four years.

Bob Hartley of the Calgary Flames won the Jack Adams Award as the top coach, while Tampa Bay's Steve Yzerman was chosen general manager of the year. Both won their awards for the first time.

"It's nice to see the team progressing," said Yzerman, whose Lightningwon the Eastern Conference and lost the Stanley Cup finals in six games. "I wouldn't be here if we didn't. I literally wouldn't be here."

Florida's Aaron Ekblad edged Ottawa's Mark Stone and Calgary's Johnny Gaudreau for the Calder Trophy, becoming the youngest defenseman to win the award since Bobby Orr in 1967. A shoeless Jiri Hudler won the Lady Byng Trophy as the NHL's most sportsmanlike player after the Calgary forward committed just 14 minutes in penalties during his 76-point season.

Hudler was a hit at the awards show when he took the stage after taking off his uncomfortable new shoes. He didn't even travel to Vegas with a suit, going shopping once he got to town.

"I know Wayne Gretzky won [the Lady Byng] five times," Hudler said. "I


know it started in 1925. And I know I'm the first Czech player to win it, and that's all I care about."

"It's something you don't feel worthy of," said Toews, the three-time Stanley Cup champion. "It's an incredible honor. You have so many people you want to express thanks to, and it's pretty special moment to be chosen by [Messier]."

San Jose's Brent Burns was selected for the NHL Foundation Player Award, whileMinnesotagoalie Devan Dubnyk won the Bill Masterton Trophy from the Professional Hockey Writers' Association for perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey.

Several statistical awards already were won at the conclusion of the regular season, but the winners picked up their trophies in Vegas.

Dallas' Jamie Benn roared from behind to win the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's scoringThe team will decide between Kyle Shanahan and current receivers coach Jim Hostler on Monday, NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Sunday, per a source informed of the Ravens' plans.

Jim Caldwell was the Ravens' offensive coordinator from 2012 to 2013, but he accepted the Lions' head-coaching job last week, creating the vacancy.

Either Shanahan or Hostler will be tasked with improving an offense that ranked 29th in the NFL in 2013. Joe Flacco had an inconsistent season under center after winning the Super Bowl, and the Ravens couldn't sustain a viable passing attack on a week-to-week basis.

Kyle Shanahan (Mike Shanahan's son) re-energized the Redskins' offense, creating a dynamic attack led by quarterback Robert Griffin III in 2012. However, one year removed from the NFC East title, the Washington offense


sputtered and both Kyle Shanahan and his father were run out of town.

Hostler hasn't been an offensive coordinator since 2007, when he ran the 49ers' offense. He's held the receivers coach job with the Ravens since 2008, so he's quite familiar with the players and key components in Baltimore.A number of new initiatives have been brought in to attract top competition at this year’s NRM New Zealand National Show Jumping and Show Hunter Championships 9-11 February.

The South Island’s National Equestrian Centre at McLean’s Island is looking in fabulous condition a month out from this prestigious event.

The most influential change to this year’s event is the within the Championship classes. Previously run over three days with five rounds, the competition will now consist of three rounds over two days. Friday will be the first day of competition for the majority of the championship classes, with the speed event determining the initial standings.

Saturday will be a day off for most championship classes to give the opportunity for combinations to also compete in their respective National Series classes.

Multiple National


titles are up for grabs this day with the rider and age group series classes concluding with the NZ National Horse Derby Championship. A hit with spectators in its first occurrence at Nationals last year, it is bound to be even better again. It will be followed by an entertaining charity event to round out a fun-filled Saturday evening.

The final day of competition on Sunday will comprise of two round competitions to decide the winners of the Championship classes. All competitors will go through to the final day of competition, where the top ten will be rewarded with increased prize money.

Premier level points are up for grabs in all National Series Classes including the Dunstan Horsefeeds & Equifibre NZ National Horse Grand Prix Championship. In addition to the    2
earmarking the additional $2.50 to the Dade County Multi-Agency Auto Theft

Task Force. The Task Force is comprised of representatives from city and county

police departments, Customs, and the FBI, and it conducts investigations into

organized groups of auto thieves. These investigations focus on South Florida but

can be national and international in scope. The Task Force has its main office in

the Miami Dade Police headquarters in Miami, but it has a satellite office in the

vehicle inspection facility, and six of its employees work there full-time inspecting

cargo containers. The Task Force devotes much of its work to reducing the flow of

stolen vehicles through the Port.

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Preliminary results of Israel's election show Benjamin Netanyahu weakened but likely to serve a third term as prime minister, in a shift toward what mainstream accounts call "the center." Netanyahu's bloc made up of the right-wing Likud and far-right Yisrael Beitenu came out on top with 31 seats out of the 120 in the Knesset—down form 42. Coming in second, the new "centrist" Yesh Atid (There is a Future), led by ex-TV personality Yair Lapid took a projected 19 seats. The center-left Labor, once the mainstay of Iraeli politics, came in third with only an estimated 15 seats. Arab parties are projected to have won 12 seats. The biggest party in the last Knesset, the "center"-right Kadima, dropped from 28 seats


heritage and existence, because it is more than a tower, it is a symbol. It is more important than the Azrieli Towers"—a reference to a well-known group of high-rise buildings in Tel Aviv. (Arutz Sheva, Jan. 20)

Deadly repression continues on West Bank
Hundreds of mourners on Jan. 23 attended the funerals of a woman and a teenager shot and killed by Israeli forces in the Bethlehem area. Lubna Hanash, 22, was shot in the head that morning as Israeli soldiers in a civilian car opened fire at a group standing at the entrance to al-Arrub refugee camp south of Bethlehem. That same day, 15-year-old Salih al-Amarin, from Azza refugee camp, died in the hospital after Israeli forces shot him in the head during Friday clashes in Bethlehem on Jan.18. His funeral erupted into clashes angry residents threw stones at Israeli soldiers, who retaliated with rubber-coated bullets and tear gas, injuring 10 Palestinians. At least six Palestinians have been fatally shot by Israeli forces in January. (Maan News Agency, Jan. 23)

Farmers in the northern West Bank village of Sebastiya in Nablus protest that their fields have become a dump for waste-water from the nearby Israeli settlement Shave Shomron. Since early January, settlers have been pumping their sewage into the al-Khallah area of Sebastiya, flooding fields and damaging crops, local mayor Nael al-Shaer told Ma'an News Agency. He urged the Palestinian Authority to intervene.

Local farmer Ahmad Kayid said fruit crops were inedible because of the sewage. "Settlers are trying to spoil as much as they can of Palestinian


Ever since the release of The Force Awakens, Star Wars fans have been clamoring for more Poe Dameron. Thanks to Marvel, they’ll get it.

Star Wars: Poe Dameron, a new ongoing series starring the Resistance’s charismatic (and best) pilot, launches this Wednesday, April 6, with issue #1. Written by Charles Soule and illustrated by Phil Noto, the story begins with Poe and his X-wing squadron investigating sites of historical importance to the Force…and running into the First Order.

To mark the release of this major addition to Star Wars canon, Phil Noto has provided StarWars.com with exclusive commentary on the first five pages from the upcoming debut issue, offering insight on how he approached pages and panels. Lock S-foils in attack position and enjoy.

Phil Noto: Starting off with a nicenot reside there. Served at atty's request." Service was also attempted at 318 Belmont Avenue, the residence of defendant's sister, and the sheriff made return that "Sister informs me that Defendant does not reside there. Served at attys request."
In Gaddis v. Barnes, supra, defendant attacked the service upon substantially the same grounds as in the case at bar. He also did not set forth his address in his plea in abatement, nor did he appear as a witness in the ensuing hearing. Instead, his stepmother and his stepsister appeared and testified that he did not live at the address at which the summons was left. Although there appeared to be no contrary testimony, and the lower court had set aside the service, the Appellate Court of Indiana reversed


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It was my second time staying in that Hotel after two years and again... location is really a huge factor. You are literally close to everything- each landmark in the inner city.
St. Stephen is around the corner - 2 short blocks away.
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The location is good with many restaurants nearby and its close proximity to St Stephen's Cathedral and other sights.
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The location of the pension is amazing, really close to the historical centre. There is a great restaurant few doors away and the street is very quiet. We stayed in a huge bedroom,really clean, with very comfortable bed. The decoration was oldAn Intimate Evening With Bruce Vilanch at The Rose Room
Bruce Vilanch is here to dish, and it's gonna be good. He's the head writer for the Oscars, pals with Bette Midler and Whoopi Goldberg, and the center square in everyone's heart. The show this Thursday is a journey through the six-time Emmy winner's crazy career, from his childhood claim-to-fame as a Lane Bryant Charming Chub model to the t-shirt wearing, LGBT activist, comedy writer we know today. VIP tickets are available and include seats up front and a meet & greet with the red-spectacled funny man.

Dallas Comedy Festival at the Dallas Comedy House
This massive comedy event, now in its fourth year, kicked off Tuesday, and it's powering right through this weekend. Thursday through Saturday is an improv lover's


Madrid, SPAIN: Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis R. Zapatero gives a press conference in Madrid 30 December 2006, after a bomb exploded in Barajas airport in Madrid, injuring two police officers, in an attack claimed by the Basque separatist group ETA. If confirmed, it would be the first attack by the Basque militants since it declared a ceasefire in March. (Oscar del Pozo INSIDE) Attentato dell'Eta all'aereoporto Baraja di Madrid.Famitsu has gone up with a preview article providing a first look at Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Star Night downloadable content characters Theodore and Lavenza, who were first announced in March, as well as an additional screenshot of Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night‘s Akihiko Sanada in an interesting costume.

Here are the screenshots:

Theodore (voiced by Junichi Suwabe) Lavenza (voiced by Aki Toyosaki) And just what is Akihiko Sanada wearing…!?

Persona 3: Dancing Moon Night and Persona 5: Dancing Star Night will launch for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita on May 24 in Japan.


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Mexico could pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement if a renegotiation of its terms does not benefit Latin America's second-largest economy, Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Tuesday.

"There could be no other option. Go for something that is less than what we already have? It would not make sense to stay," Guajardo said when asked on television if Mexico could pull out of the trade deal with Canada and the United States.

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"The strategy for this treaty needs to be one in which everyone wins. It's impossible to sell it here at home ifthere aren't clear benefits for Mexico," he added.

U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to withdraw from NAFTA, which took effect in 1994, if he cannot renegotiate it to benefit American interests.

Trump formally withdrew the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Monday and said he would renegotiate NAFTA "at the appropriate time."

Guajardo and Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray will hold talks with senior Trump advisers this week in Washington over trade, security and immigration. Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Trump will meet at the end of January.

Peña Nieto said on Monday he will aim to preserve tariff-free commerce under NAFTA in talks with the new U.S. government, calling for the competitiveness of North America to be strengthened.

NAFTA and other trade deals became lightning rods for American voter anger


Women in Buddhism

In ancient India, women were considered to be at the same level as the Sudras. The Sudras is the lowest level of the 4 classes in Buddhism. Throughout the life of a women living under Buddhism, she was always considered dependable on men. When she was younger she would be taken care of her father, as an adult she was under the care of her husband and once she was a senior, her son would eventually take care of her. Her main duties were to uphold the household and be accountable for her husband’s wishes. Women who were married were often put under pressure since majority of the time they were co-wives. Widows were seen as unlucky. Women were often seen as a burden in thefamily since it was a man responsibility to take care of everything. Women lacked education. The birth of women was often seen as a misfortune, families often prayed for a son. With a son, he would grow up to be a man who would be able to perform rituals unlike women who were mainly useful for housework. Although women were not seen as equal in India, they were not restricted opportunities to seek higher education. If women were capable of proving themselves worthy enough to realize the Truth, they were permitted admission into the Order.


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Preslia journal PDF a peer-reviewed scientific journal publishing original research papers on plant systematics, morphology, phytogeography, ecology and vegetation science, with a geographical focus on central Europe. Atrocities Documented, Accountability Needed: Finding Justice for the Rohingya through the ICC and Independent Mechanism, By Paul R.

Introduction In late August and early September 2017, the Myanmar military launched a large-scale, coordinated attack against the Rohingya population of Myanmar in the Rakhine, Kachin, and Shan states. The Rohingya and the Crime Against Humanity of Persecution: A Blessing in Disguise for Gender Justice? The Harvard Human Rights Journal is starting a new community-based blog here on HarvardHRJ. TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN CONTEXT Online Symposium, 2017 Truth, reconciliation, accountability, and reparation are generally identified as the core components of transitional justice. By JoshNo. 4,534,916, such factors include the size and the shape of the mold, the amount and the nature of the components in the lens-forming mixture, the rotational speed of the mold during polymerization, and the position of the axis of rotation of the mold relative to the direction of gravity. The shape of the convex lens surface is determined primarily by the mold design (and more particularly, by the shape of the molding surface of the molds in which the polymerizable mixtures are contained during spincasting), whereas each of the aforementioned factors can affect the shape of the concave lens surface formed from rotation of the mold.
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in its early stages, and this single question was central to my rethinking everything. It led to my first efforts to tackle Hegel and, ultimately, to the one article's becoming _this_ book. I will always be grateful for the question. Audience members at the 1999 and 2005 meetings of the Collegium for African American Research also provided important comments and raised useful questions. A presentation at the 2010 "History—Ancient to Modern" conference of the Athens Institute for Education and Research brought me face-to-face with another body of insightful scholars of the histories of states, societies, art, philosophy, and religion. Among these scholars, I especially thank Andrea Eis, a scholar of classical art, whose example is inspiring, and Christopher Phelps, then an OSU colleague on a different campus, whoto him the dark triumph of Evil over him. All the hateful powers of the under-world were striving against him, and a spirit of revolt and revenge filled his heart. He called up all the resources of heathenism to aid,—exorcism and witchcraft, the mysterious Obi worship with its barbarous rites.

Eventually, however, the slaves submitted to Christianity, and their "exquisite native appreciation of the beautiful became an infinite capacity for dumb suffering. The Negro, losing the joy of this world, eagerly seized upon the offered conceptions of the next; the avenging Spirit of the Lord enjoining patience in this world, under sorrow and tribulation until the Great Day when He should lead His dark children home,—this became his comforting dream."

The slave's (new) religion, like Hegel's religion of the Middle


or experience, and connected to the real (Spirit). And, as Du Bois insisted after demurring that he knew nothing of music but something of men, "these songs are the articulate message of the slave to the world." That message, to be sure, was literally the voice of black folk and came from the souls of black folk. But given that these souls were part of and, _in essence_ , indistinguishable from that from which they originated, the songs were also the voice of the soul of the universe and reflected the unity and wholeness that World Soul is. And ultimately, the Sorrow Songs not only represent the completion of Soul's journey to Spirit but an example of Absolute Knowing, which Hegel either could not or would not pointFebruary 28, 1862 to March 14, 1862

In March of 1862, a northern soldier stepped on board the steamer Union to accompany it on its journey down South to attempt to take the Confederate locations of Beaufort and Fort Macon. Once the ship landed on the North Carolina coast, the soldier disembarked and continued the voyage on foot with several other men. They were headed twenty miles north towards the city of Morehead City, North Carolina,...

On March 14, 1862 in Shenandoah County, Virginia three Union soldiers marched to the door of Sigismunda S. Kimball, the wife of a southern planter, and demanded supplies. The soldiers threatened Mrs. Kimball saying they had plenty of ladies prisoners and continued to torment her. On July 6, 1862 two Yankee soldiers came up


Class 2A basketball teams learn district assignments

BRYAN COUNTY – Silo will head northeast, Calera goes farther northeast and the remaining Class 2A teams in Bryan County will stay in county for the district playoffs.

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The OSSAA released the 2018 district assignments for Classes 4A, 3A and 2A on Friday, listing the teams for each district and the host school for the opening round of the 2018 high school basketball playoffs. All of the county’s Class 2A teams are in Area IV.

Silo will travel up Highway 69/75 to Pittsburg County to play in District 3 at Savanna. Gore is also in the district. Savanna’s girls are ranked No. 13 in the state in 2A and the boys are No. 17.

Calera heads up to the farHigh once more.

Here's why: a friend of the 17-year-old victim tells police that the victim told him "that she had sex with Brush on a daily basis, either at his home or take trips to the Phoenix area."

A day later, the victim's father approaches police, "confirming he knew of a sexual relationship since December of 2012."

"I would not criticize a father who's trying to figure out a very touchy, sensitive problem," said criminal defense attorney Mike Piccarreta.

Piccarreta says the father legally did nothing wrong by staying quiet, but only because his daughter was nearly 18.

"You're not allowed to aid the criminal act, but you don't have the reporting requirements," said Piccarreta.

In this case, the father chose to confront the teacher at school. He tells police that's when Brush


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New Sican Tomb and Deeper Look at Funerary Practices

Announced last week, a 1,200 year old Sican tomb has been discovered in the Lambayaque region of Peru. This region is found along the North coast. The excavation is part of a longer on-going Las Ventanas dig led by Carlos Elera to salvage the site from impeding flooding due to the building of a dam. Las Ventanas is a monumental mound site built by the Sican culture and represents an important religious and burial site. The team had earlier in the year found skeletal remains at the site. Now the entire burial context has been revealed. The human remains belong to a single individual who was seated on a litter. Elera noted that the litter in ancient Peruvian culture5/19/2016

It is at least clear that Terence Davies makes beautiful, beautiful films. Maybe even the most beautiful films made without using Emmanuel Lubezki or Luca Bigazzi as cinematographers. And, as with the similarly lush period piece he offered in The Deep Blue Sea, Davies' long-awaited adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Sunset Song is a meditatively slow affair, but quite a satisfying one.

Like Gibbon's novel, Davies' film adaptation plays like a call-back to -- and skeptical commentary on -- Thomas Hardy's Far From the Madding Crowd. Again, we have a young woman making her way in rural Britain. But Bathsheba Everdene's romantic struggle and triumph in south-west England led to her modern-for-the-mid-1800s happy ending; Chris Guthrie (Agyness Deyn) has a harder row to hoe in north-east Scotland during the


run-up to the Great War.

The small farming community of Kinraddie offers a hard life to a young woman tantalized with just enough modern education to know what she's missing. And yet Chris loves the land, and can't bear to part with it even after a series of tragedies uproots all her other ties. She still tries to make a go of it with the charming Ewan Tavendale (Kevin Guthrie), only for war to twist her polite young swain into as coarse and harsh a man as her own father (Peter Mullan) had been.

Davies renders this ambivalence subtly. Gibbon's novel could more easily expose Chris' inner life to her readers than Deyn can show through her affect alone -- the same problem that kneecapped the Hunger Games adaptations --though Davies does offer some snippets of voiceover commentary from the novel's "English Chris" to help out. Still, it takes some effort on the part of the film audience to suss out what's going on under the surface.

And it takes more effort still to pick out the even subtler political commentary. Davies is smart enough to recognize the way A Scots Quair -- the trilogy that Sunset Song opens -- works as an allegory for the Scottish nation at the turn of the twentieth century. So now when we stand at the break of the twenty-first, and Scotland begins to wrest her independence from the United Kingdom, Davies wants to tell the story of "Chris Caledonia" over again. He might put his thumb a bit on the side


states holding nominating contests.

Maher's remarks Friday came after Trump accused Democrats of politicizing coronavirus for political gain, calling their criticisms of his handling of the spreading virus "their new hoax."

"The Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus," Trump said at a rally in North Charleston, S.C.

"One of my people came up to me and said, 'Mr. President they tried to beat you on Russia, Russia, Russia. That didn't work out too well," the president continued. "They tried the impeachment hoax."

"This is their new hoax," he added.Share Tweet Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

In November 2016, news broke out about a new development by Mediaraya Sdn Bhd that will be built in SS15 of Subang Jaya.

Many people were excited about having a new Small-office Flexible-office (SoFo) just like how budak-budak Subang Jaya were ecstatic about the new car park that was recently built.

A new construction like that would need lots of space and as we all know, SS15 is currently pretty limited in terms of land. So, unfortunately, Asia Café was announced as the unlucky structure to be torn down, The Edge Property reported.

Mediaraya told the press that it is about moving forward.

“Asia Café was set up in 2003 and the building is a bit


Following this, the CPM-led LDF Government came under severe criticism from other Left organisations, mainly the CPI.

Kuppu, a native of Krishnagiri in Tamil Nadu, was a member of the CPI(Maoist) central committee and Western Ghats committee secretary.

Ajitha, a lawyer by profession in Chennai, was an active member of the outfit in Nilambur forest range and Latha, a native of Palakkad, was working in the tribal belts of Wayanad after giving up her job as an anganwadi teacher.

‘Meppadi incident was indeed Maoists’ handiwork’

Kalpetta: The police on Saturday confirmed the incident in which a four-member gang abducted three migrant labourers at Meppadi in Wayanad, the other day, was indeed the handiwork of Maoist extremists. The identity of the gang members has since been established and a major manhunt is onhalf of the album lacked a proper structure. However, it was praised for its technically proficient musicianship.

Discography
Demo
In the Bleak Midwinter (1998)

Splits
In the Bleak Midwinter / Songs of Solomon (2001; Split w/ Pantokrator)

Studio albums
Spirit of Purity (2000)
Negative B (2002)

Members
Last Known Lineup

Former members

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Lessons of the European strike wave

11 November 2010

The betrayal of the strikes in France against President Nicolas Sarkozy’s pension cuts underscores the need for a political balance sheet of the struggles waged against social cuts adopted by European governments amid the global economic crisis.

The outbreak in October of a port and oil strike in France, supported by widespread high school protests, galvanized working class opposition to Sarkozy and rapidly led to a severe gasoline shortage. The strikes were effective and highly popular, and the government soon found itself politically isolated.

Nonetheless, Sarkozy succeeded in using riot police to break the strike and has ignored continuing protest marches by hundreds of thousands of workers and youth.

The French strikes are part of the initial stages of an international resurgence of thenew perspective and new organizations of struggle are required.

The main reason for the workers’ defeats has been the bankrupt perspective of pressure politics imposed on them by the unions and the existing “left” parties. Such a perspective has nothing to offer under conditions where the state and the ruling class, driven by a capitalist crisis unprecedented since the 1930s, do not intend to concede anything.

In Greece, as in Portugal and Spain, unions called several one-day national protests, ostensibly aimed at pressuring the social democratic government to modify cuts it was imposing to satisfy its creditors during this spring’s Greek debt crisis. Predictably, the government, which is supported by the unions, ignored the protests, which entailed only a brief interruption of economic life.

The results have been disastrous for workers.


in the working class with the dead end of union-organized protests.

The outbreak of protracted industrial struggles by the working class has torn the mask off these organizations, which in times of real struggle function as agencies of the state. In Greece, the unions openly backed PASOK’s use of the army to break the July-August truckers’ strike. French unions made no move to organize solidarity strikes to halt Sarkozy’s strike-breaking against the refineries last month.

Elsewhere, the unions have declined to even organize token protests. In Ireland, the public sector unions negotiated a four-year no-strike pledge this April, while the state prepared mass layoffs and attacks on working conditions.

In Britain, unions have made no plans for nationwide strike action to protest the policies of the recently-elected government of Prime MinisterDavid Cameron. He has pledged to make ₤83 billion in spending cuts, including eliminating 500,000 public-sector jobs, which is anticipated to lead to overall job losses numbering in the millions.

The middle-class parties are accomplices in the betrayals by their silence on the unions’ policy of isolating strikers and suppressing the class struggle. This is bound up with their opposition to any movement of the working class that escapes the unions’ stranglehold.

The most critical question is developing the political perspective and new organizations needed to draw broad layers of the working class into industrial and political struggle against the capitalist governments in Europe and internationally. For this reason, the WSWS calls on workers to form committees of action independent of the unions and based on a struggle for socialist


bring down the anti-democratic bourgeois governments as part of an international struggle to establish workers’ governments based on socialist policies. In Europe, the program must be based on the overthrow of the capitalist European Union and establishment of the United Socialist States of Europe. This struggle, in turn, is bound up with the fight for workers’ power and socialism internationally.

The working class faces the task of organizing itself and building a party to wage a political struggle against the international offensive being waged by the financial aristocracy. The World Socialist Web Site encourages workers in Europe and around the world to read its coverage, contact the WSWS, and fight to build the International Committee of the Fourth International as the revolutionary party of the European and world workingIn a bizarre turn immediately following Volkswagen's press conference at the 2016 Detroit auto show, the company's CEO went from full apology mode to defiantly puzzling. In a post-conference interview with NPR, Matthias Müller claimed the whole diesel-emissions scandal could be attributed to a "technical problem," not an intentional circumventing of the law. He added that the company never lied to the EPA or anyone else before, during, or after it was discovered that certain diesel VWs came with software that turned on the emissions controls during government emissions testing and turned them off at other times, allowing the cars to greatly exceed allowable vehicle emissions.

If you've been following the scandal at all, Müller's comments might seem at odds with the overwhelming evidence that VW cheated on emissions


The present invention relates to a new and distinct Chrysanthemum plant, botanically known as Chrysanthemum X morifolium, commercially grown as a garden Chrysanthemum plant, referred to as code number 65799 in U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 62/497,574 and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘Fichrysunaub’.
The new Chrysanthemum plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Fareham, Hampshire, United Kingdom. The objective of the breeding program is to create new early to mid-season flowering garden Chrysanthemum plants with numerous attractive inflorescences.
The new Chrysanthemum plant originated from a cross-pollination made in January, 2012 by the Inventor in Fareham, Hampshire, United Kingdom of a proprietary selection of Chrysanthemum X morifolium identified as code number 83453, not patented, as the female, or seed, parent witha proprietary selection of Chrysanthemum X morifolium identified as code number 802403, not patented, as the male, or pollen, parent. The new Chrysanthemum plant was discovered and selected by the Inventor as a single flowering plant from within the progeny of the stated cross-pollination in a controlled greenhouse environment in Fareham, Hampshire, United Kingdom in September, 2012.
Asexual reproduction of the new Chrysanthemum plant by terminal vegetative cuttings was first conducted in Fareham, Hampshire, United Kingdom in December, 2012. Asexual reproduction by terminal vegetative cuttings has shown that the unique features of this new Chrysanthemum plant are stable and reproduced true to type in successive generations.


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In 2011Good Bye Blue Sky - Recap

In orbit above the earth, thousands of shards of metal fall out of orbit and plummet through the atmosphere.

In the Badlands, Sukar and the Spirit Riders spot the Razor Rain and drive toward Defiance as pieces strike down around them. One rider is knocked off his bike and Sukar stops to help him. He takes a shard of metal in the shoulder and his fellow Irathients come to get him and take him to shelter. As he lies there, Irisa arrives and Sukar insists that what they do is for the good of everyone. As he passes out, Irisa sees a creature flying across the sky... and she wakes up from her dream-vision as overhead, the storm gathers.

Alak is broadcasting from the top


of the Arch with Christie. As they kiss, Amanda calls to tell him to put on the album she requested, and to watch the weather. Once Alak hangs up, Christie asks him about the newlywed ritual that Stahma told her about. She admits that she's not big on bathing naked with his parents, but Alak assures her that she'll be fine. Christie clearly isn't convinced despite her fiancé's efforts.

Nolan returns to the Lawkeeper station and discovers that Irisa is packing. She tells him that she had a vision that Sukar is in danger and asks Nolan if he's coming along. The two of them take off together.

Quentin is having breakfast with Rafe, who realizes that something is wrong with his son. Nicky arrives and says that she waspassing by and her roller died. She wants to wait out the weather and Rafe invites her in. Nicky greets Quentin and mentions that her driver, Birch, is in Iowa visiting family. As she makes small talk, Quentin gets up and walks away, and Rafe claims he has allergies.

Stahma arrives at Need Want and Kenya greets her in her own tongue. The owner slips Stahma her weekly payoff but Stahma gives it back and explains that Datak is out of business on business. Stahma explains that she wants to hire Kenya's services to make sure that Alak is properly trained in how to pleasure Christie. She wants to make sure that Christie tells Rafe how pleased she was with Alak's performance, and Kenya assures Stahma that Christie won't


be saying anything to her father. When she chuckles, Stahma takes offense and insists that she's no one's fool. As she walks off, Kenya apologizes. Stahma admits that it was hard for her to come there and Kenya offers to buy her a drink. The Castithan hesitates but Kenya says that they can have one drink and then talk about Alak.

Nolan and Irisa drive out into the Badlands and find the mountains that Irisa saw in her vision. As the storm overhead continues to grow, the Spirit Riders ambush them. They say that they don't belong there now, but then notice that Irisa is there. Their new leader, Nizar, informs her that Sukar is dead, caught in the Razor Rain. Nolan hugs Irisa and Nizar invites Irisa toattend the Sinking Ritual for Sukar. However, he tells Nolan that he must leave. Irisa notices a piece of metal and they realize that the storm is a Razor Rain is coming, and then townspeople don't know. She tells Nolan to go into town while she stays for the Sinking Ritual, and Nizar promises that Irisa will be safe.

When they return to their encampment, Nizar begins the Sinking Ritual. Irisa kneels by her friend and strokes his cheek, and then covers him over. Nizar first puts Sukar's belongings in the acid-filled trough, and then the pallbearers lower Sukar's body in. Sukar rises from the trough, alive, and screams at the sky. He then tells the gathered Irathients that the path to their god, Irzu, flows through his body.


The Spirit Riders kneel to him while Irisa remains standing, looking at him.

At the Arch, Christie insists on talking to Alak about the bathing ritual. He complains that humans are too hung up on their bodies, and tells Christie to tell his parents "no" if she doesn't want to do it. Alak doesn't want to get involved, much to Christie's disgust. Nolan calls and has Alak patch him through to the entire town, and he announces that a Razor Rain storm is on its way. Everyone must remain indoors for their own safety. Amanda puts together teams to deal with the potential emergencies.

Sukar emerges from his tent and Nizar insists that he was sent back for a reason. The elders disagree, insisting that Sukar couldn't have survived theacid bath and that it's a curse. Sukar calls Irisa forward and tells her that Irzu's path goes through both of them. He tells her to follow him immediately but when she hesitates, Sukar says that he'll go alone if he must. When she wonders where he's going, Sukar tells him that he's heading for Defiance and Irisa goes after him.

The storm strikes Defiance and one man wearing makeshift armor goes out to challenge the storm. Shrapnel bursts knock him down and another man pulls him to safety.

Quentin and Rafe return to home from the mines and Quentin immediately walks away. Rafe asks Nicky what's going on and she explains that she's looking for Birch. She admits that she lied and that Birch was coming to break into


the McCauley house to get evidence that Luke was involved with the Volge attack. Nicky accuses Rafe of walking in on Birch and killing him, but then dismisses her accusation as a joke. Rafe clearly isn't amused, and Nicky asks if she can lie down for a bit to catch her breath. He sends her to Pilar's sewing room.

Sukar and Irisa arrive in Defiance and Sukar tells her to gather as much cable as she can. They go into a store to take it, and the shopkeeper fires a shotgun at Sukar. The wounds heal instantly and Sukar throws his blade into the man's shoulder. When the shopkeeper's husband comes running, Sukar tells Irisa to keep them both out of his way. When she tries to call Nolan,Sukar stops her and drags her away. He insists that it's a test of faith for both of them, and orders her into the roller as more shrapnel rains down. As they wait out the barrage, Sukar asks Irisa why she came into the woods. She explains that she had a vision and Sukar says that he had the same dream, and asks how she can deny Irzu. Sukar says that they have a mission and asks if she can dare to believe that she is special. Irisa doesn't answer and Sukar invites her to come with him and keep him out of trouble.

Quentin sits in his room examining the gold artifact when a vision of Luke appears to him. Luke tells him to kill Nicky, and then


disappears as Rafe comes in. Quentin hides the artifact and Rafe asks for the truth about Birch. His son explains that Birch came looking for the artifact and claims that he got rid of it. Birth attached him and Quentin fought back, killing him and dumping him in Dante's Drop. Rafe figures that Nicky has no proof so they're fine, and assures Quentin that he did the right thing protecting his home and his family. As he goes, Rafe tells Quentin that he's proud of him.

Alak continues transmitting from the top of the Arch. At Need Want, Stahma and Kenya listen and Kenya assures Stahma that Alak will be fine. She then tells Stahma that Christie doesn't want her fiancé with a prostitute. Stahma insists that she justwants Alak to be happy, and Kenya points out that she's talked about everyone's happiness except her own. The Castithan says that she loves her life and loves her boys, but sometimes she feels like she's living in service to them. Kenya asks when she last did something for herself, and Stahma admits that on her homeworld she wrote performance poetry. However, her father disapproved and she stopped. She doesn't remember any of hers, and Kenya tells her to write a new one for herself. The owner then invites Stahma to dance with her. Stahma hesitates and then asks for another drink.

Nolan and Amanda check for stragglers and find Tommy, injured by a piece of shrapnel. Tommy passes out from blood loss and Nolan carries him to Yewll.


The Indogene gets up from the floor and tells them that Sukar barged in, tore up her equipment, and knocked her down. As Yewll treats Tommy's wound, she tells Nolan that Irisa was with Sukar.

At the McCauley home, Nicky comes down and tells Rafe that she'll be on her way. Rafe notices that she has a pillow and Nicky points out a bloodstain on the corner. He yanks it away and orders her out, and Nicky demands to know what happened to Birch. Rafe lies, saying that he found Birch and shot him twice. However, Nicky knows he wouldn't admit to it unless he was lying to protect his family. She calls to Quentin, telling him to come to see her if she wants to know what happenedto his mother. Rafe chokes Nicky for a moment, and she holds up her finger and reveals that she cut it and spilled her blood on the pillowcase. As she leaves, Quentin comes in and asks what Nicky meant about his mother. Rafe tells him to stay away with her.

In the Arch, Christie tells Alak that the rain has let up. As she leaves for home, Alak stops her and says that he'll tell his parents it was his decision not to do the bathing ritual. She thanks him but wonders how Stahma will react. Sukar and Irisa barge in and order them both out. As they go, Sukar sets up the metal parts that he gathered.

Yewll stabilizes Tommy and tells Nolan that Irisa was cooperating with Sukar.


When Sukar goes for the equipment, Nolan shoots him in the shoulder. The wound heals and Sukar slaps the gun out of Nolan's hand. The two men fight while Irisa watches without interfering. Sukar pins Nolan to the floor and tells Irisa to tie Nolan up. She does so, insisting that Sukar doesn't mean to help them. Nolan knocks her and then kicks Sukar off, grabs his gun, and keeps shooting. Sukar tells Irisa that Irzu flows through both of them and then falls out a window and onto a hanging gantry below.

Crying, Irisa goes to the equipment and prepares to throw the switch. When Nolan aims at her, she tells him to shoot if he's going to, but she has faith. Nolan does nothing and Irisa throwsa nozzle, and the resulting fuel vapor jet entrains some or all of the air required for combustion. A common example of this class of burners is the "Coleman Stove", which utilizes a closed fuel tank which is pressurized by pumping air into the fuel tank. The fuel is forced out of the tank by action of the tank pressure and flows through a "generator" in which the fuel is vaporized. The heat necessary for vaporization is provided by a "pre-heat burner" during start-up, and following the pre-heat period, by heat from the main burner. The generator may take many forms, but commonly takes the form of a tube heated on the outside by a preheat burner, and once the main burner is ignited, by the main burner


almost relieved when he gave his last blessing. having looked very tired in morning in his meeting with the cardinals and yesterday durin

. >>> a huge turnout at the vatican today aspopebenedictblessedthe faithful overlooking st. peter's square. cardinals will vote for a successor. now we may see white smoke rising from the sistine chapel earlier than expected. >> reporter: alex, 50,000 people came to hear the pope. double the size from last week. this is the first pope in modern history to resign the post. he spoke in six languages and thanking them for prayers and support and adding in his german, that these were difficult days. the crowd in turn responded with respect and affection. in rome, where there is no shortage of must-see attractions, suddenly popebenedict is the main stay. this crowd was worthy of a rock star. his exit from his last public mass on ash wednesday turned churchgoers into paparazzi. the season of lent is now a celebration of the 85-year-old pontiff. the hottest ticket in town benedict's final audience on february 27th, the day before he steps down. 35,000 people have already requested free tickets says the vatican. but this extraordinary step creates an extraordinary problem. the church will have tw

ofpopebenedictxvia week after his announced resignation. according to a report in "focus," the pope appeared to be blind in one eye and is losing his hearing. benedict cited his poor health and decision to resign. february 28th will be his last day as pope. >>> driver danica patrick wins the


of the st. peters basilica two times but the photographer caught it just once. incredible picture, though, however. >>> egypt, you'll have trouble finding the latest trending on youtube videos because a judge now is ordering the site off-line for egyptians. only for a month. this is a ban, punishment for carrying anti-islam video. a controversial movie trail for a film called "the innocents of muslims" it touched off riots last september and started in cairo. >>> in tex

. >>> new details this morning on the pope's declining health.popebenedictxvimay be blind in his left eye. that's according to a german journalist who's interviewed the pope several times, most recently in december. he tells the newspaper that the pope's hearing has also faded. and he said that the popewas so thin, tailors struggle to keep him in his clothes. the pope cited his poor health in the decision to leave the papacy on february 28. >>> you might see even higher prices at the gas pumps this morning. just a day after environmentalists marched to the white house, urging president obama to take more action on climate change. and to do that, he must kill the extension of the keystone pipeline. >> keystone xl is a dirty and dangerous pipeline. it's literally going to cut our country in half carrying a very dangerous fuel, and it will cause runaway climate change. >> alison kosik at the new york stock exchange -- you're in new york, not at the stock exchange. i recognize the difference in the


traffic light he could see a distance of 75 feet from the traffic light on East Edgerton Street. Likewise, one approaching the intersection from the east on East Edgerton Street, when he reached a point 75 feet from the traffic light he could see a distance of 75 feet from the traffic light on North Clinton Avenue.
There can be no question about the fact that these defendants entered the intersection at about the same time. Neither can there be any doubt about the fact that while each of these defendants traveled the last 75 feet before colliding with each other a few feet north of the center of the intersection, they could have seen each other approaching the intersection if they had looked and observed what they couldthe plaintiff alleged that the defendant Bass entered the intersection on a green light, but the testimony of the plaintiff himself, in support of his allegation in this respect, on direct examination, was that, "The light was green the only time I observed it. I was then approximately 75 feet from the intersection." On cross-examination he testified: "The first and only time that I saw the light that was controlling traffic in that intersection was when I was about 75 feet from it. At that time it was green for traffic on North Clinton Avenue. From then on I was watching for a collision to occur. I was not looking at the light at the time of the impact." It then becomes a question at to whether or


saw the light change, he started across the intersection, but he had only gone a short distance when his wife exclaimed, "Look out, that truck is `going to hit us'." The plaintiff jammed on his brakes and stopped, with the front of his automobile 17 feet into the intersection when the collision occurred. The plaintiff testified that he was not paying any particular attention, except to the green light. This Court held that the evidence warranted the submission of an issue as to the plaintiff's contributory negligence.
In the instant case, there is no evidence as to whether or not the defendant Alver Bass ever observed the traffic light or the approaching automobile operated by Mrs. Lee. He elected to offer no evidence in the trial below.
This Court saidgather at the vacant lot north of the Chevron convenience store on the corner of Lamar and I-20 to begin their efforts. Their plan is to start early in the season before the grass and weeds grow bigger.Already, people are committing to help as the local chapter of the National Honor Society will assist the Sweetwater Trash Pickers. In addition, the Sweetwater Wal-Mart, according to the Facebook group's page, will also contribute by donating trash bags and bottled water for the event.However, the local movement is going beyond the city limits. Petty confirmed that a former resident — who now lives in Fort Worth — will be bringing a group from her church to help."Any group is welcome," Petty stated. "It's a good way for high school kids


Last updated on .From the section FA Cup

Gerard Deulofeu delivered a sensational display after coming on as substitute to inspire Watford's dramatic comeback from two goals down to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers after extra time in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.

With 11 minutes left, Wolves looked on course for their first FA Cup final since 1960 as they led through Matt Doherty's first-header and Raul Jimenez's superb chest down and volleyed finish.

Deulofeu, the maverick talent who had never quite fulfilled his potential at Barcelona, Everton and AC Milan, was sent on to rescue Watford after that second goal and fulfilled his mission in spectacular style.

He produced an audacious angled flick to give Watford hope and they drew level in injury time as captain Troy Deeney drilled home fromthe penalty spot after he had been fouled by Leander Dendoncker.

Deulofeu, however, was the catalyst and he showed composure and quality to provide the decisive contribution, steering a finish beyond John Ruddy in the 104th minute to send Watford to their first FA Cup final since 1984; they will meet Manchester City on 18 May.

Deulofeu lights Watford fuse

'Messi-esque' - Deulofeu scores superb FA Cup semi-final goal

Watford, to their eternal credit, never lost hope for one minute of this thrilling FA Cup semi-final even when Wolves looked to have victory in their grasp with a two-goal lead.

They had created chances but needed a spark to give meaning to all their good work - and it was the 25-year-old Spain international Deulofeu who provided it.

Deulofeu was regarded as a teenage


superstar in the making at Barcelona but could not deliver in a second spell at the Nou Camp after a fine season on loan at Everton.

He produced occasional flashes of brilliance when he returned to Goodison Park but fell short and made his way to Vicarage Road to have another crack at the Premier League.

Under the careful guidance of manager Javi Gracia, he has hinted at greater consistency - but this was his finest hour in England.

Inevitably, Watford's captain and leader Deeney also made his mark, winning a penalty then showing great nerve to lash his spot-kick past Ruddy.

Watford's fans were a mixture of sheer elation and disbelief - and can now start plotting their return for the FA Cup final.

This was a performance of heart, quality andflashes of brilliance. They were deserved winners.

Wolves left heartbroken

Wolves' players looked dejected as Deulofeu scored his second goal to complete the comeback in extra-time

Wolves and their manager Nuno Espirito Santo will be pondering for a very long time how this got away from them - it was heartbreaking for him, his players and the vast old gold following inside Wembley.

They had victory in the palm of their hand but subsided under the late surge of pressure from Watford, fuelled by the brilliance of Deulofeu.

Nuno had taken off the influential Ruben Neves and Diogo Jota late on to try to shore up the victory, a move perhaps understandable at the time but one that left them robbed of their talents during extra-time.

Wolves were flagging and had nothing left to


very proud.

"I honestly think we should have done better in the last moments of the game."

Man of the match - Gerard Deulofeu (Watford)

Gerard Deulofeu scored two goals in 46 minutes to inspire Watford's sensational comeback on another dramatic day at Wembley.

Ending a bad streak - the best of the stats

Watford have qualified for the FA Cup final for just the second time in their history, having last done so in 1984.

It was the first time they won at Wembley since May 1999 (2-0 v Bolton in the second tier play-off final) - they had lost five of their six games in all competitions at the venue before beating Wolves.

Since beating Aston Villa in the 1960 FA Cup semi-final, Wolves have been eliminated on each of their past fiveappearances at this stage of the tournament (1973, 1979, 1981, 1998 and 2019).

Watford have won 19 games in all competitions this season; their most as a top-flight club in a single campaign since 1986-87 (23).

Deulofeu is the seventh player to score two in an FA Cup semi-final, and the first since Willian for Chelsea in April 2017 (v Spurs).

Deeney has scored in both of his FA Cup semi-final appearances - previously doing so against Crystal Palace in April 2016.

Wolves' Doherty scored his fourth goal in the FA Cup this season - only Newport striker Padraig Among (five) has netted more in the competition in 2018-19.

Jota has been directly involved in 37 goals for Wolves (26 goals and 11 assists), the most of any player since his debut in


Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said he was hopeful that the much-delayed Constitution amendment Bill on goods and services tax (GST) would be passed in the second half of Parliament's Budget session, in April.

He also expressed hope for the bankruptcy and insolvency Bill.

In the first half of the Budget session, the key Aadhaar and Real Estate Regulation Bills were passed.

Jaitley said the and bankruptcy Bills would give a major push to India's reform process, in an otherwise weak global economic weather.

"The current session of Parliament has already seen a landmark legislation passed two days ago. And I do hope to see another two being passed in the second part of the session," he said at the end of the three-day Advancing Asia Conference, co-hosted by India andthe International Monetary Fund.

The and bankruptcy Bills are among key reforms for India, the progress of which is being keenly watched by the global investors.

The constitution amendment Bill for has already been passed by the Lok Sabha and is pending ratification by the Rajya Sabha, where the ruling National Democratic Alliance does not have a majority. After it is approved by the Rajya Sabha, the legislation needs to be ratified by at least half the 29 states.

The second half of the Budget session will begin on April 20.

Once the bankruptcy and insolvency Bills is approved, Jaitley said, "It will give a major fillip or push to our reform process."

Exhibiting determination to move on the reform path, India can provide a significant growth to the world, he said.

The GST