not appear in the record).  Middendorf Quality Foods, which sold frozen produce, was a PACA licensee.

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Lombardo's idea was for Middendorf to expand his operations by starting a fresh produce company and a truck leasing company.  The fresh produce company would complement Middendorf's other businesses, and the truck company would transport the merchandise to Middendorf's customers at a lower cost than Middendorf was currently incurring.  Lombardo informed Middendorf about his impending suspension, but said that he could help start the produce company's operation until the suspension was actually imposed.  Once the suspension was imposed, Lombardo was to work solely for and on behalf of the trucking company.

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Middendorf adopted Lombardo's suggestions, and two corporations were formed.  ABL Produce, Inc.  ("ABL"), was the produce company,and as such was a PACA licensee.  The trucking company was called ACME Leasing Company ("ACME").  Middendorf was ABL's president and sole shareholder.  Lombardo was neither an officer nor a director of either corporation.

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In March of 1991, the proceedings against Lombardo Fruit concluded with the Secretary's finding that the company had committed repeated and flagrant violations of PACA.  The Secretary then issued an order suspending Lombardo;  the suspension was to begin on May 6, 1991.  On June 26, the Department wrote to ABL, expressed its understanding that Lombardo was employed by ABL, explained that the concept of employment included "any affiliation of any person with the business operations of a licensee," and indicated that Lombardo's employment must cease within thirty days of


January 1992 the Department filed a complaint alleging that Lombardo continued to work for ABL after his suspension commenced.  Middendorf referred the complaint to his attorney, Robert Guest, with instructions to look into the matter.  At approximately the same time Middendorf received the complaint, one of ABL's salespeople threatened to resign because Lombardo was seeing her customers.  Armed with this information, Guest contacted some of ABL's customers, some of whom indicated that they had, on occasion, placed orders through Lombardo.1  After Guest reported the results of his investigation, Middendorf demanded (and received) Lombardo's resignation.

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ABL requested a hearing on the complaint, which was held before an Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ") in September 1992.  After hearing testimony from, among others, Lombardo, Middendorf, Guest, and someSignificant progress has been made on the PS4 scene over the past 3 days, from hackers managing to run PSP games on hacked PS4s. The trick is achieved by injecting PSP Games and homebrew into a PSP remastered game that appears to ship with a full fledged PSP emulator for the PS4.

GBATemp member KiiWii recently realized that the PS4 Remastered version of Parappa the Rapper was actually a PSP image of the game running within a PSP emulator. Fast forward a few days later, and multiple hackers are already able to boot several PSP games (including PSP homebrew) on their PS4, by “simply” replacing some of the resource files included in Parappa.

KiiWii has been posting regular progress over at GBATemp. Just a few hours ago, he showcased Loco


Fully Labeled Data Set for Electricity Disaggregation

CMU:

:   Carnegie Mellon University

UMASS:

:   University of Massachusetts

HES:

:   Household Electricity Use Study

AMPds:

:   Almanac of Minutely Power Dataset

IIIT:

:   Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology

iAWE:

:   International Associations for Wind Engineering

TP:

:   True positive

FP:

:   False positive

TN:

:   True negative

FN:

:   False negative

HieFHMM:

:   Hierarchical Factorial Hidden Markov Model

HW:

:   Hamming weight

WISA:

:   International Workshop on Information Security Applications

MBC:

:   Mask based Block Comb

NCC:

:   Normalized Cross Correlation.

Disclosure
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The current address of Jihyun Kim is Room 203, Science Technology Research Bldg. (709), Pusan National University, Jangjeon-dong, Geumjeong-gu, Busan 609-735, Republic of Korea. The current address of Thi-Thu-Huong Le and Howon Kim is Pusan National University, Information SecurityServices and manufacturing activity contracted at their fastest rate in years in July, the month that the GST was launched.

New Delhi: The economy lost further steam in the quarter to June as growth slid to its lowest level in more than three years.

The data will be unwelcome to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is facing criticism for disrupting activity by scapping high-value banknotes, creating a shock cash squeeze last year.

Gross domestic product grew 5.7 percent in the latest quarter, its slowest pace since the January-March quarter 2014, government data showed.

It was a marked slowdown from a 6.1 percent growth in the January-March period and was far worse than the median forecast for a 6.6 percent in a Reuters poll. It was in line with the poll’s lowest estimate.

Although


how reach can be achieved.[@R2] The project is a collaborative and multidisciplinary research programme, in which faculty researchers from the social sciences, management, medicine, public health and engineering, work together with students to examine how health and development interventions have successfully reached the hardest-to-reach in low- and middle-income settings. Over the past four years, researchers in the project have conducted archival research and fieldwork in several countries, looking at a range of important case studies including vaccine delivery to rural populations in India and Rwanda; the implementation of birth registration schemes in South Africa; the delivery of cash transfers in Brazil, Jordan and West Bank and Gaza Strip; the elimination of mother-to-child-transmission of human immunodeficiency virus in remote areas of Thailand; and many more.[@R2]

The case studies offer important2000s, a court order required the completion of the four stations by December 2011 — a deadline that is unlikely to be met. But when the improvements are finished, Boston will get something like a third rapid transit line to its southern neighborhoods, joining the Orange Line to the west and the Red Line to the east.

Though many of the new stations will be within a mile of Red Line ones, the neighborhoods through which the Fairmount service goes are sufficiently dense that two rail routes through the area does not seem inappropriate, especially at the relatively minor $15-20 million cost of building each of the new infill stations.

Rapid transit, of course, is in the eye of the beholder. Commuter rail service between service end points takes about


second end of the sheath includes at least one tab, and the other of the housing and the second end of the sheath includes at least one slot, the at least one tab being adapted to mate with the at least one slot when the housing is mated with the second end of the sheath to inhibit the second end of the sheath from rotating with respect to the housing.
Another aspect of the present invention is directed to a camera including a sheath, an image sensor, and a support. The support, which is at least partially disposed within the sheath, supports the image sensor within the sheath such that the image sensor is rotatable about at least two axes of rotation with respect to the sheath through apresent invention is directed to a camera including a sheath, an image sensor, and at least one light. The image sensor and the at least one light are disposed within the sheath, and the at least one light is adapted to generate sufficient heat to prevent condensation from forming on the sheath when the sheath is inserted into a body of a living patient.
Another aspect of the present invention is directed to a bearing ring assembly including first and second rings, and a plurality of ball bearings. The second ring is arranged concentrically with the first ring, and the ball bearings are disposed between the first and second rings such that the first ring is permitted to rotate with respect to the second ring. The first ring includes


slavery, to the Union of Black Episcopalians was “committed to diocesan counsel,” which means that it will be further studied and likely reconsidered at a future convention.

The keynote speaker was the Very Reverend Michael Kinman, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral in St. Louis, who preached on themes involving the social justice issues of racial disparity and injustice, current events including Ferguson and the death of Michael Brown, the death of Freddie Gray and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Saturday morning began with Morning Prayer and another business session. Bishop Sutton’s address included a description of his recent three month sabbatical for which he is extremely grateful. Bishop Sutton also had high praise for Bishop Knudsen’s ministry among us and we were reminded that she will retire in 2018. PlansObituary: Reva M. Berthold, 84

Reva M. Berthold, 84, of Nebraska City died Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at St. Mary’s Community Hospital in Nebraska City. Reva M. Yeager was born on Feb. 27, 1928, in Grubville, Mo., to David Orian and Emma Maude (Townsend) Yeager.

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Reva M. Berthold of Nebraska City, 84, died Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at St. Mary’s Com-munity Hos-pital in Nebraska City. Reva M. Yeager was born on Feb. 27, 1928, in Grubville, Mo., to David Orian and Emma Maude (Townsend) Yeager.

After graduation from Nebraska City High School in 1945, Reva and Erwin Berthold were married July 6, 1945, in Hiawatha, Kan. Reva attended college in Denver, Colo.,


to become a floral designer and then returned to Nebraska City to work in the family business, Berthold Florist and Green House. Reva was known as one of the best designers and arrangers in the business.

She and Erwin retired in 1983. Reva was involved in many different organizations, which included the Elks, Eagles and the Woman’s Division of the Bethel United Church of Christ. She loved being with family and her grand and great-grandchildren.

Viewing will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 12, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday 9 a.m. until service time at Peterson Mortuary in Nebraska City.

Funeral service will be held on Thursday, Dec. 13, at 11 a.m. at Peterson Mortuary Chapel in Nebraska City with the Rev. Roger Good of the Bethel United ChurchDenmark plans regulation of influencers following suicide note By Sophie Williams

BBC News Published duration 9 July 2019

image copyright Reuters

Denmark says it plans to regulate popular influencers after an Instagram star posted a suicide note online.

The influencer, Fie Laursen, posted the note on Instagram, where she has more than 336,000 followers.

It remained online for two days before her family managed to take it down. The family confirmed in an Instagram post that she was recovering in hospital.

The minister of children and education said influencers must, as other media, have an "editorial responsibility".

'Same standards'

Ms Laursen's Instagram letter, which drew more than 30,000 likes and 8,000 comments, sparked a debate in Denmark on how to monitor online content from influencers.

Minister of Children and Education Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil told the BBC that the


him but he grab his arm and his grip was too strong.So Ajay was struggling for leaving his arm.(Please aap mujhe chod dijye,Aapne bahut pee rakhi hai aur Aap chale jaayie) But that man try to rape him so he forced Ajay to the ground and grab his arm with his hands and starting kissing to him on his neck.(Aise kaise chod du aaj to mausam bhi hai,sunsaan rasta hai aaj to puri kasar kar dunga). But suddenly a bunch of the tree hit his head and he fell down to the road.Two friends of Sangeeta who was following him said Ajay that it was not the part of trap and this was too much so come with us and went to village. This was relax Ajay forthe traps but he was in horror when he face that man. Then the girls took him inthe house and Sangeeta told him to sleep and also rememberise that we should get up early for preapation.After lie down on the bed Ajay get relax that tomarrow the last day and it would be now complete. At early morning Sangeeta wake up Ajay and said to take a bath and came in the room. Ajay did as Sangeeta say after bathed he went to the room and there were all girls waiting for him. Where the bridal dress waiting for him and girls dress him in the dress. Dress was red and very heavy as the bridal dress should be. The other thing of the dress was a lot


of work on it by resham,embroidary and gota etc. When the dressing complete,The time was for make up and jwellery.It was not a new exprience for Ajay but he feel that girld did a very heavy make up and then they dressed him heavy jwellary like bangles,anklets,earrings,neckless and other important things that were necessary. When everything almost complete and Ajay looked as a hilarious bride that day.

Ajay sas now totally changed as bride. He really knew the first time when he was walking to his marriage that how difficult to wear bridal dress such a long time. When he saw Sangeeta in a groom dress,she was looking great in sherwani. The marriage become a different style.There was a huge statue of their God and infront of him Sangeetatied mangalsutara around his neck.She also applied sindoor on his forhead. When it is completed they took a promise to lived each other.
Then Ajay and Sangeeta marriage completed. This was a unusal experience of Ajay and The suhaagraat scene was totally opposite as normal. In the Suhaagraat bed everything was changed except clothes but Ajay took a promise to Sangeeta that she will also took part of their marriage again in front of his relatives. After it they lived happily and Ajay start crossdressing on this week but only in front of Sangeeta.


28. The Yost’s two young daughters, ages 6 and 9, were at home during the rampage but were unharmed.

Acosta, reportedly a soldier in the Army, is also charged with sentencing enhancements for the personal discharge of a firearm.

If convicted, Acosta and Felix have a minimum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, according to the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.

Shortly after the Yosts’ bodies were discovered, detectives learned that their 17-year-old daughter, Katlynn, was missing from the family home. She was later located in Los Angeles County, California.

The district attorney’s office did not comment on possible charges against a 17-year-old girl who was also detained after the killings. Police would not disclose whether the 17-year-old in custody was the Yosts’ daughter.

• Want to keep upVixie’s Creations, selling crystals, hand-sewn pillows and stuffed animals, and would regularly post about cooking for her family on Facebook. (The day before her death, she wrote about “making stuff lasagna noodles stuffed with Italian hot sausage.”)

Her husband, Chris, was her soulmate, Guerra says. “Before Chris, I never saw her settling down and being happy with one relationship – and she fell hard for Chris. She was madly in love with him.”

Chris, who family members called “Bubba,” was a family man who loved tinkering with cars and playing the drums. “He was a really good man,” Businger tells PEOPLE.

Boucher’s uncle, Salvador Mineo, previously described his nephew as a “good kid” who worked at Mountain High and Taco Bell.


On Wednesday's Good Morning America, ABC correspondent Linsey Davis tried to link President Donald Trump to a controversial religious figure in a way that it is unlikely that the news show would do if it involved a Democratic President instead.

Near the end of a report updating viewers on the unusually bad flu season, Davis showed video of evangelist Gloria Copeland suggesting that it was not necessary to get a flu shot, alleging that prayer could prevent the flu, before the ABC reporter identified her as "an advisor on the President's evangelical board."

The ABC correspondent began the report by recalling examples of deaths that have occurred because of the flu, and measures taken by a school in Michigan to prevent its spread. She then added:

Many parents still believe thatA woman and a child have been hit by a car in a chilling accident that took place in northeast Moscow and was caught on camera by one of the cars that was driving by.

A woman and her daughter, 10, were crossing the road at a green light when a Hyundai moving at high speed ran into a road fence near them and then hit the people, who were almost on the roadside.

The incident was captured on a video by a dashboard camera installed in one of the cars that were driving by. The video shows the people being flung away after being hit by the car. Another video of the incident was captured from a nearby building.

The woman died at the scene while the girl and the


County is the setting for the 1991 nonfiction book, “Praying for Sheetrock,” by Melissa Fay Greene, who tells the story of a notorious white sheriff who harassed black residents into the 1970s.

Jessup is facing a re-election challenge from Charles Jones, the black former sheriff he defeated in 2008.430 F.2d 610
David JOHNSON et al., Plaintiffs-Appellants,v.Joe HOOD et al., Defendants-Appellees.
No. 28066.
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit.
Aug. 3, 1970.

Armand Derfner, James A. Lewis, Jackson, Miss., for plaintiffs-appellants.
Will S. Wells, Asst. Atty. Gen. of Miss., Jackson, Miss., J. H. Hogue, Jr., John S. Holmes, Griffin Norquist, Yazoo City, Miss., for defendants-appellees.
Before GEWIN, GODBOLD and CLARK, Circuit Judges.
PER CURIAM:

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Thomas W. Leach was declared the winner by a margin of six votes over David Johnson in the general election for the office of Constable, Beat 4, Yazoo County, Mississippi after ten votes for Johnson, which had been challenged, were rejected by the County Election Commission pursuant to State law.  Johnson and the voters whose ballots were rejected brought action in the district court for declaratory and injunctive relief to


the self-confidence of aspen leaves shaken by a strong October breeze, arrives in Berlin to win back his ex-girlfriend Gabi (Anka Graczyk), it doesn’t take long until the first attacker—a homicidal plumber who is foaming at the mouth—goes after him in a killing frenzy. With the help of the plumber’s apprentice, a 16-year-old kid by the name of Harper (Theo Trebs), our unvoluntary hero manages to fight back the raging maniac and, due to a lack of alternatives, the two unlike companions entranch themselves in Gabi’s deserted flat, where they learn about the epidemic from the news shortly before the whole radio and television system collapses and the city drowns in total anarchy. Still unable to think of anything else than his former fiancé, Michael now makes planssome very good acting and direction, but it also confronts us with a bunch of believable characters whom we actually care about quite a lot. Since most of the shooting took place on location in a down-and-out block of flats in one of the less wealthy parts of the city, the overall atmosphere of Rammbock is pretty authentic and the events presented throughout the course of the movie appear more “real” than in most films of a similar kind. In regard to its tone and feel, Marvin Kren’s apocalyptic vision of a languishing Berlin’s unavoidable downfall is definitely closer to a thoughtful arthouse horror film like Let The Right One In than a Romero-esque splatter fest a la Dawn Of The Dead. The casual usage of black humor,


religious views.

About The Project

The film dives into the lives of three individuals in their struggle with severe, chronic illnesses: Sofia, Charis, and Leo.

Sofia lives at home, but manages to share her experience through a photo-book during a time she contracted illnesses that wouldn’t go away. Since 2008, Sofia was living with Lyme Disease. Her co-infections contracted by the tick bite caused her severe mold illness that resulted in fatigue, dizziness, and fainting episodes. This was a time where doctors had been illiterate of the disease and unfortunately left her without a diagnosis. Both Sofia and her mother were desperate to figure out what she was going through. The illnesses also contributed towards much joint pain, specifically in her heels near the area she was infected. She could notstand for more than 20 minutes at a time. For the first time ever, she had to be pushed in a wheelchair in order to participate in color guard during a marching band event. Finally, a year after high school, she was diagnosed with Lyme. The bad news was that doctors were unsure how to treat it.

Leo Suan, a husband and father of 3, became a health and fitness advocate with a steady following on his blog consisting of workout forums and muscle building products. He was on a path to redeem his health and start a new career when suddenly, at 39 years old, he was showing signs of what was later to be diagnosed as severe Dystonia. In time, Junie would eventually leave his full time


job as his condition worsened in ways such as losing control of his foot, slurring his words, and his back began to hunch. Muscle contractions were also frightening moments for Junie and his wife, Marimi. Both Marimi and Leo's mother, Mae, realized they would need to step in and work together to take care of Junie in addition to their family.

Charis (middle), 30, spends most of her time in her one bedroom apartment. In the film, she shares what her life was like before Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) and after. Charis was an athletic girl growing up but since the age of 13, different parts of her body were aching and cramping. Over time she had more symptoms, causing her to lead a very difficult life as she attemptedtook Sofia’s chance at college away as well as opportunities to travel and her ability to take on strenuous physical activities. Overall, it limited Sofia tremendously. She left school to recover in Elk Grove, California. The film follows her daily routine, her relationship with her boyfriend, and attending support groups in her area, she discovered what’s known as a “Death Valley sabbatical” for those who have severe mold illness from their co-infections. Sofia decided she would do so in order to escape mold in the dry climate. After hiking, walking, and living without the fear of mold, she came back home without the reliance of a wheelchair. She has steadily become her own physician, studying causes of Lyme and alternative treatments to help her get closer to the


does it all! Her experience includes creating short films, documentaries, and docu-style commercials with The Film Squad, a production company in Sacramento.

Jeffrey Fong is a passionate filmmaker who's assisted on production and is currently assisting in post-production! His experience includes directing and writing a narrative feature, producing commercial content, and creating short films. Jeff is also the head of The Film Squad.

Casey Groat is a talented musician who experiments and creates. Casey's tasked to score the soundtrack to the film and in addition to this, he connects to this project on a personal level. Casey struggles with Hashimoto's Disease, a chronic illness that affects his thyroid and thus his ability to sing. You can find his music portfolio here: https://caseygroat.bandcamp.com/music

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Hi there! We're excited for(CNN) A Virginia National Guard soldier faces charges of driving under the influence of drugs and eluding police after authorities say he drove an armored military vehicle in a two-hour police chase.

Police on Tuesday night pursued the M577 armored personnel carrier along Route 460 and Interstate 95 before the chase ended with the driver's arrest in downtown Richmond.

In Richmond, bystanders captured the slow pursuit on video. Onlookers gawked as the boxy armored vehicle moved down a commercial street and traffic stopped for a line of police cars that followed behind, sirens blaring. Overhead, a police helicopter tracked the chase's progress.

The vehicle was taken from Fort Pickett, a National Guard base in Blackstone shortly before 8 p.m. The vehicle can only drive a maximum speed of about 40 mph


a preference for the former Mass, and not rejection of papal authority in the matter.)

The Holy See has also excommunicated others, including 6 women who attempted to be ordained priests, and a theologian, later reconciled. Clearly, however, the number of the "hidden" excommunicants far exceeds the declared ones, in John Paul's or any pope's pontificate.New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with another captivating Angels of the Dark tale, as a tormented warrior is brought to his knees by the most delicate of humans…. His name is Koldo. He is scarred, powerful, his control legendary—and he lives only for vengeance against the angel who viciously removed his wings. But if he yields to the forces of hatred, he will be eternally damned. Nicola Lane was born with a defective heart, yet this fragile human shows surprising strength as demons stalk her every move, determined to end her. She is the key to Koldo's deliverance…and his downfall. Though he fights duty, destiny and his first addictive taste of desire, his toughest battle will be the one for Nicola's life—even if he has


to sacrifice his own….

New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter presents a classic Lords of the Underworld tale about a warrior trapped by darkness and the woman determined to save him Having endured weeks of torture in the bowels of hell, Kane wants nothing to do with his beautiful rescuer, Josephina Aisling. The half-Fae female threatens to awaken the demon of Disaster inside him—a beast he's determined to kill, no matter the price. Josephina is hunted by a brutal enemy—her royal family—and Kane is her only source of protection. He's also the only male to ever set her aflame, and even he succumbs to the heat. But as they navigate the treacherous world of the Fae, they are forced to make a choice: live apart…or die together. Originallypublished in 2013

Originally published as Lord of the Vampires. Part 2 of 12 in the Royal House of Shadows serialization. All 12 parts were previously published as full books: • Lord of the Vampires by Gena Showalter (Parts 1—3 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of Rage by Jill Monroe (Parts 4—6 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of the Wolfyn by Jessica Andersen (Parts 7—9 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of the Abyss by Nalini Singh (Parts 10—12 of Royal House of Shadows) Tender lover, savage vampire It was the vampire Nicolai's call that transformed Jane from an Oklahoma scientist into a princess in the kingdom of Delfina. It's their shared desire that makes her his. When Jane is abducted, Nicolai's memories of


his past—and his birthright—resurface. As does his desire for vengeance. But what if the magic that brought Nicolai and Jane together has run its course? Will their love—and the blood bond between them—be strong enough to bridge two worlds? This installment is approximately 23K words The story continues in Royal House of Shadows: Part 3 of 12

Originally published as Lord of the Vampires. Part 3 of 12 in the Royal House of Shadows serialization. All 12 parts were previously published as full books: • Lord of the Vampires by Gena Showalter (Parts 1—3 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of Rage by Jill Monroe (Parts 4—6 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of the Wolfyn by Jessica Andersen (Parts 7—9 of Royal House of Shadows) •Lord of the Abyss by Nalini Singh (Parts 10—12 of Royal House of Shadows) His heart, his queen When she wakes up in her own bed in Oklahoma, Jane fears the worst—that she will never see Nicolai again. His blood has given her new powers, but she'll have to learn to control them if she's going to rejoin him in Delfina and help in his quest. Rumor has it that Nicolai's sister is among the berserkers, but that can't be possible. The berserkers died out long ago… This installment is approximately 20K words The story continues in Royal House of Shadows: Part 4 of 12

Originally published as Lord of the Vampires. Part 1 of 12 in the Royal House of Shadows serialization. All 12 parts were previously published


as full books: • Lord of the Vampires by Gena Showalter (Parts 1—3 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of Rage by Jill Monroe (Parts 4—6 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of the Wolfyn by Jessica Andersen (Parts 7—9 of Royal House of Shadows) • Lord of the Abyss by Nalini Singh (Parts 10—12 of Royal House of Shadows) The princess, the vampire Jane Parker has lost just about everything when she wakes up into a life she never could have imagined. The vampire Nicolai has lost his memory and his freedom. It's his cry for help that whisks Jane from Oklahoma to the kingdom of Delfina. On the run from the witch who wants to reclaim Nicolai as her sex slave, he and Janediscover an undeniable attraction. But he has a secret that could devastate them both… This installment is approximately 23K words The story continues in Royal House of Shadows: Part 2 of 12

From New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter comes the fan-favorite story of Torin, the most dangerous Lord of the Underworld yet… Fierce immortal warrior. Host to the demon of Disease. Torin's every touch causes sickness and death—and a worldwide plague. Carnal pleasure is utterly forbidden, and though he has always overcome temptation with an iron will, his control is about to shatter. She is Keeley Cael. The Red Queen. When the powerful beauty with shocking vulnerabilities escapes from a centuries-long imprisonment, the desire that simmers between her and Torin is scorching. His touch could mean the


end for her, but resisting her is the hardest battle he's ever fought—and the only battle he fears he can't win. Originally published in 2014

Available for the first time as a standalone digital novella! Winged warrior Lysander has been alive for centuries, and yet he's never known desire—until he meets Bianka. Spawned from the bloodline of his enemy, the beautiful but deadly Harpy is determined to lead the untouched Lysander into temptation. He may try to evade her attempts, but even the most iron-willed demon assassin can resist for only so long….

A timeless seduction A unique temptation And a whole world of dark desires… Winged warrior Lysander has been alive for centuries, and yet he's never known desire—until he meets Bianka. Spawned from the bloodline of his enemy,buying all or part of Fort Mac.

The texts showed Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms appeared supportive of Perry's prior interest in Fort Mac property and in Perry's planned human trafficking victims' center.

But on Tuesday, Perry said he had “no interest” in buying more of the former post or in doing any further business with the authority. He said needless delays by the authority cost him substantially in the year it took to negotiate his $30 million land purchase in 2015.

A new soundstage building is seen under construction on the grounds of the Tyler Perry Studios on Thursday, July 11, 2019, in Atlanta. CURTIS COMPTON / CCOMPTON@AJC.COM

Bottoms also a critic of deal

On Monday, Bottoms addressed the Fort Mac LRA board in executive session but declined to answer questions about


person lived and died," Smith-Guzmán said. "When I looked at an additional 125 skulls from nine burial sites across Panama, I found seven cases of surfers' ear in males and one in a female skull, all from sites near the Gulf of Panama."

No one really understands exactly how the bony growths, technically called exostoses, form. But the skin is thin in the ear canal and the accepted theory is that cold water or cold temperatures caused by wind and water make the bone react by growing extra layers, similar to the way bone spurs form on the feet and in other places where there is constant irritation or stress. Almost half of the members of a swimming club in England had surfer's ear according to a report citedin the study.

Unlike most tropical countries where seawater is warm, water temperature in the Gulf of Panama plummets between January and April when strong trade winds from the north force warm surface water out into the Pacific and colder, deep water rises to the surface to replace it. This deep, nutrient-rich water feeds tiny sea organisms, which in turn are eaten by fish and whales. The Gulf becomes an extraordinarily productive fishing ground supporting a thriving fishing industry and attracting dolphins, sharks and other top-of-the-food-chain animals.

Trade winds push warm surface water out into the Pacific creating seasonal cold water upwelling in the Gulf of Panama from December to April. Credit: From: Robertson et al 2009. Smithsonian Contributions to Marine Sciences.

Years ago, when co-author Richard Cooke, zooarchaeologist at STRI,


unearthed a male skeleton with surfer's ear in Sitio Sierra, near Aguadulce in Panama, he was a STRI post-doctoral student with only rudimentary knowledge of physical anthropology. But he collected all of the human remains he found, enabling Nicole-Smith Guzmán to reexamine them 43 years later.

Cooke spent much of his career studying ancient fishing practices. He found that Panama's pre-Columbian peoples fished from boats all along both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts of Panama. If fishing alone put people at higher risk for surfer's ear, then more cases of the bony growth would be present at all of the sites, but all of the examples came from areas near the Gulf.

"We think it more likely that diving in the cold waters of the Gulf caused these cases ofsurfer's ear," Smith-Guzmán said. "Silvery mother-of-pearl ornaments, and orange and purple ones from two large 'thorny' oysters in the Spondylus genus were common in burials and comprised an important trade item in the region. Some of these shells wash up on beaches, but by the time Vasco Nuñez de Balboa and other Spanish explorers arrived, their chronicles tell us that expert divers were trained from childhood to dive down to four fathoms to retrieve pearl oysters of desirable large size."

The Spanish encouraged this industry and for many years, Panama was known for its pirates and pearls, including La Peregrina, the largest pearl known at the time it was found.

Co-author Nicole Smith-Guzmán. Credit: Sean Mattson, STRI

The team also ruled out fungal or bacterial ear infections common in the tropics


to his son, Geoffrey. Upon the death of Geoffrey, his son John succeeds. John dies without issue. John's paternal uncle, brother of Geoffrey, may succeed, since he is of the blood of George, first purchaser. But John's *501 uncle on the maternal side could not succeed, since not of the blood of George.
 The reason for the rule, according to Blackstone, was feudal, "that what was given to a man, for his personal service and personal merit, ought not to descend to any but the heirs of his person." (1 Jones' Blackstone, p. 1008.) It has been said of this explanation: "Attempts have been made to represent it as a specifically feudal rule, one which takes us back to a time when only the descendants of the originaltheir due order to be heirs of John Stiles. (1 Jones' Blackstone, p. 1010.) But while permitting the kindred of the decedent on both sides to succeed, the common law confined succession to those who were of the whole blood of the decedent. According to Blackstone, this was because there was a greater probability, although not a certainty, that collateral relatives of the decedent would be of the blood of the first purchaser if his whole blood relatives. "... The whole brother of John Stiles is sure to be descended from that unknown ancestor; his half brother has only an even chance, for half John's ancestors are not his. So, in the second degree, John's uncle of the whole blood has an even chance; but the chances are


three to one against his uncle of the half blood, for three- fourths of John's ancestors are not his." (I Jones' Blackstone, p. 1018.)
 The rule limiting descent to whole blood kindred of the decedent was not, however, confined to cases where it was impossible to trace descent, but was applied where the first purchaser was known and the collateral relative of the half blood was known to be of the blood of such purchaser. That *502 is, if John Stiles had a half brother, born of his father but of a different mother, John's half brother could not inherit from John's estate which was known to have descended to John from the common father. The estate would pass to more remote collaterals, in default of which itwould escheat, rather than pass to John's half brother. (1 Cooley's Blackstone (4th ed.) pp. 615, 618; 1 Jones' Blackstone, pp. 1014, 1019.) As applied to half blood relatives of the decedent known to be of the blood of the first purchaser this canon of descent is not based upon reason and was in fact condemned by Blackstone. (1 Jones' Blackstone, p. 1019.)
 Pollock and Maitland say of the rule excluding half bloods from all right of inheritance as collateral kindred: "... we strongly suspect that the rule that was ultimately established had its origin in a few precedents. About such a matter it is desirable that there shall be a clear rule; the import of the rule is of no great moment. Our rule was one eminently


been in exactly the same position as those of the whole blood, but the section continues with the "unless" clause. The court held that such clause made an exception to the rule that kindred of the half blood inherit equally with those of the whole, and as an exception to that rule it applied only to kindred of the half blood, who were excluded if not of the blood of the ancestor from whom the property came to the decedent. This means, as applied to the instant case, that appellant Elizabeth Leary, cousin of the whole blood on the maternal side, is not to be excluded from property which came to decedent from her father, although she is a maternal cousin, nor are the other appellants, whole bloodThe first fallacy in respondents' argument is their premise that relatives of the half blood not of the blood of the ancestor are excluded only in favor of whole blood relatives who are of the blood of the ancestor. The cases which respondents cite, when read in the light of their facts, cannot be accepted as authority for respondents' premise. (Estate of Sayles, supra; Estate of Belshaw, supra; Estate of Edwards, supra; Estate of Smith, supra; Estate of Warnock, supra.) The true rule, before as well as after the amendment of 1931, is that half blood kindred not of the blood of the ancestor are excluded in favor of both whole and half blood kindred who *506 are of the blood of the ancestor. It was held in


of the blood of the ancestor. In the cited cases either there was not a relative of the blood of the ancestor, or there was a whole blood relative of the blood of the ancestor who was related to the decedent in a more remote degree than the half blood relative. For example, in Estate of Sayles, supra, a first cousin of the decedent of the blood of the ancestor claimed to be her heir to the exclusion of half-brothers and half-sisters not of the blood of the ancestor. It is held in this line of cases that the half blood relative succeeds, to the exclusion of the more remote whole blood relative, since the section reads: "Kindred of the half blood inherit equally with those of thethe statements made in the opinions. The weakness of a rule excluding half bloods not of the blood of the ancestor only in favor of whole blood relatives of the blood of the ancestor is that it implies that half bloods of the blood of the ancestor are excluded, contrary to the plain terms of section 254.
 In the basic case, Estate of Smith, supra, the decedent left paternal ancestral property. She was survived by her husband and two half sisters on her mother's side. Under section 1386(2), Civil Code, one-half of the property would go to the surviving husband, one-half to the sisters. The court rejected the contention that since the sisters were not of the blood of the decedent's father, they were not entitled to succeed.


the language of the section, construed in the light of its historical background, impels such conclusion. The effect of confining section 254, which is a limitation on succession by kindred of the half blood, to real property, means that as to personal property they inherit equally with kindred of the whole blood. In the absence of an express limitation on succession by kindred of the half blood it is generally held in this country that they have the same rights as those of the whole blood. (Estate of Lynch, 132 Cal. 214 [64 P. 284]; 4 Tiffany, Real Property (3d ed.), p. 383.)
 The doctrine of ancestral estates, whether applied to kindred of the whole or half blood, is being looked on with increasing disfavor in the statesPages

Monday, September 12, 2011

Goodreads: Slapper. Slut. Adulteress. These are hardly words that Sophie Penhalligan would normally use to describe herself. And yet this is exactly how she is behaving, all things considered, even if she isn't quite married to Tim yet. Aged nineteen, she travelled halfway across the country to honour an invitation by her favorite rock band, Tusk, to join them for the last gig of their tour. And now her past is coming to tempt her . . . How could Tim ever stand a chance against Dan, the charming, handsome lead-singer? How could she?

Sophie, now twenty-eight and a budding newspaper journalist, is happily embroiled in a relationship with Tim, her boyfriend of two years. Until recently, she was confident that Tim would eventually propose -


probably as soon as he could get his act together. But just as Tim's persistent inaction is beginning to cast a cloud over their relationship, Dan's sudden reappearance turns Sophie's world upside down. Thus unfolds a roller-coaster of events including an ill-fated trip to Paris with Tim, a night of unfulfilled romance with Dan, and Sophie's professional secondment to accompany Dan's band on their revival tour - at Dan's special request and very much against her will.

And then, one day in Paris, Sophie suddenly finds herself engaged to Dan while her erstwhile fiance Tim is . . . well, doing whatever it is Tim does back in London. What is she to do now? Who wouldn't give anything to meet their favourite star, let alone marry him?

Kritters Thoughts:3, 1964, Martin Hendrickson duly executed a Declaration of Election to Sever Survivorship of Joint Tenancy by which he endeavored to preserve an interest in the premises for Ruth Halbert, his daughter by a previous marriage, appellant in this court. On the same day, he executed his last will and testament, by the terms of which he directed that his wife, Solveig M. Hendrickson, receive the minimum amount to which she was entitled under the laws of the State of Minnesota.
*690 Mr. Hendrickson died testate on October 9, 1964. Thereafter, Solveig M. Hendrickson made application to register title to the premises here involved in her name as fee owner. Ruth Halbert appeared and asserted claim to the interest in the realty to which she would be entitled if


developed during feudal times, there was a presumption in favor of joint tenancy due to reasons related to feudalism. As the age of feudalism ended, the reasons for this presumption also ended and survivorship came to be regarded "as an `odious thing' that too often deprived a man's heirs of their rightful inheritance."[3]
In Minnesota, the original presumption in favor of joint tenancy has been reversed by Minn.St. 500.19, subd. 2, which provides: "All grants and devises of lands, made to two or more persons, shall be construed to create estates in common, and not in joint tenancy, unless expressly declared to be in joint tenancy." Disfavor for survivorship in Minnesota is also shown by the fact that in this state the estate of tenancy by the entirety, withThis project investigates how rhesus monkeys and other primate species born and raised under different laboratory conditions adapt to placement into naturalistic outdoor environments and compares this adaptation process to that seen in natural settings and in indoor environments that contain specific physical and social features of the monkeys' natural habitat. Adaptation is assessed by examining behavioral repertoires and by monitoring a variety of physiological systems in these subjects, yielding broad-based indices of relative physical and psychological well-being. During FY91 detailed longitudinal comparisons between middle-aged members of rhesus monkey troop living in a 5-acre outdoor enclosure and same-aged members of a group living in an indoor pen over a comparable period revealed surprising group differences: indoor subjects displayed higher levels of social and exploratory activities than did the


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Race Talk Boils in the House

Hispanic Education Act sparks hours of discussion

Roundhouse conversations on touchy social topics don't unfold all that differently from debates at the bar, in a classroom or over a dinner table.

The Hispanic Education Act sponsored by Rep. Rick Miera (D-Albuquerque) spurred two-and-a-half hours of deliberation on the House floor on Wednesday, Feb. 10. Talk ranged from examinations of legislators' personal histories and racial backgrounds to speculation over whether the state's count of Hispanic students is accurate.

The act is meant to address New Mexico's Hispanic achievement gap, which the Legislative Education Study Committee breaks down like this: 56 percent of Hispanic students graduated high school in 2008, while 71 percent of white students graduated. Among those who pursue college, 57 percent of Hispanic studentsstruggling to see what truly, truly changes," she said. She also said it bothered her because it would become a statute that implies only Hispanics are important.

Rep. Jane Powdrell-Culbert (R-Corrales), who is African-American, said she didn't favor the legislation and would have opposed an African-American act in the same vein. When she was growing up, she said her community took pride in all young people. Rep. Kiki Saavedra took her under his wing when she was 13 or 14, she said, and expected her to do well in college not because she is black, but because she was part of a community that had high expectations for young people. "Listening to these discussions is like regressing back to the '60s," she said. Reinstating boundaries only creates a new


generation of racism, she finished.

“There isn't a force field around the state of New Mexico that doesn't allow institutional racism inside.”

Rep. Antonio "Moe" Maestas

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Gov. Bill Richardson mentioned this legislation in his State of the State address at the beginning of the session. "I want New Mexico to be the first state in the nation to have a Hispanic Education Act," he said. "We will be held accountable for results by creating an annual report card on the status of Hispanic education."

Students who don't finish high school or college bring less money to New Mexico, suggested Miera, the representative who sponsored the measure. He said he doesn't know why the discrepancy exists, which is why it was important to pass the bill and begin acknowledging and looking into theAn integrative taxonomic review of the South Asian microhylid genus Uperodon.
Based on a recent molecular phylogenetic study, the South Asian microhylid genus Uperodon (subfamily Microhylinae) currently comprises of 12 valid species that are largely restricted to India and Sri Lanka. Considering the revised generic-level status of its various members, here we review the taxonomy of all known species in this genus and clarify their nomenclatural status and geographical distribution, by integrating evidence from genetics, adult and tadpole morphology, breeding ecology, and bioacoustics. Our molecular analyses of a mitochondrial 16S rRNA gene fragment combined with external and internal morphological studies also revealed a distinct new species in the genus. This species, formally described as Uperodon rohani sp. nov., is endemic to Sri Lanka and widely distributed at lower elevations


Pas på svinget i Solby

Pas på svinget i Solby is a 1940 Danish family film directed by Lau Lauritzen Jr. and Alice O'Fredericks.

Cast
Ludvig Brandstrup as Hauge
Berthe Qvistgaard as Marianne Hauge
Sigfred Johansen as Pastor Holger Lind
Maria Garland as Tante Marie
Jon Iversen as Biskoppen
Ingeborg Pehrson as Fru Augusta Larsen
Sigurd Langberg as Larsen
Thorkil Lauritzen as Tjener Christensen
Else Jarlbak as Biskoppens kone
Ib Schønberg as Doktor Gustav Berg
Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt as Automobilforhandler
Connie Meiling as Anna Pedersen
Tove Arni as Mariannes Veninde
Henry Nielsen - Svendsen
Astrid Villaume as Ung pige ved bal
Knud Heglund as Købmand Sigvaldsen

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Category:Danish drama filmsone of the world’s top no-nonsense car reviewers; and Rory, who simply blew me away in his audition and fully deserves his place on the team" Meet the new Top Gear presenters Matt LeBlanc LeBlanc, best known for playing Joey in Friends, set the fastest celebrity lap time in the reasonably priced car on the former Top Gear hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. He recently presented the standalone spin-off Top Gear: The Races, where he reminded fans of the most memorable moments from the past 22 series. He will be Top Gear's first non-British host. 2015 Getty Images Meet the new Top Gear presenters The Stig The Stig, clearly not wanting to be left out of today’s announcement, sent the following reply via electronic


communication: “-.-. .... . .-- .. . --..-- / .-- . .----. .-. . / .... --- -- . .-.-.-“ <static text> Meet the new Top Gear presenters Sabine Schmitz Sabine Schmitz is a German racing driver who is already well known to fans of Top Gear. She grew up in her parents’ hotel just 300m from the legendary Nurburgring track and has spent her life surrounded by cars and racing. She became the first woman to win the prestigious Nurburgring 24 hours in 1996 and repeated the feat a year later. Sabine became known as the ‘World’s fastest taxi driver’ by driving passengers around the track in a BMW M5 and has since presented several motoring shows for German TV. She has appeared on Top Gear severaltimes over the years, becoming a firm favourite with viewers. She still races successfully today and runs her own race team Meet the new Top Gear presenters Eddie Jordan Eddie Jordan is an Irish former racing driver, team owner and entrepreneur whom a host of drivers owe their breaks to Eddie as a champion of young talent including Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello and Eddie Irvine. Having suffered a number of major accidents whilst competing in racing himself Eddie retired to set up his Jordan team in 1980. The team went on to be champions in Formula 3 with Johnny Herbert in 1987, Formula 3000 in 1989 with Jean Alesi - and in 1990 Eddie established Jordan Grand Prix and entered Formula 1. He sold Jordan Grand Prix


in January 2005 and has since developed a portfolio of business interests as well as presenting the BBC's coverage of Formula 1. He has been inducted into the Irish Motorsport Hall of Fame and in 2012 he was awarded an honorary OBE by Her Majesty The Queen in recognition of his services to charity and motor racing 2015 Getty Images Meet the new Top Gear presenters Rory Reid Rory Reid is an award-winning journalist of eighteen years specialising in cars. Rory has written and presented for the likes of CNET UK, where he launched the company's popular Car Tech channel, receiving a prestigious Association of Online Publishers (AOP) award for ‘Best Use of Video’ in the process. Rory has featured in a number of car-focused television shows andhad a starring role in the Gadget Geeks series on Sky 1, where he reviewed cars and consumer tech. He was also a presenter on the hugely successful Fast Furious & Funny YouTube channel. He is editor-in-chief of Recombu, specialising in producing car reviews Meet the new Top Gear presenters Chris Harris Chris Harris is probably best known for his popular YouTube channel, Chris Harris on Cars which he launched in 2014, established with the help longtime friend Neil Carey. It has already amassed over a quarter of a million subscribers and the content has been viewed over 20 million times. Chris began his career in motoring journalism at UK-based Autocar magazine, becoming their official road-test editor. This gave him the opportunity to do some “racing and skidding”


before starting a website for fast cars the week Lehman Brothers went under in 2008, which obviously ended badly. He then looked to solve his new found indebtedness at Evo magazine and then became a member of the Pistonheads.com crew, as well as a regular feature on YouTube’s DRIVE channel

“In one year I lost my mother, my house, my job,“ he went on.

He reportedly had to leave the table where they were sitting after becoming upset as he described missing his mother.

But after becoming emotional, he then returned to the table and reportedly told journalist Charlotte Edwardes: “By the way, all the time I was talking about my mother, I could see your knickers.”

The interview also shed some light on Clarkson’s turbulent relationship with Danny Cohen, the formerrecorded is provided. A predetermined bit pattern for the detection of interference between bits is recorded in the training area. The transversal filter reads out a waveform of the bit pattern in the training area prior to the reading of a data frame, feed-back controls so as to minimize the equalization error, and adjusts tap coefficients. By such a training, the waveform equalization amount can be adjusted to the optimum equalization amount, adaptive to the electromagnetic converting characteristics of the transmission path, including the disk medium and the head at that time. After that, the equalization amount is fixed to the optimum state until the next training area is. The equalization amount is adjusted each time, as mentioned above, just before the data is read, thereby accurately executing


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Before I begin, let me first preface this article with a few comments. I do not question the career of Derek Jeter or any of the feats that he has accomplished. He has played twenty productive, extremely successful seasons all with one team. He has set numerous postseason records and has enough World Series rings to fit every finger on the hand that does not hold that Gold Glove caliber glove.

I write instead to critique the extraordinary treatment that he has been given as this era in Yankees baseball comes to an end. Derek Jeter is currently in his final tour of baseball and at each stop he seems to be greeted as a conquering hero receiving priceless gifts and send offs at each stadium he visits butis this special treatment justified?

First, Jeter played his entire career in New York City, the city that never sleeps, and this perhaps more than anything else has elevated him to this transcendent status. The Yankees are famed for having an influx of fans when they play well (which is quite often) and the city is the biggest baseball market in America.

Second, as I previously mentioned, Jeter’s stats are, of course, outstanding. In just over 2,700 career games, he has 3,428 hits (good enough for seventh on the all-time hits list) with a career .311/.379/.442. He has also played in 14 All-Star Games and holds many team regular season records. I could go on, but needless to say, he’s a stellar athlete.

But these stats themselves cannot justify this treatment.


to Greg Maddux to Roy Halladay. None of these players have received anything close to this sort of goodbye.

One player has in recent years and that is the Sandman himself, Mariano Rivera, a player (and a fellow Yankee) who defines the position he played more than anyone else. He was a titan among titans and one of, in my and many others’ opinions the, best closers of all time but did he even deserve his special treatment? I would probably argue he deserves more credit than Jeter but it was still over the top.

Third, off the field, Jeter does his fair share of charitable acts but, again, this is no different from most paid athletes in any sport. Even the surly, oft criticized Albert Belle dished out millionsExpert

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Amanda leads South Gloucestershire's involvement in the new West of England Combined Authority and the WoE Local Enterprise Partnership.


"One should either write ruthlessly what one believes to be the truth, or else shut up." — Arthur Koestler

Life is painful for the Tumblr feminist. Alone with her laptop, everything she encounters in her online existence tells her that males are stupid, dangerous and violent. Emotionally immersed in an estrogen-filled echo chamber of Internet activism, she finds feminists eager to offer sisterhood and solidarity — “You are not alone!” — along with constant confirmation of her worst fears and doubts about men. Surrounding herself with True Believers in this digital environment enables the young seeker to obtain “feminist consciousness,” which means learning “to see oneself as a victim” as Professor Sandra Bartky explained. Convinced that she is oppressed by the patriarchy, she begins to behold the world throughplace near the coast of Asia Minor! Just as soon as a young woman decides she is a victim of male oppression, she should buy a one-way ticket to that Aegean isle. If ever any man loved her, his love was wasted, for once she reached “feminist consciousness,” she could feel nothing but horror and contempt for him. Thus, like so many others before her, she will “demonstrate life outside the male power structure.” The young feminist may plan her trip and anticipate the sites she’ll see when she arrives Lesbos. Yet this is not the last stop on her journey.

They left behind no children to mourn their deaths, and it is to be doubted many men ever missed them. So when someday the young feminist is united


children.

Susan Sontag once explained her lesbianism thus: she turned 40 and she was just getting better offers from women than from men. I’ve known one woman who fit this to a T and another who was a variant of this: for unfathomable reasons she was comprehensively rejected by her male peers, and the lesbian on the floor moved into the breach. A third woman I’ve know just seemed alienated from her femininity and seemed to grow moreso as she slid into the lesbian subculture.

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The psychiatrist Jeffrey Satinover offered his own hypothesis a number of years ago (and said that little serious research was being done on the question). He said there is a complex of psychological characteristics which can be showngood ones and some poor ones.

Back in 1987, I was working at a plant in the north end of Newport News, when Jane came in and said that her load was too wet. Since it was a central mix plant, drying up a load is a bit harder than at a dry batch plant, so I told her to pull over by the warehouse and I’d throw 5 bags of cement in it. I put a 94 lb bag of portland cement on my shoulder, and climbed up the ladder — not an easy thing, because the ladder on her truck actually leaned outward a bit — and emptied the bag into the hopper of the truck. When I got down, Jane had a 94 lb bag on


her shoulder, climbed the ladder, and added it. In the end, I did three and she did two, and the only reason I did more was because it was an odd number of bags. And Jane was not some horse of a woman, but a real babe. (She was a bit taller than average, but not a lot.)

The most important component of strength and ability is the willingness to try.

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The Other McCain is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for this blog to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.goes back in, then Cookie comes out. She immediately knows Lucious hooked up with Scott by the smell of some “cheap perfume.”

Later, Scott comes to the charity event, pissed because Lucious (but actually Cookie) let someone scoop her on a story.

But she comes prepared for vengeance. She finds Andre and hands him a little white envelope full of photos. Boom — one of those pictures is this grandmother. He rushes out of the room, distraught.

Later, at the hospital, Laura shows up. She and Hakeem make up and just like that, the engagement is back on.


Court: Cops can have IRA bomber's Mass. interviewCourt: Interview with IRA car bomber for Boston College oral history project can be released
By The Associated Press

BOSTON (AP)  Boston College must give police recorded interviews its researchers conducted with a convicted Irish Republican Army car bomber after an appeals court Friday rejected an effort to stop their release.

The ruling by the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal backed U.S. District Court Judge William Young's decision last year in the case of bomber Dolours Price, who spoke to BC researchers as part of an oral history project. The material will now be handed over to police by next month.

Project participants say the interviews with several former IRA members  made between 2001 and 2006  were supposed to be secretuntil their deaths. But Northern Ireland police probing the IRA's 1972 killing of a Belfast woman want the recordings.

Boston College didn't appeal Young's ruling on Price. But The Belfast Project director Ed Moloney and ex-IRA gunman Anthony McIntyre, who conducted the interviews, filed a lawsuit challenging the decision by U.S. authorities to subpoena the records.

Their attorney argued that McIntyre and others who were part of The Belfast Project would be branded informants and faced "the real risk of physical harm" if the interviews were turned over. He also said it could have a chilling effect on other academic research projects.

The court on Friday ruled that the men had no right to interfere with the police request, under terms of a treaty between the United States and United Kingdom


that requires the two to aid each other's criminal investigation. And it said criminal investigations take precedence over academic study.

"The choice to investigate criminal activity belongs to the government and is not subject to veto by academic researchers," the court wrote.

Boston College is still appealing Young's order regarding another subpoena, in which he said the school must turn over interviews with seven other former IRA members.

The attorney for Moloney and McIntyre couldn't be immediately reached, and it was unclear if they would pursue an appeal of Friday's decision.

Attorney Jon Albano, who filed a brief on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union in support of Moloney and McIntyre, said the ruling is "not a good sign" for BC's pending appeal against Young's order. He said he was disappointedthat Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams commanded the IRA unit responsible for ordering her execution and secret burial. Adams has denied that.

At least a half dozen U.S. politicians  including Sens. John Kerry of Massachusetts and Charles Schumer of New York  have written letters to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder urging them to persuade British authorities to withdraw their request for the recordings. Kerry said in his letter that he's concerned that release of the recordings could undermine peace in Northern Ireland.

Maloney has said he believes the recordings are explosive enough to damage Northern Ireland's unity government, in which Sinn Fein represents the Irish Catholic minority. Its stable coalition with the British Protestant majority is the central achievement of the


Bradford Muslims Rally To Save Synagogue From Closure

With only just over thirty members and an extravagant Grade II listed Moorish building, the tiny Jewish community of Bradford have for many years been in despair about their finances - until the local Muslim community stepped in to help.

The grand-looking Reform synagogue, is on an unassuming street, between the Yorkshire Tandoori, Al-Hijaab Islamic Clothing and the Jamia Shan-E-Islam Educational Centre.

Built in 1880, it has long been under threat of closure, but several Muslim organisations in the city have pledged to stop it falling into ruin, with donors giving £2,000 to save the synagogue's roof.

Bradford Synagogue's Rudi Leavor with the Bradford Council of Mosques Zulfi Karim

Zulfi Karim, the secretary of the Bradford Council of Mosques, said he hoped that the storyof local collaboration, amid global Muslim-Jewish tensions, would be an inspirational one, and one that would improve the image of the city.

"Many people do seem to be massively taken aback that the Jewish and Muslim community are working hand-in-hand, when all you seem to hear about Bradford are the nasty things," he told HuffPost UK.

"We want to make sure this synagogue is protected, long-term, a heritage site for the whole community."

Rudi Leavor, chairman of the synagogue, told HuffPost UK he had originally begun to talk to his Muslim neighbours when they lobbied together to stop the conversion of a local building into a restaurant, and they successfully stopped the planning application.

"When I told him about the parlous state of our finances because of low membership, he referred me


to the Carlisle Business Centre.

"He sat on the committee and though the organisation was nominally non-denominational, it was Asian orientated. I was awarded several hundred pounds," he told HuffPost UK

Since making the contacts, Leaver said the synagogue had received a lot of assistance from different Muslim organisations, and has formed a close relationship with Mahmood Mohammed, a development officer for Bradford Council.

Leavor told HuffPost UK: "At the time, rain has entered through a faulty roof and an adjacent building costing about £2,000 to repair most urgently. Mahmood said he had an anonymous donor who would underwrite the cost.

"In the mean time he introduced me to Karim, of Bradford Council of Mosques. He met me at the Synagogue and was impressed with the building."

"There's been a Jewish community inBradford for 100 years, and now there's barely a trace. I was so impressed by the architecture and the history of the synagogue, we couldn't let this go to waste," Karim told HuffPost UK

The anonymous benefactor turned out to be Kahlid Pervaiz, owner of the Drummond Mills Complex near the Synagogue, who also offered its members free parking.

Leaver said that if their collaboration can "contribute just a little towards peace and harmony, then so much the better."

The EDM congratulates "the members of the Bradford Muslim community for their extraordinary ecumenical gesture in raising a very large sum of money to repair the roof of Bradford's last remaining synagogue, thereby enabling members of the Jewish community to continue to worship there; and believes that this generous gesture shows the


Exclusive: Everton defender in advanced talks to join north-west club

Jones, who has come through the ranks at Everton, is well down the pecking order at Goodison Park and could move on in search of regular first-team football.

The full-back has been a regular for Everton’s Under-23s side, but he has only played one minute of first-team football in a Europa League clash against Krasnodar in December 2014.

The emergence of Jonjoe Kenny this season has increased competition for places at right-back even more and Everton are willing to let Jones move on.

Jones did impress during a successful spell on loan at Barnsley in the Championship last season and a number of clubs have been monitoring his situation at Everton.

However, a well-placed source has told Football Insider that north-west based LeagueOne outfit Fleetwood have stolen a march on their rivals in the race for Jones and are in advanced talks with Everton over the Australian-born defender.

Despite being born in Australia, Jones has represented and captained Wales at Under-16, Under-17, Under-18 and Under-21 levels and he is the understudy to Chris Gunter in the Wales senior team.


the background of the kindred and the nature of their claims. The general consensus favours a background in Ross, and claims to the Mormaerdom; descent from the Scots royal house, perhaps through Domnall, son of Máel Coluim mac Donnchada, who died in 1085, has also been proposed.

Dramatis personae

Máel Coluim mac Alaxandair

Máel Coluim, now presumed to be the son of Alexander rather than MacHeth, first appears in 1124, when Orderic Vitalis reports:

It is not certain whether it was this Máel Coluim, the royal bastard, who married a sister of Somerled, king (or lord) of Argyll. If it were he, then this must have been prior to his capture and imprisonment in 1134. He was held at Roxburgh, and was still there in 1156 when his son was capturedactually become major issues in the elections at the time, suggesting that the supposed decades-long “deep state” plot to sway every vote with fake diseases must not have been very successful.

The whiteboard message also fails at its most basic claim: saying certain diseases emerged in election years. The meme claims that SARS, for example, was linked to the 2004 presidential race. But SARS appeared and was contained by 2003, meaning it couldn’t have played a significant role in the electoral contest a year later. Meanwhile, the message claims that the latest form of coronavirus was found in 2020 but, as the designation “COVID-19” suggests, it was actually discovered in 2019.

The meme started to circulate in early March, as coronavirus cases in the United States grew and questions were


Elgin woods attack: Minister and wife injured Published duration 23 October 2019

image copyright JASPERIMAGE/POLICE SCOTLAND image caption Frank Kinnis died after the incident in Birkenhill Woods

A church minister and his wife suffered head injuries in an alleged assault that also left an 83-year-old dog walker dead, it has emerged.

Police were called to Birkenhill Woods near New Elgin on Monday after reports three people had been injured.

One person, Frank Kinnis, later died. The two other people have now been named as Reverend Morris Smith and his wife Janette, who are both 70.

A 35-year-old man is due to appear in court in connection with the incident.

He is expected at Elgin Sheriff Court on Wednesday.

Mr Smith serves as a locum minister at Aberlour Parish Church.

image copyright JasperImage image caption Police werecalled to the scene on Monday

A Church of Scotland spokeswoman confirmed the minister and his wife were still in hospital receiving medical treatment.

She added: "Our thoughts and prayers are with them and also with the family of the man who very tragically died.

"This has been a very distressing event for all those involved and we would ask that the family's privacy is respected whilst they recover."

Relatives of Mr Kinnis who died have described him as a "beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather".

They added: "He was a doting, warm-hearted and unfailingly dependable presence in each of our lives.

"There will also be fond memories of him among the farming and bowls communities in Elgin, where he was well known and liked."


For the equivalent of $65, Zhou Qihao will let a girl take him home. For an extra $3 or so an hour, he'll let her take him to a movie – but it costs double if she wants to have dinner beforehand.

Mr. Zhou is 24 years old, a bit taller than average at 1.78 metres, thin and "OK" looking (according to his online profile). Most of the year he works in home renovation, but with the Chinese New Year approaching – and all its attendant pressures on young women to show their parents and grandparents they're getting closer to settling down and starting a family – he's earning a little cash on the side as one of 260 "rental boyfriends" available on the China's eBay-style direct-sales website, taobao.com.

Mr.Zhou has already been paid for two dates and has fielded about 60 other inquiries from anxious young women as China's big annual holiday shutdown approaches. Over the next few weeks, hundreds of millions of Chinese will travel home from their places of work, often to see their extended families for the only time that year.

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China's annual Great Migration is expected to include some 3.4 billion individual trips by train, bus and air this year, stretching the country's rapidly expanding transport infrastructure to the point of bursting. In Xi'an, the ancient terminus of the Silk Road, the waiting rooms in the city's main train station were overflowing this week, even though it was still more than 10 days before the official holiday began, and authorities


cautious about kissing on the lips too, largely because he erroneously believes he could contract HIV/AIDS that way.

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The women who turn to rental boyfriends don't seem too interested in the extras, though. Mr. Zhou says his first two clients mostly wanted someone to talk to. Online, those who admit to using the service say it's all about appeasing their parents. "My parents are very satisfied, so the pressure [on me] is greatly reduced," one anonymous woman wrote of her experience.

But could one of these "rental" relationships turn into the real thing? Mr. Zhou, who says he's currently between girlfriends, thinks the odds are long.

The women who can afford to hire him are simply out of his league.

"You know how it is in China," he writesDistrict Judge.

FRANK A. KAUFMAN, District Judge:

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Plaintiffs, nine former employees of Consolidation Coal Company (the Company) and members of Local 9690, United Mine Workers of America (the Union) brought this action in the United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia.  Plaintiffs seek to recover damages for their alleged wrongful discharge by the Company in violation of the latter's collective bargaining agreement with the Union, and for the Union's alleged conspiracy with the Company in procuring by fraud a decision of the umpire under the grievance procedures of the union contract sustaining discharges of plaintiffs.  The jurisdiction of the District Court was asserted under section 301(a) of the Taft-Hartley Act, 29 U.S.C.A. 185(a).1  Each of the defendants filed motions to dismiss.2  The


may bring suit upon a collective bargaining agreement in their own names as third-party beneficiaries against one party to that contract without joining the other party to the contract as a defendant.  The court in Pettus did not directly refer to the question of the absence of the union as a party to that suit, but the clear effect of its holding is to allow individual employees to maintain a suit in their own right against the company which employs them, and to do so in the absence of the union as a party to the proceedings, under the theory that such employees are suing as third-party beneficiaries.  The plaintiffs in this case clearly were suing the Company as third-party beneficiaries of the collective bargaining contract.Cordell (incorrectly named in the amended complaint as 'Curtis Caudill') and Clarence Smith.  It appears from the amended complaint in the State Court and from a supporting memorandum filed therein by plaintiffs that Lambert, Cordell and Smith were individual members of the Mine Committee of the Local Union who were charged with the responsibility of representing plaintiffs at two stages of the grievance procedure and who actively participated in that procedure.  Titler and Gibson were District representatives of the Union who are alleged by plaintiffs in their amended complaint in the State Court to have represented plaintiffs in the grievance process at each stage

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 Hereinafter referred to as the 'State Supreme Court.'

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 It is completely clear that section 301(a) is both jurisdictional and substantive-- that it


the NLRB is set forth in the Company's answer to plaintiffs' original complaint in the State Court:
Plaintiffs, through their attorney, D. Grove Moler, on February 15, 1963, filed with the National Labor Relations Board of the United States of America, in Case No. 9-CA-2795, 'Charge Against Employer', charging Consolidation Coal Company with unfair labor practices in that the company discharged the plaintiffs named in this complaint in order to discourage their membership in, and activities on behalf of, the United Mine Workers of America, and that the employer had also interfered with, restrained, and coerced its employees in the exercise of the rights guaranteed them under the National Labor Relations Act.  On June 26, 1963, the Regional Director, John S. Getreu, refused to issue a complaint asprocedure and counseling and permitting said plaintiffs in this complaint to omit valid and substantial defenses and permitting the employer to make up an improper 'loaded' record against the plaintiffs named in this complaint.  The charge against District 29, United Mine Workers of America, was substantially the same as that against Local Union 9690, United Mine Workers of America.  On April 3, 1963, the Regional Director, John C. Getreu, found insufficient evidence of violation, and upon review it was found that further proceedings were deemed unwarranted, which decision was not appealed. * * *
On April 19, 1963, Ted Q. Wilson, attorney, on behalf of Charles Taylor and the other eight plaintiffs named in this complaint, filed with the National Labor Relations Board of the United States


A North Carolina statute declared that no such deficiency judgment could be obtained.  Ullington argued on appeal in the Supreme Court of North Carolina that 'the United States Constitution precluded North Carolina from shutting the doors of its courts to him' (330 U.S. at 185, 67 S.Ct. at 659), but that court held that Bullington's suit was barred by the statute.  Bullington did not seek review by appeal or certiorari to the United States Supreme Court but instead reinstituted the same cause of action in a federal District Court sitting in North Carolina.  The District Court gave judgment for Bullington.  The Supreme Court of the United States held in reviewing that judgment that Bullington's suit in the District Court was barred by res judicata.systems have heretofore used a radio for communicating between rail vehicles operating on live track and rail workers operating on the live track. The typical implementation in the past is to use a 900 MHz radio for communication. That is, the rail vehicle communicates with rail workers via its 900 MHz radio that it is operating on the track. By receiving this communication, the rail workers are alerted to the rail vehicle's presence and are able to move to safety and allow the rail vehicle to pass. In this implementation, the rail workers also use a 900 MHz radio to communicate to the rail vehicle that there are rail workers in the area. The problem with conventional systems, however, is that precise distance measurements between the rail vehicle


Life events and early and late onset of bipolar disorder.
Forty-six subjects with bipolar disorder and their relatives and friends were interviewed in depth about life events preceding the first and the latest episode of the subject's affective illness. Twenty years of age was the cutting point for dividing the sample into early- and late-onset groups. The late-onset group reported the occurrence of significantly more stressful life events before the first and before the latest episode of affective illness than the early-onset group did.Identifying educational needs in end-of-life care for staff and families of residents in care facilities.
the purpose of this article is to describe educational needs in end-of-life (EoL) care for staff and families of residents in long-term care (LTC) facilities in the province of Ontario, Canada. Barriers to providing end-of-life care education in LTC facilities are also identified. cross-sectional survey of directors of care in all licensed LTC facilities in the province of Ontario, Canada. directors of care from 426 (76.9% response rate) licensed LTC facilities completed a postal-survey questionnaire. Topics identified as very important for staff education included pain and symptom management and communication with family members about EoL care. Priorities for family education included respecting the residents' expressed wishes for care and communication about EoL care. Having


Henrikh Mkhitaryan has thrown a subtle dig at Manchester United by claiming that he is enjoying his football better than when he was with The Red Devils.

The attacking midfielder joined us in January in a deal that saw Alexis Sanchez move to Old Trafford; he played particularly well in the Europa League as Arsenal reached the semi-finals.

The Armenian, who has scored 25 international goals in his career including ones against Italy and Germany, can play anywhere across the front-line. He is known for his close dribbling skills, creativity and awareness; but is not quite so comfortable with the defensive aspect of his game.

It is not entirely surprising, therefore, that his relationship with Jose Mourinho had reached an all-time low, and he opted to move to London as hisGulf Coast band gets it right the second time around

BLUFF PARK, ALA. — Ross Newell steps up to a modest stage, about to serenade some 80 Bluff Park locals at Moonlight on the Mountain—an intimate BYOB listening room in the heart of the community on Shades Crest Road. Judging by the smile on Newell's bearded face, you would never guess his touring van—fondly named Roseanne—broke down just a few hours before.

Lead singer and songwriter for The Mulligan Brothers, Newell says unforeseen hiccups—like the van breaking down—are just part of the whole musician gig. "We're just incredibly grateful that we've gotten a lot of the opportunities that we've had," the Mobile-native says.

The Mulligan Brothers—who are, in fact, not brothers at all—include Newell, Gram Rea, Ben Leininger, and Greg DeLuca.


possible."

The band opens their performance at Moonlight on the Mountain with, "Oh Susanna," an upbeat song that paints imagery of traveling to New York City and driving through Tennessee to perform—but coming home to Alabama "because I've got no place else to be."

After playing sold-out shows in Europe, Newell says it's often a humbling experience to return to Alabama and play for the "hometown."

"You'll play this European tour where every show is sold out and it's a wonderful thing. Then you'll come home to that Thursday night gig, and there's a fight in front of you and no one's listening," he says with a laugh. "The hometown does a good job of keeping you humbled."

The band is still relatively new on the music scene. "We're learning stuff everyWe take the facts from LUBA's opinion:
"The subject property is the undivided westernmost 20 acre portion of a 175 acre parcel. The history of the 175 acre parcel is relevant to this appeal proceeding.
"Until 1986, the 175 acre parcel was part of a larger parcel. In 1986, [petitioners] sought and were granted approval to partition the larger parcel into the 175 acre parcel, of which the subject 20 acres are a part, and two other parcels. The purpose of the partition was `to reorganize two working ranches and create smaller, more efficient management units.' The subject 20 acres consist of sand and wetland soils having an agricultural capability classification of SCS Class VII. Between 26% and 40% of the soils on the 175 acre parcel are SCS Class


Galatians 1:1

Paul an apostle, not of men, neither by man The writer of this epistle, Paul, puts his name to it, as to all his epistles, excepting that to the Hebrews, if that be his, being neither afraid nor ashamed to own what is herein contained. He asserts himself to be "an apostle", which was the highest office in the church, to which he was immediately called by Christ, and confirmed in it by signs and wonders. This he chose to mention, because of the false teachers, who had insinuated he was no apostle, and not to be regarded; whereas he had received grace and apostleship from Christ, and was an apostle, "not of men", as were the apostles or messengers of the sanhedrim F1; (See Gill on2 Corinthians 8:23) and as were the false apostles, who were sent out by men, who had no authority to send them forth: the apostle, as he did not take this honour to himself, did not thrust himself into this office, or run before he was sent; so he was not sent by men; he did not act upon human authority, or by an human commission: this is said in opposition to the false apostles, and to an unlawful investiture with the office of apostleship, and an usurpation of it, as well as to distinguish himself from the messengers and ambassadors of princes, who are sent with credentials by them to negotiate civil affairs for them in foreign courts, he being an ambassador of Christ; and from the


messengers of churches, who were sometimes sent with assistance or advice to other churches; and he moreover says, "nor by man"; by a mere man, but by one that was more than a man; nor by a mortal man, but by Christ, as raised from the dead, immortal and glorious at God's right hand: or rather the sense is, he was not chosen into the office of apostleship by the suffrages of men, as Matthias was; or he was not ordained an apostle in the manner the ordinary ministers of the Gospel and pastors are, by the churches of Christ; so that as the former clause is opposed to an unlawful call of men, this is opposed to a lawful one; and shows him to be not anordinary minister, but an extraordinary one, who was called to this office, not mediately by men, by any of the churches as common ministers are:

but by Jesus Christ; immediately, without the intervention of men, as appears from ( Acts 26:16-18 ) . For what Ananias did upon his conversion was only putting his hands on him to recover his sight, and baptizing him; it was Christ that appeared to him personally, and made him a minister; and his separation with Barnabas, by the church, under the direction of the Holy Ghost, ( Acts 13:2Acts 13:4 ) was to some particular work and service to be done by them, and not to apostleship, and which was long after Paul was made an apostle by Christ. Jesus Christ being here


opposed to man, does not suggest that he was not a man, really and truly, for he certainly was; he partook of the same flesh and blood with us, and was in all things made like unto us, sin excepted; but that he was not a mere man, he was truly God as well as man; for as the raising him from the dead, in the next clause, shows him to be a man, or he could not have died; so his being opposed to man, and set in equality with God the Father, in this verse, and grace and peace being prayed for from him, as from the Father, ( Galatians 1:4 ) and the same glory ascribed to him as to the Father, ( Galatians 1:5) prove him to be truly and properly God. The apostle adds,

and God the Father; Christ and his Father being of the same nature and essence, power and authority, as they are jointly concerned and work together in the affairs or nature and Providence, so in those of grace; and particularly in constituting and ordaining apostles, and setting them in the church. This serves the more to confirm the divine authority under which Paul acted as an apostle, being not only made so by Christ, but also by God the Father, who is described as he,

who raised him from the dead; which is observed, not so much to express the divine power of the Father, or the glory of Christ, as raised from the dead, but to strengthen


the validity of the apostle's character and commission as such; to whom it might have been objected, that he had not seen Christ in the flesh, nor familiarly conversed with him, as the rest of the apostles did: to which he was able to reply, that he was not called to be an apostle by Christ in his low and mean estate of humiliation, but by him after he was raised from the dead, and was set down at the right hand of God; who personally appeared to him in his glory, and was seen by him, and who made and appointed him his apostle, to bear his name before Gentiles, and kings, and the people of Israel; so that his call to apostleship was rather more grandtook place. In the absence of licking, there were no behavioral measures to record.

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Conditioned suppression to the CS and flashing light background stimulus was tested drug free and in a counterbalanced order. On the first test day, 24 h after reshaping and 48 h after conditioning, the animals were placed in the conditioning boxes and presented with the noise CS or flashing light background stimulus. Water was available throughout the test and the waterspout was illuminated. Once


have a lot to learn in a short amount of time, but he has an overwhelming amount of driving talent on his side. He has a great car owner with Michael Andretti, who's not only an owner, but he's been a driver, too. Michael has so much to offer Kurt in terms of knowledge and firsthand experience. It really seems like a natural pairing."

Busch plans to test twice in an open-wheel car before the Indianapolis 500, and the 2004 NASCAR champion already has airplanes and helicopters lined up to get him back and forth to Sprint Cup events in Charlotte. Although three drivers have previously attempted the Memorial Day weekend double -- including John Andretti and Robby Gordon -- Stewart is the only one to have completed everylap in both races, that benchmark coming in 2001 when he finished sixth in Indy and third in Charlotte.

Gordon was the last driver to attempt the double, his 2004 try falling victim to weather. Busch said Stewart, who won an open-wheel title before becoming a three-time champion in NASCAR, wants to be in Indianapolis to watch the kickoff to his endeavor this May.

"He said he wanted to go and watch the beginning of the 500 with me," Busch said. "It's an amazing feeling to have a guy like Tony Stewart there."

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  wasn’t around, despite the fact that Sam was only a year younger than him and now a junior in high school. Sam was smart and he could look out for himself. That didn’t stop Dean worrying about the kid, though.

Their dad had been posted abroad, and they had been told in no uncertain terms that John Winchester was unlikely to return until he had been gone at least eight months. He regularly called and sent letters and photos, and the bank account was full enough that the pantry was always well-stocked, but the bottom line was, Dean and Sam were a sixteen and a seventeen year old alone in a new, strange town, starting, yet again, a new high school. Dean was determined to finish his senior year


here – he knew college wasn’t for him, but he at least wanted his high school diploma, and Sammy deserved the best education he could get – kid was gonna be a lawyer someday, had already been looking at college applications.

And now they’d been at their new school for nearly a month, and while Dean, always rough around the edges with strangers, always wary of letting people in, had had trouble connecting with people, Sam had befriended a number of his fellow juniors. He had already decided to try out for the basketball team – he was more than tall enough, at least – and was close friends with the JV cheerleaders, particularly a sweet girl named Jessica and a rather more catty one, Ruby. And evidently, he’dTT. They documented suspected cases on TT registration forms and notified team leaders of any suspected TT cases through text messaging or in person. After compiling a list of all suspected patients in the team leader's catchment area for that day, the team leader would then notify the OMA of the suspected cases identified. Within \<24 h the OMA would visit each suspected case at the household level and confirm whether the person had TT and document it on the TT registration form. In West Galabat locality, this same approach was used; however, 21 villages were searched. Three OMAs were each assigned seven villages and were responsible for confirming reported TT cases. At the completion of the case-finding activity, a list of confirmed TT cases was created for both


Elvis Presley’s first Las Vegas contract will be auctioned in the U.K. later this month.

Described by auction house Henry Aldridge & Son as “an exceptionally iconic piece of Las Vegas and music history,” the William Morris Agency contract is signed by Presley in two places.

The contract covers Presley’s two-week engagement at the New Frontier Hotel in Vegas during late April and early May 1956.

A $5 MILLION NICKEL? EXTREMELY RARE 1913 COIN UP FOR AUCTION

The shows came at the start of Presley’s career and his performances in front of an audience of largely middle-aged men did not generate the level of hysteria associated with his later shows.

“This was still the early part of 1956 and Presley was on the verge of greatness, up until now Elvis had performed infront of screaming teenagers but things would be different in Las Vegas,” explained Henry Aldridge & Son, in a statement.

“Compared to the usual teenage hysteria, however, Elvis had a lukewarm acceptance from the middle-aged audience.”

A number of teenagers, however, did get to see and meet Presley in a special matinee performance on Saturday April 28, which was described as a resounding success.

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Presley’s closing performance on May 6, 1956 was recorded and initially released on "Elvis Aron Presley," an 8-record box set released in connection with Presley's 25th Anniversary with RCA in November 1980.

Presley was paid $7,500 per week for his engagement at the New Frontier Hotel. When he returned to perform in the city 13 years later, he was


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