them.

But Owen made no bones about the two men's involvement. "I am sure that Mr. Lugovoi and Mr. Kovtun were acting under the direction of others when they poisoned Mr Litvinenko," he wrote, adding that they were likely directed by the FSB.

Russian reactions

Responding to the report, Lugovoi called the judge's findings "absurd," according to the Russian news agency Interfax.

The Kremlin also slammed the findings, calling it "clearly politically motivated."

"We would like to note that the Russian position on this matter remains unchanged and is well known. We regret that a purely criminal case has been politicized and clouded the overall atmosphere of bilateral relations," said foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.

"It's obvious that the decision to cease the coroner investigation and begin the public hearing was clearly politically motivated,"she added, alluding to the decision on the UK's part to switch from a private's coroner's inquest to a public inquiry.

Owen heard the testimony of 62 witnesses over a 6-month period, and the inquiry he led included confidential intelligence briefings.

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UK inquiry says Putin 'probably approved' Litvinenko murder

Litvinenko, once a member of Putin’s inner circle, broke with the Russian leader in 2000 and fled to England. There he became an outspoken critic of the Kremlin under Putin and is said to have provided information to British intelligence services.

Britain threatens sanctions

In light of Russia's response, the UK has said it was already moving to implement sanctions against Moscow, such as assest freezes for Lugovoi and Kovtun, if the refusal to extradite them continues. The British government has already summoned


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Seller was contacted about the dead microphone on June 13th, and responded back with questions if I could determine why the microphone was dead. I responded the same day and told the seller since I had purchased three, and it was easy to determine the microphone was the dead and not cables or connectors. On June 16th the seller agreed to send a replacement. As of June 21st I’m still waiting for the replacement.

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The microphoneexactly the right age. As for Ram-Man, no disrespect, but Ram-Man should not be a dwarf. Don't really know how they came to that conclusion. Is it because he was shorter than everybody else in the Filmation cartoon? . . . Another thing, their choices for Man At Arms and Teela make me laugh. Are they aware that Man At Arms is Teela's father?

I agree. People who are concerned about Adam and He-Man being played by the same actor should consider that the differences between Adam and He-Man can be exaggerated as with Steve Rogers and Captain America in The First Avenger and the average-size actors who were made into dwarves for Snow White and the Huntsman.

Why not get rid off Adam and secret identity angle altogether, it


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This incredible artwork is found on a hillside at the Andes Mountains.

In 1982, there was a forest fire, and the local artists decided to do carvings of both the burnt wood and some of the remaining trees. The results are stunning - there are over 30 sculptures in total, and they add more every 4 years.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

The Chinese Almanac, also known as the Tung Shu, is commonly known as a book of auspicious and inauspicious dates, but there isArmy chief General Qamar Bajwa said the attack was an attempt to mar celebrations on Monday as Pakistan celebrated 70 years since independence from British colonial rule.

A roadside bomb killed eight soldiers in a remote district in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan, a government official said on Tuesday, the second attack within days in the troubled region.

The blast late on Monday in Harnai district was some 160 km (100 miles) east of the provincial capital, Quetta, where a suicide bomber rammed his motorcycle into an army truck on Tuesday, killing eight soldiers and seven civilians.

The separatist Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) group claimed responsibility for the bombing in phone calls made to media in Quetta. Islamic State said it carried out Saturday's bombing.

Army chief General Qamar Bajwa said the


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Camera Center, Inc., d/b/a Murphy's Camera and Video, operates six camera stores and photo processing centers, four in Louisville, one in Lexington, Kentucky and one in Indiana. Two of the locations in Louisville have an on-site photo processing laboratory and the other locations send undeveloped film to those two locations for processing. Murphy's, through Liberty National Leasing Company, purchased new equipment for use in its photo processing operation which included various pieces of film and slide processing equipment and began developing film for profit between December 1, 1988 andservice provision must be put out to tender and so hefty percentage of every pound spent on healthcare in this country must go into the pockets of the likes of Richard Branson and the MPs with financial interests in UK healthcare companies. They were kids voting for Christmas. They passed this legislation despite the fact it was not in their manifesto and they have no mandate to do so. The media were silent while they did it; the good guys found the story too complicated to tell, the frightened guys were silent because they were cowed by the Leveson inquiry, and the venal guys were lined up side by side with the MPs and their friends in the healthcare companies.

The NHS was imperfect, especially after so many years


remember individuals. And it’s in how we remember them that a legacy – or not – is left.

Rob Caskie is making his mark all over the world as a public speaker. His legacy will no doubt be one of pure passion and excellence for tales he tells of the Anglo Zulu Wars. He will be known for his love of wildlife, his travels around Africa and for his expeditions to the Antarctic…

But that is not his legacy for me.

Rob and I both grew up in the Midlands of kwaZulu Natal. He was two years ahead of me at the local high school. I could tell you he was headboy and that he played rugby really well. Or that he was a provincial athlete – shot put I thinkDrawing on firsthand accounts from teachers and students, American Indian Educationconsiders and analyzes shifting educational policies and philosophies, paying special attention to the passage of the Native American Languages Act and current efforts to revitalize Native American cultures.


In the last week, two conversations on television suggest that the idea that the Iraq war was undertaken because of concern for Israel’s security is now conventional wisdom among the chattering classes.

First there was a discussion about foreign policy at the Center for American Progress on December 15, aired later on CSPAN, in which James Mann, the scholar and author, said that Obama had set out to be an old-style realist, in the mode of Zbig Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft. The difference between him and the neocons was a question of the status of the Israel/Palestine conflict in considerations of how to get peace in the Middle East. Mann:

When Obama took office, he cited Scowcroft as a model… I do think that was realism. You mention Israel andthe Palestinians. That is interesting because that goes back to a debate around the time of the Iraq War and before, where the neoconservatives felt, having been most of them or all of them through the Gulf War, that a display of military power, as they saw it in the Gulf War, opened the way for some negotiations. That was their belief. It cowed Arafat, Arafat was scared and he was marginalized. And therefore that would work with the Iraq War. And the other side, this is at the time of the 2002 Iraq war, Scowcroft and Brzezinski had been arguing that you can’t get anywhere in the Middle East without an agreement between Israel and Palestinians first. Obama takes off on the Scowcroft side of that.

So the


neoconservative road to peace in Jerusalem went through Baghdad, by burning it and occupying it…

Last night on Hardball, Chris Matthews made a similar point. In a discussion about why Hillary Clinton had supported the Iraq war, he said she may have been mistaken in hindsight but not at the time.

What was the mistake? She did what she wanted to do. I think she played, as they say in the Godfather parlance, the smart move. Being for the war in 2002 thinking was the smarts. She represents New York [then as Senator]. That makes sense. A lot of people are very pro-Israel. They worry about anything in that region. She also knows that supporting wars has a better track record for people running for president than being doves.

A fewThe draft picks owned by the Cleveland Browns take another frustrating loss as the Colts led by Andrew Luck were able to earn a tough victory against the Seattle Seahawks taking them to 4-1. Luck and the Colts passing game were able to make some huge plays to power them to the win, their third in a row.

Sep 29, 2013; Jacksonville, FL, USA; Indianapolis Colts running back Trent Richardson (34) runs the ball during the first half of the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field. Mandatory Credit: Melina Vastola-USA TODAY Sports

Trent Richardson had his longest run of the year at 16 yards, but that only brought his average for the day up to 3.1 yards per carry. Overall, Richardson carried the ball 18 times for 56


Protests this month at a potential shale gas site in New Brunswick involve an issue that has been at the heart of resource development battles across Canada — the duty to consult and accommodate aboriginal people when the development is on their traditional land.

The latest round of the protests by Elsipogtog First Nation members and their supporters resulted in a violent clash Thursday when the RCMP moved in to enforce a court injunction against the protesters' blockade.

But long before that, local First Nations leaders were raising concerns about the failure of government and industry to consult with them before development went ahead.

Rulings by the Supreme Court of Canada and lower courts have established a duty to consult and accommodate aboriginal people when development is considered on their land,Friendship Treaties of 1760 and 1761 in the Maritimes, the Mi’kmaq and the Maliseet signatories did not surrender rights to lands or resources," Aboriginal Affairs states on their website.

The lack of perceived progress in land claims settlement underlies the latest protests in New Brunswick and across Canada, according to Augustine. He is originally from Elsipogtog and is a hereditary chief of the Signigtog region.

Elsipogtog is also in the area of the province where the Mi'kmaq have won important legal victories at the Supreme Court, establishing their rights to hunt, fish and trap and harvest lumber.

"This is an area that has seen a fair amount of rocking and rolling in the access to resources and treaty rights and aboriginal rights drama," says Bill Gallagher, lawyer and author of the


2012 book Resource Rulers: Fortune and Folly on Canada's Road to Resources.

Lawyer Bill Gallagher, author of the 2012 book, Resource Rulers, says First Nations have won 186 court cases about resources development since the mid-'80s. (billgallaher.ca)

Gallagher worked for the federal government as a treaty land entitlement officer on the Prairies, but spent the first third of his life in New Brunswick's east coast region that includes Elsipogtog, Rexton and Burnt Church.

He sees this month's protest as part of a continuum. "People have to realize that there's unfinished business across the country and it's no longer business as usual anywhere in the country."

Gallagher says the New Brunswick government needs to go back and address the issues that were there at the very outset of this development, and "if therehas been insufficient consultation, that has to be redoubled." There should be a serious cooling-off period, as well, he adds.

After CBC News spoke to Gallagher, Premier David Alward and Elsipogtog Chief Aaron Sock met Friday night and agreed on a cooling-off period.

Cross-country protests, cross-country issues

Following Thursday's violence and arrests, the protests went cross-country, with over 45 planned on short notice for the next day.

People in Edmonton and many other locations took to the streets on Oct. 18 to support anti-fracking protesters in New Brunswick. (CBC)

Shannon Houle, a band councillor with Saddle Lake Cree Nation in northern Alberta, went to the protest in Edmonton. She says it was an act of solidarity not only with the Mi'kmaw people but solidarity with the land and the water as well. "We


Class of '43 celebrates 70 years

It's a tight-knit group of friends who have known each other for several decades. "A lot of them are still around here, but they're everywhere. [They're] from California, Texas, Maine, New York," said Louis Simmons, the group's coordinator.

All of them are either 87 or 88 years old. They're the Science Hill High School graduating class of 1943, and they're celebrating their 70th high school reunion. "To be able to have lived 70 years, it's wonderful. Absolutely wonderful," said Science Hill class of '43 alumnus Betty Speer.

"It's a lot of fun just to sit down, reminisce and talk," said Simmons.

They tell us 212 graduated that year; nearly 20 participated in the reunion.

Dr. Charles Moffatt tells us this group of people holds a special placeones who still live in the Tri-Cities meet up twice a year.

The coffin containing the remains of King Richard III is carried on a procession for interrment at Leicester Cathedral on March 22, 2015 in Leicester, England. The skeleton of King Richard III was discovered in 2012 in the foundations of Greyfriars Church, Leicester, 500 years after he was killed in the Battle of Bosworth Field.

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United Auto Workers International Overturns Local Union’s BDS Vote

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A United Auto Workers strike. The group’s international body opposed local support for BDS. Photo: Wikipedia.

Last year, BDS supporters went crazy when a local student workers union at the University of California voted to support BDS:

Student workers at the University of California have voted by a landslide to support the Palestinian-led boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel.

The votes, which were cast on 4 December by members of UAW Local 2865, resulted in 65 percent, or 1,411 members voting in support of a BDS resolution against 35 percent, or 749 members, voting against.

UAW Local 2865 has thus become the first labor union in theUS to join the BDS movement.

The union represents 13,000 student workers in the University of California system. It joins a growing number of student governments, academic associations and activist organizations in the US which have pledged to hold Israel accountable for violations of human rights and to end the complicity by corporations and universities which profit from such violations.

The ballots asked union members to cast their vote to call on the University of California and UAW International to divest their holdings from Israeli state institutions and international companies “complicit in severe and ongoing human rights violations as part of the Israeli oppression of the Palestinian people.”

The grown-ups at UAW International apparently didn’t think much of a bunch of student workers telling them what to do. In fact, while


that resolution was being debated, UAW International told UAW Local 2865 explicitly that their position was firm opposition to BDS.

In a landmark decision yesterday, United Auto Workers (UAW) International Union granted an appeal filed by a member of the University of California student group Informed Grads, thereby striking down a Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) resolution adopted by UAW Local 2865 last year. UAW 2865 represents graduate student workers at all of the University of California campuses. UAW International, the body that oversees all UAW locals in the United States, set national precedent by denying the local organization the right to adopt such a divisive and alienating measure.

Over the past year, certain members of UAW 2865 championed a one-sided, counterproductive BDS referendum that limits academic freedom and promotes
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v.
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September 21, 1983.
*233 Jack Emory Farley, Public Advocate, Linda K. West, Asst. Public Advocate, Frankfort, for appellant.
Steven L. Beshear, Atty. Gen., Suzanne Guss, Asst. Atty. Gen., Frankfort, for appellee.
LEIBSON, Justice.
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His area of habitation once stretched for many miles but due to population growth it has diminished to the dense woods surrounding the Creek Road Bridge. There have been many stories of thrill seekers attempting to provoke the charred man by getting out of their vehicle and standing on the bridge calling out in a teasing manner.

At this point the creature is said to come charging onto the bridge in an attempt to attack his agitator. On multiple occasions the potential victims have left the scene and found the dents and black ash markings left on their car from the charred mans furious blows.

There are many different thoughts as to where this mysterious man/beast comes from, though no one really knows for sure. Some say he was oncea child who was nearly burnt alive and became insane as he grew older from watching his father die in the same fire.

Another story is that he is a widow and was burnt trying to save his dear wife from a house fire that ultimately took her life and left him a mass of burnt flesh and peeling skin. Still yet, one other story of interest claims the charred man to be the driver of a bus that had crashed over the side of the bridge in the 1940s killing all of the passengers although the driver's body was never recovered.

The rumors go on and on of just what or who the charred man may be. I thought the bus scenario was interesting because there have been other


brother, Virgil Shroyer, helped her run the farm for many years, until his death in July, 1960. At the time of Virgil's death Jennie's family consisted of her brother George Shroyer and his wife Beulah; Virgil's widow (Jessie Shroyer, plaintiff herein), and Jessie's five daughters and two sons (Wayne and Wesley, defendants herein). On October 15, 1960 Jennie made and executed a will, properly witnessed, leaving the 80-acre farm to Virgil's widow, Jessie Shroyer, reciting that Virgil had kept up the farm for 30 years and that Jessie, his wife, "has been more than a sister to me in that time and all without compensation of any kind." (At that time Jessie owned or had an interest in farms totalling 663 acres, and a house in Mercer, subjectto a mortgage of between $10,000 and $11,000, facts of which Jennie was aware.)
Jennie Peters was a strong-willed woman with a mind of her own. "You just didn't tell her what to do." She was generous with her relatives and from time to time made gifts to or paid bills for them. She gave one of her nieces $500 when the niece's husband died. She gave Wesley Shroyer $240 to pay for new dentures. She was "in the habit of making up deeds" and would dispose of her property, change her mind and make another disposition of her property, then change her mind again. In the six years before her death she made three different dispositions of her property. Jennie preferred secrecy about her property affairs and wanted


to keep peace in the family. After executing the will dated October 15, 1960 Jennie turned it over to her niece Betty Daily with the request that Betty put it in her bank box and "not ever say anything about it." Jennie said she thought it would "keep down trouble in the family" if nobody knew about it. The will remained in Betty's safety deposit box in Peoples Bank of Mercer until Jennie died. After giving Betty possession of the will Jennie did not thereafter discuss the will with Betty, or request of Betty that she return the will or destroy it. After Virgil's death Wayne and Wesley would come out to Jennie's farm about once a week. They would chop ice and perform other chores, such asto do so. Robert Jones suggested that Jennie get a lawyer to prepare the deed but she wanted him to prepare it, so finally he "gave up" and he and his wife prepared the deed. Jennie made it known to Jones that the purpose of preparing the deed was "to pass title before she died so it wouldn't be probated as a part of her estate." Jones explained that Jennie was "a saving sort of person" and that she did not want too much property to "go through Probate Court." When asked whether she had any other papers "out" Jennie answered that all of her papers had been brought back to her and "everything was destroyed"that there was no will or "anything else of that matter"; that her


1964. Wayne Shroyer told the notary public that Jennie wanted her to come out to notarize some papers. The notary refused to drive out to the farm because of bad weather conditions. Wayne then offered to drive her out and bring her back, to which she consented. When the notary first saw the paper to be notarized it was lying on a table in the kitchen. Jennie asked the notary if she would notarize her signature "on that." The notary surmised that it was a warranty deed. Jennie folded it so that the notary could not see whose names were on the deed. Jennie did not identify the grantee. The notary considered that Jennie knew what she was doing but that for some reason Jennie wanted to keepthe name of the grantee to herself. Only Jennie and the notary were in the room when the paper was notarized. Wayne was in another part of the house. The deed was not handed to Wayne in the notary's presence. It was lying on the table when the notary left.
Afterward Jennie told the Joneses that she had signed the deed; that she had conveyed the farm to Wayne and Wesley and that they were the owners; that "it belonged to the boys"; that she had consulted with them about selling the farm; that she did not want them to ever sell the farm and told them that "if it were she, she would not sell." In the weeks and months that followed and up until the time of


her death Jennie "conveyed the attitude" to the Joneses "that the boys were the owners of the farm."
George Shroyer testified that about six months before Jennie's death he had a conversation with her at her home in which she told him that she had deeded the farm to Wayne and Wesley, and that "she told Wayne to take that deed and read it and he took it * * *"; that she "actually gave" the deed to Wayne and "told him it was his, but she wanted to keep it in her possession until she died"; that "she was going to keep the deed until she died""she was going to keep it in a safe place." When asked whether she told him why she didn't want Wayne toof her property to Wayne Shroyer. Concerned about his lease, he went to Jennie in July, 1966 and asked whether the land had been deeded to Wayne. She said "yes" but assured him that the deed was made after the lease and that she had "included the lease" in the deed. Jennie continued to live on the 80-acre farm and to collect royalties from the rock quarry until her death. She kept and retained the money for herself.
On July 5, 1966 Jennie wrote an unwitnessed and therefore ineffective "will" in her own handwriting, stating that she wanted to make known her wishes as to the disposal of her home and belongings. She recited that she had been alone, without financial help; that Virgil had always seen to it


when the deed to farm and lease contract including royalty payments (same being part and parcel of farm) shall be turned over to owners of farm Wesley and Wayne Shroyer. At my passing Robert Jones shall have full charge such as paying claims and distribution of funds he shall sign all papers and none shall be honored without the Peoples Bank O K"
After this statement she named those to whom should be given her father's picture; her bed; steer calf; reclining chair; range, big mirror, red rug, etc.
Jennie died in a hospital October 3, 1966. Two or three weeks before her death, just before going to the hospital for her final illness, Jennie obtained her "papers" from a bank box. At Jennie's instance the Joneses bought a metalstrongbox for Jennie. Jennie put her papers in it and handed *219 the box to Robert Jones, asking him to keep it while she was in the hospital. Jones refused to take the key to the strongbox, preferring not to have access to the box. Jennie did not give Jones instructions as to what to do with the metal box other than to keep itshe did not instruct him to deliver it to anyone else. Specifically, she did not tell the Joneses to give the deed to defendants in case she died. Jones would have redelivered the box to Jennie at her request. The box stayed in the possession of the Joneses at their house until Jennie's death and was not opened by them. After Jennie's death the


Joneses took the locked box to the probate office at Princeton.
On the night of Jennie's death Wesley Shroyer stated that he did not known anything about the Jennie Peters estate; that he did not know anything about a deed. Asked later if he knew anything about Jennie's business Wesley stated that he didn't know anything about it.
After Jennie's death Betty Daily took Jennie's will dated October 15, 1960 out of her bank box and turned it over to Wesley Shroyer. Wesley said nothing to Betty about a deed, made no claim that the land had been deeded to his brother and him, and promised that he would take the will to the probate court the next morning. When the family assembled at the probate court the probate judgesaid there was no valid will. Betty got up and said there was a valid will and that it was in Wesley's possession. Wesley "reluctantly" produced the will and handed it to the probate judge. At that time neither Weslay nor Wayne Shroyer made any mention of a deed conveying the property to them. At a second meeting Wesley and Wayne, who were designated as "administrators" in the will of October 15, 1960, qualified as co-executors. A search was made at Jennie's home for the keys to the box. Mrs. Jones found the keys in a vase on Jennie's dresser. Wayne and Wesley opened the metal strongbox at the time of the making of the inventory, took out the deed of December 1, 1964 and had it filed


for record on October 15, 1966. Later they went to Jessie and told her that there was a deed in the box made out to them, "so, therefore, the farm was theirs." The box and contents, including "General Warranty Deed," were listed in the estate inventory and appraisement.
Wayne and Wesley Shroyer did not testify concerning delivery of the deed because of the Dead Man's Statute. Wayne, however, was permitted to testify that he made an effort to keep the "fact" that he was the owner of the farm a secret from his sisters from the time the deed was executed until the time of Jennie's death.
On this appeal from a decree in equity it is our duty to review the evidence, determine its weight and sufficiency, and makeuntil the date of her death.[2] Grantees had no access to and no permission from grantor to take possession of the deed. It was found in her strongbox, which she had placed in the temporary custody of her trusted friends and neighbors, Robert and Rachel Jones. Grantor retained the keys and had the right to call for the return of the strongbox and its contents, including the deed in question, at any time.[3] Grantor did not place the deed in the possession of her banker, the notary, the Joneses, her brother George (in whom she confided in business matters), or anyone else, with directions to deliver the deed to the grantees.[4] Grantor had a *222 penchant for changing her mind about the disposition of her property, and frequently


she did not consider that the deed had been delivered so as to pass title in December, 1964. Although she recited that she had deeded her home of 80 acres to the boys, and gave her reasons, the wording used strongly indicates her intention that they were to take in the future. The boys "shall have a good deed to the farm." The rock contract "shall go with the deed to Wesley and Wayne." The royalties were to be used to pay her funeral expenses and other obligations (still retaining control over the proceeds of the quarry) and after all accounts are settled the deed and lease "shall be turned over to the owners of the farm Wesley and Wayne Shroyer." (Our emphasis.) This is not the languageTools

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West African mining is quite different to the Westernwe are delivering today the Ipad the new imac the Ipod Iphoto Macbook air Itunes the revolutionary he's one of the most creative and bearing CEOs a global icon who have shaped the worlds of technology and media this products are adored by millions the company he started in a garage is worth more than 200 billion dollars today is an incredible talent he has for getting people to hear what he says and get excited about it for over 30 years computers music movies and mobile phones have all been transformed by Apple's Steve Jobs he's been called a brilliant visionary he is the Thomas Edison of our time and an egocentric bully he drove them overly hard at certain times some of them just wound up


have a tendency to try to freeze him and say he's like this when in fact has changed a lot Jobs is a true son of Silicon Valley born in nineteen fifty five in San Francisco he was raised in its freewheeling culture of experimentation and innovation Aaron Sorkin is an author who has written extensively about jobs and Apple's Steve Jobs from going back to when he was a teenager was very influenced by the nineteen sixties nineteen seventies counterculture you know he loved the Beatles he loved Bob Dylan he enrolled in organs reed college but dropped out his freshman year Daniel Kottke was a college friend of jobs I think by the time he was a freshman in college Steve already had a sense thatthere were great opportunities in the world and that he wasn't really going to need his college credits Robert X Cringely was Apple computer employee number 12 I met him he was I think 19 years old he had hair down to his waist and he only ate fruit and he was all clearly happy when Jobs returned to his childhood home in California he became interested in what was then an entirely new concept the personal computer a revolution was brewing in this hall rented from Stanford University a group of eccentric enthusiasts and inventors called themselves the homebrew Computer Club they were about to ignite a new industry Jobs join meetings with a man who would become his partner and founding Apple computer Steve Wozniak people


to bring their ideas to life the Apple team needed capital jobs convinced angel investor Mike Markkula to invest around ninety thousand dollars and a line of credit in the fledgling company in exchange market got one third ownership and started a 20-year career with Apple computer it was exactly what they needed to create their new computer the Apple Two it became the first highly successful mass-produced personal computer what was revolutionary about the Apple Two was its use of color the fact that had a built-in keyboard and it was the first one to look like a consumer device and so it was a huge success you know it's astounding success right from the gang at 23 jobs and the Apple team were soon making moreon inside Apple although Jobs was the founder and creative force of apple the Apple board of directors wanted an experienced executive to be president of the company jobs interviewed dozens of candidates before he focused on someone from outside the tech world Pepsi CEO John Sculley I wasn't really interested in joining Apple or being the CEO of Apple I thought I was highly unqualified but Steve those days he had long black hair and very piercing palmetto very eyes look down at his running shoes and then he looked up at me and he said you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life what do you want to come with me and change the world and it was like someone just knocked


to be the head of the Lisa division was his first personal failure even though he was chairman of the board and co-founder of the company they said he wasn't experienced enough to run the Lisa team and so he was unhappy about that Jobs threw himself into another project a computer created by apple employee Jef Raskin that would use similar technology but be available to consumers at a much lower price he felt this would break open the market or rather to characterize his brain properly or rather the market ought to break open you know if the market had any sense the project was named the Macintosh he set up shop in an outline building in the Apple complex and took a small team ofApples best engineers with him there was a black pirate flag flying on a vast in the front of the building and this signified what Steve said was were the Pirates and the Lisa team where the Navy also during this time the 29 year old Jobs bought in historic mansion in pricy wood-side California the seventeen thousand foot Spanish mansion was considered by some in town to be a cultural landmark he lived there is a kind of weird helmet recluse while developing the Mac and it was famous for being and completely into your furniture he slept on a bare mattress on the floor jobs obsession with the Macintosh and his intense drive began to take its toll on the Mac team he was just impossible


industry prodigy Bill Gates in the lead-up to the Mac launch the two pioneers appear together at an Apple event Microsoft have been writing software for the map for two years jobs didn't know that down the road Bill Gates would become his main rival for obs the enemy was IBM and a pc that was taking over the market well big blue dominates the entire computer industry the entire information age was George Orwell right yes jobs the underdog took aim at the giant with a spellbinding commercial everybody who was around at the time remembers the most memorable moment of the launch of the Macintosh being the Ridley Scott commercial there was this dark Orwellian vision of the future it aired nationally only once on superpc-compatible computers still dominated the market internally trouble was brewing and have a computer he ran amok at apple he cost the company a lot of money so Steve was considered be wasteful he was considered to be self-indulgent he was the largest shareholder but also kind of a brat the thinking was well Mcintosh had not penetrated business we need a more mature leadership some adult supervision to run the company attention in the company rose as an internal power struggle threatened to tear it apart I said Steve we're a public company and I have to tell the board where we are in terms of inventory in terms of sales performance and were in trouble and the trouble is in the Macintosh division and he said


I should to the exit jobs was 30 years old he sold all but one share of his apple stock receive it was a it was a statement it's a vote of no confidence in the company I'm out there for the company's going to fail they've been 52 almost destroyed and threw him out of his own company and he thought it was unbelievable remember Steve Jobs didn't just see himself as a business person he saw himself as an artist he saw himself as a revolutionary someone who wanted to change the world and I think there was a brief flirtation with the idea that Steve Jobs to go into politics which off course looking back seems absurd because Steve Jobs is the least diplomatic personin the world there are all kinds of ideas and it turned out that he wanted to go back and once again create the most insanely great computer in the world taking five top managers in 1985 Jobs moved on to start a computer company called next for Jobs it was about more than just created a personal computer it was about trying to reinvent the company it was about creating the ideal work environment it was about creating the ideal architectural environment Next had to be perfect in every way something that would help change the world very modest ambitions the product was powerful inside and out a highly design example of jobs perfectionism the Next machine was was beautiful it had this black design it was


more get in a 2005 commencement address at Stanford University Steve Jobs revealed for the first time some personal details about his early life my biological mother was a young unwed graduate student and she decided to put me up for adoption she felt very strongly that I should be adopted by college graduates my biological mother found out later that my mother had never graduated from college and my father had never graduated from high school she refused to sign the final adoption papers she only relented a few months later when my parents promised that I would go to college this was the start in my life he was raised by parents who adopted him they were blue-collar salt-of-the-earth people they were good parents and butthey weren't intellectuals they weren't artists they weren't creative geniuses and Steve Jobs knew from early on that he was different later in life he discovered that his biological parents were intellectuals and is biological sister she turned out to be a brilliant novelist Mona Simpson in 1991 at age 36 jobs started his own family when he married Laurene Powell they have three children in addition to his daughter from a previous relationship Jobs cause these years after Apple his most creative and personally fulfilling his professional life was also changing dramatically another of his post Apple computer business ventures is slowly coming to life right after his ouster from Apple jobs bought a company from Lucas Films that would become a household name this little animation


the movie business today which is CG animation it was an enormous success and based on the incredible performance of Toy Story of Pixar was able to go public which ends up making Steve Jobs a billionaire it had been 10 years since he'd been fired from Apple and the drama and turmoil at the company continued to get worse in a 1996 interview for the PBS series triumph of the nerds Jobs wounds were still apparent he destroyed everything I spent 10 years working for starting with me today in a surprising admission John Sculley looks back on the Apple board of directors decision to out jobs and hind side I think they made the wrong choice you know that they should have chosen Steve the talentService is it spring bullet into all the future products in an ironic and stunning turn of events Apple computer bought next for over 400 million dollars we're going to be building our Next generation operating system on Next technology selling Next to Apple that is genius who she judges have to say wow Gil was sort of a victim of the time in the board made the change again Steve Jobs returned to the company he helped create and became interim CEO and so then began what I think is the greatest turn around in the history of corporate after a dozen years in exile Steve Jobs returned to the company he co-founded he just sent the vacuum and moved into Philip the old juices start to


personal computer this is the best thing I think we've ever done in October two thousand one jobs unveiled something that even for Apple was groundbreaking the Ipod went from concept to market in about eight months but the Ipod itself was only one part of a much bigger plan I think the genius of the Ipod was Itunes and Ipod Jobs was going after a music business under siege by piracy and file sharing of the introduction of Napster and things that came after Napster is pretty much can be looked at is the tipping point when revenue started to fall Larry Ken's will and other music executives were called up to Apples Cupertino offices to negotiate terms that would define the future of the music industry99 nights on products since they were unveiled in October of 2001 over a quarter of a billion Ipods have been sold Tony Sacconaghi is senior research analyst at Sanford c Bernstein and company starting in 2003-2004 we started to see real volumes in the Ipod that was really when Wall Street the stock price started to move the company started growing again started innovating again on May fifteenth 2001 Jobs unveiled an entirely new way to bring his products to consumers and they behind the scenes for nine months you know built a series of prototypes to us until they figured out the format they wanted the Apple stores began to show staggering success we had 26 million visitors during the holiday quarter in our retail stores


a month after he appeared on stage at this Apple event Job sent a shocking email to his employees he revealed he had been diagnosed with what he said was a treatable form of pancreatic cancer he wrote that he underwent successful surgery for the deadly disease and expected a full recovery when he returned to work a month later questions remained about what his mysterious illness would mean for Apples future the frightening health scare Steve Jobs was back on stage for one of the most important launches in Apple's history it was a product Apple have been secretly developing for years is a revolutionary Iphone who thought huh somebody had said to me I was going to just take over the smartphone segment and it's going21 year old Russian Daniil Medvedev, a new top 50 player, made a career breakthrough at Wimbledon, his third grand slam–upsetting Stan Wawrinka in four sets 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-1, for his first ever win against a top 5 player. Medvedev, a big hitter, started strong and upset Wawrinka’s rhythm and timing, securing a break midway through the first, and was rarely pressured on serve, as Wawrinka only got a break in set two. The Swiss was broken at the end of the third, and then slumped horribly in the fourth set, his game disintegrating as Medvedev brutalized him with powerful, aggressive ground strokes and crisp serves to get a breadstick fourth set victory.

Medvedev is part of a new generation of Russian men’s tennis, and with the likes


of Andrey Rublev and Karen Khachanov rapidly improving alongside him the future is bright. This young Russian won well over 100 matches below the ATP level over the last two seasons, and earned his way into the Wimbledon main draw by grinding away in the minor leagues. He has now earned 10 wins on grass this year, and in his Wimbledon debut looks set to make a deeper run, stating in his post match interview that he enjoys everything about Wimbledon, and was proud of his first grand slam win.

The three-time Slam champion Wawrinka looked unnerved again at Wimbledon, he’s never reached a semifinal at SW19, and for multiple seasons now he’s greatly struggled on the grass, unable to reach the heights of his other elite contemporaries suchas Roger Federer and Andy Murray. Wawrinka was a favorite in the match at the start, but he didn’t play like it, his game was shaky throughout the match, and Medvedev played up to his potential, truly enjoying his experience and the power of the moment.

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State Department Not Attributing Responsiblity for Plane Shot Down in Ukraine

As the White House continues to gather intelligence surrounding a crashed Malaysia Airlines flight that may have been shot down in Eastern Ukraine on Thursday. State Department spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki did not confirm nor deny whether separatists in Ukraine aligned with the Russian government were responsible for the incident.The 20-year-old was a part of ARA FC’s 2nd Division I-League campaign in the 2018-19 season.

Hailing from Gurgaon, 20-year-old centre-back Vinay Singh, has signed a one-year contract with Slovakian third division side MFK Lokomotiva Zvolen, Khel Now can exclusively reveal. The youngster played for ARA FC in the 2nd Division I-League last season.

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Murilo Rosa is accused of selling fake tickets in the final Rio 2016 male soccer

In his defense the actor said he was also deceived.

Photo: reproduction

A Curitiba lawyer who declined to be identified is claiming that Murilo Rosa would have sold him two fake tickets for the final of the men's soccer in Rio-2016 Olympics on Saturday (20). According to the newspaper Extra, the man said he paid R $ 1.5 billion for the tickets for the match of the national team against Germany, who brought the first gold medal for Brazil in football.

As curitibano, the value that was recorded for each ticket was R $ 700 real but the actor would request a lower value, R $ 300 each entry. Then, the lawyer tried to enter but wasIt may not be the picture-perfect, postcard view of the Winter Olympics, with mountains blanketed by deep white snow. Nevertheless, the choice of Beijing to stage the 2022 Games spoke volumes of the faith and trust in China by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Issues of a lack of real snow and human rights controversies may have hogged the headlines in the days leading up to the secret vote in Kuala Lumpur's convention centre, but these did little to deter the IOC.

The Straits Times examines some of the main reasons which swung the vote in Beijing's favour over the former Kazak capital of Almaty.

1. Stability and strength of Chinese economy

Four of the six initial 2022 Winter Games bidders - the European cities of Oslo, Stockholm, Krakow and Lviv -


Olympics in recent years. Next year's Rio Summer Games faces a race against the clock to get itself ready and issues like contaminated waters for the sailing events has created a headache for organisers.

Construction delays and political in-fighting have also plagued the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games, while Tokyo recently shelved its original plans for a flagship stadium for the 2020 Summer Games.

As much as the IOC liked Almaty's compact concept which scored points during a presentation in June, the familiarity of returning to Beijing was too great for the Olympic leaders.

As host of the 2008 Summer Games, the Chinese city has experience and a track record of delivering on commitments to the IOC.

Beijing will spend US$3.06 billion to organise the 24th Winter Games and re-use 11 venues frombuild a £535 million (S$1.15 billion) industry in the country by 2025 and create millions of jobs.

More than one million Chinese teenagers were now ice skating regularly, noted Chinese Olympic Committee president Liu Peng. Meanwhile, Beijing's mayor Wang Anshun had previously claimed close to 95 per cent of the country supported the 2022 Olympic campaign.

4. The promise of a cleaner and greener Beijing

Cars drive along a street on a polluted day in Beijing on July 24, 2015. PHOTO: AFP

The final factor that aided Beijing's winning bid was its pledge to tackle the toxic air pollution that often enshrouds the capital.

Mayor Wang Anshun had told IOC delegates prior to the announcement that huge steps had been taken since his city hosted the 2008 Summer Olympics, with one million high-emissions


the remaining issues. Specifically, the

Hearing Officer concluded that Plaintiff failed to prove that DCPS denied S.S. a FAPE during

the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years by failing to stop other students and the Classroom

Aide from bullying S.S., which prevented him from accessing the curriculum, resulting in S.S.

developing school phobia. Id. at 29-32. The Hearing Officer also concluded that Plaintiff failed

to prove that DCPS denied S.S. a FAPE during the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years by

failing to provide him a sufficiently restrictive placement, that is, a separate special education

day school for students with autism. Id. at 35-38.

           b. District Court Complaint

       Plaintiff filed suit on April 24, 2013, asserting that DCPS denied S.S. areceived while at MacFarland. These

were the same facts about which Plaintiff extensively testified during the due process hearing.

Moreover, Plaintiff acknowledges in her Opposition that her expert witnesses testified about the

bullying to which S.S. was subjected at MacFarland. Pl.’s Mot. at 13. In her Determination, the

Hearing Officer clearly considered all of the physical injuries Plaintiff alleged in her

administrative complaint and again at the hearing as evidence of bullying. Although Plaintiff

appears to be arguing that she was prejudiced by the shift in focus from physical harm to

bullying, Plaintiff herself contends in her Motion that the preponderance of the evidence

nevertheless showed S.S. was bullied in school. Id. at 23. Accordingly, the Court is not inclined

to find that Plaintiff was prejudiced in her presentation of evidence at the due process hearing.


location of his body in the space around him” and “trips and falls frequently.” Id. at 32.

       Following the winter break, MacFarland gradually transitioned S.S. into another special

education classroom taught by a different teacher. Id. at 31. Higher functioning children were

taught in this classroom and the Classroom Aide was not present in the classroom. Id. The day

after he returned to school, S.S. got into an altercation with a student in his new classroom,

punching the student in the nose. Id. Other than his difficulties with his classmate, the Hearing

Officer found that S.S.” enjoyed the time he spent in his new class,” had no difficulties boarding

the school bus, attended school regularly, and “did not return home from school with any

observable injuries.” Id.

      In March 2012, S.S. was hospitalized because he was experiencing extreme pain in his

eyes and ears. Id. S.S.’s doctors informed Plaintiff that S.S. would not be able to return to

school during the remainder of the school year. Id. By June 12, 2012, the last day of the 2011-

2012 school year, S.S. had been absent from school for 103 days. Id. The Hearing Officer

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concluded that Plaintiff failed to show that “S.S. failed to make academic progress during


S.S. was largely non-verbal,6 making

Plaintiff’s testimony that S.S. specifically told her that the Classroom Aide injured him

incredible. See AR at 1098, 1194. Accordingly, without any evidence as to why S.S.’s alleged

school avoidance—a condition significantly more severe than simple emotional distress or fear,

see AR at 1201—disappeared when he changed classrooms, the Court finds the Hearing Officer

did not err in discrediting the expert opinion that S.S. was suffering from school avoidance

during the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years.

       Second, the Hearing Officer’s conclusion that S.S.’s failure to make progress during the

2011-2012 and 2012-2013 school years was due to his frequent absences and not bullying or

school avoidance is supported by the Administrative Record. During the 2011-2012 school year,

S.S. missed 103 days of school. Id. at 307-308;his substantial absences for his medical conditions, not due to bullying or

any alleged reluctance to attend school.

       As for the 2012-2013 school year, S.S. returned to MacFarland Middle School after

having finished the second half of the prior school year without any bullying incidents or

reluctance to attend school before leaving school for medical reasons. S.S. returned to school

upset and wanting to go home and punched a student in the eye. Id. at 342.                  S.S. then

experienced one incident in which another student became aggressive toward a teacher and ran in

S.S.’s direction pushing him in the back and injuring him. Id. at 1019-20. A few weeks

thereafter, Plaintiff removed


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Hindu extremists convert 2,000 Christians

Ahead of Christmas, tension began to build up again in the tribal regions of Gujarat, after Hindu extremist groups converted more than 2,000 tribal Christians to Hinduism.

A conversion ceremony took place on Dec. 16 at Vyara, 1,300 kilometers southwest of New Delhi. The town is the headquarters of newly created Tapi district.

Hindu groups through media claimed they converted some 2,500 tribal Christians at a public function. Jesuit Father Stanny Jebamalai, who works in the area, confirmed to UCA News that some 2,000 Christians joined Hinduism.

Since 1998, tribal belts in the state have witnessed tension during the Christmas season. That year, the pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP, Indian peoples' party) came to power in a state election.

This year, onthe "reconversion" day, suspected Hindu radicals set fire to a sugarcane crop on the grounds of Jesuit-managed Shantiniketan High School in Zankhav, a village in Surat district, which borders Tapi.

For the reconversion, Hindu groups brought tribal Christians from Gujarat's Dangs and Tapi districts, as well as from neighboring Maharashtra state. In speeches at the gathering, Hindu leaders reportedly accused local Christians of joining with Maoists to fight Hindu landlords and convert more people to Christianity.

Tapi's deputy collector, N.S. Halbe, the second-highest official in the district, told media the function had government permission. According to him, local authorities have confirmed the conversions.

The incident has created tension in tribal pockets, particularly Dharampur and Kaprada villages of Valsad district, in the southernmost part of Gujarat, which has a sizable tribal Christian


population.

Father Jebamalai told UCA News the "induced and forced" conversion of tribal Christians was aimed at creating "a sense of fear among Christians and prevent missioners from working in the area." He feared more violence might happen in the area during Christmas.

Jesuit Father Cedric Prakash, a human rights activist, told UCA News the Hindu groups want to "vitiate the peaceful atmosphere" and terrorize Christians working for the welfare of poor tribal people in the area. The priest is based in Ahmedabad, the state's commercial capital, 915 kilometers southwest of New Delhi.

Joseph Amrutbhai Patel, a Catholic, told UCA News Hindu groups want to pit tribal people against Christians. He is based in Ahwa, headquarters of Dangs district, where several attacks have occurred in recent years.

Christian leaders say Hindu radicalsfear tribal and lower-caste people getting educated, which could lead them not only to stop slaving for upper-caste Hindus but also to question the idea of high-caste superiority. Political groups also have vested interests in keeping the poor uneducated, Church leaders allege.

Sayakam Joshi, a liberal Hindu in Surat who has worked in tribal areas for the past three decades, believes Hindu fanatic groups want to keep alive the memory of the anti-tribal violence in 1998. Hindu groups in the area accuse missioners of forcibly converting tribal people. However, no government has found evidence to prove Christians engaged in "forced or induced" conversions, Joshi told UCA News.

About 144,000 Christians living in 311 Dangs villages comprise hardly 5 percent of the district's population, according to Babubhai Desai, who adds that


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mailed, more than 1 million were undeliverable, more than 430,000 were rejected, and nearly 10.5 million went missing.“Putting the election in the hands of the United States Postal Service would be a catastrophe,” J. Christian Adams, president of the Public Interest Legal Foundation, said. “In 2018 and 2016, there were 16 million missing and misdirected ballots.”“These represent 16 million opportunities for someone to cheat," Adams said. "Absentee ballot fraud is the most common, the most expensive to investigate, and can never be reversed after an election. The status quo was already bad for mail balloting. The proposed emergency fix is worse.”The problem was especially bad in California, where 1.4 million mail-in ballots went missing in Los Angeles County alone during the 2018 election. In Orange County, the numberLast month's botched landing of a Russian capsule returning from the international space station was caused by the failure of an equipment module to separate from the capsule on time, a Russian space official said Wednesday.

The Soyuz TMA-11 craft carrying U.S. astronaut Peggy Whitson, Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko and South Korean bioengineer Yi So-yeon landed hundreds of miles off course when it bounced onto the steppes of northern Kazakhstan April 11.

The three were subjected to severe G-forces, communications were disrupted and Russian officials said they had been in serious danger during the descent.

Alexei Krasnov, who heads Russia's manned space program, said after the Soyuz's separation from the space station, the equipment bay module was supposed to detach, allowing the capsule to enter the atmosphere and descend to Earth


smoothly.

That did not happen, he said, and the Soyuz went into a "ballistic" descent.

He said Russian experts would soon finish the final report on the flawed landing, which was the second in a row -- and the third since 2003.

Officials with the U.S. space agency, NASA, have been watching the progress of the investigation closely since Russian-built Soyuz and Progress ships are a primary means for getting crew and cargo to and from the orbiting station.

As well, a Soyuz capsule is always docked at the station as an emergency "lifeboat" in case the crew needs it.

NASA officials on Monday set a May 31 launch date for the next space shuttle mission and said that Russia's investigation into last month's rocky landing of its own spacecraft should not interfere.

BillWow! I'm really excited! On 19/7 I went to my first concert in Athens. It was really a great thing and the presence of the particular legendary bands made it even more special for me. It was the second year that the Scorpions were coming to Greece and had a show in the same stadium. And again the crowds were there to hail them again.

The show was scheduled on Thursday 19 of July, at 21:00 in "Karaiskaki Stadium" in Piraeus, Greece. Like I said, it was the second year in the row that the Scorpions visited Greece but this time with a Special Guest, the amazing hard-rock band Whitesnake. The gates opened at 18:00 and the crowds started already coming in. Even the underground train station was full


of rock fans, waiting to get in a train to attend the concert. Although this summer many famous bands visited Greece, the fans were still excited and anxious about this concert. The same two bands visited the other day Thessalonica (second biggest city) and had a concert there too. So these two days, all rock/metal fans across Greece were split in two groups - north people and south people of the country, both excited about these shows. So that was in general lines, the atmosphere here, these last moments before the shows.

Back in Athens now, like I said, the gates opened at 18:00 and from that time people from all south territories started flowing to the "hot" point. At the moment I reached the stadium at 19:45, atleast 10,000 fans were inside. As time was going by, even more fans kept coming in, so when the show started, the seats and the field were full of more than 30,000 fans leering for rock!

The opening act was made by a band called "Godiva" which took on the role of warming up the crowds for the upcoming event. Although this band existed since 2001, I have to admit I wasn't aware of it and its songs, like most of the people inside and outside the stadium. However, it accomplished its task very well in making the hardcore fans under the stage cheer them to death! They performed some songs from their new album "Call me under 666" and they had a great welcome from the crowd.

That's how


things were till 21:30 when Whitesnake entered the stage and finally the show began! From that moment and for the next one hour, the fans were under the influence of their magic sound. David Coverdale even at his age, still has that charming voice that used to make people and especially women melt down at his feet in the 80's! He amazed us all by his performance and his capabilities. The band performed older and newer hits, like "Is This Love," "Fool For Your Loving," "Here I Go Again," "Still Of The Night," "Ain't Gonna Cry No More," and many more great songs. The band's performance was excellent and the crowd recognized that, both during and after they finished singing. But here I have a complaint, they onlywere up on the stage for one hour! We all wanted to watch them longer, but… the Scorpions were coming up next!

At 22:45, after a small break that stage needed to transform from a Whitesnake platform to a Scorpions arena! Klaus Meine and his legendary rock band appeared on the stage under the sounds of Berlin's Philharmonic Hurricane 2000 intro! An amazing entrance for a magnificent band. After a short welcome, referring to the anniversary of 35 years of rock and their amazing last year's show, the Scorpions started their musical banquet under the crowd's cheering! The Scorpions performed many songs of the past including classic hits as "Blackout," "The Zoo," "No One Like You," "Make It Real," "Big City Nights," and some from their latest album "Unbreakable."


But what touched me more, was the well-known and outstanding phenomenon of people holding their lighters up at the song "Wind Of Change." That experience was something I've never lived before 20,000 and more people, holding their lighters… Even the canteens in the field, turned the lights of the fridges off, so they didn't spoil the atmosphere… It was something I can't describe in these lines, something you have to live to understand!

But the time was passing by and the Scorpions hadn't sung some songs like "Send Me An Angel" or "Rock You Like A Hurricane" when they stopped and left the stage! But everybody understood it was one of their jokes and starting yelling "One more!" and eventually they did came up again to sing their lastit?

It’s absolutely true that the Western brand functions as a brand. It features very prominently in the marketing materials. The brochures trumpet every possible association with the West: Here in this British town, your neighbor might be a blonde and the other person next to you might be an expert in Shakespeare.

And the residents – do they live “Western lifestyles?”

It’s a hybrid. The Western style can permeate the decorations of the homes: Queen Anne sofas, big brocaded silk curtains, Western style wedding portraits.

I met a man at Vienna Gardens in Beijing. He has Greek statues outside his home. He was proud to point out everything in his home that was Western or imported. He had lamps that were Greek and paintings that were Spanish. But one room in


his house had been to a ‘T’ designed as a very traditional Chinese tea room.

Some of these projects were the brainchild of political leaders, including Thames Town in the “one city, nine towns” scheme of since-outsted Shanghai Communist Party secretary Chen Liangyu. Did you learn much about why he pushed that?

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A Chinese couple poses in front of Thames Town’s cathedral, a direct copy of the Christ Church in Bristol. So many couples have their wedding photos taken in front of the cathedral that a prop table featuring a fake wedding cake, bottle of champagne and a basket of baguettes remains standing in front of it at all times.

There was a sense this was a very top-down endeavor. There was no consultation. The advisers were called in tocompany owned by the giant Best Buy retail group, assisting customers with everything from installing in home theatres to computer networking in their businesses. It’s great name and personality that permeates the company has now been copied in various formats all over the world yet none of the copycats can dream of the same success.

– Mr. Mutual Fund – Vern Hayden is one of the top financial planners in the USA specialising in mutual funds (superannuation). He got to be where he is by focusing and being the greatest expert on his area of expertise – mutual funds! However he chose a more traditional name for his company http://www.haydenwealth.com/ and decided not to link it directly to his personal brand of Mr. Mutual Fund.

– Ms. Megabyte and Gadget


lacks of exposure to the sun. Hormonal imbalance is another condition indicated by thinning hair. The hormone in women in their 30’s and older might start to wear off that can result to the loss of the hair on the head but the growth of hair in unwanted parts of the body such as the lip and the chin.

The condition caused by the excessive conversion of male sex hormones called dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in women. When women get older, they might start to convert androgens such as testosterone produced to DHT. In addition to the health issues indicated by hair loss, the excessive use of hair products with toxic chemicals can also trigger thinning hair. Hence, women should not over-treat their hair, instead letting the hair to breathe.

Excessive treatmentsThursday, May 26, 2016

Chronologically it all started in Tucson, Arizona. He already had a love of regular gas motorcycles. He loved the big touring bikes, being 6' feet tall. When he moved to the foothills of the Sta. Catalina and Rincon mountains in 2003, electric motorcycles were the latest thing and he decided to check them out.

He ordered a 3000 watt electric touring bike, and the love affair with electric vehicles began. This essay will be mostly in photos, as that is what I do.

Dave enjoying his pool in AZ.
Sta. Catalina mountains in back.

He lived at the foothills of two mountain ranges in Tucson. The Sta. Catalina and the Rincon mountains. It was an easy ride up either from his home. So much power beneath him, with no


sound but the tires on the road, gave him a thrill he still experiences when driving his electric vehicles, currently on his farm lot in Palawan. He proceeded to order 2 more for backups so he could promptly tear the first one apart to see how it worked!

When he got the first electric motorcycle, he was CEO of his own corporation, Digital Web Group, Inc., a company selling online retail niché market products. One of which he himself designed out of his love for music and riding this motorcycles, the "DWG Waterproof Motorcycle speaker kit". If he got caught in the rain, he could still listen to his tunes! The amplifier of course was protected from the elements.

He was also flying high from the company's first product launch,an almost

Dave Dewbre, CEO and
Diana Limjoco, CFO
Digital Webgroup, Inc.

overnight sensation and had unprecedented continued, and remarkable sales. Then the waterproof speakers took off and he was one of 3 makers of such speakers in the world. His were for the masses of motorcycle enthusiasts who couldn't afford the $500.00 price tag of the higher end speakers, but the sound from his speakers was more than sufficient for most users.

Dave's partner at the time, shareholder/CFO of their company, was a FilAm woman, Diana J. Limjoco. The company was being run completely online from their main Stores, Virtual office to bookkeeping systems, except for the shipping department, they found they could run the business even while on trade shows or side trips.

In 2005 she suggested they head over to the


Philippines to visit her parents, then in their late 80's. So they did. The long and short of it is that he fell in love with the Philippines and wound up living in Subic Freeport, high up in the pristine hills of the Kalayaan Housing area. He would divide his time between Subic and Tucson, enjoying his electric bikes in both places.

Dave with 7 month old
daughter, Alysha.

In Subic, he saw an Ad for electric motorbikes, much smaller than the one he had back in the US. He liked that he could drive around the beautiful forests and housing areas and not disturb anyone with the sounds of a gas bike. He wound up ordering 3 again, took one apart as well.

He expanded his company to include web pagedevelopment with local talent while simply enjoying and learning all about the ins and outs of these electric motorbikes.

Dave began helping his supplier improve the bikes, making his own adjustments and fixes for his own use. He wound up knowing more about the bike than the supplier and later went to the factory in China to work with the engineers to add his ideas for safety and performance.

Then Mayor Edward Hagedorn in the new ET2
etrike with sidecar. Dave Dewbre driving.

In 2009 an associate brought him to Puerto Princesa, Palawan to meet then Mayor Edward Hagedorn, who had developed the Philippine's first electric tricycle using a traditional side car attached an electric motorbike, with a partner who unfortunately passed away before the etrike could be perfected. Dave brought in


one of the same 3000 watt electric motorcycles he used in Arizona to attach to a side car. He found people to help him attach it to an old and heavy side car typically used in Puerto Princesa. It passed the test. Even the steepest hills could not slow this eT2 prototype version down. It was the cheapest, fastest and most user friendly solution for the trike drivers, many of whom never got out of high school. And it worked! Eventually this trike was used for city business and it put on over 30,000 kilometers.

Mayor Edward Hagedorn driving the eT2
eletric tricycle.

Dave feels it still is the easiest solution. The drivers are apt to try to fix things themselves in the provinces. When Dave had his service and salesshop in Puerto Princesa, when the electric bikes would come in for repairs, it was mainly from operator ignorance of a simple solution like a blown fuse, to cutting wires (which had plugs to easily remove or attach) and tried to fix them or local mechanics who had never seen such a thing, but would jerry rig it anyway. The electric trikes plying the streets of Manila are way to complicated for provincial drivers and also very much more expensive for initial cost as well as down the road expenses to replace the many batteries need for the fancy eTrikes with Unibodies.

eT3 etrike prototype.

Dave relocated to Puerto Princesa in 2009 and mid 2010 he opened up a test electric vehicle sales and repair shop called the GreenTech Eco


Center, and was given the job of maintaining the City's collection of etrikes, an electric jeepney by PHUV, plus two other electric open buses. In that time he learned all the intricacies of electric vehicle sales, repair and back end customer support. Not long after, Mayor Hagedorn had seen the fancy electric trikes from PHUV plying the streets of Taguig, and fell in love with their look. Dave, being the gung ho chap that he is, and wanting to know everything about this industry, flew to China and had a prototype made mainly to test the motors. The e-vehicles the Mayor bought from other manufacturers could not take the wear and tear but mainly the steep slopes in the outskirts of Puerto Princesa city.

This new 3000 watt motorpulled the new test body, filled to capacity up any hill the commercial trikes would ply. The mayor fell in love with the speed at 75 KMS with the slightest nudge it would turn on a dime and was easy to drive. So easy that Dave had another one made so his female partner could drive one around town. (Not much traffic then).

He had safety features like the vehicle would not move forward if the hand break was on. He learned this when kids got in the eT3 at night and turned the handle while playing. He would leave the engine on, which you couldn't hear, so he could eat his dinner while at his favorite restaurant Kina Buch and enjoy the blue LED lights which rimmed it.


With the handbreak kill switch not allowing the trike to move forward, the unit was much safer.

3000 watt electric motorcycle with two
eT3 electric trikes lit up at night!

Unfortunately after driving the units daily everywhere he could, Dave deemed the body unsafe for ordinary trike drivers because of the blind spots and also knowing they would be overloaded and people could possibly fall out. He refused to sell these particular units to the city. Instead he worked with a local mechanic, and body shop, William Russel on a design that would accommodate more passengers with room for luggage or small cargo.

The eT4 electric tricycle

This unit was called the eT4. Dave had the prototype made by William, the motors tested by Dave. This was also a test to see ifa profit when all these undocumented expenses were being extorted?

He closed his test shop, bought a farm lot in Luzviminda, and concentrated his efforts in building a life and home there. He put his skills to work installing solar electricity so he could tolerate the many blackouts PALECO has almost every day. He also loves to go out on native bancas, and he has one banca whose fishing lights are totally solar.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Dave Dewbre's (Electric vehicle consultant) electric tricycle project is the Exclusive feature. It's showcasing Mayor Edward Hagedorn's pioneering etrike projects for clean air since 2006 and how Dave took Hagedorn's lead and developed 6 different prototypes for different terrains and load.

Pick up May issue of C! Magazine, the automotive authority to read the rest


rebounds a night while cementing his place as a cornerstone of the franchise going forward. He’s also got a damn good reason for wearing No. 12, and it has nothing to do with jeering Dwight or dismissing his legacy.

Harris wears the number as a tribute to Morgan Childs, a former teammate who died of leukemia at age 17. According to Newsday, Harris promised that he would honor Childs by wearing the number, so he wore it at Tennessee, and when he had the opportunity to get it back in Orlando — Luc Mbah a Moute had already claimed it in Milwaukee — he took it.

"My son and Tobias, they were both tremendous players who came up together," Childs' father, Reggie, told Newsday earlier this year. "It says aalso
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a large bowl, combine the ricotta cheese, mascarpone cheeses, sugar, and egg, and beat until almost smooth, set aside. In another bowl combine the sliced strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries and try not to mash the raspberries.

n another bowl combine the flour, brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and melted butter. Mix to combine.

Top the layer of lasagna noodles with one-third of the berry mixture followed by one-third of the flour mixture and one third of the cheese mixture. Repeat, adding two more layers of all three mixes.

Bake for 45 minutes in an oven until the top is golden brown and the filling is bubbling. Remove, cool for 10–15 minutes, and then serve with vanilla ice cream. Serves 8.The Numeralla Folk Festival is held over three days and takes in Australia Day. 2018 is the forty-fourth year of the Numeralla Folk Festival.
The Festival is the last traditional 'free' folk festival left in Australia, there are no tickets, all entertainment and camping are free. Join a long weekend of music, poetry, dance, markets, dips in the river, yarns around the campfire and convivial conversation.
Highlights of the festival include bush dances, a fun kid's program, dance and music workshops and the blackboard concert. Markets will be held on Sunday where local produce is showcased.
Everyone is welcome to head along to the festival and enjoy a great weekend soaking up the traditional folk festival atmosphere.


Q:

What special regulations make Freetown Christiania autonomous?

Freetown Christiania is a self-proclaimed autonomous neighbourhood in Copenhagen.

Picture from Wikimedia Commons, Bruno Jargot
Christiania is an anarchist, autonomous community. According to Wikipedia, the area has a unique status in that it is regulated by a special law, the Christiania Law of 1989 which transfers parts of the supervision of the area from the municipality of Copenhagen to the state. Many of the living rules, such as building permits, are decided by consensus in a general assembly of residents. The residents of Christiania do not live independent of the Danish state: they pay taxes, their children go to recognised schools, and if there is a fire, they do allow the fire brigade to enter the area, and residents are not necessarily opposed1989 in 2004, Act No. 431:

This was adopted on 1 June 2004 and came into force on 15 June 2004. The purpose of the Act is to lay down the framework for a new development of the Christiania area, which accommodates an alternative social structure in accordance, however, with the general rules of Danish law. The Palaces and Properties Agency has been carrying out this work since then.

A series of negotiations between the Danish government and Christiania's residents started with Act No. 431 and ended with the residents rejecting the government's proposals in June 2008.
A new series of negotiations started in September 2008, this time based around proposals initiated by Christiania's residents. This second series of negotiations reached a conclusion in June 2011, when Christiania accepted a


Cute Home Decor

Cute Home Decor for Your Family

Someone who spends her time in the house as housewife is always interested to make the home comfortable especially when inhabited by her husband and children. Housewife who is the wife of a husband and a mother of children certainly know the taste and character of the family members, so that she will tend to arrange the room and add a cute home decor to fill every room of the house that is suitable and favored by other family members. It is a strategy to make the family members she loves nothing more at ease and comfortable apart in their own house.

Cute home decor ideas can be found anywhere, such as shopping centers or from online catalogs, where there is aA Houston woman is facing a felony charge after she allegedly stomped on a man's pet rabbit until it died.

Lucienda Stebbins, 20, was arrested May 19 and charged with cruelty to non-livestock animals, according to court documents. Stebbins is accused of killing Jesus Treto's white, five-month old rabbit by stomping on it, court documents show.

Stebbins also allegedly threw a kitten while drinking MD 20/20, a fortified wine, according to officials with the Harris County District Attorney's Office.

Officials with the Animal Cruelty Unit of the Harris County District Attorney's Office are in charge of prosecuting the case.

Stebbins made her $2,500 bond, court records show. An arraignment was originally set for Tuesday but was reset for July 16.


John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities

Leah Whittington is John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities in the Department of English. She joined the faculty at Harvard in fall 2012, following a year as a Research Fellow at the Columbia Society of Fellows in the Humanities. Her research centers on early modern English Literature, the survival and reception of classical antiquity, England's interactions with the continental Renaissance, and the poetry of John Milton. After receiving her B.A. from Harvard in Classics and English (2002), she earned a Ph.D. from Princeton in Comparative Literature (2011), while also studying as a Visiting Postgraduate in English at Merton College, Oxford (2009-2010). Since 2012, she has been Associate Editor of the I Tatti Renaissance Library.

Her first book, Renaissance Suppliants: Poetry,Antiquity, Reconciliation (Oxford University Press, 2016), approaches the interaction of poetry, ethics, and politics in early modernity through the reception of classical scenes of supplication in Renaissance authors from Petrarch to Milton. The book argues that Renaissance authors use the structure of classical supplication scenes to examine the relationship between people and their government, the role of emotion in judgment, the place of mercy in justice, and the dynamic interaction between the reader and the writer of a text.

Her next project, Supplementing the Classics, will explore Renaissance continuations of classical works and the ethics of literary imitation.


Coal Country Chamber Summer Concert Series

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The Coal Country Chamber of Commerce is having their 9th annual Summer Concert Series every Tuesday in June and July in Benld City Park. Each concert begins at 7pm and are 90 minutes straight through. Beginning at 6pm, the park is open and the concession stand is open to serve hot dogs, big smokies, Italian beef, soda and water, and strawberry shortcake sundaes. This year's lineup is as follows:Security Guard Left in Critical Condition After Being Trampled at Ultra Music Festival in Miami

A security guard was trampled by an overzealous group who stormed the gate at Ultra Music Festival in Miami on Friday night.

According to the Miami New Times, Erica Mack, 28, was discovered "screaming in pain" on the ground. Tickets for the festival were $400, and Miami Fire-Rescue Lt. Ignatius Carroll told the Miami New Times that the crowd saw the chance to gain entry for free.

"They saw an opportunity to try to get in without paying," he explained. "She was doing what she was supposed to do, telling them to stop, when they pushed [the fence] down and it fell on top of her... They just trampled her."

CBS Miami adds that 22 people were


arrested on Friday night, while an additional 26 were taken into custody yesterday. "Little do they know we have officers waiting for them on the other side," Miami Police Public Information Officer Frederica Burden told the affiliate of people who hop fences near the festival thinking they're in the clear.

The Miami Herald reports that Mack was in critical, yet stable condition as of yesterday night.Everton have banned a supporter for life after a shocking incident at Goodison Park on Thursday night which has also sparked a police investigation. The fan, seen in footage carrying a child, approached the pitch and appeared to aim a punch at Lyon goalkeeper Anthony Lopes.

A mass brawl had boiled over near the touchline in front of the Gwladys Street End stand during Everton's Europa League defeat to Lyon.

Lyon's players reacted angrily to a challenge by Ashley Williams that knocked Lopes over after he caught the ball. Bertrand Traore quickly confronted Williams, before several players from both teams gathered on the scene.

The brawl moved towards the advertising hoardings behind the Lyon goal and fans were seen to shout and gesture at the players.

One fan, holding a toddler in


Developing NHL prospects is as much of an art as it is a science. Outside of the first half of the first round, there are very few “sure things”. In every draft, you can find a later round pick that ended up greatly outperforming a highly touted first round pick. Below are ten NHL prospects that you may have heard of, but don’t view them as elite prospects. Their contributions have flown under the radar, and very few realize how good these players will be.

The Most Underrated NHL Prospects

10. Joe Hicketts, D, Victoria Royals (NHL Rights: Detroit Red Wings)

210 names were called at the 2014 Entry Draft, and Joe Hicketts’ was not one of them. The diminutive defenseman (5’8″, 186 lbs) had his draft stock hampered by thefact that he was only able to play 36 games the year prior. He impressed Team Canada at the U18 WJC, where he was the second highest scoring Canadian defenseman. Still, it was not enough to get drafted.

Hicketts was able to get an invite to the Detroit Red Wings’ prospect camp in the summer, where he took the bull by the horns and was one of the most impressive players in camp. He was so good, he was invited to the Red Wings’ training camp as a free agent. After scoring the game winning goal in overtime in the Red Wings’ prospect tournament, the Red Wings inked Hicketts to a three year contract.

He hasn’t looked back, and has been dynamite in the WHL this year. He leads the


Victoria Royals in points with 34 in 26 games, and is the 5th highest scoring player in the entire league as a defenseman. He is a constant threat in the offensive zone when he has the puck, and is a tremendous skater. He earned a spot on Team WHL in the Super Series, and do not be surprised if he is a member of the Canadian WJC team ahead of some more notable names.

NHL Comparison: Brian Rafalski

9. JT Compher, C, University of Michigan (NHL Rights: Buffalo Sabres)

Playing for the University of Michigan Wolverines, Compher has proven to be a Swiss Army Knife of a player. He is capable of playing all three forward positions, and does not have a weakness in his game. He has produced 40 pointsin 46 career collegiate games, is a strong two-way player, is a fixture on the power play and penalty kill, and plays the game with an edge.

He is a hard worker that is the type of player that teams win championships with. Were it not for a foot injury that came from blocking a shot, Compher would have been an important part of Team USA’s WJC roster last year. This year, he figures to be the shutdown third line center for the Americans behind Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews.

NHL Comparison: Mike Richards

8. Shea Theodore, D, Seattle Thunderbirds (NHL Rights: Anaheim Ducks)

A dynamic offensive defenseman, Theodore has proven to be a gamebreaking talent whenever he is on the ice. He led the WHL in points among defensemen last year


with 79, and out scored the next best Seattle Thunderbird by 16 points. He logs huge minutes, and is an impact player whenever he is out on the ice.

The biggest knock on Theodore is his lack of a physical game. Standing at 6’2″ and only 174 lbs, Theodore will need to fill out and add muscle to be effective in the NHL. But when he does, look out. He was able to get into 5 AHL games this year while rehabbing and injury, and he put up five points.

NHL Comparison: Mike Green

7. Brayden Point, C, Moose Jaw Warriors (NHL Rights: Tampa Bay Lightning)

In all of the CHL in 2013-14, only three draft eligible players had more points than Brayden Point (91). Yet, Point had his name called 79thand hard ethic is undeniable. Despite his size, a player like that will find success in the NHL. He is off to another torrid start this year with 33 points in 23 games.

NHL Comparison: Tyler Ennis

6. Adam Clendening, D, Rockford Icehogs (NHL Rights: Chicago Blackhawks)

On almost any other NHL team, Clendening would surely be an NHL regular at this point. However, the great defensive depth in Chicago has kept him hidden in the AHL for the past few years. In the past two years, Clendening has lit up the AHL to the tune of 105 points in 147 games, second among all defenseman in that span.

His best asset is by far his skating ability, which he uses very effectively in transition. He makes a solid first pass, and


is capable of quarterbacking a power play. This season, he has finally gotten his first taste of NHL action, and he hasn’t disappointed. He scored his first NHL goal in his first game on his first shot, and has two points in three games so far.

Adam Clendening led the Blackhawks in 5v5 Corsi in his first NHL game. +16/-8 for a +8 on the night. via hockeystats.ca — Jen LC (@RegressedPDO) November 21, 2014

NHL Comparison: Tyson Barrie

Stay tuned for Part II of the most underrated NHL prospects, coming on Friday.stocking up on fresh food from local farmers and producers. Parking is available in the Depot and Switch garages to the east and west of City Hall.

Nickel Plate District Amphitheater6 Municipal Dr.FishersIN46038

The award-winning summer Fishers Farmers’ Market features your favorite local produce, baked goods, and prepared foods from over 55 full and part-time vendors. The whole family will enjoy entertainment, children’s activities, and cooking demonstrations while stocking up on fresh food from local farmers and producers. Parking is available in the Depot and Switch garages to the east and west of City Hall.

Join us at Flat Fork Creek Park, where you can explore the nature trails, sample different types of trail mix, and even make your own trail mix treats! All ages are invited to this rain or