that only insured services available on 24-hour call may apply for placement on the towing list. At all times relevant to this litigation, plaintiff's towing service was insured and available on 24-hour call.
Plaintiff's towing service appeared on the list for approximately ten years prior to July 9, 1981. On July 9, 1981, plaintiff's name was removed from the towing list by defendant Killosky acting in his capacity as Chief of the Chesterton Police Department. The plaintiff received no notice and had no opportunity for a hearing prior to removal. By letter of July 9, 1981, defendant Killosky advised plaintiff that the removal was triggered by his "failure to cooperate with the Chesterton Police Department upon investigation of a case." This was the sole reason for plaintiff's removal. Thethus bolstering his stature with the Christian right. Now the former heart surgeon, who is so enamored of his medical skills that he felt comfortable offering an upbeat diagnosis for Terri Schiavo based on a few snippets of videotape, is a big loser, his presidential ambitions slipping into a persistent vegetative state. It's bad news for Senator George Allen too. The Virginia Republican also harbors presidential ambitions, and pushed for the end of the ﬁlibuster. Rumor is that Senator John Warner, Virginia's senior senator who helped engineer the deal, wanted to undercut his colleague's White House chances.

(Whatever Warner's motivations, I can attest to the fact that Allen is an idiot. When I met him last year, he immediately launched into a lengthy, pointless, and vaguely offensive soliloquy about


in Italian). It is wide and of medium height, usually called a casserole in English and it is perfect for cooking this dish. Pollastro or gallina is chicken in Italian.

The recipes for pollastro in teccia vary and my version also contains mushrooms and potatoes. It is a homely way to cook chicken in the north of Italy; notice the use of butter, sage or marjoram which are not common in the south of Italy. I grew up in Trieste and I am very familiar with this dish.

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Roughly chop the onion, celery and carrots.
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Sindee Gobbles BrutusLeon Lederman sold his Nobel Prize medal in an auction in 2015 for $765,000 to help pay medical bills.

Lederman died at a nursing home in Idaho on Wednesday. He was 96.

He won the Nobel Prize for physics in 1988.

His work was in subatomic particles. He notably discovered the Higgs boson, which he called the "God particle."

Leon Lederman won a Nobel Prize for his work in physics. But in 2015, the University of Chicago professor was forced to auction off his medal for $765,000 to help cover medical bills.

Lederman, who died at 96 on Wednesday, was known for his work with subatomic particles.

He and two other scientists won the award in 1988 for the discovery of a subatomic particle called the muon neutrino. He is also known for discovering


cut him after hitching their future to Lamar Jackson.

To Dumervil, who spent three seasons (2013-16) in Baltimore, the chief concern lies with Flacco's assimilation into Denver's offense, which is now coordinated by first-time play-caller Rich Scangarello. Although Scangarello is a product of the Kyle Shanahan-Gary Kubiak coaching tree — the system Flacco ran in Baltimore — Dumervil fears he isn't skilled enough to shoulder the load.

Unlike Manning.

"[Elway] did a genius move with Peyton Manning," he said. "But unfortunately, Joe Flacco is no Peyton Manning."

Check out Dumervil's thoughts in the video embedded below.

The Broncos are expected to finalize the trade on March 13, the start of the new league season. Flacco will undergo a physical, upon which the swap is contingent, prior to that date. He's already been namedboth the MCTR and the IHS databases; 56 (16%) and 39 (11%) were listed in only the MCTR or the IHS database, respectively. Compared with the overall cancer incidence in U.S. White men, the overall cancer incidence in Montana American Indian men was markedly lower, as was the incidence for colorectal and bladder cancers and for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. The overall cancer incidence for Montana American Indian women differed less markedly, however, from the overall incidence in U.S. White women. Compared with the cancer incidence in U.S. White women, the incidence in Montana American Indian women was significantly higher for cervical cancer but was significantly lower for colorectal, breast, and uterine cancers. Survival rates from cancer were also examined for the first time in this population. For those sites


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Credit P.O.D.'s Sonny Sandoval for those tykes in your kid's kindergarten class named Nevaeh (pronounced neh-VAY-uh). According to the New York Times, the name's popularity is rising faster than any other in the past 100 years. Sandoval told MTV in 2000 that his baby daughter's name is "heaven spelled backwards."

Social Security Administration records document that 8 girls in the U.S. were named Nevaeh in 1999; last year there were 4457. It's currently the 70th most popular girl's name in the U.S., ahead of Amanda, Sara, and Vanessa, but not as popular as the modern era's top two: Ashley and Emily.


missing his first recovering from an ACL tear. The 49ers bulked him up to near 300 pounds to play along the interior in a 3-4, where he was clearly out of place his first two seasons.

The Florida State alum in 2016 converted to outside linebacker, dropping some 25 pounds, where he was asked to rush from the edges like he did in college. The only problem: That position also required dropping into pass coverage, where Carradine was also out of his element.

Now the 49ers are running a 4-3 for the first time since Dennis Erickson was head coach in 2004. And Carradine appears to fit well. He’s unsigned beyond the season and seems motivated to have a big campaign.

But he’ll have to stand out among a crowded group.dictated by presidential politics. And history suggests it is becoming increasingly difficult for Senate candidates to separate their fates from the top of the ticket.

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A girl, who converted from Christianity to Islam to marry a Muslim boy, claimed she was raped in broad daylight in the Raja Jang area of Raiwind on Wednesday.However, police refute the allegation, saying a man slapped and harassed her, but did not commit an act of rape.Azeem, the father of the 20-year-old girl, told The Express Tribune that his daughter and her husband lived at the dairy farm of one Mubashar Ahmed in Mir Muhammad, an area of Raiwind.He said her husband left the house to take fodder for the animals and that is when their neighbour, Awais Ahmed, took advantage of the situation. The father accused the man of forcibly entering the property and sexually assaulting his daughter.Azeem added he is the father of the girltook place before 12pm, but neither was an FIR registered nor was the victim sent for a medical examination.Muhammad Arshad, the moharrar at Raja Jang Police Station, told The Express Tribune that no rape took place. He added that the accused in this case attacked the girl’s house where he slapped and harassed her. He said personnel of the police station were on census duty and could not visit the scene of the crime. He added an FIR would be registered after the due process is completed.SHO Tahir Hussain Tarar told The Express Tribune that police would verify the exact circumstances of the incident. He said the alleged rape victim filed an application against the accused for entering her house, abusing her and slapping her. He added she


Darkness. Wind. Rain.Suddenly the whole sky illuminates with wide-scale lightning, lasting for a good few seconds. We and all the people huddling beside us in a tiny hut, refugees from the storm- sigh out together in an united WOW!

We were in Cabo Polonio, a tiny village in a nature reserve on the east coast of Uruguay and amazing lightning shows were only a small part of the marvel of it. There was no electricity there, though a few houses had generators or solar panels, hot showers could only be found in the few hostels. The village is a collection of multi-hued shoe-box houses, some look like colourful patchwork blankets, some are painted with images of fish and other sea-creatures, and its perched on a huge dune, some 4000BERKELEY, Calif. – Bret Bonanni scored five goals for the second consecutive game and the junior combined with Alex Bowen to score Stanford's four in the final quarter, as the No. 2 Cardinal men's water polo team overcame a 8-7 deficit entering the fourth to defeat No. 5 California, 11-9 in the Big Splash in Berkeley on Saturday morning.

The win was Stanford's second in a row in Big Splash action and the Cardinal (20-3, 6-1 MPSF) is now ahead 9-7 in the series since the Steve Heaston Trophy was established for the winner. Saturday's win also tipped the balance on the season in favor of Stanford, as the two schools had split the year's two previous meetings.

Heaston Trophy coming back to The Farm! Cardinal with an 11-9 win


over the Bears in the Big Splash #GoStanford A photo posted by @stanfordmwp on Nov 11, 2014 at 12:03pm PST

With Cal (20-5, 4-3 MPSF) leading 8-7 heading into the final quarter, Stanford's potent combination of Bowen and Bonanni powered the Cardinal to victory in the fourth. The former scored his first of the game with 7:08 on the clock and not long thereafter fired another one home at 6:26 to give the Cardinal its first lead since early in the third.

Bonanni then followed his fellow ACWPC First Team All-American with his fourth and fifth on the day at 5:26 and 2:39. His first of the fourth quarter, which came on the break after Cal hit the post at the other end, gave Stanford a 10-8 advantage and itsfirst two-goal lead of the match. His last came on another breakaway, this time from goalkeeper Drew Holland. Cal's Colin Mulcahy scored with just 23 seconds before the final horn, the Bears' only goal of the final period.

The game featured six ties and four lead changes. Cal was in control for much of the opening half and never trailed despite the 6-6 tie at the break. The Cardinal's first and only lead before the heroics in the fourth came when Bonanni scored with 6:49 on the clock in the third quarter to put Stanford up 7-6.

Cal tallied two more from Farrel South (3:33) and Blake Kelly (1:39) to close out the penultimate period and take that one-goal edge, 8-7, heading into the final frame.

Stanford has a mid-week matchup


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Not that we'll notice any of this going on, mind. Yesterday brought yet another report that World of Warcraft is more addictive than crack, while Facebook and Twitter are busy turning the rest of us into demanding babies.

Meanwhile, soldiers could soon find that a layer of orange jelly is all that's protecting their heads from high velocity bullets.

And finally…

A Brazilian man looking to collect a debt of £77 broke into the home of 66-year-woman and held her hostage for


KGB's secret plan

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A previously secret plan has recently been discovered. It was buried in the files of the former KGB. Once the Soviet Union disintegrated, the spy agency's archives were pried open for inspection. This plan, concocted in the mid-1980s, was one of the last items to be revealed

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A previously secret plan has recently been discovered. It was buried in the files of the former KGB. Once the Soviet Union disintegrated, the spy agency's archives were pried open for inspection. This plan, concocted in the mid-1980s, was one of the last items to be revealed.

There is no surprise in the fact that the Soviets hoped to destabilize and discredit the United States. What does surprise is theat an accelerating rate, we fell into the KGB's insidious trap.

But finances were only the tip of the iceberg. The second part of the secret master plan was even more daring and complex. It was so challenging that the Soviets were only able to activate a portion of it.

This portion dealt with how to discredit the United States in the eyes of the world. In essence it was a reaction to advice published in 1984 by George Kennan, the old Soviet foe who was the architect and predictor of Cold War victory.

"Let us present the world outside our borders the face of a country that has learned to cope with crime and poverty and corruption, with drugs and pornography; let us prove ourselves capable of taking the great


Bernie Sanders on Asian American & Pacific Islander Rights

Bernie Sanders recognizes the many ways Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) play an important role in our economy and the civic and political life of America. He is also aware of the many ways AAPIs are discriminated against. For decades he has spoken out against the economic exploitation of migrant workers – including victims of trafficking – and he has supported legislation to end these practices. He opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) knowing that free trade agreements hurt rather than help workers. Improving job opportunities for everyone including AAPIs will help those who are struggling to find good paying jobs. Bernie believes we must remove the cultural, linguistic, and bureaucratic barriers that prevent AAPIs from accessing basic social serviceseffort to hire American workers first by posting job openings publicly, and prevented abuse of the H-1B program by increasing fees for employers who are heavily dependent on H-1B workers

What about more explicit forms of exploitation?

Both labor and sex trafficking are very common, both domestically and abroad and its very profitable. At least 403,000 people in the United States are living in conditions of modern slavery. In the U.S. the vast majority of victims of trafficking are immigrants, many are children. Human traffickers prey on kids in the U.S. foster care system. Internationally, American tourists are among the worst offenders when it comes to “sex tourism” particularly in South Asian countries.

Bernie has supported many anti-trafficking bills, including co-sponsoring the sweeping Victims of Trafficking & Violence Protection Act of


have lower levels of college degree attainment than the national average. And while many groups of AAPIs have access to good schools, other groups do not.

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Bernie has introduced legislation to make public colleges tuition free. Bernie favors making college accessible to everyone and supports affirmative action policies that increase diversity on college campuses.

In 2008, Bernie voted for the Higher Education Opportunity Act that funds minority programs and research at colleges and universities with funding priority given to institutions that enroll at least 10% AAPI undergraduate students.

Bernie was a cosponsor of the DREAM Act of 2009 which the President’s Advisory Committee on AAPI supported, stating:

According to a University of California report, Asian and Pacific Islander students make up approximately 40 percent of the total undocumented student population enrolled inhad permanent residency and were fathered by a U.S. citizen.

Bernie has been active in addressing international relief needs as far back as high school: he ran for class president on a platform to raise scholarship money for Korean orphans who lost their parents during the Korean War. He lost that election but his idea was implemented anyway.

Okay, but our immigration system is still pretty messed up. How does Bernie plan to fix it moving forward?

Bernie has many concrete plans to reform immigration and improve existing immigration programs. He believes that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is a good first step. Nearly 55% of the youth applied out of the 1.2 million who immediately met the criteria. However, only 21% of the 71,000 eligible Asian youth


In the first of a new series profiling up-and-coming talent, Elliot Wood looks at a standout rookie in British Formula 4

Australian Oscar Piastri has been the surprise package this season in British Formula 4, and has often been the only man to seriously challenge the often-dominant Jamie Caroline.

A regular on the karting circuit in his home country, Piastri stepped up full-time on to the world stage last season with the crack Ricky Flynn Motorsport squad and was quick. In the CIK-FIA World Junior Championship he finished sixth, and he was 16th overall in the European series.

Last winter he stepped up to car racing in the new UAE F4 Championship, completing a part-season with Dragon Racing (a successful GT team that runs in Arabian series, no relation to theits third title from as many attempts – while Piastri is at Arden and is beating him in the standings. ?I think we knew from testing in the British car that our patch was bit better than in the UAE car,? he says.

Piastri was often fastest in pre-season testing and he kicked off the season with two podiums on the Brands Hatch Indy circuit. His first win came at Oulton Park, and he has triumphed four times since, all on tracks he has never raced on before.

As his race engineer, Pedro Matos knows Piastri better than most, and believes he knows why the man from Melbourne been so strong of late.

?Oscar?s strongest features are that he learns from his mistakes quite quickly and he doesn?t usually repeat them,


RPS Palms is a low-rise independent floors housing project in Sector 88 of Faridabad. The project has been based on Ground plus 2 format and has been developed on 5 different plot sizes of 270, 340, 373, 402 and 425 square yards, offering 3 BHK units in built-up areas of 1400 sq ft and 4 BHK units of 1620, 1695, 1805 and 1915 square feet respectively.

There are 456 units of independent floors built on project area of 20 acres. About 85 percent of this area is open and has been beautifully landscaped. It promises a clubhouse and a play area and swimming pool for kids. The USP of the project are its sports facilities, such as badminton, basketball, tennis and squash courts, cricket practice area, separate swimming pool,Myanmar Aerospace Engineering University

Myanmar Aerospace Engineering University (MAEU) () is a specialized public university of aerospace engineering, located in Meiktila, Myanmar. The university offers undergraduate diploma, bachelor's degree and post-graduate diploma programs in several aerospace engineering specializations and technologies.

History
Prior to MAEU's founding in 2002, Yangon Technological University was the only institution in Myanmar that offered studies in aerospace engineering. YTU began a Bachelor of Engineering degree program in Aeronautical Engineering in 1991, and in 1997 upgraded the program to Aerospace Engineering, ostensibly to "study the space technology and application". In 2002, the military government established a specialized university for aerospace engineering in Meiktila, home of the central command of Myanmar Air Force, possibly with Russian and Chinese technical assistance.

Campus
The university is on a 45.5-hectare (112.5-acre) campus, located on


Sunset may arrive earlier in the fall, but runners can glow and go with the Light the Torch 5K Night Run, a timed race presented by the Wheaton Park District and the FT Cares Foundation September 30, 5:30-9P in downtown Wheaton (120 E. Liberty St., Wheaton, Ill.).

The pre-party kicks off at 5:30P with an inflatable slide, DJ, food truck, glow giveaways, and complimentary Flow & Glow Yoga class from NEXT Yoga (6-6:45P). Then runners stretch their muscles, crack their glow sticks, and shine their brightest when the race starts at 7P.

Luminary lanes line the race route through Wheaton, and many runners wear fluorescent bracelets, headbands, shirts, socks, and other accessories to light up the night.

"I love when runners get into the spirit of the event and dress upwith all the glow accessories they can find," said Nicole Kapala, Marketing & Events Coordinator at the Wheaton Park District. "Last year, we had quite a few runners with glow sticks, wristbands, headbands, and face paint."

Leanne Snavely finished first in her age category in 2014, the race's inaugural year.

"The volunteers and sponsors made sure we were decked out in glow sticks as we ran, and some neighbors even decorated their front yards with lights and music as we ran by," she said. "I liked that it was a fun run, but also timed for those of us with a little competitive edge."

Snavely also appreciated the event's charitable nature.

"It was both a unique and creative concept for a race, as well as a run that donates proceeds to charity,"


Snavely said. "I always try to pick out races that support a charity or foundation that has an impact on our local community."

A portion of the race's proceeds will benefit the FT Cares Foundation, which works to transform lives locally, nationally, and globally. Every month, the Foundation focuses on a different charitable area of impact, from Children's Health and Welfare in March to 9/11 Memorials & Survivor Support in September.

Over $300,000 was donated to charities local and worldwide in 2015.

"This is our third year partnering with the FT Cares Foundation and we could not be more excited," said Kristina Nemetz, Superintendent of Marketing & Special Events at the Wheaton Park District. "The FT Cares Foundation does such great work in the community-through DuPage Pads, Normal Moments, Operation Supportcontradiction is the section on the so-called digital divide. The phrase reflects the idea that learning how to use computers and the Internet at home helps kids get ahead in school and in life.

Unlike in previous years, this census shows both rich and poor families now appear to have nearly equal access to smartphones. At the same time, kids from lower-income families are spending twice as much time with screens daily as those from the most advantaged families. Is this a boon or a danger?

Lynn Schofield Clark at the University of Denver studies media use with a focus on disadvantaged youth and youth of color. She says the missing ingredient in understanding the real impact of the digital divide is time.

That is, parenting time: showing a kid how


The US state of Missouri has halted the execution of a man who was scheduled to be put to death on Tuesday for the 1998 murder of a woman after new DNA evidence surfaced supporting his claim to innocence.

Missouri Governor Eric Greitens issued a stay of execution on Tuesday for Marcellus Williams, who was sentenced to death in 2001 for killing Lisha Gayle, a former reporter, during a burglary.

The decision came a few hours before Williams was due to be lethally injected in a state prison.

The execution of Williams, who has always maintained his innocence, was originally planned for January 28, 2015, but a court decided that DNA from the case should be investigated using techniques that were not available when the trial took place.

This test showed thatRESOLVED:
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RATIONALE: On February 6, 2016 the California Faculty Association (CFA) announced plans for a system-wide strike in April 2016 if a settlement is not reached in negotiations for a


At its free end, the rod is formed in a loop and passes between two vertically spaced steel retainers which are bolted across the front of the base. A steel yoke and a rubber ring are formed to travel along the rod, the rubber ring going ahead of the yoke. Attached to the yoke is a nylon rope which passes through the loop on the rod and has a golf ball secured to its other end. A length of stretchy cord is positioned across the back of the base, and is bolted at its ends to the corners of the base. This cord passes through the yoke. Two lengths of the same stretchy cord are positioned across the front of the base, crossed through the loop of theis rapidly consuming the global health budget where 80% of all health problems are chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, cancers, arthritis, allergies and autoimmune disease. Before the advent of "modern agriculture" (read: industrialized agriculture) such chronic conditions were a very small part of the human health profile.

Human introduced disease by way of industrial food production and GMO promise to increase the pace of chronic disease throughout the world. In other words, commercial exploitation of human requirements for food has had and will continue to have a disastrous effect on human nutrition and human health. Human beings are killing people all around the world under the guise of "increasing food for everyone."

Governments and businesses have joined hands to produce a huge wave of nutritional trauma (nutritional deficiencies)


or malnutrition in populations dependent on cash/food relationship. Slowly, industrial food production and GMO have moved into indigenous populations through small stores. Instead of a people/environment/food that has long sustained human populations, indigenous peoples are themselves being moved into a cash/food relationship. The result is that chronic disease is increasingly ravaging indigenous nations around the world--particularly in countries like the United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, France, and Spain.

Just as petroleum dependency fouls the human nest with spills, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and toxins in the food and water so will industrial/GMO food production foul the human nest by undermining the health of hundreds of millions of people, increase nutritional trauma and place more people on the slow death track of chronic disease.

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It's become a kind of legend, like Newton and the apple or George Washington and the cherry tree. One day in 1950, the great physicist Enrico Fermi sat down to lunch with colleagues at the Fuller Lodge at Los Alamos National ...

Astronomers reveal a new high resolution map of the magnetic field lines in gas and dust swirling around the supermassive black hole at the centre of our Galaxy, published in a new paper in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical ...

Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to observe an active galaxy with a strong ionized gas outflow from the galactic center, a team led by Dr. Yoshiki Toba of the Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy ...

The planet Mars has fascinated scientists for over a century.


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Burning Man: 58 people arrested at festival in sharp increase from last year Read more

“This case is our attempt to break this cycle,” a Burning Man spokeswoman, Megan Miller, said in an email to the newspaper.

The Burning Man organization is seeking “relief from defendants’ ongoing, unlawful and prejudicial conduct towards (Black Rock City LLC) that threatens the viability of the iconic Burning Man event”, the lawsuit said.

Bureau of Land Management officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Associated Press.

In recent years, Black Rock City has been required to reimburse the BLM, which provides law enforcement and oversight at the event, for its services and expenses.

In addition, the group is required to


pay a 3% gross receipts fee, or a portion of its revenue. In 2018, organizers reported nearly $44m in revenue from the event.

Black Rock City earlier this year hired the Washington-based lobbying firm Holland and Knight to take on battles with federal officials, specifically those with the BLM and Department of Interior.

In the past four years, Black Rock City has filed six appeals challenging what it deemed excessive and unjustified costs, according to the lawsuit.

Since 2012, the BLM’s costs have been inflated, according to the lawsuit, though the BLM has failed to provide reasoning for increased costs.

In 2012, Burning Man organizers reimbursed the BLM nearly $1.4m in expenses, a 60% year-over-year increase, though the event population increased by only 4% that year, according to the lawsuit. The followingIn Latin "Vicus Viridis" literally translated means "Village Green". The concept of the Village Green is something that is long since forgotten in American culture. We Americans have simply forgotten the idea of community. This blog is open to any who will contribute as a free place for verbalization of ideas!

Sunday, August 31, 2008

Towards A Better Understanding of the Prominence of the Epiclesis in Reformed Worship

It has been said that a seemingly insignificant butterfly, flapping its wings in Brazil, can cause a hurricane to happen in Miami. Nadab and Abihu’s seemingly insignificant misdemeanor causes them to be consumed from a strange fire they had started. In either instance, with the hurricane season upon us this time of year, it is interesting to reflect upon the actions of God.


A senior officer and military expert in the People's Liberation Army has warned Australia not to escalate tensions in the South China Sea by following the lead of the United States and beginning naval operations close to reefs claimed by Beijing.

Senior Colonel Li Jie, a military expert at the PLA, said Australia's involvement would "only bring trouble," and Canberra should not become involved.

His comments follow a US mission earlier this week, in which guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen sailed within 12 nautical miles of Subi Reef in the Spratly archipelago, where China has been constructing islands with ports, fuel storage depots and airstrips.

"It is not in Australia's interest to become involved," according to Senior Colonel Li Jie of the People's Liberation Army. AP

The area, which is a vital tradecorridor and rich in oil, gas and fisheries, is subject to a complicated web of territorial disputes involving the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.

The US, concerned about China's aggressive moves to enforce its territorial claims, had been indicating for weeks it would conduct the sail-through. The so-called "freedom of navigation" operation was aimed at asserting the right of ships to pass through international waters.


Authorities are looking into the claims of a local craftsman who raised concerns over the condition of at least 10 mosaics at the Hatay Archaeology Museum, the Hurriyet Daily News website reports. Mehmet Daskapan first spoke out in an interview with a local paper in February, but the news was only picked up by mainstream Turkish media on Monday. "Valuable pieces from the Roman period have been ruined," Mr Daskapan told the Antakya Gazetesi website at the time . "They have become caricatures of their former selves. Some are in an especially poor condition and have lost their originality and value."Background and History

IGO acquired the Long Operation, from BHP Billiton Nickel West Pty Ltd (formerly WMC Resources Ltd) in September 2002. The mine was successfully re-commissioned in October 2002 and has operated successfully and safely since then until 31 May 2018.

Since October 2002, IGO has produced approximately 137,000t contained nickel through to June 2018.

IGO was successful in identifying additional mineralisation at Long through continued investment in brownfields exploration, with the discovery of the McLeay (2005) and Moran (2008) ore bodies. Long commenced Care and Maintenance in June 2018 with the intention of continuing exploration to identify potential step change opportunities at Long.

Geology

The Long Operation comprises approximately 1,257km2 of tenements stretching 7.5km in strike length along the eastern flank of the Kambalda Dome in the South-Central portion of the


Breaking Down the Administrative Barriers: Condom Availability in the School Setting.
School nurses are at the forefront of health resource decisions, education, and health advocacy in the school setting. When it comes to sex education and condom availability, navigating the politics and controversy surrounding student access and education is not an easy task. Moreover, recent research shows school administrators are not aware of sexual health issues in their district and are not typically supportive of condom availability, limiting evidence-based practice implementation in the school setting. At the district level, school nurses must recognize these challenges and develop plans to promote science-based interventions for students' sexual health.Encounter" stems from the first year that Kentucky's Creation Museum was open. The museum drew far more patrons than the organizers expected, so they started making bigger plans for the Ark exhibit. However, attendance fell off dramatically after that first year, leaving them scrambling for funds. I've often speculated that many of those who visited that first year only did so to see how ridiculous the place was, and if that's the case, there probably isn't nearly as much legitimate interest in a creationist theme park as the developers originally were led to believe.

The Pathless Void

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or CPR (Connector, Pressurizable, Rectangular waveguide) followed by the EIA number (WR number) for the relevant waveguide. So for example, CPR112 is a gasket flange for waveguide WR112 (WG15).

RCSC
The Radio Components Standardization Committee (RCSC) is the body that originated the WG designations for standard rectangular waveguides. It also defined standard choke and cover flanges with identifiers of the form 5985-99-xxx-xxxx where the x'''s represent a catalogue number, not in itself containing any information about the flange.

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Category:Microwave technologySnowmobiles have been a mode of transportation across snow for decades. Over the years there have been numerous general configurations for snowmobiles. Generally, a snowmobile comprises a tread on the rear part of the snowmobile which is driven by some type of engine, and two skis on the front of the snowmobile which support the front end of the snowmobile as well as provide steering for the snowmobile. The tread rotates around a series of suspension wheels and grips the snow thereby pushing the snowmobile in a forward or rearward direction. The tread acts in a similar manner to treads on a tank. The front of the snowmobile is supported by a pair of skis. There have been single ski snowmobiles, but the typical snowmobile has two skis.


by the French, which launches its satellites from Kourou in French Guinea in South America.

The cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also gave its nod for funding 30 PSLV operational flights under the programme.

The PSLV programme is expected to meet the launch requirement of satellites for earth observation, navigation and space sciences and will also ensure the continuity of production by the Indian industry.

The fund requirement is Rs 6,131 crore and includes the cost of 30 PSLV vehicles, essential facility augmentation, programme management and launch campaign.

The PSLV Continuation Programme (Phase 6) will meet the demand for launch of satellites at a frequency of up to eight launches per year, with maximum participation from the Indian industry.

All operational flights would be completed during the period 2019-2024, the governmentsaid in a statement.

PSLV continuation programme was initially sanctioned in 2008, and four phases have been completed and the fifth phase is expected to be completed by the second quarter of 2019-20.

The phase-6 approval will cater to the launch of satellite missions from the third quarter of 2019-20 to first quarter of 2023-24.

With the recent successful launch of PSLV-C41 on April 12, PSLV has completed three developmental and 43 operational flights and the last 41 flights have been successful.

The GSLV Mk-III Continuation Programme (Phase–1) is the first phase of operational flights that will enable the launch of four-tonne class of communication satellites.

The operationalisation of GSLV Mk-III will make India self-reliant in launching four-tonne class of communication satellites, sustain and strengthen the space infrastructure and reduce the dependence on


procured launches from foreign countries.

The cabinet was also apprised of a memorandum of understanding signed between India and Oman in February in Muscat for peaceful use of the outer space.

The MoU shall enable cooperation in areas such as space science, technology and applications including remote-sensing of the Earth, satellite-based navigation, space science, planetary exploration, use of spacecraft and space systems and ground system and application of space technology.the 16th century, the Occitan romance was adapted into French prose by Claude Platin, who incorporated elements of another romance, Renaud de Beaujeu's Le Bel Inconnu. The resulting mélange was published under the title L'hystoire de Giglan filz de messire Gauvain qui fut roy de Galles. Et de Geoffroy de Maience son compaignon, tous deux chevaliers de la Table ronde (Lyons,  c. 1530). But Schofield found that 1539 edition was actually published by "Hilles et Jaques Huguetan frères" in Lyons. Plantin's version was later given an 18-page summary entitled "Geoffroy de Mayence" in the  (1777) by the Comte de Tressan.

A 16th century Spanish prose version also appeared, commonly referred to as  in shorthand (first published 1513 under the full title: La coronica (sic.) de los


context of a chastity test, while (as noted above) in Jaufre, the blow is the (unexplained) stabbing of a knight (by Taulat) in the presence of Queen Guinevere. Under the name Tablante de Ricamonte it is Taulat (and not Jofre) who is given the role of eponymous protagonist in the Spanish prose version of Jaufre.

Some light may be cast on the antecedents of Talac/Taulat by the fact that, in Yder it is at Rougemont that Yder finally encounters his father, Nuc, for whom he has been searching from the outset, in an effort to remedy his bastardy (and in which endeavour he is finally successful). The character of Yder is derived from a Welsh deity, Yder being derived from Edern ap Nudd.

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Arthur, Ross G., "The Roman deHousing Authority of Baltimore City. The complainants aver that they are a committee representing a large number of the residents of Armistead Gardens.

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On March 28, 1952 the area Rent Director ordered certain increases in the rents of the housing accommodations at Armistead Gardens. Subsequently the complainants appealed to the Baltimore Rent Advisory Board which after hearing recommended to the Area Rent Director that he revoke the rent increases ordered on March 28, 1952. This the Area Rent Director did by order issued July 10, 1952. Thereupon respondent Housing Authority of Baltimore City filed a protest with the Director of Rent Stabilization. This protest was sustained by the Director of Rent Stabilization on April 15, 1953. The effect of the order sustaining the protest was to revoke the order


have passed since I read it and I don't recall much more than the opening and the general plot. I remember how creepy the beginning was when it described how unsuspecting pedestrians were stalked by cars and then run down when they tried to cross the street.

A:

Perhaps you are conflating two different stories? Parts of your description match "X Marks the Pedwalk", a 1963 short story by Fritz Leiber, first published in Worlds of Tomorrow, April 1963, available at the Internet Archive.
There is no harvesting of organs or stamping of foreheads, but there is that X in the title, and here is the opening scene:

The raggedy little old lady with the big shopping bag was in the exact center of the crosswalk when she became aware of thebig black car bearing down on her.
Behind the thick bulletproof glass its seven occupants had a misty look, like men in a diving bell.
She saw there was no longer time to beat the car to either curb. Veering remorselessly, it would catch her in the gutter.
Useless to attempt a feint and double-back, such as any venturesome child executed a dozen times a day. Her reflexes were too slow.
Polite vacuous laughter came from the car's loudspeaker over the engine's mounting roar.
From her fellow pedestrians lining the curbs came a sigh of horror.
The little old lady dipped into her shopping bag and came up with a big blue-black automatic. She held it in both fists, riding the recoils like a rodeo cowboy on a bucking bronco.
Aiming at the base of


the windshield, just as a big-game hunter aims at the vulnerable spine of a charging water buffalo over the horny armor of its lowered head, the little old lady squeezed off three shots before the car chewed her down.
From the right-hand curb a young woman in a wheelchair shrieked an obscenity at the car's occupants.
Smythe-de Winter, the driver, wasn't happy. The little old lady's last shot had taken two members of his car pool. Bursting through the laminated glass, the steel-jacketed slug had traversed the neck of Phipps-McHeath and buried itself in the skull of Horvendile-Harker.
Braking viciously, Smythe-de Winter rammed his car over the right-hand curb. Pedestrians scattered into entries and narrow arcades, among them a youth bounding high on crutches.
But Smythe-de Winter got the girl in theWEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University is listed in the Princeton Review's 200 best value colleges for 2016, according to information released Tuesday (Feb. 2).

The Princeton Review, an education services company, developed a "Return-on-Education" (ROE) rating to compile its list of the 200 colleges for its book, "Colleges That Pay You Back: The 200 Schools That Give You the Best Bang for Your Tuition Buck."

According to the company, the listing is based on an analysis of 40 data points, including academics, cost, financial aid, and student debt, statistics on graduation rates, alumni salaries and job satisfaction. Data was collected in 2014-15 in surveys of administrators and students at 650 colleges, plus surveys of alumni conducted by PayScale.com through April 2015. The Princeton Review does not rank the colleges


ethnically diverse universities in the United States. … Purdue has excellent research opportunities that are open to almost anyone who shows interest and dedication, and prides itself on being strong in STEM education, with heavy emphasis on real-world practical research and knowledge. When combined with an emphasis on innovation and creative thinking, Purdue becomes a great choice for anyone looking to have a successful future."

Other universities in the state included in the "best value" survey are (DePauw, Indiana, Notre Dame, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Wabash College. In addition to Purdue and Indiana, other Big Ten universities ranked include the University of Illinois, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota, Northwestern University, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State University, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and the University ofthe Arts, and has made numerous off-Broadway and workshop appearances including Medea at the Bullet Space, the Hip Hop Theater Festival at P.S. 122, and the New York City Fringe Festival.

Career

She started her film career with a supporting role in Tom DiCillo's Double Whammy (2001) and later landed roles in Jim McKay and Hannah Weyer's From an Objective Point of View and Peter Sollett's Raising Victor Vargas (both 2002). Television work at this time included an episode of Law & Order and a pilot for Queens Supreme (both 2003).

Her breakthrough roles came as Blanca in Catherine Hardwicke's Lords of Dogtown (2005) and as Laurie in Dito Montiel's A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (2006) which earned her an Independent Spirit Awards nomination for Best Supporting Female. She was


abominations of the Third War were assembled in Slaughterhouses which are still be found in the Eastern Plaguelands. Opposing the Scourge, however, the Forsaken abominations are made in the Apothecarium of the Undercity and are composed of the parts of humans that are in the captivity of the Forsaken. While for the Forsaken the abominations are primarily kept as guards, some have become highly regarded Forsaken representatives in the military such as Lieutenant Murp of Alterac Valley. However in patch 2.4.0 he was removed from Alterac Valley and is now in Wintergrasp.

An abomination is created from the mutilated and disease-ridden corpses brought from the battlefield. It stands over 8 feet tall and weighs well over 500 pounds. The skin of an abomination is a sickly green and yellow,of chromic anhydride, chromate and bichromate as a main agent, and at least one of sulfuric acid, sulfate and fluorine compound as an assistant agent, to form on at least one surface of the steel sheet simultaneously a metallic chromium layer as a lower layer and a hydrated chromium oxide layer as an upper layer.
(2) Two-step method:
This method comprises subjecting a steel sheet to a first cathodic electrolytic chromate treatment in an acidic electrolytic chromating solution comprising at least one of chromic anhydride, chromate and bichromate as a main agent, and at least one of sulfuric acid, sulfate and fluorine compound as an assistant agent, to form on at least one surface of the steel sheet simultaneously a metallic chromium layer as a lower layer and a hydrated


of view of the consumption of electricity required for the cathodic electrolytic chromate treatment and productivity of the process, therefore, there is a demand for improvement of precipitation efficiency of metallic chromium. However, if the steel sheet is subjected to the anodic electrolytic treatment in the middle of a plurality of runs of application of the cathodic electrolytic chromate treatment to the steel sheet, part of the metallic chromium layer thus formed is dissolved by the anodic electrolytic treatment, thus seriously reducing the precipitation efficiency of metallic chromium.
The above-mentioned Prior Art 2 has the following problems: in order to form numerous granular projections over the entire surface of the metallic chromium layer of the chromating film formed on at least one surface of the steel sheet through intermittentJune 5, 2014 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's state-run power utility has included natural gas in power generation planning studies for the first time, with prospects of gas being found in the country.

In one study scenario where no coal plants after the current ones being planned for Trincomallee, the Ceylon Electricity Board's long term generation plan considered a 250MegaWatt liquefied natural gas plant with a terminal from 2024.

It would be followed by a 250MW plant every year until 2032. The 2013-2032 long term generation plan also included nuclear power for the first time.

The CEB has earlier not used natural gas or imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) as it was considered too expensive compared to its least cost plan with coal.

The simulation found that the present value of the capital


to move in to shale gas extraction.

The US is expected to become a petroleum exporter soon.

In another development, with the Federal Reserve cutting down its deadly money printing activities (tapering of quantity easing) global energy commodity prices are also easing. Coal prices are also coming down.

In Asia however natural gas prices are still high.

"If the US starts exporting natural gas prices elsewhere may start to fall faster," Tilak Siyambalapitiya, a senior power sector analyst and former generation planner said.

"Today there is much more LNG being transported than 10 or 20 years ago."

Siyambalapitiya says if Sri Lanka generates its own LNG the costs would be more favourable. But with coal prices also coming down, there still be a gap between coal and gas.

"The comparative economics would remain the same,"slag or waste, which consists of iron oxide, metallic iron and other alloy elements. This slag or waste is in the molten state, and it is displaced during the cutting operation and a portion thereof forms a ridge of the material along the lower edge of the cut end. Upon cooling, the material solidifies and adheres to the workpiece surface along the bottom surface adjacent the cut end, and forms what is commonly called a "dross ridge".
The formation of the dross ridges on the workpiece presents problems in the further processing thereof. For example, a dross ridge may drop off in the reheat furnace, which requires that it then be removed, thus involving additional labor. Also, in the event the dross ridge remains adhered to the workpiece during


HARTFORD, Conn. -- Crosstown rivals Lane Kiffin and Jim Mora stand on different sides in the debate about up-tempo offenses in college football.

Kiffin, the Southern California coach, is concerned about the possible safety ramifications of a style of play that crams an extra 20 plays in a 60-minute game.

"I think there is a conversation there," Kiffin said Wednesday as the Pac-12 held a mini-media day in Connecticut to go along with its coaches appearing on ESPN. "We're not going to hit as much in practice in season. We might change things in the spring, but at the same time we're increasing the number of plays."

UCLA's Mora, meanwhile, embraced fast-break football in his first season as a college head coach.

"If an offense substitutes then the official stands over theball and the defense is allowed to substitute. So I think the rule is fine," said Mora, who was a defensive assistant and coordinator in the NFL before becoming a head coach with Atlanta and Seattle.

Alabama coach Nick Saban and Arkansas coach Bret Bielema have been the most high-profile coaches to suggest the up-tempo craze might not be in the best interest of the players, and that maybe something needs to be done to slow down the game.

Saban talked at the SEC media days about whether football was meant to be played as a continuous action game.

Mora said that after being around the game for 30 years, "I don't think there is a safety issue."

UCLA was 13th in the nation, and third in the Pac-12, in plays per


USD) each

The first Blu-ray and DVD volume will be releasing on Wednesday, September 16 containing episodes 1 and 2, along with: a textless Opening and Ending sequence, a priority pass for tickets for the special event in November, a special jacket, and a hidden voice command of Miia. The remaining volumes will release on:

Volume 2- October 14th with episodes 3 & 4

Volume 3 – November 18th with episode 5 & 6

Volume 4 – December 16th with episodes 7 & 8

Volume 5 – January, with episodes 9 & 10

Volume 6 – February, with episodes 11 & 12

All volumes will contain cleaned up footage of the anime in full High Definition, with special jacket cards, visuals, a hidden recording of one monster girl, and additional video and audio material. Thewritten and illustrated by Okayado (Takemaru Inui). The series began in March 2012 in Tokuma Shoten’s Monthly Comic Ryu magazine where a total of 7 volumes have been compiled and published to date, with over 1,000,000 copies sold. The series has been very popular where the release of new volumes debut in the top 3. The Monster Musume anime was announced in the manga’s 7th volume.

Here is the synopsis of the series from MAL:

Monsters—they’re real, and they want to date us! Three years ago, the world learned that harpies, centaurs, catgirls, and all manners of fabulous creatures are not merely fiction; they are flesh and blood—not to mention scale, feather, horn, and fang. Thanks to the “Cultural Exchange Between Species Act,” these once-mythical creatures have assimilated into society,


The Don Mills Civitan Arena, just south of Lawrence Avenue West near the Shops at Don Mills, will double as a 24-hour homeless shelter this summer amid an unprecedented demand for shelter space in Toronto.

The hockey arena is one of two new respite centres scheduled to open this month, on a temporary basis, and will take clients from two existing shelters unable to continue operation in the Annex and on the Canadian National Exhibition grounds downtown.

The arena at 1030 Don Mills Rd. will open May 21 and will have 100 cots set up on the concrete pad where the ice is installed during the winter season.

Patricia Anderson, with City of Toronto, Shelter, Support & Housing Administration, said the arena has shower and washroom facilities on site, welcomes petsmake one bear, she said, depending on the size and accessories.

"What I like about it," said Mrs. Muhrlin, "is that my husband, Chris, and I can share tools and work on our hobbies together."

Chris Muhrlin ties flies for fishing.

The couple's son Joe, who is an artist and avid teddy bear collector, suggested that his mom submit a picture of Joe Fishbear for the annual Golden Teddy contest sponsored by Teddy Bear Review magazine.

On her first try, Mrs. Muhrlin's creation became one of five nominees in the category for individuals (as opposed to commercial manufacturers) for bears "Dressed/Accessorized, 12 inches and over."

In the July/August issue of the magazine, subscribers will find ballots to vote for their favorites. In August, the Muhrlins will travel to Washington, D.C., to attend the


Golden Teddy Bear Award show and sale.

"I'm not exactly sure what you win," said Mrs. Muhrlin, "but I'm happy just to be nominated. The winners are kept a secret until the banquet."

Mrs. Muhrlin's bears are made of mohair, from goats, she said. "They are much softer than the plush, a synthetic fabric."

While she buys yards of mohair through the Internet, she purchases the poly-fiber fill locally at fabric stores. She also uses tiny glass pellets to fill in the feet and arms, along with the bear's backside.

"They sit and stand better that way," she said. All the joints are moveable.

She finds accessories in craft stores and shows, or she makes them. "Saturdays are usually my run-around days, looking for accessories," she said.

While she likes the idea of makingIn Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences, 14th Ed., p 1681, published in 1970, it is reported that pill coating has been a pharmaceutical technique for well over ten centuries. For example, Rhazes (850-932 A.D.) used a mucilage for coating pills in the ninth century and Avicenna (980-1037 A.D.) is credited with the introduction of silver and gold pill coatings into medicine. The coating of pills with finely powdered talcum, called pearl coating, was popular at one time. Gelatin coating of pills was introduced by Garot in 1838. The first sugar-coated pills in the United States were imported from France in about 1842. The first sugar-coated pill manufactured in the United States was in 1856 by Warner, a Philadelphia pharmacist. The coating of pills with tolu was done in about 1860,


the public sector.

The aim is to design the potential form that a pilot might take.

A document considered by the committee said: "Glasgow offers a unique and exciting opportunity to contribute to the debate.

"Glasgow is an international city with a proud history and reputation, yet also one with significant issues of poverty, inequality and health.

"The learning that could be gained from a Glasgow experimental approach to basic income, could inform the potential for the Basic Income Model to alleviate poverty and build economic and social inclusion.

Jamie Cooke, head of RSA Scotland, which is running the pilot, said: "This decision by Glasgow City Council is an important moment for basic income in Scotland, and marks a significant step forward.

"We now have the opportunity to move the basic income conversation forwardJune 27, 1975.
Jackson's contention in his suit was that Gray did not have the authority to dismiss him, that such authority rests only in the board of directors.
Gray's action in discharging Jackson was subsequently approved by the board of directors on July 15, 1975. Jackson's only point of error is that the summary judgment was improperly granted. He argues that the record in the cause does not affirmatively show that the board of directors were aware of all the pertinent facts concerning Jackson's dismissal which they purported to ratify. Jackson also asserts in his brief that at the very least he is entitled to his salary up to the time a valid dismissal takes place.
Article 342-409, Tex.Civ.Stat.Ann. (1943), states that "Each officer of the bank shall serve only


their attempt at ratifying the dismissal of Jackson was tantamount to dismissing Jackson upon motion of a member of the board of directors. In effect, Gray merely received the board's approval of the dismissal of Jackson and this board's approval was per se a valid dismissal of Jackson. Therefore, the latest possible date upon which Jackson was dismissed was July 15, 1975. Jackson was given termination pay beyond July 15, 1975, thus he has no basis for complaint that he was not compensated for the full period of his employment.
In addition to the minutes of the board of directors' meeting, the summary judgment proof offered by Gray included an affidavit by Thomas Unis stating that the actions of Gray in dismissing Jackson were confirmed and ratified by theFILE PHOTO: The logo of Ceconomy AG, Europe's largest consumer electronics retailer operating the consumer electronic chains Media Markt and Saturn is pictured at the company's headquarters in Duesseldorf, Germany, August 9, 2019. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay/File Photo

DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - The chief executive of struggling German consumer electronics chain Ceconomy CECG.DE is set to be removed after only a few months in the job due to an internal power struggle, sources close to the company said on Wednesday.

Ceconomy said in a brief statement late on Tuesday that the supervisory board would discuss on Thursday the possible early termination of Chief Executive Joern Werner, who took over in March, without giving further details.

Shares in the company, which is listed on Germany's small-cap SDAX .SDAXI index, were trading 2% lower at 0900


year, down double digits instantly.

"We didn't freak out at that time, but we did have to expend a lot of energy keeping the game close in the first half."

Kingsford led by nine at the break, but the Nordics, spurred by a couple of inside buckets by Matt Schultz and their best defensive stretch of the ballgame, put in seven of the first eight points of the third quarter to get as close as two at 25-23.

But a Harrington triple on the other end put an abrupt halt to the Nordic run.

The Flivvers - suddenly forcing North Dickinson into a rash of turnovers - then fed Aidan Wienke for a couple of quick layups. Tyler Schaut drilled one from deep, and by the end of third, the Flivvers wereFour former aides to President Obama — Jon Favreau, Dan Pfeiffer, Jon Lovett, and Tommy Vietor — are joined by journalists, politicians, comedians, and activists for a freewheeling conversation about politics, the press and the challenges posed by the Trump presidency.

A secret recording of Trump and Cohen conspiring about hush money is released, the President retreats from his own trade war, and he steps up his attacks on the media. Then Democratic candidate Danny O’Connor joins Jon and Dan to talk about his campaign to win the special election for Ohio’s 12th congressional district on Tuesday, August 7th.


this jurisdiction.
The facts submitted disclose that Fay Horowitz, a resident of New Jersey, died testate on July 11, 1986 and her will was probated in the Surrogate's Office of Camden County. The testatrix made certain specific bequests to her nephew, Dr. Laurence S. Kalkstein, the copetitioner in this proceeding, and to various charitable organizations. The remainder of her estate was directed to be distributed as follows:
FIFTH: I give the rest, residue and remainder of my estate to my nephew, LAURENCE S. KALKSTEIN. If he should not survive me, it shall go to my trustee hereafter named IN TRUST NEVERTHELESS for the children of my said nephew, to be held as a single trust and to invest and reinvest the same. As each child becomes twenty-one (21) years ofage, he shall be entitled to his share of the trust, the number of shares being the same as the number of children.
The will named Dr. Kalkstein as executor and his wife, Rhona Kalkstein as trustee. Letters testamentary were issued to Dr. Kalkstein as executor on July 24, 1986. The testator was survived by her nephew, Dr. Kalkstein, his six-year-old son, *304 Adam, and also by the testator's mother, Rose Friedman, who is Dr. Kalkstein's grandmother.
According to the certifications presented by both Dr. and Mrs. Kalkstein, the residue of the estate is estimated at $175,000. If Dr. Kalkstein takes under the will as a nephew of decedent, he is classified as a class D beneficiary. N.J.S.A. 54:34-2(d). As such his interest, if he takes, would be taxed at


sole purpose of avoiding payment of taxes.
Other courts have implied that such action would be improper. In Zipperlein's Estate, 367 Pa. 622 (Sup.Ct. 1951), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, while ruling on the inheritance tax rate which was applicable to the daughter-in-law of the testatrix, refused a suggestion by the donee that she be allowed to disclaim (after she had accepted) in order to reduce her inheritance tax burden. Justice Stern, in refusing to assist such a scheme, distinguished the facts before him from other cases of disclaimer by stating:
In [In re Butes' Estate, 355 Pa. 170 (1946)], however, the renunciation of the legacy was bona fide and not part of any palpable evasive scheme such as that here suggested; moreover, the stepson's wife in the present case hasher running to a CNN camera in a towel with bath suds still clinging to her shoulders and New York put her on its cover last month as the “True First Lady of Trump’s America.” (She also ruffled Ivanka Trump’s feathers—a sin, as we know—when she promoted the First Daughter’s eponymous clothing line in an interview on Fox News.) The attention on Conway and her role in the president’s success got too hot. These days, she is rarely on television, and Kushner’s new innovation-focused White House office took over two of the issues she had said she had claimed as her own.

Kushner is poised to be the curse’s next victim. Last week, as he traveled to Iraq and settled into an expansive portfolio that includes his American Innovation


It’s “like a living funeral, counting down the days that my parents are torn away from me,” says 24-year-old Jason Ramos.

Hundreds of immigration rights activists gather on June 1, 2017 in front of the White House to denounce the immigration crackdown by the Trump Administration. (Photo: Stephen Melkisethian/flickr/cc)

Dozens of people were arrested Monday morning for blocking the federal building housing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in Hartford, Connecticut to denounce the deportation of a couple that’s lived in the U.S. for over twenty years.

Meriden couple Giaconda and Franklin Ramos, who came to the U.S. from Ecuador in 1993 and have no criminal record, are scheduled to board a flight back to their home country on Sept. 29.

Demonstrators sat on the ground blocking the entrances and heldweeks after Trump’s pardon of his longtime supporter Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, who detained Latinos with no evidence of any wrongdoing and established a detention center that he compared favorably to a Nazi concentration camp.

The president’s former top strategist, Steve Bannon, also has well-established ties to white supremacists, having served as the executive director of Breitbart News both before and after his work with Trump.

Hill later deleted the tweet and clarified that the views she had expressed were her own and not her employer’s; ESPN said Thursday it had accepted her apology. But that didn’t stop Trump from wading into the controversy and demanding an apology from ESPN in an early-morning missive on Friday.

ESPN is paying a really big price for its politics


reject his ideas out of hand," said Chris Hagerbaumer of the Oregon Environmental Council.[7]

↑Jeff Wright, "Weather aficionado will leave his post for new challenges: George Taylor says his departure is unrelated to doubts he has shared about global warming," The Register-Guard (Eugene, Oregon), February 22, 2008.bridge over the Savannah River in 1965; the last, the section between US 401 and I-95 (including the business spur), opened in August 1975.

History

I-20 was built in 1957 connecting Texas to the east coast running through Shreveport La, Ruston La, and Monroe La making it their first interstate.

I-20's path in Atlanta was designed in the late 1950s, during the era of segregation, to separate the city's white and African-American populations.

Exit numbers of I-20 were changed in Georgia in 2000.

Future

In 2003, the North Carolina Department of Transportation proposed extending I-20 eastward from Florence to Wilmington at the behest of North Carolina Governor Mike Easley and his 'Strategic Transportation Plan' for the southeast portion of the state. The proposed route would follow US 76 east from Florence to Whiteville, North Carolina, then


of Appling
  in Augusta
South Carolina
  in North Augusta
  in North Augusta
  north-northeast of Aiken
  southeast of Batesburg-Leesville
  east of Lexington
  north of Oak Grove
  on the Seven Oaks–St. Andrews CDP line
  in St. Andrews
  north of Columbia
  in Columbia
  in Dentsville
  on the Dentsville–Woodfield CDP line
  in Lugoff
  in Camden
  southwest of Bishopville
  northeast of Lamar
  in Florence

Auxiliary routes
Two I-420s were planned, but never completed or built. One was to be a bypass around Monroe, Louisiana, but was never built. The other I-420 was planned as a bypass to the south of Downtown Atlanta. Due to anti-freeway sentiments, this I-420 was never completed, and the already-built portion has been signedaccountants progress in their careers, but also futureproof their jobs against the emerging white-collar fear - that as technology becomes more advanced employers will increasingly look to machines as a people replacement.”

The importance of soft skills for accountants is reflected in the policies of the Big Four firms, which have all shifted the focus of recruitment towards interpersonal skills – as well as providing enrichment programmes for employees which focus on developing these areas. Deloitte has initiated a 'CV blind' policy for new recruits, hiding details of the school and university candidates attend. KPMG has a CV-blind policy at telephone interview stage, PwC no longer uses A-levels as a recruitment threshold and, earlier this year, EY pledged to scrap minimum A-level and degree requirements for graduates.

Skills have moved


Courting Trouble (Rosato & Associates Series)

Author:Lisa Scottoline

ISBN 13:9780060081935

ISBN 10:60081937

Edition:Lrg

Publisher:Harper

Publication Date:2002-05-21

Format:Paperback

Pages:496

List Price:$26.95

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Anne Murphy is the redheaded rookie at the Philadelphia law firm of Rosato & Associates, and one morning she wakes up to front-page headlines proclaiming lawyer murdered  above her own picture. If she wants to stay alive, she's got to play dead. She'll have to trust people she barely knows  colleagues who hate her, homicide cops who want her out of the crime-fighting business, and a new love who inconveniently happens to be opposing counsel. But her knack for courting trouble makes it almost impossible for Anne to play well with others, and an unexpected event places her in lethal jeopardy and leaves her with everything to lose.

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New York Times bestseller Scottoline's cast of beautifulfemale lawyers at Philadelphia's Rosato & Associates is augmented by red-headed bombshell Anne Murphy, a woman with a secret past, who's trying to make a go of it in a new city. An intriguing character jammed into a laborious plot, Murphy toils as a career-minded loner. On a much-needed weekend away from her heavy caseload, she picks up a newspaper to read that she has been murdered by an intruder who blasted her in the face with a shotgun. Murphy knows the real victim was the woman who had agreed to feed her cat; she also knows that the murderer was likely Kevin Satorno, the stalker who nearly killed her a year earlier while she was living in Los Angeles. Murphy figures that if Satorno discovers he actually


killed the wrong person, he'll continue hunting her, so she decides to play dead and enlist the help of her new colleagues at Rosato & Associates to track him down. Scottoline (The Vendetta Defense; Moment of Truth) wraps up the far-fetched action in high style, with a few predictable twists, at Philly's big outdoor Fourth of July celebration. As in her eight previous women-in-peril legal thrillers, she tempers the plot's bloodshed with a bouncy tone that some readers may find cloying. But this doesn't bother the former lawyer's growing base of fans she's now translated into 25 languages and despite Murphy's occasional "you go, girl" silliness, she's the best character Scottoline has created in a while. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.(CNN) — Louisville visitors will fly "like a butterfly" after the city renames its airport after hometown great Muhammad Ali.

After Wednesday's vote on a recommendation by a working group that studied renaming for more than a year, the city announced the airport will become the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, instead of Louisville International Airport.

Heavyweight champion boxer Ali labeled himself "The Greatest of All Time," and was among the most famous and beloved athletes on the planet. Ali was known not only for his athletic prowess but also for his social activism. He died in 2016 after decades with Parkinson's disease.

"This tells the world how proud we are to associate 'The Greatest' with not only our great city, but our great airport," Jim Welch, chairman of the Airport


Authority Board, said in a statement

Ali's widow, Lonnie Ali, expressed her support for the name change: "I am happy that visitors from far and wide who travel to Louisville will have another touch-point to Muhammad and be reminded of his open and inclusive nature, which is reflective of our city."

Though the airport's name will change, the airport's three-letter International Air Transport Association Location Identifier, SDF, will not.

Louisville Tourism says the city stands to reap economic benefits by boosting Ali-related tourism, much as the city has done in establishing Bourbonism as a global tourist experience.Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and her ScD from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and also works on global health projects as a Vice President at ideas42. Emily Zimmerman received her JD from the University of Texas School of Law, and works on global health projects as a Vice President at ideas42. Vivien Caetano received her BA from Brown University and works on global health projects as a Senior Associate at ideas42. Maurice Musheke received his MPH from the University of Zambia School of Medicine and his PhD from the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, and works on global health projects as a Senior Social and Behavioral Research Manager at Population Council, based in Zambia. Ameck Kamanga received his Masters in Obstetrics and


dispossessing the Arab population.

The number of both Muslim and Christian Arabs of East Jerusalem is dwindling at an alarming rate and their properties are confiscated by Israeli authorities under one pretext or another.

According to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, the number of Christians in East Jerusalem has shrunk to about 14,000; the number of Muslims residing in East Jerusalem has fallen to about 200,000, and is fast dropping, due to additional Israeli restrictions on their continued residence.

Helping Muslims and Christians in East Jerusalem should not be a Jordanian endeavour only; the international community must play a role as well before these important, millennia-old, communities are made to leave Jerusalem.

Jordan is doing its utmost for their protection, but it takes a determined international effort to turn the tideThe Parliamentary bureau has requested all MPs to go out to different schools across the country to sensitise students against the genocide ideology.

This comes after a series of questioning of education ministers by MPs on the genocide ideology that was found to be rampant in different schools around the country, by a parliamentary report.

“All Deputies are out of the office to campaign against the genocide ideology in schools,” the Parliamentary Communications Director, Augustin Habimana, said yesterday.

The campaign comes at a time when both primary and secondary schools have resumed their new academic year 2008.

He said the one-week campaign will be held in all schools across the country and that lawmakers will be meeting students and head teachers in both primary and secondary schools.The sensitisation comes after the parliamentary


adhoc commission set up to probe genocide ideology in schools released a report confirming the existence of the genocide ideology in schools.

Recently, MPs held an extraordinary session in camera that came up with resolutions to launch a crackdown on the genocide ideology in schools.

Late last year, the probe committee revealed damning revelations of cases of genocide ideology in several secondary schools around the country, some scoring as high as 97 percent. The inquiry came up with a list of eleven schools that were leading in cases of genocide ideology countrywide.

The damning details in the report prompted legislators to summon the two Education ministers Jeanne d’Arc Mujawamariya and Joseph Murekeraho, state Minister in charge of Primary and Secondary Education, to the August House to explain why the ministry couldCOUNTY NEWS: Tim Peake sets new world record for space marathon

Sussex astronaut Tim Peake has achieved a new Guinness World Record title for the fastest marathon in orbit.

Major Peake ran the London Marathon on board the International Space Station (ISS) today (Sunday, April 24) in a time of 3:35.21.

Guinness World Records’ head of records Marco Frigatti adjudicated Peake’s attempt via live video link at the European Astronaut Centre of ESA in Cologne.

The record for the fastest marathon in orbit by a female is held by Sunita Williams, who ran in a time of 4:24 on April 16, 2007.

Marco Frigatti said: “Tim has captured the hearts and minds of the nation since his mission on-board the International Space Station began last year.

“His latest achievement is surely his greatest –


running the fastest marathon in space, on the only day-off from his gruelling schedule is fantastic accomplishment. Tim is a true inspiration and someone we can all look up to. Literally.”

Major Peake launched today’s London Marathon with a pre-recorded good-luck message and countdown, which was shown on a big screen ahead of the race start.

The Chichester-based astronaut ran the 26.2 mile distance at the same time as thousands of people on Earth, including a team of UK Space Agency and European Space Agency (ESA) colleagues.

To counteract the effects of weightlessness, Major Peake used a harness to keep him on the running belt.

He said: “As soon as I was assigned my mission to the International Space Station, I realised that it was a wonderful opportunity to run the DigitalUphill battle

Paralympic skier who climbed Kilimanjaro will speak in Lake Placid

March 1, 2014

LAKE PLACID - Paralympic sit-skier and wheelchair track athlete Chris Waddell, who climbed the 19,340-foot Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania using a specially designed hand cycle, will be in Lake Placid for a showing of an award-winning documentary about him, "One Revolution."

The movie, which tells the story of Waddell's ascent, will play at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, free and open to the public. Waddell will introduce the movie and take questions from the audience afterward. He is also scheduled to talk to students at local schools Monday and Tuesday.

Waddell, who grew up in western Massachusetts, was a promising skier for Middlebury College in Vermont when he broke his back in


a skiing accident in 1988. The accident left him paralyzed from the waist down.

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Paralympian Chris Waddell climbs Mount Kilimanjaro in September 2009 on a specially designed hand cycle. Waddell will be at the Lake Placid Center of the Arts Tuesday evening when its shows the documentary “One Revolution,” about his Kilimanjaro accomplishment.(Photo — Mike Stoner)

Chris Waddell and his crew get help from local porters on his climb up Mount Kilimanjaro in September 2009.(Photo — Mike Stoner)

Chris Waddell gets help from his crew during a difficult part of the climb up Mount Kilimanjaro in September 2009.(Photo — Mike Stoner)

Chris Waddell and his crew get help from local porters on his climb up Mount Kilimanjaro in September 2009.(Photo — Mike Stoner)

Determined to get back into the sport, he returnedon a monoski about a year later. Two years after that, he was named to the U.S. Disabled Ski Team.

Waddell went on to become the most decorated male skier in Paralympic history, winning 12 medals over four games, starting in 1992 and ending 10 years later. He spent a total of 11 years on the U.S. Disabled Ski Team. He is one of a select few who has medaled in both summer and winter games. In 2010, he was inducted into both the Paralympic Hall of Fame and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame.

In September 2009, he became the first paraplegic to climb Mount Kilamanjaro.

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"The reason why I decided on Kilamanjaro was I thought, if I could get to the top of the tallest place,


and the Geneva Film Festival.

The documentary is one of several that Waddell has appeared in. He also was featured in "To Dream Again," which showed his efforts to learn to ski a year after his accident. He also appeared in Warren Miller's 1994 movie "Vertical Reality."

"Warren was a huge supporter of disabled skiing, and he believed in disabled skiing," Waddell said. "He featured athletes in his films, and after (the Paralympics in) Lillehammer in '94, he wanted to showcase a bunch of us."

Now 45 and living in Park City, Utah, Waddell is a motivational speaker and the focal point of the One Revolution foundation. When he talks to students Monday and Tuesday, he will be working off a presentation that is called "Nametags."

"It looks at the labels thatQuello and Bob’s knowledge. These Wendell solo spots ran the entire length of the high cereal summer season, after which Quello and Bob were released from their contracts.

Mascots from across the breakfast spectrum went on strike as a display of solidarity to the two slighted chefs. Everyone from Aunt Jemima to Mrs Butterworth to Rastus the Cream of Wheat Guy came out in support of the bakers. Grocers across the country were unable to restock their shelves with breakfast foods, which led to increased sales at Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks. It took years for morning home dining to recover, and its popularity has yet to return to pre-1992 levels. The fallout from the incident haunts the industry to this day.

As for Quello and Bob, the transition from celebrity


2-month-old boy killed by family's pet pit bull

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DALLAS — A 2-month-old boy is dead and his mother injured in an attack by a pit bull Sunday afternoon, police said.

Just before 5 p.m., the boy was inside the family's Dallas home with his father when the father went outside to turn on the sprinklers, according to police.

The family's pet pit bull attacked the boy, who was in a bouncing seat, while the father was outside.

The dog bit the boy's mother twice as she was trying to pull the child away, police said.

The father dragged the dog off of the boy and shot the dog twice outside, police said.

Police said the baby was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Related stories:hybrid system the human attenuation correction by way of example is critical. The human attenuation correction determines the intensity attenuation of the PET photons emitted after an interaction of positrons and electrons on their way to the detector through absorbent tissue, and corrects the received signal by precisely this attenuation. MR data is acquired for this which maps the complete anatomy of the object to be examined in the direction of the high-energy photons emitted by the positron emission tomography. This means that the anatomy of the object to be examined should also be captured as precisely a possible in the subarea at the edge of the tunnel of the hybrid system. In a patient to be examined the structures located in this subarea are primarily the arms


and Vasilevskiy that are in their primes and will still be in their primes for at least the next few years.

Around that core, there is a solid supporting cast in Vladislav Namestnikov, Ondrej Palat, Tyler Johnson, Alex Killorn, Anton Stralman, and Jake Dotchin.

Since taking over the reins of the Tampa Bay Lightning, Yzerman has had a couple opportunities to add to a contending team. And it’s rather intriguing to see how in most of those trades he’s had an eye not only for the present team, but also for the future of the team.

In 2010-11, Yzerman traded Ty Wishart for goaltender Dwayne Roloson. In that trade, Yzerman gave up very little, a throw-in piece from the Dan Boyle trade made prior to Yzerman’s arrival, and picked up agoaltender that got the team to game seven of the Eastern Conference Finals.

In 2013-14, Yzerman traded away a star in Martin St. Louis. He got back Ryan Callahan who was a downgrade in the immediate term, but had potential to be a big part of the team into the future. Plus, Yzerman got what ended up being two first round picks and Daniel Walcott for the cost of St. Louis and a second round pick. Yzerman turned both of the first round picks into three second round picks and a third round pick. A trade that hurt the team slightly in the now, but greatly helped the team into the future.

In 2014-15, Yzerman traded Radko Gudas, Brett Connolly, a first round pick, and a third round pick for


Braydon Coburn and two second round picks. Giving up on Gudas at the time felt like a big blow, while Connolly’s development had stalled out and he never lived up to his billing as a draft prospect. Yzerman had an extra first round pick from the St. Louis trade and also softened the blow by moving on from Connolly.

In Coburn, he picked up a solid, third-pairing defenseman with an extra year remaining. Again thinking to the future as well as the now, Coburn helped both, especially after being re-signed to a three year contract. The extra picks even further provided for team growth into the future.

With the 2015-16 run to the Eastern Conference Finals, Yzerman stood pat. The cost of the rentals on the market were not worthgovernments will sign six bilateral agreements in Zagreb and another four in Dubrovnik during the 16 + 1 China - CEEC and Southeast Europe summit.

The agreements concern railroads, agriculture, digital cooperation between the state administration and China's Huawei company, the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR), in science and sports.

Annual trade between the two countries amounts to about one billion euro, mostly in China's favour. Last year, 250,000 Chinese tourists visited Croatia.

More news about relations between Croatia and China can be found in the Politics section.


sterile wide-neck sputum container (see Figure S1) to provide a sputum specimen. The suspected TB case was also given another sputum container and instructed basing on standard early-morning sputum specimen collection for the next day\'s visit to the clinic [@bib0017].

The third specimen was collected when the early-morning specimen was delivered to the laboratory. Here, fluorescent microscopy was done as described below, and the positive samples were kept at - 20 °C in the EPI (Expand Programme on Immunization Unit) refrigerators at Wau Teaching Hospital. Each tube was then packaged in a three-layer receptacle (zip lock sterile bags), maintained at least at 0 °C in an ice box, and transported by road and air transport to the Central Diagnostic Laboratory (CDL), College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Biosecurity (COVAB), Makererefrom the University of Bahr El Ghazal campus to Wau teaching hospital. At the WTH, a work-day started with a briefing from the clinician on the expected caseload for that day. This forecast was based on the previous day\'s updates on the armed conflict status i.e.; if the day before had relatively few sporadic gun battles within the 350-kilometer radius, the numbers were likely to be high, usually in excess of 15 cases. The opposite was true when there had been sustained gun fighting the previous day. The Leprosy and Tuberculosis clinic (see Figure S1-A) managed all cases of leprosy, tuberculosis and Buluri ulcer in this area. Suspected TB cases visiting this WTH were usually waiting to be seen by a physician at 08:30, and the physician would


Investigator brings unique job experiences to DA's office

Chief Investigator for the district attorney's office, Tom Seymour has long lists of witnesses for court hearings that he keeps track of hanging on his office wall.

Combining a former police officer with a psychologist created the chief investigator that District Attorney Will Furse was looking for to fill out his staff late last year.

Tom Seymour, 64, brings that unique combination to the DA's office.

Seymour had been a psychologist for 36 years and was employed as a Utah police officer for two years.

Seymour said he never envisioned himself being a chief investigator while growing up; instead thought he was going to play professional baseball.

Seymour attended Loyola Marymount College on a baseball scholarship, but his athletic dream was dashed by a leg injury.

Knowinghe needed to take academics more seriously, Seymour slide into psychology courses and eventually earned a doctorate in the field.

Seymour's new job with the DA's office follows his retirement from psychology.

His past career has helped him immensely in his job as the chief investigator for the DA's office.

Seymour has worked with sex offenders at the state prison in Florence, Ariz., and also was employed at the juvenile facility at the Adobe Mountain correction center, which is just north of Phoenix.

He also worked in California and New York.

In 1993, Seymour experienced what he called a mid-life crisis and decided to leave psychology to become a police officer and was hired by the Moab Police Department in southeastern Utah.

At 42, Seymour was the oldest patrol officer on the force and


took some good-natured ribbing from fellow officers for having that distinction, earning the nickname Doc.

After two years as a police officer, Seymour was offered the opportunity to teach forensic psychology at a medical school.

After moving to the Four Corners area with his wife, April Randle, a medical doctor, he worked as a psychologist for AXIS for five years until retiring last year.

Seymour said he and his wife always have liked living in the Four Corners region, and added they own a home in Dove Creek.

While he was thinking his working days were over, he was contacted by Furse shortly after the DA was elected to office in November.

Seymour was a Furse supporter during the election. Furse learned about the Seymore's background and thought the two jobs combined intoits own.

"It's like putting a piece back in the puzzle," he said.

Part of his current job is interviewing witnesses and making sure they are ready for trial, which often involves interviewing them a second time.

If a witness informs the DA's office in advance that a particular day to testify at trial may not work for anvalid reason, they may try to schedule an alternate time for that person.

"I will see them face-to-face and tell them to put the (court) date on their calendar," he said.

Currently, Seymour is working the murder trial of Luther Hampson who is accused of murdering Dolores resident Jonathan Hayes in January 2012.

He also makes background checks of all involved because past offenses, especially when not discovered, could prove to be damaging when a trial


begins.

He said history of assaults, especially in domestic violence cases, are vital when trying to receive a protection order from the court.

One thing, though stands out and that is to help the deputy DAs and Furse receive the information they need.

"A lot of research is done to make a current case even stronger," Seymour said. He also said he is having a great time working with the DA's office, mentioning the competent deputy district attorneys and the legal assistants that he gets to work with everyday.

The chief investigator said he would like to continue working with the DA's office for as long as Furse remains in office.

Seymour, who was born and raised in Pittsburgh, likes to ski, especially at Telluride, river raft and watch the Arizona Diamondbacks baseballAt approximately 4:20 a.m., officers responded to the 6000 block of 34th Avenue NE for a report of a car prowl in progress. When officers arrived, they observed the adult male suspect inside a parked car.

The suspect fled on foot and officers gave chase. During the foot pursuit, the suspect fired a handgun at the officers. One officer returned fire. None of the officers were injured and the suspect continued to flee.

Additional officers and a K9 team responded to the area and began actively searching for the suspect.

The suspect broke into a home in the 6000 block of 27th Avenue NE and stole a vehicle from the residents at gunpoint. There were no reports of injuries during this robbery.

The suspect fled in the stolen vehicle before crashing it


near NE 55 Street and 26th Avenue NE.

Officers attempted to take the suspect into custody at the collision scene.

During the encounter, one officer fired, striking the suspect.

Several officers provided first aid to the wounded suspect. Seattle Fire Department responded and declared the suspect deceased at the scene. Detectives recovered a handgun from inside the stolen vehicle.

FIT, Crime Scene Investigations (CSI), Robbery and Homicide detectives all responded to the scene.

Per SPD policy, designed in collaboration with the Department of Justice, detectives were joined on scene with representatives from the Office of Police Accountability. Also per SPD policy, the officers involved in the shooting will be placed on paid administrative leave during the investigation.

This information is preliminary and subject to change as the investigation proceeds.Most history books focusing on the Revolutionary War offer in-depth consideration of the economic conflicts that helped fuel the break between England and its American colonies. Much less historical coverage is given to the financial challenges that the Americans faced in financing the conflict itself. War might be hell, but it isn’t cheap.

One of the behind-the-scenes heroes in helping to keep the American war effort afloat financially was Haym Salomon. For many years, his contribution to the revolution was either forgotten or marginalized. Even today, the depth of his work to bring about a free United States is underappreciated.

Salomon was born in Lissa, Poland, in 1740. His family was descended from Sephardic (Spanish and Portuguese) Jews who were expelled from their homeland during the Inquisition. In his youth,


he traveled across Europe and displayed a talent for absorbing languages. In 1772, he left Poland following the partition that divided the nation between Prussian and Russian occupation and eventually settled in New York City as the Revolutionary War was beginning to take root.

Although new to the American colonies, Salomon quickly gave allegiance to the fight against the British crown and became active in the New York Sons of Liberty. In 1776, he received a contract as a supplier for American troops stationed in central New York. In 1777, he married Rachel Franks, whose brother Isaac was a lieutenant colonel on George Washington’s staff.

The British forces learned of Salomon’s activities in the Sons of Liberty and arrested him for espionage. However, Salomon’s captors felt he could be ofservice to them as a translator for the Hessian mercenaries imported from Germany to fight against the American forces. Salomon was released and agreed to communicate with the Hessians, although he disregarded the British messaging and encouraged the mercenaries to defect from their duties. Salomon also helped engineer the escape of several prisoners in British captivity.

However, the British were not as inefficient as Salomon might have imagined and he was arrested again in early 1778 and sentenced in a military trial to execution by hanging. But the resourceful Salomon hid some gold coins in his clothing during his captivity and bribed a guard, thus enabling an escape to Philadelphia, where he was joined by his wife and their newborn.

Salomon petitioned the Continental Congress in August 1778 for employment,