all over the world. When we knocked The Beatles off the top in America, they sent us a telegram which read, 'Congratulations from The Beatles (a group)'."

The producer Mickie Most recalls, "Everything was in the right place, the planets were in the right place, the stars were in the right place and the wind was blowing in the right direction. It only took 15 minutes to make so I can't take much credit for the production. It was just a case of capturing the atmosphere in the studio." The Animals recorded this in one take, as they had perfected the song from performing it on the road. The Animals' drummer John Steel recalls in 1000 UK #1 Hits by Jon Kutner and Spencer Leigh, "We Played Liverpool ontop in America, they sent us a telegram which read, 'Congratulations from The Beatles (a group)'."The producer Mickie Most recalls, "Everything was in the right place, the planets were in the right place, the stars were in the right place and the wind was blowing in the right direction. It only took 15 minutes to make so I can't take much credit for the production. It was just a case of capturing the atmosphere in the studio."

The UK version of this song runs 4:29, which was longer than any other #1 hit in Britain to that point (most hits of the day came in under 3 minutes). The Animals' UK label, Columbia, didn't want to release it as a single because of its length, but the group's producer


Mickie Most fought for it.

In America, the song was edited down to 2:59.

The first Animals single was the far more traditional "Baby Let Me Take You Home," which reached #21 in the UK and #102 in America. "House Of The Rising Sun" was their second single, and the one that broke them big.

The Animals had 14 Top 40 hits in the US, becoming one of the most successful British Invasion bands in the United States. They split up in 1968 over various music and business issues. Burdon told Songfacts: "I don't think that The Animals got a chance to evolve. We were the first to admit that we took blues songs from American artists, but if the Animals had stuck together and worked together instead of worrying aboutwho was getting all the money, we could have evolved more and come out with more music to be proud of."

Animals organist Alan Price was the only band member given credit for arranging the track, meaning he is paid almost all the royalties. Their record company told the other members that there was not enough room to list them as arrangers.

The organ solo was inspired by jazzman Jimmy Smith's hit "Walk on the Wild Side." Alan Price performed the solo on a Vox Continental.

The Detroit rockers Frijid Pink made their mark with a cover of this song that went to #4 UK and #7 US in 1970. In America, two other artist have charted with the song: Santa Esmeralda (#78 in 1978) and Dolly Parton (#77 in 1981).


The thousands who have recorded the song include Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Dave Van Ronk, The Supremes, The Chambers Brothers, Leslie West, Sinéad O'Connor and Muse.

In the UK, the Animals version was re-released in 1972 (going to #25) and again in 1982 (#11).

After The Animals split up, Eric Burdon soured on this song and went through a long period where he wouldn't perform it, saying he "regarded the song as an embarrassment." He later made peace with it, regularly performing it in various styles.OTTAWA—The federal ethics watchdog has cleared Finance Minister Bill Morneau of two Opposition charges he abused his office and used insider knowledge to benefit himself and his former company.

Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson dismissed complaints that Morneau may have acted on insider information about tax changes to sell off about one million shares in advance of pending tax hikes that would hit wealthy Canadians.

She says it was clear to everyone after public statements by the government when it took power in November 2015 that it would make the tax changes, and so Morneau was not using “insider information” that was “not available to the public” when he sold a first tranche of shares then worth about $15 million. He donated the profit on his shares to charity.

Dawson also concluded


Bay Shore, NY - July 3rd, 2014 - Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Third Squad detectives are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate the men who robbed a male victim with a machete last year.

On Sunday, September 29, 2013, three Hispanic men jumped out of a silver minivan and robbed a male victim that was walking on Stein Drive in North Bay Shore at approximately 12:30 a.m. The suspects threatened the victim with a machete and stole his wallet containing cash and a debit card.

Shortly after the robbery, the suspects used the stolen card at the 7-Eleven located on Union Avenue in Bay Shore and at the Hess gas station located on Route 111 in Islip. They were seen leaving in a black4-door sedan, possibly a Honda Civic.

One of the men is described as Hispanic in his mid-30s with a medium build, black hair and a mustache. He was wearing black pants, a black t-shirt and a black jacket. Another suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his mid-30s, with a heavy build and black hair. He was wearing a white t-shirt and black pants. There is no description on the third suspect.


DJI Phantom II. He calls it "the iPhone of drones" because of its sleek looks and simple controls. Davis hands me the controls, and I'm airborne, zipping the drone through the Texas sky, stopping to hover over the football stadium in the distance before bringing it in for a landing. It's thrilling—and suddenly clear why this is the future of sports photography.

A quick visit to YouTube shows what's possible. A drone watches from behind the line of scrimmage to give high school football coaches at Mississippi's Jackson Academy a videogame perspective of their plays during practice. The University of Louisville swoops a drone through the stadium during a preseason scrimmage to build excitement for the season. Formula One races, PGA Tour events, surfers off the coast of California:requirement for all students, and a Plastic Surgery Pathway has been designed in conjunction with the school's pathway system for fourth-year students. The Pathway provides a framework for the student to select a combination of rotations that will best provide an appropriate broad-based education in preparation for training in plastic surgery, and it provides extensive guidance by faculty members in the discipline to assist with career decisions, rotation selection, and preparations for the residency application process. Students in the Plastic Surgery Pathway are required to take rotations in medicine, neurology, and plastic surgery. The remaining rotations are selected from a list of options based on the student's individual learning needs, interests, and career aspirations. Early experience with the Plastic Surgery Pathway has shown that it has been well


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Ty Majeski’s Magic is Back at Madison

Ty Majeski (Super Late Models), Jeremy Miller (Late Models), Ray Hellenbrand (Sportsman), and Nick Schmidt (Bandits) picked up the wins tonight at Madison as part of Bobcat of Janesville Night.

Ty Majeski Wins Triple Crown Challenge Round Two

Ty Majeski won the 50 lap feature for the Super Late Model Triple Crown Challenge tonight. The win was his fourth in Triple Crown history at Madison.

Chris and Jason Weinkauf paced the field to the green flag. After a pair of laps Jason Weinkauf took the top spot followed by Chris Weinkauf, Ty Majeski, Casey Johnson, and Austin Nason. On lap 8 Majeski moved to the inside of Chris Weinkauf and the two ran side by side for two laps before Majeski took the secondspot with Johnson into third.

On lap 12 Majeski found room to the inside of Jason Weinkauf to take the lead coming out of turn two. One lap later Johnson moved into second place setting his sights on the lead.

Majeski was able to build his lead and by lap 20 had increased it to four car lengths with Nason a distant third. At the half-way point the lead was 0.5 seconds with Majeski and Johnson turning nearly identical lap times. Moving up through the field was the car of Rich Bickle Jr. who moved past Jason Weinkauf on lap 29 to take over the fourth spot.

With 15 laps to go Majeski’s advantage had increased to nearly a full second over Johnson. The only thing Johnson and the rest of


for the NASCAR Late Models. It was his 15thcareer Late Model win at Madison.

Kyle Taylor and Pat Richgels brought the field to the green flag. Brian Beale worked his way past the front row to take the lead after the first lap. Quickly moving up behind Beale were Brent Edmunds, Zack Riddle, Jeremy Miller, and Bobby Wilberg.

On lap 3 Edmunds moved to the inside of Beale to take the lead only to lose it to Riddle one lap later. On lap 5 Miller moved into second with John Baumeister Jr. up to third on lap 6 just before the caution flag waved for an incident in turn four that sent Will Rece and Wilberg to the back of the field.

Riddle continued to lead followed by Miller, Baumeister Jr.,Edmunds, and Scheel. On lap 9 Miller pulled to the inside of Riddle coming out of turn four to take the lead shortly before the caution flag came out for an incident in turn two that resulted in Edmunds going to the tail end of the pack.

On the restart Miller and Scheel ran side by side before Miller gained the advantage on lap 12. Riddle took the second spot coming out of turn two on lap 13 with Baumeister Jr. doing the same one lap later. At the half-way point Miller had extended his lead to three car lengths over Riddle.

As the laps quickly counted down, Miller was able to open up his lead and cruise to victory lane as Riddle held off Baumeister Jr. at the stripe


Robinson moved to the inside of Messel and took the lead on lap 11 with Ray Hellenbrand and Gary Hellenbrand close behind.

On lap 12 Messel regained the lead from the outside and built up a two car length lead over Ray Hellenbrand and Robinson before the caution came out on lap 14 for a spin in turn two.

The restart found Messel and Ray Hellenbrand running side by side before Messel spun coming out of turn 3 bringing out the caution.

Now it would be Ray Hellenbrand on the inside and Mike Taylor on the outside for the restart with Ray Hellenbrand jumping out to a sizeable lead and marching his way to the checkered flag. Robinson was second followed by Taylor, Bryan Hellenbrand, and Jake Biever.

“This means so much,”said Hellenbrand from victory lane who also thanked his family for their support.

Setting quick time in qualifying was Gary Hellenbrand with a lap of 20.543 (87.621 mph). It was his second-ever fast time at Madison. Trevor Robinson won the Dash and the heat race.

Two in a Row for Nick Schmidt

Nick Schmidt won the 25 lap for the Pellitteri Waste Systems Bandits. It was the second win in a row for the division’s point leader.

Jeremy Bredeson and Steve Dickson raced side by side for the first three laps before Dickson took the top spot. Dickson opened up a ten car length lead with Nick Schmidt closing the gap quickly and on lap 11 was right on the bumper of Dickson before taking the lead on lap 12.

Schmidt and Dickson


you'd like it safely reattached, D, you should come to us peacefully."

The part about being reattached would've undoubtedly caused the left hand to laugh.

D went outside.

Josette slammed the chair beside her against the wall. First Bligh appeared, then Arbuckle. Josette gave a toss of her chin—and the two of them pressed their faces to the windowpanes. They wore looks of desperation.

The rebounding rain outlined D's form in white.

"Is it okay?" D inquired.

"Of course. It's right here."

"I have no time to fool around with illusions. I'll head right up there."

"Well, that settles matters quickly enough."

"However," the Hunter continued, "I have a condition. Those in this farmhouse, the other man, and the ones you abducted are all to be safely released from the village."

"That's a substantial condition, but are youWas this Nobleman really that good of an administrator for 'em?"

As the voice spoke, D rode on.

Before the main gates was a moat about sixty feet wide. Its black waters reflected the cyborg horse and D where they halted at the brink.

"So, how are we getting across?" the hoarse voice asked, but then it immediately groaned, "What the hell?"

The distant gate was slowly falling. It doubled as a drawbridge.

"Strike that remark about the welcoming committee. This is a real warm welcome."

Ignoring the hoarse voice, D rode onto the bridge. Perhaps he gave no thought to this being a trap, for he rode on in silence, crossing the bridge without saying a single word.

Within the gate was an inner courtyard. Ramparts that looked to be about a hundred and


the five-year period. Adverse childhood events were associated with loneliness by both men and women. In the older group, men's loneliness was related to having been bullied, and conflicts between parents. Women's loneliness was related to economic problems in their childhood family. Regarding the incidence of loneliness - becoming lonely between T1 and T2 - among those aged 40-59, divorce predicted women becoming lonely, but not men. Among those aged 60-80, the partner's death was a stronger predictor of the incidence of loneliness among men than among women. The results demonstrate that loneliness is influenced by events and experiences from early childhood to later life, and that some events and experiences influence loneliness in men and women differently.moves in the direction in which the impact force acts.
As described above, the thin-walled portion is provided between the shaft supporting hole and the escape hole formed in the bearing portion, and therefore, the impact force applied to the shift lever can be absorbed without increase in the number of parts.
A third aspect of the present invention is constructed such that, in the second aspect, the transverse dimension of an opening of a hole wall forming the escape hole is made smaller than the diameter of the control shaft and is gradually made smaller in the direction away from the shaft supporting hole.
In the shift lever device according to the third aspect, after the control shaft breaks the thin-walled portion and comes into the escape hole, the control


the breakage being caused in the fragile portion as described above, the impact force can be effectively absorbed.
A fifth aspect of the present invention is constructed such that, in the first aspect, a fragile portion is formed in a breaking portion of the supporting means which is broken due to axial impact force applied to the shift lever so as to partially lower strength of the breaking portion, and at least one pair of wall surfaces is formed further at the front side than the breaking portion in a direction in which the impact force acts so that the space therebetween is gradually made smaller in a direction away from the shaft supporting hole.
In the shift lever device according to the fifth aspect, when impact force is appliedbe absorbed without increase in the number of parts.
A seventeenth aspect of the present invention is constructed such that, in the sixteenth aspect, the transverse dimension of an opening of a hole wall forming the escape hole is made smaller than the diameter of the pin and is gradually made smaller in the direction away from the shaft supporting hole.
In the shift lever device according to the seventeenth aspect, after the pin breaks the thin-walled portion and comes into the escape hole, the pin abuts against the hole wall of the escape hole and moves while widening the escape hole in the transverse direction. For this reason, the decay time of impact force becomes longer and the impact force can be effectively absorbed.
An eighteenth aspect of the present


shift lever is operated to rotate the spherical body, an arbitrary shift range can be selected.
When impact force is applied to the shift lever in the axial direction, the spherical body presses the spherical body receiver. As a result, the receiving pedestal is also pressed and the bearing portion is broken, the spherical body receiver is separated from the shift lever device main body, and further, the shift lever moves in the direction in which the impact force acts, thereby resulting in absorption of the impact force.
As described above, the impact force acts on the bearing portion via the spherical body, and therefore, even if the direction in which the impact force acts is in an unfixed or eccentric state, the impact force can be reliably absorbed.
A nineteenthglance at the display while trying to navigate in a crowded channel. It will be appreciated that glancing at the depth sounder to readout the depth is not only inconvenient, but also can result in accidents due to glancing away from the scene.
It is therefore desirable that an audible indication of depth be provided so that the operator of the vessel need not divert his attention from the situation at hand.
Moreover, since depth sounders are frequently used in navigation, it is likewise desirable to provide an audible depth indication for the vessel's navigator whose attention is drawn away from the chart he is using when he must look up at the depth sounder in order to ascertain the depth of the water over which the vessel is currently


A teacher who was grazed by a bullet while saving students during the school massacre in Parkland, Fla., offered a detailed description of the shooter during an appearance on ‘Good Morning America’ that adds confusion to the official narrative.

Stacey Lippel, a Language Arts and Creative Writing teacher at Marjory Stoneman High School, came face to face with the shooter on February 14th, as she ushered terrified students into her classroom for shelter.

She chronicled her encounter during a sit-down interview on ‘Good Morning America.’

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“All of a sudden I heard gun shots in the stairwell, which is about 20 feet away from my room, and then kids were screaming and running back towards me, towards the endbefore one of the shooter’s rounds grazed her arm – a wound which she showed to the camera.

She described warning fellow teacher Scott Beigel to also shut his door, adding that Beigel “couldn’t see the shooter – I had a good visual of him, which is why I yelled at him to shut his door.”

Strangely, there have been few if any reports that Nikolas Cruz was decked out in full body armor, or that he resembled a member of law enforcement.

An official timeline of events maintains that Cruz arrived in an Uber at the high school, and less than three minutes later, he had already embarked on a rampage inside the school.

Cruz reportedly transported a rifle in a soft case, and carried extra magazines in a backpack.

A conflict


with me during a ride together through the California mountains in early 2016).

Allan Hendry was a commercial artist and astronomer who worked with J. Allen Hynek’s Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS) during the middle to late 1970s, which culminated in his exhaustive work The UFO Handbook: A Guide to Investigating, Evaluating and Reporting UFO Sightings (Doubleday, 1979). It remains, arguably, one of the most complete and authoritative books on the UFO subject, and despite occasional derision Hendry garnered from skeptics, even UFO arch-debunker Phillip J. Klass referred to the book as “one of the most significant and useful books on [UFOs] ever published.”

Although Hendry was adept with astronomy, holding a B.A. from the University of Michigan, his wife Dr. Elaine Hendry was a physicist who also studied UFOsin a clear and uniform manner of studying the UFO phenomenon. His critics on both sides of the debate attacked him due to their own lack of understanding, having mistaken his resolute abstinence from unbridled speculation as being a position contrary to their own biased views. Seldom have we seen researchers with such discipline, and a willingness to seek to understand the phenomenon apart from narratives that stem from social movements, ranging from UFO advocacy groups and “experiencer” gatherings, to science clubs and skeptic conferences.

In The UFO Handbook, Hendry gives a fair assessment of the broader UFO phenomenon since the late 1940s near the outset of the volume, calling into question both the rationale for study, as well as what the nature of the phenomenon may truly represent:

They


At the cusp of Denton County farmland, a giant, dome-shaped house is stacked to the brim with mysterious artifacts. Its yard is populated by cats, dogs, and eyeless horses. Jessica Luther Rummel is the curator and caretaker of this odd collection of the abandoned. Former co-founder of the Dallas-based Phoenix Project Collective, a service-based organization that aimed to provide an inclusive community venue, Jessica is a long-time advocate for artists and those in need.

Currently a McNair scholar at the University of North Texas studying Religious Studies and Ancient History, Rummel’s recent trip to India, where she lived among Jain scholars, built upon her belief in the importance of service. Her latest endeavor serves local music lovers and musicians alike. Jessica and her husband, Dave Rummel, are the co-foundersRimando, Beckerman see action in US's rout over Guatemala

SANDY, Utah - Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando and midfielder Kyle Beckerman both played in the U.S.'s 6-0 rout win over Guatemala on Friday night, with Rimando starting and going the full 90 and Beckerman playing the first half in the friendly win at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium.

Real Salt Lake defender Tony Beltran did not get into Friday's match.

The U.S. will kick off its Gold Cup slate on Tuesday with a match against Belize at Jeld-Wen Field in Portland.

The Americans will continue their tournament run at Rio Tinto Stadium next Saturday, July 13, when they'll take on Cuba at 1:30 p.m. MT in the first game of a Gold Cup doubleheader in Sandy. RSL forward Alvaro Saborio and Costa


Roger Federer made sporting history as he claimed an unprecedented eighth men's Wimbledon title in front of a glittering array of royals and celebrities in London.

Federer put on a masterclass against Croatian Marin Cilic, who broke down in tears while being crushed by the 35-year-old Swiss in straight sets, with the 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 result sealed in less than two hours.

The first set went with serve early on, until Federer was able to snatch the decisive break in the fifth game, eventually going on to take the set 6-3.

It was then that Cilic turned on the waterworks, as doctors ran out to tend to his foot , but he was able to continue into the second set.

However, clearly affected, and was blown away 6-1 in less than halfan hour by the great champion and again required the trainer to further re-examine his foot.

This is the moment Roger Federer became the first male tennis player to get his hands on the Wimbledon trophy on eight separate occasions

Roger Federer celebrates after beating Marin Cilic 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 at Wimbledon to claim his eight singles crown without dropping a set

Federer smashed down an ace to beat his 28-year-old opponent from Croatia in a somewhat one-side SW19 men's singles final

Cilic breaks down in tears as he receives assistance during the final against Federer, which he never looked as though he was going to win after a slow start

With seemingly no way back against the dominant favourite, the emotion of the occasion and medical issues was all to much for


the 28-year-old to bear

Mirka, the wife of Switzerland's Roger Federer sits in the players box with their children as their father made Wimbledon history this afternoon

Flirt with florals like the Duchess

The Duchess of Cambridge joined her husband for the last match at Wimbledon.

Kate never one to miss a sartorial beat, opted for a chic and tailored a-line dress from Catherine Walker. In a crisp white hue, the frock was accented with colorful flowers at the hem that added a sophisticated burst of color to her ensemble.

She finished off her look with a Victoria Beckham leather tote and showcased her new haircut with minimal makeup.

Copy Kate with a similar dress from Catherine Walker via the link on the right or save with our high street edit with picks frompunters in the 'cheap' seats, which still cost well into three figures

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge share a joke as Prince William points out something amusing inside the stadium

The Duchess of Cambridge, who is a Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, takes her seat ahead of the big match on Centre Court

Carole, Pippa and James Middleton all sit together as the two tennis giants battle it out on the court for the Wimbledon title

And afterwards, Federer strongly hinted that his appetite for adding to his 19 Grand Slam titles will not show any signs of diminishing.

He said: 'I guess it's again disbelief that I can achieve such heights and I wasn't sure I would ever be here again in another final.

'i've had some


appeared jovial as she shared a laugh with fellow spectators, despite her current troubles in her day job at Number 10

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, surveys the scene just before the players make their way out onto the court for the final

Michael of Kent and Prince Albert II of Monaco sitting in the Royal box as they watch the action unfold

Uma Thurman (left) and Sienna Miller (right) cheer during a point of the final between Federer and Cilic on Centre Court

Hollywood stars Eddie Redmayne and Andrew Garfield share a laugh inside the Royal Box just before the match gets underway

Redmayne then turned his affections another follow A-list actor in Bradley Cooper, who is a huge tennis fan and is seen at SW19 almost every year

Hollywood actor BradleyCooper and French businessman Francois-Henri Pinault sat next to each other during the match

Aside from his tears, Cilic also made his emotions clear with a series of angry outbursts when he made mistakes, in front of an A-list crowd that featured Sienna Miller, Uma Thurman, Eddie Redmayne and Bradley Cooper.

The Croatian also vowed to try his best to reach another Wimbledon final in the future despite the bitter disappointment of defeat.

He said: 'That's what I did throughout all my career, I never gave up in a match. I gave my best and that's all I could do.

'I had an amazing journey here, played the best tennis of my life and I want to thank my team, who gave so much strength to me.

'To all my fans in Croatia,


it was really tough today, I gave my all and I hope I'll come back one more time.'

Roger Federer's wife Mirka and father Robert watch their son as he takes an one-set lead against Marin Cilic in the final of the men's singles tournament

Chelsea football manager Antonio Conte took time out from his season's pre-season schedule to watch the match on Centre Court

Golfer Justin Rose (left) and actor Hugh Grant (right), another Wimbledon regular, were also impressed by the tennis on display on centre court

Marin Cilic stretches to reach a shot from Roger Federer during the first set of their Wimbledon final on Sunday afternoon

Federer serves during the final, which he had not lost a set on the way to reaching. Cilic has had a far more arduousreach to Sunday's climax

Marin Cilic found himself with it all today as Federer came out of the blocks with all the skill and brilliance of a man who has won every set this tournament

The 35-year-old Swiss kisses the Wimbledon trophy after comprehensively beating Cilic in one of the most one-sided finals in recent history

Cilic manages to crack a smile as he holds up his runner-up plate after losing to Federer in straight sets

Roger Federer and Marin Cilic lining up before starting their Wimbledon final - a first for Cilic, but Federer is already a veteran of 11 previous finals

At the start of the day, spectators without seats inside the stadium were seen sprinting up Henman Hill - or Murray Mound has it is now commonly known - in


bit," Relativity co-founder Tim Ellis said. "We looked at every launch site in the United States."

Iranian small-satellite launch fails. The third stage of an Iranian Simorgh rocket failed Tuesday, preventing the booster from putting the 90kg Payam satellite into orbit. Prior to the launch, Iran said it intended to send two nonmilitary satellites, Payam and Doosti, into orbit. The Payam, which means "message" in Farsi, was an imagery satellite that Iranian officials said would help with farming and other activities, the AP reports.

US concerned about launch program ... US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has alleged that Iran's space program is serving as a precursor to the development of a missile capable of carrying a nuclear weapon to the mainland United States. Regardless, it is not clear howavailability cited ... Emiliano Kargieman, the founder and chief executive of Satellogic, said the company looked at a range of launch providers, including Rocket Lab and other emerging companies. "With all of the small-launch companies coming online, we will definitely consider them for future plans," Kargieman said. "But for the rollout we need to do in the next 24 months, this relationship gives us the best option for meeting that goal." China-based Tencent has helped raised money for Satellogic.

Virgin eyes Guam launch site with interest. Although no final agreements have been signed, senior Virgin Orbit executives say they are looking closely at flying Cosmic Girl missions from Guam as a base for their LauncherOne rocket. "We have looked around," Richard DalBello, vice president of business development and government


back to Earth and landing on a runway.

A helicopter test ... Sometime in June or July, the Indian official said, a helicopter will drop a mock-up of the second-stage shuttle from a "considerable height" to determine its ability to glide back to Earth. An additional test from orbit would be conducted at a later date. This is an interesting approach to rocket reusability, so we'll look forward to this test with interest.

SpaceFund rates the "reality" of launch companies. A new effort led by some new space pioneers has published a rating system for the credibility of launch providers. In its own words, "The SpaceFund Reality rating is an effort to provide critical, intelligent, and non-biased information about the status of the growing space industry and to make asIV Heavy flight. After multiple delays, United Launch Alliance said this week that "everything is progressing" toward the Delta IV Heavy launch carrying the NROL-71 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office. The mission is set to lift off on a Delta IV Heavy rocket on Saturday, January 19, from Space Launch Complex-6 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

Ready to go? ... Launch time is 11:05am local, Pacific Time. Weather currently is 60 percent go. This is an important mission for ULA, which was originally scheduled to be launched in September before being scrubbed for various technical and weather reasons, including a hydrogen leak, in December. Watching a Delta IV Heavy launch is always good value.

Vulcan rocket design "nearly fully mature." United Launch Alliance will conduct the final


According to a tweet from New York magazine editor Gabriel Sherman, two inside sources have said the network's co-president was ousted Monday morning.

The outlet reported on Thursday that there may be a "management shakeup looming at Fox," with Shine's job possibly on the line. Though 21st Century Fox and News Corp. executive chairman Rupert Murdoch had taken Shine and co-president Jack Abernethy out to a very public business lunch earlier that week, New York wrote that Shine had privately "expressed concern" about his job security at the news network.

Murdoch's sons James and Lachlan Murdoch have allegedly refused to release a statement in support of Shine, and, lunch dates notwithstanding, the co-president maintained Rupert himself wasn't "fighting for him" in the press, either.

Murdoch confirmed Shine's departure in a statementon Monday published by CNN. "Bill has played a huge role in building Fox News to its present position as the nation's biggest and most important cable channel in the history of the industry," Murdoch said. "His contribution to our channel and our country will resonate for many years."

Murdoch left a New York City restaurant on April 24 with Shine and Abernethy. Mark Lennihan/AP

Word of Shine's resignation comes on the heels of host Bill O'Reilly's ousting in April, following a spate of sexual harassment accusations.

While O'Reilly leaving Fox News was celebrated as a significant victory for activists protesting his continued employment at the network, many were quick to point out that the sexist culture at Fox is much larger than the conservative pundit.

As CNN reported, Shine has not


The 44 year old CTO of Oculus described Nvidia's on-going patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung and Qualcomm as "disturbing" in a recent tweet.

For those of you who don't recognize this name. John Carmack is the acting Chief Technology Officer at Oculus. He's the co-founder of id Software. A studio that propelled PC gaming and defined the first person shooter genre with hallmark titles such as Doom, Quake and Wolfenstein 3D the first ever first person shooter game.

Carmack is a huge Virtual Reality advocate and an outspoken proponent of Nvidia technologies. He starred Nvidia's G-Sync launch event and took the stage with Nvidia's CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to promote the technology when it debuted. Carmack publicly acknowledges his close relationship with Nvidia and has rarely worked to hide his fondnessChanges to the One Parent Family payment designed to incentivise welfare recipients to enter the workforce will actually discourage lone parents to work and drive some low income families deeper into poverty, groups representing lone parents have warned.

More than 5,000 single parents lost their One-Parent Family payment today as changes to eligibility criteria announced two years ago came into effect.

Under the new rules, introduced as part of the Budget in 2012, the welfare payment will only be paid to parents whose youngest child is age 7 or younger. The age limit has been reduced year on year from 14 in 2011.

The move will affect an estimated 9,000 families in the next 12 months and and 60,000 by July 2015, when children under the age of 7 will lose


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Palestinian state in the land of Israel, as he expressly avowed in his Bar-Ilan University speech of June 14, 2009.

On May 20, 2009, the month before Netanyahu delivered that speech, the present writer penned an article entitled “The Absurdity of a Palestinian State: The Lesson from Egypt” - as conveyed by Dr. Daniel Pipes.

Daniel Pipes is one of the foremost experts on the Middle East. He lived and studied for three years in Egypt. He supported the Israel-Egypt peace treaty of March 1979. As a man of intellectual integrity, however, he admitted in a New York Sun article of November 21, 2006 that it is time to recognize ‘The Failure of the Israel-Egypt Treaty.’ He set forth the following facts:

(1) “Ninety-two percent of respondents in a recent pollWalter Scott

From Conservapedia

Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) was a Scottish novelist and poet who is most famous for writing Ivanhoe (1820), a novel about a complicated romance in twelfth-century England. Scott is the father of both the regional and historical novels.

It was Scott who wrote, "what a tangled web we weave, when first we practise to deceive!"[1]

Scott was also highly influential in the resurgence of Scottish nationalism, which had been suppressed since the Jacobite rising of 1745, and had a major part in the fabrication of the romantic image of the tartan-kilted Scotsman which we still have today.


Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution.
On August 10, 2007, the court held a hearing on the motions to suppress, and the prosecutor offered the following evidence: Garden Grove Police Officer Greg Gallegos stated that on the afternoon of April 19, 2007, he was dispatched to the Morada Motel to "investigate a possible counterfeit bill that had been passed earlier in the day." When Gallegos arrived at the motel, the manager, Fermin Leal, told him that Munoz, the named occupant of room 142, had been at the motel for approximately six days, and it appeared a man was occupying the room with her. There was no specified termination date for Munoz's occupancy of the room, and Leal had not previously experienced any problems with her.
Leal told Gallegos heout" of the slightly open bathroom door, and *130 told the officers she was in the shower. Gallegos asked her to come out into the room and she did so after taking a few minutes to get dressed.
After Munoz came out of the bathroom, the officers informed her they were there to investigate the counterfeit $20 bill. She told them she knew nothing about it, and had gotten that day's rent money from her boyfriend, Prado, who was still in the shower. Prado came out of the bathroom a couple of minutes later.
The officers again stated they were there to investigate a counterfeit $20 bill that Munoz had given to the motel manager. They asked for consent to search the room. Both Munoz and Prado told them they


Tottenham are not in the Champions League to make up the numbers, according to Harry Kane.

Mauricio Pochettino's side are set to take part in Europe's primary club competition for only the second time in their history next season thanks to their third place Premier League finish.

Spurs have agreed to play their European games at Wembley to potential crowds of 90,000 and could face a difficult group, given that that the north Londoners will not be seeded.

Manchester City are just one example of how hard it can be for a Premier League side to reach the knock-out stages without a favourable draw but Kane is adamant Spurs are striving to go as far as possible rather than simply 'participate' in the tournament.

“It’s what the club has always been aimingpayment at all.  Between October 14, 1970 and March 5, 1973, the Guzmans paid the Bank approximately $4,075.

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On May 2, 1972 the Bank notified the Guzmans that their mobile home and automobile would be repossessed if payment to cover past due amounts was not received immediately.  However no further action was taken until November of 1972 when the Bank sent a registered letter to the Guzmans.  Although they refused to accept that letter, the Guzmans did make a payment on November 28.  Three months later, on March 5, 1973, without any further attempt to contact the Guzmans or give notice, the Bank filed an action in a North Dakota state court seeking a money judgment for the balance due on the mobile home contract


and the automobile note.  Acting pursuant to the North Dakota pre-judgment attachment statutes, Kuchar, as vice president of the Bank, filed an affidavit seeking attachment and seizure of the secured property, and a bond.  Kuchar delivered the warrant of attachment issued by the clerk of the court to the sheriff and together they proceeded to the Guzman residence.  Although neither Mr. Guzman, a county social worker, nor Mrs. Guzman, a community health representative, was at home when the sheriff and Kuchar arrived, the sheriff telephoned Mrs. Guzman at work and she came promptly.  Kuchar refused her request for more time to make the delinquent payments and returned to Devils Lake.  The sheriff then seized the Guzmans' automobile and directed Johnson, who was presentplaintiffs point to the following facts as indications that punitive damages should be allowed:

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Apple is to turn its massive financial firepower on the British television market after hiring former Channel 4 creative chief Jay Hunt to lead a new programme commissioning team in London.

The appointment is part of a $1bn a year push by the technology titan into original video production to compete with Netflix and Amazon, and to challenge traditional broadcasters.

Ms Hunt, who is due to start work in January, will bring a wealth of British television experience to the venture, having held senior commissioning roles at Channel 4, Channel 5 and the BBC, as controller of BBC One.

It is understood that as creative director for video in Europe, Apple has given Ms Hunt freedom to buy both drama and unscripted programming. At Channel 4 she backed a string ofunscripted hits including Gogglebox and the topical comedy show the Last Leg. Ms Hunt also brings experience of live sport, having brought the Paralympic Games to a mass audience for the first time as part of London 2012.

News that Apple will soon begin spending in the British production market will compound fears among broadcasters that they are being outgunned by cash-rich technology players. With more than $250bn in reserve, Apple's move into television is viewed by analysts mostly as a means of supporting its highly profitable gadget sales.


Jakub Uksa

Jakub graduated at high school Michael in the field of advertising graphics. He devotes to formation of space for clubs Roxy and Abaton. Also he applies as a graphic designer. Currently, his work is concentrated mostly at the creation of logos, posters and flyers, in which he applies own practice in the area of graffiti and street art, in this field he is currently one of the oldest active personalities. He also deals with music and DJing. He is member of the group Pure Rhythm and performs as a DJ Canobee.Ringling Circus closing: the Irish connection

The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, the “The Greatest Show on Earth,” is closing in May after 146 years of performances. High costs and dwindling attendance following an earlier decision to remove elephants from the show were cited as reasons. A 19th century form of entertainment couldn’t survive 21st century audiences.

Brothers John Ringling North and Henry Ringling North, heirs to the five founding Ringling brothers, sold the circus in 1967 to the current owners, ending more than 80 years of Ringling family control. The brothers became Irish citizens in the early 1960s, shortly after Henry purchased Northbrook, their father’s ancestral home, at Kilconnell, County Galway.


its chair.

Ramirez was outraged when he found out that Garcia was again not allowed a place within her own peer group.

The first time Officer Garcia was subject to marginalization happened late last year; she was initially not allowed into The Center on National Transgender Day of Remembrance because she was in uniform.

At that time, The Center’s Chief Executive Officer Dr. Delores Jacobs explained that excluding Officer Garcia from that event was a misunderstanding of policy by a single staff member.

“When they are attending events, they are not here to 'police' The Center - though they may be in uniform or on-duty,” Dr. Jacobs said at the time. “They are community members attending events on their lunch or dinner hours. They are welcome to be here in uniform. TheyFormer 1st Lt. Ken Donihue of Hampshire House apartments in Port Charlotte arrived in Vietnam a few weeks after the “Tet Offensive.” He flew into the country in March of 1968, as a member of Alpha Company, 2nd Battalion, 327th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division—”The Screaming Eagles.”

“The 101st was based at ‘Camp Eagle’ in I-Corps near the A-shau Valley. The valley was controlled by the enemy during the war. It was a deadly battleground both sides fought over.

When he arrived in country in ’68, Donihue was with the 101st Airborne that was launching air mobile assaults into the mountains and jungle-covered A-shau Valley. It was battling a persistent and well-equipped enemy. The valley was the terminus of the Ho Chi Minh Trail—the major route by which NVA


out by helicopter but we had no landing zone. I took 40 pounds of C-4 plastic explosives and cleared a spot for the helicopter to land.

“In doing so I had to blow down this beautiful mahogany tree. I turned it into toothpicks so we could bring in the helicopter and fly the enemy weapons out.

“My biggest accomplishment during my first tour in Vietnam: I only lost one man to the enemy. He was a point man. I still have his picture in one of my scrapbooks.

In 1971 he made a second tour to Vietnam. This time he served in headquarters company in a unit stationed south of Saigon in the Delta area. By this time Donihue was a captain.

After 11 years of military service he decided to trycivilian life. He and his late wife moved to Punta Gorda where they bought a lot and built a house in Punta Gorda Isles in 1974. He began working as the circulation manager for the Punta Gorda Herald that was later acquired by the Sun. After that he got a real estate license and worked for a number of years selling locally until he retired.Name: Kenneth Walter DonihueD.O.B: 16 Oct. 1938Hometown: Hillsdale County, Mich.Currently: Port Charlotte, Fla.Entered Service:1959Discharged: 1972Rank: CaptainUnit: Alpah Company, 2nf Battalion, 327th Regiment, 101st Airbone DivisionCommendations: National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal W/5 Campaign Stars, Vietnam Campaign Medal W/V 60, Bronze Star W/V (2 OLC), Air Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge, Senior Parahutist Badge, Ranger Tab, Pathfinder Badge, Soldiers Lifesaving Medal.Battles/Campaigns: Battle of A-Shau Valley

This


a Sabbath meal here at Beit Norvegia. Then a danish lady, married to a german jew told us: she had been to her Messianic congregation yesterday afternoon. A jew told them that under the praise song he saw Jesus, who said to him: Don't be sad, for all these dead young students I have personally carried on my arms home to heaven. They are safe!She said this was a man whom she knew well, and she was convinced that his story was true. It was amazing to hear.Postcards From Komodo National Park in the Mid-1920s

Traveljunkieindonesia.com – The world is getting smaller every year. Komodo dragons were first documented by Europeans in 1910, when rumors of a “land crocodile” reached Lieutenant van Steyn van Hensbroek of the Dutch colonial administration.

Widespread notoriety came after 1912, when Peter Ouwens, the director of the Zoological Museum at Bogor, West Java, published a paper on the topic after receiving a photo and a skin from the lieutenant, as well as two other specimens from a collector.

In the mid-1920s, hearing this news. W. Douglas Burden felt the call of the wild. As an independently wealthy explorer and a trustee at the American Museum of Natural History. He was always on the lookout for adventure.

With the backing of the American Museum of


Natural History, Burden organized an expedition in 1926, promising to return from Komodo with a living dragon. Assisted by a herpetologist, a cameraman, his wife, and 15 local workers, Burden found the giant monitor lizards (measuring up to ten feet in length) and brought two back for exhibition at the Bronx Zoo. Unable to adjust to their new environment and life in captivity, the Komodo dragons died behind bars.

Dragon Lizards of Komodo (Image courtesy of W. Douglas Burden)

“Stalking the Dragon Lizard on the Island of Komodo” by W. Douglas Burden, The National Geographic Magazine, August 1927

Later, this expedition provided the inspiration for the 1933 movie King Kong. It was also Burden who coined the common name “Komodo dragon”. Three of his specimens were stuffed and are still onNow Commenting On:

Stubbs out of starting lineup for finale

Stubbs out of starting lineup for finale

CINCINNATI -- Reds center fielder Drew Stubbs was not in the starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Indians. Chris Heisey took his spot in the field and hit in the No. 6 hole.

"I don't know, I just decided today was a good day to do it," manager Dusty Baker said. "I just figured the best lineup for today, and then we'll worry about tomorrow. Drew has been struggling some for a while."

Stubbs has gone 8-for-49 (.163) in his last 12 games, a stretch during which he has lost a grip on the everyday leadoff spot. He was back in the No. 1 hole against the Indians on Saturday and went 1-for-4 with a


pair of strikeouts.

Stubbs' inability to put balls in play has been the most obvious problem for him this season. He is on pace for 204 strikeouts this season, according to FanGraphs.com. Former Reds slugger Adam Dunn holds the team record with 195 strikeouts in 2004.

Baker said Stubbs could be used late in Sunday's game as a defensive replacement: "Heisey is a good center fielder, but very few are as good as Drew is."of the Wednesday midfield.

The game started in slow fashion and it was from a loose ball that Forte lashed home from close range to give the hosts the lead 18 minutes in.

Wednesday's best first-half response came when Tudgay lashed an effort which beat Iron stopper Joe Murphy but came crashing back off the crossbar on 24 minutes.

Most of the battle was in midfield but the Iron edged it in terms of chances, Forte seeing a low effort saved by Owls stopper Richard O'Donnell before the hosts continued to have the best chances on the resumption.

Irvine made just three changes to his side in the second half but they weren't enough to change the flow of the game.

Wednesday will be looking for better fortunes when they travel to Barnsley


The contrast between social classes is seen in Amir and his friend Hassan. Amir is the son of Baba, a wealthy businessman and a Sunni Muslim. They live a life of privilege and comfort in a fine home and enjoy every social advantage. Amir goes to school, owns books, and reads well. Hassan, however, is a member of Hazara, an ethnic minority in Afghanistan who can be recognized by their distinct ethnic features. The Hazara make up the lowest class in Afghan society; individually and as a group, they are reviled, rejected, and dismissed as human beings. They live lives of abject poverty and discrimination.

Ali, Hassan's father, is a servant to Baba. Hassan acts as Amir's personal servant. They live on Baba's property, but not in Baba's house.Their home is a small, crude dwelling. They live in poverty, although Baba treats them well in other ways. Amir and Hassan grow up as close childhood friends, but Amir never forgets--and never lets Hassan forget--the difference in their social classes. Neither boy questions why Amir is Hassan's social superior.

Racial and ethnic discrimination still exist in our society, but it is no longer accepted as the social norm. Furthermore, many laws have been enacted to protect members of minority groups. In our society, a person is not labeled by his heritage and forced to remain in poverty as a member of a predetermined "lower class." Being able to get an education (free public education is available to all) and improve one's life is the foundation of the American


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Chaffee County Sheriff's Deputy Kevin Everson, right, and other deputies walk out the Agnes Vaille Falls trail shortly after leaving the scene of a rock slide that killed five people Monday, Sept. 30, 2013, in Chaffee County, Colo.


the fifth body, said David Noltensmeyer of the North End Search and Rescue team.

The U.S. Forest Service maintains the busy trail near St. Elmo ghost town. Spezze said officials have asked the Forest Service to close it permanently.

The trail is one of the first hikes recommended to people new to the area and is popular with tourists, said Margaret Dean, a regular hiker who has walked the trail with her 7-year-old grandson.

Dean, a copy assistant at The Mountain Mail newspaper in Salida, said the trail provides a view of the falls and the Chalk Creek Valley in the towering Collegiate Peaks.the biggest and funniest stories/videos from the internet that day. The Rundown is the Front Page of the Internet in audio form, presented with a slant on men's humor in a locker room atmosphere.

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“In the last couple of months Iran has not budged on any of the key issues and we must therefore increase the pressure through sanctions,” German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said in Berlin.

Speaking a day before his counterparts meet in Luxembourg to approve new sanctions, he said diplomacy was still an option.

“Our offer to Iran still stands: substantial negotiations with the clear aim of preventing Iran from arming itself with nuclear weapons. It is time for a political solution.”

Iran’s nuclear interlocutors – Germany, France, Britain, United States, China and Russia – asked Tehran this year to abandon the enrichment of uranium to 20 percent, a crucial technological step on route to producing an atom bomb.

Tehran’s refusal has lead Israel, widely understood to


to transform and evolve the decaying system but in their defeatist mentality would resort to blaming their government for virtually everything going wrong in both their personal and communal lives.

This was the type of environment I was born and breed in but I decided to take a turn and embrace a different approach to life. My approach sees man as the architect of his own destiny, putting him in charge of his world. It is an approach where one sees life as a voyage of self discovery. The discovery of one’s purpose in life and putting up a determined effort to see to its fruition. It is an approach that encourages the harnessing and maximisation of one’s potentials. A discovery of the self that would lead to theKei Kamara focuses on making playoffs, hopes to extend stay in Vancouver

Kei Kamara's professional soccer career has been a bit nomadic, but he's proven one constant in eight different jerseys during his professional career: He scores goals.

Kamara has taken soccer's most valuable trait with him to Vancouver, where he's had a successful first season with the Whitecaps. He leads the team with 14 goals and couldn't be happier with his situation.

"I'm at the end of my contract here in Vancouver, but it's one of the best teams I've played for, one of the best cities I've lived in," Kamara told MLSsoccer.com. "It's difficult right now that we don't have a permanent coach to know what the situation is for me going forward. For me, I feel like I've


It's a young team, being the oldest guy in the locker room, which is a shame to say, I do feel proud of that," the 34-year-old said. "I come in every day and continue to help the players, help everybody achieve something, and right now that's the playoffs. That's what we want to achieve."

Despite being the oldest on the team, Kamara has played the fourth-most minutes. The way he plays, and moves, it's easy to assume he's still in his 20's.

"It's kind of weird knowing that I'm over 100 goals, but I really didn't score many goals before," Kamara said while laughing. "I'm 34, I'm playing, the way I'm moving around and seeing the game a lot better than before, and appreciating every single player on the squad.Every single player connects something to make me score goals."

Despite having scored 112 goals in his MLS career, and being tied for seventh in goals this season, Kamara still rues the ones he didn't score.

"I feel ashamed to not be scoring more, I should be in the 20s at the moment," Kamara lamented. "I missed a couple key chances, and maybe those are a couple key chances that hurt us. But goals really aren't my drive, my drive is the playoffs and championships."

Regardless of what happens over the team's final three regular season games, Kamara hopes to be back in Vancouver.

"Team-wise, this is seriously one of the best group of guys, togetherness, that I've seen," Kamara said. "When Robbo was here, the guys that he put together, he


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(CNN) President Donald Trump's latest executive order aimed at implementing the hardline immigration policies he championed during his campaign has been blocked by a federal court.

US District Court Judge William Orrick issued a permanent injunction Monday blocking Trump's executive order seeking to strip so-called sanctuary cities of federal funding.

The ruling represents a major setback to the administration's attempts to clamp down on cities, counties and states that seek to protect undocumented immigrants who come in contact with local law enforcement from deportation by federal authorities.

The ruling was also the latest instance in which a federal judge has stood in the way of Trump's effort to implement his hardline policies immigration, joining rulings thathave blocked different portions of Trump's travel ban and preliminary injunctions on the sanctuary cities order.

Monday's ruling, which followed lawsuits from two California counties, nullifies Trump's January executive order on the matter, barring the administration from setting new conditions on spending approved by Congress.

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by the company.

Netanyahu has long denied wrongdoing. In a speech to his Likud party in Tel Aviv to celebrate the start of the Jewish festival of Hanukka, he accused the police of instigating what he described as a "tainted process" against him and his wife.

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Now in his fourth term, Netanyahu dominates Israeli politics. Yet he is politically unusually vulnerable as his right-wing coalition's majority has shrunk to a precarious single seat.

"It's clear for everybody to see the transparent, petty timing of the publication of the pre-determined recommendations, the deliberate leaks, the tainted process and the false allegations about me and my wife," Netanyahu said.

"(The investigation) has been a match-fix. The recommendations aren't surprising and the timing isn't surprising."

The final decision on whether to indict rests with the attorney-general,who is still weighing whether to charge Netanyahu in the other two cases.

These relate to allegations that Netanyahu accepted gifts from businessmen and that he tried to strike a deal with another media mogul for better coverage in return for curbs on a competing newspaper.

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Most of Netanyahu's coalition partners have said they will wait for a decision by the attorney-general before deciding how to proceed.

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Some analysts have said Netanyahu could put pressure on the attorney-general to think twice before indicting him by calling a snap election to seek a stronger popular mandate. The next election is not due until November 2019.

Netanyahu has said he wants to serve out his term, but politicians close to him say that his precarious parliamentary situation means an early election is likely.

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higher resolutions.

Finally, this GAN had significant tooling already in place for dataset generation and output visualization that I would be able to leverage. This made it easier to compose new datasets and validate results. This allowed me to create the first version of the of the training dataset in one night.

As this GAN required square image sizes, I choose to pad the Twitch emotes from 112x112 to 128x128 with white background. For the first test, I choose another random 200k sample of the full dataset and started the training.

4. Train the GAN on the emote dataset

After 72 hours of training locally on my GTX 1070, the GAN had grown to the full output resolution of 128x128. I opened up the results directory, awaiting my emotes. The actual resultsamount of money has had a tangible impact. By funding research through the National Institutes of Health, the program has backstopped technologies to combat Type 1 diabetes, been instrumental in the development of the first-ever artificial pancreas, and done exhaustive, year-long studies into what triggers Type 1 diabetes in kids.

Advocates were shocked to see Congress had not reauthorized the SDP when its funding ran out in September as their attention was turned to Obamacare (its sister program, the Special Diabetes Program for Indians, did get a three-month funding reprieve at the time, but it too now needs a $300 million, two-year authorization). The program has a rich bipartisan history. It began in 1997 as the brainchild of House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Clinton White House chief of staff


never materialized.

A two-year extension of the SDP is included in a government funding bill that the House is soon to consider. But a House aide said it was “hard to handicap” whether it will ultimately pass because it was included under the same legislative umbrella as the CHIP authorization. Members remain deeply divided over that provision and the possibility exists—as the aide conceded—that it ultimately gets pulled from the government funding bill in order to be dealt with separately.

Should that happen, a fairly dire situation for the SDP would get worse, advocates said. Although the NIH has seen substantial funding increases in the past few years, the SDP streamlines focus on diabetes research. Currently, researchers who have existing grants can continue their research. But those applying for grantsVery fake news CNN is still writhing over President Trump’s wrestling tweet. The liberal dolts at CNN have no sense of humor as they are now searching into who created the meme and somehow connecting President Trump’s views to the content creator.

CNN correspondent Tom Foreman cited the ADL (Anti-Defamation League) and its finding of the Reddit user who says he created the wrestling meme has posted ‘offensive content in the past’. So now President Trump is responsible for the content this person has created in the past with no proof that Trump even got the video from the Reddit user. Makes sense.

Breitbart reports:

Appearing on The Lead, CNN correspondent Tom Foreman cited the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) — a left-wing organization often critical of the Trump administration — and its


and denied the allegation.
A jury trial commenced on January 23, 1989. The jury convicted appellant as charged in count I and appellant waived his right to a jury trial on the prior conviction allegation and admitted the truth of the allegation. He was sentenced on February 23, 1989, and filed a timely notice of appeal on March 13, 1989.

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In the afternoon of October 12, 1988, Bakersfield Police Department Detectives Jess Molinar and Stanley Mosley were conducting a narcotics investigation "undercover" in the area of Martin Luther King, Jr., park in Bakersfield, California. The park was known as a location where drug transactions were frequent. The detectives were in the area to "monitor" the drug activity and to "possibly make a purchase."
The detectives observed a car approach and stopnear two men later identified as appellant and Mr. Cortez, who were standing in the park. Cortez and appellant ceased their conversation and Cortez walked to the driver's side of the car. It was Detective Molinar's opinion, based on his experience and training, that "a transaction had taken place between Mr. Cortez and the driver of the vehicle." It appeared to Detective Molinar that the unidentified driver handed Cortez money and, in return, Cortez handed something to the driver. After the exchange was completed, Cortez walked back to the appellant.
The detectives drove their vehicle to within approximately 50 feet of appellant and Cortez's location. Cortez immediately approached the passenger side of the car and asked the passenger, Detective Molinar, what he wanted. Detective Molinar responded that he wanted


$20 worth of cocaine. Cortez informed them he did not have any cocaine, only heroin. Detective Molinar indicated that he would accept heroin and handed Cortez $20. Cortez then placed a bindle of heroin in Detective Molinar's hand. When asked if he wanted another bindle, Detective Molinar replied in the affirmative. Cortez then told Detective Molinar to wait because Cortez had to go get it.
During this exchange, appellant had walked toward two other people who were sitting in the park, located approximately thirty yards from where appellant and Cortez had originally been standing when the detectives first noticed them. Cortez walked over to appellant, they spoke briefly and then *767 appellant bent down and picked up an object from the ground and handed it to Cortez. Cortez thenreturned to the detectives' car.
Detective Molinar asked for the bindle and promised to pay $20. Cortez demanded the $20 first. Detective Molinar then informed Cortez he was a police officer and arrested him. Cortez was holding a bindle containing 36 milligrams of heroin in his left hand.
During this time, appellant began walking away in a southerly direction through the park. Detective Mosley exited his vehicle and identified himself both in English and in Spanish as a police officer. Appellant, however, continued walking away. Detective Mosley caught up with him, grabbed appellant and removed a knife from appellant's hand. Appellant had not made any threatening gestures with the knife.
Detective Molinar testified that the typical method of heroin sales in the park is by "curb service" where the purchaser drives


Today is "Bloomsday," the traditional day for book lovers to celebrate James Joyce's masterpiece, Ulysses (text -- audio). To mark the occasion we bring you this rare 1924 recording of Joyce reading from the Aeolus episode of the novel. The recording was arranged and financed by the author's friend and publisher Sylvia Beach, who brought him by taxi to the HMV (His Master's Voice) gramophone studio in the Paris suburb of Billancourt. The first session didn't go well. Joyce was nervous and suffering from his recurring eye troubles. He and Beach returned another day to finish the recording. In her memoir, Shakespeare & Company, Beach writes:

Joyce had chosen the speech in the Aeolus episode, the only passage that could be lifted out of Ulysses, he said, and theonly one that was "declamatory" and therefore suitable for recital. He had made up his mind, he told me, that this would be his only reading from Ulysses.

I have an idea that it was not for declamatory reasons alone that he chose this passage from Aeolus. I believe that it expressed something he wanted said and preserved in his own voice. As it rings out--"he lifted his voice above it boldly"--it is more, one feels, than mere oratory.

The passage parallels the episode in Homer's Odyssey featuring Aeolus, god of the winds. As a pun, Joyce sets it in a newspaper office where his hero Leopold Bloom stops by to place an ad, only to be stymied by the blustery noise of the printing presses and of the various


"windbags" in the office.

One character tries to entertain a couple of his friends with a mocking recital of a politician's speech printed in the day's newspaper. Here is the passage Joyce reads:

He began:

--Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen: Great was my admiration in listening to the remarks addressed to the youth of Ireland a moment since by my learned friend. It seemed to me that I had been transported into a country far away from this country, into an age remote from this age, that I stood in ancient Egypt and that I was listening to the speech of a highpriest of that land addressed to the youthful Moses.

His listeners held their cigarettes poised to hear, their smoke ascending in frail stalks that flowered with his speech...Noble words coming.furrow the waters of the known globe. You have but emerged from primitive conditions: we have a literature, a priesthood, an agelong history and a polity.

Nile.

Child, man, effigy.

By the Nilebank the babemaries kneel, cradle of bulrushes: a man supple in combat: stonehorned, stonebearded, heart of stone.

--You pray to a local and obscure idol: our temples, majestic and mysterious, are the abodes of Isis and Osiris, of Horus and Ammon Ra. Yours serfdom, awe and humbleness: ours thunder and the seas. Israel is weak and few are her children: Egypt is an host and terrible are her arms. Vagrants and daylabourers are you called: the world trembles at our name.

A dumb belch of hunger cleft his speech. he lifted his voice above it boldly:

--But, ladies and gentlemen, had the


youthful Moses listened to and accepted that view of life, had he bowed his head and bowed his will and bowed his spirit before that arrogant admonition he would never have led the chosen people out of their house of bondage nor followed the pillar of the cloud by day. He would never have spoken with the Eteral amid lightnings on Sinai's mountaintop nor even have come down with the light of inspiration shining in his countenance and bearing in his arms the tables of the law, graven in the language of the outlaw.

For more of Ulysses, click here to find out how you can download it as a free audio book. And to hear a clearer recording of Joyce's voice made five years after this one, seesanctuary in Serbia.

• WVS provided emergency support to a charity in Hungary who dealt with the rescue and treatment of hundreds of animals left homeless and injured following a toxic spill from a chemical waste reservoir which swept through a town just south of Budapest.

2011

• 4 WVS veterinary teams were sent to Egypt in early 2011 to assist the animal shelters that had become overrun with animals which had been abandoned during the political unrest. Training was also provided to local vets. The first WVS team was on the ground 4 days after the pinnacle of the rebellion and helping the dog and cat shelters in Cairo that were overwhelmed with abandoned and injured animals.

• An emergency team was sent to Thailand in October after a lorry was


and support to animal charities working in these areas to help the animal victims of the floods.

2015

• The Nepal Earthquake devastated communities in May 2015, destroying houses and killing over 8,000 people and animals. Alongside sending veterinary supplies to Kathmandu, a WVS team immediately visited the VSC of Ghaire Bishona Deubur and undertook veterinary care on injured livestock, including a pregnant cow, a goat, and buffalo.

2016

• Within the first few weeks of January, WVS was alerted to the case of 3 starving lions in an abandoned Armenian zoo. Our vet team attended the zoo within 48 hours and took on the project. In just 20 days, WVS had got the lions safely out of their prison and moved to a private nature reserve just hours away. WVS thenThe tale of a first-time mum from Penryn whose ten-week-old son was struck down with viral meningitis is being used to raise awareness of the condition by the Meningitis Trust.

Laura Badger has made a formal complaint over the treatment and advice she was given by an out of hours doctor who she claims treated her as though she was over-reacting and panicking. She was told to give son, Lewis, Calpol and that if he hadn’t “turned blue,” she need not worry.

Lewis had been taken to his doctor on the Monday after he developed a temperature and refused to take milk. He was examined thoroughly and Laura was told it was probably a virus and she should administer Calpol.

“In the early hours of Wednesday he became unwell and so


release them into the very sanctuaries they created for that express purpose?

If anything, the Democratic leaders of those sanctuary cities are working overtime to turn them into magnets for illegal immigrants.

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed in his 2019 inaugural address to make the entire state of California a "sanctuary to all who seek it," and on his first day in office, he proposed making illegal immigrants eligible for Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid, until age 26.

Some sanctuary cities are even allowing illegal immigrants to vote in local elections. In 2016, San Francisco passed Proposition N, which allows illegal immigrants to vote in school board elections. And in 2017, College Park, Md., became the largest U.S. city to allow illegal immigrants to vote in municipal elections.

Sorry, Democrats,injured.

Her vehicle was found the following day off City Park Drive, near the Gloucester Centre and returned to her.

The suspect is described as Caucasian, about five feet eight inches (173 cm) tall with a stocky build, and is believed to be in his 30s.

At the time of the robbery he had a goatée and was wearing a black hooded jacket, a baseball hat with purple brim, blue jeans, white running shoes and he carried a black knapsack.

Anyone with information is asked to call Ottawa police at 613-236-1222, ext. 5116. Anonymous tips can be made to Crime Stoppers toll-free at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).


The Worrying Spread of the Zika Virus

The Zika virus, transmitted by Aedes mosquitos, has made headlines around the world in recent weeks as an epidemic takes hold in Latin America. The virus manifests with mild symptoms for adults (including fever, rashes, conjunctivitis, muscle and joint pain, malaise, and headache), but has devastating effects on the foetuses of pregnant carriers. Thousands of infected women have given birth to babies suffering from microcephaly - abnormally small heads. Yesterday the first case of infection within the United States was confirmed, in this case transmitted through sexual intercourse.

The virus has been identified in Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Pacific, with transmission primarily through contact with the mosquitos. With the emergence of the case in Texas, Zika must now also be consideredour analysis identified the concurrent existence of first- and second-order barriers to harnessing the flipped classroom paradigm in teaching, it seems that addressing the second-order challenges might be a greater priority when taking measures to mitigate these problems. With a rethinking of teachers' capacity building in the form of professional development, a 1-year-long programme was tailored that focused on concerns beyond the development of simple technological know-how. Feedback suggested the research team was on the right direction, and lessons were learned throughout the process. It is hoped that these lessons can serve as 'food for thought' for school leaders and policymakers in planning capacity building for flipped classroom in their own contexts. With the concerted effort of both teachers and school leaders and policymakers, the broader implementation of


the flipped classroom paradigm may be achieved in Hong Kong.

The author would like to appreciate the scholarly advices provided by Dr. Morris S.Y. Jong from the The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Mr. Jonas Kelsch from The University of Hong Kong, and Dr. Dave Towey from The University of Nottingham Ningbo China. The participation of all the teachers involved in this study is also greatly appreciated.
During the twelve years the Justice Society heroes were working solo, they discovered the existence of Earth-1 and the Justice League when that world's Flash (Barry Allen) accidentally ended up on Earth-2 when he unknowingly tapped into Earth-2's vibrational plane. Following a case where the two Flashes (Jay Garrick and Barry Allen) teamed up to save the Justice Society heroes from Vandal Savage (an old foe of Alan Scott), both the Justice Society and Justice League heroes decided to start a tradition of meeting once a year to combat threats to both of their worlds. They kept their word and every year the two teams met and did exactly that. It is through this recounting of events that the fate of the second Black Canary, Dinah Laurel Lance


(daughter of the original Dinah Drake) was revealed has having migrated to Earth-1 where she joined that world's Justice League.

Following Jay's revelation of the Earth-1 Justice League, Senator Hopkins asks why the Justice Society has never mentioned them before, especially the other world's Flash. It is at this moment that Power Girl smashes her way into the courtroom to give her testimony, having tired of the highly publicised shit show that's been transpiring over the last few days. Power Girl promises Superman not to hurt anyone on the committee and begins to share her own experiences fighting alongside the Justice Society. She recounts how she arrived on Earth from the doomed planet of Krypton, and how her public debut coincided with Robin's return to the Justice Society andthe resurfacing of the Star-Spangled Kid. She also recounts her first mission with the Justice Society involving the Brainwave and Per Degaton, whom they successfully defeated.

Shortly after Power Girl's first mission with the Justice Society, the team encountered the second Psycho-Pirate who first used his powers to manipulate Alan Scott into becoming Public Enemy #1, and later used his powers to manipulate Commissioner Bruce Wayne into arresting the Justice Society. Power Girl was injured during the second altercation, and at the time, she was made to believe that the manipulated Alan Scott's actions prompted Commissioner Wayne to become distrustful of the Justice Society. Power Girl then challenges the committee to consider that if there was any validity to the accusations made against Justice Society by a former member


involving the Strike Force, Rose and Thorn, and even her first encounter with the more villainous Huntress, Paula Brooks. She then gets to the mission that led to the demise of both Bruce Wayne and the Batman in the hands of Bill Jenson and a sorcerer known as Fredric Vaux.

The Flash takes over from Power Girl, and addresses the death of Mister Terrific (Terry Sloane) in the hands of the Spirit King, and even the stopping of a poison capsule that was meant to destroy Gotham City. He then discusses their more recent mistake of rejecting JSA membership to the Infinity Inc heroes, leading up to where they ended up now: in court. After giving their last testimony, the audience members cheer on the Justice Society, but Senatorabout the circumstances that may have led to the creation of the diary and see if he could piece together what Bruce was really after. Dr. Nichols begins to detail a meeting with the Time Trust in which each of the individual members agreed to test each other's time travel theories by travelling to their 100th birthday and discuss their findings. Dr. Nichols confirms that both Doctors Everson and Stanley passed away, but it was never known what happened to Professor Zee who vanished in 1947. At best, he left behind a note admitting his 'failures' and 'opting for a secluded life in the South Pacific,' but nothing more was known of him since then. The last Dr. Nichols heard of the Time Trust was when Commissioner Bruce


Wayne told him in 1979 that he was seeing Per Degaton off to jail, and on a whim the psychiatrist decided to accompany him. The thing that stood out to Nichols about Per Degaton is that he was nothing more than Professor Zee's assistant and not an actual member of the Time Trust. As such it was odd to hear him say he 'didn't want to join the Hundred-Year Club in prison' at the time that he was paroled by Bruce. It was also at around that same time that Batman appeared to him with the diary to give to Clark Kent upon his own death. At this moment, Dick starts to realise what's really going on and asks Dr. Nichols' chauffeur to take him to a specificaddress in Washington DC.

On the way to the location Dick specified (which turns out to be Professor Zee's old, abandoned lab) , he enquires Dr. Nichols if any members of the time trust was having a 100th birthday that day, and Dr. Nichols confirms that it is the birthday of Professor Zee, the missing member of the Time Trust. Dick's suspicions are quickly confirmed when he gets to his destination and discovers Per Degaton waiting for his former boss to arrive. Thinking he has nothing to lose, Per Degaton decides to tell Dick what really happened the night Professor Zee disappeared. Having realised he had--three times--tried to alter the past to suit his own needs (and each time he got foiled by the Justice Society), Per Degaton decided


to alter his plans.

Per Degaton waited for Professor Zee to perfect his time machine and on the day he decided to travel to his 100th birthday to test his time travel theory, Per Degaton decided to murder his own boss. He forced Professor Zee to write a fake note at gun point (the one admitting his 'failures') and shot him once he did what he wanted. However, instead of dying right then and there, Professor Zee instead fell into his time machine, accidentally activated it, and sent him off to his future destination. This forced Per Degaton to wait 38 years, and bided his time by joining the Injustice Society. Dick then asks if he knows anything about the sabotaging of the Bomb Defence Formula in 1941, andPer Degaton admits he was the one who sabotaged it, effectively ending a 44 year mystery. He then discusses the friendship he struck with fellow Injustice Society member, Brainwave, leading up to the events of Power Girl's first case with the Justice Society. When he was imprisoned yet again, Per Degaton thinks he had tricked Bruce Wayne into releasing him, but in reality, Bruce had always known what he was going to do and planned ahead, leading to his writing of his diary.

As Dick is piecing together in his mind how Bruce came to find out about the Time Trust and what Per Degaton was ultimately planning to do, the villain admits that Bruce's diary nearly derailed his plans by having the Justice Society go over their entire


history in a highly publicised court hearing as a way of clearing themselves in the larger eyes of the law. He also gathered that eventually someone on the committee would ask all of the right questions about Per Degaton (like whether or not his boss really did lead a secluded life after 1947, or if he was murdered) and that the US government would eventually come for him. He thinks, for a second, that he has dodged a bullet, but it turns out both the Justice Society heroes and the members of the committee had figured it all out just as Bruce had intended. Just as Professor Zee's time machine materialises to reveal the murdered Professor Zee, the Justice Society shows up at the lab with the committeeas witnesses to the crime that's about to be committed. Seeing that he's been cornered and can't power the time machine in time to make his escape, Per Degaton decides to take his own life rather than go back to prison.

Sometime after the ambulance arrives to take out the dead bodies, Dick meets with Helena (now in her Huntress costume) to ask about why Bruce had written that diary as if he knew he was going to die. Helena reveals that Bruce did know he was dying of cancer and that he would've been dead within a year even if Fredric Vaux and Bill Jenson hadn't taken his life. Helena also reveals that her father made her promise not to let anyone (not even Dick) know of his