The epidemiology of attempted suicide in the Oxford area, England (1989-1992).
The epidemiological and clinical characteristics of attempted suicide in Oxford, United Kingdom, between 1989 and 1992 are reported on the basis of data collected as part of the WHO/EURO Multicentre Study of Parasuicide in Europe. Some further findings for the period 1976-1992 are also described. Rates of attempted suicide were particularly high among females aged 15-19 years. There was a very marked association in males and females between attempted suicide and both lower socioeconomic status and unemployment. The percentage of first-time attempters entering the attempted suicide population remained steady between 1976 and 1992, with approximately two-thirds of attempters each year making their first attempts. There was a great increase in the use of paracetamol (acetominophen) for self-poisoning between1976 and 1992, this being involved in 14.3% of overdoses in 1976 and 43.2% in 1992. On the basis of the Oxford rates, there are approximately 100,000 general hospital admissions for attempted suicide each year in England and Wales, approximately 19,000 involving teenagers (mostly girls). Oxford has a similar pattern of attempted suicide to that in the rest of the UK. The findings indicate that the UK has one of the highest rates of attempted suicide in Europe.


unerring devotion to her, the hive, and their fellows, and they perform the jobs they are given from birth until death. Though they do apparently have pastimes, choose family names for themselves, and maintain a semblance of a social life below ground, such frivolities are strictly controlled by a natural caste system, and a true hill dwarf is a tiresome centre of conversation; his mind wanders constantly, and without his queen near him he is a little like a puppet without a hand. From the bullish, muscular soldiers, to the squat, mute workers, to the reedy, pale scouts, every dwarf lives and dies for his queen.

A queen will mate with almost all of the dwarves in her hive in her lifetime – mostly she will produce new maleworkers and soldiers, though once in her life she will produce an heir, one who will grow to be the next queen, given the correct training, diet and lifestyle. It has been known for this to occur when the ruling queen is quite young, and it not unknown for the usurper and her mother to fight to the death, the victor eating the remains of the loser.

The dwarves are famously shy, and many have never left their own hive, much less the Undulathm, the quasi-alliance between all the hives of the hills. Only Shale maintains an open policy with traders and visitors, and even has an above-ground section more suited to foreign guests. However, many dwarves will choose to leave the hive nowadays, ready to see the world


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Update: Watch video of the day's discussions, read the Southern California Public Radio story and hear the "Take Two" broadcasts on KPCC-FM 89.3, here.

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KPCC’s “Take Two” visits Cal State Fullerton, Thursday, April 21, for a live discussion with Titans who are “redefining the American Dream.”

Students of all majors are invited to attend the 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. free discussion in the Titan Student Union to tackle politics, activism, love and careers. The event is one of several talks, panels and activities scheduled in the annual, student-planned communications conference — Communications Week.

Millennials — born between 1980 and


The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has launched court proceedings against a second private training college, saying there are clearly problems with the Federal Government's billion-dollar VET FEE-HELP system.

The ACCC will take Phoenix Institute of Australia to the Federal Court, alleging misleading and deceptive behaviour.

Phoenix Institute reaped more than $100 million in government funding between January and October 2015.

It signed up more than 9,000 students in 17,000 courses in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia.

Chairman Rod Sims said the ACCC would allege Phoenix Institute targeted some of the most vulnerable people in the country, falsely telling them the courses were free and they would receive a free laptop.

"People sometimes with intellectual disabilities, sometimes people who couldn't use a computer, but the coursesMove was spelt out by officials of IBSA at a seminar in Rio de Janeiro

India has joined hands with Brazil and South Africa to explore ways and means of taking forward a proposal to establish a new global body, within the United Nations framework, to oversee global Internet governance.

The move, which evoked a mixed response from the global Internet community, was spelt out by officials of IBSA (India, Brazil, South Africa) at a seminar on global Internet governance in Rio de Janeiro in September.

Just a few days ago, the joint declaration that was issued following the fifth IBSA summit in Pretoria took note of the recommendations of the Rio de Janeiro seminar and “resolved to jointly undertake necessary follow-up action.”

The Rio meet felt that a body was urgently


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"Brokeback Mountain" and "I'm Not There" Heath Ledger's death lends new weight to two of his final roles: in the triumphant 2005 Ang Lee picture, "Brokeback Mountain," and last year's imaginative Bob Dylan biopic by Todd Haynes, "I'm Not There." In his career, Ledger went from bubble-gum teen idol to A-list actor. "Brokeback Mountain" will probably be how most people remember him - as the stoic Ennis Del Mar, a man divorced from his emotions. With few words, Ledger managed to convey Ennis' depth of feeling. In "I'm Not There," Ledger played the rock star Dylan, the cheating husband who left his wife and children at home while he roamed the world. "Brokeback Mountain" plays Sun.-Mon at the Castro Theatre,421Griffiths, Joe Sharp, Gareth Andrew, Lucas Garcia Alcalde, Stephen Lawrence, Richard Lawrence, Marius Gemmel, Chris Proctor, Matthew Crookshank, Simon Claris, Navraj Degun

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The volume and timing of the arriving and leaving workforce in agricultural areas could potentially be an interesting indicator on the expected production and harvest time. A high demand in workforce at the beginning of growing season could for example indicate in advance large (expected to be successful) planted areas, while lower workforce than usual at the end of the season could indicate lower production. Since workers try to maximize their income by balancing rural andaccepted. These are manufactured by China Resources Sanjiu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., which is one of the six manufacturers first certified by the National Food and Drug Administration and supplies the largest number of terminal hospitals in China \[[@B3]\].

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The Steve Allen Show is an American variety show hosted by Steve Allen from June 1956 to June 1960 on NBC, from September 1961 to December 1961 on ABC, and in first-run syndication from 1962 to 1964.
The first three seasons aired on Sunday nights at 8:00pm Eastern Time, then on Mondays at 10:00pm Eastern in the 1959-60 season. After a season's absence, the series briefly returned on Wednesdays at 7:30pm Eastern. The syndicated version aired mostly in late nights. The program, between September 1957 and June 1960 became one of the first programs to be telecast in "compatible color"
Kinescopes of the NBC version were later rerun on Comedy Central in the early 1990s, with new introductions by Allen.consciously sought, and that comfort, pleasure, and rest are somehow wrong or sinful.

I cannot agree:

He's a hedonist at heart. All those fasts and vigils and stakes and crosses are only a facade. Or only like foam on the sea shore. Out at sea, out in His sea, there is pleasure, and more pleasure. He makes no secret of it; at His right hand are "pleasures for evermore". Ugh! I don't think He has the least inkling of that high and austere mystery to which we rise in the Miserific Vision. He's vulgar, Wormwood. He has a bourgeois mind. He has filled His world full of pleasures. There are things for humans to do all day long without His minding in the least—sleeping, washing, eating, drinking, making love, playing,


Former treasurer of Coon Rapids hockey booster club pleads guilty to theft

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The former treasurer of the Coon Rapids Cardinal Hockey Red Line Club, whom authorities say stole club funds for personal use, pleaded guilty Wednesday, according to court records.

Jennifer Leeanne Crosbie was charged with one count of theft or diversion of corporate property, a felony.

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The criminal complaint says Crosbie served as the club's treasurer from May 2016 to July 2018 and had sole access to the club's financial accounts and debit card. In July of 2018, the club president began to suspect she might be embezzling money.

According to the complaint, a private accounting firm hired by the club to conduct a forensic audit of its financial accounts determined a total of $36,176 indefendants, Jerry J. St. Pierre, M.D., Samuel M. Alexander, M.D., and Christian Health Ministries, formerly known as Mercy+Baptist Medical Center, on grounds of abandonment. We affirm.

FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On January 24, 1995, Ms. Olavarrieta, who was nine months pregnant, was admitted to Mercy+Baptist Medical Center for the birth of her unborn child. Soon thereafter, she underwent a Cesarean section performed by Dr. St. Pierre and delivered a healthy baby girl. Several hours later, Ms. Olavarrieta began to hemorrhage. Dr. St. Pierre prescribed medication to stop the bleeding and transferred Ms. Olavarrieta to the intensive care unit, where she received several blood transfusions. Three days later, on January 27, 1995, Dr. *568 Alexander approved Ms. Olavarrieta's discharge from the hospital.
On January 31, 1995, Ms. Olavarrieta began to hemorrhage again


and went to the emergency room at University Medical Center, where she again received three pints of blood. Dr. James Brown, the emergency room physician, performed a dilation and curettage (D & C), a procedure in which the cervix is dilated and the lining of the uterus is scraped with a spoon-shaped instrument called a curette. The pathology report showed uterine changes consistent with a person who had just completed a pregnancy. Mrs. Olavarrieta was discharged two days later in good condition and had no further complications.
On January 25, 1996, Ms. Olavarrieta filed a request for a medical review panel, complaining that Dr. St. Pierre, Dr. Alexander and Mercy+Baptist Medical Center breached the applicable standard of care. On March 16, 1998, after reviewing the evidence submitted, the medicalreview rendered an opinion finding the evidence did not support the conclusion that the defendants had failed to meet the applicable standard of care.
Despite the medical review panel's decision, Ms. Olavarrieta filed suit against the defendants on May 13, 1998. She filed a supplemental and amending petition on August 12, 1998, which the defendants answered on August 17, 1998. No action was taken in the case from August 17, 1998 until February 21, 2001, when the plaintiff's new attorney filed a motion to substitute himself as the attorney of record and propounded two interrogatories to the defendants.
On March 6, 2001, the defendants responded to the plaintiff's interrogatories and also propounded interrogatories to the plaintiff seeking the identification of any expert witness and any evidence that would support the


allegations set forth in her petition. On April 11, 2001, defense counsel sent a letter to the plaintiff's counsel advising that she had not received any answers to the defendants' interrogatories and that she would contact him on April 20, 2001 to discuss the status of the outstanding discovery requests. Defense counsel called the plaintiff's counsel on that date but he was unavailable. Nonetheless, she spoke to someone in his office who informed her that the plaintiff's responses to the interrogatories would be forthcoming.
On March 9, 2004, more than three years after the defendants propounded the interrogatories to the plaintiff, which she failed to answer, they filed a motion to dismiss on the basis of abandonment pursuant to La. C.C. P. art. 561. The trial court granted theallegedly aggrieved party has his day in court. In that case, the plaintiff filed two suits in September 1988 against the defendant in contravention of an automatic bankruptcy stay that was in effect in favor of the defendant at that time. Both petitions were served, and the defendant answered asserting the bankruptcy stay. Thereafter the suits lay dormant. The bankruptcy was dismissed on September 6, 1990. By letter dated April 26, 1993, but date stamped received on July 1, 1993 by the clerk of court's office, the plaintiff asked that the service of the original suits be re-issued. On February 10, 1995, the plaintiff filed a motion to appoint a special process server alleging that the service of the re-issued petitions had been returned marked: "unable to servemoved."


People gather outside an Islamic religious school which was cordoned off after the fire on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017. (Uncredited)People gather outside an Islamic religious school which was cordoned off after the fire on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017. (Uncredited)

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A fire killed 24 people, mostly teenagers, trapped behind barred windows and a blocked exit in an Islamic school dormitory on the outskirts of Malaysia's capital early Thursday, officials said. Firefighters rushed to the scene after receiving a distress call at 5:41am and took an hour to put out the blaze, which started on the top floor of the three-story building, Kuala Lumpur police chief Amar Singh said. He said there were at least 24 charred bodies, 22 of themboys between 13 and 17, and two teachers. Singh said 14 other students and four teachers were rescued, with six of them hospitalized in critical condition.

The fire broke out near the door of the boys' dormitory, trapping the victims as it was the only entrance and the windows have grills, fire department senior official Abu Obaidat Mohamad Saithalimat said. He said the cause was believed to be an electrical short-circuit. A witness says she saw hands reaching out through the grilled windows and heard boys crying and screaming for help, but the fire was too strong for her to do anything, the AP reports. The Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah is a private Islamic center, known as a "tahfiz" school, for Muslim children to study and memorize the Koran. Many


provided that the real property owned by the parties as tenants by the entirety would remain in the parties as tenants in common, and allowed Wife to continue to occupy the home until the minor child reaches the age of 18 years, or as otherwise provided in the decree. The decree also made a division of other marital property and divided equally a savings account at Merchants State Bank in the name of Wife. Husband appeals and presents four issues for review. The first issue is:
I. Whether the trial court erred in awarding custody of the parties minor daughter to the plaintiff, Joan Ferrell Scarbrough.
The parties were married in 1957. They have three adult children and one minor child, Trina Elizabeth Scarbrough, who was about eight and one-halfyears of age at the time of trial. Husband is 46 years of age and was a farmer and has a very limited formal education. He was injured in a farm accident in 1985, and at the time of trial was disabled from engaging in his occupation and was drawing disability payments from a private insurance company. He had applied for disability benefits from Social Security, but there had been no decision on this application. Because of economic conditions and his injury, Husband's farming equipment had been repossessed and the parties were heavily indebted to FHA. Husband's income at the time of trial was $1,000 per month from disability payments. Wife is 46 years of age and her income is about $611 per month as a Madison County


school bus driver. She had also worked at a day care center in the year 1986 and made an additional $2,584 for the year. During the years from 1980 through 1984, the parties kept foster children for the Department of Human Services, and had approximately 23 foster children during that period of time. The parties' minor child involved in this litigation was adopted and was initially placed with them as a foster child.
Wife testifies that she and Trina have an excellent relationship, that she sees to her every need, and that she is the proper person to have custody of Trina. She testified concerning the various allegations of cruelty on the part of Husband for the past several years and in particular the last two years prior totrial. She asserts that the actions of Husband have greatly upset their daughter and that he is not a proper person to have custody of the child.
Husband testified that he is a proper person to have custody of the child, that he spends more time and is able to spend more time with the child than Wife, that the child wants to be with him, and that Wife is unfit to have the child because she has a very bad temper and would mistreat the child.
Wife introduced several witnesses that testified that she is a good mother, has taken care of all of her children well, has performed all of her wifely duties in a proper manner, that she is very active in her church and is very


conscientious about the religious needs of her children, including the minor daughter. Some of the witnesses had been friends of both parties, and had occasion to be in their home and observe the relationships between the parties and the children. The pastor of their church testified concerning the religious atmosphere of the home and the religious training provided by Wife.
After the evidentiary hearing had been concluded and while the court had the case under advisement, Husband filed a motion to reopen the proof to present the testimony of their son and one of their daughters. The court granted the motion and the son, aged 27 years, testified that for a period of time while he was growing up, until about the time he was in junior high school,his mother would scream and yell at him, pull his hair and "beat" him frequently. The daughter, aged 24 years, testified that while she was growing up her mother was cruel to her, slapped her, beat her, and caused bruises and cuts on her legs. In telling about one instance when she was about fifteen years of age, she claimed her mother jumped on top of her and beat her up.
*96 Wife vehemently denied the truth of this testimony. Several witnesses who knew the family well testified that during the time period involved there was no indication whatsoever that the children were being mistreated. There were no visible marks of any kind to indicate that the children had been mistreated and there were no complaints from the children


Climbing video: Alessandro Zeni attempts Bimbaluna in heavy snowfall

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The video of Alessandro Zeni attempting Bimbaluna at Saint Loup in Switzerland in heavy snowfall.

Italy’s Alessandro Zeni recently made a rare repeat of Bimbaluna, the legendary 9a/9a+ testpiece established by François Nicole at Saint Loup in Switzerland in March 2004. Prior to his redpoint it started snowing heavily and although these conditions thwarted his success, after a return to his camper van for a good cup of coffee the weather improved and Zeni managed to balance his way through the technical 7-move crux on only his 8th attempt spread out over three days.

Alessandro thanks C.S. Esercito and his sponsors: La Sportiva, Grivel, Stubai

Share TweetTrading shoes with an opposing player dates all the way back to the 1920's when Greg Montgomery of House Ravenclaw generously gave his cleats to Allen Smithson of House Hufflepuff, after a dorm room fire left all of Smithson's belongings burnt to a crisp.

Since then, the trading of shoes has become a sign of sportsmanship amongst players.


Earlier this month, Olympic sprint champion finished his football trial at Central Coast Mariners in Australia and will leave the club after failing to agree on commercial terms, the A-League side said.

Usain Bolt in action during a friendly trial match between the Central Coast Mariners and the Central Coast Select in Gosford, Australia, Friday, August 31, 2018.
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Turkish top-tier soccer club Sivasspor has contacted Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt over a potential deal for the second half of the season.

Earlier this month, Bolt finished his football trial at Central Coast Mariners in Australia and will leave the club after failing to agree on commercial terms, the A-League side said on Friday.

Last week, Bolt said he may give up on his dream of becoming a professional footballer despite having “alot of offers” and added that he will make a decision on his future by the end of November.

"I have received offers from many clubs. I will make a decision at the end of November. Either I will continue or I will end my dreams. This is not about money. This is my dream," he told reporters.

Multiple international stars

The mid-season transfer for the Turkish league is between January 5 and January 31, 2019.

Sivasspor could not immediately be reached for comment.

The Turkish club, currently sitting in 11th place in the Super Lig, already has multiple international stars such as Robinho, Carl Medjani, Arouna Kone, Gabriel Torje and Douglas.


A retired federal judge accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl three decades ago — when he was a federal prosecutor and she was a witness in one of his cases — won't face discipline from the judiciary, according to newly released documents first reported by BuzzFeed News.

A committee of federal judges that reviewed the case concluded that any allegations against Richard Roberts, the former chief judge of the federal district court in Washington, DC, fell outside the scope of the judiciary's disciplinary system because they predated his time as a judge.

The committee also rejected arguments that Roberts had a duty to report any alleged misconduct that predated his time on the bench.

Roberts is facing a civil lawsuit in the US District Court for Utah filed by TerryMitchell, a Utah woman who has accused Roberts of raping her when he was a 27-year-old federal prosecutor and she was a 16-year-old witness in one of his cases. Roberts admitted to having an "intimate" relationship with Mitchell at the time, but denied the assault allegations and is fighting the lawsuit.

Mitchell and the Utah attorney general's office each filed judicial misconduct complaints against Roberts last year. The panel of judges that reviewed the case, the Judicial Council of the 10th Circuit, dismissed all of the allegations, and Mitchell and the Utah attorney general's office did not appeal, according to documents released by the 10th Circuit on Thursday.

The 10th Circuit's order will be sent to the House Judiciary Committee, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and the


Senate Judiciary Committee. A spokesperson for the Utah attorney general's office told BuzzFeed News that although Roberts is no longer serving on the bench, because of how he stepped down — he retired due to a disability and, as a result, is still receiving an annual salary — there is still action that Congress could take, including pursuing impeachment.

When the accusations against Roberts were first reported in March 2016, then-representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, who was the chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said that he would work with the House and Senate Judiciary committees "to determine next best steps to ensure justice is served." There has been no action in Congress since then.

An attorney for Roberts declined to comment. Mitchell's attorney did not immediatelyreturn a request for comment.

Roberts was confirmed to the US District Court for the District of Columbia in 1998. Before joining the court, he had spent the bulk of his career as a federal prosecutor, including in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.

In March 2016, Mitchell filed a lawsuit accusing Roberts of raping her while he was in Utah in 1981 prosecuting a civil rights case. Roberts' lawyers issued a statement in response to the lawsuit last year saying that Roberts had a "consensual" intimate relationship with Mitchell in 1981 and denied her allegations of assault.

"Roberts acknowledges that the relationship was indeed a bad lapse in judgment. However, the relationship did not occur until after the trial and had no bearing on the outcome of that trial," Roberts'


to Roberts nor indication of a pending case.

The judicial misconduct case had a convoluted path. It started with the Judicial Council for the DC Circuit, which was Roberts' home jurisdiction. But when the DC Circuit's order dismissing the allegations was challenged, US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts assigned the case to the 10th Circuit, which covers a large swath of the western United States, to review the matter.

The 10th Circuit council issued its order in July dismissing the complaints against Roberts. Mitchell and the Utah attorney general's office did not appeal, but Roberts did. He challenged a section of the 10th Circuit's order that revealed information about an illness he had cited in leaving the bench on disability. With the case still pending, the 10th Circuit's Julyorder remained under seal.

Mitchell's misconduct complaint included an allegation that Roberts dishonestly claimed a disability when he retired, citing the fact that Roberts stepped down a few days after the Utah attorney general's office filed a misconduct complaint and the same day that Mitchell filed her lawsuit in federal court. The 10th Circuit judicial council dismissed Mitchell's allegation, finding that Roberts did have a "serious condition that significantly impacts his ability to perform as a trial judge." The council determined that in doing so, it was necessary to include information about his disability in the order.

Roberts appealed to the Committee on Judicial Conduct and Disability of the Judicial Conference of the United States, the final stop within the federal courts system for misconduct complaints. That committee sided with


the 10th Circuit council, finding that the nature of Roberts' disability was central to the claim raised by Mitchell, so including it in the order "is both warranted and necessary."

The judicial conduct committee's memo was released on Thursday, along with the 10th Circuit council's original order from July.

Daniel Burton, a spokesperson for the Utah attorney general's office, said that even though the claims against Roberts were dismissed, they were pleased with a footnote in the final memo from the judicial conduct committee that said that Roberts' retirement didn't preclude any review of complaints against him. The committee wrote that disability retirement was a proper step for judges who could no longer serve, but "it is not, however, a safe harbor from allegations of

judicial misconduct." Burton said that theLiverpool have sold out of the £10 "Beach Set" that diverted the team's title prospects at Sunderland and will search Manchester United supporters for any offending items, including beach balls, before Sunday's Premier League clash at Anfield.

The club's online store has experienced a rush on the "Beach Set" package following Darren Bent's winning goal at the Stadium of Light on Saturday, when his shot struck a Liverpool-crested beach ball and ricocheted beyond goalkeeper José Reina. United supporters are suspected of being behind the increased demand for Liverpool beach products, with a "tribute" to Bent's goal planned but risk having them confiscated at the turnstiles on Sunday. "It will be the normal search policy," said a Liverpool spokesperson.

Rafael Benítez, who refused to use Bent's goal as an excuse for


Liverpool's fourth league defeat of the season, has no intention of asking for the Sunderland match to be replayed. Precedent exists for replaying matches when a referee has erred over a goal but the Liverpool manager said: "A lot of people are saying this but we will not be asking for a replay."

Mike Jones, the referee at the centre of the controversy, has been removed from the Premier League match list for this weekend having allowed Bent's effort to stand when the game should have been stopped due to "outside interference". Jones will take charge of Peterborough versus Scunthorpe in the Championship.

The Liverpool manager remains aggrieved at the manner of Saturday's defeat but offered his sympathy yesterday for the match official. "I think that the rule is verytie with Lyon and believes the visit of the French club, plus United on Sunday, can transform the club's disappointing form. Liverpool will welcome back Steven Gerrard tonight, after the captain missed Saturday's defeat with an adductor strain, but Fernando Torres remains sidelined with a similar problem.


1993–94 Croatian First Football League

The 1993–94 Croatian First Football League was the third season of the top football league in Croatia since its establishment.

Promoted teams
Primorac Stobreč were promoted as winners of Druga HNL - South division and Dubrava were promoted as the winners of the Druga HNL - North division. The league was therefore expanded to 18 teams, since no relegation had taken place the previous season.

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Trivia
 Goran Vlaović of Croatia Zagreb scored five goals in Croatia's 10-1 win against Pazinka. He was also the top goalscorer of the season.
 Hajduk's 10-0 win against Radnik is the highest ever margin of victory achieved in Prva HNL.

See also
 1993–94 Croatian Football Cup
 1993–94 Croatian Second Football League

References

External links
 Table and results at Prvajunior and an All-Big Ten Defensive selection.

Professional career

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Brown was drafted in the first round with the 25th pick of the 2006 NBA draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers. Appearing in only 23 games (5 starts) in his debut season, he showed promise, scoring in double figures twice (10 points vs. New York on November 29 and 14 vs. Toronto on 3/3), but was hampered by an injury to his shin.

Brown was assigned to the NBA Development League's Albuquerque Thunderbirds on March 2, 2007 but was recalled by the Cavaliers a day later. In his sole game as a Thunderbird, Brown scored 14 points with four rebounds and six assists. Brown returned to the NBA Development League, this time with the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, on January 11,


Relive the memories of summer days and nights at the amusement park. The shrieks of laughter. The wooden roller coasters clattered up the wooden slope. Riding the flying chair, with your feet dangling loosely in the air. The memory of the "bumper car". The delight and excitement of side swiping or crashing into someone with your electric car. (Read more)...Brian Brazeau, son of Scott and Carmela Brazeau of Warwick, has been accepted to the College of the Holy Cross Study Abroad Program for his junior year at the Universita di Bologna in Italy. A graduate of Hendricken High School, Brazeau is studying political science and Italian at Holy Cross where he was named to the dean's list for the spring 2012 semester.


(CNN) -- Wyclef Jean officially ended his bid to be president of Haiti a month after election officials ruled that he was ineligible to run, the hip-hop singer said Tuesday.

"This was not an easy conclusion to reach," Jean said in a written statement.

Jean previously vowed to fight the Haitian electoral council's ruling that he was not a resident of the country.

"Some battles are best fought off the field, and that is where we take this now," Jean said. "Our ultimate goal in continuing the appeal was to further the people's opportunity to freely participate in a free and fair democratic process."

His eligibility had been in question after claims that he had not lived in Haiti for five consecutive years prior to the election, a requirement in the nation'sconstitution. Jean's lawyer had said his client met that criteria.

With his legal challenge ended, Jean will focus on his music, his statement said.

Jean's next album -- "If I Were President, the Haitian Experience" -- is set for release in February.

Jean met with some criticism after he announced on CNN's "Larry King Live" on August 5 that he had submitted paperwork to run for president.

Actor Sean Penn, who lived in Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, for months after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated the island nation in January, questioned whether Jean would be able to lead Haiti.

Jean responded with some incendiary lyrics toward Penn at a concert in New York: "I got a message for Sean Penn," Jean sang, "Maybe he ain't see me in Haiti because he was too busy sniffing


cocaine."

The relief group that Penn heads issued a statement calling it a "reckless and saddening" accusation.

"Mr. Jean is clearly unfamiliar with the physical demands put upon volunteers in Haiti," a statement from the J/P Haitian Relief Organization said. "As aid workers there, the notion of depleting the body's immune system thru the use of illicit drugs is ludicrous."

The organization has "a zero tolerance policy for any and all illegal drugs," which was set by Penn as its leader, the statement said.

Jean, who was born in Haiti, shot to fame in the mid-1990s as a member of the Fugees, a U.S.-based hip-hop and reggae group. He now performs as a solo artist. He has been an outspoken proponent of Haiti through his Yele Haiti Foundation and was one ofThe closed circuit television (TV) system is a well known technique for the viewing of remote objects in hostile surroundings such as high pressure environments such as the exterior of a deep diving vessel or in certain high pressure processes. The closed circuit TV system, however, requires substantial power which may be impractical in remote environments of deep diving vessels and in addition requires an expensive high pressure containment for the television transmitter, as well as associated cables and connectors through pressure vessels. In particular, wide bandwidth low signal level connections through pressure vessels are complicated. In addition, the weight of the television transmission and receiving equipment, as well as the volume loss in confined spaces makes such systems less than ideal. Where several scenes within the high


Heart is Born: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing Dogs while Pat discusses the A Star is Born. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Shazaam/Pat: Killmonger. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (including Pat breaking down the 2018 Game Awards). The Nerds then review the new Netflix film Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...show that needs to be cancelled?

Episode 218: Nothing Else to Review: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing Tully while Pat discusses the new Rocky film Creed II. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Old Lady Harley/Pat: The Warning. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds thenreview the new Netflix film The Christmas Chronicles! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...unproduced Guillermo del Torro script?

Episode 217: Movie Sweatpants: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing The Good Place while Pat discusses the new Nintendo Switch game Pokemon: Let's Go. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Middlewest/Pat: Crimson Lotus. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Disney animated film Ralph Breaks the Internet! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite tv show that was cancelled after just one season?

Episode 216: Little Baby Boy: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing The Conners while Pat discusses the new Steve McQueen film Widows. The Nerds then move on to their weekly


comic book spotlight; Tyler: Amazing Spider-Man/Pat: The Stone King. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (including a Stan Lee obituary). The Nerds then review the new Harry Potter film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Stan Lee cameo?

Episode 215: Shit Hits the Fan: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing The Haunting of Hill House while Pat discusses The Grinch. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Green Lantern/Pat: Marvel Knights. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Bad Robot film Overlord! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...show that deserves a movie?

Episode 214: Bro-hemian Rhapsody: Tyler and Pat both start off theSeason 3! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Shocktober 2018 viewing?

Episode 212: When a Stranger Knocks: Tyler and Pat both start off the episode by discussing their third week of Shocktober. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman/Pat: Marvel Zombies. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Halloween film! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite horror sequel?

Episode 211: Petty AF: Tyler and Pat both start off the episode by discussing their second week of Shocktober. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Infinite Dark/Pat: Venom. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Drew Goddard film Bad Times


at the El Royale! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...go to board game?

Episode 210: Full Nicholas Cage: Tyler and Pat both start off the episode by discussing their first week of Shocktober. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Blackbird/Pat: Death Orb. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Sony, Marvel film Venom! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...Marvel villain?

Episode 209: Special Lady Time: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new attractions he visited at Disneyworld. Pat talks about the new horror film Hell Fest. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Heroes in Crisis, Maneaters/Pat: Stranger Things. Tyler leads thediscussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then recap their 2017 Shocktober and preview their plans for this year! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...film that you are most looking forward to during Shocktober?

Episode 208: Bat D*ck: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new series Kidding. Pat talks about the new season of the Netflix series American Vandal. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: ASM Annual #1/Pat: Batman: Damned. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Stephen King inspired series Castle Rock! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...King story you'd like to see adapted or remade?

Episode 207: Model Husbands: Tyler starts off the episode


by discussing his thoughts on the new film Operation Finale. Pat talks about the new season of the Marvel Netflix series Iron Fist. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Cemetery Beach/Pat: Fantastic Four. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new sci-fi film The Predator! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite retro game you'd like to re-visit?

Episode 206: Do Whatever a Spider Does: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new Conjuring film The Nun. Pat talks about the new season of the Netflix drama Ozark. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Asgardians of the Galaxy/Pat: Cover. Tyler leads the discussion of thelatest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Insomniac Games video game Spider-Man! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Easter Egg from Marvel's Spider-Man?

Episode 205: Hot Take: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new film Searching. Pat talks about the new film Summer of 84. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Scarlet/Pat: Planet of the Apes: Visionaries. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new sci-fi film Kin! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Easter Egg from Hulu's Castle Rock?

Episode 204: A Couple of Sh*tbags: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new Mister Rogers doc Won't You be My Neighbor?


Pat talks about the new Matt Groening series Disenchantment. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Cold Spots/Pat: Batman: Kings of Fear Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Melissa McCarthy comedy The Happytime Murders! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Muppet?

Episode 203: Real Estate Nerds You're Looking For: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his experience playing Gloomhaven on Steam's "Tabletop." Pat talks about the new Peter Berg/Mark Wahlberg film Mile 22. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman #53/Pat: Pearl. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Spike Lee Joint BlacKKKlansman! They end this episode witha Nerd Favorite...favorite "guilty pleasure?"

Episode 202: Airing Dirty Laundry: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new DC animated film Death of Superman. Pat talks about the new installment of the EA Sports football franchise Madden 19. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight (Pat and Tyler actually talk bout the same title this week...again); Fantastic Four. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new shark disaster film The Meg! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite (non-Jaws) shark film?

Episode 201: Winnie the Poop: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Sacha Baron Cohen series Who is America?. Pat talks about the new Bo Burnham film Eighth Grade. The Nerds then move on


to their weekly comic book spotlight (Pat and Tyler actually talk bout the same title this week); Leviathan. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Disney film Christopher Robin! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...they ask each other for their thoughts on one of their Letterboxd entries?

Episode 200: The Dark Knight of Podcasts: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Hulu (Stephen King inspired) series Castle Rock. Pat talks about the new DC animated film Teen Titans GO! to the Movies. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Justice League Dark/Pat: Lucy Dreaming. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the Mission Impossible filmepisode by discussing the first episode of the HBO mini-series Sharp Objects. Pat talks about another platformer in Unravel 2. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: ASM #1/Pat: Oblivion Song #2-5. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then (after a quick Trailer Trash) review the new Dwayne Johnson film Skyscraper! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...2018 film...so far?

Episode 197: Husband of the Year: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new season of GLOW. Pat talks about the game mode just introduced in Fortnite Battle Royale. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman #50/Pat: Death or Glory #3. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The


Nerds then (after a quick Trailer Trash) review the new MCU film Ant-Man and the Wasp! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...joke from Ant-Man and the Wasp?

Episode 196: Opposites Attract: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Tag. Pat talks about his new gaming obsession Limbo. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Multiple Man #1/Pat: John Carpenter's Tales of Science Fiction: The Standoff #1. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new season of the HBO series Westworld! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...character from Westworld?

Episode 195: Scott Lang is a Pedophile: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Hotel Artemis. Pat talks about (ANOTHER)docu-series The Staircase. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Ant-Man and the Wasp #2/Pat: The Lost City Explorers #1. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (including a LONG rant about Moviepass). The Nerds then review the new Jurassic Park film Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...death from the Jurassic Park franchise?

Episode 194: Tyler Felton: Tyler starts off the episode by settling the Rotten Tomatoes Film Draft bet from last year. Then The Nerds discuss What They are Into...Tyler: Hereditary, Pat: Detroit Become Human. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Magic Order #1/Pat: Thor #1. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (Pat also gives a


of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new sequel Deadpool 2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...worst film you ever paid money to see?

Episode 189: Eric Blumhouse: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Life of the Party. Pat shares his thoughts on the new Blumhouse film Truth or Dare. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: No Justice #1/Pat: Venom #1. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the "new" season of Arrested Development! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite joke from S4?

Episode 188: The Road House Virgin: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new season of Westworld. Pat shares his thoughts onNerds then review the new MCU team-up film Avengers: Infinity War! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta...not really)...Top 5 favorite MCU films?

Episode 186: Listen Right Meow: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the series Ugly Delicious. Pat shares his thoughts on the Netflix series Lost in Space. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Action Comics 1000/Pat: Lucy Dreaming. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Super Troopers 2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite silly comedy from our teenage years?

Episode 185: We Believe in a Thing Called Love: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new season of Last Man on Earth. Pat shares his thoughts


on the HBO documentary Andre the Giant. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Crude/Pat: Domino. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Rampage! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite moment from The Darkness concert?

Episode 184: Some Heroes Don't Wear Capes: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new HBO series Barry. Pat shares his thoughts on Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: The Curse of Brimstone/Pat: Demi-God. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film A Quiet Place! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite ...favorite creature design?

Episode 183: HappyEaster: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new season of Roseanne. Pat shares his thoughts on Far Cry 5. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Ghost Rider/Pat: Incredible Hulk. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Ready Player One! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite ...favorite part of the book?

Episode 182: Coastin' Til We Die: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Elder Scrolls: Online. Pat shares his thoughts on Krypton. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Cable/Pat: Lucy Dreaming. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Pacific Rim: Uprising! They


end this episode with a Nerd Favorite ...favorite X-men?

Disclaimer: Sorry about Pat's audio...Tyler was in town for this episode so we had to record a bit different.

Episode 181: Triangle Boobies: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film The Florida Project. Pat shares his thoughts on Darwin Project. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: New Mutants/Pat: Avengers. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Tomb Raider! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...video game you'd like to see get a film adaptation?

Episode 180: Fish D*ck: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film The Strangers Prey at Night. Pat shares his thoughts on Derren Brown's The Push.The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Gideon Falls/Pat: Oblivion Song. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Netflix series Jessica Jones S2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Marvel character that isn't introduced in MCU?

Episode 179: Deer in the Headlights: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Game Night. Pat shares his thoughts on Zack Morris is Trash. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Hit Girl/Pat: The Beef. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Jennifer Lawrence film Red Sparrow! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite pre-order bonus?

Episode 178: We Love You @ThatKevinSmith:


Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Chris Rock standup special Tamborine. Pat shares his thoughts on new Netflix film Mute. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Old Man Logan/Pat: Deathbed. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Alex Garland film Annihilation! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite starter Pokemon?

Episode 177: Worst Stinger...EVER!: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the HBO series Crashing. Pat shares his thoughts on Everything Sucks and Altered Carbon. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Kick-Ass/Pat: Star Wars Thrawn. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new MCU film Black Panther! Theyend this episode with a Nerd (Least)Favorite...least favorite "jump the shark" moment from a horror franchise?

Episode 176: BBFs: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new DC animated film Batman Gotham by Gaslight. Pat shares his thoughts on Lost. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Rock Candy Mountain #8/Pat: Swamp Thing Winter Special. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Cloverfield film The Cloverfield Paradox! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite board game?

Episode 175: TNYL4 Drinking Game: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the game Monster Hunter World. Pat shares his thoughts on the new sitcom AP Bio. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler:


Old Man Hawkeye/Pat: DJ: Most Wanted. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss Empire's list of "Top Movie Villains" and provide their own list(s)! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...villain that made the list that surprises you the most?

Episode 174: Speaking of Weirdos: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the new film Hostiles. Pat shares his thoughts on Doom. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Nightwing The New Order/Pat: Legion. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss their 2018 Oscar Predictions! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...pop culture conspiracy that interests you most?

Episode 173: Ewoks are Stupid AF: Tyler startsoff the episode by discussing a couple of Award Season darlings in The Post and Darkest Hour. Pat shares his thoughts on the Harry Potter fan filmVoldemort: Origins of the Heir. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: The Further Adventures of Nick Wilson/Pat: Batman TMNT #3. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss Ranker's list of "Top Re-watchable Films" and provide their own list(s)! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...film that made the list that surprises you the most?

Episode 172: Shucks Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his binge of Roseanne. Pat shares his thoughts on the "new" Netflix series End of the F***ing World. The Nerds then move on to their


weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Redlands/Pat: 30 Days of Night. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then do their 2018 Rotten Tomatoes Film Draft! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite fight scene?

Episode 171: Mixed Bag: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new game Fortnite. Pat shares his thoughts on the award season darling The Disaster Artist. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman Annual #2/Pat: Planet of the Apes Ursus. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss their Nerd Year's Resolutions! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...film being released in 2018 that you're most excited for?

Episode 169: Amateurs: Tyler starts off the episode bydiscussing the Christmas movies he is watching this season. Pat shares his thoughts on the "new" game he's been playing The Long Dark. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Dead of Winter/Pat: Monstro Mechanica. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then get to review the new Star Wars film Star Wars The Last Jedi! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...aspect of the Disney/Fox merger that you're most excited about?

Episode 168: Bobby Caravan: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Hulu series Marvel's Runaways. Pat also shares his thoughts on a Hulu series Future Man. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Venom Inc. Alpha/Pat: Batman/TMNT 2. Tyler leads


the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then get to review the new film, thanks to an Amazon Prime early screening, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle a few weeks early! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite film you'd like see get a sequel?

Episode 167: Meme Maker: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film The Little Hours. Pat shares his thoughts on the new game Planet of the Apes: The Last Frontier. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman Creature of the Night/Pat: Sword of Ages. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Pixar film Coco! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite animated performance?

Episode 166: TylerLoves True Blood: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new game Destiny 2. Pat shares his thoughts on two documentaries Jim and Andy & Too Funny to Fail. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Doomsday Clock/Pat: Doppelgänger Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Netflix series The Punisher S2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Easter Egg from the season?

Episode 165: Clever Girl: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Brigsby Bear. Pat shares his thoughts on Twin Peaks. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: The Batman Who Laughs/Pat: Evolution. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds


then review the new film Justice League! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite comic book shop?

Episode 164: Pat Needs More Friends: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Wind River. Pat shares his thoughts on the new Call of Duty game CoD: WW2. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Invincible Iron Man/Pat: Kong on the Planet of the Apes. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new film Murder on the Orient Express! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...game of the year?

Episode 163: Stop Saying Dumb Things: Pat and Tyler no longer have to cuddle together again to share the mic...it's Skype for The Nerds now.Tyler starts offthe episode by discussing the new season of Bob's Burgers. Pat shares his thoughts on binging Stranger Things. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Grave Digger's Union/Pat: Deadman. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new MCU film Thor: Ragnarok! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite supporting MCU character?

Episode 162: Resting Bitch Face: Pat and Tyler have to cuddle together again to share the mic.Tyler starts off the episode by discussing Season 5 of Brooklyn 99. Pat shares his thoughts a Friday the 13th fan film Never Hike Alone. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Ruff and Reddy/Pat: DC House of Horror. Tyler leads the discussion of


the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss their respective Shocktobers! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...what would you like to see from S2 of American Vandal?

Episode 161: We Should've Reviewed Boo 2: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Netflix film The Babysitter.Pat shares his thoughts a different new filmHappy Death Day. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman: The Drowned/Pat: Deadpool v. Old Man Logan. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film The Snowman! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite late-night talk show host?

Episode 160: Ryan Baby Goose: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Battle of theSexes.Pat shares his thoughts on the Louie CK series Horace and Pete. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler & Pat: Punisher: The Platoon #1. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Blade Runner 2049! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite vampire film?

Episode 159: Lego's Batting 2-3: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Stephen King adaptation Gerald's Game.Pat shares his thoughts on the Netflix series Big Mouth. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Marvel Legacy/Pat: Destroyer. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Lego Ninjago Movie! They end


this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...franchise you'd like to see get the Lego treatment?

Episode 158: Don't Interrupt Me: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the Season 2 premiere of Vice Principals.Pat shares his thoughts on the Netflix series American Vandal. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman: The Red Death/Pat: Kingsman: The Secret Service. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Kingsman: The Golden Circle! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite film based on a video game?

Episode 157: Our Shortest Review: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the documentary What the Health.Pat shares his thoughts on the new episode of Rick and Morty. The NerdsAbove Fart Jokes: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Batman and Harley Quinn.Pat shares his thoughts on the new game Madden 18. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Nightwing: The New Order/Pat: Mace Windu. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new season of Game of Thrones! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite moment from Season 7?

Episode 154: Justice League Megazord: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Logan Lucky.Pat shares his thoughts on a two games Splatoon 2 & Destiny. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Dark Nights Metal/Pat: Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows. Tyler leads


the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Netflix series The Defenders S1! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite live-adaptation Lion King casting?

Episode 153: Treehouses of Horror: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new season of Rick and Morty.Pat shares his thoughts on Annabelle: Creation. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Redlands/Pat: Rogue One: Cassian and K2SO. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then take questions from both their listeners and AskReddit! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite horror film jump scare?

Episode 152: The Dark McConaissance: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Netflix series Friends from College.Pat also shares histhoughts on a television series The Wire. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Dead of Winter/Pat: TMNT Dimension X. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film The Dark Tower! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Idris Elba performance?

Episode 151: Too Old for Snapchat: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.Pat also shares his thoughts on a new film Atomic Blonde. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: The Flash #27/Pat: TMNT #72. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Dunkirk!


They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite war film?

Episode 150: Indy Pop Con 2017: Another year, another Indy Pop Con in the books. This is a special episode that includes all of the recordings from Indy Pop Con 2017 including an interview with SygMan Gaming (brief interruption due to a technical issue) and the stars of Bunny Bravo!

Episode 149: This Episode is Tight: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film The Big Sick.Pat also shares his thoughts on a new film The Void. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Shirtless Bear Fighter/Pat: War for the Planet of the Apes. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new filmWarfor the Planet of the Apes! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Woody Harrelson performance?

Episode 148: Hobo Speak: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film 47 Meters Down.Pat also shares his thoughts on a new film Despicable Me 3. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Rock Candy Mountain/Pat: Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe Again. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News (plus Trailer Trash). The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new MCU film Spider-man: Homecoming! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Spider-man film villain?

Episode 147: The Toy Story 3 Debate: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Baby Driver.Pat shares his thoughts on the new update to Pokemon


Go. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Blood Brothers/Pat: Secret Empire. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the final 9 Pixar films! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Kevin Spacey film?

Episode 146: Another Explicit Pixar Ep: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new TJ Miller comedy special Meticulously Ridiculous.Pat shares his thoughts on the Netflix television series GLOW. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Reborn/Pat: Darth Vader. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the first 9 Pixar films! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Pixar character?

Episode 145: Explicit Cars 3Niche: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the Broadway comedy special Oh, Hello on Broadway.Pat shares his thoughts on the DC Comics television series The Flash. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Dark Days: The Forge/Pat: The Defenders. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Pixar film Cars 3! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Pixar short film?

Episode 144: Sir Russell Crowe: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Sarah Silverman comedy special A Speck of Dust.Pat shares his thoughts on the new season of House of Cards. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman #24/Pat: All-New Wolverine. Tyler leads


the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Dark Universe film The Mummy! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Universal Monster?

Episode 143: Lots of Speculation: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Pirates of the Caribbean film Dead Men Tell No Tales.Pat shares his thoughts on the new Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson film Baywatch. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Titans Annual #1/Pat: Secret Empire. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new DCEU film Wonder Woman! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite film female badass?

Episode 142: Abortion of Cinema: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing thenew season of Silicon Valley.Pat shares his thoughts on the new true crime doc from Netflix The Keepers. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Invincible Iron Man/Pat: Victor LaValle's Destroyer. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new DC Comics video game Injustice 2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite fighter and Super Move from the game?

Episode 141: C**t Radar: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the television show Naked and Afraid.Pat shares his thoughts on the new season of the Netflix series Master of None. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Daredevil/Pat: Secret Empire. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd


News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Ridley Scott Alien film Alien: Covenant! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Ridley Scott film?

Episode 140: A Nerds Podcast Joint: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new Hulu doc Batman and Bill. Pat shares his thoughts on the new NBA2K game. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: She Wolf/Pat: ASM: Renew Your Vows. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Guy Ritchie film King Arthur: Legend of the Sword! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite King Arthur inspired film?

Episode 139: Not Mathematicians: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the new film Colossal. Pat shareshis thoughts on the new games he picked up. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Bane Conquest/Pat: God Shaper. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new MCU film Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite track from Awesome Mix, Vol. 2?

Episode 138: GTA: The Circle: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his night playing board games. Pat shares his thoughts on the new film Free Fire. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Deadpool v. The Punisher/Pat: Ben Reily: Scarlet Spider. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the


new film The Circle! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Mario Kart racer?

Episode 137: 2 Nerdy 2 Furious: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on Fargo S3 Premiere. Pat shares his thoughts on the new ESPN doc series We the Fans. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman/Pat: Secret Empire. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new F&F film The Fate of the Furious! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite part of The Last Jedi trailer?

Episode 136: The Walking Meh: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on the Rick and MortyS3 Premiere. Pat shares his thoughts on the Steam game Dandy:Or A Brief Glimpse Into The Life of the Candy Alchemist. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Rock Candy Mountain/Pat: The Amory Wars. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new season of AMC's The Walking Dead! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Stephen King horror story?

Episode 135: The Anime Nerds Podcast: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on Life. Pat shares his thoughts on the new season of the Netflix comedy Love. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: CA: Steve Rodgers/Pat: Dark Knight III: Book Eight. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their


the Wild. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Black Widow/Pat: American Gods. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new Disney live-action adaptation film Beauty and the Beast! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite addition to Beauty and the Beast (2017)?

Episode 132: Pregnancy Scare: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on The Last Man on Earth (Pat confuses Will Arnett and Will Forte...twice) and Passengers. Pat shares his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Nightwing/Pat: Man-Thing. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Kong:Skull Island! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite monster film?

Episode 131: Teaser Trailer Culture: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on Powerless. Pat shares his thoughts on Halo Wars 2. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Batman/Pat: All-New Wolverine. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Logan! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Hugh Jackman film?

Episode 130: Pat the Bunny Slayer: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on For Honor. Pat shares his thoughts on The Great Wall. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Infamous Iron Man/Pat: Elektra. Tyler leads the discussion of the


latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their thoughts on the new film Get Out! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Xbox One game?

Episode 129: Oscar Circle Jerk: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on Santa Clarita Diet. Pat shares his thoughts onIt's Always Sunny.... The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: JLA: Rebirth/Pat: TMNT. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then give their predictions for this year's Oscars! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...Oscar nominee that has to win for it to be a successful show?

Episode 128: We're Going to Disney World!: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on The Good Place and The Founder. Patshares his thoughts on John Wick Chapter 2. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Titans/Pat: Kingpin. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Lego film The Lego Batman Movie! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Lego set?

Episode 127: Series of Repetitive Events: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his thoughts on Split. Pat shares his thoughts on Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Daredevil (spoilers 20:18-20:58)/Pat: Planet of the Apes/Green Lantern. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then review the new Netflix show Series of Unfortunate Events! They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite comic


Sea. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: All-Star Batman/Pat: The Unworthy Thor. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then discuss their 2017 Nerd Year's Resolutions. They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Ryan Gosling film?

Episode 123: Pat's Sexy Voice: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing his The Office re-watch and playing Codenames. Pat shares his thoughts on Betrayal at House on the Hill and Assassin's Creed. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Venom/Pat: Mooncop. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then finish their Top 10 Favorite TV Shows of All-Time discussion. They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite (sorta)...first 2017 film?

Episode 122: We'reOne w/ the Force: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing the Christmas films he has watched this season while Pat shares his thoughts on the new Mike Birbiglia film Don't Think Twice. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: Kill Them All/Pat: Reborn #3. Tyler leads the discussion of the latest Nerd News. The Nerds then share their thoughts on the Star Wars Anthology film Rogue One. They end this episode with a Nerd Favorite...favorite Star Wars video game?

Episode 121: Colder Than a Witch's Tit: Tyler starts off the episode by discussing Westworldwhile Pat shares his new appreciation for the Harry Potter universe. The Nerds then move on to their weekly comic book spotlight; Tyler: After Death/Pat: TMNT. Tyler leads the discussion


THE CHIMÆRA.

BALD-SUMMIT.

INTRODUCTORY TO "THE CHIMÆRA."

UPWARD, along the steep and wooded hill-side, went
Eustace Bright and his companions. The trees were
not yet in full leaf, but had budded forth sufficiently
to throw an airy shadow, while the sunshine filled
them with green light. There were moss-grown rocks,
half hidden among the old, brown, fallen leaves; there
were rotten tree-trunks, lying at full length where
they had long ago fallen; there were decayed boughs,
that had been shaken down by the wintry gales, and
were scattered everywhere about. But still, though
these things looked so aged, the aspect of the wood
was that of the newest life; for, whichever way you
turned your eyes, something fresh and green was
springing forth, so as to be ready for the summer.

At last, the young people reached the upper verge
of the wood, and found themselvesalmost at the summit
of the hill. It was not a peak, nor a great round
ball, but a pretty wide plain, or table-land, with a
house and barn upon it, at some distance. That house
was the home of a solitary family; and oftentimes the
clouds, whence fell the rain, and whence the snow-storm
drifted down into the valley, hung lower than
this bleak and lonely dwelling-place.

On the highest point of the hill was a heap of
stones, in the centre of which was stuck a long pole,
with a little flag fluttering at the end of it. Eustace
led the children thither, and bade them look around,
and see how large a tract of our beautiful world they
could take in at a glance. And their eyes grew wider
as they looked.

Monument Mountain, to the southward, was still in
the


centre of the scene, but seemed to have sunk and
subsided, so that it was now but an undistinguished
member of a large family of hills. Beyond it, the
Taconic range looked higher and bulkier than before.
Our pretty lake was seen, with all its little bays and
inlets; and not that alone, but two or three new lakes
were opening their blue eyes to the sun. Several white
villages, each with its steeple, were scattered about in
the distance. There were so many farm-houses, with
their acres of woodland, pasture, mowing-fields, and
tillage, that the children could hardly make room in
their minds to receive all these different objects.
There, too, was Tanglewood, which they had hitherto
thought such an important apex of the world. It now
occupied so small a space, that they gazed far beyond
it, and on either side,and searched a good while
with all their eyes, before discovering whereabout it
stood.

White, fleecy clouds were hanging in the air, and
threw the dark spots of their shadow here and there
over the landscape. But, by and by, the sunshine was
where the shadow had been, and the shadow was
somewhere else.

Far to the westward was a range of blue mountains,
which Eustace Bright told the children were the
Catskills. Among those misty hills, he said, was a spot

where some old Dutchmen were playing an everlasting
game of ninepins, and where an idle fellow, whose
name was Rip Van Winkle, had fallen asleep, and
slept twenty years at a stretch. The children eagerly
besought Eustace to tell them all about this wonderful
affair. But the student replied that the story had
been told once already, and better than it ever could
be


constructed from the best available information as provided by Larry Lester, Wayne Stivers and Dick Clark of the Negro Leagues Researchers and Authors Group. It contains data culled from newspaper boxscores, covering league sanctioned games from 1920 to 1948, which was produced for a study sponsored by Major League Baseball and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. It reflects totals as compiled by the NLRAG up to 2006. As new credible information is continually unearthed, these numbers will continue to change.

Baseball-Reference and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum would like to acknowledge Major League Baseball for funding this study, along with the Negro Leagues Researchers and Authors Group for their extensive efforts to collect the raw data and construct the most comprehensive database ofNegro Leagues Baseball statistics.Â Under the direction of Larry Lester, Wayne Stivers and Dick Clark, this database is the largest dataset ever made publically available and we wish to express our gratitude for all their efforts to help rebuild this lost statistical history.

The Ashwill Negro Leagues Database

Playing statistics and biographical data on the Negro leagues (all pre-1920) and early Latin American professional baseball is licensed from and provided by the Negro Leagues Database, a project organized by Gary Ashwill with the participation of many historians of Negro league and Latin American baseball.

The database is a work in progress, and will include more seasons as development continues. It appears in its original form at Seamheads.com.

Playing statistics and biographical data for this portion of our dataset (The Negro Leagues Database)


are all copyright 2013 by Gary Ashwill. All rights reserved.

Completeness

Note that our records are missing thousands of players who played in the Negro Leagues for minor league teams, independent teams, barnstorming teams or even Negro major league teams. We will bring their records to light as soon as suitable records are available for those players.AGH Jaguar CD Review: IRON SOLDIER 2 by Telegames When Iron Soldier was first released on Atari's 64-bit platform, gamers were wowed by the myriad of missions and the wide-open 3-D world. It was especially groundbreaking in a time when Playstation, Saturn and Nintendo 64 were still on the drawing boards. While the gameplay in its sequel is more evolutionary rather than revolutionary, Iron Soldier 2 is a no-brainer purchase for owners of Jaguar CD systems and should satisfy even those who are not fans of the genre. As with the first Iron Soldier the game is broken into four groups of missions. This time, however, there are twenty missions rather than sixteen since each group contains five missions instead of the original's four. In addition, the same


Kotaku East East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond. Tune in every morning from 4am to 8am. Prev Next View All

Last month, an official Pokémon wi-fi tournament allowed Pocket Monster players from all over the world a chance to compete. For a large number, it was a chance to cheat.

According to The Pokémon Company, the 2013 Global Showdown saw a whopping 1,558 cheaters. These players didn't use regular in-game Pokémon or special rare Pokémon given out at events.

Rather, they used smartphone apps that allow players to "build" and edit Pokémon to their own liking, instead of investing time playing the game and training their Pocket Monsters. Using an app, these Pocket Monsters are created ona smartphone and then uploaded to the players' Nintendo handheld.

Before the tournament, players had to register the Pokémon they planned to use in a "battle box." After the tournament was over, The Pokémon Company went back through the battle boxes and, thus, discovered a large number of these unfairly created Pocket Monsters. Here's the breakdown of the number of cheaters The Pokémon Company discovered in each division:

Junior Division: 68 players Senior Division: 335 players Master Division: 1,155 players.

The Junior Division is for players born in 2002 or later, the Senior Division is for players born between 1998 and 2001, and the Master Division is for players born in 1997 or prior. Cheating became increasingly prevalent among older entrants. Imagine that!

The number isn't that bad when you consider how


is the first provincial AIC to issue implementation rules for the enforcement of the AML. This could be indicative of a higher level of AML enforcement activities in Liaoning relative to other provinces, which created a need for the issuance of the Liaoning Guideline. Liaoning AIC has already referred a concrete price fixing case to the SAIC, in which the suppliers engaging in price fixing were ultimately fined RMB16.37 million, back in mid 2011.

Liaoning is also one of the larger provincial economies in China in terms of GDP and one of the largest sources of petroleum and natural gas in China. The province is rich in mineral resources as well as an important industrial base for machinery, electronics, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, textiles, metal refining, petroleum and chemicals. The typesand in association with a first dataset represented in the dataset access log,

consulting the dataset access log to identify a latest access time of the first dataset;

establishing one or more training times in an interval from the trigger time to the latest access time;

for each training time, storing selected training input including characteristics of the first dataset in a training record, the characteristics having been exhibited by the first dataset at the training time and also storing training output including a representation of value provided by having the first dataset present in the cache to satisfy future requests for access to the first dataset; and

according to a predetermined schedule, providing the training input from the training record as input to a single output back propagation neural network yielding


criteria, the method comprising:

in response to occurrence of an event trigger occurring at a trigger time, the event trigger comprising access of a cached dataset or expiration of the dataset's dataset access log entry, preparing training data by:

determining characteristics of the dataset at various times between the trigger time and a time of last access;

providing the determined characteristics and the corresponding times as input to train a single output back propagation neural network to provide as desired output scores each representing a desirability of maintaining the dataset in cache as of a different one of the various times; and

according to a predefined schedule, operating the trained neural network to generate scores for cached datasets and

according to a predefined schedule, reviewing the scores, identifying one or more datasets withtimes in an interval from the trigger time to the latest access time;

for each training time, storing selected training input including characteristics of the first dataset in a training record, the characteristics having been exhibited by the first dataset at the training time and also storing training output including a representation of value provided by having the first dataset present in the cache to satisfy future requests for access to the first dataset; and

according to a predetermined schedule, providing the training input from the training record as input to a single output back propagation neural network yielding a neural network output, and training the neural network according to any difference between the training output and the neural network output.

16. The medium of claim 15, wherein:

the method further includes


one or more training times in an interval from the event trigger time to the latest access time comprising:

establishing training times at the event trigger time, the latest access time, and at one or more intermediate times satisfying a predefined criteria.

20. The medium of claim 15, the characteristics including one or more of the following: dataset size, time of last access, amount of data accessed during last access, day of week of last access, and length of time of dataset presence in the cache.

21. The medium of claim 15, the method further comprising:

operating the trained neural network to determine values of having respective cached datasets present in the cache to satisfy future requests for access to the datasets and rank the cached datasets according to the determined values;the cache storing datasets of the storage according to a use-related criteria, the dataset access log containing dataset entries representing access of datasets in the system, where contents of the log are removed according to a predefined expiration criteria, the method comprising:

in response to occurrence of an event trigger occurring at a trigger time, the event trigger comprising access of a cached dataset or expiration of the dataset's dataset access log entry, preparing training data by:

determining characteristics of the dataset at various times between the trigger time and a time of last access;

providing the determined characteristics and the corresponding times as input to train a single output back propagation neural network to provide as desired output scores each representing a desirability of maintaining the dataset in cache as


the event trigger occurring at a trigger time and in association with a first dataset represented in the dataset access log,

consulting the dataset access log to identify a latest access time of the first dataset;

establishing one or more training times in an interval from the trigger time to the latest access time;

for each training time, storing selected training input including characteristics of the first dataset in a training record, the characteristics having been exhibited by the first dataset at the training time and also storing training output including a representation of value provided by having the first dataset present in the cache to satisfy future requests for access to the first dataset; and

according to a predetermined schedule, providing the training input from the training record as input tocontained in the second means;

in response to the occurrence of an event trigger, the event trigger occurring at a trigger time and in association with a first dataset represented in the dataset access log,

consulting the dataset access log to identify a latest access time of the first dataset;

establishing one or more training times in an interval from the trigger time to the latest access time;

for each training time, storing selected training input including characteristics of the first dataset in a training record, the characteristics having been exhibited by the first dataset at the training time and also storing training output including a representation of value provided by having the first dataset present in the second means to satisfy future requests for access to the first dataset; and

according to


of a dataset contained in the second means or expiration of the dataset's dataset access log entry, preparing training data by:

determining characteristics of the dataset at various times between the trigger time and a time of last access;

providing the determined characteristics and the corresponding times as input to train a single output back propagation neural network to provide as desired output scores each representing a desirability of maintaining the dataset in the second means as of a different one of the various times; and

according to a predefined schedule, operating the trained neural network to generate scores for datasets contained in the second means; and

according to a predefined schedule, reviewing the scores, identifying one or more datasets with lowest scores, and purging the identified datasets from the second means.

37.mainly get their knowledge about the capitalist world from kidnapped Japanese citizens . Before being sent to a labour camp to die of cold, hunger or hepatitis, they have to talk about the news, technology and the results of baseball games. One of these poor souls was a crypto enthusiast who told the lieutenants, generals and then Kim himself about the wonderful technology of blockchain and cryptocurrencies that can function perfectly without banks and government oversight.

The leader embraced the concept so much that he lodged Satoshi (that was his name, it seems) in his palace and spent at least 3 hours conversing with him every day. He also sent him the best engineers and the prostitutes that catered for Party functionaries. Satoshi ate sought-after peaches, looked at live


dogs in the zoo and went to concerts given by Korean stars, even though the tickets had sold out a year in advance. In honour of the guest, a restaurant was even opened in Pyongyang where it was possible to pay in Bitcoin.

Everything would have been fine, but he started to miss his native Okinawa. The escape plan was discovered before he could go through with it and the poor thing was shot dead with an anti-aircraft gun. Kim grieved for two days and then calmed down. Especially seeing as the engineers had already managed to get all the valuable information out of their guest.

First they hit cryptocurrency exchanges and personal wallets. Their methods were as old as time itself : selected people received emails warning them aboutPolice said the man was riding his motorcycle at a high rate of speed westbound on the freeway when he apparently lost control and hit a divider. He was thrown from the motorcycle and landed in the middle lane of the freeway. One of his legs was severed. The impact of the crash bent the motorcycle in half.

The motorcyclist, whose name has not been released, died at the scene.

Another motorist hit a piece of the damaged motorcycle in the roadway. The driver's car burst into flames, but the driver scrambled out of the car and was not hurt.


The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) staff is hard at work keeping Americans safe 24/7. In response to the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak, the EOC has sent teams to help with clinical management, contact tracing, and communications. Source: CDC

In a recent publication in the New England Journal of Medicine, federal scientists Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Clifford Lane, and Dr. Robert Redfield shared their perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and the possibility of a coronavirus outbreak in the United States. Their ideas were framed in the context of recent epidemiological and clinical research findings based on the first 425 cases of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Wuhan China.

Dr. Fauci is the current director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectiousman who created it all, Charles Dickens, having always thought of him as a dull old fogey, whose childhood resembled that of Oliver Twist. But now I’ve picked up the book, Mister Pip by Lloyd Jones, and am filled with a new desire to engage with Charles Dickens.

I have only reached a few pages into the book, and already the voice of Matilda, the child protagonist, has enchanted me. In the novel, set in an island in the middle of a war, the real teachers desert the school and go away to mainland. A recluse, Mr. Watts, takes up the challenge of trying to educate and engage the children in some way. He decides he will read the book Great Expectations to the children, and tells them they


suggesting the importance of the cerebellum in the pathophysiology of ADHD. However, postural sway and its relation to cerebellar volume have not been assessed in adults with ADHD. Assessing balance and other motor abilities in adults with ADHD is important, as motor difficulties are linked to social and emotional problems in children ([@bb0041]), and perhaps to an increased risk of injuries in children with ADHD ([@bb0015]; [@bb0037]) and adults with ADHD ([@bb0026]). Also, examining the relationship between balance and cerebellar volume is important to our understanding of the neural substrates of such associated features in ADHD.

The primary objectives of this study were to assess standing sway under different conditions in adults with ADHD, and determine whether sway was related to regional cerebellar volume. We also explored whether swayShire, Bracket Global, Sunovion, and Theravance; these royalties were paid to the Department of Psychiatry at MGH. In 2013, Dr. Joseph Biederman received an honorarium from the MGH Psychiatry Academy for a tuition-funded CME course. He received research support from APSARD, ElMindA, McNeil, and Shire. Dr. Biederman received departmental royalties from a copyrighted rating scale used for ADHD diagnoses, paid by Shire and Sunovion; these royalties were paid to the Department of Psychiatry at MGH.

Dr. Schmahmann receives royalties for book publishing from Oxford University Press, Elsevier, Academic Press and MacKeith Press; research funding from the National Institutes of Mental Health, the National Ataxia Foundation, the National Organization for Rare Disorders, and the Ataxia Telangiectasia Children\'s Project; medical consulting fees from Takeda Pharmaceuticals and Ataxion; and honoraria from academic


any monk who is skilled in the making of the robe. Once it is determined who will receive the robe cloth, the community gathers together and offers the cloth. They then have twenty-four hours to complete the making of the robe. If they succeed in the communal effort, the entire community receives certain privileges that last for the next four months.
More information about kathina can be found here.
Devorohana
After the Buddha spent the rains in the Tavatimsa heavenly world teaching the Abhidhamma, he is said to have descended to the city of Samkassa on a mystical staircase. In celebration of this event (and the ending of the rains retreat), a ceremonial alms-giving with a Buddha statue leading the way is often performed on this day, often descending from whateverMetadata retention scheme: Telstra warns data storage plan will attract hackers

Updated

The nation's biggest telecommunications company has sounded a warning about the Government's mandatory metadata retention scheme.

Telstra said an unintended consequence of the plan would be the creation of many highly attractive targets for hackers.

The Federal Government has cited national security as one of the reasons for its plan to force telcos and internet companies to store customer metadata for two years.

A parliamentary committee investigating the bills also heard concerns from Australia's intelligence agency watchdog that ASIO could keep metadata indefinitely.

Telstra is the largest telecommunications company in Australia, serving customers who use more than 32 million telephone, internet and email connections.

As such, it regularly works closely with law enforcement, who have long requested access to the metadata the telco