 County  Sheriff's
Department, formerly UNKNOWN DEFENDANT SIX; SAM SMITH,
Patrolman, Charles Town Police Department, formerly UNKNOWN
DEFENDANT SEVEN; ANTHONY MANCINE, Patrolman, Charles Town
Police Department, formerly UNKNOWN DEFENDANT EIGHT; PATRICK
NORRIS, Patrolman, Ranson Police Department,

                Defendants,

          v.

SAMUEL JOSEPH BELLOTTE,

                Third Party Defendant.

Appeals from the United States District Court for the Northern
District of West Virginia, at Martinsburg. John Preston Bailey,
Chief District Judge. (3:08-cv-00094-JPB)

                              Va. 1998).

Even taking her allegations as true, Tametta Bellotte cannot

prove that Wal-Mart or its employees knew of her existence.                         She

therefore cannot sustain an action for intentional infliction of

emotional distress.

            Tametta Bellotte next claims that Wal-Mart committed

the tort of invasion of privacy against her and her children.

Again, because the injury (the invasion itself) took place at a

Wal-Mart located in Virginia, Virginia substantive law applies.

Virginia    law      recognizes   only    a   limited       cause


1, wherein St. Paul speaks of the beginning mankind’s corruptions, of how people began to turn to idolatry, and from paganism to homosexuality:

Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools, And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things. Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanness through the lusts of their own hearts, to dishonour their own bodies between themselves: Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen. For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: Andlikewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet. (Romans 1:22-27)

Homosexuality leads to despotism, both at the mob level and at the State level. Look to the pagan Roman Empire and you will see this: the pagan Caesars — who were all homosexual — had hundreds of thousands of people butchered in the colosseums, and the mobs — also all homosexuals — quenched their insatiably deranged lusts through cruelty and bloodshed.

This is why our modernist government is declaring that all states must now accept homosexual “marriage” — it gives the State a power that is way beyond its natural


Schulze, Smith’s predecessor as Bainbridge’s city manager, the city moved quickly this summer in an attempt to keep Hamner from leaving after he became the top candidate for a job with the University of Colorado.

The city offered Hamner a pay bump and retention bonuses, and in June Hamner signed a contract to stay on Bainbridge Island. Two months after signing Hamner to the new deal, Schulze announced he was leaving Bainbridge for Banning, where he eventually began to recruit his old police chief.

Bainbridge’s police chief since June 2013 has been tight-lipped about the move this week as his departure became official: Hamner has not returned several requests for comment from the Kitsap Sun over the last few days.

In a statement, the Bainbridge Island Police Guild, which represents thefaces.

Moderns
The moderns can be broken down into Didone, Mechanistic, and Lineal categories, and are characterized by a simple, functional feel that gained momentum during the industrial period of the late 19th century and early 20th century.

Didone

The Didones or modern typefaces draw their name from the typefounders Didot and Bodoni. These typefaces, dating from the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century, make a very strong contrast between full and connecting strokes (the connecting strokes being extremely fine), the verticality of the characters and their unbracketed, hairline serifs. They correspond to the Didot of the Thibaudeau classification. The didones, in particular, made it possible for the First French Empire to employ typefaces very different from the typefaces used by the kings from the Ancien Régime.

Examples


People v Pollaro (2018 NY Slip Op 04766)

People v Pollaro

2018 NY Slip Op 04766

Decided on June 27, 2018

Appellate Division, Second Department

Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.

Decided on June 27, 2018
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department

WILLIAM F. MASTRO, J.P.
JOHN M. LEVENTHAL
BETSY BARROS
VALERIE BRATHWAITE NELSON, JJ.

2016-11228

[*1]People of State of New York, respondent,
vFrank Pollaro, appellant.

Richard B. Stafford, Bohemia, NY, for appellant.
Timothy D. Sini, District Attorney, Riverhead, NY (Michael J. Brennan of counsel), for respondent.

DECISION & ORDER
Appeal by the defendant from an order of the County Court, Suffolk County (Barbara Kahn, J.), dated September 20, 2016, which, after a hearing, designated him a level twosex offender pursuant to Correction Law article 6-C.
ORDERED that the order is reversed, on the law, without costs or disbursements, and the defendant is designated a level one sex offender.
On November 19, 2009, the defendant was arrested by federal law enforcement officials and charged with, inter alia, possession of child pornography. In 2011, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York, the defendant entered a plea of guilty to one count of possession of child pornography. Thereafter, the New York State Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders (hereinafter the Board) evaluated the defendant for registration as a sex offender by preparing a risk assessment instrument and case summary. The defendant's score on the risk assessment instrument fell within the range of a level


Their office is always open-plan, the temperature is never right, and duty hours can be cruel. As far as workplaces go, theirs are a little more uncomfortable than ours. And yet, the women and men of Indian Army go about their business without a fuss.

Photographer Arjun Menon (@artleavesamark) got rare access to the frontlines of the Indian Army to document their workday. He spent weeks shadowing them—from the icy Himalayan peaks to the scorching sands; in bunkers, choppers, everywhere. Here are the stunning pictures and the story behind them:

“My dad was a pilot for the Indian Army

Like most kids that age, I used to feel that dad was the coolest. I mean, he was flying heavy metal machines stacked with guns and troops in some of the harshestBioethics in Germany: debates and infrastructure.
In Germany the public awareness on ethical problems of the application of medicine and life sciences on human beings is very high. It can be observed that German Society is rather sensitive concerning bioethical issues. Politics supports this attitude. Many articles in professional journals as well as in newspapers cover bioethical issues. Conferences and workshops on a professional and an educational level deal with topics on ethics of life sciences and ethics in general. Moreover, in the case of bioethics many different disciplines contribute with relevant considerations to the process of opinion and judgment formation. This paper summarizes the main ethical and legal debates on bioethical issues in Germany, specifies the focus of leading German centres of bioethics and biolaw, and explains the


a comment from someone who said, "The first person to say 'I'm so high' was a diabetic." Then Andrea used the sliding scale to figure out how much insulin to give herself, and it wasn't very clear so we asked my mom, and she wasn't sure, so Andrea called the hospital and the on-call doctor called her back to clarify. She needed 10 of the slow-acting insulin for her bedtime dose, and then 3 extra of the fast-acting insulin to lower her levels more quickly. Andrea gave herself the first shot and demonstrated, and then she let me do the second one. (I admit she helped guide the needle.)

I think I may cook one of the diabetic recipes from the cookbook I checked out from the library yesterday,spark that was already coming,” Quintana said. “Ortega was already allowing China to build this canal in their country, he was oppressing the indigenous population—there was so much already going on when he tried to pass that reform that when the protests finally broke out for the first time in a very long time, the government reacted brutally.”

“Literally: They started slaughtering student protesters on the street,” she said.

The Nicaraguan government threw over 800 people in jail after April’s protests, Ponce said. Some 1,200 Nicaraguans disappeared, and 50,000 have emigrated to Costa Rica since that point. The government killed over 800 protesters.

Ponce and Quintana detailed how college students were taken into custody and sexually assaulted, an occurrence that is commonplace and continues today, over a year later.

Ponce noted that


Adam Smith, the special adviser to the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has resigned, saying he acted without the authority of his boss and that he had allowed the impression to be created of too close a relationship between News Corps and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

His resignation came an hour before Hunt was due to make a statement to MPs on Wednesday.

Emails published at the Leveson inquiry showed that News Corporation's public affairs director, Frédéric Michel, had been given inside information on ministerial thinking over the company's bid for BSkyB, including handing over commercially confidential information and repeatedly suggesting that Hunt wanted the bid to succeed.

In a statement, Smith said: "While it was part of my role to keep News Corporation informed throughout the BSkyB bidhe claims, acting without Hunt's permission.

It has already been established that Michel, in his emails, repeatedly refers to JH when in fact this was Adam Smith. However, on other occasions in the emails and texts it appears as though Michel's interlocutor is Hunt himself.

Michel also says in his witness statement that when he was speaking to Smith he was sure he was being given an account of the culture secretary's thinking. It is hard to think of a motive for Smith to give Michel an accurate account of Hunt's thinking that on the surface seems to be biased towards News Corp.

Under the ministerial code, the secretary of state is responsible for the actions of his special adviser.

The government offered the Commons statement after Labour requested that Hunt account


indicated that the culture permanent secretary gave his special adviser permission to keep in touch with News Corp during the BSkyB bid process.

But senior former civil servants have said the permanent secretary would only have allowed formal contacts about process, and would not have granted permission to give insights into Hunt's thinking, or to work together to put forward a case likely to ensure the bid was waved through.

His supporters have insisted that he acted throughout on the advice of independent media regulators. However, Ofcom had recommended the bid should be referred to the Competition Commission. Hunt in discussion with Ofcom rejected that advice and said assurances granted by News Corp, including spinning off Sky News, made it possible for the bid to be waved through.John's sixth-grade students told school officials that John had touched them inappropriately. The school passed this information on to the police, and Joseph was tasked with investigating. She began by interviewing the complaining witnesses, several of whom accused John of sexually assaulting them in his classroom. The girls also advised Joseph that John maintained two spiral notebooks, one blue and one red, in which he routinely "ma[de] notations ... regarding his students." One student reported that John had written "inappropriate things about the female students of his current class and previous classes" in the blue notebook. According to the witnesses, John carried the notebooks with him to and from school each day in his work bag.
With this information in hand, Joseph sought a warrant authorizing her to search


John's home. Joseph's affidavit set forth the above facts in somewhat more detail, and averred that "persons who commit sexual offense crimes involving children customarily hide evidence of such offenses, including notes, photographs, [and] computer files, in their homes and on their computer[s]." In addition to the red and blue notebooks, the warrant application sought permission to collect from John's home pornographic magazines, pornographic photographs of children, and computer files containing pornographic notes and photographs of children. A Virgin Islands Superior Court judge issued the warrant, as requested, on December 3, 2007, and Joseph led the law enforcement team that executed it shortly thereafter.
According to Joseph's testimony at John's suppression hearing, it was "[r]elatively early in the search" that the officers located a black bag containing the redand blue spiral notebooks mentioned in the affidavit. Joseph allowed the search to continue, because she was still "[l]ooking for any pornographic photos of children." The officers under her charge found no such photos, but they nevertheless carted away several computers and ten black and white composition-book-style journals, in addition to the two spiral notebooks that the witnesses had identified. The journals (labeled "Tydel John Journals," with dates) were retrieved from John's bedroom closet and a bookshelf, and did not resemble the spiral notebooks  which had already been seized by the time the journals were found.
While there is nothing in the "Tydel John Journals" that would constitute child pornography, they do contain evidence germane to the charges of aggravated rape, unlawful sexual contact, child abuse, and child


the Supreme Court of the Virgin Islands as a `final decision' within the meaning of 48 U.S.C. § 1613."

II
We first address the jurisdictional question propounded in our order granting certiorari, beginning with the text of the relevant statute. Section 1613 defines the relations between the courts of the United States and the courts of the Virgin Islands. It provides that, for the time being, "the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit shall have jurisdiction to review by writ of certiorari all final decisions of the highest court of the Virgin Islands from which a decision could be had." The same section elsewhere states:
The relations between the courts established by the Constitution or laws of the United States and the courts established by [Virgin Islands] lawwith respect to appeals, certiorari, removal of causes, the issuance of writs of habeas corpus, and other matters or proceedings shall be governed by the laws of the United States pertaining to the relations between the courts of the United States, including the Supreme Court of the United States, and the courts of the several States in such matters and proceedings.
Reading these sentences together, it is plain that Congress intended for this court's certiorari jurisdiction vis-à-vis the Virgin Islands Supreme Court to mirror the United States Supreme Court's certiorari jurisdiction vis-à-vis any of the fifty state courts of last resort. We can therefore review by certiorari a decision of the Virgin Islands Supreme Court if that decision is "final" within the meaning of the United States Supreme Court's


After interviewing some of the students, police officer Naomi Joseph submitted an affidavit and request for a warrant to search John's home. The affidavit stated that "persons who commit sexual offenses involving children customarily hide evidence of such offenses, including notes, photographs, computer files, in their homes and on their computer." (J.A. 108, 182). Based on this belief, Joseph concluded that she would find notebooks, pornographic photos of children and computer files containing pornographic notes or photographs of children. A Superior Court Judge determined there was probable cause to believe evidence of sexual contact would be found in John's home. Ultimately, police searched John's home and, while looking for evidence of child pornography, they found notebooks containing chronicles of John's exploitation of young girls.
On John's motion, a VirginChef's Table
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OAKLAND — The Warriors’ Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes will participate in Team USA’s minicamp in Las Vegas in July, according to sources. And point guard Stephen Curry is back in the national team mix, too.

The camp this summer is for Team USA officials to get a good look at the promising young players in the NBA. Kyrie Irving, DeMarcus Cousins and Paul George reportedly will participate as well.

Thompson was part of the select team that practiced against the national squad in advance of the 2012 games in London. Barnes, named first-team All-Rookie, shined under the bright lights of the NBA playoffs to emerge as one of the league’s top young talents.

Curry will not participate in the camp next month, but he will show up in Las Vegasto meet with Team USA coaches. He is back in the national team’s pool of players and will be invited next summer to try out for the 2014 world championships in Spain.

Curry was on the 2010 USA squad that won the gold medal at the world championships in Turkey. However, he wasn’t selected for the pool of players invited to try out for the London Olympics.


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In the summer of 2008, the United States' economy saw its highest levels of inflation in a almost two decades -- peaking at 5.6% in July. If that sounds off-putting, Zimbabwe's economy is downright terrifying. In 1998, Zimbabwe witnessed 32% inflation. Ten years later? 11,200,000,000 percent that August. By November 2008, per one estimate, prices were doubling every 31 hours. (That's not a record -- post-World War II Hungary saw prices which doubled in


Iraq through the use of fear, intimidation and terror. While Saddam Hussein seemed to enjoy inflicting atrocities upon the whole of the Iraqi people, he had a special affinity for persecuting Iraqi Christians, like those living in Nineveh.

In the time following Saddam Hussein's conviction as a war criminal, the people of Iraq have gained much. However, despite this progress, there is still much to do in this emerging democracy.

Discrimination against Iraqi Christians continues to prevent children from attending classes and their parents from fully engaging in society. To put it another way, Iraq's shameful history of human rights suppression has still not ended and this can be clearly seen as a result of the recent killings.

I again call upon the government to use every diplomatic tool to ensureon Sunday at the Olympic stadium in the magnificent riding of Hochelaga.

Thanks to spectacular team play, the Alouettes handily dominated their opponent. The support of 58,000 fans was also a factor.

This is the Alouettes' third consecutive trip to the Grey Cup, which they won in 2009. This year's championship game is a rematch, as Marc Trestman's team will again face the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

The Bloc Québécois hopes that the Montreal Alouettes will return victorious from Edmonton next Sunday and parade before their fans with the precious cup in hand. As in other matters, Montreal knows how to beat Toronto.

Mr. Speaker, Monday is Canadian Museums Day, a day to draw awareness to the importance of Canada's museums and public art galleries to the Canadian cultural landscape.

Canada's museums and public art


Sky Views: The cannabis ban is having its last gasp

Sky Views: The cannabis ban is having its last gasp

Paul Kelso, health correspondent

Peter Tosh never had any doubt about the medical value of marijuana.

On Legalize It, the founder member of The Wailers listed the therapeutic benefits, as he saw them.

"It's good for the flu

Good for asthma

Good for tuberculosis

Even numara thrombosis."

Tosh's medical credentials were less convincing than his musical pedigree, and his claims are not entirely backed by evidence. (In "Numara thrombosis" he even seems to have identified a previously unknown condition to which there is no reference beyond his lyrics.)

Image: Peter Tosh, a reggae singer who sang about the benefits of cannabis

But more than 40 years after his anthem to decriminalising cannabis was released, the UK government and clinicallargest producer of legal cannabis, with British Sugar operating the UK's largest farm in Norfolk, producing crops for a forthcoming epilepsy treatment.

British pharmaceutical companies are also at the forefront of research. GW Pharmaceuticals was founded here but is now developing treatments for the US market and is listed on Wall Street.

An investment vehicle focused solely on funding medical cannabis has floated in London, and the Cannabis Europa conference earlier this month drew hundreds of potential investors to hear about potential opportunities.

The prospect of The Man moving so comprehensively into weed may prompt a shudder from those who grew up with Peter Tosh posters on their bedroom walls and a spare packet of Rizla papers in their sock draw.

But they might ask who they would rather control a market


  Of the rest of the land,  or 8.5% is settled (buildings or roads),  or 0.7% is either rivers or lakes and  or 0.4% is unproductive land.

Of the built up area, housing and buildings made up 3.6% and transportation infrastructure made up 4.8%.  46.0% of the total land area is heavily forested and 1.2% is covered with orchards or small clusters of trees.  Of the agricultural land, 21.5% is used for growing crops and 20.4% is pastures, while 1.6% is used for orchards or vine crops.  All the water in the municipality is in rivers and streams.

The municipality is located in the Brugg district on the western flank of the Bözberg.  It consists of the linear village of Effingen andLA Kings defenseman Slava Voynov signed a
six-year deal valued at $25 million on June 18, 2013.
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EL SEGUNDO, CA — The Los Angeles Kings have certainly gotten their off-season started with a bang.

On June 18, the Kings signed restricted free agent defenseman Slava Voynov, 23, to a six-year contract that is reported to be worth $25 million, a $4.17 million per season salary cap hit.

The 6-0, 190-pound native of Chelyabinsk, Russia played in all 48 regular season games with the Kings in 2013, scoring six goals and contributing 19 assists for 25 points, setting career-highs in assists and points.

Voynov shined in the 2013 playoffs, sharing the team lead in goals and points (six goals and seven assists for 13 points), with a


+9 plus/minus rating in 18 playoff games. He also set team playoff records for most goals scored by a defenseman in one playoff year, and most game-winning goals scored in one playoff year (four).

During the 2011-12 season, Voynov scored eight goals and added twelve assists for twenty points, with a +12 rating and twelve penalty minutes in 54 regular season games with the Kings. He also scored a goal and tallied two assists for three points in twenty playoff games, helping the Kings win the first Stanley Cup Championship in franchise history.

Voynov, who was selected by the Kings in the second round (32nd overall) of the 2008 National Hockey League Entry Draft, has scored 14 goals and has added 31 assists for 45 points, with a +17 ratingthe AHL with the Monarchs, unlike so many highly-skilled Russian and European prospects who have returned home rather than play in North American minor leagues.

Indeed, Voynov was focused on playing in the NHL. He committed himself to improving his game with the Monarchs, and his hard work patience has really paid off with a Stanley Cup Championship under his belt, and now, a long-term contract.

“Slava played three=plus years in Manchester, and really grew as a player,” Hextall noted. “He’s grown a lot as a player since he was drafted, and since [he was 18 years old, and already playing in] Manchester. He’s a very good player for us. He put in his time, he’s earned his stripes, and he earned his contract.”

The Ripple Effect

One way or the other,


Haitians cautioned against using Guyana to Mexico cross-country route to reach US

MEXICALI - Hundreds of Haitians who usually fly or ship-smuggle their way into Guyana, in order to get across the border to Brazil en route to the US-Mexican border are being warned to desist from doing so, as the United States is no longer accepting them.

This is as a result of the unusually heavy influx of Haitians seeking a way into the United States, and the Department of Homeland Security’s decision to effect a policy change a few weeks ago.

Under a previous directive by President Barack Obama, Haitians who turn up at the US-Mexican border were automatically allowed to enter the United States under a special humanitarian parole visa, because the Obama administration had initially refused toreturn them to the seemingly never-ending economic hardships and political troubles that are facing their country.

Ever since the Obama administration had allowed this policy, thousands of Haitians have traveled to mainland South America via Guyana, from where they usually cross illegally into Brazil, before making a long river journey into Colombia, and then shuttle their way through Central America into Mexico.

The ten-week journey often brings them to the Mexican border city of Mexicali, which straddles the border with the United States, and from where US officials would generally grant entry to almost every fleeing Haitian that came along.

But with fewer than 100 days remaining in office, the Obama administration has decided to bring the humanitarian parole visa policy for Haitians to an end, which has now left dozens


ABVP members, the student wing of the ruling BJP government, who are freely roaming the campus threatening the hunger striking students. It is presumed that it is to break the solidarity link between the students and the wider civil society that the JNU administration has issued this undemocratic memo. Meanwhile, the health of many of the hunger striking students have deterioated and JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar is admitted to AIIMS, New Delhi.

Umar Khalid one of the hunger striking students wrote on his Facebook page: Issuing threats in the name of appeals has been the only response of the JNU administration to the Indefinite Hunger Strike that is going to enter its 10th day now. After calling the hunger strike "unlawful" and "unconstitutional", the latest threat is against involvingconstruction of which was 75 to 80 percent completed at the time. The offer to purchase was made by Clarence McFadden, a resident of Sun City, California. It was communicated to Mansfield by the prospective buyer's son Neil McFadden, a Madison resident. This offer was reduced to writing by Mansfield on the following day; however, Smith rejected the offer as too low and refused to sign the document. Mansfield was not able to persuade McFadden to raise the offering price.
*581 On December 17, 1973, Smith asked Mansfield to contact McFadden in California. Smith stated he would accept the original offer of $412,000 if Mansfield agreed to a reduction of his broker's commission to a flat $15,000. Mansfield agreed and later set forth the commission modification in a writing


signed by the parties on December 26, 1973.
Mansfield telephoned McFadden on the evening of December 17, 1973. McFadden agreed to reinstate the offer and, as Mansfield later testified, told the broker to write up the offer and send it to him.[2] McFadden stated if everything was satisfactory he would sign the offer and return it along with an earnest money check. The new document was drafted. On December 18, 1973, it was signed by Smith as seller and Mansfield as broker, and sent on to McFadden in California as the buyer. The seller signed the agreement before the buyer McFadden, contrary to usual practice, because the time for closing which was to be before December 31, 1973 was short. The offer to purchase was duly signed by ClarenceMcFadden and his wife. It was then returned to Mansfield, together with an earnest money check for $1,000, in an envelope postmarked December 21, 1973, Sun City, California. Under the terms of the agreement signed, the property was to be sold for a price of $412,000. This agreement included the additional special condition that  "Seller shall at his expense lease 20 apartments for purchaser."
On December 24, 1973, several incidents occurred, the exact sequence of which was never fully resolved. Sometime during the morning Mansfield received the offer to purchase and earnest money check sent to him by the McFaddens. Also sometime during the morning Clarence McFadden stopped payment on his earnest money check *582 and telegraphed Smith and Mansfield not to proceed with the closing. Mansfield received


March 16, 1974, denied that an enforceable contract of sale had been created and further denied that the broker had procured a ready and willing purchaser for the property.
In 1976, several months prior to trial, the defendant moved for leave to amend the answer in order to assert as an affirmative defense the seller's election right under the liquidated damages clause in the listing contract. On *584 stipulation of the parties, this permission was granted by the court in an order dated February 9, 1976. Also on stipulation and pursuant to an order of the court, leave to file an amended complaint was similarly given the plaintiff. The defendant Smith's amended answer, dated January 30, 1976, affirmatively alleged that Smith as seller had elected to take as liquidateddamages the money paid by the buyer and that under the terms of the listing agreement the broker's commission was therefore limited to one-half the balance of the earnest money after deduction of the broker's actual disbursements. This would amount to nothing at all in the present case in view of the fact that the earnest money check was returned to the broker unpaid because buyer McFadden stopped payment on it. In an amended complaint dated May 25, 1976, the broker disputed Smith's right to rely on the contract's liquidated damages provision and asserted that Smith was either estopped, was guilty of laches or had waived his right to raise the defense by reason of his failure to exercise his option within a reasonable period of time. The


“shake out.”

Donations also show that workers appear to be chasing the vision laid out by Buttigieg, who has ties to Zuckerberg from their days as classmates at Harvard University and who has received campaign hire recommendations from the Facebook CEO, according to Bloomberg. Despite being outraised by both Warren and Sanders in the most recent quarter, Buttigieg has netted the second-largest haul from big tech workers overall this year. And based on the recent data, 25 percent of the contributions donated by Facebook employees this year have gone to Buttigieg — the largest share from that company among the 12 candidates who were in the most recent presidential debate on Oct. 15. Buttigieg also accounted for 20 percent of contributions from Alphabet workers, which was second to Warren,that he had failed to operate his vehicle in a safe and proper manner, and had submitted a false accident report.

3
The administrative judge heard testimony of the Postal Service personnel who visited the scene shortly after the incident was reported and who had taken photographs, a nurse who saw Mr. Turks after the incident, and Mr. Turks himself.  The administrative judge found that Mr. Turks drove his vehicle in an unsafe manner;  that he was in a single-vehicle accident as charged;  that he was under the influence of alcohol when he returned to the Post Office;  and that he intentionally falsified the accident report.

4
The administrative judge found Mr. Turks' version of the accident, i.e., that his vehicle was struck by stones that were dropped


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In 1987 a jury in Billings, Montana, convicted an 18-year-old man named Jimmy Ray Bromgard of raping an 8-year-old girl. At the trial the victim, who earlier had picked Bromgard out of a police lineup, said she was only “60-65 percent” sure he was the perpetrator. The next day in court, however, prosecutors introduced hair samples found at the scene of the crime that they said were indistinguishable from those provided by the accused. The director of the state’s crime lab testified that the chances of this being a coincidence were one in 10,000. Bromgard’s public attorney did not challenge this claim. He met with his client only once before the trial began, waivedwas not just overzealous prosecutors, he explained. It was a public defender system that left poor people accused of crimes consistently shortchanged.

A few years ago investigators from the National Legal Aid and Defender Association (NLADA) fanned out across Montana to gauge the extent of problems like those Bromgard encountered. In some counties, they found, public defenders reported being so overloaded they spent forty-five minutes per felony. Others said judges pressured them to pursue plea bargains for their clients regardless of the circumstances, or that they had no money to purchase office supplies, much less to hire experts to contest the evidence prosecutors presented in court. In one instance a lawyer was unaware that his client was a schizophrenic; another characterized investigating the charges against the people he represented


that even the most basic functions, such as insuring that attorneys met with their clients, often were ignored.

While in Montana I drove one day to Missoula, a small city nestled in an old glacial lakebed in the western part of the state, to meet with Candace Bergman, one of the plaintiffs in the ACLU’s suit. Bergman has curly brown hair, bright eyes and an attractive smile that disappeared when the subject turned to her experience with the criminal justice system. A few years ago she got arrested on a drug possession charge. A meth addict who knew she needed help but had never committed a violent crime and had two children to support, Bergman hoped that, with some guidance from the lawyer assigned to her case, she couldget into treatment and turn her life around. For weeks, however, she sat in county jail without hearing from him. She wrote letters but received no reply. Bergman tried phoning, only to discover that collect calls from the detention facility weren’t accepted. As the weeks passed, her frustration mounted. One day, she opened the newspaper and spotted a notice in the classifieds indicating that her trailer home had been auctioned off without her consent.

“I felt discarded, abandoned, ashamed,” she told me. When she finally met with the lawyer, he told her he was leaving the Public Defender Office and that another attorney would take over her case. Nearly two months passed before she saw that lawyer. When she went before a judge, she was handed a six-month sentence,


testimony evidently swayed members of both parties, for the effort to overhaul the system was “astoundingly bipartisan,” says Vincent Warren, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU who spearheaded the litigation effort. Indeed, the bill approved by the legislature last year was co-sponsored by Democrat Mike Wheat, a state senator from Bozeman, and Dan McGee, a Republican from Laurel known as one of the most conservative members of the legislature–a fervent opponent of abortion and an antitax crusader who came into office as “a hang-em-high anticrime guy,” according to Scott Crichton, head of the Montana ACLU.

As McGee tells it, he and other Republicans supported reform because they were convinced by arguments that the old system was fundamentally unfair. “One of the hallmark principles of American jurisprudence is youUK economy by increasing our trade and investment in turn supporting millions of jobs here at home.

"We already have the best of both worlds, trading within the EU and other countries. Why would we put that at risk?"

Who are the groups campaigning to leave the EU?

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Vote Leave comprises a cross-party group of MPs and peers from the Conservatives and Labour, and UKIP's only MP Douglas Carswell.

It is being run by Taxpayers' Alliance campaign group founder Matthew Elliot, who organised the successful 'No2AV' campaign in the referendum on Westminster's voting system, and Dominic Cummings, a former special adviser to Conservative cabinet minister Michael Gove.

It has the backing of three existing Eurosceptic groups: Conservatives for Britain; Labour Leave and Business for Britain, and is being funded by


Gucci Mane is more trap God than trained thespian, but that didn't stop the Atlanta rap star from landing a role alongside James Franco and Selena Gomez in the upcoming "Spring Breakers."

If Gucci's role as Archie took you by surprise, don't worry, even his closest partners were kept in the dark about his big-screen acting debut.

"Honestly, he did that on the low. He knew I was gonna laugh at him," Waka Flocka Flame told MTV News on Thursday the same day we premiered the flick's wild trailer. "He did that on the low. I can't wait to see it."

The movie which also stars Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson and Rachel Korine centers around four college girls who go to some pretty heinous lengths to fund their spring break vacation.After they get busted, Alien, a drug dealer played by Franco, bails them out only to have them put in work for him.

In October, Gucc sat down with Power 105's Breakfast Club in New York City and tried his best to break down the premise of the movie. "It's a white movie," he said. "I'm the only black guy in the whole movie. It's a white movie. It's like a white Pulp Fiction... I'm the bad guy. That's what they wanted me to play. I could have been the good guy if they wanted me to."

The "Wasted" rapper isn't the only one who's made a departure from normalcy for the film, his co-star Selena Gomez found herself in a much darker role than she is used to playing.


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One breezy evening last September, Viktor Pinchuk, Ukraine’s second-richest man, stepped onstage at the Livadia Palace in the Black Sea resort of Yalta to introduce the star speaker of the annual international conference he hosts to promote his country’s ties with the West: former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Nearby, at a table set for an exquisite five-course meal, sat her husband; they were joined in the hall by Shimon Peres and Tony Blair, as well as a number of former European heads of state, top diplomats, and business tycoons. “Mr. President, you are really a super star,” Pinchuk told Bill Clinton in a seemingly apologetic tone, “but Secretary Clinton, she is a real, real mega star.”

Pinchuk, a Jewish son ofthe Soviet system who became a steel and media magnate and, more recently, fashioned himself into a billionaire philanthropist, was in his element. At age 52, Pinchuk basks in his newfound role as a global philanthropist and a leading Westernizer of his country—and a man rich and powerful enough to crack jokes at the expense of a former American president.

It’s been a remarkable transformation. Just nine years ago, Pinchuk—the son-in-law of Ukraine’s then-President Leonid Kuchma—was denounced by many of his compatriots as a robber baron who used his personal connections to snap up some of the most valuable assets in Ukraine for a song during the post-Soviet privatization wave while millions of his countrymen struggled to make ends meet. In the fraud-ridden election that triggered Ukraine’s so-called Orange


Revolution in 2004, Pinchuk backed Kuchma’s handpicked successor—Viktor Yanukovych, who eventually won the presidency in 2010 and whose recent decision to shelve a key treaty with the European Union and instead embrace Russia triggered the demonstrations that have seized Kiev in recent weeks.

As in 2004, the appearance of flag-waving pro-democracy protesters occupying the capital’s Independence Square divided Ukraine into those whose hearts lie with the West and those whose hearts lie with Moscow. A decade ago, Pinchuk found himself stung by the Orange Revolution: The new Orange government, led by Viktor Yushchenko, renationalized a steel mill Pinchuk had purchased from the state during his father-in-law’s presidency and then promptly sold it to a foreign investor at a much higher price. Pinchuk was forced to fight to hold onto the rest of his assets.

But Pinchuk held on. He has spent the years since the Orange Revolution working to build a profile as a philanthropist. He recently pledged half his fortune, estimated by Forbes at $3.8 billion, to charity and has underwritten large-scale AIDS campaigns, opened up a free museum of contemporary art in central Kiev, and teamed up with Steven Spielberg to produce a documentary about the Holocaust in Ukraine. As pro-European reforms have stalled, Pinchuk has emerged as his country’s top advocate in the West, using his annual Yalta summits to push for Ukraine’s closer integration with the European Union.

“When the system collapsed, a certain number of people received access to something, even though everybody wanted it,” Pinchuk told me when we met last week.


Ukraine becoming a rule-of-law society is that it doesn’t matter.”

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Pinchuk has close-cropped hair, shrewd brown eyes, and the confidence a wealthy man. His headquarters, in a high-rise in the center of Kiev, is decorated with contemporary art sculptures, part of his multimillion dollar collection. Photos displayed prominently in his office show Pinchuk in the company of Spielberg, Henry Kissinger, and the Obamas. When I visited earlier this month, Pinchuk was accompanied by three aides, armed with a set of recorders. “Are three voice recorders enough?” he teased his staff when we sat down.

Born in Kiev in 1960, Viktor Mikhailovich Pinchuk was raised in the industrial city of Dnipropetrovsk in eastern Ukraine, in a family of Jewish intelligentsia. The classics of world literature filled the shelves of the smalltwo-room apartment, and trips to theaters and museums were a staple of his childhood: He still remembers a visit to the renowned Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg, where he stood in awe for hours in front of Rembrandt’s The Return of the Prodigal Son, until his mother whisked him away. Pinchuk’s parents, Mikhail and Sofiya, were both engineers, who were constantly living from paycheck to paycheck, borrowing money from friends and at one point even having to sell a treasured 16-volume set of the collected works of John Galsworthy.

Pinchuk’s parents met on a boat sailing from Kiev to Dnipropetrovsk, where they went to attend university—two young Jews forced to leave their hometown for a less-prominent city because most good schools in the capital were closed to them. Yet


‘where’
 *mə-gə-raN ‘white’
 *θu ‘who’
 *low ‘wind’
 *gə/mə-t͡ɕəwC ‘wing’
 *d͡ʑVru ‘with’
 *(g)o ‘wood’
 *nəməraj ‘woman’
 *də-niŋ ‘year’
 *də-gaC ‘yesterday’
 *mə-nuŋ ‘younger sibling’
 *na(-jaŋ) ‘1SG’
 *ni ‘2SG’
 *ʔi ‘3SG’
 *ka-ni ‘1PL’
 *d͡ʑV ‘2PL’
 *na ‘3PL’

See also
Hrusish comparative vocabulary lists (Wiktionary)

Further reading
Abraham, Binny, Kara Sako, Elina Kinny, Isapdaile Zeliang. 2018. Sociolinguistic Research among Selected Groups in Western Arunachal Pradesh: Highlighting Monpa. SIL Electronic Survey Reports 2018-009.

References

Anderson, Gregory D.S. 2014. On the classification of the Hruso (Aka) language. Paper presented at the 20th Himalayan Languages Symposium, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

 George van Driem (2001) Languages of the Himalayas: An Ethnolinguistic Handbook of the Greater Himalayan Region. Brill.

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Standing on the steps of the Senate building, Chancellor Anders Blaine announced the Senate's decision on the succession. In a historic selection, and as a result of a clear majority vote, Arissa Lavigny-Duval will be the next ruler of the Empire. She will be the first female leader of the Empire since Marlin Duval founded the original colony on Achenar in the 23rd Century, although she will carry the title 'Emperor' rather than 'Empress'. Such an appointment would have been impossible prior to the reign of Hengist Duval due to an ancient decree that all Imperial rulers be male, but a ruling passed by the late Emperor early in his reign did away with this generations-old tradition.

The news has been almost universally celebrated, and even Princess


Aisling Duval offered her support for the appointment. The celebrations are likely to continue until the coronation ceremony in a week's time.

Not everyone agrees with the Senate's decision, however. In a statement, Emperor's Dawn declared the selection of Arissa Lavigny-Duval "a desecration of the traditions of the Empire". The organisation has vowed not to allow the ceremony to happen.Jake Neate and his parents repeatedly raised alarm about his mental health before killing

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A man who stabbed his girlfriend 173 times has been given an indefinite hospital order, after serious concerns were raised over police and mental health services’ handling of his case.

Jake Neate, 37, is detained in intensive care at Rampton hospital in Nottinghamshire, one of three high-security psychiatric hospitals in England and Wales. He is seriously ill and is subject to checks every 15 minutes.

Chelmsford crown court heard that Neate killed 33-year-old Suzanne Brown in a “frenzied attack” at the couple’s home in Braintree, Essex, on 15 December 2017. A jury heard a trial of the facts because Neate was deemed unfit


to stand trial.

Jake Neate. Photograph: family handout

Both Neate and his parents had repeatedly raised the alarm about his deteriorating mental health in the days and hours before the killing, his parents have said.

As well as police and mental health services, the family also contacted their local MP, James Cleverley, but he did not see key emails until after Brown’s death.

Neate’s mother, Jan, said in a statement that her son had a normal childhood but smoked cannabis as a teenager and became mentally ill soon after going to study geography at the University of Birmingham.

He had been with Brown since 2007 and the court heard she was devoted to him and had “the patience of a saint”, looking after him when he was unwell.

His mental health deteriorated after aUnited States women's national softball team

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The United States women's national softball team is the national softball team of the United States. It is governed by USA Softball (formerly known as the Amateur Softball Association) and takes part in international softball competitions. The US team has been dominant in international play, taking the gold medal in three straight Olympics and seven straight world championships. They won the silver medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. In the 2004 Olympics the team held its opponents to one run scored in 7 games. The lone run came in a 5-1 victory over


CCSO: Man Accused Of Shooting Woman Who Refused Sexual Advances Arrested

Monday, October 14th 2019, 10:31 pm

By: Bonnie Campo

Investigators said Aaron James Beal is in custody after he allegedly tried to kill a woman who refused to give him oral sex.

Canadian County deputies said the crime was back in September, but Beal was found on Friday over three hours away from the original scene.

Beal had reportedly come to the city searching for work, according to Canadian County Sheriff Chris West.

During that time, he picked up a woman in Oklahoma City, and drove her to rural Canadian County where he demanded oral sex.

When she refused, the victim said Beal shot her and tried to run her over.

She told them she walked about a mile before she wandered upon some goodreal property described in the complaint and therein designated parcel 1-A, for freeway purposes, parcel 1-B, for county road purposes, parcel 1-C, for county road purposes, and parcel 1-D for state highway and flood control drainage purposes. On August 28, 1958, defendants owned approximately 38 1/2 acres of land in the block bounded by Mission Boulevard, Opal Street, Canal Street and Pacific Avenue, in an unincorporated suburb of the City of Riverside known as "Rubidoux." This land had been acquired in four parcels by defendant corporation over a period of years from 1953 through 1957. At the commencement of the action, all four parcels were held in the same title, Valley Drive-In Theater Corporation, a corporation. The most southerly 16.30 acres were acquired on June 30, 1953, from


one Hunt. At the time of acquisition, it was improved with a drive-in theater accommodating approximately 730 automobiles. The screen of the drive-in theater was situated in the southwesterly portion of the property, approximately *311 225 feet easterly of Opal Street, which bounded the drive-in theater on the west, and approximately 300 feet northerly of Mission Boulevard, which bounded the drive-in theater on the south. The screen faced in a northerly direction and the paved and fenced area, erected for the accommodation of automobiles, fanned out in concentric arcs from the screen. The paved and fenced area extended only as far as the concentric arcs would permit inclusion within the boundaries of the 16.30 acres, leaving small, irregular portions outside the fence. The purpose of the fence, asclaimed by defendant, was not to delineate the boundaries of ownership, but to enclose the paved area of the drive-in theater itself, to confine action of winds on paper and other debris thrown on the ground when the drive-in theater was in use, and it also simplified the task of policing the theater during use.
 Shortly after the advent of Cinemascope projection, early in 1954, an employee of defendant corporation approached one Gobruegge seeking to purchase the most southerly 150 feet of his property, but Gobruegge did not desire to sell at that time. Negotiations continued until the summer of 1954, when defendant corporation enlarged the screen of the drive-in theater to accommodate Cinemascope projection. Defendant corporation was also unable to purchase the southerly portions of the other


properties for this expansion purpose. Defendant corporation was required to purchase the entire property for the use of the southerly sections thereof.
 On September 12, 1955, by deed recorded November 4, 1955, defendant corporation purchased from Gobruegge, 8.94 acres of land containing citrus trees located in the northeast portion of the entire acreage. On April 18, 1956, by deed recorded July 11, 1956, one Rulofson sold defendant corporation 12.78 acres of land located in the northwest corner of said entire acreage containing citrus trees. It is the claim of defendant corporation that about February 11, 1957, plans were completed by it for the expansion of the theater, because of the advent of Cinemascope projection, to include portions of the property purchased from Gobruegge and Rulofson as well asa portion of property east of the theater which defendant corporation was then seeking to acquire from a Mrs. Fugere. The court refused to admit these plans in evidence. On August 13, 1957, the small parcel purchased from Mrs. Fugere had a reservoir upon it. On December 16, 1957, a building permit was obtained from the County of Riverside *312 under which a retaining wall was to be built along the easterly boundary of the original property, extending through the property purchased from Mrs. Fugere into the property bought from Gobruegge. However, no application for a zone change was made. Late in December 1957, work began on the property acquired from Mrs. Fugere by defendants. Holes were drilled in the reservoir in order that it could be filled


with dirt, without continuing to retain water; grading operations were commenced; trenches were dug for footings for the retaining wall; and portions of the retaining wall had been constructed. These operations were stopped approximately December 31, 1957, when defendant corporation first learned that the Orange County Flood Control District intended to construct a flood-control channel down the easterly line of the former Fugere property.
 On March 5, 1958, a conference was had between an employee of plaintiff and the vice president of defendant corporation. It was during this conference that defendant corporation was first directly advised by plaintiff as to the exact location of the proposed freeway right-of-way, although defendant corporation did know in 1954 that a freeway was going through some portion of the land in thatarea, but it was not definite. On July 23, 1958, the highway commission passed its resolution under which the present condemnation action was initiated. The route of the freeway as it crosses defendant corporation's land, as later contemplated, crossed from east to west through the property purchased from Gobruegge and Rulofson just immediately north of the 16.30-acre tract on which the theater was located and occupied an overlapping strip over the claimed area of expansion of about 216 to 278 feet in width, denominated parcel 1-A-1, containing about 6.17 acres, parcel 1-A-2, containing about .03 acre, which was a small part of the original theater property, parcel 1-B, containing .044 acre, parcel 1-C, containing .17 acre, and parcel 1-D, containing .79 acre.
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outsider.

Those who remained mindful of the law and crusaded for king and country will become the stoic inevitables. Those who believed in random chance and the unexpected become the primal genies. Those who were good and kind souls, charitable to a fault become the wise angels, and those who reveled in evil and wickedness become the vile demodands. These "minor" outsiders usually serve a god of the virtue they hold dear, or as aid for a higher ranked outsider.

Evolution

As an outsider slowly adapts to its form, generally it will start to have interest in another of the Four Virtues, his form will literally change into a final step or "evolution". Some outsiders do stay loyal to their original form and never change, but the number is relatively minute.

Inevitablesa situation which is not in the best interest of the minor children, and is in fact, injurious to said children.
Appellant frequently admitted the injurious change in circumstances during the trial. For example, he testified at one point:
Well, several conditions have changed. What's changed? I'll start with the children. My main concern has been my oldest son's emotional state.

. . . . .
Russell has been becoming increasingly disturbed upon having to be returned back to Houston, to the point that he's upchucked, and to the point that on the physical exchange between Mary and I, he's clung to me and he's fought her off and he's only gone back with her if she would promise him that if he was sad when he got back she would return


and resided with appellee as provided in the decree. However, at appellant's insistence, the younger child continued under the alternating two week arrangement. Thus, the joint managing conservatorship necessitated the separation of the two boys. Every witness, including the appellant, testified to the emotional disruption this arrangement caused the children. There was evidence that the joint conservatorship itself angered the parties; as a *484 result they were frequently angry at each other in front of the children.
Appellee testified that appellant:
uses the children as tools to harass and keep everybody upset. He upsets the children. He expresses his anger in front of the children and puts them in the middle.... He's kept the children [beyond his periods of possession] and he's also split them up.
There was testimony that duringone transfer, appellant became violent and pushed appellee's sister in order to get to one of the children. There was much testimony that the children were distressed by appellant's confrontations with appellee, and that appellant insisted on separating the boys even when he was aware that it was upsetting them. The jury heard that in preparation for trial, appellant took the boys to several therapists in order to have the older boy verbalize repeatedly his preference for his father. There was evidence of appellant's disparaging attitude toward appellee, from which the jury could have inferred that appellant subordinated the welfare of the children to his own desire for custody. Additionally, there was evidence that appellee provided a good home, properly cared for the children, and that the boys


that appellant "programmed" the child to prefer that appellant get custody. The Family Court Services investigator, also appointed by the court, recommended that appellee be given sole custody of the boys.
The most significant evidence weighing against appellant's position was that he repeatedly encouraged the children to choose between their parents. This was illustrated by confrontations during the exchange of the children, when he included them in a telephone conversation in which he suggested that the appellee agreed to his retention of the children, confrontations in the courthouse during a writ proceeding, and the repeated pretrial psychological interviews with appellant's expert witnesses.
After reviewing all of the evidence in the case, we cannot find that the jury's answers were so against the great weight of the evidence as to beZinatra also covered part of the song under the title "Peppermania" on the band's 2004 version of their self-titled debut album.

McCartney and U2 played the song at the start of the Live 8 concert in London's Hyde Park on 2 July 2005. The song, starting with "It was twenty years ago, today", was chosen among others to commemorate that Live 8 took place approximately twenty years after Live Aid. The single was released for charity on iTunes, hitting number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 1 on the UK Downloads chart, setting a world record for the fastest-selling online song of all time.

In 2007, Bryan Adams and Stereophonics recorded the album's two versions of the song for It Was 40 Years Ago Today, a television film


Determining the earth's size

By the fifth century BCE , the Greeks had firmly established that the earth was a sphere. Although they knew it was a sphere, they didn't know how big the sphere was.

The philosopher Plato (400 BCE ) declared the earth's circumference to be 64,412 kilometers (40,000 miles). Some 150 years later, the mathematician Archimedes estimated it to be 48,309 kilometers (30,000 miles). It's not known exactly how Plato or Archimedes arrived at their calculations, but Plato's measurement was off by sixty percent and Archimedes' by twenty percent. At least they were making progress.

Observations and calculations by two later Greeks, Eratosthenes and Posidonius, finally resulted in accurate estimates of the size of the earth.

In the third century BCE , Eratosthenes, a Greek librarian in Alexandria ,constituted.

While in Syene , Egypt (known today as Aswan ), he noticed that the sun's rays shone directly down a well, casting no shadow at all. From this, he concluded that the sun was directly overhead at Syene. On the same date in Alexandria , a rod perpendicular to the ground cast a shadow that was 7° 12' from perpendicular.

Eratosthenes then divided 360° by 7° 12' and determined that 7° 12' was 1/50th of a circle. Now all he had to do was find the distance from Syene to Alexandria and multiply it by 50 to get the earth's circumference.

Many scholars believe Eratosthenes measured the distance by measuring a single pace and then counting the number of paces from Syene to Alexandria . While this is possible, it


is just as likely that he counted the revolutions of a wheel with a known circumference, since this was a common method of measurement in both Egypt and Greece . Either way, he probably hired someone or enlisted a slave to accomplish the task. The distance figure he used was 805 kilometers or 500 miles.

Next, he multiplied this distance by 50 to get 40,250 kilometers (25,000 miles). Today, most scientists set the earth's circumference at 40,096 kilometers (24,901 miles). This gives Eratosthenes' estimate less than a one percent error—an excellent approximation of the earth's circumference.

Eratosthenes' errors

Syene is not on the Tropic of Cancer, where the sun's rays are directly overhead during the summer solstice. It is actually 37 kilometers (23 miles) north of the Tropic of Cancer.

Alexandria is(24,000 miles)—an error of only three percent. The exact details of his methods are not known, but we do know the distance he used was incorrect and the fact that Rhodes is not due north of Alexandria would result in computational errors. Although his measurements were flawed, he was lucky because the errors canceled themselves out and he arrived at a fairly accurate calculation of the earth's circumference.

In the second century CE (Common Era) in Alexandria, a philosopher named Claudius Ptolemaeus, or Ptolemy, revised Posidonius' calculations and set the earth's circumference at 28,985 kilometers (18,000 miles)—an error of nearly 28 percent. Because of Ptolemy's contributions to geography and cartography, his circumference was used throughout the Renaissance. It is believed that Christopher Columbus used Ptolemy's number to plan his


the world.

The prime minister clarified his thinking after Mitchell asked him to rule out withdrawing from the convention, which was drawn up by future lord chancellor David Maxwell Fyfe in the wake of the second world war to uphold human rights across Europe.

Mitchell said: “There is considerable concern on both sides of the house at the proposition that Britain might withdraw from the European convention on human rights. Will he take the opportunity today to make clear that he has no plans for us to do so?”

Cameron said he had no plans to withdraw from the convention but indicated that he wanted to keep the option in reserve if his proposals for change were rejected by the European court of human rights, which upholds the convention. The prime48-14. It was one of the most lopsided affairs in Super Bowl history. One of the greatest defenses the NFL has ever seen made the Raider's number one offense look like a JV team. Gannon probably still has nightmares about it._________________Adopt-a-BucLavonte David13 Games | 141 Tackles (17 for loss) | 1 Sack | 4 PDs | 3 FFs | 1 FR

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Bledose sacked four times as Bucs win in FoxboroSeptember 2000

While the picture does not tell the full story the game that I wanted to note was the 2000 season opener against the New England Patriots as this was the first Bucs game that I ever got to


watch and understand. This was the debut of one of my favorite players Mr. "ThrowMetheDamnBall", but the stars of the game on that day was the Buccaneers front four who sacked Drew Bledsoe four times, and famous fake spike call at the end of the half for a TD (Video is at the end) for some of the younger bucs fans that might have been even younger than I did not see. Needless to say the Bucs would go on to win this game on the road in Foxburo 24-1427 senior women's referees and 48 assistant referees attending a training camp in Qatar last month to judge if it was feasible to implement the technology. The governing body approved the decision last Friday.

The technology will have the same standard limitations in the women's and men's contests, with penalties, red cards, goals and cases of mistaken identities the only decisions that can be overruled.

Despite the technology drawing significant controversy throughout its use in the A-League, Bundesliga, Serie A and, recently, UEFA Champions League, it was roundly considered a success in last year's men's showpiece in Russia.

The technology is in the process of rolling out across all major competitions, with the Premier League set to adopt VAR at the beginning of next season.

The quick decision - with the competition


less than three months away - also comes after criticism of the standard of refereeing in women's football, levelled by the likes of English coach Phil Neville.

The Women's World Cup is set to be held in France in June this year, with the sixth-ranked Matildas one of the tournament's dark horses after taking out the Cup of Nations last month.Next time someone tells you that transit has to be rail in order to affect real estate demand, send them this paper [paywalled] by Elin Charles-Edwards, Martin Bell and Jonathan Corcoran – a dramatic example of bus infrastructure profoundly transforming residential demand.

Our scene is the main campus of University of Queensland, which is located on a peninsula formed by a loop of the Brisbane River. It's in the southwest corner of this image. The area labeled "Brisbane" is the highrise downtown. Most everything in between — which is mostly on the south side of the river — is dense, redevelopable inner city fabric.

If you look closely you can see a single faint bridge connecting the University across the river. This is the Eleanor Schonell Bridge, which opened in


2006, and which is solely for pedestrians, cyclists, and buses. No private cars. It's one of the developed world's most effective of examples of a transit path that is vastly straighter than the motorist's options.

Prior to the opening of the bridge, University of Queensland had a problem much like that of Vancouver's University of British Columbia. Its peninsula setting helped it feel remote and serene (the rarefied air of academe and all that) but it was also brutally hard to get to, especially from places where students and lower-paid staff could afford to live. While there are some affordable areas west of the campus, most of the immediate campus area is far too affluent and low-density to house the university's students or the bulk of its workforce. Socommutes to the campus were long and difficult.

Apart from the geography of income, the issue here was classic chokepoint geography, and that was the key to the transit opportunity. Brisbane's looping river, and its extreme shortage of bridges outside of downtown, slices the city into a series of hard-to-access peninsulas. Motorists are used to driving way out of direction to reach their destinations, and until recently, buses had to do the same thing. The only transit that could do what cars couldn't was the river ferry system, CityCat, and while this system is immensely successful, it is still a small share of the travel market because (a) so much of the population is not on the river and (b) the river is a circuitous travel path as well.

Charles-Edwards


traffic along complete travel paths, including a tunnel under downtown. So the access opened up by this bridge was extraordinary. The busway is so fast and reliable that even commutes from northern Brisbane — on the same side of the river as the campus — were speeded up by the new bridge because they could remain in busway for the entire journey.

The effect on the location of students and staff, from 2003 until 2012 (six years after the bridge opened) looks like this.

The colour choices are unfortunate, so pay attention to the legend and focus on "St Lucia" (the campus) and the inner city areas just across the river from it. Remember, too, that this is a map of percentage change, so don't be distracted by big colorsfar away from the action, which represent noise (percentage changes on a tiny base). You can see that students and staff have shifted in big numbers to the inner city across the river from the campus, but also to southern and eastern suburbs each of the river, which are more affordable and still easily reached by buses from the campus. In the author's careful words, the bridge caused "a significant redistribution of staff and students across the metropolitan area." It also had the likely effect of reducing overall commute times by enabling people to live much closer to the campus, though the authors don't mention that.

Because the project gave buses so much of an advantage in accessing the campus, the mode share shifted dramatically, enabling the campus itself


to grow without choking on cars:

Between 2002 and 2011, the population accessing the campus increased by 23 per cent, … all of which were absorbed by [non-car modes on] the bridge. There was an accompanying shift in the modal mix of trips away from cars to public transport. This was most marked among students, for whom less than one-quarter of trips were by car in 2011, down from two-fifths in 2002. Bus patronage increased among students from around a quarter of trips to more than half. Staff car usage declined from 70 per cent in 2002 to just over half in 2011, with buses, cycling and walking all increasing in popularity.

Eleanor Schonell Bridge is a powerful example of infrastructure that transforms a city's living patterns by transforming theAmid renewed scrutiny of the Clinton Foundation's foreign ties this week, Hillary Clinton pointed to the success of its low-cost contracts with pharmaceutical firms in a rare acknowledgement of her family's controversial nonprofit network.

The Democratic nominee, who has not held a press conference in 242 days and is selective about the media interviews she grants, seldom encounters questions about the Clinton Foundation despite the outsize role its past dealings have played on the campaign trail.

When will we see stories from CNN on Clinton Foundation corruption and Hillary's pay-for-play at State Department? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 1, 2016

Clinton denied on Sunday that she participated in any foundation activities while she served as secretary of state, employing a new defense of its operations by highlighting the negotiated healthcare


deals.

But under her leadership, at least a handful of the State Department's global health efforts relied on drug companies that were also major Clinton Foundation donors in arrangements that raise questions about the distance Clinton kept from her family's philanthropy.

The Clinton Foundation has become a magnet for criticism from Republicans who have painted it as the embodiment of everything they see wrong with the Democratic nominee: her insularity, political longevity and willingness to skirt the rules when it suits her.

Clinton faced questions Sunday about alleged overlap between the work of her family's foundation and her official State Department duties.

"I'm really proud of the Clinton Foundation. I am proud of the work that it does. Thanks to the Clinton Foundation, nine million more people in our world have accessto HIV/AIDS drugs because they negotiated contracts that made them affordable," Clinton said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday," her first in five years.

"And there is absolutely no connection between anything that I did as secretary of state and the Clinton Foundation," she added.

However, the same pharmaceutical firms that donated to the Clinton Foundation and sought the foundation-funded contracts Clinton described were also lobbying the State Department at the same time as some pursued taxpayer-funded contracts to do similar work. Executives at those companies have also contributed heavily to Clinton's presidential campaign, complicating her attempts to attack the pharmaceutical industry as a political " enemy" akin to Republicans.

The Clinton Foundation boasts of the four million patients who gained access to HIV drugs through its work negotiating pharmaceutical


rolled back into the main organization.

The confusing structure can make tracing the precise destination of donations to the foundation a difficult task. However, donor records show major pharmaceutical firms — including Pfizer, Merck & Co., and Sanofi — have written generous checks to the Clinton Foundation.

In its 2008 annual report, for instance, the Clinton Global Initiative touted a partnership with Merck to provide rotavirus vaccines to infants in Nicaragua. Shortly before that, the drug corporation was rocked by Brazil's decision to strip Merck of a patent on HIV drugs in order to open its markets to cheaper generic versions of the medication.

During Clinton's first year at the agency, Merck lobbied the State Department to ease regulations restricting the distribution of its drugs "in certain Latin American markets," accordingto lobbying disclosure forms from 2009. That placed the drug company's international interests squarely on Clinton's desk.

Clinton sat down with Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier privately in March 2012 in a meeting that was closed to the press, according to her official schedule from that day. Immediately afterward, she walked into a staff meeting about "global health strategy."

By June of that year, her staff was collecting press clips on a $75 million partnership with Merck, funded by the State Department, to reduce childbirth-related deaths in Africa. The Norwegian government had pledged a matching $75 million to the initiative, which was spearheaded by Clinton.

The government of Norway has also donated heavily to the Clinton Foundation, giving up to $25 million to the nonprofit. In fact, Clinton's emails suggest she even


asked members of her State Department staff to facilitate a Norwegian donation to a foundation project that was hosted by the United Nations, the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.

The clean cookstoves project served as a clear example of the blurred lines between Clinton's foundation and State Department work. In 2010, the secretary of state herself took the stage at the glitzy annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative and announced the State Department's commitment to the clean cookstoves alliance, which sought to reduce dependence on cookstoves for heating and cooking in developing countries.

Led by Clinton, the Obama administration poured $105 million into the clean cookstoves project.

As a senator, Clinton had reportedly written a letter urging the Department of Health and Human Services to approve Merck's human papillomavirus vaccinein 2005.

By 2011, under her purview at the State Department, the U.S. government had teamed up with Merck to provide that same HPV vaccine to women in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa. The initiative was set to cost $75 million.

A spokesperson for Merck did not immediately return a request for comment.

In Aug. 2009, the Clinton Health Access Initiative announced it had negotiated a deal with Pfizer to provide HIV medications across the developing world at a price that was marked down by 60 percent. That same year, Pfizer was also lobbying Clinton's State Department in its interests, as it did every year of her tenure, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

Pfizer gave up to $5 million to the Clinton Foundation, donor records show.

The pharmaceutical giant wrote a


large check to the State Department to sponsor the U.S. pavilion at the 2010 World's Fair in Shanghai. The expo was a priority early in Clinton's term for political reasons, and the former secretary of state tapped her vast donor network to foot the entire $60 million bill during her first year at the State Department.

In 2012, Pfizer teamed up with the U.S. Agency for International Development, an arm of the State Department, for a major purchase of contraceptive drugs that were to be distributed to three million women.

Executives from Pfizer have also donated heavily to Clinton's presidential campaign.

"Our donations and partnerships with any given entity are determined by that entity's ability to expand access to healthcare and medicines, as well as work towards preserving and furthering innovation,"Sharon Castillo, spokeswoman for Pfizer, said in a statement provided to the Washington Examiner.

A spokesperson for the Clinton Foundation referred inquiries to the Clinton Health Access Initiative, which did not return a request for comment.

The well-connected charity has weathered controversy for the pattern of preferential treatment that seemed to flow from the State Department to the most generous of foundation contributors, be they pharmaceutical giants or oil conglomerates, since Clinton launched her bid for the White House last year.

Many of those same donors line Clinton's campaign coffers today.

But the Democratic nominee continues to downplay criticism of her family's philanthropy on the increasingly limited occasions she is asked about it.

Earlier this week, a report detailing financial entanglements among Hillary Clinton's State Department, Russia and 17 companies that had either


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Category:Year of birth missing (living people)Lane Kiffin has been removed from his post as head coach of USC's football team following the team's 62-41 loss to Arizona State on Saturday night.

The athletic department announced the decision on Twitter:

Breaking news: Lane Kiffin has been relieved of his duties as USC's head football coach per AD Pat Haden. — USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) September 29, 2013

The school confirmed that Ed Orgeron is the interim head coach, via Arash Markazi of the Los Angeles Times:

Ed Orgeron is officially named the interim head coach for USC. — Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) September 29, 2013

Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman adds that Jack Del Rio is considered a strong option to replace Kiffin:

NFL team officials are insisting Jack Del Rio among top, if not the top, candidate to replace Lane Kiffin at


CHICAGO -- Chicago Blackhawks forward Kris Versteeg will likely return to the lineup against the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday after missing more than a month with a hand injury, Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said on Monday.

Versteeg hasn’t played since fracturing his left hand while blocking a shot in the Winter Classic on Jan. 1. He had surgery to repair the fracture and was originally expected to miss a month. He will miss his 16th consecutive game on Monday.

Versteeg began practicing with the Blackhawks again last week. He traveled with the team over the weekend.

Versteeg was among the team’s top offensive players before getting hurt. He has nine goals, 18 assists and is a plus-14 in 34 games this season. He was playing on a line with Brad RichardsCarlos Miguel Palo had barely been back on the job for a week when the first terrifying call came in. It was August 2007 and Palo, a short, gregarious man in his early thirties (whose name has been changed to protect his identity), was driving his bus through the humid streets of Guatemala City. It had been a long time since he had been behind the wheel and he was happy to be there. Dressed in his usual wardrobe of brightly colored polo shirts, he joked with the other drivers and passengers as he went along his route.

Palo’s bus was part of the fleet of almost 10,000 privately owned urbano passenger buses that provides Guatemala City’s working class with cheap transportation. Every day, more than a million people—or


a third of the city—use the buses, which are heavily subsidized by the government to keep them affordable. On a good day, Palo’s bus was packed throughout his entire 14-hour shift: students, housewives, day laborers, street vendors with woven shawls or baskets of cheap sunglasses.

Like most of the city’s buses, Palo’s was a Blue Bird, the ubiquitous American school bus; it had spent its early life in some far-off school district before being sold at auction and driven to Guatemala City. The bus system was good business: After years of working in the industry as a route supervisor, Palo had bought four buses as an investment and joined a cooperative named Transportes Libertad (the name of which has been changed to protect the owners’ identities). Until recently, hehad rented this bus out to another driver for 300 quetzales a day, around $40. The driver was able to keep whatever fares he collected on top of that, which could be up to five times as much. But Palo had recently been laid off from another job at a trucking company. He was restless sitting at home, and with two children to support, he thought the money would be better off going to him.

On this particular day, Palo was winding through the city, heading from the working-class neighborhoods of Zone 6 to the downtown Terminal, a giant open-air bus station with pitted asphalt that serves as the bus system’s hub. The streets he passed had a fortified look—stores had bars on their windows and were flanked by


private guards with pump-action shotguns. In the wake of the country’s 36-year civil war, the military and police had ceased to be effective forces; there were now far more private security guards than uniformed cops. Palo had no armed guard, but he wasn’t worried. There had been only occasional instances of petty crime against drivers, mostly robberies. Then his cell phone rang. It was the director of Libertad. Return immediately to the office, he told Palo. We have an emergency.

Palo rushed back to Libertad’s headquarters, a canary yellow row house in a quiet neighborhood in Zone 2, a little north of downtown. Inside, he found the director and the other bus owners gathered around a cheap, black disposable cell phone. A young man had dropped it off atGeneral:
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and violence is acceptable as it promotes security, democracy, freedom, etc. Therefore, your filters force you to privatize and dilute the teachings of Jesus. As a result, the Bill of Rights often ends up trumping the real Jesus and the rest of the New Testament.

So much for serving two masters (Matt 6:24).

Regardless of how Jesus lives this teaching out, and the indisputable fact that for the first three hundred years of church history Christians refused military service and rejected all forms of violence, we are tempted to conform Christ to our cultural Christianity.

Duvall and Hays write in their book, Grasping God’s Word: A Hands-On Approach to Reading, Interpreting, and Applying the Bible:

Our culture is a combination of family and national heritage. You learn it from your Mom atbreakfast, from the kids on the playground at school, and from television. It is a mix of language, customs, stories, movies, jokes, literature, and national habits. For Americans it is comprised of Big Macs, Barbie Dolls, Tiger Woods, and the Back Street Boys all mixed-in with George Washington, Babe Ruth, the Mississippi River, Walmart, and the space shuttle. (pg. 89)

Did you grow up in a big city or a small town? Did you grow up Protestant, Catholic, or some other tradition? Were you exposed to other cultural and theological viewpoints growing up? Have you ever spent any time outside of North America? Did you grow up in a healthy family? Were you rich or poor? Was your dad around? Did he show you love?

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A US radio presenter barred from entering Britain said today he would sue the British government for defamation after his name was published on an official list of "promoters of hate".

Michael Savage, a so-called "shock jock" radio host who has a right-wing talk show called The Savage Nation, described the UK Home Secretary Jacqui Smith as a "lunatic" and said he had set his lawyers to work on the case.

Smith published the list - which includes Islamist extremists, American anti-gay preachers and Russian gang members - on Tuesday, accusing those named of "stirring up hatred" and "fostering extremism or hatred".

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"For this lunatic Jacqui Smith ... to link me up with skinheads who are killing peopleJason C. Reed, 37, pleaded no contest Thursday, Aug. 7, 2014, to a single felony count of manslaughter in connection with the Jan. 1, 2013, death of his 67-year-old father, J.D. Reed. Merced County Sheriff’s Department

Jason C. Reed, 37, pleaded no contest Thursday, Aug. 7, 2014, to a single felony count of manslaughter in connection with the Jan. 1, 2013, death of his 67-year-old father, J.D. Reed. Merced County Sheriff’s Department

Delhi man pleads no contest to killing father

A Delhi man pleaded no contest Thursday to killing his father on New Year’s Day 2013.

Jason C. Reed, 37, pleaded no contest to a single felony count of manslaughter in connection with the Jan. 1, 2013, death of his 67-year-old father, J.D. Reed.

Detectives said Reed shot his father three times. The


Former bank CEO Koelmel hired by Pegula firm

John Koelmel, dismissed in March as president and CEO of First Niagara Financial Group Inc., has been named president of the hockey and entertainment site being built in downtown Buffalo, officials with HarborCenter Development LLC announced Thursday.

HarborCenter is an entity of Terrence Pegula, owner of the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League and the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League.

“I am honored and humbled to be joining the Pegula team,” Koelmel said in a statement released by the Sabres.

Koelmel also is chairman of the New York Power Authority.

Koelmel praised Pegula and his wife Kim—a native of Fairport—for taking HarborCenter from concept to construction in less than 12 months.

“I obviously have tremendous passion for this community, and look forward tonot only making HarborCenter a world-class facility but otherwise supporting the incredible investment Terry and Kim are making in Western New York,” Koelmel said.

The complex will include two NHL-size ice rinks, a full-service hotel, a two-story restaurant, street-level retail space and a five-level parking structure with 850 spaces, officials said.

The rinks, restaurant and retail stores are scheduled to open in September 2014, officials said. The hotel opening is scheduled for spring 2015.


known long term girlfriend. It is unfortunate that someone that BJ considered family is trying to extort him.” BJPenn.com reported.

There is a pending investigation in Hilo, Hawaii regarding the matter. A report was made by a 29-year-old woman about an incident which occurred on Aug. 31, 2015, according to Brett Okamoto of ESPN.

Last note on Penn accusation. Report was made in Ohio on Tuesday. Assault allegedly took place early morning, Aug. 31, 2015 in Hawaii.

The official website of BJ Penn also stated that Carrasco was fired from his position because of “unethical behavior”. The severance package which he was given ended on Feb. 16, 2016.

Given that Carrasco went to public just the day before, Penn has criticized the intent of the accusation since it was made so late.

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It has to be noted that Penn retired from UFC after losing to Frankie Edgar via a technical knockout at “The Ultimate Fighter 19” finale in July 2014. He recently made an announcement of returning back to the sport.

BJ Penn was training at Jackson-Wink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico to prepare for his return. He was rumored to face Dennis Siver at UFC 197 in April.


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– The University of North Carolina and Head Football Coachhave agreed on a one-year extension, Director of Athleticsannounced Saturday. The extension maintains the terms of the original agreement and keeps the length of Brown's contract at five years, now through the 2024 season."Mack's return has had an outstanding impact — not just in Kenan Stadium, but throughout the Carolina community,'' Cunningham said. "Our students are winning on the field and doing well in the classroom, our fan base is energized and we are all excited about building on the great successes of this season."Brown, the nation's only active Hall of Fame coach, is currently the winningest active coach in college football and his 250 career victories rank ninth on the FBS all-time list. The 2005 Paul W. "Bear"Bryant National Coach of the Year and the 2008 Bobby Dodd National Coach of the Year, Brown is one of a handful of coaches in college football history to lead two separate programs to Top-Five national finishes. He is also one of just five active head coaches who has won a National Championship."I want to thank the Board of Trustees, Chancellor Guskiewicz, Bubba and the athletics department for their great support," Brown said. "You could really see things come together. Our fans have stepped up filling the stadium each week. I love what we've been able to do with our facilities and the excitement around the program has given us the opportunity to have one of the top recruiting classes in the country. North Carolina is a wonderful


the Tar Heels qualified for a bowl game for the first time since 2016. Carolina played close games seemingly all season. Its nine games decided by seven points or less were the most since 1936. The Tar Heels' six losses came by a total of just 26 points and the combined records of those teams was 52-11.Next up, Carolina will sign one of the nation's highest-ranked recruiting classes on Dec. 18. There will be a signing day celebration at the Blue Zone Concourse Club that day at 6 p.m. 2019 Carolina Football season ticket holders and anyone who has already made a deposit for 2020 Carolina Football season ticket holders should already have received an email from the ticket office with a link to purchase tickets to theRecently, a vehicle has been provided with an air bag device at the front side of the vehicle (e.g. a driver seat, a passenger seat) in order to improve safety of an occupant in case of a collision. When the collision is generated on the vehicle due to a traffic accident, an air bag controller outputs an operating signal for igniting an inflator to an air bag actuator based on a detection signal from a collision detecting sensor, then the air bag device is quickly inflated.
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