Medical practice in the latter half of the eighteenth century was faced with several extraneous phenomena: the development of medical administrative regimes covering entire territories instead of individual cities or smaller governance units; increasing concern with population based public health even during non epidemic periods; and the continuing if eventually unsuccessful attempt to exclude fringe practitioners and fully establish state sanctioned physician dominance. In most countries of Europe, regardlesss of religion or form of government, the Enlightenment entered and attempted to dominate this transition. In the German territories prior to the Napoleonic period, these largely institutional developments were carried out under the banner of the new administrative science called Cameralism, which carried over from an earlier period the concept of introducing good order through the concepts and approachesjournals in the creation of a civic consciousness of medical events and public health. Sohn concentrates on the role of the state (here, Prussia) in establishing modern public health as a major mode of governance. His arguments are countered by a slightly contrarian but quite convincing discourse by Thomas Broman, who challenges the singular concentration on governance mechanisms by the state to the exclusion of the market, an approach still prevalent among many German historians.

Part II focuses on transitions and exclusions in medical provider services and the continuing attempts to enforce medical hierarchies. Jutta Nowosadtko offers interesting data on the medical competence and practice of executioners, who during the early modern period were authorized to deal in human parts for therapeutic purposes; Chistine Loytved deals with the emergence


of well trained but subordinate midwives, and Gabriele Beisswanger discusses the pharmaceutical market in Braunschweig Wolfenbüttel at the turn of the nineteenth century.

Part III addresses care and self-care---although here the editors did not come up with a convincing tie between contributions: Iris Ritzmann demonstrates the important emergence of paediatrics and the demand for paediatric care, including the self-help resources that pervaded both the literature and probably the practice in both Europe and the less well provided North American provinces. Eberhard Wolff focuses on a forgotten predecessor to the history of German sick funds---here the transition from Jewish charity to sick funds in Berlin around the turn of the eighteenth century. In a valuable and challenging contribution, Mary Lindemann, the North American authority on early modern German history ofmedicine and an inveterate advocate of archival research, resumes the larger debate promised in Part I. In a historiographical overview, and invoking Ranke\'s classic injunction to recreate what really happened, Lindemann examines the advantages and drawbacks of social constructivism in current and past histories of medicine both in Europe and North America. Directing particular attention to the concepts of health and illness---a topic on which she has done considerable work---she observes that social explanations of illness---in women, the poor, the lower classes in general but also the rich and intemperate---are hardly new, having served both to fill etiological lacunae and prove political points since well before Foucault.

A few editorial quibbles: in an entirely German language volume, a substantive index would have helped those not well versed in German


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The devastation wrought by the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire forever diminished the sordid prominence of the Barbary Coast. What was rebuilt was confined to a smaller, tamer stretch on Pacific Ave. known as "Terrific Street," where the spirit of vice survived among adjoining bars, dance halls, and some of the city's first jazz clubs. This recovery was short-lived though, and in 1917 police shuttered nearly every establishment on the block. During the 1940s, the same stretch would have a brief revival as the rebranded "International Settlement."hit by the misguided War on Drugs," Murphy said.

The increase in the sales tax would generate at least a half-billion dollars. Christie had successfully pushed for lowering the sales tax under a plan in 2016 that also hiked the gas tax by about 25 cents, from 14 cents a gallon to 37.5 cents a gallon.

The hike in the millionaires' tax would generate about $750 million. Democratic Senate President Steve Sweeney has said the increase would be approved only as a "last resort."

Murphy's plan also calls for closing what he calls a corporate tax loophole, generating about $100 million. And he is banking on about $110 million as a result of what he called technical changes to the corporate business tax.

He's also calling for raising how much state residents


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U.S. president Donald Trump speaks to supporters during a campaign rally at Scheels Arena on June 27, 2018 in Fargo, North Dakota.

As a meeting last August in the Oval Office to discuss sanctions on Venezuela was concluding, President Donald Trump turned to his top aides and asked an unsettling question: With a fast unraveling Venezuela threatening regional security, why can't the U.S. just simply invade the troubled country?

The suggestion stunned those present at the meeting, including U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and national security adviser H.R. McMaster, both of whom have since left the administration. This account of the previously undisclosed conversation comes from a senior administration official familiar with what was said.

In an exchange that lasted around five minutes,McMaster and others took turns explaining to Trump how military action could backfire and risk losing hard-won support among Latin American governments to punish President Nicolas Maduro for taking Venezuela down the path of dictatorship, according to the official. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the discussions.

But Trump pushed back. Although he gave no indication he was about to order up military plans, he pointed to what he considered past cases of successful gunboat diplomacy in the region, according to the official, like the invasions of Panama and Grenada in the 1980s.

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The idea, despite his aides' best attempts to shoot it down, would nonetheless persist in the president's head.

The next day, Aug. 11, Trump alarmed friends and foes alike with talk of a "military option" to remove Maduro from power. The public remarks were initially dismissed in U.S. policy circles as the sort of martial bluster people have come to expect from the reality TV star turned commander in chief.

But shortly afterward, he raised the issue with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, according to the U.S. official. Two high-ranking Colombian officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid antagonizing Trump confirmed the report.

Then in September, on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly, Trump discussed it again, this time at greater length, in a private dinnerwith leaders from four Latin American allies that included Santos, the same three people said and Politico reported in February.

The U.S. official said Trump was specifically briefed not to raise the issue and told it wouldn't play well, but the first thing the president said at the dinner was, "My staff told me not to say this." Trump then went around asking each leader if they were sure they didn't want a military solution, according to the official, who added that each leader told Trump in clear terms they were sure.

Eventually, McMaster would pull aside the president and walk him through the dangers of an invasion, the official said.

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levied sanctions on dozens of top Venezuelan officials, including Maduro himself, over allegations of corruption, drug trafficking and human rights abuses. The U.S. has also distributed more than $30 million to help Venezuela's neighbors absorb an influx of more than 1 million migrants who have fled the country.

Trump's bellicose talk provided the unpopular leader with an immediate if short-lived boost as he was trying to escape blame for widespread food shortages and hyperinflation. Within days of the president's talk of a military option, Maduro filled the streets of Caracas with loyalists to condemn "Emperor" Trump's belligerence, ordered up nationwide military exercises and threatened with arrest opponents he said were plotting his overthrow with the U.S.

On Wednesday, Maduro cited the AP's article to reaffirm his long-standing claim that theU.S. has military designs on Venezuela and its vast oil reserves. At a military promotion ceremony in Caracas, he called on troops to remain vigilant, criticizing what he called the "supremacist and criminal vision of those who govern the U.S."

"A military intervention on the part of the U.S. empire will never be a solution to Venezuela's problems," he said.

Even some of the staunchest U.S. allies were begrudgingly forced to side with Maduro in condemning Trump's saber rattling. Santos, a big backer of U.S. attempts to isolate Maduro, said an invasion would have zero support in the region. The Mercosur trade bloc, which includes Brazil and Argentina, issued a statement saying "the only acceptable means of promoting democracy are dialogue and diplomacy" and repudiating "any option that implies the


use of force."

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But among Venezuela's beleaguered opposition movement, hostility to the idea of a military intervention has slowly eased.

A few weeks after Trump's public comments, Harvard economics professor Ricardo Hausmann, a former Venezuelan planning minister, wrote a syndicated column titled "D Day Venezuela," in which he called for a "coalition of the willing" made up of regional powers and the U.S. to step in and support militarily a government appointed by the opposition-led national assembly.

Mark Feierstein, who oversaw Latin America on the National Security Council during the Obama administration, saidthat strident U.S. action on Venezuela, however commendable, won't loosen Maduro's grip on power if it's not accompanied by pressure from the streets. However, he thinks Venezuelans have largely been demoralized after a crackdown on protests last year triggered dozens of deaths, and the threat of more repression has forced dozens of opposition leaders into exile.

"People inside and outside the administration know they can ignore plenty of what Trump says," Feierstein, who is now a senior adviser at the Albright Stonebridge Group, said of Trump's talk of military invasion of Venezuela. "The concern is that it raised expectations among Venezuelans, many of whom are waiting for an external actor to save them."


Jackie Hayes (second baseman)

Minter Carney "Jackie" Hayes (July 19, 1906 – February 9, 1983) was an American second baseman in Major League Baseball player for the Washington Senators (1927–1931) and Chicago White Sox (1932–1940).

Early life and career

Hayes was born in Clanton, Alabama.  The right-handed graduate of the University of Alabama made his debut on August 5, 1927. In his first full season, he batted a solid .276 with 2 home runs and 57 RBIs in 424 at bats. From there, Hayes went on to be a contributing part of the Senators in the late 1920s, and then the White Sox through the '30s. In his career, he was in the top five in sacrifice hits twice.

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In a 14-season career, he batted .265 with 20 homersTaiwan PV makers to present latest innovations at Intersolar US

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The Green Trade Project Office under Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs today launched a second exhibition event for its 2014 Green Light campaign, bringing a delegation of exhibitors to participate in the Intersolar North America tradeshow scheduled to be held on July 08-10 in San Francisco.

A ‘Taiwan Pavilion’ is staged for the fair on Level 1, West Hall at the Moscone Center (Booth 7245), featuring a wide range of solar solutions.

Li-Yen Ma, Division Chief of the Integrated Marketing Division at the Green Trade Project Office, said, ‘Taiwan has been one of the primary PV product manufacturers and the second-largest solar cell production region in the world. Over the years, Taiwanese companies have


business scope into the development of PV thermal modules for hot water and heat pump systems; solar lighting product makers Hergy Lighting Technology and Ever Power Lighting Equipment Co., Ltd.; and dry screw vacuum pump supplier Hanbell Vacuum Technology.

The Intersolar North America exhibition is scheduled to be held on July 08-10. The ‘Taiwan Pavilion’ (Booth 7245) is located on Level 1, West Hall, Moscone Center.

About the Green Trade Project Office

The Green Trade Project Office was established in March 2011 in response to the fast-growing trend of green business, a sector which has gained importance with introduction of the increasing number of national and international environmental standards. The aims of the Green Trade Project Office are promoting Taiwan’s green products and services via diverse marketing channels; offering consulting servicesservices for lack of resources.

"We know that SEPs work, and they're an essential tool in our arsenal," Frost said. "It's long past time to allow local and state health officials use federal resources for these programs."

During the past two decades, HIV/AIDS research and advocacy groups, including amfAR, have repeatedly called for the removal of the federal ban. SEPs have also been endorsed by the World Health Organization, the American Medical Association, the CDC Director Thomas Frieden, numerous law enforcement officials, and former Surgeons General C. Everett Koop and David Satcher, among many others.

"In his inaugural address, President Obama stressed that he would help 'restore science to its rightful place,'" Frost said. "With this decision today, Congress has helped him take one more step toward doing just that."

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Bird Island Race victory for Celestial

In the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia’s 85 nautical mile Bird Island Race, Sam Haynes has sailed his Rogers 46, Celestial, to victory - putting to an end the winning streak of Stephen Ainsworth and his Reichel/Pugh 63, Loki.

Race record holder, Loki, took line honours at 03.22.04 hours this morning, in the time of 8hrs 22min 4sec, close to two hours outside the record she set last year. However, Celestial, which has been improving each and every race, stole a march on her rival overall by the smallest of margins – just 34 seconds.

AFR Midnight Rambler, Ed Psaltis/Michael Bencsik/Ed Thomas’ Ker 40 was third, followed by Ragamuffin, Syd Fischer’s TP52. These are the four that have been dominating the Blue Water Pointscore Serieswill again have his son Andrew aboard, who is coming up for 20 races south.

The Bird Island race started on Sydney Harbour at 7.00pm last evening and finished at Rushcutters Bay today.

The next race in the Blue Water Pointscore Series is the Cabbage Tree Island Race on November 16, starting at 7.00pm.

For full race results and provisional Blue Water Point Score standings, click here.


Man hit and killed by Caltrain was Oakland resident

SAN MATEO -- The man hit and killed by a train Friday evening on the tracks at the Hayward Park Caltrain station has been identified as an Oakland resident.

Gregory Dean Burgess, 56, was killed in the accident, according to the San Mateo County coroner's office.

Caltrain is still investigating the collision, which occurred about 7:15 p.m., spokeswoman Christine Dunn said. Although the station has a pedestrian crossing, Dunn said she was unsure whether Burgess was in the crossing when he was struck.

The San Jose to San Francisco train had not been scheduled to stop at the station but came to a halt about a half-mile north of the accident site, officials reported. None of the 100 people on board were injured.Antonio Conte has backed Michy Batshuayi to make his mark in the long term at Chelsea as he considers handing the Belgian his first Premier League start in place of the suspended Diego Costa for the Boxing Day visit of Bournemouth.

Batshuayi, a £33.2m signing from Marseille in the summer, has been limited to 13 appearances this campaign, his three starts coming in the EFL Cup. His last goals were a brace in a 3-2 win over Bristol Rovers in that competition in August and he has been reduced to cameos since as Conte has been keen to give the striker time to adjust to the physicality and pace of the Premier League.

Costa’s impressive form – he scored his 13th goal of the season against Crystal Palace last Saturday


skills. And to have the training sessions with great players improves you.”

Chelsea must also replace the banned N’Golo Kanté against Bournemouth, with Cesc Fàbregas likely to step in for only his third Premier League start in more than three months. He set up Costa for the equaliser at Manchester City and scored the winner at Sunderland, in each of the games he has begun since the defeat at Arsenal in September, and will seek to inspire a club record 12th consecutive victory.Gitmo by Shawn Corridan and Gary Waid

Prior to 2001, the US Navy base in Cuba was commonly called Guantanamo Bay, calling the base Gitmo had never really taken with the public at large. Even in the movie, A Few Good Men (1992), the base was only referred to twice as Gitmo and the first time it was used, it was immediately defined to the audience as Guantanamo. In 2002, that all changed when the US government used a portion of the naval base to detain enemy combatants. Now Gitmo is widely used and with it comes a myriad of connotations. Shawn Corridan and Gary Waid’s Gitmo (Down & Out Books) whole-heartedly grabs ahold of Gitmo and the wonderful cover by Edel Rodriguez bleeds the Gitmo meme.

Gitmo is a


thing I noticed was how calming the white marble walls were with all the light flowing in.

Those walls were dotted with brass grave markers, many decorated with flowers and mementos. Pickett’s was so subtle it took searching to locate. His plot was along the left hand wall, couched between similar name plates. Wilson Pickett’s final resting place made no mention of his hit records or the thousands of people he thrilled. Not even an apology for appearing in Blues Brothers 2000.

There was only an understated bronze bust of the soul pioneer—a youthful, smiling likeness.

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10 between Ville Platte and Oakdale, Louisiana. O'Donovan was a passenger at the time of the accident, and was returning from McComb, Mississippi, where he had been employed as a laborer in pipeline construction work. He was subsequently hospitalized for a period of almost two weeks. After his release from the hospital plaintiff was examined by at least four different doctors, other than his treating physician. He has not returned to his former duties as a manual laborer since the accident and claims permanent disability as a result of the July 31, 1971, accident.
Three issues are presented by this appeal. (1) Was defendant's sickness and accident insurance policy in effect at the time of plaintiff's accident? (2) If so, is plaintiff "totally disabled" within the meaning of theof his accident. Prior to this time the record indicated that he was often out of town with his job and that premium statements were sent to the house of his sister, Mrs. Alma T. Barrett in Lafayette. Mrs. Barrett testified that prior to July 16th the plaintiff called her and she told him an insurance premium was due and that plaintiff instructed her to pay the premium. Subsequently on July 16, 1971, she issued a check to the defendant-insurer for $19.80. This check was received and stamped by the defendant on July 20, 1971.
As aforementioned, plaintiff's accident took place on July 31, 1971. Subsequently some conversation took place between employees of the insurer and the defendant's brother-in-law, William Barrett, as to whether the insurance policy was in


effect. Barrett testified he was told that "evidently" it was and in turn he requested some confirmation of the fact for the plaintiff.
Subsequently, the plaintiff received a letter dated August 27, 1971, from the defendant. It indicated plaintiff's policy was paid until August 2, 1971; that his last payment had been used to reinstate his policy; and that another payment was due before the "grace period" ended.
Plaintiff's claim was filed on September 9, 1971. Thereafter he received letters dated September 20, September 27, and September 30, wherein the defendant insurer claimed the policy had lapsed on June 1, 1971, because a premium had not been paid during the following grace period and that said policy had not been reinstated until August 2, 1971, TWO days after the accident.As a result, the insurance company denied any liability to the plaintiff.
The defendant argued that although the July 16th check had been received prior to the accident (July 20th), it had to be processed through administrative channels, which took some 13 days or until August 2, 1971, when the policy was allegedly reinstated. It further contends that the July 16th check for $19.80 was used (according to the policy provision) to reinstate the policy as of August 2nd and that a new premium was due on that date.
The plaintiff, on the other hand, makes the following arguments. First it is asserted that the policy became reinstated and coverage began upon the date of receipt and acceptance of the check (July 20th), which was not subsequently returned. Alternatively it


period of total disability for which Monthly Indemnity is payable, `total disability' for the balance of such period means the complete inability of the Insured to engage in each and every gainful occupation for which he is reasonably fitted by training, education or experience."
Patrick O'Donovan was unquestionably involved in a serious auto accident on July 31, 1971. Previous to the accident he had been employed by various companies involved in pipeline construction work. Plaintiff worked as a common laborer on these jobs.
Immediately following the accident plaintiff was examined and treated in the emergency room at Ville Platte Medical Center by Dr. Charles E. Fontenot, a general practitioner from Ville Platte. Plaintiff was unconscious for a period of some 24 hours but had to be treated initially for multiplewas occasional incapacitating headaches which lasted for about six months. The second problem was with eating and digestion of food. Plaintiff had complaints of frequent bouts of diarrhea, bloating and distension of his abdomen, and abdominal cramps, often with accompanying nausea and vomiting following eating.
Doctor Fontenot subsequently saw and treated the plaintiff regularly after the accident up to the trial herein, a period of more than eighteen months. The doctor indicated that at the time of plaintiff's last visit he still experienced post concussion headaches and dizziness but not as severe as before, in addition to his gastrointestinal problems, namely intermittent episodes of partial intestinal obstruction causing distention, followed by reactive periods of diarrhea. Doctor Fontenot was of the opinion that the latter problems were likely due to


adhesions of the intestines caused by the trauma to the abdomen area during the accident. Plaintiff also experienced urethral and bladder spasms which were credited to a urinary tract infection incurred during the hospitalization and resulting prostate infection. Complaints of periodic importency were also made by the plaintiff which the treating physician considered consistent with this type of injury and resulting problems.
Doctor Fontenot concluded very strongly that as a result of plaintiff's overall condition he would be unable to return to work as a manual laborer and was presently disabled because of his injury. The doctor also indicated that he had never known the plaintiff to exaggerate and that he was *648 cooperative and followed the doctor's recommendations faithfully during the 18 month period following the accident.
Dr. Seldondetermine if intestinal adhesions are present is to operate.
The doctor further indicated a portion of plaintiff's pain was because of prostate inflammation due to catheterization in the hospital and the bed restricted patient's inability to empty his bladder properly. He also opined plaintiff's condition was aggravated by his emotional status.
In conclusion he was of the opinion that plaintiff's pain and symptoms would keep him from doing the manual labor of pipeline construction work at that time. He also indicated, however, that plaintiff should attempt to go back to some type of gainful employment and that "possibly" plaintiff could try to work, but that such depended on his motivation, the amount of pain he could tolerate, and the type of work he was accustomed to.
O'Donovan was also sent to


Doctor Irving Singer, a Lake Charles physician specializing in internal medicine, on behalf of the defendant, who evaluated plaintiff on May 30, 1972. Plaintiff's chief complaints were headaches, abdominal bloating, pain, and diarrhea. The doctor was of the opinion that "most likely" anxiety and depressive reaction was responsible for plaintiff's symptoms, but he admitted that the complaints were consistent with gastrointestinal problems and he could not rule out the possibility of such organic problems being present. He concluded by stating he found nothing to contraindicate that plaintiff could not return to manual labor but he also felt before making a final decision that more evaluation was needed.
Plaintiff was also examined on behalf of the defendant by Dr. Norman P. Morin, a Lake Charles orthopaedist, on August 25, 1972.Doctor Morin found no residual orthopedic disability, but as indicated by the trial judge, since plaintiff's complaints were not orthopedic in nature, Doctor Morin's testimony is of no real assistance.
The final doctor to testify was Dr. Daniel Buller, a general surgeon of Opelousas, who examined plaintiff on March 20, 1973, also on behalf of the defendant-insurer. He disagreed with Doctor Fontenot's diagnosis of plaintiff's abdominal problem as being caused by adhesions, but admitted the only way to be sure was to operate. He considered plaintiff not to be disabled as a result of the accident and attributed plaintiff's stomach symptoms to spastic colitis associated with chronic anxiety. The doctor, however, at one point indicated there would be disability in terms of pain and discomfort but not such to


interfere with his performance of work more than 30 minutes or an hour at a time.
The plaintiff, himself, also testified to the effect that he has been under the constant care of Doctor Fontenot and has been unable to return to work. He stated that his major problems were almost constant headaches and the aforementioned stomach troubles. The district judge indicated in his written opinion that he was impressed by the demeanor and testimony of the plaintiff and that his disability resulting from his accident was amply supported by the medical testimony.
*649 It is well established in our jurisprudence that the opinion of the treating physician is often to be given more weight than that of a specialist who has seen plaintiff briefly and chiefly for the purposeclimbing performance in the cave. Next, take the small boat out of the cave and transfer to Jianshui. Upon arrival, you’ll pay a visit to the Jianshui Old Town, Zhu Family Garden and Jianshui Confucius Temple.

Day 6 Jianshui/Shipin/Xinping

Morning drive about 13km to Tuanshan Village to visit the Zhang Family Garden and some unique ancient houses built by the family Zhang, then transfer to see the Double Dragon Bridge and the Daban Ancient Well. Drive to Shipin County for lunch and proceed to Xinping County, where we will visit the beautiful Mount Mopan Forest Park.

Day 7 Xinping/Gasa/Xinping

Transfer via: private car

Activities for today: Dabinlangyuan Dai Ethnic Village, Green Paddy Dance, home visit of the Dai people

Drive 72km to Gasa Town. Visit Dabinlangyuan Dai Ethnic Village-home of the Huayao (floral-belt) Dai


After a two-year shutdown to remodel the swanky Hotel Bel-Air, hotel administrators came up with bogus reasons not to rehire many of its former union workers in a scheme to avoid recognizing the labor group that represented the employees, according to a recent ruling by an administrative law judge.

The judge made the ruling last week in response to a complaint filed with the National Labor Relations Board by Unite Here Local 11. The labor group that represents hotel and restaurant workers accused the five-star hotel of violating labor laws by abruptly ending negotiations with the union after the hotel closed for renovations in 2009 and taking extraordinary measures to avoid rehiring union workers when the hotel reopened in 2011.

“The record shows countless examples of former employees, almost allhotel in 2009, near a picturesque pond known as Swan Lake.

When the hotel reopened in October of 2011, Unite Here members protested in front of the hotel, accusing hotel management of closing the hotel only to force out the union by refusing to give former staffers their old jobs back.

A few months after the protests, Unite Here filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, accusing the hotel of creating bogus reasons for not hiring former staffers, refusing to recognize or bargain with the union and changing the terms and conditions for workers at the hotel without prior notice to the union.

Federal labor laws say such complaints must first be heard by an administrative law judge in a trial, complete with witnesses and evidence presented by both


Two chemistry professors in Arkansas were arrested Friday for allegedly making methamphetamine in a story reminiscent of the hit show Breaking Bad.

Terry David Bateman and Bradley Allen Rowland, both associate chemistry professors at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, were taken into custody by Clark County Sheriff Jason Watson. Bateman, 45, and Rowland, 40, were charged with manufacturing methamphetamine and using drug paraphernalia, according to a press release from the Clark County Sheriff’s Department. Much like high school chemistry teacher Walter White.

A spokeswoman for the sheriff’s department told TIME that Rowland had made bond and is out of jail.

Tina Hall, the university’s associate vice president of marketing and communications, said in an email to TIME that the professors have been on administrative leave since Oct. 11.

Hall said the university’sBesieged from all quarters as it lurches from one crisis to another, the White House is already grappling with the possibility of a major staffing shake-up. Amid an endless stream of leaks and embarrassing gaffes that have tainted President Donald Trump’s first three weeks in office and sapped his administration’s momentum, blame is not in short supply in the West Wing. Last week, it was White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer who seemed to be on thin ice with his new boss. Now Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and National Security Adviser Mike Flynn are also facing heightened scrutiny as their names are dragged through the press, with a series of news reports suggesting that both men are quickly falling out of favor—and may soon be on the


that could take up to a year and potentially end with Priebus moving into another Cabinet position. To add insult to injury, Priebus’s job could be taken by top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway, who may be angling for the position. Politico reports that Trump aides have begun putting together a shortlist of potential candidates, including Conway, Rick Dearborn, and David Urban, as well as Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn, a Democrat and former Goldman Sachs president who has been flexing his muscles within the administration. Another possibility could be White House Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller, whose string of Sunday show interviews was widely seen as a tryout for a more prominent public role.

But if Priebus is being maneuvered toward an eventual, graceful demotion, Flynn may be headedA Catholic priest slammed the March for Life in a series of tweets over the weekend, despite the Catholic Church’s strong and constant support of the peaceful pro-life rally and the unborn.

Franciscan friar Father Daniel Horan, who teaches at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, called the pro-life event “repulsive and futile” because so many Republicans are involved, according to Breitbart.

Horan claimed the March for Life is just a Republican rally with a “parade of GOP political-speakers and racist high-school students in MAGA hats taunting Native Americans.”

His statement ignores that the March featured several pro-life Democrat lawmakers as speakers this year: U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski, of Illinois, and Louisiana state Rep. Katrina Jackson. It also does not acknowledge new evidence that contradicts the heavily edited video of the


Jane Doe unmasked: Child sex abuser busted by federal agents just 24 hours after they released horrific internet footage

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents appealed to the public for help after 25-year-old woman appeared to engage in explicit sex with young children in video posted to the internet

Less than 24 hours, Corrine Danielle Motley of Okaloosa County, Florida was arrested

Motley faces federal charges for the production and distribution of child pornography

Video of her abusing four-to-five-year-old victim appeared last month

U.S. authorities were tipped-off by Danish police

Agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) have caught the woman suspected of producing child pornography and appearing to abuse a young child in a sex video she posted on the internet - less than 24 hours after the Feds appealed to the American public forhelp.

Corrine Danielle Motley of Okaloosa County, Florida was arrested late Wednesday and faces federal charges for the production and distribution of child pornography.

The 25-year-old was apprehended by Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force members and Homeland Security Investigations special agents.

Arrested: Federal authorities have arrested 25-year-old Corine Danielle in Florida, on suspicion of producing child pornography

Tip: Agents said that after they asked the public for help, they were able to catch the woman in less than 24 hours

Suspect: According to her Facebook page the woman is married to Brandon (right)

A Facebook page for the suspect shows that the woman is married to Brandon and in photos she poses with various young children.

U.S. Immigration and Customs were alerted after a video appeared on the internet showing the woman engaging in


this image from the explicit video (left) and members of the public helped them identify the woman as 25-year-old Corrine Danielle Motley (right)

Investigators have praised the 'power of the press, social media and the general public' in helping identify the woman, Corrine Danielle Motley

The woman was described as being of medium build with hazel or green eyes and brown hair with blond highlights. She has a mole on her left thigh and a tongue piercing with a white round stud with a pink dot.

It is believed the video was made in the U.S. and that both victim and abuser are in the country.

Investigators from Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigation team received a tip-off about the film from Danish Police.

A criminal complaint and arrest warrant hasbeen issued in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Footage in which they appeared was submitted to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, the national clearinghouse for child sexual exploitation material.

Anyone with information about the latest abuser or her victim should contact the agency immediately by calling the ICE Tip Line on 866-347-2423, which is staffed 24-hours a day, or filling out an on-line tip form at www.ice.gov.

The HSI are hoping to build on the success of a similar appeal earlier this year which led to two arrests and the rescue of two children.

Michael Serapis Freeman, 39, and Michelle Lee Freeman, 40, surrendered to police at their home in Salem, Oregon after learning an acquaintance had identified Michelle from a photo circulated the HSI.

Warped:


The 'Jane Doe' abuser is believed to be between 23 and 29. She was filmed engaging in explicit sex with a four-to-five year-old victim

Appeal: The woman is of medium build with hazel or green eyes and brown hair with blond highlights. She has a mole on her left thigh and a tongue piercing with a white round stud with a pink dot

Previously only identified as 'Jane Doe,' Michelle Freeman's picture was extracted from video and photos allegedly showing her victimizing the two girls, Homeland Security Investigators said.

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It has 6,700 agentsspread throughout 200 American cities and 47 overseas outposts.

Michael Freeman admitted to taking nude photos of his 9-year-old daughter while performing sexual acts on her to the witness of his 6-year-old daughter.

He described himself having been in a 'bad place' when manufacturing the content and trading it on a photo sharing website.

A scan of that website by the MailOnline shows lists of users providing photos of young boys and girls, many described being under the age of 18, in provocative poses coupled with similarly fueled comments.

Michael Freeman said he engaged in this file swapping of his daughter with another user for approximately one month.

Caught: Michael Freeman, 39, and Michelle Lee Freeman, 40, surrendered to police after learning an acquaintance had identified Michelle in photos released by the U.S.


A day after Uttar Pradesh government held him responsible for the delay in payment to the oxygen supply company, the former principal of Baba Raghav Das Medical College and Hospital in Gorakhpur on Sunday blamed the delay on bureaucratic procedures and the Chief Minister’s visit.

Thirty children died in 48 hours after liquid oxygen supply to the pediatric intensive care unit and the neonatal wards ran out on the evening of August 10. Pushpa Sales, the company contracted to supply liquid oxygen, had cut off the supply after repeatedly reminders to the state-run hospital that its dues of approximately Rs 65 lakhs needed to be paid.

The state government has strenuously denied that the deaths were caused by shortage of oxygen, even though parents of the children who died saythey were asked by doctors to manually pump oxygen for several hours.

Dr Rajeev Mishra, the principal of the college, took responsibility for the deaths and resigned on August 12. The state government claimed he had been suspended. The state minister for medical education, Ashutosh Tandon, said the government had released funds for the oxygen supply company on August 5, and blamed the principal for not making payments in time.

Speaking to Scroll.in on Sunday, Mishra defended himself. “The cut in supply of oxygen is not my fault,” he said.

Rajeev Mishra, the former principal of BRD Medical College, at his residence in Gorakhpur. Photo credit: Menaka Rao.

How delays mounted

Mishra claimed that he had written at least three or four letters to the state medical education department in July, asking for


the release of about Rs 2 crore allocated to the college in the state budget. The funds were released on August 5. “But, you must understand, August 5 was a Saturday,” he said. “The dispatch from the state reached us only on August 7.”

The process of paying a bill involves clearance from the treasury department, said Mishra. The college sends a bill voucher to the treasury, which is verified by officials, who send back a token. The college sent the voucher on August 7. “On August 8, the token from the treasury was released,” he said.

But, on August 9, Chief Minister Adityanath came on a visit to the hospital, which kept the hospital administration busy, claimed the former principal. It was only on August 10 that that thebabies in the neonatal Intensive Care Unit. A statement released by the hospital said after the supply ran out at 7.30 pm on August 10, 52 reserve cylinders were pressed into service.

The state health minister Siddharth Nath Singh admitted that between 11.30 pm and 1.30 am, there were not enough cylinders in the children’s wards. But he said very few children had died in those intervening hours. Listing the causes for all the deaths, he claimed that 23 deaths of children in a single day were normal for the 950-bed hospital. But hospital administrators elsewhere in India say regardless of whether a disruption in oxygen supply caused the deaths, the fact that such a large hospital was negligent in maintaining its oxygen supply was a matter of serious


FirstEnergy’s Bayshore Plant in Oregon, Ohio, from

December 7, 2005, until her termination on February 10, 2006.2 FirstEnergy and its subsidiaries and

affiliates are involved in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, as well as

energy management and other energy-related services. Because many of its employees work with

electricity, they are trained in workplace safety and must attend numerous safety meetings.

        On January 11, 2006, Trout arrived late for a mandatory safety meeting. She did not realize

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employees on the morning/early afternoon shift of February 3, 2006.”

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mostCRASH PHOTOS: Germanwings Flight 9525- all Passengers likely Death

Another doomed airplane crashed, this time killing all 150 of his passengers, among them two infants and 16 children from the same German school. On Tuesday, the Airbus A320 that crashed in France with 150 people on board left Barcelona airport at 5:01 a.m. ET. en route to Germany and tragically crashed near a ski resort in the French Alps.

The plane was operated by Germanwings, the budget carrier of Lufthansa. The aircraft was carrying 144 passengers, two pilots and six cabin crew members; the exact passenger total is still unknown.

In a press conference Germanwings said among other things, the craft was 24 years old, the pilot had more than 10 years’ flying experience and that they are not sure what


happened.

Mystery surrounds the latest air related disaster as media reports say it took about 8 minutes till the plane finally plummeted and air controllers did not received a mayday signal.

Rescue operation members reported big chucks of plane were found but had seen no survivors.

The aircraft A320 crashed between the towns of Barcelonnette and Digne in the French Alps.

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Analysis of health service areas: another piece of the psychiatric workforce puzzle.
Planning for development of a national or regional psychiatrist workforce that is the appropriate size must consider numerous issues. They include the dynamics of workforce distribution, effects of managed care, reduction in potential residency slots, participation of international medical graduates, apathy toward the field of psychiatry, service area variations, and increased interest in allied mental health professions, along with the burgeoning global burden of psychiatric illness. This paper examines the application of two benchmark standards for the number of psychiatrists needed per 100,000 population--the standard developed by the Graduate Medical Education National Advisory Committee and the Average Requirement Benchmark--to the supply of psychiatrists in Georgia in 1996 by county and by health service regions, which are geographicalBased on four ghost stories from books of Lafcadio Hearn, Masaki Kobayashi’s first effort in the genre and in color film was a huge success, netting him the Special Jury Prize at the 1965 Cannes Film Festival and an Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film. Eureka presents the film in its uncut, 183-minute-version, in a rather impressive 2K digital restoration.

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The first part, titled “The Black Hair” revolves around an impoverished samurai, who, tired of being poor, abandons his wife who loved him passionately, for a woman of higher statute and wealth. However, soon he comes across his new wife’s cruelty and begins missing his first wife’s love. Alas, when he finally manages to return, he is met with the worst fate of all.

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entertainment, although the lesson regarding the value of discretion is also here. The narrative revolves around Minokichi’s two meetings with the women, both of which are surrealistic, in fairy tale style, but eventually become tales of unlikely love. Tatsuya Nakadai in the protagonist role is excellent, particularly due to the presentation of his character in the finale of the story.

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This part focuses on the blights of carelessness and perhaps pride , with the protagonist, once more, suffering an awful fate, despite the efforts of his fellow monks. The ending is quite impactful in its violence, while the scene where the monks paint Hoichi’s whole body is one of the most impressive in the film. Katsuo Nakamura is excellent here in the protagonist role.

The last part, “In a Cup of Tea” is probably the tamest, as it focuses on a ghost story told by a


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By Arla Shephard, Special to the Kitsap Sun
BELFAIR — The Mason County Sheriff's Office is looking for help figuring out who broke into 10 parcel boxes at the Belfair Post Office last weekend.
Between 4 p.m. Saturday and 5 a.m. Monday, 10 of the 47......

...to ensure PUD 3 rates support the most reliable, economical and safe service to its 33,000 electricity customers in Mason County. It also operates a wholesale fiber optic telecommunications network within its 600 square miles of service......

An evening squall has blown through rural Mason County , and the Hollingsworth family is still hard at work on their pot farm, long after the hired help has gone home.
It’s harvest time, and Raft Hollingsworth III — or RT3 — inspects tubs of......

...blind in Barbour County Tuesday night.
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Correcting a mistake made more than 100 years ago, Mason County has relinquished ownership of almost 30 acres of tidelands to the Squaxin Island tribe.
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tax system, housing prices, factory shutdowns, excessive regulation, Wall Street pressure, the erosion of labor unions and more. Most of the suspects, if not all, are likely to have played some role.

Widening Generation Gap

The median income a man would earn over his career peaked with those who entered the work force in 1967 and has declined 19 percent since then. Those with lower incomes have fared even worse while those at the very top have increased.

Annualized lifetime income of men

Year men entered the work force (at age 25)

But the forces undermining the middle class may reach back farther than many economists have thought. The latest evidence comes from a group of researchers at universities and the Social Security Administration who have been tracking the earnings of hundreds ofmillions of individuals over their careers.

Starting with 1957, the team looked at actual earnings during the prime working years — the ages of 25 to 55. For a while, it saw a clear pattern: Younger men could expect to make more over their lives than older ones. Every year the starting rewards were higher and kept growing. So men who turned 25 in, say, 1960 would end up with a higher median cumulative income by 55 than men who had turned 25 in 1959. And the ’59ers would, in turn, do better over three decades than those who had turned 25 in 1958.

But that steady progress stopped in the late 1960s. Then, instead of increasing, lifetime earnings for men made an about-face and began to decline. They have


inflation, in 1967, the median income at age 25 was $ 33,300; in 1983, it was $ 29,000. Twenty-five-year-olds did better during the 1990s, but then the slide returned. In 2011, the median income for 25-year-old men was less than $ 25,000 — pretty much the same as it was in 1959.

The picture for women looks different because so many more of them started at a disadvantage: Few worked full time in the 1950s, and those who did earned below-average wages. As more women entered the work force over the decades, their lifetime earnings rose. But more recently, as the share of women working has leveled off, their lifetime income gains, too, have slowed.

The result is that, since the 1950s, three-quarters of working Americans have seen no changethe alleyway connecting Guildford Rd and Essex Rd. On inspection we found it full of weeds anf litter. I have organised for a litter bin to be placed at the bus stop at the Guildford Rd enterance and Richard has been chasing up the weed spraying.

Finally a large sign appeared outside the funeral parlour on Liverpool Rd and local residents contacted us. Richard followed the matter up with the planning department and the sign has been removed

Wednesday, 17 September 2008

I attended a meeting last meet of a working party looking the implementation of the plan for Southport to become one of a handhul of Cycling town in England. A full report on the idea can be found here:http://www.sefton.gov.uk/Default.aspx?page=9024

Some of the deatiled plans are really very exciting and it


from Spar for the Liverpool Rd outfit to relocate 1/2mile down the road was a seen by them as a sensible business decision and the postmistress we understand is also transferring. We wish them well and are delighted that we are not loosing the post office or the excellent staff

Monday, 8 September 2008

Birkdale Lib Dems held a very successful fundraising dinner last night when Baroness Ross Scott was the guest speaker. She is campaigning to become Party President and certainly made a good pitch to the assembled members.(Photos by Elspeth)

Sunday, 7 September 2008

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Florida Gov. Jeb Bush opened the doors to the Governor's Mansion in Tallahassee to Floridians from across the state. It was all part of the Governor's 6th Annual Points of Light reception, honoring 56 Floridians who've gone above and beyond.

The Governor's Office said, "The Point of Light Award recognizes people who exemplify volunteerism and a commitment to serving others."

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The battle which most influenced the exaggerated faith in the ram as a weapon was the battle of Lissa between Austria-Hungary and Italy in 1866. The Austrian Ferdinand Max rammed the (stationary) Italian Re d'Italia, which immediately heeled over and sank. This resulted in all ironclad battleships designed for the next forty years being built to carry a ram; a weapon which, while causing the loss of a number of ships accidentally, never sank another major enemy warship of any nationality.

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Category:Victorian-era battleships of the United KingdomIn 2013, when a 26-storey tower tower was proposed across the street from the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto's West Queen West, the local community—and voices across the city—strongly opposed the development, which would impose a radically altered streetscape on the neighbourhood. Following an August 2015 sale of the property, a more contextually sensitive development has been proposed for the site at 1181 Queen West, with the 16-storey project receiving a much improved reception at January 26th's community consultation meeting.

Designed by Quadrangle Architects for Skale Developments, the 146-unit project is aesthetically characterized by its three distinct volumes, which serve to scale the building's height to the area's very different contexts. While the 16-storey tower references the high-rise cluster south of Queen Street, an 8-storey glass box deftly knits together


the tower and the three-storey base fronting Queen Street.

The new proposal, looking southeast, image courtesy of the City of Toronto

The podium's brick facade helps create a contextual link between to the heritage designated Gladstone Hotel across the street, and the three-storey height allows the slightly taller hotel building to the north to maintain a prominent presence on the streetscape. In deference to the historic hotel and the established streetscape, the project's massing strategy and architectural expression would see the building blend into its surrounding context rather than try to reinvent it.

A close-up of the podium levels, looking east, image courtesy of the City of Toronto

So far, plans include 89 vehicular parking space as well as 110 bicycle spots, with 502 square metres of amenity space—including indoor and outdoorareas—concentrated on the second and third floors. In the tower levels, meanwhile, the typical floor plan includes eight units per level up to the 16th floor.

In no uncertain terms, the new proposal garnered a better reception from the community than the previous 26-storey tower. Nonetheless, the presentation by City Planning identified the proposed building's height, massing, unit mix, wind impacts (particularly on Sudbury Street), and relationship to the Gladstone Hotel as areas of for particular study.

An aerial view of the site, with the current low-rise building at 1187 Queen West highlighted, image retrieved via Apple Maps

It is not yet known to what extent—if any—each of these factors will precipitate design changes throughout the planning process. With the development still in its early stages, however, elements of the project


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Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Life of Pi Available November 19, 2012
MUSIC BY MYCHAEL DANNA FOR ANG LEE'S FILM

NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Music announces the release of Mychael Danna's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Life of Pi, a journey of adventure and a tale of personal discovery based on the best-selling novel by Yann Martel. The soundtrack recording of Life of Pi is available from Sony Classical on Monday, November 19, 2012.

Life of Pi takes place over three continents, two oceans, many years, and a wide universe of imagination. Director Ang Lee's vision, coupled with stunning 3D visuals, has turned a novel long thought un-filmable


into a thrillingly audacious mix of grand storytelling and powerful and provocative themes.

Since Mr. Lee came aboard the project almost four years ago, he has worked to create a singular vision of author Yann Martel's unforgettable tale of courage, perseverance, inspiration and hope. The film takes us through a young man's incredible adventure – at turns thrilling and spiritual; harrowing and triumphant; humorous and inspirational.

The main character Pi (as a 17 year-old) is played by newcomer Suraj Sharma. Suraj is a student who at the time lived with his parents in the suburbs of South Delhi. With no previous acting experience, Ang Lee cast Suraj for the role of Pi following an extensive, months-long search throughout India.

The contemporary (adult) Pi is portrayed by esteemed Indian actor Irrfan Khan,who was recently honored by the Indian government with a 2011 Padma Shri award recognizing his contributions to the Indian Cinema. Mr. Khan's many notable film credits include Maqbool, Haasil, The Warrior (winner of the BAFTA award for Best Film in 2003), Partition, A Mighty Heart and the recent hit The Amazing Spider-Man.

Mr. Lee, an Academy Award ® winner for Brokeback Mountain in 2006 and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon in 2001, carefully selected the international cast – and a composer whose talents and experience perfectly match the project: Mychael Danna, with whom he previously collaborated on TheIce Storm and Ride with the Devil. Danna is one of the most original composers in the world of film music, a pioneer in combining non-western sounds with orchestral and electronic sources.


He has worked with such esteemed directors as Atom Egoyan, Terry Gilliam, James Mangold, Mira Nair, Bennett Miller and Marc Webb. Danna has been nominated 13 times for Genie Awards and won the Original Score award five times. He has strong personal connections to India: Danna's wife is Indian and he has travelled and worked there extensively.

Mychael Danna's sensitive composition and innovative choice of instrumentation reflect the international character as well as the religious and philosophical aspects of Life of Pi. The music, in the composer's words, "guides viewers by means of emotions through a film that raises big philosophical and religious questions." His thoughtful instrumentation also lends structure to the movie. The Indian flute, for example, is associated in the music with Pi himself, the mysterious woodwindsound of the Persian ney with the tiger. A Los Angeles studio orchestra recorded the score, while the use of an Indonesian gamelan and typically French instruments – celeste, accordion – also does justice to the cultural breadth of the story. Indian elements are recognizable in the sitar, percussion, and the mantras chanted by a choir. In addition to writing the original score, Danna co-wrote the film's original song "Pi's Lullaby" with Indian vocalist Bombay Jayashri, who performs the song in her native Tamil language.


Jesse Yomtov

USA TODAY Sports

College football bowl season gets underway Saturday and this year we're treated to a total of 39 games, including the the national championship.

Every day this week, we've been counting down the bowl games ranked by watchability. We recommend you watch every game – because it's you know, college football – but let this be your unofficial guide to the postseason.

PREVIOUSLY: No. 38 – No. 30 | No. 29 – No. 22 | No. 21 – No. 14 | No. 13 – No. 6

We reach the climax today, taking a look at the five best games of the 2014-15 bowl season, including the two College Football Playoff semifinal matchups.

5. Orange Bowl

— Matchup: Mississippi State (10-2) vs. Georgia Tech (10-3)

— Time, TV: Dec. 31, 8 p.m., ESPN

—of the team returning in 2015, this is a great chance for TCU and presumed eisman frontrunner Trevone Boykin to start building buzz. This game marks marks the conclusion of Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace's collegiate career and he'll try to get it together after throwing just five touchdowns in the Rebels' 2-3 finish.

3. Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic

— Matchup: Baylor (11-1) vs. Michigan State (10-2)

— Time, TV: Jan. 1, 12:30 p.m., ESPN

— Reason to watch: Having just missed out on a spot in the College Football Playoff, Baylor has a chance to make a statement in Bryce Petty's final game. The Spartans' only two losses came at the hands of Oregon and Ohio State, both in the Playoff. Baylor finished with the top-scoring offense in the country for


the second year in a row, but Michigan State gave up more than 20 points only four times.

2. Sugar Bowl

— Matchup: Alabama (12-1) vs. Ohio State (12-1)

— Time, TV: Jan. 1, 8:30 p.m

— Reason to watch: It's Nick Saban against Urban Meyer with a trip to the national championship game on the line. Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones was highly efficient in his first career start, but his second comes on an even bigger stage against the nation's fourth-ranked scoring defense. On the other side of the ball, the Buckeyes held Melvin Gordon to just 76 yards rushing and will have its hands full dealing with Alabama's two-headed monster of T.J. Yeldon and Derrick Henry, not to mention Amari Cooper, the nation's leading receiver.

1. Rose Bowl

— Matchup: Oregonhumanitarian inventions of the nineteenth century.

Because of his enthusiasm, he arranged to have the tests on the roof of 2his own home and invited a group of outstanding professors, doctors, and reporters to witness the demonstration.

In order to safeguard the tests as much as possible from any danger, a wall of heavy boards was erected and covered with tin. An opening of fourteen by twenty inches was cut out. Behind this opening was exposed the chest of Brother Zeglen protected by his bullet-proof vest.

Before the tests began, Dr. Borland arranged for a photographer to be on hand, who took pictures of the entire group. Next, the doctor requested that Brother Zeglen save him the first bullet, not only as a souvenir but as a reward for his efforts.


After this, the inventor put on the vest and placed himself behind the opening of the screen after shaking hands with all the guests.

Lieutenant Sarnecki, of the Austrian army, loaded a thirty-two caliber revolver, took his position ten paces (seven meters) from the target--and 3fired. The bullet was repelled and everyone ran toward the inventor, who was not only smiling but overjoyed because the only feeling he experienced was that of being prodded with a stick.

Other tests were also tried. Lieutenant Sarnecki fired again from the first revolver and then took a thirty-eight caliber gun and fired. The firing was also done at ten paces.

In each instance the results were the same. A part of the outer cover was penetrated but not that of the bullet-proof material. BrotherZeglen felt each impact but did not experience any serious pain.

At this point of the demonstration, Dr. F. H. Westershulte announced that he was willing to have the next test tried on him. A protest was made on the grounds that he was not properly dressed, that is, his undershirt was too thin,while Brother Zeglen wore heavier underwear. But Dr. Westershulte insisted on having his way and instructed that the test continue with him 4as the target.

The Austrian officer fired from a thirty-two caliber revolver at ten paces, and the results were the same. The doctor stated that he did not experience any other pain except that of being prodded on the chest with a stick. He exposed his chest for examination and no mark was found.

In conclusion,


Brother Zeglen gave orders to have a bullet from a forty-four caliber pistol to be fired while he was behind the target with the vest. The impact was much greater, but the human target said that he could stand six or ten such shots before he would lose consciousness.

Lieutenant Sarnecki took the vest alone, hung it on a board and fired a volley of shots from a forty-five caliber gun. The bullets were repelled like beans from a wall without penetrating the material. Impressions were made on the vest which made it look like a sieve.

The inventor was congratulated, and when all returned to Dr. Borland's office, the doctors examined Brother Zeglen's chest and after a careful diagnosis stated that there was not one piece of evidence indicating1988. His three older sisters, ages seven, six, and one, who had three different fathers, had earlier been adjudged dependent children of the juvenile court and removed from the mother's physical custody due to reported neglect and abuse by her and two of the fathers, one of whom was also Jorge's father. After receiving a report that Jorge's blood contained cocaine at the time of his birth, the department of children's services took custody of him at 9 a.m. on Thursday, March 3, and placed him in a foster home.
When a minor child is thus taken into custody, a petition to declare him a dependent child of the juvenile court (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 300) must be filed immediately once the officer decides not to release him.


later, one of the victims observed the petitioner walking along the street, dressed in a red satin jacket. She later testified at trial that she noticed the petitioner because of his red jacket. The victim watched as the petitioner entered an apartment building and then called the police. The victim continued to watch the apartment, and observed the petitioner come to the window when the police arrived, still wearing the red jacket. However, when the petitioner came out of the apartment with the police, he had removed the jacket.
At trial both victims identified petitioner as one of the men who had robbed them. The state also argued emphatically that petitioner had the opportunity to commit the crimes.
As there were some inconsistencies between the testimony of the victims atTwo Muslim teachers were accused of forcing the only two Hindu students of a government-run residential school in Mewat to offer Namaz. Following the accusation, they were suspended and another one was transferred. To investigate the charges, a three-member panel was formed, led by the district education officer and the deputy commissioner Mani Ram Sharma who were to probe the charges against the teachers of the Mewat Model School in Madhi village. The other members of the probe panel were district education officer Dinesh Shastri, tehsildar Basti Ram and Ahmad.

Meanwhile, Sharma said, "We have constituted a committee to carry out investigation independently, but we took action against the three teachers based on preliminary investigation. The matter is sensitive."

The teachers- a computer science teacher, an Urdu teacher and a


social science teacher who is also the hostel warden- were put to justice after the parents of the students complained to Mani Ram Sharma on July 22. The two boys are cousins- one studying in class VIII and the other one studying in class IX. Speaking to the TOI, teacher in-charge Naveen Shakti said, "Other students in the school have said the three teachers would ask the two Hindu students to abide by Islamic norms and offer namaz. The teachers also often asked the two Hindu students to convert to Islam."

The computer science teacher and the Urdu teacher were suspended on July 28 while the hostel warden has been transferred to another school in Firozpur Zhirka. However, that lands the school up in a different sort of trouble.On July 11, a media has reported that CNBLUE member Kang Min-hyuk and Jeong Hye-seong from the similar agency, FNC Entertainment were dating for many years sincerely.

However, in line with a following documentby capacity ofevery other media, an go in combination with FC denied the rumor saying, "As we have gotshowed alongside Kang Min-hyuk and Jeong Hye-seong, they aren't dating" and "The two of same age are very close. They are friends, very close".

Jeong Hye-seong, who debuted via 'Friend, Our Story', 2009 made her face widely identified by public for her role in tvN 'Potato Star'. She later gave the impression in "Pride and Prejudice" and "Remember". She played Namgoong Min's more youthful sister in "Remember" appearing off her screen presence.

Jeong Hye-seong will problem her first length drama


seductive look. L.Joe in the role of Jae-hoon, a drummer from Seoul National University, is the maximum office model-looking personalityat the poster.

The poster is uniquely designed. The poster resembles a listing and reflects on the musical qualities of the drama. The poster is antiqueas thoughit is been touched for many years and the feel of the poster is raising hype for the drama.

Meanwhile, "Entertainers" is the existencetask of an audacious manager named Seok-ho (Ji Seong) and an amateur band called Entertainers.

The outlines for the maximum importantsolid of SBS' new Wednesday Thursday drama, "Entertainers" had been revealed.

Casting news about the male leads, Sin Seok-ho and Jo Ha-neul in additionthe feminine lead, Yeo Min-ju got here out on March 17th. First of all, Ji Seong, the winner of ultimate year'sones comments, I felt like as though one had turn into a criminal. I assumed I may die this way". Seok-ho said, "People say malicious comments mean they still have passion in you. Yetit is not true. It is poision".

Ha-neul have become worried about Green, who was having tough time looking after him. Green told him, "Take care of yourself first. What an affection between siblings". Ha-neul said, "Do you watchedI'm worried about you simplyas a result of affection as siblings?" He was about to show his emotion against her. But the workers of his firmgot herethrough at the moment. Ha-neul lost his timing to confess.

Seok-ho held a press convention and Jin-woo showed up and confessed he was the culprit. At the similar moment, Joo-han also held a


press conference and printed Jin-woo was the onlywho isliable for the sexual assault.

In the following picture, Ji Seong has a dazed appearance on his face yethe iswere given tears in his eyes. He looks shocked and is ready to cry.

These images were taken in a caf in Ilsan on the 11th. Ji Seong and Kang Min-hyuk worked on their feelingsvia rehearsing by themselves and paid attention to each and everyunmarried detail. Thank you to their difficult work, the scene become shot without NG.

Girl's Day member and actress Hyeri is starring in the hot SBS drama "Entertainers" with Ji Seong.

SBS drama "Entertainers" is according to a assignment between an audacious manager named Sin Seok-ho (Ji Seong) and an amateur band named Entertainers. Hyeri stars in the drama as the29, 2016 0 Local news firm Osen reports that on March 1, any other media source posted an editorial about dating rumor referring to Kang Dong Won the use of posts from a web community. The objectmentioned Kang Dong Won supposedly dating an actress of the similar age. In keeping with Osen, this was once a rumor that kept on gave the impression as jjirashi (secretly circulated rumors), yet disappeared after no evidence supported it. But the alternative media source even brought in 3rdbirthday party – a middle-aged singer – to mention that the individualpresentedthe 2 actors.

To Osen, a source from the public family membersbranch of Kang Dong Wons managing agency, YG Entertainment, said: It's milestotally untrue.We checked with Kang Dong Won and he acknowledged he has never


starred in the film "Like for Likes" with Kang Ha-neul. She played Jang Na-yeon in this three-couple motion picture and Kang Ha-neul played a born-single guy named Lee Soo-ho.

"Kang Ha-neul is extremelyhonest when he works but ifhe is playful he's very playful. We are the similar historic period and were given close truly quickly. He's bright and positive so he used to besimple to make pals with".

The first scene they had to take turned into the section where they ate pasta in combination and held hands. It was awkward as they had just met yet IT reflected well into the movie as it was awkward for the characters too.

"We are the blameless couple. We are like the first love all and sundry has. Na-yeon is outgoing and I'mSon leads defence-heavy South Korea squad

A 28-man roster for the upcoming World Cup, which kicks off in a month in Russian Federation, was announced on Monday.

Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-min was named in South Korea's 28-man preliminary squad.

South Korea's two English Premier League stars Son Heung-min and Ki Sung-yueng made the cut as expected.

Top-rated Son scored 18 goals in all competitions this term for Spurs, who finished third in the Premier League to secure another season of Champions League football.

A flurry of injuries to several players including Kim Min-jae and Yeom Ki-hun forced Shin to change his plans for the lineup. "I will try to strengthen our defense line and will build up cohesion with new players in the upcoming weeks".

Sports betting in NJ not likely until June, officials


say
Murren says people were also anxious about Las Vegas when legal gambling went to other states and to Native American Reservations. The professional sports leagues were on the losing side Monday, but will find ways to profit from betting on their products.

Shin also handed a first senior call-up to exciting young winger Lee Seung-woo, who was regarded as one of Barcelona's most promising talents at its La Masia youth academy before he made the switch to Italy's Hellas Verona a year ago.

"Even though there's not a lot of time left until the World Cup, they could make it if they impress", Shin told reporters.

The South Korea squad goes into camp on May 21 to prepare for a ninth successive World Cup and Group F games against Sweden, Mexicoand Germany, and has warm-up games against Honduras on May 28 and Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 1.

Only nine players remain from the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, when the team went out in the group stage.

Shin said he expects to finalize his final 23-man roster by June 3 and the team will travel to Austria and a training camp that includes friendlies against Bolivia and Senegal.

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The French parliament, with its representatives elected directly through universal suffrage, had spent several years in parliamentary inquiry committees (the reports of which we invite you to read) and hearings in which all parties involved. This new law will place France in line both with its international commitments, and more importantly, in our opinion, with the 1981 law penalizing rape. In the 1981 law, rape is defined as "an act of sexual penetration, of any nature, committed           BACKGROUND
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