Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 With relations still raw after Russia’s annexation of Crimea and its backing for a pro-Moscow insurgency in eastern Ukraine, the capture of three Ukrainian naval vessels risks pushing the two countries towards a wider conflict. Graphic explains how the naval incident unfolded on a map Graphic News Protests break out after Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 Activists of far-right parties burn flares in front of the parliament building in Kiev during a rally to support the Ukrainian navy Reuters Protests break out after Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 A Ukraine army APC moves toward on position at an undisclosed location in eastern Ukraine AP Protests break out after Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 Ukrainian Nationalists sign a banner witha slogan reading like 'Not retreat and not surrendering!' EPA Protests break out after Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 Activists of Ukrainian far-right groups hold flares during their rally in front of the Ukrainian parliament in Kiev on November 26, 2018, as they demand to set martial law in the country and to cut diplomatic relations with Russia. - Ukraine's military was on high alert and parliament was to vote on November 26 on a request from President to impose martial law for 60 days after Russian navy seized three Ukrainian ships off the coast of Crimea. (Photo by Sergei SUPINSKY / AFP)SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP/Getty Images SERGEI SUPINSKY AFP/Getty Protests break out after Russia seize Ukraine warships in 2018 Activists glue Ukrainian flag on the fence of Russian


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of the inquiry.

The Democrats’ move was prompted by a formal complaint filed by a CIA whistleblower who said that Mr Trump had pressed Mr Zelenskiy in a 25 July call for political flavours at the same time he was withholding from Ukraine $391 million (£296m) of military aid mandated by Congress.

The impeachment trial in the Senate began this month but appeared as of early Friday to be moving to a swift close.

The military aid from Washington, which the White House released 11 September, after Mr Trump heard about the formal whistleblower complaint, is aimed at helping Ukrainian soldiers fight a years-long Russian-backed insurgency in eastern Ukraine.

Ukraine and other European nations want the Trump administration to get involved in talks with leaders in Kyiv and Moscow to help settlekilled since the war began in 2014, the same year Russia invaded and occupied the Crimean Peninsula on the Black Sea. The conflict has become grinding trench warfare in open fields with regular shelling.

The Ukraine trip is a fraught one for Mr Pompeo, who arrived Thursday night after a stop in London and plans to travel afterward to three more nations that became independent from Moscow.

Mr Pompeo has been dogged by sharp questions over his role in the Ukraine affair and, more recently, an acid comment he made about Ukraine in a 24 January conversation with a National Public Radio reporter. The reporter, Mary Louise Kelly, a veteran national security correspondent, said that after she asked about Ukraine, Mr Pompeo shouted at her and asked her to locate


1991 and, knowingly or unknowingly, did a huge solid for the Kremlin,” he added. “Making a short pit stop in Kyiv hardly begins to undo the damage that has been wrought.”

Mr Pompeo canceled planned trips to Ukraine twice — once in November and once at the start of January.

William Taylor, the veteran diplomat whom Mr Pompeo appointed to be chief of mission after Ms Yovanovitch was forced out, wrote a 26 January opinion piece for The New York Times in which he tried to address Mr Pompeo’s angry, dismissive question to National Public Radio about Ukraine.

“Russia is fighting a hybrid war against Ukraine, Europe and the United States,” Mr Taylor wrote. “This war has many components: armed military aggression, energy supply, cyber attacks, disinformation and election interference. OnThere'll be nothing like this radical Dame, says Roddick

By Nicola Woolcock

12:01AM BST 14 Jun 2003

It may not be the most conventional location for a Dame of the British Empire to discover she has been honoured, but Anita Roddick was in "the belly of a Louisiana jail" campaigning for two prisoners when news reached her yesterday.

The Body Shop founder, an energetic human rights and environmental campaigner, said the honour would inspire her to greater things. Dame Anita, 60, plans to head her official website with the phrase: There's Nothing Like A Dame.

"It's fantastic to be recognised by your peers and given such an honour," she said. "I hope it will push me to be even more radical.

"Women in their advancing years are unstoppable and as they become older, they


are more radical. The honour will mean nothing unless it pushes me on."

Dame Anita was appointed an OBE in 1988 and owes her latest honour to her services to retailing, the environment and charity. In 1976 she founded the Body Shop, which sells "green" cosmetics at around 1,600 shops worldwide.

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She was told about her appointment by her husband while in Louisiana to campaign on behalf of Albert Woodfox and Herman Wallace, who were civil rights activists in the early 1970s. They were convicted of stabbing a prison guard to death in 1972 and have each spent around 25 years in solitary confinement.

Bill Morris, 64, the outgoing Transport and General Workers' Union general secretary, gave a typically self-deprecating response to the news of his knighthood.

He refused to takeApr 10, 2015; Oklahoma City, OK, USA; Sacramento Kings guard Nik Stauskas (10) drives to the basket against Oklahoma City Thunder forward Nick Collison (4) during the second quarter at Chesapeake Energy Arena. Mandatory Credit: Mark D. Smith-USA TODAY Sports

Things aren’t supposed to go smoothly for NBA rookies. From adapting to the famed 82-game grind to adjusting to playing against men five to 10 years older than you — not to mention, world class athletes with elite length — the inaugural season for players making their debuts in the association is not supposed to be easy.

However, what Nik Stauskas had to endure over his premiere campaign was just plain cruel.

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Specifically, before the sassy Canadian even step foot onto a basketball


inabilities to turn the corner and create offense against NBA caliber defenders were thoroughly exacerbated.

It surely didn’t help that nearly every team deliberately attacked Stauskas on the defensive end — testing the young two guard’s toughness and resolve during the process. Although the effort was there, particularly when defending isolation sets, he was an unmitigated disaster when defending the pick-and-roll, and was just as bad when serving as an off-ball helper.

Not surprisingly, he was buried on the Kings’ bench early on during season while playing under the defensive-minded Mike Malone. With every game where Nik received less than 10 minutes of playing time, his confidence dwindled.

By the time the All-Star break arrived, his struggles had reached a fever pitch, averaging just 3.4 points per game on 32.8 percentpick-and-rolls and creating off of dribble-handoffs — showing an advance feel for the game and vision to effectively serve as a secondary ballhandler.

In addition, Stauskas also routinely showcased his ability to hit shots not only off of the catch, but also off of the live dribble, either, pulling up via the pick-and-roll or attacking an aggressive closeout. As well, when he got all the way to the rim, Nik revealed his deceptive athleticism, making a number of eye-raising flushes in traffic.

But, ever since commissioner Adam Silver announced his name on draft night, his auxiliary skills have vanished.

Most notably, only 18.4 percent of his possessions used last season derived as the ballhandler in pick-and-roll situations, where he produced a middling 0.72 PPP (points per possession). Likewise, only 9.6 percent


rare clean state as we head into the 2015-16 season.

In particular, Sauce has been freed from the organic mess in Sacramento and starting life anew in Philadelphia, where opportunities are aplenty for fringe NBA players and youthful league prospects.

Alarmingly, however, many of the issues that plagued Nik during his inaugural season is still rearing its ugly heads this summer as he represents team Canada at the FIBA Americas.

More explicitly, Stauskas is still having trouble creating off the bounce in the half court.

While his primary role within the offense is most often limited to stringent definitions of the starting lineup’s designated catch-and-shoot corner floor spacer, the handful of times in which Sauce was given the opportunity to run the pick-and-roll and dribble-handoffs have been uneventful to say the least.

Niksimply lacks the quickness, strength, and shake at this level to turn the corner or split the hedge that FIBA defenses are deploying. As a result, it causes Stauskas to pick up his dribble prematurely; thereby, limiting his ability to bend opposing defenses, and congruently, limiting his passing options.

On the other hand, Sauce’s stroke really comes and goes with his confidence. At times, he seems to really press on his jumpshots — guiding the ball, instead of shooting it. Additionally, he doesn’t have the quickest release in the world, which limits his effectiveness when shooting under distressing pressure.

However, optimistically, when breaking free on the break, Stauskas has given glimpses of some of his advanced feel for the game that made scouts giddy just a year ago.

Most often times,


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who stepped down last year to assume a prestigious professorship at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

"Dr. Thornton is the right person at the right time for City Schools," said Baltimore City Schools board chair Shanaysha Sauls. "We are thrilled to attract someone with his national profile in public education to Baltimore."

Details of Thornton’s transition to Baltimore City Public Schools are being developed.

Baltimore and Milwaukee are similar in size. Milwaukee has a little more than 78,000 students while Baltimore has 84,000. Their budgets are also about the same at a little more than $1 billion a piece.

Sauls said that Baltimore City Schools is working on long-term reforms in several areas where Thornton has "deep experience and demonstrated expertise."

Thornton signed a contract renewal with MPS just last summer.

Mayor TomDistrict, in Chester, Pa. He was also chief academic officer in Philadelphia and he has held top school leadership jobs in Maryland and North Carolina.

MILWAUKEE IS LOSING ITS SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. DR. GREGORY THORNTON WAS INTRODUCED TODAY AS THE NEW HEAD OF THE BALTIMORE SCHOOL SYSTEM. IT'S A STORY WISN-12 NEWS FIRST BROKE YESTERDAY. TONIGHT, KENT WAINSCOTT LOOKS AT THE POTENTIAL FALLOUT FOR M-P-S AND ITS STUDENTS. IT WAS A WARM WELCOME AS DR. GREGORY THORNTON TALKED ABOUT HIS NEW ROLE LEADING BALTIMORE'S SCHOOLS. DR. GREGORY THORNTON - AS I LOOK AT BALTIMORE I SEE MYSELF. I WOULD NOT BE STANDING IN FRONT OF YOU TODAY AS CEO OF BALTIMORE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IF IT WERE NOT FOR EDUCATION. AND I WANT TO CREATE THE SAME OPPORTUNITY FOR THEIR CHILDREN.


between the Schools of Medicine, Nursing, Public Health at USC and the Dorn VA Medical Center. The project will use an Administrative Core and an Immunotoxicology Laboratory Core. The Administrative Core will provide scientific leadership including the External Scientific Advisory Committee, the Internal Advisory Committee and Steering Committee, mentorship to junior faculty, post- and predoctoral trainees as well as oversight on fiscal, personnel, and space issues. The Immunotoxicology Laboratory Core will not only serve as a source of the instrumentation resource for pursuing cutting-edge research on whole animals through single cell imaging to molecular level analysis, along with the technological support, but also perform immunotoxicity testing of the plant products. The university will provide seed funds for developmental projects in CAM and enhance recruitment of junior faculty andquickly, he sprinted down to the ground floor and waited for the postman to appear.

When he confronted the postman, the latter could not explain why he did not wait for the door to open before leaving.

Lau mentioned that the whole process of answering the doorbell and sprinting down only took five minutes.

In a subsequent comment, Lau revealed that the postman did not even bring up Lau's package, meaning his intention was to leave only the delivery notification at Lau's door:

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Lau's encounter prompted netizens to share similar experiences with "unprofessional" postmen:

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In The Theory of the Modern Stage , leading drama critic, Eric Bentley, brings together landmark writings by dramatists, directors and thinkers who have had a profound effect on the theatre since the mid nineteenth century, from Adolphe Appia to Émile Zola.
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The LMA congratulates Arsène Wenger OBE, who will reach the significant landmark of 1000 matches as Arsenal manager when his side face Chelsea this Saturday.

In doing so, Wenger will become one of only four men in the modern era of English football, including Sir Matt Busby, Sir Alex Ferguson and Dario Gradi to surpass the 1000 game landmark at one club.

In a highly distinguished career, which spans over 30 years in France, Japan and England his personal tally is 1,435 professional matches.

During his time at Arsenal, Wenger has become the club’s most successful and longest-serving manager in their history.

The Gunners won the Barclays Premier League and The FA Cup double less than two years after Wenger’s appointment (he became the first non-British manager


to achieve this) and repeated the feat four seasons later.

Arsenal have won the title three times under his stewardship. The third championship, in 2004, was extraordinary for the fact that they went unbeaten throughout the entire league season, a Barclays Premier League record.

Arsène Wenger, the current longest serving manager in English football, has won The FA Cup on four occasions and led Arsenal to the final of the Champions League in 2006, as well as two Carling Cup finals in 2007 and 2011.

In addition, he was awarded an honorary OBE for services to football in 2003. Twice Wenger has been LMA Manager of the Year – in 2002 and 2004.

LMA Board Member, Sir Alex Ferguson, CBE, said:

‘I congratulate Arsène in reaching this momentous landmark. Having also reached thebrought to our game. I congratulate him and Arsenal Football Club for proving that doing things the ‘right way’ can be rewarded by sustained achievement at the highest level both on and off the field of play.’

LMA Chief Executive, Richard Bevan, said:

‘On behalf of everyone at the LMA, I congratulate Arsène on reaching such a momentous milestone as manager of Arsenal. When you consider there are just 23 managers in the very select group to have reached the landmark of 1000 matches in English football, this feat is even more impressive as he is one of just four men to have accomplished it at one club, and with Arsenal being one of the world’s most prestigious clubs. Arsène has enjoyed a hugely successful career as the manager of


MIDFIELDER Ariel Borysiuk has left QPR by mutual consent with immediate effect.

The 26 year-old, who joined Rangers in June 2016, made 11 starts and three substitute appearances for the R's during his time at Loftus Road.

The club wishes Ariel well for the future.MOURNERS at the funeral of a little girl who died on Christmas Day wore pink in memory of their angel 'Lulu'.

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Lucia, from the Meadows in Ballybrit, Galway city, was injured when her family car was involved in a three-car crash in storm conditions on the M6 motorway on December 18.

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of mourners who had worn pink ribbons, ties and scarves in her memory, Fr Forde said the girl's favourite colour would remind everybody of this special person: "She has gone to that place where most of us won't get the premier tickets that she has got.

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Fr Forde said the family had been left shattered by the accident which led to her death "on Christmas Day of all days, when God became one with us, Lucia was made one with God".

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The Finance Ministry did not respond to a request for comment on the views of Jadaan.

Saudi industry sources dismissed JASTA as a reason for not listing in New York, noting that Saudi Arabia is believed to have hundreds of billions of dollars of investments in the United States already, including Aramco assets.

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I recently had the treat of chatting with a delightful husband-wife team that performs with the Broadway Tour of An American in Paris. Now I can’t wait to see them in the show!

What could be more romantic than a trip to Paris with the love of your life? Perhaps it’s transporting an audience to Paris eight times a week, while touring the country. That is what married couple Kirsten and Matthew Scott are doing in the national tour of AN AMERICAN IN PARIS, which dances into Madison on February 28th.

Kirsten (Milo Davenport) and Matthew (Adam Hochberg) are a married couple on a real life adventure. After living in Midtown Manhattan and working on Broadway for the past ten years–most notably Kirsten in Big Fish, andMatthew in Jersey Boys, they made a life changing decision. Through hard work, talent, and a bit of serendipity, the couple was cast in their first national tour. They let go of their apartment and packed their belongings into storage so they could embark on this adventure of traveling the country while living the dream of performing.

Kirsten says, “We get to see a little slice of different parts of the country. There are times when I look at Matt and think we’re on vacation and forget this is a job.”

While they’ve marveled at the magnificent Kennedy Center Opera house, the history and food of New Orleans, and the unexpected charm of Albuquerque, most of their tour stops leave little time for sightseeing beyond exploring the local gyms, yoga


studios, and coffee shops.

“Downtime is at a premium,” Matthew explains. “Most people don’t realize that we perform Tuesday through Sunday, and on Monday, which would be our day off in New York, becomes a travel day. Monday is the day we get up early and take two flights or a bus, arriving at a hotel at four or five in the afternoon and unpack. There may be a time to grab dinner, or see a little bit.”

Each night they report to one beautiful theatre after another to perform in the Tony Award winning musical. AN AMERICAN IN PARIS begins at the close of World War II in Paris. Inspired by the Academy-Award winning film, AN AMERICAN IN PARIS is the romantic story about an American soldier, a mysteriousFrench girl and an indomitable European city, each yearning for a new beginning in the aftermath of war

The dance heavy show features three large ballet numbers, directed and choreographed by 2015 Tony Award-winner Christopher Wheeldon. “AN AMERICAN IN PARIS harkens back to the old school musical like Oklahoma,” Kirsten explains. “That show was the first to take a departure from the theatrical singing and acting and blend in a dream ballet that supports the plot.”

While the husband-wife team only share a couple of moments on stage, they do sing a duet together, albeit separate as they are singing about other people in other worlds.

A special moment each night for Kirsten, is when the main character Lise sings “The Man I Love.” Kirsten recalls fondly how the song brought


her and Matthew together in college when they would meet at his apartment and he would help her break down the lyrically beautiful, yet difficult song. “I never felt that connected to a song before.”

When asked what their plans are when the couple steps out of AN AMERICAN IN PARIS in July, they are waiting to see where the wind blows them. Matthew says, “We realize how lucky we are on this glorious vacation.”

AN AMERICAN IN PARIS won four 2015 Tony Awards, four Drama Desk Awards, four Outer Critics Circle Awards, the Drama League Award for Best Musical, three Fred and Adele Astaire Awards, and two Theatre World Awards.

These are the shows I saw last year. It’s a lot. Maybe I should be embarrassed by the volume, buteventually land the role of Angel. However about a year later, I learned that RENT was closing on Broadway, and I was disappointed for the young actor not quite reaching his goals. Little did I know, he was just getting started.

A few years later I was in New York on business and catching a couple of shows including GODSPELL. To my surprise, I recognized Telly Leung in the cast. He was amazing and his vocals were phenomenal. The rest of the cast wasn’t shabby either. It included Hunter Parrish from Weeds fame, Uzo Aduba before she hit it big in Orange is the New Black, and Lindsay Mendez who is quite theBroadway star in her own right. I saw the show twice!

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the catalyst of the exhaust emission control device is executed. When the catalyst warm-up is required in this hybrid vehicle, the internal combustion engine is operated at a first operating point at which ignition timing of the internal combustion engine is on a retard side, and then the internal combustion engine is operated at a second operating point, at which an output demand for the internal combustion engine is fixed, with the ignition timing returned after the temperature in a catalyst end portion is raised. After the catalyst warm-up is completed, the process proceeds to a normal operation for changing the output demand for the internal combustion engine based on an output demand for the entire vehicle (refer to JP 2012-40915 A).
In addition, internal combustion engines that haveCroatian breeds is in agreement with previous results^[@CR24]^ obtained after the study of several Balkan breeds with microsatellite markers, showing a clear distinction which is now confirmed at the genomic level and with a wider panel of breeds. The isolation of Turopolje breed is not surprising, as this breed is among the oldest ones in Europe, apparently being locally domesticated in the Middle Ages^[@CR31]^, while Black Slavonian breed was formed at the end of the 19th century by crossing Mangalitsa with several imported breeds of pig. However, as both breeds were raised in the past in the same geographical area, the observed few exceptions in clustering may result from uncontrolled mating between them^[@CR32]^. Moreover, previous works using microsatellite markers already showed higher genetic heterogeneity in the Black Slavonian


grouped, all composing a nucleus of South-Western European populations. A close relatedness between the domestic breeds and the wild relative is observed. This finding is in agreement with the previously proposed recurrent admixture between wild and domesticated animals in Europe^[@CR10],[@CR33]^, which might be especially intense in these local breeds, exploited in free-range systems, favoring a long history of genetic exchange with wild boars. The only breed coming from the Iberian Peninsula and being located far away from the south-western cluster is the Bísara breed, for which the separation from Iberian breed had been previously reported^[@CR8],[@CR12]^. This is in agreement with its Celtic origin^[@CR34]^. Interestingly (Swallow-bellied) Mangalitsa pigs are located in the middle of the western nucleus, quite far away from Moravka (the other Serbian breed), as already evidencedWhite breed was developed by improving Lithuanian Indigenous wattle pigs with Large White, Middle White, Edelschwein, Berkshire and local Danish pigs^[@CR35]^, which may explain its apparently high genetic diversity, despite several bottlenecks occurred since 2003, leading to a critical situation nowadays. The Schwäbisch-Hällisches Schwein breed was originated by crossing local pigs in Württemberg with Chinese pigs, and later by crossbreeding with pigs imported from England^[@CR2]^. The creation of Black Slavonian breed, which was a dominant one on the territory of Croatia up to the mid-20th century, resulted from planned crossing between Mangalitsa, Berkshire, Poland China and Large Black (Cornwall) pig^[@CR36],[@CR37]^. On the other hand, several breeds have been subjected to crossbreeding with cosmopolitan European breeds carrying Asiatic introgression, such as Krškopolje, which was likely crossed with German Landrace


In yesterday’s Washington Post, Walter Pincus reported on the Army’s plans to upgrade airbases and build a series of new special operations facilities across Afghanistan. The story suggests that the construction efforts, due to be completed late next year, represent an investment in the United States’ long-term posture in Afghanistan, and provide further indication that the U.S. mission in the country will continue well beyond the summer of 2011. This is an encouraging development.

The construction plans, focused as they are on enhancing access for special operations forces and expanding intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets (see here and here), also hint at the likely shift in the character of the Afghan mission as conventional U.S. forces are slowly drawn down between next summer and 2014 (the notional deadline setat last month’s Kabul conference for the final withdrawal of foreign troops).

As General Petraeus explained in a recent interview with Wired’sDanger Room, special operations forces currently serve as a critical kinetic component of the population-centric counterinsurgency campaign underway in Afghanistan, countering IED networks and pursuing high-value targets. But as U.S. forces begin to transfer greater responsibility to their Afghan counterparts, counterinsurgency operations slowly wind down, and American lines are increasingly thinned, special operations forces may well represent the primary remaining U.S. presence in the country.

Although a sizeable stability, training, and advisory force—similar to that which now remains in Iraq—would be a preferable alternative, the United States should, at the least, seek to maintain in Afghanistan a series of hubs from which elite forces could continue to conduct counterterrorism


indicate that he missed work and received compensation for more than three weeks. In the July 17, 1973 "Claim for Compensation" claimant filed for the June 30, 1973 accident, he certified that he was "still off." In any event, the record shows that claimant received approximately three weeks of temporary total benefits under the Workers' Compensation Act; from July 2, 1973, to July 23, 1973.
Claimant returned to work on July 23, 1973. On July 22, 1974, he had another accident. A rock fell from a hanging wall and struck claimant on the back, knocking him over. He reported the accident to his boss, Cliff Newstrand, who filled out a written "Report of Alleged Injury." On the report Newstrand stated that he did not advise Wassberg to get medicaltreatment. Claimant's testimony at trial, however, was to the contrary; he stated that Mr. Newstrand "told me to go to the doctor and that slip was enough for the company to pay the bills." Claimant again went to see Dr. West, he was not charged for the treatment, so he assumed that the Company had paid for it. Claimant testified at trial that after the 1974 accident, he had "a burning sensation down along side of the legs." At times, he stated, he could not even walk. Apparently though, from claimant's "Service Record," he did not miss any work because of the 1974 accident. He worked until November 28, 1975, and was then laid off.
In 1976, while still laid off, Mr. Wassberg went in to talk to Tom


Bugni who was at the time a claims officer in the industrial accident office for the Anaconda mines. He went in at that time because he was so "crippled that [he] could hardly move." He told Mr. Bugni of the 1974 accident and requested further medical care. Bugni authorized medical care at the Company's expense. At the 1976 examination, claimant curiously told the doctor that his injury was from an accident where "I was climbing a ladder, and the ladder pulled loose, and I fell down a raise"  the accident that occurred in 1973 not 1974.
After receiving medical treatment in 1976, claimant continued to be laid off until August 10, 1979. He then was called back to work and remained employed until again laid off on Junecases, legally incorrect), induced the claimant into foregoing further action.
Finally, in our most recent case on this point, we further elaborated on the situation where an estoppel arises. In Davis v. Jones (Mont. 1983), 661 P.2d 859, 40 St.Rep. 570, the claimant's husband, a ranch hand, became unconscious while chipping a water hole on an ice covered reservoir. His employer sent him home and suggested he see a doctor. He instead went to see some friends. That night he died at home of a heart attack. The exchange that occurred between the employer and the decedent's wife subsequent to his death was the following:
"On February 17, 1980, the claimant went to the employer for her husband's last paycheck. The employer gave the claimant her husband's last check plus


injury at least two too many times.
On June 30, 1973, he was injured in the Steward mine. He fell from the ladder while he was installing stulls (the lumber framework that held back the ever-pending rock). While he was not hospitalized for his injury, he was examined by Dr. West, a Butte chiropractor, and was off work from July 1, 1973 to July 22, 1973 inclusive.
Wassberg gave only verbal notice of his June 30, 1973 injury to his employer. Thereafter the employer did everything necessary for him to obtain his benefits. They provided an employer's first report of occupational injury, prepared by Tom Bugni. They also prepared his claim for compensation to be filed with the Division of Workmans' Compensation. On July 20, 1973, by letter to thethen Industrial Accident Board, Bugni, for the Anaconda Company, enclosed to the Industrial Accident Board the employer's first report of injury, the claim for compensation, and two receipts for compensation, showing that Wassberg had been paid $156 for the period from July 1, 1973 to July 14, 1973 and the further sum of $78 for the period to July 22, 1973.
It is important to note that with respect to the June 30, 1973 injury, all that Wassberg did in order to get full compensation benefits was to give verbal notice to the company. Its agent, Bugni, took care of the rest.
On July 22, 1974, at 10 p.m., a rock fell from the hanging wall of the stope and struck Wassberg on the back. He sustained bruises from the


that he had a sprain in his low back, and had radicular pain down his left leg.
In 1976, Wassberg returned to Bugni. Wassberg felt he was crippled so that he could hardly move. Bugni told him to go to get medical help in connection with his condition. Wassberg went to Dr. Blom and Dr. Davidson, as well as Dr. West. It is reported that the Anaconda Company paid the bills for that medical attention.
It was not until 1982 that Wassberg discovered that the Anaconda Company did not recognize his claim for compensation benefits for his physical injuries. Wassberg testified to his understanding that as long as he filed the "industrial slip" on the hill, that he was covered for the rest of his life as to that injury.
Theprobable reason that Wassberg made no claim for compensation benefits prior to 1982 is that he continued in employment by the Anaconda Company at various jobs. He continued to work at the Kelly until July 10, 1975 when he was relieved because he "loses too much time." On July 22, 1975 he was reemployed at the Kelly until November 9, 1975 when he was transferred to the leach department of the company. He worked at the leach department until November 28, 1975 when he was let go because of "reduction in force." He was off for approximately four years when he returned to work at the leach plant on September 10, 1979. He was transferred on October 2, 1979 to the Kelley mine where he worked until June


company at various of its properties at Butte. Of course he could have no claim for compensation benefits for that time because he was receiving wages from the company. His layoff on November 28, 1975 was because of reduction in force. Thus we have the seemingly inequitable situation of an employee receiving regular wages during the period of time that he could have presented a written claim to the Workers' Compensation Division for his benefits. A few months after the time for filing his claim expired, he was laid off under a reduction in force.
We apparently have here a situation where the employer, knowing that Wassberg had suffered an industrial accident, had him on the payroll on jobs that he could perform through the period of time thatto tell him I live in fear of where he will be going next. He will have his 27th birthday this month, in the US [at home] I hope...

(Ed...GWRRA is honoring George and his Mom with George's own Life membership due to his long service to GWRRA and his country.)

Travelog(final in the series)

byDeborah Nielsen

Traveling to the AMA Women and Motorcycling Conference, August 19-22, 2009 at Keystone Resort, Colorado.

I rode my Suzuki Bandit 1250S on this trip.The day before I left home I installed a new taller windscreen. The installation did not go according to plan because I lost one of the screws. The windscreen was held securely in that the screw I lost was one of eight, but I did have a slight vibration at speed. I figured


out why they say not to install new accessories right before a trip. I had the missing screw replaced at the dealership when I took the bike in for service a couple of weeks later.

As far as luggage, I used a pair of RKA soft saddlebags, a Tour Master Cortech tank bag and two Roadgear duffle-type tail bags. My clothing went in the saddlebags; digital camera equipment, my "repair" bag with tire repair and first aid kits, a couple of pairs of shoes, a fleece jacket, spare face shield, a couple of books and a notebook went in the two tail bags. In the tank bag went a microfiber towel to clean my face shield, windscreen, and headlights while on the road, a water bottle, lip balm, sunscreen,miles of construction, half of which was behind a pilot car. At Walden, I took Hwy 14 over Cameron Pass and through Poudre Canyon to Fort Collins. Coming into Fort Collins, I turned north onto Hwy 1 to Wellington where I caught I-25 to Cheyenne.

High Mileage Contest -- New Program

GWRRA is very proud to announce a new Member-suggested Contest! This contest was sent to us by Brian Roundtree from Woodstock, Georgia, and will begin April 1, 2010, and will run through October 31, 2010. It is just as it sounds. The Member who has driven the most number of miles on his or her motorcycle or trike between these dates will be honored as the winner of the first GWRRA High Mileage Contest.

It is an honor program, meaning


district court entered judgment for $108,852.27 plus interest in favor of Tosco Corporation against Lankford Oil Company, Inc. and the Bank of Clarksville.  In response to the bank's motion for postjudgment relief, the court stayed execution of the judgment but required the bank to file a bond to cover postjudgment and appellate proceedings.  The bank filed a supersedeas bond on which the Reliance Insurance Company was surety.  While its appeal to the Sixth Circuit was pending, the bank was declared insolvent and was closed by the Tennessee Commissioner of Financial Instituties.  The FDIC was appointed as receiver.

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Subsequently, the FDIC and its counsel were substituted in the appeal then pending before the Sixth Circuit.  After the court of appeals affirmed the judgment for Tosco,the FDIC informed Tosco that it would not pay the judgment until termination of the receivership proceedings.  Tosco promptly filed a 'Motion for Enforcement of Judgment Against Surety' seeking a judgment against Reliance upon the bond in favor of the bank.  The district court granted Tosco's motion, and Reliance appeals.

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On appeal, Reliance raises several arguments.  First, it argues that it should be released as surety because the substitution of the FDIC as the party to the appellate proceedings constituted a material alteration of Reliance's contractual obligation without notice.  Furthermore, Reliance argues that its rights were prejudiced without notice by the substitution of the FDIC and its counsel.  Reliance also contends that it is released as surety because there is no 'successors and assigns'


language in the 'conditions' paragraph of the bond.  Finally, Reliance claims that even if it remains liable upon the bond, it is entitled to a judgment over against the FDIC in the FDIC's corporate capacity.

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After carefully considering the record and the arguments and briefs of the parties, we agree with the trial judge that the substitution of the FDIC for the Bank of Clarksville in the underlying litigation did not release Reliance from its obligation as surety on the supersedeas bond.  Reliance is as fully liable as it would have been had the Bank of Clarksville remained a party to the original appeal.  Reliance is not entitled to judgment against the FDIC in its corporate capacity because the FDIC in its corporate capacity is notThe massive surge of refugees in Europe hailing from the Middle East and Africa has barely scratched the surface for the number of asylum seekers who will come to the continent, a German politician warned Monday, the Express reported. It is the European Union's fault that as many as 10 million more will come to Europe because its countries' borders have not been regulated, the German development minister said, pointing in part to the areas in Europe that do not require any documentation for people to freely pass through.

“The protection of external borders is not working. Schengen [abolishment of border controls] has collapsed. A fair distribution of refugees has not taken place," said Gerd Müller, who acknowledged that refugees are "fleeing hunger, misery, violence, and they see no


weekend in Cologne to demand further legal action for the sex attacks, the BBC reported. The demonstration, during which thousands of participants largely condemned Chancellor Angela Merkel's policy on accepting refugees into the country, resulted in the deployment of hundreds of riot police and the use of a water cannon to disperse members of the anti-Islam Pegida movement.

The number of refugees coming to Germany has just begun, Müller warned. "Only 10 percent of the triggered in Syria and Iraq escape shaft has reached us," he said, the Daily Mail reported. "Eight to 10 million is still on its way. Those who come to us now, for several years sat in the tent cities, basements or goat stables without water and electricity. It is shameful that the international communitytrain drivers in its rural and bulk division in the state of Victoria, as part of its drive to impose an EBA that slashed conditions and cut pay. The RTBU conducted no campaign among its members to oppose the lockout, signalling to PN it could conduct similar assaults on other sections of workers.

To oppose the attacks by PN and other freight companies, workers need to make a decisive break with the unions and establish new organisations of struggle, such as independent workplace committees.

These organisations will fight to unite workers across the sector, turn out to other sections of the working class and begin a discussion on a new political strategy. At the centre of a counter-offensive has to be the fight for a workers’ government, based on socialist


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Christopher Tin on Top Score

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I had the distinct pleasure of talking with composer Christopher Tin for our newest episode of Top Score.

Christopher's song cycle, Calling All Dawns, burst onto the classical scene in 2009, winning a Grammy for "Best Classical Crossover Album." The first song in the cycle, Baba Yetu, also won a Grammy that year (2011), resulting in the first Grammy awarded to a song for a video game.

Backing up to 2005, when an old roommate Christopher had from Stanford, Soren Johnson, was working on the fourth game in Sid Meier's widely successful Civilization series, Civilization IV (think of the board game, Risk, in video game form and you'll have a good understanding of the Civilization series). After bumping into each otherat a reunion, Soren asked Christopher to compose the theme song for the game.

Baba Yetu was born, and fans began writing Christopher for more music. He decided to take Baba Yetu and create Calling All Dawns.

Christopher was able to have mezzo-soprano, Frederica von Stade, along with medieval group Anonymous 4 and Chinese soprano Jia Ruhan perform on Calling All Dawns. When I asked how an unknown kid-composer fresh out of college gets such internationally famous musicians, he simply said all he did was ask.

In addition to stars of the classical world, Christopher used groups from his alma mater in the Stanford Taiko and the Stanford Talisman (the mixed-voice a cappella African music choir Christopher conducted as a student).

Although Christopher didn't write the song cycle with live performance in


and from northwestern Europe (Belgium, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom) was evaluated by analysis of molecular variance. A "natural" population structure was revealed, differentiating populations from the east and west coasts of Florida. In addition, isolates from Europe were statistically indistinguishable from the Palm Beach County, FL, population. Furthermore, gene diversity among Palm Beach County VCG 0094 isolates was more than five times greater than among European isolates. Results from both VCG and RFLP analyses strongly support the inference that the European VCG 0094 constitutes a founder population that resulted from intercontinental migration of a few isolates from Palm Beach County, FL.handled with so much tact back in the 50s.

Tony was forced to retire from his professional tennis days after Margot complained about his busy schedule and never being around. She began her own affair with American crime-fiction writer Mark Halliday (Robert Cummings), which Tony secretly discovered.

Mark visits one afternoon and Margot is forced to introduce him to her husband, as an “acquaintance,” but Tony knows all too well of their history. He’s letting on, you see, and after sending the two lovers out for the night, Tony meets with an old friend from his Cambridge University days, a man known as C. A. Swann (Anthony Dawson). Mr. Swann has become a criminal and Tony has incriminating evidence that can put him away for a seriously scary amount of


Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman, May 24, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, author, and artist who has been an influential figure in popular music and culture for more than five decades. Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s, when he became a reluctant "voice of a generation" with songs such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'" which became anthems for the Civil Rights Movement and anti-war movement. In 1965, he... more

Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman, May 24, 1941) is an American singer-songwriter, author, and artist who has been an influential figure in popular music and culture for more than five decades. Much of his most celebrated work dates from the 1960s, when he became a reluctant "voice ofa generation" with songs such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'" which became anthems for the Civil Rights Movement and anti-war movement. In 1965, he controversially "went electric", branching out from his earlier work and alienating some fans of the American folk music revival, recording a six-minute single, "Like a Rolling Stone," which enlarged the scope of popular music.


edited down and buried within the paper. Haynes tells her that it was a bureaucratic mishap, but her colleague Mike Fletcher tells her the piece was cut because of the area where the victims are from. Gutierrez is worried when buy-outs are announced to cut costs at the paper, but ultimately has more opportunities as veteran crime beat reporter Roger Twigg accepts a buy-out.

Without Twigg's expertise and contacts, Gutierrez struggles to find sources to provide analysis for a story about Mayor Tommy Carcetti replacing police commissioner Ervin Burrell. Gutierrez also works with the city desk team to prepare a last-minute story about the Clay Davis corruption case which was initially missed because there is no daily city court reporter on staff.

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Paress is married to former The Wire starBangladesh widens crackdown on atheist bloggers

Bangladesh has widened a crackdown on allegedly blasphemous blogs after a threat by Islamists to march to the capital demanding the prosecution of atheist bloggers, an official said Wednesday.

The telecommunications regulator ordered two leading Internet sites to remove hundreds of posts by seven bloggers whose writings it said offended Muslims, according to its assistant director Rahman Khan.

"These writings have defamed Islam and the Prophet Mohammed. The two sites -- Somewhereinblog.net and Amarblog.com -- have removed most of the posts," Khan told AFP.

Khan said the regulator was scrutinising other sites to identify and erase "blasphemous blogs" in an attempt to ensure religious harmony in the mainly Muslim nation.

The move comes after Islamic groups and clerics, who have staged a series of deadly protests against


atheist bloggers in recent weeks, threatened to march en masse to Dhaka on April 6 unless the bloggers are prosecuted.

The debate between militant atheists and fundamentalists has been a popular subject in Bangladesh's blogosphere and on social media for years, but it took a deadly turn last month when an alleged anti-Islam blogger was murdered.

The government has blocked about a dozen websites and blogs to stem the anti-blasphemy violence that left eight people dead. It also set up a panel, which included intelligence chiefs, to snoop for blasphemy in the social media.

Blogger Asif Mohiuddin said 120 of his posts had been erased from Somewhereinblog.net. "The government is targeting the bloggers to appease the Islamists", Mohiuddin, who identifies himself as a militant atheist, told AFP.

Mohiuddin, who was critically injuredexcellent care of her mother and father. The demands of her position led her to hire professional help in her home to ensure her parents’ care while she worked each day. She also took counsel on her caregiving decisions from her older brother and sister.

Her father suffered from Parkinson’s Disease. It was painful watching this strong patriarch deteriorate, and it was heartbreaking when his descent into dementia further complicated the situation.

Becoming sick and frail, Maria’s father was hospitalized, and then sent to rehab for therapy to help with his physical condition. Three months in that facility did not have as positive an outcome as the family had hoped, and it looked as if moving him to a nursing home was the most sensible next move.

When I met Maria,


she was tormented by the decisions she was being asked to make. Her brother and sister thought it impractical for their father to return to her home for care. The facility wanted to move Dad to their nursing home as his Medicare benefit for 90 days of skilled nursing was running out.

Already scheduled to have a meeting with the facility’s staff, I advised Maria not to make any commitments or sign anything at that meeting. Unfortunately, she was intimidated and acquiesced. Her father was moved to the nursing home.

Conferring with my colleagues, we knew the reputation of the facility in question and were not supportive of the decision to move Dad to that particular place, but Dad was transferred anyway.

The next day, Maria received and forwarded their firstwas chosen for the father’s care which was less than half the cost of the facility he was in, and where he was bathed regularly, fed three times daily and taken to the bathroom as needed. He gained 7 pounds the first week at the place we recommended.

Meanwhile, our Medicaid expert got the applications for both parents successfully processed without penalties. Mom was approved for community Medicaid (for in home care) and Dad was approved for facility Medicaid.

Maria resumed gardening in the spring and has become more involved in the nurture of her grand-nephew and his mother, her beloved niece. She was finally able to sleep at night, knowing that her parents’ needs were being addressed appropriately, much more affordably, with compassion and skill.

As we proceed with her


to her inappropriate and inaccessible rooms.

Our team intervened, negotiated an extra night at the facility, transferred her to a clean, safe, modestly priced facility. We arranged to have her legal paperwork executed at that residence, and even provided the witnesses needed to have the documents duly completed.

Our Medicaid professional applied for Auntie’s benefits, and she is receiving the care she needs. Tess got to go back to her own home down south to oversee the construction of her new house while her father is cared for by a vetted, qualified professional in New Jersey.

Tess is still coping with a lot. But thanks to our team, she and her loved ones are all receiving the care they need, and Grand Family Planning continues to provide support and guidance asthe situation evolves.

Mom Doesn’t Have Dementia! Or Does She?

94 year old Mom fell and broke her collar bone. The unmarried son who had been living with her (and sponging off her) went AWOL as soon as she landed in the hospital. Her married son and daughter in law took her in and gave her excellent care.

A year and a half later, the caregivers were losing their minds. Mom had always been controlling, but now she was off the charts. They didn’t realize it, but she had dementia. They were busy trying to cope with Mom’s demands while living their lives and running their businesses. They were running out of patience.

When they came to us, we recommended respite: placing Mom “temporarily” in a nice home so the kids could


POWs and the Global War on Terrorism: Year In Review 2004

The conduct of the parties in the global war on terrorism declared by the United States and the war in Iraq stirred up great controversy in 2004. The applicability of the accepted rules of war to these conflicts came under special scrutiny. Once the invasion of Afghanistan began in October 2001, the administration of Pres. George W. Bush declared that captured members of the al-Qaeda terrorist organization were “unlawful combatants” who had no right to protection under international law. Furthermore, such persons could be held indefinitely without formal charges under powers that Congress granted the president to fight terrorism. The administration also said it would apply the Geneva Conventions to soldiers of Afghanistan’s deposed Taliban regime but wouldnot grant them status as prisoners of war (POWs; combatants who surrendered or were unable to fight owing to illness or wounds and were captured by their enemy). Since that time, more than 600 persons captured in Afghanistan and elsewhere had been detained in a U.S. military facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. The detainees included nationals of more than 30 countries, including the U.K., France, and Australia.

In March 2003 the U.S. led an invasion of Iraq to depose dictator Saddam Hussein. By the time President Bush declared an end to major combat operations in May 2003, coalition forces were holding more than 7,000 Iraqi POWs. Their fate and that of combatants captured since then became a global issue after photographs of U.S. soldiers abusing prisoners in Abu Ghraib


prison near Baghdad were published starting in April 2004. During the furor that ensued, more evidence came to light that prisoners held by the U.S. in various locations had been beaten, sexually assaulted, deprived of sleep and medical attention, frightened by dogs, and subjected to other forms of intimidation, humiliation, and abuse. These acts were part of interrogations, supposedly to get prisoners to reveal useful information about terrorist activities. The existence of “ghost detainees”—so called because their identities and locations were being kept secret, potentially in contravention of international law—was also reported.

The Law of Prisoners

Warfare has always contained an element of lawlessness, and POWs are among the most vulnerable of its victims. In ancient times it was common for POWs to be killed, tortured, or enslaved. By the17th century, POWs had come to be regarded as prisoners of the detaining state and not the property of individual captors. It was not until 1899, with the signing of the First Hague Convention, however, that the international community agreed to codify rules for safeguarding POWs against neglect and mistreatment. These rules were strengthened somewhat in the Second Hague Convention of 1907, but they still proved to be inadequate protection for POWs during World War I. Despite numerous reports of POWs’ having been abused, little effort was made after 1918 to punish those responsible.

The Third Geneva Convention was drafted in 1929 specifically to address issues surrounding the treatment of POWs. (The First Geneva Convention [1864] dealt with the care of wounded soldiers; a second convention covered warfare at


sea.) The 1929 convention made it illegal to torture POWs and stated that a prisoner was required to provide only his or her name, date of birth, rank, and service number (if applicable). Prisoners also had to be supplied food sufficient to keep them in good health, adequate clothing, and medical care, and they were to be protected against violence, degrading or humiliating treatment, and public curiosity. The convention also called for POWs to be released and repatriated without delay once hostilities had ended. Another important measure to ensure humane treatment of prisoners, visits by the International Committee of the Red Cross, was stipulated under the convention, and the detaining government was enjoined to follow the ICRC’s advice.

The Third Geneva Convention was in force during World War II.Because Japan and the Soviet Union had not signed it, however, both states declared that they were not required to treat POWs according to its rules. This led to widespread abuses and retaliation by Nazi Germany against Soviet prisoners under its control. After the war many German and Japanese officers were tried and convicted for the maltreatment and murder of POWs.

The Third Geneva Convention was revised in 1949, and a fourth section was added to protect civilians. The entire set is currently referred to as the “Geneva Conventions of 1949” or, more commonly, the “Geneva Conventions.” Together these form the basis of modern international humanitarian law (also known as the laws of war), and 192 countries—including Afghanistan, Iraq, and the U.S.—are parties to them. In 1977 two protocols


were added to the Geneva Conventions that significantly altered the criteria of eligibility for POW status, but Afghanistan, Iraq, and the U.S. were not signatories.

The Geneva Conventions

The Geneva Conventions divide all persons in an armed conflict into two categories: combatants and civilians. Combatants are authorized to fight in accordance with the laws of war on behalf of a party to the conflict. Civilians are not authorized to fight but are protected from deliberate targeting by combatants as long as they do not take up arms. Under the Geneva Conventions, parties to an armed conflict have the right to capture and intern enemy combatants as well as civilians who pose a danger to the security of the state. Enemy combatants are not presumed to be guilty of any crime;rather, they are detained to remove them as a threat on the battlefield. The detaining power has the right to punish enemy soldiers and civilians for crimes committed prior to their capture as well as during captivity, but only after a fair trial in accordance with applicable international law. The Geneva Conventions stipulate that POWs should be tried in a military court unless the existing laws of the detaining power permit trials of its own military personnel in a civil court for the same offense. POWs have the right to defense by a qualified advocate or counsel of his or her own choice, to the calling of witnesses, and, if he or she deems it necessary, to the services of a competent interpreter. For example, former Panamanian leader


Gen. Manuel Noriega was given a 30-year prison term for drug trafficking and other crimes even though he was a POW captured during the U.S. invasion of Panama in 1989. According to the ICRC, all detainees taken in war are protected by the Geneva Conventions, and violations of the accords may constitute either war crimes or crimes against humanity.

To be considered POWs under the Geneva Conventions, detainees must fall under one of these categories:

1. Members of the regular armed forces of a party to the conflict or of militias or volunteer corps forming part of such armed forces

2. Members of other militias or other volunteer corps, including those of organized resistance movements, as long as they:

(a) are part of an identifiable command structure

(b) have fixed distinctive insignia recognizablebetter way to do it than out in the sunshine with a glass of fine French wine in your hand.

Bormes-les-Mimosas is also popular with those who love the great outdoors, with hiking, walking, cycling, mountain biking, horse riding and fishing just some of the many activities that can be arranged in the local area. The fine beaches of the Mediterranean coast are also just a short distance away.

Places to visit on holiday in Bormes-les-Mimosas, France

Visitors to Bormes-les-Mimosas are presented with a huge number of other towns and villages within easy reach of their accommodation. There are many attractive seaside towns along the Mediterranean coast, with Le Pradet (28 km) being one of the finest. The town boasts a picturesque port, some great restaurants and a famous mining museum.


Just 9 km away, the town of La-Londe-les-Maures is also worth a visit, mainly due to its excellent Tropical Bird Garden.

Weather in Bormes-les-Mimosas, France

The weather in Bormes-les-Mimosas is at its finest between June and September, when the daily average temperature is 27°C and over 30°C is a common occurrence. Outside of peak season temperatures remain mild, and a pleasant holiday in Bormes-les-Mimosas can be enjoyed at discounted prices during March and April.

Travel to Bormes-les-Mimosas, France

Toulon-Hyeres Airport (TLN) is just 20km from Bormes-les-Mimosas, but only receives seasonal flights from budget airline Ryanair, from Bristol and London Stansted. Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is an alternative destination, and is 125 km from Bormes-les-Mimosas. British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair all fly to this destination.

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they weren't on some things it depends on the agency and subject matter. They certainly were with the Zapruder film in getting physical custody of the film, kind of, sort of, and yet not getting the intellectual property rights of the damn thing. The god damn Zapruder family and the 6th Floor Museum in Dallas, Texas still profit off of the film. Tunheim thought it was all set, then went on a vacation with his family somewhere, and boom, some shit happened. The Zapruder film and the ARRB was just a fiasco. They were damn good on the medical evidence.But, yes, there was certainly some monkey business with the CIA, but not limited to the CIA. If you're thorough and go through every document page by page, there'scamp was indeed a CIA agent, working for their domestic contact division. Jim has been thinking about the ARRB since Tunheim came back and gave a speech at a JFK CAPA ( the former COPA organization) conference/event at the Newseum in D.C. recently. Jim did an interview with David Giglio. This is a long interview, 90 minutes, and covering many topics, basically the whole JFK case from the beginning. Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, and Eddie Barker at KRLD in Dallas, the CBS affiliate followed the activities of the WC and interviewed and filmed many witnesses and officials to sell the WC like a used car. They had interviews, films, graphics, a TV studio, the whole works ready to go the second the Report was released to the public.


She had named her “7phile”, because he was practically in love with the number ‘7’. He could connect anything with the number ‘7’. And he liked it. He liked being referred to as 7phile whenever they talked over chat. She had made him one of her best friends. And he wanted to be that forever. He had named her Pixie.

They had discovered many kinds of games that could be played over a chat. They used to refer to every game as a version of improv. Improv was a game that they played regularly. They often modified the rules and the way the game was played. One night, they were talking about creative writing. The conversation flowed from creative writing to instantaneous thought formation. One of them gave a"A bottle of beer rescued from the crash of the Hindenburg recently sold at auction for over $16,000 according to This is Wiltshire in the UK. This is significantly above the estimate placed on the bottle of $4,000 - $8,000. The airship crashed on May 6, 1937 over Lakehurst, New Jersey where the bottle and other memorabilia was found by fire Chief Leroy Smith at the scene of the disaster.

Apparently the fire chief found a total of six scorched bottles and a pitcher at the scene. He buried his treasures and then came back afterward to dig them up and hand them out as souvenirs to his colleagues. No one knows where the other bottles are located except for one, which chief Smith gave to the Lowenbrau brewery


in 1977, where it remains today. He kept one bottle and the pitcher, which bears the logo of the Deutsche Zeppelin Reedrei airline that operated the Hindenburg. Both pieces are scorched and were sold with letters of provenance and an account of how the items were acquired."

Tutankhamun Ale – $52 per bottleThis expensive beer has a peculiar history. It’s brewed in a Cambridge laboratory from a recipe discovered in the Queen Nefertiti’s Temple of the Sun in Egypt. The beer is named after the queen’s stepson, more commonly known as King Tut. The temple, which housed a brewery, is believed to have been built by King Akenhaten, Tut’s predecessor and likely father. This beer is also limited and may be purchased for $52 per bottle.

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US President Donald Trump on Monday denied an Axios report that he wanted to drop nuclear bombs on hurricanes before they made landfall in the United States, calling it "ridiculous".

During a briefing, Trump asked if it would be possible to disrupt hurricanes forming off the coast of Africa by dropping a nuclear bomb in the eye of the storm, a report on the Axios website said on Sunday.

According to an anonymous source, the news website said that attendees left the hurricane briefing thinking, "What do we do with this?"

Axios did not say when this conversation took place.

But Trump slammed the story, calling it "fake news," in his latest swipe at the media.

"The story


by Axios that President Trump wanted to blow up large hurricanes with nuclear weapons prior to reaching shore is ridiculous. I never said this. Just more FAKE NEWS!" he tweeted.

The White House declined to comment on the report earlier, but Axios quoted a senior administration official as saying Trump's "objective is not bad."

Axios said the president had previously made a similar suggestion in a 2017 conversation, asking a senior official whether the administration should bomb hurricanes to prevent them making landfall.

Trump did not specify in 2017 that nuclear bombs be used.

The idea of bombing hurricanes is not a new one -- and was originally proposed by a government scientist in the 1950s under President Dwight Eisenhower.

Since then it has continued to pop up, even though scientists agree itwould not work. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a page dedicated to the concept.

"During each hurricane season, there always appear suggestions that one should simply use nuclear weapons to try and destroy the storms," the NOAA said.

Not only would a bomb not alter a storm, the winds would quickly spread radioactive fallout over nearby land, NOAA added.

"Needless to say, this is not a good idea," said NOAA.

The US is regularly pummeled by hurricanes. In 2017 one named Harvey became the strongest hurricane to make landfall in 12 years.

Twitter lit up with reactions to the Axios story, with many users appearing shocked.

"Not 'The Onion,'" one user wrote, referring to the satirical news publication known for outlandish headlines.

"What could possibly go wrong?" asked another.

Many tweets also included the


Khloe Terae recently finished shooting her new racy calendar and she wants her Instagram fans to take a look at what’s to come. The Playboy model recently took to the popular social media platform to share a series of snaps from her recent photo shoot, including one in which she is featured wearing a one-piece swimsuit that barely covers her assets.

In the photo in question, the Canadian model is rocking a black one piece that features two straps over her breasts in place of a regular swimsuit top. The straps run down to the area below her belly button as she holds the strap forward in a way that exposes even more skin.

The 25-year-old shared two photos of the same shot. In the first, she is posing sidewayskneeling down on a large floor pillow in a pose that largely hides the barely-there swimsuit, giving off the impression that she is completely naked. In the second photo, she is still holding the same pose, but the camera catches a more frontal shot of her, giving a better view of what the one piece looks like.

In both snaps, she is posing in front of several plants, and she paired her swimsuit with a sailor-type hat also in black.

In the caption, she joked about the style of her swimsuit by stating, “It’s called fashion hunnie,” a message she paired with a crying laughing emoji and a black heart. She goes on to explain that she just finished shooting her 2019 calendar, and takes the opportunity to thank those


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He ran outside to catch more. A little boy saw him and recognized what he was doing. They immediately had something in common. He asked Ralphie how many he had caught. Ralph didn't really answer him, other than to shriek "POKEMON!!!!" and jump up and down with excitement while flapping his arms. Then the little boy showed him how many HE had caught (over 100!) and Ralph said "WOWWWW!" and they high-fived. I almost cried.

Koppelman goes on to describe an evening of fun with her son, as he interacted with neighbors and other players and willingly got out of his comfort zone. She seems almost overwhelmed by the experience, writing, “I didn't know if I should laugh, or cry.”

The Facebook post has been shared more than 6,000 times,A Canadian sniper has beat the record for the longest confirmed kill in military history by picking off an ISIS fighter from a staggering 11,319 feet.

Major-General Michael Rouleau said the troops, whose job it is to advise and assist the Iraqi security forces, fired in defence of their partner.

The bullet was fired from a McMillan TAC-50 rifle set on a high-rise tower and took 10 seconds to travel the 2.14 miles towards the fighter, who was attacking Iraqi soldiers.

This smashed the last record set by a Briton Craig Harrison, who killed a Taliban soldier with a 338 Lapua Magnum rifle at a range of 8,120 feet(1.54 miles) in 2009.

A Canadian sniper has broken the world record for the longest kill shot. Pictured: A Canadian sniper team in southern


IS.

Few details are available about their operation, but their last reported location was in the north of Iraq, where a major operation is underway to recapture Mosul.

The sniper has not been named for security reasons and the exact location of the kill has not been confirmed.

Canada's special forces are known for the high skill of their snipers, who are considered among the best in the world.

The Canadians dominate the list of the world's longest confirmed sniper kills. The county's special forces are known for the skill of its snipers

The outstanding accuracy of the Tac-50 makes it the choice long-range weapon of the Canadian Army since 2000

They have been fighting in the Middle East for several years, and were involved in the first confirmed ground battle between ISIS andthe Afghan War, Syrian Civil War and Iraqi Civil War. Advertisement

The Canadians used sniper fire to 'neutralise' the ISIS threat without taking any casualties.

Major-General Michael Rouleau said the troops, whose job it is to train the Iraqi military, fired back only in self-defence.

Special forces fighting in Iraq and Syria regularly make use of sniper rifles, as they are considered a more accurate way of targeting insurgents than airstrikes.

Last month, a British SAS sniper is said to have shot dead an ISIS jihadi from 7,920 feet (1.50 miles) away using the world's most powerful rifle.

The kill was unconfirmed by the military so is not included in the league table.

It took three whole seconds for the bullet to reach its target - the throat of an Islamic State terrorist in


the Iraqi city of Mosul.

The British marksman was using a CheyTac M200 Intervention gun which is produced in South Carolina and retails at $13,800 (£10,500) and can vaporise a person's organs from 8,200 feet.

As the terrorist was leaving a burned-out building two weeks ago, the SAS gunman is said to have pulled the trigger, registering one of the most difficult kills in the regiment's history.

This graphic shows the distance from which the Canadian sniper hit the ISIS fighter. It includes a relative comparison to the Shard in London and Burj Khalifa in Dubai

Widely regarded as the most powerful rifle on the planet in its class, it has a working range of up to 9,842 feet and holds the record for the world's longest shot.

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US Vice President Joseph R. Biden (L) and US President Barack Obama wait for a meeting with the Democratic Governors Association in the State Dining Room of the White House February 21, 2014 in Washington. (AFP)

The United States on Saturday welcomed the release from prison of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and pledged to work with its allies, Russia and international organizations to support a unified and democratic Ukraine.

"We have consistently advocated a de-escalation of violence, constitutional change, a coalition government, and early elections, and today's developments could move us closer to that goal," the White House said in a statement.

The White House praised the "constructive work" in Ukraine's parliament, which declared President Viktor Yanukovich constitutionally unable to carry out his duties


and set an early election for May 25 after the pro-Russian president's violent suppression of demonstrations in Kiev. Yanukovich abandoned the capital and said the parliament's actions amounted to an illegal "coup d'etat."

The White House urged an end to violence by all sides and wished Tymoshenko a speedy recovery as she seeks appropriate medical treatment.

The apparent toppling of the pro-Russian Yanukovich came after violence that killed 77 in Kiev and transformed the center of the capital into an inferno.Mondorf-les-Bains Velodrome and Sports Complex

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Situated in the rolling countryside of Luxembourg on the edge of Mondorf-les-Bains, the new Velodrome and Sports Complex designed by Mecanoo and Metaform is set to reinforce the community, known for its thermal baths, as a destination for recreation. The facilities combine the new national velodrome with an aquatic centre, multisport hall and climbing wall, creating a sporting destination capable of hosting national and international cycling events while simultaneously creating a sporting hub for the community and future international school, proposed adjacent to the site.

The prescribed re-naturalization of the sloping agricultural site combined with the restrictions of both the site and a limited budget informed the compact design approach. The pools and sports hall are sunken into the topography and absorbed by sloping green


roofs which blend the building into the landscape. This gives the desired prominence to the velodrome as a recognizable landmark in the landscape, visible from the neighbouring highway, while the manipulations of topography and landscape rationalize the complex program in a clever and economical way.

The layout connects the facilities through a grand foyer while maintaining a clear circulation for both athletes (professional, recreational and students) and spectators. The velodrome and sports halls are accessed through changing rooms located on the ground floor. A large open staircase connects the public foyer on the first floor with the entrance, creating a clear public axis to the aquatic centre and spectator areas of the velodrome and multisport. The brasseries create a convivial informal meeting and waiting spaces, with outdoor terraces and(41-29) went through a light practice at Arizona State Tuesday before hopping their chartered flight to Portland for Wednesday night's matchup with the Trail Blazers (33-37), Johnson was merely a spectator, watching from courtside when he wasn't getting treatment on his right quad contusion. He said athletic trainer Tim Walsh told him the pain will start traveling from his quad to his knee before it gets better.

Johnson didn't shoot down the possibility that he may not play again for the rest of the Nets' trip here on the West Coast, which still has stops in Denver and Utah.

"I don't know, man, to be honest with you," said Johnson, who sat out the Nets' 102-100 win over the Suns Sunday after injuring himself in their loss to the Clippers


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this is a discussion within the NFL Community Forum; JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Denard Robinson picked up speed, faked left, cut right, then burst between two defenders and into the clear. He was gone. His left shoe, however, was not.
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Denard Robinson's NFL future rides on his ability to adapt to a new position

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Denard Robinson picked up speed, faked left, cut right, then burst between two defenders and into the clear. He was gone. His left shoe, however, was not.

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was more widely spread in a population that was relatively young, male and highly educated. Coinciding with an overall growth in the prevalence of internet access in the following 12 years, women, people with lower education and older adults showed a disproportionally strong increase in comparison with the rest of the population age 40 and older. Thus, socio-demographic differences in access to the internet and consequently social inequalities with respect to the digital divide have been somewhat reduced over this 12-year time period.

Nevertheless, although gender differences disappeared in the observed time frame, the "grey divide" was still present in 2014. Even then, adults over the age of 70 had only half the odds of having access to the internet when compared to those aged 40 to 54. Moreover, educationalvaluable to many members but would distract from the new video preview experience.

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After trying different variations, we arrived at an expanded title canvas that slowly fades out this extra information over a 10 second period, gradually allowing the member to fully focus on the video preview. This fade out begins as soon as the video starts playing and reverts to full opacity on any interaction. This worked well for members who wanted to be immersed in the video, while still giving control to members who wanted to read the summary or add the title to their list.

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Concerns over inflation and the higher borrowing programme of the government pulled down the bond market on Budget day with the 10-year government securities (G-Sec) yield heading north.

Concerns over inflation and the higher borrowing programme of the government pulled down the bond market on Budget day with the 10-year government securities (G-Sec) yield heading north. The 10-year G-Sec yields inched eight basis points (bps) higher to close at 7.88 per cent compared to its previous close of 7.80 per cent on Wednesday.

"We have seen the bottom in the yield curve," says Ritesh Jain, Head Investments at Canara Robeco Mutual Fund. "Going ahead, yields are all set to rise. I see the Budget being too optimistic and due to supply constraints it will lead to pressure on the bondapplicable terms and conditions and must not be construed as giving investment advice within or outside the United Kingdom.
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for North America has mysteriously landed in Western Canada. In only eighteen months, the whitest place I’ve ever lived in morphed into a multi cultural center of ethnic, religious and racial diversity. Strolling through the streets and malls, we’ve seen literally thousands of non white immigrants blending in just perfectly with Canadians. Mostly dark-skinned Africans, head dressed Muslims from every conceivable nation and Hindus from nations other than India, it seems the like first course of action for the Trudeau administration was to stick it to the Trumpsters by letting tens thousands of immigrants call Canada their home.

Canadian version of Malaysian wildlife

Being Canada, nobody cares, argues, stares, protests, tweets, spews hatred or otherwise argues. And much to the chagrin of angry white American voters, its obvious after oneDiane and I hopped on the Air Canada flight to Vancouver a few days ago and braved the twelve-hour insanity known as flying into yesterday. Unfortunately, the rain in Penang stopped long enough for another stretch of bright sunshine just before we departed that left my dehydrated and over-exerted body with a slight cold. Sadly, flying makes dehydration even worse and it turned into laryngitis as we collected our bags in Hong Kong. Not exactly known for its blue skies and perfect climate, Hong Kong defied expectations with three incredible days of bright sunshine and 23 Celsius degree perfection. Accompanied by Diane’s sister-in-law who just happened to be visiting her parents, we embarked on a one day tour, ate some delicious seafood and hoped for the best with


regarding their disclosure of telephone recordings between Ms. Phillips and

another person who recorded those conversations without her permission.

Specifically, Ms. Phillips alleges in her Second Amended Complaint (complaint)

that in November 2005, ATF agents arrested Ronald Young in Florida on charges

pertaining to an outstanding Colorado warrant. Subsequent to his Florida arrest

and interview, Mr. Young consented to a search of four Broward County, Florida

locations, including an apartment, a motel room, a motor vehicle, and a storage

facility, where agents seized, among other things, numerous recorded telephone

conversations between Mr. Young and Ms. Phillips which he recorded without her

consent.

                                   the participants’ voices. The

complaint further alleges Agent Bell participated in the September 2006 search of

her home in Aspen, Colorado, as apparently supported by the search warrant and

affidavits attached thereto. While the complaint fails to disclose the contents of

the telephone recordings, the parties have clarified the search warrant and

affidavits discussing their contents implicate Ms. Phillips in the murder of her ex-

husband, who was killed by a car bomb in Arizona in 1996. They also

acknowledge, for the purpose of this appeal, that the recorded conversations

indicate she agreed to pay Mr. Young to murder her ex-husband, but the

timeliness of her payments to him was in dispute. However, no allegation in the

complaint references these circumstances.