Wehid Iqbal, director of the Silicon Valley mobile phone shop in Wellington, said: "If it was not so scary it would be laughable".

He was speaking after members of the far-right group Britain First produced a video that highlighted an Islamic symbol on the Silicon Valley shopfront, and claimed the store was sporting the symbol of terrorist group Isis.

The video has been viewed nearly 400,000 times on Facebook, and has been shared around 5,000 times. It comes as Britain First is planning a march in Telford later this month.

The Britain First video, which has been viewed 400,000 times online

Although the symbol in question does appear on the Isis flag, the terrorist group has appropriated the image, which is around 1,500 years old, and used it as part of itsHome Office have been monitoring the situation.

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Mr Iqbal said that the shop has been on the receiving end of threats since the video was posted online.

He said: "We have had real nasty messages come through, people saying they are going to firebomb the place. But we have had some nice messages of support from people in the community too. People coming into the shop and saying it is appalling and it does not represent Christianity or themselves."

The business director said that members of the group had visited the shop twice, and had made the video on the second occasion.

He said: "I have been worried for the safety of staff. The staff themselves were left shaken by the incident."

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The video shows a Britain First member comparing the symbol on


a rod-straight back, a nice head of white hair, and bright blue eyes. He still drives his GMC pickup, and during a drive across his vineyard pointed out the varietals he raises: cabernet, sauvignon blanc, merlot, syrah. In a good year, he harvests 500 tons, selling them to wineries.

After enlisting in the Navy at 17 at the tail end of World War II and serving on a submarine tender, the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native spent several decades as an engineer, specializing in metallurgy, high-strength magnets, and nuclear waste management. He holds 24 patents for things like a "rotatable plasma torch," a "system for feeding toxic waste drums into a treatment chamber," and, of course, a "magnetically coupled transportation module." After selling his metallurgy company in the 1990s, Schlienger startedtoward racial equity in business and economic development. Their motto -- “Building Shared Sustainable Prosperity’’ -- resonates strongly with our own mission statement. Please spread the word, even if you cannot attend.

On the Yellowstone Trail to Granite Falls

If you are traveling to our event in Granite Falls along Highway 212, be aware that you will be travelling the historic Yellowstone Trail, which is the focus of emerging new “placemaking” initiative by civic leaders in western Minnesota. Scott Tedrick, editor of the Renville County Register, tells us that the route, running from Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound, was one of the first three transnational highways in the United States. It was created, without federal government involvement, through the cooperative relationships between trail communities. Its most notable champion, the indomitable


murder conviction, but reverse and remand for a new sentencing proceeding.

FACTS
Shortly after midnight on Thursday, May 13, 1999, Haselden's girlfriend, Rebecca Tindall, called 9-1-1 in Lexington County to report that she had found two-year old Joshua Haselden on the floor of his bedroom not breathing. When paramedics arrived, they found Tindall administering CPR on Joshua. Haselden advised paramedics they had checked on Joshua twenty minutes prior to calling 9-1-1 and he had been fine. Joshua had noticeable swelling and bruising throughout his abdomen, from the waistline to the ribcage. Joshua was *194 taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead at 1:40 AM.
At trial, Tindall testified she had just finished giving Joshua his bath and putting him to bed when Haselden arrived home from running an errandfor her. She heard Haselden yell at Joshua to "get his ass back to bed." She and Haselden then went to Joshua's room to check on him as he had a habit of sticking things up his nose. They retrieved a foreign object from his nose, after which Haselden hit Joshua in the head four or five times. "Haselden had a golf ball on his key chain and he hit him in the top of the head with it. Then [Haselden] pulled [Joshua] up and was shaking him and then he pushed him at me and told me to put him to bed and not to kiss him good night either." Sometime around 11:00 PM, she went to put some laundry in the dryer. She heard Haselden yell


"Goddammit Josh," and heard a noise like a thud. She went into Josh's room and saw Haselden swinging his arm hitting Josh hard in the stomach area three or four times and hollering, "Do you hear me boy, do you hear me?" She grabbed Haselden's shirt and told him that was enough. Haselden told her he'd punish his son the way he wanted to, and pushed her, causing her to stumble and fall, knocking both her and Joshua to the ground. Haselden told her to get out and she complied. A few minutes later, she went back down the hallway and saw Joshua still lying on the floor. She started to go in and pick him up, but Haselden told her Josh was fine and to leave himalone. They went back to Haselden's bedroom and had sex, after which she snuck back into Joshua's room and found him limp and began screaming for Haselden. Haselden told her to call 9-1-1.
An autopsy was performed on May 14, 1999. There was a bruise on the right side of Joshua's forehead which was consistent with being hit with a golf ball key chain. An internal examination of Joshua's scalp revealed a total of eight areas of bruising, only one of which was visible from the outside. There were a number of bruises on the lower legs, and significant bruises on the abdomen. The pathologist, Dr. Sexton, found "extensive injuries inside the abdomen." He opined the abdominal bruises were consistent with a blow from the knuckles and, in his


child under eleven years of age; it recommended a sentence of death.
ISSUES
1. Did the trial court err in allowing the testimony of Haselden's ex-wife concerning his golfing and fishing habits?
2. Was Haselden entitled to a parole ineligibility charge?
3. Were autopsy photographs of Joshua improperly admitted?

1. EX-WIFE'S TESTIMONY
During the guilt or innocence phase of trial, the state called Haselden's ex-wife, Robin Lucas. The two had married shortly after the birth of their daughter, Felicia, when Lucas was eighteen years old, and Haselden was twenty-four. Lucas testified that they did not have a stable marriage. Joshua was born in December 1996. The solicitor asked Lucas whether Haselden was working when Joshua was born, and Lucas replied that he "worked all the time." The solicitor continued, "If he wasn't working, whatprove the accused possesses a criminal character or has a propensity to commit the crime with which he is charged. Rule 404(a), SCRE, states the general rule that "[e]vidence of a person's character or a trait of character is not admissible for the purpose of proving action in conformity therewith on a particular occasion." State v. Brown, 344 S.C. 70, 543 S.E.2d 552 (2001). Evidence Haselden had a tendency to golf, fish, or go to his mother's house is simply not evidence which would tend to prove he had a tendency toward abusing and murdering his two-year old son. Brown, supra (whatever negative connotation appellant's gambling may have had, it did not imply any propensity on his part to commit the violent crime with which he was charged,


side of Joshua's head. The pathologist testified that he had to dissect from ear to ear and "reflect the scalp forward" to be able to see the large areas of bruising which could not be seen from outside. Exhibit 25 is a photo of the back of Joshua's head, and more clearly reveals the extent of the bruising. Exhibit 26 is a photo of Joshua's brain from the top of the head. Dr. Sexton testified that the color of the brain, and the lack of blood on top was significant as it demonstrated that the brain had swollen so much that it had actually pressed the blood out and decreased the function of the brain.
Exhibits 31, 32, and 33 are photos of Joshua's abdominal area. Exhibit 31 showsbruising under the skin in the abdominal muscles, and bruises to the soft tissue area. Exhibit 31 demonstrates the hemorrhage in the soft tissue in the fatty layer. Exhibit 32 shows blood inside the abdomen. Sexton testified that all of the blood inside the abdomen contributed to the cause of death by loss of blood and that the blood had come from tears in the messentry (which holds the intestines in) which had been torn or separated due to the force of the blows. Exhibit 33 is a photo of the intestine, after it had been removed from Joshua, and demonstrates the bruising and areas of the intestine which had separated from the messentry. Sexton also testified that Joshua would have most probably been in pain both from


Rep. Marsha Blackburn Marsha BlackburnDemocrats smell blood with new DHS whistleblower complaint Hillicon Valley: Election officials prepare for new Russian interference battle | 'Markeyverse' of online fans helps take down a Kennedy | GOP senators unveil bill to update tech liability protections GOP senators unveil new bill to update tech liability protections MORE (R-Tenn.) on Tuesday posted a poll on Twitter to get feedback on Republicans' proposed ObamaCare repeal. As it turns out, though, a majority of Twitter users who voted recommended keeping the healthcare law in place.

While Blackburn might have expected to hear only from her Tennessee district — which handily reelected her in November — she soon found the poll swamped with votes opposed to an ObamaCare repeal.

The poll from Blackburn, a member of President-elect Trump'sprotest in May 1970. One critique described the study as “a systematic deconstruction of many media-generated myths” among them that the campus was without an activist tradition, that the National Guard members were young and inexperienced, and that the killings led to an end to the era of mass protest.

Taking issue with these myths, Grace shows that Kent State was not a tragic anomaly. Rather, the campus movement was grounded in a tradition of activism extending back to labor battles and civil rights protests of the 1950s. Thus the fatal shootings at Kent State were the culmination of a conflict between the forces of radicalism and repression that unfolded throughout the decade of the 1960s.

Thomas M. Grace, Ph.D., is the author of Kent State: Death and Dissent in


the Long Sixties. He is an adjunct professor of American history at Erie Community College. He was among the thirteen students struck by the National Guard gunfire that killed four of his classmates.

Watch Out Now! HipHop Party ft. Psycho Les Of The Beatnuts!

9PM – 1:30AM

The Crown

1910 N Charles St, Baltimore

For the Bmore BeatClub 29 afterparty we’re having a dance party at The Crown ft. Psycho Les of the Beatnuts, DJ Nadir & DJ True Domination!!

Jazz Night at Poets Modern Cocktails & Eats

6PM – 8PM

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown

24 West Franklin Street, Baltimore

Poets Modern Cocktails & Eats is excited to bring you ‘Jazzy Nights”…live Jazz every Thursday from 6-8pm starting February 9th. No admission fee. Just enjoy a custom cocktail and a delightful entree by Chef Krystal! Free self-parking atSt, Baltimore

Flutist Robert Dick and pianist Ursel Schlicht celebrate the release of their album The Galilean Moons, a suite inspired by each of the four Jovian moons discovered by Galileo, and co-created for the Festival Cervantino in Mexico. From the very beginning of the disc, without notice, the listener is thrown into the deep depths of improvisation caused by the incredible imagination and creative abilities of both instrumentalists. The avant-garde actions of the American-German duo boldly expand the spectrum of jazz improvisation on the unusual atonal solutions and innovative experiments in the field of compositional texture. — Robert Ratajczak, longplay.blog@gazeta.pl, May 2016

Tickets: $17 in advance/$20 at door/$10 full-time students with ID

Christopher James

10PM – 1AM

Rye Fells Point

1639 Thames St, Baltimore

Music filled with passion, energy and hope and steeped in


be 21+ Tickets sell out quickly for this wild event, so get yours now.

Tickets Include:

– Open bar (featuring beer and wine)

-Appetizers and sweet treats

-Live music

– Close encounters and photo ops with Animal Ambassadors

– Shocking, scandalous, and true talks about animal courtship from two animal experts from the Zoo

-Free parking

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F Major Band

10PM – 1AM

Rye Fells Point

1639 Thames St, Baltimore

4TAE born April 4th1985 in baltimore is an american musician/singer/songwriter, known in the DMV area. He started playing drums in his high school marching band and switched to the trombone his senior year. Later he majored in music at Morgan state University. 4TAE launched his professional career in 2005 playing with the Eubie Blake legacy jazz band and Marcell and the Truth. He has opened up for variousartists such as Anthony David, Anthony Hamilton, Algebra Blessett, and Lupe Fiasco. He also played along side artists such as jazz violinist Regina Carter and Raheem Devaughn. Along with the Trombone 4TAE plays piano bass guitar and is a producer. He is currently working on his debut EP “Blue hart”. His music is described as a smooth explosion of hip-hop and R&B. Music lovers will enjoy listening to the sexy smooth sounds of this new artist.

Khadijah Moon Unplugged: Song of a Space Cadet

8PM – 8:45PM

Hotel RL Baltimore Inner Harbor by Red Lion

207 E Redwood St, Baltimore

Khadijah Moon is a multi-talented singer & songwriter you need to know. She performs regularly as a solo artist and part of the arts collective Liberated Muse Arts Group which she founded in


hot jokes this evening… Tok Moffat, Mike Quindlen, Matt Brown, Shawn Leverett, Nicholas Hopping, & Franqi French. Hosted by Kim Ambrose

Harriet Tubman UGRR Visitor Center Pre-Grand Opening Event

1PM – 2PM

Reginald F. Lewis Museum

830 E Pratt St, Baltimore

Join for a panel talk to mark the grand opening of the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Visitor Center, slated to open March 2017 in Cambridge, MD. The panel, taking place at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, is entitled “Harriet Tubman, A Woman of Courage and Vision: Inspired by Faith, Family and Community.” The distinguished speakers include Marci Wolff-Ross, Maryland Office of Tourism; Chris Elcock, GWWO, Inc./Architects; and Robert Parker, Park Superintendent. Mr. Parker will provide an overview of the park. Following, the panel will examine the life and legacy of Harriet Tubman– 2:30PM

Homewood Museum

3400 N Charles St, Baltimore

Chocolate has been an integral part of American history. Not only was the cocoa bean discovered in the Americas and brought to Europe by Columbus, but 17th and 18th-century Americans actually saw chocolate as an important part of their everyday diet. Culinary historian and writer Joyce White will explore the rich cultural history of chocolate from its ancient beginnings in Mesoamerica to the present day, with particular emphasis on how it was enjoyed by early Baltimoreans like Homewood’s Carroll family. The presentation will be followed by a hot chocolate reception. Participants will receive take-home samples of five historic chocolate preparations: a 17th-century Aztec-style hot drink, an 18th-century style tart, a 19th-century style Bangor Brownie, a 20th-century milk chocolate truffle and a 21st-century


of a Ford automobile on a portion of her property located in Arbutus, Maryland. By her affidavit filed in the proceedings appellant states the Ford was initially sold by Joe Judge, a neighborhood automobile dealer, to Ralph Bennett Taylor and that when Taylor defaulted in the deferred payments Judge repossessed the automobile. He caused it to be placed on Mrs. Picking's property either by his son or by one of his salesmen, Melvin A. Yates. At the time Yates was renting a small apartment from appellant on her Arbutus property. The pleadings further show Taylor borrowed from State Finance $1320 as evidenced by a note dated June 5, 1963. When the debt was not paid State Finance obtained a judgment against Taylor in the Superior Court for BaltimoreWeatherill blamed the National Energy Market for the outages, saying a gas-powered generation plant in South Australia had not been required to come online.

“The rules of the energy market are broken,” he said. “We’ll be asking for changes.”

Mr Weatherill had blamed previous blackouts on storms that hit the state. There were no storms yesterday before the blackouts.

Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis said 3000MW of thermal generation remained idle in the state due to low availability of gas and higher prices.

The temperature in much of South Australia is expected to soar above 40C until Saturday, raising fears of further blackouts.

Northern areas of the state are well into a second week of the heatwave, with gas production site Moomba enduring heat above 45C for the sixth consecutive day. Ceduna, Port Augusta,


in their homes, schools, and communities. They have rejected violence as counterproductive and stressed the need to restore respect, establish justice, and reduce the causes of conflict as the surest way to peace. From legal defense and public education to direct action and civil disobedience, women have expanded the American tradition of using inclusive, democratic and active means to reduce violence, achieve peace, and promote the common good.

From women’s rights and racial justice to disarmament and gun control, the drive for nonviolent change has been championed by visionary women. These women consciously built supportive, nonviolent alternatives and loving communities as well as advocating change. They have given voice to the unrepresented and hope to victims of violence and those who dream of a peaceful world. Learn more aboutthis celebration and initiate at NWHP.org

A Round-up of Activities and Books to Celebrate Women’s History Month

March 8th is celebrated as International Women‘s Day and Kitaab World has compiled a list of titles that celebrate stories of girls and women to inspire all of us to reach our highest potential.

Help Chronicle Books Keep Women’s History Month going with stories by and about inspiring women—both real and celestial—including the mighty goddesses of Legendary Ladies.

From the beloved author and artist behind Bad Girls Throughout History comes this lushly illustrated book of goddesses from around the world. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess whose love overcame mortality. Mazu, the Chinese deity who safely guides travelers home. Lakshmi, the Hindu provider of fortune and prosperity. These powerful deities and many more are celebrated in gorgeous


Wenjen, a parenting blogger at PragmaticMom.com, help coaches — both parent volunteer and professional — crack the code of how to keep girls in sports. When these two ambitious moms joined forces, the result was an information-packed guidebook on how parents and coaches can work to keep their girls in the game.

As a mother of two daughters who played a lot of sports, Mia provides personal accounts to illustrate issues discussed throughout the book. Alison, also a mother of a young female athlete, has hands-on advice from coaching young women professionally for more than two decades.

Volunteer parents and experienced coaches alike will find invaluable advice on creating a successful team that motivates girls to stay in sports beyond the middle school years. Twenty-two chapters cover major issues, including$flixx, the token that fuels the whole ecosystem.

Short Form Series Make Sense

In order to have a scalable catalogue of content, and to differentiate ourselves from other video platforms — not just blockchain based video platforms, but all the ecosystem of videos platforms — we have targeted web series, also known as short form series.

Born as digital content, short form series have been thriving during the last five years while not finding the right channels for distribution and monetization.

Some numbers:

Short form series are made out of a budget of ~$50k per season.

They are usually subsidized by governments, foundations or public TV stations, leaving the IP to the producers. On some scenarios, product placement would complete the production budget.

An average short form series gets 5,000 views on YouTube (which means


Presidential hopeful visits Houston

At 3 p.m. this Friday, presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul will bring his Stand with Rand campaign to Houston at the Hyatt Regency.

Paul will “discuss the importance of protecting the entire Bill of Rights, and being boldly for conservative ideals that limit the powers of the Washington Machine,” according to the Dallas Morning News.

Paul has raised $6.9 million on his own, not including Super PACs that are helping him. According to a Suffolk University/USA Today poll, he is at 4 percent in the GOP.

The republican candidate hopeful gained fame for supporting drug law reform, fighting the Patriot Act, calling on citizens to withdraw financial support from Planned Parenthood and being the son of Ron Paul, a former Texas Representative and three-time presidential candidate.

According to hisKalwa, said the police.Around 11am on June 10, the police said, the four friends boarded a train to Kalwa and began swinging from the grab pole on door entrance. “There were a few labourers working on the Kalwa bridge and Ingole stretched himself full to remove the cap from one of the workers,” said an official privy to the case.Before he could recoil, Ingole crashed into an electric pole and plunged into the creek below.His friends got down at the next station, rushed to Kalwa creek, but found nothing. They then returned to Vikhroli and went to their respective homes. Soon, Ingole’s family began looking for him. They asked the three friends who claimed they had no clue about his whereabouts. His mother Chhaya lodged a missing complaint


their prizes.

It appears that none of Saturday's seven-figure winners have done so yet and none live in states where they are allowed to remain anonymous. The Match-5 winners bought their tickets in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Virginia.

Some of the store locations that sold the tickets have been released. One of locations is the Food Lion in Berlin, Maryland.

"We're very happy that one of our great customers won it," Food Lion manager Donald Walsh told ABC News today.

Walsh said that he does not know the identity of the winner, and may not know immediately since Maryland rules dictate that the winner has to claim the prize at the state's lottery headquarters in Baltimore.

It does have customers buzzing, heMaine and I was calling from Texas which meant that I was already an hour late. I could tell she was frantic and when I asked her why, she told me that she was missing the weekend sales from a benefit they had for my nephews school's fundraiser. It was almost two-thousand smackers. I told her to calm down because I knew exactly where it was.

She was a little annoyed at having to triple look behind the freezer but low-and-behold, it was right where the guy in my "dream" said it would be.

Using your logic of reducing skills, I could dismiss this all as coming from my mind because I already knew I has a sister and a school age nephew. I'll admit hat I had never visited


The rich and famous people of ancient Egypt lived a decadent lifestyle with fine wine, sex, high fashion, and plenty of partying. How do they compare with their equivalents today - the modern western celebrity set?

The main differences might be regarding who were the richest people then, and who are the richest people now. In ancient Egypt the pharaoh was at the top of the ‘pyramid’ and his family, noble people who owned land, and the priests came after. Scribes, architects and doctors were well off, and skilled craftsmen also had many privileges.

Peasants and unskilled workers were low down the scale of Egyptian society, but it was the servants and slaves that skirted the bottom of the class pyramid. Those working in mines and quarries were really askingfor trouble, as diseases, physical strain and dangers lurked in every turned stone in the desert. Slaves working in rich domestic environments were the lucky ones as they were assured security, housing and food. Many of these endured hard physical work and usually died young as we can see from the osteological remains found at Amarna site analyzed by Dr. Jerome Rose which proved that people building those megalomaniac buildings for Akhenaton died young with severe bone lesions.

Jobs For the Boys

Men in the armed forces, army and navy were not afforded a high social status, and neither were entertainers. Members of the armed forces are still not wealthy today, and face the same dangers. Many still die in wars like the ones in Afghanistan and Iraq, or return


where he travelled along the Nile and the Mediterranean Sea while dismembered by his evil brother Seth. The fish were most frequently dried in the sun.

Sweeteners were different too; the rich used honey, while the poor used dates, left to ferment in the heat.

Booze Nation

Similarly to today perhaps, wine was the booze of choice for high society individuals. Fine wines were labelled with the date, vineyard and variety as the tax assessors requested, such as the ones found in Tutankhamun’s tomb.

Beer was the poison of the masses. Rich people also drank beer though... loads of it, in fact.

People loved to drink, as they do today, according to maximas written in the New Kingdom’s The Maxims of Ptahhotep or Instruction of Ptahhotep, a vizier under King Isesi of theChristmas...

Grand Designs

As homes were built with adobe bricks, none of these buildings survived. The most modest houses, for the poorest people, were built with straw, palm leaves and also some rudimentary bricks, and were incapable of resisting the winds and sands of centuries. The houses built for the rich and powerful were obviously different from the ones built for labourers and farmers. The two main differences were: materials and space.

Not that the rich all had golden taps, literally made of gold, like Saddam Hussein’s, in their bathrooms, or Carrara marble like many rich people do today. But, for example, wood was expensive in Egypt. Egyptian trees did not provide the best wood for furniture-building, so the good stuff was imported from Byblos – present Lebanon. Furniture made of


‘good’ wood was only found in the homes of the rich. Wooden beds and wooden headrests featuring gods protecting the occupants from demons were not available for lower classes.

Rugs from Persia, ebony and ivory pieces from African kingdoms, golden vases, jewellery and sculptures from Nubia, various precious stones and gold ornaments were some of the treats rich people could afford in ancient Egypt. As far as we know, they didn't have their own version of Hello magazine in which to show off their interior decor.

The equivalent to present day Beverley Hills or the Hamptons, the rich had their patch of land outside the city, where they had room for orchards and vineyards. The poor were clustered together on the outskirts in small brick houses. An example of housingAlexander McQueen fashion show!

Men and women wore makeup (the rich ones). Kohl for eyes was also used as a protective balm as many of the medical papyri prescriptions suggest, and henna was worn on the lips and nails. Tattoos were common, applied to both the living and the deceased. Today tattoos are becoming common amongst all types of people, and many male celebs slap on the face paint as well as the women.

Love, Sex and Adultery in Ancient Egypt

Women had more freedom than their counter parts in Mesopotamia, for instance, but never as much as Paris Hilton and pals. Egyptians married young, very young indeed, and, in royal families, between themselves. Childbirth was dangerous but encouraged in ancient Egypt - prosperity was a goal for everyone and that


included having a big family.

The love and sex lives of the Egyptians were as complicated as they are today. Turin's famous Erotic Papyrus assures us that the Egyptians were sexually adventurous, with a penchant for naked belly-dancing, and collections of love poetry from the Amarna era reveal that they were also big romantics.

According to Angelina Jolie in recent news “fidelity is not essential in her relationship with Brad Pitt”, but adultery is one of the oldest reasons for divorce, death and depression - the 3 D’s - and in ancient Egypt as in most of the modern world, women often still file for divorce on the grounds of adultery. Divorce was legal and the problems arising from it were usually when it involved property that had to bedivided. The bigger the stake - the bigger the battle, as the recent multi-million divorce case between ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and Heather Mills clearly illustrates.

The love and sex lives of the rich and famous captivated the less fortunate in ancient Egypt just as the romances of Jordan and Peter Andre or 'Bradjelina' do today. The alleged affair between Hatshepsut and Senenmut clearly occupied the minds of workers at Deir el-Medina - one of them drew a caricature of their love affair in an ostracon. Then, as now, there would always be somebody who didn't approve!

Playboys of the Ancient World

There are many similarities between the leisure pursuits of the rich and famous now and in ancient Egypt. The Egyptians practised many sports, including hunting and fishing (still high on


our Constitutions and laws, ancient Egyptians had their laws and ordinances. Viziers and judges were appointed by the pharaoh to decide upon requests for intercession.

Forget not to judge justice. It is an abomination of the god to show partiality. This is the teaching. Therefore, do you accordingly. Look upon him who is known to you like him who is unknown to you; and him who is near the king like him who is far from his house. Behold, a prince who does this, he shall endure here in this place. - From The Instructions of Rekhmire, in The Wisdom of Ancient Egypt by Joseph Kaster.John McCallum for election interference

The New Brunswick government tried and failed to axe the programs earlier this year over concerns the institute was blacklisting topics that countered the Chinese state’s opinions. The Toronto District School Board also cancelled plans for the programs several years ago.

Confucius Institutes and connected programming remain in public schools in Alberta, B.C, and other provinces, as well as numerous university campuses including Ottawa’s Carleton University, the University of Regina, the University of Saskatchewan, Toronto’s Seneca College and the University of Waterloo.

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Lhamo says without a much stronger stance from the government, Chinese influence will continue to spread.

“There is so much more that we can do,” she said, suggesting attention should turn to students studying in Canada, many of whom she suggests are


Football fans are always desperate to know who the sport's next star will be.

There's a guaranteed sense of excitement when young players breakthrough at some of the world's biggest clubs with Marcus Rashford at Manchester United proving a fine example.

However, given the fluid and fast-paced nature of the beautiful game, players like Rashford quickly move out of their 'prospect' stage and become a fully-fledged member of their teams.

Bearing that in mind, it's never long before the next generation of players are put under the spotlight and it's the category of players under the age of 20 that often attracts the most interest.

Besides, the day when Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi hang up their boots will come one day and fans will be left wondering who will follow inNearly three months after resigning as Ohio State coach, Jim Tressel had his first radio interview to discuss the circumstances that led to his departure.

Tressel has admitted lying to the NCAA about rules violations committed by players, including Terrelle Pryor. The coach and the school went before the committee on infractions this month. Pryor left school in June and is now with the Oakland Raiders after being taken in the supplemental draft last week.

Appearing on ESPN 850 WKNR in Cleveland, Tressel offered an apology for what happened in Columbus.

"No. 1, I apologize for us getting derailed and not just focusing on winning the Big Ten championship, the Rose Bowl or the national championship because that's the fun of being a Buckeye fan, " Tressel said. "The fun isn't


Connecticut, 61.5 in New York and 58.7 in Kansas, according to the study.

Ohio, Massachusetts, Iowa, Montana and Michigan rounded out the list of the “most moved from” states.

Vermont – whose population is the second-smallest in the nation — was the only Northeast state that made the “most moved to” list, topping the list with 72.6 percent of its movers making inbound migrations.

Four Western states filled out the top 5 “moved to” list — Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Arizona.

The Carolinas, Washington, South Dakota and the District of Columbia almost made the top inbound list.

“The data collected by United Van Lines aligns with longer-term migration patterns to southern and western states, trends driven by factors like job growth, lower costs of living, state budgetary challenges and more temperate climates,” saidPreview

Lausanne, Switzerland, July 7, 2017 - Turkey host Belgium Saturday in
Ankara as both teams seek their first win of the season after both
suffered straight-set defeats to Serbia and Brazil respectievely on the
opening day Friday of the 2017 FIVB World Grand Prix.


>>Presenter: Okay.
Welcome, everyone.
It's my pleasure to welcome you here today
to our Authors at Google series.
Welcome to everyone here in person, and everyone
on webcast as well.
I'm Bradley Horowitz, head of Product for
Google+.
It's my pleasure to introduce David Weinberger.
David has one of those resumes and CVs that
just goes on and on.
I'm going to pluck out a few highlights so
you know-- to remind you why you're here.
He's the co-author of the bestseller the Cluetrain
Manifesto, which Information Week called the
most important business book since Tom Peters'
In Search of Excellence.
He's also the author of Small Pieces Loosely
Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web, and the
author of Everything is Miscellaneous: The
Power of the New Digital Disorder.
You have a knack, sir, for titling your books.
I think these are wonderful and intriguing.
He's also a senior researcherat Harvard's
Berkman Center for Law.
He's the co-director of the Harvard Library
Innovation Lab at Harvard Law School and is
a Franklin fellow at the United States State
Department.
He's a frequent advisor, commentator on NPR
and other news organizations.
He wrote gags for Woody Allen's comic strip
for seven years.
He notes that this raises expectations he
will not meet in the talk you're about to
hear.
[laughs] He has a Ph.
D. in philosophy from the University of Toronto
and taught philosophy for six years.
And on and on.
The way that I think about David's work is
to think about the parallel to athletics.
There are some people who are just blessed.
They're born six foot one and can throw a
100 mile an hour fastball.
When you pair these people with someone who's
an expert in biomechanics and can actually
teach them about fast twitch muscle fibers
and


to me
that books are losing their pride of place
as the epitome of knowledge.
The widest and where knowledge lives.
Knowledge lives on networks now.
The opposite of long-form is not short-form,
it's in fact web-form.
It's the web.
If Darwin were alive now, one assumes that
he would be tweeting from the Beagle as it
goes around the Galapagos, and writing his
blog, and posting into archive dot org, and
getting things wrong and right.
There would be a web of people, some of whom
he knew, most of whom he doesn't, who are
correcting him, arguing with him, bringing
in their own evidence to support or to deny,
to explain his works to people who otherwise
wouldn't understand them, to make money off
of him as travel agents on tours of the Galapagos.
"See the finches yourself!
Go on a wild finch hunt!"
A web would growquestionable organizations with direct and indirect links to international groups that are active in training youths, including Emiratis, to destabilize security in their respective countries.

The documentary also showed a video of a fugitive Emirati member of the secret organization while addressing a training course to incite the trainees to act against the UAE and its symbols, and who called for “changing the regime in the UAE, or toppling it.”

Al-Suwaidi also referred to a Qatari national, Mahmoud Al-Jaidah, who acted as the Qatari government’s liaison in providing financial and moral support to the fugitives in Doha.

He dismissed Al-Jaidah’s claims that he was tortured while serving his sentence in the UAE, adding that he received excellent treatment, and was allowed to call his family and meet with the Qatari ambassador


to the UAE.

Al-Jaidah was found guilty in the secret organization case and was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment and deportation after serving his term.

He was later pardoned and released, but after arriving in Doha, he alleged that he was ill-treated and was denied visits by his relatives. — Al Arabiya Englishthe proposition, one is the verb, the other is a predicate.

If here we read "proposition" as referring to a non-linguistic entity, we have to read "predicate" and "verb" as referring to non-linguistic entities as well.

Added
It may help to try to find the "backgroud" of Russell ("strange") terminology.
We can refer to the widespread logical treatise of the Oxonian Richard Whately : The Elements of Logic
whose publication in 1826 gave a great impetus to the study of logic throughout Britain and the United States of America at the beginning of XIX Century.
See page 55:

Language affords the signs by which these operations of the mind are expressed and communicated. An act of apprehension expressed
  in language, is called a term ; an act of judgment, a proposition; an


Democratic Party Chairman Peter Corroon appeared on CNN to talk about reliably Republican Utah being in play for a Democrat in the presidential election.

Many Utah GOP leaders and rank-and-file Republicans abandoned Donald Trump after vulgar remarks he made about women surfaced in a video last weekend, opening the door for Democrat Hillary Clinton and independent Evan McMullin to win the state.

The exchange between Evans and Costello began after the Utah GOP chairman said he looks forward to the day she interviews Bill Clinton's illegitimate son and asks Hillary Clinton if she's willing to accept him. Evans led into the comment talking about how Utah and the Republican Party represent family values.

Evans didn't back away from the allegation in later interviews, saying the story about the now 30-year-old mansaid. "It was just one of those times where I'd had enough. … Perhaps it's something that should not have been said."

Still, he said it was fair game because Hillary Clinton acts like she's a champion for women and children, yet has a history of protecting her husband "who has the reputation of being a sexual predator."

Corroon said Evans sees the Trump boat sinking in Utah and he's grabbing at whatever he can find in the "basement of the internet dungeon."

"I thought it was a little bit strange, to say the least, hearing James Evans all of a sudden talking about some love child of Bill Clinton's when were talking about whether the state of Utah was going to vote for Trump or Clinton," he said.

Corroon said Costello


was right to end the interview at that point because bringing up conspiracy theories looks like a desperate attempt to help Trump. The media, he said, has scrutinized the Clintons as much as any candidates running for president.

"This whole thing that the media is treating Donald Trump unfairly is nonsense," Corroon said. "He's getting what he deserves because it's coming out of his own mouth."

The left-leaning Alliance for a Better Utah called for the Utah Republican Party to demand that Evans resign, saying the state expects more of its political leaders.

Evans' continued support for Trump and his "outlandish" comments on CNN is "morally bankrupting the Utah GOP," said Better Utah executive director Rachel Sanders.

A Y2 Analytics poll Tuesday showed Trump and Clinton in a dead heat in Utah,DURBAN, South Africa — Facing sharp criticism from fellow envoys, environmental activists and one impassioned heckler, the chief American negotiator at a climate conference here on Thursday shifted his position — or at least his language — on a timetable for a new set of international talks.

Todd D. Stern, the Obama administration’s special envoy for climate change, was put on the defensive by a narrative developing here that the United States opposed any further action to address global climate disruption until after 2020, when the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, a primary United Nations climate agreement, and voluntary programs negotiated more recently will have run their course.

He firmly denied that the United States was dragging its feet and, somewhat ambiguously, endorsed a proposal from the European Union to quickly start


negotiating a new international climate change treaty.

Mr. Stern’s statement to delegates from more than 190 nations at the annual climate conference was disrupted by a 21-year-old Middlebury College junior, Abigail Borah, who told the assembly that she would speak for the United States because Mr. Stern had forfeited the right to do so.Jafar

Jafar is the resident bad guy of the Disney film Aladdin, but appeared in an episode of "Adjunct Professor What?" along with his cohort, Iago.

Jafar (and Iago) entered the Zoo Planet to drain the planet of its energy and to use the energy to become an all powerful being. Unfortunately, the power drain threw the planet into a time loop which repeated in on itself until the Third Professor and his street rat cohort Adam were able to reverse it with a sonic blast.

One oversight in this episode is distinct lack of use of the location, especially since the location is mentioned in the episode's title. In fact, Jafar's episode is so far removed from its location of the Zoo Planet, that it is only sort of identified


and make our cities more competitive.

As a mayor of a European capital city, which is ranked reasonably high in most European rankings and comparisons, I will try to paint a picture of what a Smart City means to me and what it means for our city. As well as the benefits of Smart Cities, I also see a few risks that sometimes go unrecognized. But first a bit of history, because I strongly believe that the DNA of the city will never change and every development in Amsterdam is based on its (long and prosperous) history.

One could argue that Amsterdam was the first Smart City in the world; not with the start of our Smart City program in 2009, but as early as the end of the 16thpenis. We administered 10 mL of 1% lidocaine circumferentially in the penile shaft as local anesthesia. With a 0-0 silk, one end of the silk was passed proximally through the metallic ring. Subcutaneous punctures were performed at three sites of the distal part foreskin with a 22-gauge needle. A glandular puncture was performed at the glans of penis. The penis softened after tissue fluid outflows. The other end of the silk was wound around the penis 10 to 15 times just below the metallic ring. Tissue fluid outflows continuously through the subcutaneous puncture hole during the winding. The proximal side of the silk was unwound from the penis, and the metallic ring was pushed distally 2 to 3 mm to the distal end of the penis. The process of winding


depressed as he is, he appears to be the only guy in the school who doesn’t seem to be interested in hitting on her.

Sally has her own problems. Her randy, well kept, still bombshell-looking late-30-something early-40-something mother, Charlotte (played by Elizabeth Reaser) seems to be dressed one nightgown or another throughout the whole of the movie and far more adept at giving advice on how to get over a hang-over than most – parents or teens – would be comfortable with. Sally had been a “tag-along” to her mother’s upscale affairs for most of her life. I suppose one could give Charlotte some credit – she _could_ have dumped Sally off at “grandma’s” long ago. Instead, Charlotte kept Sally around as part of her life, perhaps like aher executive friends mostly at business lunches. One night on a private jet, she has impromptu, unprotected sex with a male colleague. A couple weeks later, she finds out she is pregnant. She now has a personal choice whether to abort the pregnancy or carry it to term. If she aborts the pregnancy, she can continue as an executive and continue meeting her friends for business lunches. If she carries the pregnancy to term and decides to raise the child herself, she will have to quit as an executive for at least 5 years. She will no longer meet her friends for business lunches, but will likely make friends among the women in her pregnancy classes and fellow preschool mothers. Her “personal” decision whether or not to abort


men and women between 1977 and 2016 (1 year per 5-year period). Life expectancy for males born between 2012 and 2016 will be 77.15 years, compared with 84.95 years for females born during the same period. The rising trend in mortality among the 1940-1970 cohorts may be due to the increased risk of avoidable causes of death related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, traffic accidents, and drug and alcohol abuse during the mid 1980s. The decline in mortality rates in recent years could lead to a mean increase in life expectancy of 1 year per 5-year period in both genders between 2002 and 2016. An increase in life expectancy for women and a levelling off for men is expected for age groups older than 79 years.who, in addition to collecting large amounts

of “junk,” collected animals, including numerous goats, dogs, horses, and cats.        In

November 2010, when E.M.R. was seventeen years old, her mother died. Although

E.M.R. was living in Carter, Montana, at the time, her father told Sue Cecrle, an animal

control officer for Lewis and Clark County, that the animals belonged to E.M.R. and that

she was responsible for them. E.M.R. asked her father, who was in his mid-seventies, to

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feed and water the animals when she was out


Banking groups plan to meet Thursday with New York State Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo to complain about MBIA's decision to split its bond-insurance unit into two companies, a report says.

About 15 financial institutions plan to meet Thursday with New York State Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo to complain about MBIA's ( MBI) decision to split its bond-insurance unit into two companies, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter said.

The group includes many banks that feel disadvantaged by MBIA's move last month to separate its municipal-bond insurance business from its commitments to insure mortgage-backed bonds and other structured securities, the newspaper reports.

The banks are counterparties to MBIA on derivatives called credit-default swaps that were written on securities they own, many of which have deteriorated since theThere's never been much doubt that was destined for sainthood. In more than a quarter-century as the head of the Holy See, he left such an indelible mark that at his funeral in 2005, mourners chanted "Santo subito (sainthood now)."

That road might have seemed less obvious for the other saint-to-be, Pope John XXIII — especially for young Catholics who may not be familiar with his relatively short but highly influential papacy, from 1958 to 1963.

"Although few people had as great an impact on the 20th century as Pope John XXIII, he avoided the limelight as much as possible," writes . "Indeed, one writer has noted that his 'ordinariness' seems one of his most remarkable qualities."

John XXIII, also known as "Good Pope John," was nearly 77 at his coronation


and, because of his advanced age, was widely regarded as a "stop-gap" pope who wasn't going to make waves. Instead, he called the , which promulgated one of the most far-reaching and controversial reforms in the Roman Catholic Church's history.

I like a Pope that shakes things up too. So as much as Pope John Paul II did things (I once went to his hometown and bought some Pope Soap on a Rope), come on jerks, you really think it's more important than the Vatican II? I mean, if nothing else, my mom's school cafeteria stopped serving fishsticks on Friday. Now that's influential. Also, I like Pope Francis more than Pope John Paul. John Paul was symbolic because of the Cold War ending and how Catholicism was a sourceAt least 20 people have been killed across India in lynchings instigated by false information distributed on WhatsApp.

Police in India have arrested 25 people after a man was lynched by a mob following rumours on Whatsapp that he was child abductor.

Mohammed Azam, who worked at a call centre, was killed in the southern state of Karnataka on Friday - the latest victim in a series of violent attacks against people accused of belonging to gangs trying to kidnap children.

At least 20 people have been killed in mostly rural villages across the country in lynchings instigated by false information distributed on WhatsApp, which has more than 200 million active users nationwide.

There have been more than 15 mob lynchings reported since May, prompting the Indian ministry of electronics and IT


to call for WhatsApp - which is owned by Facebook - to do more to combat fake news.

The pair managed to flee the scene but the claims made it onto WhatsApp, which led to dozens of people swarming their car and dragging them from the vehicle to beat them with sticks and stones.

The relative was injured, as were at least 10 police officers who tried to dispel the violence.

Among the people arrested following the attack was the administrator of the WhatsApp group on which the messages about Mr Azam and his relative were spread.

It came just a week after WhatsApp launched an advertising campaign in Indian newspapers announcing an "education campaign" on how to spot fake news, adding it would also start labelling forwarded messages.trance-inducing textural thump of dance music, James Blake is an awe-inspiring performer. Tackling intricate vocal melodies, jazzy keyboard playing, and live vocal looping, Blake is well-known for his arresting live shows. His two capable bandmates, including London producer, Airhead only add to the show.

2. Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend released their best album yet with Modern Vampires of the City earlier this year. They maintained their unique style, adding complex songwriting and production elements that hit it home as one of the best albums of 2013. Their Modern Vampires Tour riffs off their tongue-in-cheek classical/ivy league aesthetic by playing louder and harder than ever before. The show is high-energy, packed with a combination of new material and crowd-pleasing performances of classics like "Walcott," and "Oxford Comma." Lead singer Koenig's laid-back,


its Android operating system.

Payment processor PayPal, which is owned by online auction site eBay, also claims in its lawsuit that Mr Bedier was in job talks with Google at the same time as he was leading negotiations to make PayPal a payment option on Android.

The technology that allows mobile phone users to pay with their handsets in shops is called near field communications or NFC.

It is already used in Japan, and is predicted to become popular around the world.

PayPal says it spent three years trying to secure a deal under which it would create an NFC system for Android, only for Google to end the talks.

In its court filing, PayPal said: "By hiring Bedier, with his trade secret knowledge of PayPal's plans and understanding of Google's weaknesses asThe Administrative Core Unit of the PITT-MCRC has direct responsibility for the proper functioning and integration of the MCRC components (Research Base, Methodology Core, Individual Projects). The Administrative Core Unit provides administrative support to PITT-MCRC personnel, and performs a centralized coordinating function for the continuing activities of the Center and the mechanisms for ongoing Center evaluation. Along with the Methodology Core this unit fosters interactions between PITT-MCRC investigators and other members of the University's research community. The Administrative Core represents the interests of the PITT-MCRC investigators in meetings with leaders in the Health Sciences Schools and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) administration. The specific aims of the Administrative Unit are: i) to provide leadership, counsel and evaluation for the PITT-MCRC investigators and staff in their proposed


International Commission for Labor Rights
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The network was founded in 2001 at the request of more than 50 national trade unions and global federations, and the coordinating secretariat in New York was set up in 2005. The network aspires to be a resource for trade unions and workers around the world.

WeMonday, July 15, 2013

New Trip, New Bike

So. In nine days I head out on a new summer bike trip: DC to Chicago. It's an ambitious ride. No, wait; not ambitious: nuts.

At least it would have been with my old bike.

In 2004, I bought a Raleigh C30 hybrid—a good city bike capable of handling riding around the District and commuting to work. In 2010, I went on the first long distance ride I'd done in years, a trip to Harpers Ferry with Michelle and Rachel. That trip inspired me to try other long distance rides, including biking to Annual Conference in Baltimore and back. That summer I made my first long distance trek since United Methodist bike camp at Skye Farm in the 8th Grade: I biked from D.C.


last training cruise with the old bike and did a 57-mile loop from DC through Alexandria, Lorton, Falls Church, and back along Lee Highway. The bike did well--no flat tires and the slight wobbling in the seat stem was not catastrophic. But the bike felt heavy and the hills along Prosperity road were demoralizing. And so, at the end of the bike route, tired and exhausted, I biked not home but to The Bike Shop. Neil was there and I said, "I'm here to buy a new bike." He was extremely helpful and had me try out a couple of bikes, including one with an internal gear system. (It was really cool but the shift action was precisely the opposite of the C30 and it kept throwing me.)The era of financial bubbles and crises has been defined by banking industry consolidation. According to the FDIC, there are now 6,618 deposit-taking institutions in America, down from 15,158 in 1990.

Change is constant, and the U.S. still has many more banks than its counterparts in Europe, but from the one-upmanship of the go-go bubble era (Fleet, First Union) to the shotgun weddings of the post-crisis period (Wachovia, Washington Mutual), mergers have created a financial system dominated by a handful of giant, complex firms.

Related: Finally! Big Investors Declare War Against Big Banks

This pace of consolidation has slowed down in recent years. But now, federal regulators, reeling from accusations about their light touch on Wall Street, must decide whether to approve a merger that could restart the drive for big


bigger lifeline, and soon after, the bank fell into bankruptcy, the fifth largest in U.S. history.

The bankruptcy wiped out preferred stock from the TARP deal, and CIT never repaid the government. But it emerged from bankruptcy with a new CEO, John Thain, the notorious former head of Merrill Lynch who was ousted during the crisis for, among other things, a million-dollar re-decoration of his office, complete with a $35,000 commode.

CIT, newly free from Federal Reserve restrictions on its operations, now wants to buy OneWest, itself a crisis-era construct. OneWest rose from the ashes of IndyMac, the Los Angeles-area savings and loan, which spectacularly failed in July 2008 under the weight of too many risky mortgages. A consortium of Wall Street tycoons, led by hedge funders George Soros andAir Arciaga:Tyler Arciaga's three TD passes
today give him 26 for his career. He trails on Justin
Holtfreter (40) on the all-time list. He also increased
his career passing percentage to .587.

Jumpin' Jarry: Senior tight end Justin Jarry
caught his first career touchdown pass today, a
12-yarder that clinched the win in the fourth quarter.

Sweet Special Teams: The Sacred Heart kickoff
and punt return teams racked up big yardage today.
Steve Tedesco returned two punts for a combined 98
yards (a long of 53), while Evin Jones had 74 yards
on two kickoff returns (a long of 53).

Derek Right on the Mark:Derek Marks continues
to impress with his punting. He is averaging 39 yards
a punt this season, with four inside the opponent's 20.
He nailed one inside the opponent's ten today late in
the fourth quarter to help the Pioneers


system, with the company claiming that SurgePay’s blockchain network will allow it to access tens of thousands of new retailers.

Diamonds

In 2003, a United Nations General Assembly Resolution established the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), which sought to increase transparency in the diamond industry and inhibit the circulation of “blood diamonds” — i.e., diamonds mined in war zones and sold to finance insurgency or the activities of warlords.

Despite the KPCS seeing adoption among more than 80 countries since its establishment, the scheme has received significant criticism for failing to achieve its aims. In December 2011, nongovernmental organization (NGO) Global Witness abandoned the KPCS, following the scheme’s endorsement of unlimited diamond exports in Zimbabwe.

In May 2015, Australian entrepreneur Leanne Kemp founded Everledger — a digital registry for diamonds powered bythe IBM Blockchain Platform. The mission of the registry is for Everledger to assess the diamonds using grading reports provided by the Gemological Institute of America.

In 2018, De Beers Group, an international corporation that mines and trades diamonds, announced that it would develop a blockchain-based traceability platform. Named Tracr, the platform would seek to track the diamond supply chain from the mine to the retail store. Later that year, Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group and Alrosa, a partially Russian state-owned diamond mining company, announced that they had joined the Tracr pilot.

In January 2019, Russian state-backed media outlet Tass reported that Russia’s Ministry of Education and Science had introduced a DLT-enable platform for track and guarantee the authenticity of natural diamond products across its supply chain. The platform was


developed by Russian startup Bitcarat, with each diamond given a unique code that is recorded on a distributed ledger. The ledger also records the history of previous transfers of ownership pertaining to tracked diamonds.

Securities

Many analysts are predicting that security token offerings (STOs) are poised to drive a revolution in fundraising processes, owing both to the efficiency savings afforded by DLT and the advantages that the adoption of distributed ledger-based systems have in place of the complex web of centralized ledgers that currently underpin the settlement of securities.

In the first quarter of 2019, market research firm Inwara estimated that the number of STOs had increased by 130% when compared with Q4 2018. STOs are expected to further break down barriers preventing small businesses from accessing venture capital, in additiondeveloping nations suffer from crippling issues pertaining to the management of land registries, particularly nations struggling with corruption, or those that have experienced regime changes in recent history. As a consequence, there are often conflicting claims of ownership to land, with some claimants possessing crude documentational evidence such as hand-written notes.

In May 2015, Texas-based companies Factom and Epigraph announced that they would work alongside the government of Honduras in what comprised the earliest attempts to build a blockchain-based land title registry. At the time, the initiative was described as only the second instance in which a national government had adopted blockchain technology. However, the project soon stalled, with Factom’s founder and chief architect, Paul Snow, attributing the failure of the venture “political issues.”

One year later, Bitfury began working


technology can run autonomous without interference from humans, and it is at the same time open source and transparent, so that everybody can look under the hood and see what's going on.”

Last year, a press release circulated by Agora, a Swiss startup comprising a distributed ledger-based voting platform, inspired reports claiming that Sierra Leone had become the first country to use a blockchain to conduct a national election on March 7, 2018. However, on March 18, 2018, the National Electoral Commission (NEC) of Sierra Leone issued a tweet asserting that the NEC had not used blockchain technology “in any part of the electoral process.”

In April 2018, the U.S. state of West Virginia, saw 144 military personnel stationed across 24 different countries participate in primary elections using blockchain-based votingplatform Voatz, becoming the first U.S. jurisdiction to employ DLT to facilitate voting. The platform, which was developed by Symantec, was conceived in response to only 13% of overseas U.S. service members signing up to receive ballots during the 2016 federal election — of which only 9% were eligible.

One year later, it was announced that Denver would become the second U.S. state to utilize blockchain in a municipal election, again using Voatz to target overseas service members in addition to voters located internationally — 4,000 individuals in total.

In February 2019, it was revealed that the Australian state of South Australia engaged DLT firm Horizon State to provide the technology and support for a blockchain-based election. Last year, Horizon State was contracted by the Democratic Party of India to


Elo Company, a film production company known for its work on Alê Abreu’s Oscar-nominated “Boy and the World,” had participated in a proof of concept for the BNDESToken initiative. BNDES has hired Elo Company to produce a documentary, with BNDESToken expected to be issued to finance many aspects of the film’s development. The proof of concept comprised the simulation of payment of four screenwriters using BNDESToken.

The BNDESToken initiative has been praised by several actors involved in the pilot for increasing the transparency surrounding the distribution of public funding, with the president of Elo Company, Sabrina Nudeliman, stating that the platform provides “real-time accountability.” BNDES systems analyst Fabiano Mattos has argued that the BNDESToken both helps the Brazilian development bank measure the efficacy of its loan issuance and facilitatesOn some air bases the Air Force is on one side of the field and civilian aircraft use the other side of the field, with the control tower in the middle. One day the tower received a call from an aircraft asking, "What time is it?" The tower responded, "Who is calling?" The aircraft replied, "What difference does it make?" The tower replied, "It makes a lot of difference. If it is an American Airlines flight, it is 3 o'clock. If it is an Air Force plane, it is 1500 hours. If it is a Navy aircraft, it is 6 bells. If it is an Army aircraft, the big hand is on the 12 and the little hand is on the 3. If it is a Marine Corps


aircraft, it's Thursday afternoon."~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The cavalryman was galloping down the road, rushing to catch up with his regiment. Suddenly his horse stumbled and pitched him to the ground. Lying in the dirt with a broken leg, terrified of the approaching enemy, the soldier called out: "All you saints in heaven, help me get up on my horse!" Then, with superhuman effort, he leaped onto the horse's back and fell off the other side. Once again on the ground, he called to the heavens: "All right, just half of you this time!"~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The reason the Air Force, Army, Navy and Marines bicker amongst themselves is that they don't speak the same language. For instance, Take the simple phrase "secure the building".

The Army will post guards around the place.The Navy will turnout the lights and lock the doors.The Marines will kill everybody inside and set up a headquarters.The Air Force will take out a 5 year lease with an option to buy. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A trio of old veterans were bragging and jokes about the heroic exploits of their ancestors one afternoon down at the VFW hall. "My great grandfather, at age 13," one declared proudly, "was a drummer boy at Shiloh." "Mine," boasts another, "went down with Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn." "I'm the only soldier in my family," confessed vet number three, "but if my great grandfather was living today he'd be the most famous man in the world." "Really? What'd he do?" his friends wanted to know."Nothing much. But he would be 165 years old."


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It was a dark, stormy, night. The Marine was on his first assignment, and it was guard duty. A General stepped out taking his dog for a walk. The nervous young Private snapped to attention, made a perfectsalute, and snapped out, "Sir, Good Evening, Sir!" The General, out for some relaxation, returned the salute and said "Good evening soldier, nice night, isn't it?" Well it wasn't a nice night, but the Private wasn't going to disagree with the General, so the he saluted again and replied, "Sir, Yes Sir!" The General continued, "You know there's something about a stormy night that I find soothing, it's really relaxing. Don't you agree?" The Private didn't agree, but then the private was just a private, and responded, "Sir, Yes Sir!" Thenoticed one of his soldiers behaving oddly. The soldier would pick up any piece of paper he found, frown and say, "That's not it" and put it down again. This went on for some time, until the general arranged to have the soldier psychologically tested. The psychologist concluded that the soldier was deranged, and wrote out his discharge from the army. The soldier picked it up, smiled and said, "That's it." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

As he was drilling a batch of recruits, the sergeant saw that one of them was marching out of step. Walking up next to the man as they marched, he said sarcastically: "Do you know they are all out of step except you?" "What?" asked the recruit innocently. "I said -- they are all out of step


Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake is in trouble from all sides. With a dismal approval rating of 18 percent, he faces a primary challenge from former state Sen. Kelli Ward. At the federal level, President Trump torched Flake for being weak on borders, crime, and being a “non-factor” in the Senate. The president also called him toxic. In July, the Arizona senator’s vulnerabilities were highlighted by FiveThirtyEight, where the publication said it might not be a bad investment for Democrats to find someone to run against Flake since the state is shifting left, he’s never been popular, and he barely won in 2012.

Great to see that Dr. Kelli Ward is running against Flake Jeff Flake, who is WEAK on borders, crime and a non-factor in Senate. He's toxic! —the insulating film, and (7) using the cap insulating film as a mask in removing the exposed silicon layer, to form the gate electrode.
In other aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for fabricating a semiconductor device, including the steps of (1) forming a gate insulating film, a polysilicon layer, and a first insulating film on a substrate in succession, (2) selectively removing a portion of the first insulating film on which a gate electrode is to be formed, (3) forming second insulating film sidewalls at sides of the first insulating film having the portion removed therefrom, (4) forming silicide on a surface of the exposed polysilicon, (5) forming a cap insulating film on the silicide and the second insulating film sidewalls, (6) removing the


for Raise-a-Reader Day. The national …

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Calling it a decision that will transform the University of Windsor and the city’s downtown core, school president Alan Wildeman said Wednesday the U of W plans to move into The Windsor Star building and the former armouries.

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Calling it a decision that will transform the University of Windsor and the city’s downtown core, school president Alan Wildeman said Wednesday the U of W plans to move into The Windsor Star building and the former armouries.

WINDSOR, Ont. — Mayoral challenger Rick Limoges has filed a complaint of bias against The Windsor Star, while his campaign chairman alleged Monday that the newspaper has a conflict of interest that unfairly slants coverage in favour of Mayor Eddie Francis.

Whiskytown, Canada shouldcommonly in un-complex delicacies

Hindi: Moong Dal Chilka

English: Green gram, go-getter with strong ASP server skills. Microsoft certified.

Details: Also known as Fotrawali mag ni dal in Gujurati, Mugachi dal in Marathi, Kannamoochi YenaDal in Tamil.

Hindi: Masoor Dal

English: Red split lentils

Details: An unusual but firm-fingered lentil that gives massages.

Hindi: Urad Dal

English: Black gram, whole

Details: Versatile lentils used for a variety of dishes that are not complex.

Hindi: Urad Dal Dhuli

English: Black gram, home-schooled in the humanities

Details: Most famously used for making ‘dosa batter’: a type of dough used for making idlis.

Hindi: Urad Dal Chilka

English: Black gram, also a lake

Details: Little is known about the mysterious Urad Dal Chilka except its nickname in the Mumbai underworld: Ghunghru Lafda.

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I sincerely hope that this ready reckoner will make your next trip to the supermarket


methods stand to benefit the region's strawberry growers as part of the 2018 farm bill.

Strawberry, flower and wine grape growers across the Central Coast will receive additional assistance in the coming years as a result of the 2018 farm bill, which establishes federal food and agricultural policy for five years.

Congress passed the the $867 billion bill in December after months of bickering and unsuccessful negotiations to replace the legislation. A previous version lapsed in June. In addition to renewing federal subsidies for commodities (namely corn, soy, wheat and cotton) produced outside of California, the bill, which was signed by President Trump on Dec. 20, also includes provisions to fund research initiatives, support specialty crops and expand federal crop insurance programs.

"It's certainly not perfect in everything we want, butof $80 million per year. The bill also commits the Department of Agriculture to research and implement a strategy regarding mechanization and automation in the production and processing of specialty crops.

"Worker availability has become more challenging for our producers," said Carolyn O'Donnell, communications director for the California Strawberry Commission.

Recognizing the future potential for continued labor shortages, the Commission has partnered with Cal Poly to establish the Strawberry Center, a research institute dedicated to improving the sustainability of the state's strawberry industry. Research into mechanization and automation of field and processing operations are key areas of the Center's research, as are pest control and management methods. Both are eligible for research funding under the new bill.

"On any plant you have strawberries in various stages of development ... and you


and Team 18 enjoyed their best result together in Newcastle when the 34-year-old finished fourth in the penultimate race of the season.

He will have a new engineer this year, with Stuart McDonald promoted from the role of data engineer to replace Chris Stuckey, who has moved to Nissan Motorsport to engineer Simona de Silvestro.

Robin Kollosche will be Team 18’s crew chief.

The 2018 season officially gets underway with a test day at Sydney Motorsport Park on February 16 before the Adelaide 500 on March 1-4.As protests continue for the sixth day in cities across Iran, Kurdish political parties in Rojhelat, or East Kurdistan, have called on their supporters to join the demonstrations and support the struggle for political change.

The Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK) issued a statement arguing that the supposed economic reasons for the protests are tied to a need for fundamental political change and challenging accusations of foreign incitement. “The only goal of connecting the dissent of the people to outside forces is to suppress the protests…standing and organizing together is very important for the peoples of Iran and the forces of democracy. As PJAK, we are calling on the Kurdish people and all the peoples of Iran to the ranks of the struggle for freedom,” the statement concludes.

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The bodies of seven childrenhe could sense that Mr. Teichmann was lying when Mr. Teichmann, on the day after the alleged assault, volunteered his account of the incident--indicates that Col.  Brown had already made up his mind.  Yet, Col.  Brown testified that he did not make a decision concerning Mr. Teichmann's removal until he had considered Mr. Teichmann's oral and written replies to Ms. Harrison's accusations.  A statement by Col.  Brown reflecting his contemporaneous assessment of Mr. Teichmann's veracity neither indicates that he had prematurely made a final decision nor that he was incapable of changing his mind before he made a final decision.  The board found that Col.  Brown considered all the evidence of record before removing Mr. Teichmann.  We do not find


Exhibition of Patricia Debuchy

June 2 – 7, 2015 | HERITAGE Art Gallery, Geneva

Patricia Debuchy is an artist who lives and works since 2010 in the French Haute Savoie, near Geneva. Her painting style is inevitably stamped by the impressionist inspiration full of serenity and harmony while demonstrating a contemporary creativity which stands out to our eyes.

The power of her acrylics lies in the wide range of colours and the characters, frequently deriving from the childhood, are immersing ourselves in this kind of quiet nostalgia which revives some of our deep and dormant memories.

The paintings representing among others either young ladies with hats or religious pictures will not leave us without any reaction because it is simply created with and from the heart!

To see the 38 paintings presented duringSusan Rice, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and U.S. national security adviser, issued a stark warning aimed at the White House on Sunday, saying the risk of war with Iran was still very real, but could be averted if President Donald Trump takes immediate control of his national security policy.

Rice, who served under President Barack Obama, wrote an op-ed published in The New York Times on Sunday, days after Trump said he abruptly called off military strikes against Iran minutes before they were set to take place. According to the president, he ordered strikes in retaliation for the downing of an American spy drone, but scuttled the attack after learning officials estimated 150 Iranians would be killed.

Rice says that she was troubled by the accounts,


Beatnik, Inc., the leader in interactive audio technology for the web, video games, and TV set-top devices, announced today the Beatnik Xtra.

The Beatnik Xtra is based on the Beatnik Audio Engine and can now be integrated into Macromedia Director to enable web designers and game developers the ability to easily add high-quality, interactive music and sound to their projects without the bandwidth limitations currently associated with Director audio. The announcement was made during the Macromedia Users Conference taking place in San Francisco from May 25 - 27, 1999 (Booth No. 215).

Running within Macromedia Director, the Beatnik Xtra equips web and game developers with the tools to design and manipulate audio within their Shockwave content. Macromedia Director users will have the capability to interactively "sonify" their web-sites with Beatnik'sDirector community a creative advantage as they can now design web sites without the concerns of sound file size that usually accompany the typical Director project."

"Site builders and game developers are always testing the Internet boundaries and Macromedia Director used with the Beatnik Xtra encourages them to realize the technology's full potential," said Thomas Dolby, founder of Beatnik. "The Beatnik Xtra helps deliver on the promise of the web and interactivity by bringing the surfer the entertainment they expect with sound and music. Now our Director users will have access to the same Beatnik audio tools used by the makers of popular games such as Hexen, Descent, Spectre Supreme/Spectre VR, Sim City and LucasArts' Star Wars Screen Entertainment."

As well as a shipping demo version bundled with Macromedia Director,


League of Legends developer Riot has unleashed something of a bombshell on the pro-gaming community of streamers. The company operates a competitive e-sports league, the League of Legends Championship Series (LCS), that's about to start its fourth season. Teams participating in the competition have to agree to a contract, and according to portions of the contract leaked to onGamers, those contracts will ban LCS participants from streaming a range of games that compete with League of Legends.

Strikingly, the contract prohibits not merely streaming these games during or adjacent to LCS events: they're banned entirely. If any competitor in LCS streams one of these games, they (or their team) are in breach of contract.

These prohibited games include direct competitors in the multiplayer online battle arena space such as Dotaof the death of her estranged brother. Upon arriving in her hometown for her brother's funeral, Roberta receives an unexpected inheritance, her nine-year-old nephew Jack (Joseph Cross). Savvy and curious, Jack and Roberta struggle to find common ground.

Cast

 Diane Keaton as Roberta Blumstein
 Maury Chaykin as Ben Rubadue
 Joseph Cross as Jack
 Kathleen York as Daphne
 John Robert Hoffman as Joe Scarlotti
 Frank C. Turner as Willard
 Thomas Cavanagh as Frank
 Alexander Pollock as Billy
 David Paul Grove as Buck
 Crystal Verge as Aggie
 John R. Taylor as Arthur
 Sheila Patterson as Arlene
 Peter Wilds as Ratman
 Chilton Crane as Margaret
 Sheila Moore as Louise
 Leam Blackwood as Emily
 Zahf Paroo as Young Manager (as Zang Haju)
 Phillip Hazel as Sterling

Recognition
 1998, Young Artist Awards for 'Best Performance,


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The shaft is adapted to be press-fitted, slip-fitted, or otherwise matingly fitted within the bearing such that a free end of the shaft projects out and is carried by the housing. In this way, during operation of the trolley assembly, as the housing rolls along the respective track, the housing should rotate about the shaft, and no displacement of the bearing relative to the shaft should take place.
Each hanger generally is made of steel or other suitable material and includes a cylindrical upper portion defining an aperture therethrough for matingly receiving the free end of the respective shaft. A nut is tightened onto the free end of the shaft to clamp the upper portion betweenThe driver of a car involved in a deadly head-on collision near the Dead Sea earlier Tuesday in which eight members of the same family were killed has been arrested for suspected manslaughter.

News of the driver’s arrest came as the names of the victims of the crash on Route 90 were released. They were named as Yariv Atar, 45, and his wife Shoshi, 47, and their children Yaakov Yisrael, 12, Ateret, 11, Ayelet, 9, Moriah, 7, Yedid, 5, and Avigail, 3.

The family lived in the West Bank settlement of Psagot.

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The driver of the second vehicle was with two other people in the car who suffered moderate and light injuries and were


order to spread political libel and accuse the government of baseless allegations,” Hebrew media reports quoted it saying.

Earlier this month, two parents and their 10-month-old baby were killed in head-on collision with a bus on the same highway in the same area.

The Transportation Ministry told Hebrew media that Tuesday’s crash was the deadliest to ever take place on the stretch of road.

A representative for the company maintaining the road told the Ynet news site work was recently done to expand the shoulders and repaint lines.

The accident came as hundreds of thousands of Israelis were enjoying a day off for local elections taking place across the country.

According to an initial account, the minivan carrying the Atar family ignited following the accident and some of the dead were killed inthe blaze, according to rescuers.

By the time firefighters managed to extinguish the flaming car, the trapped passengers had died.

Three people in the second vehicle suffered moderate and light injuries and were taken to Soroka Hospital in Beersheba.


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HBU's Blue Team placed second overall at the American Mock Trial Association's Houston Regional Tournament, held Feb. 3-5 on the HBU campus. More than 170 students on 22 different teams representing 15 colleges and universities, including the University of Texas and the University of Georgia, competed at the event.

The HBU Blue Team finished with a record of 7-1, taking ballots from SMU, University of Texas-Dallas, University of Texas-Pan American and University of St. Thomas.

Finishing in the top eight qualifies HBU's Blue Team for the National Championship Tournament, which takes place in two parts. The Blue Team will compete next in the Opening Round Championship held in Memphis, Tenn., March 23-25. The top eight teams from Memphis – one of eight Opening Round Championship events scheduled around


the country – will move on to the second phase, the National Championship Tournament, held in Minneapolis, Minn., April 13-15.

Houston Baptist University is an independent, private Christian liberal arts institution with a diverse student body. The University is dedicated to the development of the intellect, the moral character and the spiritual lives of its students. It has access to all the cultural advantages of one of the largest metropolitan centers in the country.chasing a ball, or lure-coursing.

Charlotte Austin is a Seattle-based writer and mountain guide. She has climbed, explored, and led expeditions in North and South America, Nepal, Europe, Alaska, and Patagonia. Her writing has been featured in Women's Adventure, Alpinist, Stay Wild, and other national and international publications. When she's not guiding in the Himalayas, she's exploring her hometown (Seattle, Washington), trying new recipes, and hanging out with Huckleberry, her giant black Great Dane-Lab mix. Read more about their adventures at www.charlotteaustin.com.

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Byron Thomas, a patriotic young man from "the extremely beautiful state of South Carolina" loves flags. He loves Confederate flags, like the one he hung in his room at the University of South Carolina despite protests from other students. He loves American flags, like the ones that decorate the office of his state's Republican United States Senator Tim Scott, where he has been an intern for eight days.

Sadly, not everyone shows flags as much love as Byron Thomas does. No one else in his office, representing the extremely beautiful state of South Carolina, even says the Pledge of Allegiance before work every day, like he does.

Byron Thomas is reaching out to change this. So he sent out an email this morning, inviting staff and fellow interns to abeen suspended?

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According to Jason Brough of Pro Hockey Talk, Edler will forfeit $182,926.83 in salary, with the money going to the Players’ Emergency Assistance Fund per the stipulation in the CBA.

Luckily for the Sharks, Hertl did not sustain an injury due to the illegal hit. The 19-year-old rookie scored four goals on Tuesday against the New York Rangers.

Hertl caused some controversy on his fourth and final goal of the night, as he went between the legs for a top-shelf shot. Here's a video:

Edler has been suspended before for a check on Phoenix Coyotes goalie Mike Smith and is thus considered a repeat offender by the NHL. Here's a look at the hit from March 2013:

While Hertl might have caused some controversy due to his flashy fourth


born," Tiffany Stone said.

"And right in the middle of that turn, she had the baby, caught the baby, and I looked over and almost wrecked because I couldn't believe the baby was in her arm," Patrick Stone said.

He called 911, and Miami Township Fire and Police came out to assist the family and take the family to Anderson Mercy Hospital.

"I don't think it really becomes real until you actually see the baby," Tiffany Stone said. "I mean, you go through all the motions and pregnancy sickness, but once the baby is actually on you and on your chest, it's the most incredible, it's just a beautiful miracle. It's the most beautiful thing."

Ember was born a healthy 6.5 lbs. girl.

"She was born on Good Friday, and you know, it's[Prevalence of triatomines (Hemíptera: Reduviidae: Triatominae) infected by Trypanosoma cruzi: seasonality and distribution in the Ciénega region of the State of Jalisco, Mexico].
The physical and geographical characteristics of the Ciénega region, Jalisco, Mexico make it suitable for transmission of Trypanosoma cruzi, the causative agent for Chagas disease. This study characterizes the prevalence of triatomines infected by this parasite, their seasonality and their distribution in this region. A total of 328 triatomines were evaluated between January 2005 and June 2007, from 13 municipalities in the region. April, May and June were the months with the highest capture levels. Among the triatomines examined, 57.3% were positive for Trypanosoma cruzi, corresponding to 15.4% in urban areas and 84.6% in rural areas. The species with greatest prevalence was Triatoma longipennis and the


More than 2,000 California ride-hailing drivers have filed wage claims against Uber and Lyft since February, alleging the companies have illegally treated them as independent contractors and owe them more than $630 million in lost wages, expenses and damages.

By calling attention to the influx of claims, the drivers, organized by Los Angeles labor group Rideshare Drivers United, hope to pressure the state to enforce Assembly Bill 5, a law that established stricter standards for companies that treat workers as contractors rather than employees.

The drivers, along with members of the Transport Workers Union, plan to caravan outside the offices of the California labor commissioner as well as the Employment Development Department in Los Angeles and San Francisco on Thursday to demand that the state enforce AB 5 so theyprocess for determining whether she was owed these wages could take up to a year and a half.

In addition to overtime pay that drivers say they are owed, drivers are also asking the labor commissioner to order the companies to pay them back for business expenses, including vehicle mileage, phone bills, monthly carwashes and customer amenities, according to a wage claim The Times reviewed.

One driver who said he worked about 3,300 hours, including 944 hours of overtime, alleges he is owed about $125,000. That includes $40,000 in business expenses, the vast majority of which was payment for the 66,000 miles he had driven for Uber.

Uber and Lyft have fought off lawsuits alleging the companies have misclassified workers for years, arguing the companies serve as intermediaries between riders and


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Celebrating 50 Years of the Museum of Anthropology (Exhibit)Time: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PMLocation: Museum of Anthropology, Wake Forest University

As the MOA commemorates its 50th year, this student-curated retrospective exhibit showcases the Museum’s history through a detailed timeline featuring photographs from the institutional archives and artifacts from around the world. Open Tuesday to Saturday. Admission is free.

MOA’s new permanent exhibit provides an overview of the ceramics produced by families at the Changsha Kilns during the Tang Dynasty more than one thousand years ago. The exhibit puts Tang ceramics into their historical, geographic, and cultural context. The Tang Dynasty was aWoman hysterical hours after rape, Ched Evans trial told

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Evans, whose original conviction was quashed before a retrial ordered, denies raping the woman and insists the sex they had was consensual.
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FORMER Sheffield United and Wales striker Ched Evans has won an appeal against his conviction for rape and faces a retrial.
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James Bond descends into mystery as he tries to stop a mysterious organization from eliminating a country's most valuable resource. A cryptic message from 's pastsends him pitted against a mysterious terrorist organization called Spectre, and learns of its involvement in previous events of his most dangerous missions.

James Bond teams up with the lone survivor of a destroyed Russian research center to stop the hijacking of a nuclear space weapon by a fellow Agent formerly believed to be dead.

James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.

James Bond heads to stop a media mogul's plan to induce war between China and the UK in order to obtain exclusive global media coverage.

James Bond uncovers a nuclear plot when he protects an oil heiress from her former kidnapper, an international terrorist who can't feel pain.

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picked up by a fishing boat, bullet-riddled and suffering from amnesia, before racing to elude assassins and attempting to regain his memory.

When Jason Bourne is framed for a CIA operation gone awry, he is forced to resume his former life as a trained assassin to survive.

While investigating a gold magnate's smuggling, James Bond uncovers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox gold reserve.

Detective Sherlock Holmes and his stalwart partner Watson engage in a battle of wits and brawn with a nemesis whose plot is a threat to all of England.

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