policy issues, including counterproliferation, missile defence and nuclear energy, and has published extensively on these topics. Earlier, he worked with the Indian Pugwash Society for a Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) project on India’s Role in the Emerging Global Nuclear Order. Prior to joining the Society, he worked as a journalist with some leading Indian media houses. Kumar also coordinates the Nuclear Proliferation International History Project (NPIHP) at IDSA, and has spearheaded an unprecedented archival mining campaign as part of research on India’s nuclear history.

Contents

Foreword by C. Raja Mohan

Preface

1. Introduction
2. From Non-proliferation to Counterproliferation: The Regime’s Conceptual Crisis
3. The State and the Regime: The Complex Interplay of Actors, Norms and Interests
4. India, NPT and the Non-proliferation Regime
5. The Routes to Nuclear Disarmament: An Indian Perspective
6. Counterproliferation: The Quest"We have observed the pre-merger stages of black holes," said Stefanie Komossa of the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, part of the team that made the new discovery. "But we haven't seen the actual merger event."

Komossa and her team have now detected the consequences of such a merger: a 100-million-solar mass black hole in the process of leaving its home galaxy.

"The consequence was that the merged black hole, the final product, the new black hole was expelled from the galaxy," Komossa said.

The team's results are detailed in the May 10 issue of the journal Astrophysical Journal Letters.

Black holes get a kick

Komossa explained that the theory behind these mergers follows from the observations that many galaxies have very massive black holes at their cores.

If two galaxies with these


its management over the past year as part of a restructuring effort.

Former General Electric Chief Executive Officer Jeff Immelt currently serves as its chairman.

Once the deal is complete, Athenahealth will merge with Virence Health, the former GE Healthcare unit that Veritas acquired earlier this year, the companies said in a joint statement.

A deal for Athenahealth represents the largest deal to date for Elliott's private equity arm, Evergreen.

In June Athenahealth's founder and CEO Jonathan Bush, a nephew of former U.S. President George H.W. Bush, stepped down following a newspaper report alleging he had assaulted his former wife 14 years earlier.with Fathom Lane

CURRENT SWELL

Cultivating the unique moments when a first take becomes the final cut, or when a fleeting idea turns into a fully realized creation, has become something of an unofficial philosophy for Current Swell. Considering the pace they have set in recent years — including a first place win and $100,500 top prize at Vancouver’s Peak Performance Project and sold-out headlining tours of Brazil and Europe — Current Swell had no reason to re-write their approach heading into the sessions for Ulysses, the band’s anticipated second release for Nettwerk Records.

Not after a six-year run which has positioned the group as one of the bright lights on the Canadian musical landscape. But here’s the thing with Current Swell. When it comes to the process of songwriting, touring


not a creature, but a man….so in that case I’ll have to defer as well to “The Gentlemen” from the Buffy the Vampire series…however “Buffy” is a TV series, not a movie……ah, the complications we weave!!!!!

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All Posters,is the fourth generation of Ogburn farmers on this exact same ground. In fact Simeon Lloyd Ogburn, Sim’s great-grandfather, bought the farm and built the house adjacent to the produce stand in the early 1900s. So, to say farming runs in the blood is an understatement, it has become a way of life for many generations in the family over the last 100 years! Throughout the years the farm has seen many changes and crops grown here. Until 2006 Tobacco was the main crop grown here as well as Sweet Potatoes, Soybeans, Oats, Wheat, Rye, Grain Sorghum, and Corn, to name a few, but after graduating from NC State University in 2011 Sim returned to the farm and decided that Strawberries and Vegetables was the future of the


farm in this rapidly growing area. In 2014, Sim was awarded the Wake County Agribusiness Council’s Outstanding Young Farmer Award. He is the second Ogburn to be awarded this, the first being his father Tandy.1984, defense counsel filed a motion for judgment of acquittal and motion for new trial alleging that the prosecuting witness, who was eight years old at the time of trial, was incompetent, and also alleging that the State had failed to prove the exact date that the alleged offense took place. The trial court denied both of said motions. On November 13, 1984, defense counsel filed another "Motion for New Trial" alleging, in addition to the previous grounds, that the trial court had erred when it failed to instruct the jury on certain lesser included offenses. Said motion was denied by the trial court on December 7, 1984.
According to the victim's mother, both the victim and the victim's family were acquainted with the appellant. They had attended church


together and had gone swimming together. The sexual assault occurred during the summer of 1983 when the appellant was 19 years old and the victim was six years old. On the evening before the day the assault took place, the six year old victim spent the night with the appellant (who was unemployed at the time) and the appellant's wife. The next morning, the appellant's wife left to go to work. The appellant and the victim decided to go swimming at the victim's grandmother's house. After they had gone swimming, they returned to the appellant's trailer, where the victim and the appellant were alone. According to the victim, they went into the bedroom where, for the next ten or fifteen minutes the following took place:
"He pulled down hispants. I pulled down my pants. And he put his tongue on my thing and I put my tongue on his thing and then he sucked on my thing and I sucked on his."
According to the victim, the appellant told him they were playing a game called "honey". The appellant also told the victim that he should not tell his mother what had happened.
The victim then returned home and told a friend but did not immediately tell his mother what had happened. Later, the friend told his parents, who then discussed the assault with the victim's mother. When the victim's father confronted the appellant and asked him about a game called "honey," the appellant "jumped back and started shaking. And when he started shaking, the first thing that


France is seeking to repatriate some of the 150 children of French jihadists identified as being in Syria, as Western nations grapple with how to handle citizens who left to join extremists.

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A French official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Paris would repatriate the children "as much as is possible, on the condition that the mother agrees".

"We're starting to look at how this might work," the source added.

French authorities only have a precise location for some of the children, making these the only viable cases for potential repatriation, the source said, declining to give figures.

The cases of the 150 youngsters, some of whom are being held in camps in Kurdish-held northern Syria after the Islamic State group was driven from the area, were flagged up bycut off diplomatic ties with Damascus.

'Inhumane choice'?

The decision to leave French adults in the war zone has infuriated lawyers representing their families at home in France, who say their clients are being held in illegal detention in unsanitary conditions.

"This is scandalous and hypocritical on the part of the French government," said Bruno Vinay, lawyer for the best-known French woman in Kurdish custody, Emilie Konig.

"France is leaving these women alone faced with the inhumane choice of separating from their children," Vinay said.

"Given that this is all they have left, it is possible that only a minority will accept to separate from them."

In neighbouring Iraq, only three French jihadist families have been flagged to authorities.

One of the mothers, Melina Boughedir, has agreed for her three of her children to be


heroics, the Reds have now kept four clean sheets in their last five Premier League games. It was Mignolet's first save from the spot since 4 March 2012 - against Newcastle.

DEFENDER - STEVEN WHITTAKER (Norwich)

Every team needs a slice of luck - and Whittaker provided Norwich with two against Everton. The first came when the ball dropped back to him after his initial shot hit the post; the second was the luckiest assist you'll ever see, when his sliced shot turned into a cross for Ricky van Wolfswinkel to equalise.

Did you know? Whittaker was one of only two players who scored a goal and assisted another for their team this weekend. Everton's Seamus Coleman was the other.

DEFENDER - PATRICE EVRA (Manchester United)

With all the talk of Leighton Bainesinvolved in 102 Premier League clean sheets from 308 games.

DEFENDER - NEMANJA VIDIC (Manchester United)

At the Premier League launch last Thursday, Nemanja Vidic looked as fit as I've seen him. During Manchester United's romp against Swansea at the Liberty Stadium, he proved it. Solid as a rock.

Did you know? Since joining United in 2006, the Red Devils boast a Premier League win percentage of 73.8% with the Serbian in the side, as opposed to 66.3% without him.

MIDFIELD - FRANK LAMPARD (Chelsea)

There's a very familiar ring to Jose Mourinho's side in his second spell at Stamford Bridge. Petr Cech, John Terry and Lampard all featured against Hull City. Lampard's early penalty miss didn't faze him and the midfield veteran went from strength to strength, stamping his authority on the


match with a wonderful free-kick. And, to think, there were rumours Chelsea wanted to get rid...

Did you know? Lampard was the only player to score from a direct free-kick this weekend. It was his first direct-free kick goal in the Premier League since 28 December 2008, when he struck against Fulham.

MIDFIELD - ROSS BARKLEY (Everton)

When I saw Barkley collect the ball and rifle a shot past Norwich's John Ruddy, I thought, "what a great left-foot strike". What I didn't know until Danny Murphy mentioned it on Match of the Day was that the lad is right-footed. I think Everton have a player here.

Did you know? Barkley scored his first senior goal for the Toffees this weekend. He did, however, score five goals from 13 games while on loanfor Sheffield Wednesday last season.

MIDFIELD - PAULINHO (Tottenham Hotspur)

The 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace was a nice introduction to the Premier League for the Brazilian midfielder. Considering it was his league debut, he controlled events very nicely, keeping it simple but effective.

Did you know? On his Premier League debut, Paulinho introduced himself by having a pass completion rate of 90.6%, misplacing just five of 53 passes in the game.

FORWARD - ROBIN VAN PERSIE (Manchester United)

Robin van Perfect is back and looks like he has no intention of letting his standards drop just because Sir Alex Ferguson has left the managerial chair. Mr Moyes should take note, however, as Van Persie's second goal was beautifully crafted by Wayne Rooney. I suggest he thinks long and hard before making any


cells (60% neutrophils, 40% lymphocytes). The diagnosis was made with specific IgM and IgG antibody isolation in the serum (Elisa). Lyme serology was negative. The evolution was slowly favorable and the child remained hospitalized for 8 days. The neurological control examination 2 weeks later was normal except for a moderate left deviation during tandem walk and left Romberg manoeuver. Meningitis or meningoencephalitis in a child must raise the diagnosis of TBE in children, even in nonendemic countries, given the recent increased incidence of TBE and the development of tourism. Recent travel in endemic areas, a history of tick bite, and a clinical course in two phases must be sought. The diagnosis is serologic and prevention is based on vaccination.The Orange Bowl has served as the host of the national championship a few times in its storied history, but for the first time ever it will play host to a College Football Playoff semifinal on New Year's Eve.

In the first year of the College Football Playoff era, the Orange Bowl served as one of the New Year's Six games, but did not host a semifinal. Instead it featured Georgia Tech extending the ACC's winning streak in the game to three straight victories.

When the game was first founded in 1935, it was held at Miami Field and then moved to the Miami Orange Bowl three years later, where it remained for the next six decades. The game eventually moved to Sun Life Stadium when the Miami Orange Bowl


victory to make good on their top ranking.

There's no denying that it wasn't the strongest schedule in the world for the Tigers, but they still did what no other team in the country was able to do by going undefeated. Despite facing many weaker teams, Clemson also has wins over Notre Dame, Florida State and North Carolina to back up its strength of schedule. Heisman contender Deshaun Watson has led the Tigers with nearly 4,000 total yards, 41 total touchdowns and a completion rate of 69.5 percent.

The Tigers are arguably the most well-rounded team in the country. They can throw the ball or run the ball, defend both the pass and the run, and have a special teams unit as solid as they come. No matter who theyend up paired with for the playoff semifinal, they will be prepared. Dabo Swinney has this team clicking on all cylinders as it prepares to make a run at a national championship.

Last bowl game: 2014 Russell Athletic Bowl (40-6 win over Oklahoma)

All-time bowl record: 19-18

Head coach's bowl record: Dabo Swinney is 4-3 in bowl games as a head coach, all with Clemson.

Oklahoma Sooners (11-1, 8-1 in Big 12)

Oklahoma has been perfect all season save for a disastrous loss to Texas in October. The Sooners are a little unconventional, with undersized former walk-on Baker Mayfield stepping in at quarterback and leading them on a ridiculous run through the Big 12. Mayfield's been an incredible story, landing in Norman after not sticking at Texas Tech and going on to throw


this year for better than 3,000 yards and a 35-to-5 touchdowns-to-interceptions ratio. From nowhere, he's one of the best quarterbacks in the country.

The Sooners have a lot more going for them than just Mayfield. Running back Samaje Perine is one of the best in the country, going for 1,291 yards and 15 touchdowns. His backup, Joe Mixon, had 749 yards to give the Sooners a credible one-two punch in the backfield. Sterling Shepard is a 1,200-yard, 11-touchdown receiver who catches 76 percent of his targets. Offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley has weapons everywhere.

The defense holds up its end of the Sooners' bargain, too, ranking No. 31 nationally in total yardage and No. 21 in scoring defense. The Sooners are fun and they're deadly.

Last bowl game: 2014 Russell Athletic BowlRelated Stories

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says every public elementary school in the province will have a one-day walkout by teachers before the start of the Christmas holiday.

An ETFO spokesperson confirmed to CBC News on Thursday that the strikes will begin Monday and all will occur before the last day of school before the holidays.

Earlier Thursday, ETFO had given formal notice that one-day walkouts will be staged Monday in two small school districts — Avon Maitland and Ontario North East.

Avon Maitland District School Board has schools in communities such as Stratford, Wingham and Goderich.

Ontario North East District School Board covers communities such as Timmins, Kirkland Lake and Iroquois Falls.

Education Minister Laurel Broten had said she would allow the one-day walkouts by to go ahead in those school


some who depended on the rations for subsistence, the results were fatal, she said.

In July, three sisters under the age of 10 died of hunger in New Delhi, the capital, sparking accusations of government apathy. The deaths were not linked to possession of the Aadhaar card, but there has been widespread outrage that people are dying of hunger in a country where, according to government and industry data, grains and produce worth 580 billion rupees (6.1 billion pounds), or 40 percent of total output, go to waste every year.

Opposition parties have seized on the issue ahead of three big state elections this year and the national election in 2019, whittling into support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Modi’s office did not respond tochief executive of the Unique Identification Authority Of India that runs the Aadhaar programme, has said that connectivity and power problems do crop up, but added authorities have been told not to withhold social benefits if people can provide other, acceptable identification.

“People are dying because of government callousness,” said Hemant Soren, the leader of the opposition and a former chief minister of Jharkhand. “Mark my words, voters will teach them a lesson in the next election.”

In the hamlet near Ramgarh, Malhar and other men took shelter under a tree as a light drizzle came down, seeping through the makeshift roofs of their huts. They were joined by some women who said they were struggling to light damp firewood inside their huts.

Malhar lives with his 22-year-old brother Videshi in


Mekamon is a fighting robot with an augmented reality twist

A couple of little four-legged bots could be the future of fighting games. Reach Robotics, a UK-based company, is pushing for mixed reality gaming with modular robots called Mekamons that will face off in the digital and physical worlds. It's building an augmented reality game with these intelligent bots that are capable of launching a full-blown attack on each other. Its existing prototype at CES has infrared, Bluetooth and an in-built compass to help it detect the exact location of an opponent for an accurate attack in a multiplayer game. For now, Reach is using an app to control, arm and level up the bot in a single-player game (the only working format at the event).

It's probably going tobe a while before you can bring this robot home, though. The bot-makers hope to turn their idea into a crowdfunding campaign later this year. But if the military-helmet wearing machine lives up to its preview, it could potentially be a coveted battle toy next holiday season.

Gallery: Reach Robotics' Mekamon hands-on | 13 Photos

Mona is an arts and culture journalist with a focus on technology. Before moving to New York City for a masters program at Columbia Journalism School, she was the associate editor of Platform magazine in Delhi, India. She has covered dance music extensively and is a proponent of drug policy reform. On weekends, when she’s not watching post-apocalyptic films, she spends hours contemplating life as a Buddhist.


Detective and Fargo, projects that, by their very nature, prioritize burning brightly over fading away. And the best ideas are now percolating in half hours like Transparent and Togetherness, where the helium of humor allows for the exploration of all sorts of unglamorous darkness.

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In 2015, drama development across all platforms appears headed toward a mutually assured destruction. Only one series offers a blissful détente between the pleasures of the previous decade of cable excellence and the impractical demands of the current moment. The Americans is freighted with precisely the sort of hook that makes network executives salivate: Its central characters, Phillip and Elizabeth Jennings (Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell), are deep-cover KGB spies posing as normcore travel agents in the anodyne beigeness of ’80s suburbia. Yet ratherin poetry but govern in prose. The emotional wallops of The Americans would be nothing without the cerebral calculations that laid the groundwork for them. And so, right from the start, it’s clear that Weisberg and Fields had been unflinching in their assessment of their series’ few flaws. Chief among them was the second season’s unfortunate tendency to segregate story lines. With Stan adrift in one plot and the Jennings in another, the ornate Rezidentura never crossing over into the drab hallways of the J. Edgar Hoover building, The Americans sometimes felt like the best shows on television — plural — not a unified socialist republic. Year 3 begins with Stan and Phillip deepening their friendship by attending meetings for EST, a loopy self-help movement that demanded absolute


The Old Spanish Missions of California: A Historical and Descriptive Sketch

There were twenty one Spanish missions in California, established between 1769 and 1833 by Catholic priests to spread Christianity. Paul Elder collected various snippets of California history and compiled it in this work with quotes from various primary sources and photographs of numerous missions across the state, which presents a romanticized view of their founding. This work only portrays a partial and sanitized tale of the Spanish missions in California and their impact. The missions relied on agriculture to fund themselves, and sought to convert and colonize the Native people and their land. Multiple rebellions against the missions occurred since the missionaries sought to destroy native culture, and in the process, they transmitted communicable diseases which killed thousands.nose-cone, dropping him to seventeenth on the track.

Jacques Villeneuve sent a tyre spinning into David Coulthard's car at the Ascari chicane on the opening lap in a similar incident while trying to pass Michael Schumacher. Villeneuve was able to continue, although the collision with the tyre stack bent his suspension, which slowed his car and forced him to pit for a new set of tyres, a new nose-cone and a new steering wheel, dropping him to sixteenth place and putting him a lap behind. Coulthard was less fortunate, and immediately spun off with a broken suspension pushrod. Villeneuve apologised to Coulthard after the race.

Hill was leading by four seconds on lap six when he hit the tyre barriers at the first chicane and retired with broken suspension. Eddie


what our government is doing, off the record," he said.

CNN was not the only news organization to be barred from attending Spicer’s "gaggle." Others included Politico, The Hill, BuzzFeed, the Daily Mail, BBC, the Los Angeles Times and the New York Daily News.CNN also criticized the administration's tactics Friday, calling it "an unacceptable development by the Trump White House."Greg on Flickr:

See video of the first marriages on Maine!

Via the GLAAD blog: At midnight last night, Maine became the 8th state to enact marriage equality. Portland City Hall was open from midnight to 3:00 AM to marry the first couples. Several couples received marriage licenses, and a handful of couples were married on the spot.

Steven Bridges and Michael Snell were the first gay couple married in the state. As reported by the Bangor Daily News, Bridges and Snell were together for nine years before availing themselves of the legal protections of marriage equality.

The digital media team, Knack Factory, created a short documentary of the first night of marriage equality. As you can see in the video, supporters were out to cheer on the first couples to be


waivers is possible, but leaders in the UK, France and Germany prepared over the weekend to impose retaliatory tariffs.

The E.U. drew up a list of targeted products, focused on inflicting pain in the GOP heartland: recreational power boats made in Tennessee, digital flight recorders made in Arizona, and playing cards made in Kentucky.

But… Trump has to date shrugged off red-state complaints from lawmakers, manufacturers, state officials and his supporters expressing unhappiness with his tariffs policies.

The New York Times: U.S. allies brace for trade war as talks on tariffs stall.

IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES

➔ WOLF HOWLS:

Comedy Central comedian Michelle Wolf prompted anger from the right and from some journalists at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) on Saturday night for her takedowns of Trump, the GOP and Sarah Huckabee Sanders,been a nonpolitical role.

The Hill (op-ed): The next GOP leader needs political acumen and a whole lot more.

Meanwhile, expect Congress to focus heavily on tech and financial issues in the coming weeks.

The Hill: Federal turf war complicates cybersecurity efforts.

The Hill: Tech relishes role as Trump antagonist.

The Hill: Banks poised to win Dodd-Frank changes.

AP: Sprint and T-Mobile agree to combine in $26.5 billion deal.

➔ ADMINISTRATION:

House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy Harold (Trey) Watson GowdySunday shows preview: Election integrity dominates as Nov. 3 nears Tim Scott invokes Breonna Taylor, George Floyd in Trump convention speech Sunday shows preview: Republicans gear up for national convention, USPS debate continues in Washington MORE (R-S.C.) is ramping up his investigation into the spending and misconduct allegations against Environmental Protection Agency Administrator


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SHEPHERD, Circuit Judge.

       Pursuant to active bench warrants, St. Louis, Missouri police officers arrested
Dorian M. Jefferson outside of his residence and entered his house to execute a search
warrant. Two loaded handguns, drug paraphernalia, and less than a gram of cocaine
base were found in a drawer of a dresser in Jefferson’s bedroom. A loaded .30-30
caliber rifle was found in his bedroom closet. The rifle and one of the handguns were

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       The Honorable Ralph R. Erickson, United States District Judge for the District
of North Dakota, sitting by designation.
successfully test fired. The other handgun was inoperable because it was missing a
firing pin and spring.

     Thursday, September 12, 2013

4 British Swear Words That Are Slowly Creeping Into The American Vernacular

One of the things I cherish most about living in the United States - especially as someone with a deep interest in language nuances - is witnessing the linguistic evolution of the American vernacular. And one of the most interesting (and often hilarious) recent developments in this area is the emergence here of British swear words. There is something wonderfully unnatural about hearing otherwise harsh-sounding words uttered in an American accent: more so when it becomes clear that the speaker has no idea what the words mean.

Of course, these words are occasionally uttered at an increased rate around yours truly, as Americans try to impress me with their knowledge of British vulgarity. But through


connection that wanker must mean someone who masturbates. Hint: the English language is odd and doesn't always adhere to logic. But the word is in fairly common usage in certain parts of the United States, though the majority of users haven't yet learned to place true emphasis on the first syllable, as in WANKer!

If you found this article useful, my YouTube series, Distant Words, will take you to a happy place. Click play to get started.

Laurence Brown is a British man writing his way through the truly bizarre world of America - a place he sometimes accidentally calls home and a place he still hasn't quite figured out after seven years. Thankfully, his journey is made 12% easier by the fact that his accent makes him sound muchin on how the words are used across the Pond (especially 'wanker'). I'm currently trying to purge 'bloody', 'bollocks', and 'bugger' from my vocabulary, but they've become so entrenched as fall backs for casual expressions of frustration and annoyance, it's difficult. During study abroad in the UK in 2004, I somehow picked up "Well, bugger me sideways with a chainsaw!" to express surprise and, when said sarcastically, displeasure. No idea where it came from, but I've worked VERY hard to get rid of that, for obvious reasons. xp

An incidental stroke of genius, "Wanker" is used as a surname in the US. On the 80s show, "Married with Children", Peggy Bundy's maiden name was Wanker and one episode featured her whole family, the Wankers. At the time I thought


I had no idea!

I think that the French have a more specific word for "bugger". They say "enculer" for "to sodomize". Literally it means "put it in the ass(cul)". However it is mostly used to describe as "enculé" meaning at best "a jerk" and often much worse. Don't use it unless you know French well.

On "ballocks": We Americans used that word regularly at one time, but if memory serves it was typically spelled "bollix" and meant "to thoroughly mess up something." It was used mostly as part of the phrase "bollix up." In fact, in the TV series "The Flintstones," the character Wilma used the phrase at least once.

I've been known to use the word "bloody" myself, and am fully aware of its meaning--and power--in England. Odd thatDeep down south, India is wrapped with an amazing spiritual flavour. This entire region houses a good number of religious sites with long histories and legends associated with them. The town of Kanchipuram is one of the seven sacred cities in India. It is most popular for its silk sarees and ancient temples namely the Kanchi Kamakshi Amman Temple, Sri Ekambaranthar Temple, Sri Varadaraja Perumal Temple, Sri Ulagalanda Perumal Temple, Sri Kumarakottam Temple, Sri Kailasanathar Temple and Sri Kachapeswarar Temple, among several others.

The richness and exquisiteness of Tamil art and culture are accepted and appreciated by millions of art lovers from round the world. Each and every town in Tamil Nadu is blessed with skilled craftsmen and handicraft centres. Added to artistic skills of locals, religious beliefs and


tolerance is strongly attached with Tamil lifestyle and traditions. Temples in South India are after all known for their majestic architecture, rich outlook and practice of thousand years old customs. Kanchipuram is one such city in Tamil Nadu whose traditional hand- weaved silk sarees are famous across the world. Kachipuram's temples are also explicit examples of South Indian temple art and architecture whose brilliance and magnificence cannot be compared to anything in the world.

Construcetd by the Vijayanagara rulers, Devarajaswami Temple's architecture resembles the South Indian style of the temple architecture. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it boasts of a huge tank with the idol of Lord Vishnu which is believed to be drained in a cycle of 40 years.Republicans for Supreme Court vote before Election Day Democratic-linked group runs ads in Kansas GOP Senate primary Trump mocked for low attendance at rally MORE (D-Mo.) wrote to DHS on Tuesday asking why its officials only directed agencies to stop using Kaspersky in September, when top intelligence officials had expressed public concerns about the company’s products during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in May.

House Science, Space and Technology Committee members are planning multiple hearings on the Russia-based cyber firm. Wednesday’s hearing, which was rescheduled from September, was supposed to feature testimony from Eugene Kaspersky, the company’s CEO, but the committee decided against inviting him when the date was moved.

LaHood signaled that the committee could call witnesses from the Department of Homeland Security and the NSA to testify at


Bedriye Yaşlı (71) and Ekrem Yaşlı (74) have been the victims of a racist attack because they spoke Kurdish among themselves in Çanakkale 18 Mart University Hospital.

Ekrem Yaşlı was talking with his wife in Kurdish, as she doesn't know Turkish, while they were in the hospital where she was to undergo eye surgery.

Other patients in the same room started to abuse the elderly couple, saying: "This is the Republic of Turkey." The relative of one of the patients left the room only to get back with a bottle of water in his hand. He threw the bottle at Yaşlı and hit him in the head.

Ekrem Yaşlı was treated by hospital staff.

Human Rights Association (İHD) Çanakkale Branch has filed a complaint against the aggression.the terminal, and one of the employees of the Illinois Central Railroad.

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In his original complaint Hornsby alleged that he had been a station master in the employ of the Illinois Central Railroad, that upon the opening of the Union Passenger Terminal he became its employee as a station master, that Railroad Yardmasters of America had been certified as the collective bargaining agent of the yardmasters fh1 employed by Terminal, that the certification resulted from the casting of fraudulent ballots, that Local Lodge 99 was chartered and that its officers and agents negotiated a collective bargaining agreement for the yardmasters employed by Terminal, that there was a false representation made to the persons negotiating the agreement between Local 99 and the Terminal that Hornsby held seniority as a clerk


with the illinois Central Railroad, that the seniority roster which was made a part of the agreement placed Hornsby as Number 6, whereas he had seniority as a yardmaster with the Illinois Central which entitled him to be Number 2 on the seniority roster of the Terminal's yardmasters, and all of these things, he alleged, were done pursuant to and in furtherance of a conspiracy to discriminate against him and deprive him of his rights and property without due process of law.

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Although Hornsby stated in his original complaint that he had exhausted all of his administrative remedies, he did not there make any reference to any proceedings before the National Railroad Adjustment Board.  In answer to the complaint it was asserted that the court was without jurisdiction,proposed amendment which we will not attempt to paraphrase.  The first of these, paragraph XXX, is:

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'That the chairman of the particular division of the National Railway Adjustment Board, to-wit: Mr. V. W. Smith, Chairman of the Fourth Division, advised plaintiff clearly and unequivocally, prior to the time the Fourth Division heard plaintiff's case, that since he was the Assistant to the President of the Railroad Yardmasters of America, at a salary of $8,000.00 a year, he could not be expected to rule in the plaintiff's case contrary to the wishes of the President of the Railroad Yardmasters of America; that plaintiff cites these facts not in criticism of the former chairman of the Fourth Division of the Railway Adjustment Board, since under the statutory scheme, Section 3,


First (c), Mr. Smith was expected to represent his employer, the Railroad Yardmasters of America, the very statutory bargaining agent that injured plaintiff; plaintiff cites these facts to illustrate that whenever the employee stands alone against the positions of both the union and the employer, as in the instant case, he cannot expect to receive 'due process' from a board composed of equal numbers of his adversaries.'The other allegation which we quote is the beginning of paragraph XXXII and reads as follows:

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'That during the hearing before the National Railway Adjustment Board, the Chairman of the Fourth Division, Mr. V. W. Smith, stated in open session, that the plaintiff's seniority was incorrect, just as plaintiff claimed it was, but that the National Railway adjustment Board could do nothing toBoard, upon the whole record and all the evidence, finds that:
The carrier and the employee involved in this dispute are respectively carrier and employee within the meaning of the Railway Labor Act, as approved June 21, 1934.
This Division of the Adjustment Board has jurisdiction over the dispute involved herein.
The parties to said dispute wwer given due notice of hearing thereon.
The record before the Division shows that on July 6, 1954, the Railroad Yardmasters of America was certified by the National Mediation Board, Case No. R-2864, as the duly designated and authorized representative of the craft or class of yardmasters of the carrier for the purpose of the Railway Labor Act.  This agreement and subsequent amendments between the carrier and the duly designated and authorized representative, negotiated pursuant


Muslim community pushes to close schools on two holy days

At nearly every Baltimore County school board meeting for the past decade, Dr. Bash Pharoan has testified for his allotted three minutes about a single issue: the calendar.

The Muslim physician, whose children attended county schools, wants the school system to close for two Muslim holidays a year when they fall on school days. He says he is seeking parity with Christians and Jews, who get several holidays off from school.

So far, his persistence has not paid off. No board member had commented on the issue for years in what Pharoan describes as a "code of silence." Then there was a glimmer of hope last month when Michael Collins, the board's contrarian member, suggested that perhaps the board should considerEaster Monday, as well as the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, not to celebrate those holidays, but because so many staff and students would stay home, the board has said. The schools would have to hire substitutes for teachers who were absent and teachers would have to repeat lessons for the students who had missed them.

In his remarks before the board, Pharoan often tells the members that their practices are discriminatory.

"I resent that for five years I have been called a bigot," said Lawrence Schmidt, a former school board president who has been a member of the board throughout that time.

Schmidt said he respects Pharoan's right to speak. "I admire his persistence," Schmidt said. "I think he is completely wrong in his arguments."

In Montgomery County,


a group of Muslims founded Equality for Eid two years ago to advocate closing for the Islamic holy days.

"It is a matter for asking for equal rights. It is not that we want to be treated differently. We want to be treated equally," said Zainab Chaudry, co-founder and chair of the Maryland office of the Council on American Islamic Relations, which is leading the effort in Montgomery. Chaudry said she has received complaints from Baltimore County parents but has not been in touch with Pharoan.

The U.S Census does not compile data to detail how many Muslims live in Montgomery and Baltimore counties, but Chaudry said she believes those counties and Howard County have the largest populations of Muslim students in the state. Her organization has estimated, based onattendance at mosques, that Muslims represent about 10 percent of the Montgomery County population. Most Muslim parents send their students to public schools, she said.

Several school systems across the United States, including Dearborn, Mich., and Cambridge, Mass., close for the Islamic holidays.

Dearborn has closed its schools for about the past 15 years, said David Mustonen, director of communications for the Dearborn school system. About 50 percent to 60 percent of the 19,500 students in the schoolsare Muslim, he said, and the decision to close was an effort to be responsive to the community.

An American Religious Identification Survey found that in 2008, there were 1.3 million Muslims in the nation. Each Friday, about 1,800 to 2,000 adults come to the Islamic Society of Baltimore, located in Catonsville, to pray.


The number more than doubles on holy days, according to Maqbool Patel, former president of the Islamic Society.

Most school districts, including Baltimore County's, will give Muslim students an excused absence on their religious holidays, but Chaudry says parents, many of them immigrants, are reluctant to take their children out for the day because they place great value on education and don't want them to miss lessons.

Montgomery County school officials have said they must see evidence of a high absentee rate during the Muslim holidays before they will take action, but just how high is not clear. Baltimore County officials say attendance did not dip on a Muslim holy day last year or the year before.

"There is no evidence that we are suffering excessive rates of absenteeism [of studentsthat schools have already existing professional development days for teachers take place on the Muslim holidays. The action, she said, would not increase the number of days that students take off and would allow Muslim families to celebrate and pray together.

Maryland's laws and regulations designate which holidays school systems have to close for, including Christmas and Thanksgiving. Local school systems decide whether to close for the Jewish holidays. While Baltimore County as well as the surrounding counties of Anne Arundel, Howard, Carroll and Harford close for two Jewish holidays, Baltimore City does not.

A federal appeals court ruling in 1999 said that school districts had a "plausible secular purpose" to close schools during religious holidays when there would be a high rate of absenteeism.

"Under the First Amendment, the public


school must have an educational or secular purpose in what it does," said Charles Haynes, director of the Religious Freedom Center of the Newseum Institute. "When a change in student policy affects everyone, then they may not do it for religious purposes or to serve the purposes of one religious group."

The issue of the Muslim holidays is expected to come before the Baltimore County and Montgomery County school boards again in the next several months.

The Baltimore County school board decided to approve the calendar for the 2015-2016 school year without mentioning the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha and to refer the issue to its policy committee. The study by the policy committee will be difficult, board members said, because there is no available data on students' religions.

"I thinkthe time has come to recognize our changing demographics," said school board member Collins. "I think it would be symbolic, but a powerful message."

Pharoan said that when his children went to school, they felt uncomfortable because they had to sing Christmas songs. Now they are grown, but eventually he expects to have grandchildren in the public schools. He plans to continue to attend every school board meeting and to address the board about the issue.

"If I quit, I am not good for the generation who come after me. I know the chances are very small, but someone has to start somewhere," he said.

Baltimore County police are investigating a "suspicious incident" at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County that reportedly happened in August, but neither school nor law-enforcement officials


revealed details of the matter.

Despite a loud and boisterous protest from a number of students who shut down a meeting of the Baltimore City school board for a time, the commissioners voted Wednesday night on a plan to close several city schools.

When Robert Caret was president of San Jose State University, he was credited with reinvigorating an urban campus mired in racial and community tension, and pushed the Silicon Valley college to embrace the Internet. In the same role at Towson University, he oversaw an explosion of growth and positioned...

The University System of Maryland has named Robert Caret, president of the University of Massachusetts System and a former president of Towson University, as its next chancellor, officials confirmed Wednesday.a bill Sanders wrote in 2013 to restore postal banking along much the same lines Warren had popularized in op-eds and speeches.

Postal banking never got over the line during Barack Obama’s presidency. But liberal legislators continued to work quietly with postal service unions and policy mavens to craft a legislative platform that would leverage the vast physical infrastructure of the USPS to cure the usurious predations of the payday lenders.

That delicate project was almost tipped on its ear in 2018 when Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) – another 2020 hopeful – introduced her own postal banking bill. Insiders and experts told ThinkProgress at the time that the junior New York senator had bypassed the back-channel work others had been pursuing on the issue, while praising the substance of her


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About 6,550 employees were working in the coal sector when Trump was sworn into office in January 2017. But a Kentucky Coal Quarterly report estimated the average employment between July and September 2018 was 6,381 coal jobs in the state.

The news outlet notes that jobs in the industry have fluctuated throughout Trump's time in office. At some points, coal employment has


statistics, there were about 1,900 more jobs in October in coal then when Trump became president.

Trump has continually voiced support for the coal industry, and has repeatedly said that he's bringing back jobs for miners during campaign speeches around the country.

His administration has also rolled back many environmental policies instituted during the Obama administration in an effort to help the coal plants.We have uploaded a day two gallery for ESWC 2015, which saw the quarter-finals for the mens' tournament and group stage play for the womens' tournament take place.

After a long and eventful day at ESWC, four teams from both the mens' and womens' tournaments have advanced to the semifinals. In the former, the teams to advance include EnVyUs, Cloud9, FlipSid3 Tactics, and Na`Vi. In the latter, the teams include CLG Red, Karma, Games4u, and Team Acer.

Before the semifinal action kicks off later today, take a look at some of our photos from day two of ESWC 2015:

You can check out our full gallery from ESWC day two by going here.


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VERTIGO RECORDS crew is proud to announce our new VA NAMASTE FROM RUSSIA 3 the next chapter of our series dedicated to Psychedelic scene in Russia. This compilation consists of 10 conscientiously chosen music stories that were made especially for this compilation by some of the famous Russian soundmasters including Transdriver , Wishi , Fungus Funk , Dissociaсtive and Glooex . Also following an old good Vertigo tradition of supporting few up-and-coming producers such as Deceptio Visus , Groove Hunter and Nemo as well as famous Russian Dj Myst

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PARTYEVSKIY was among the first
pioneers of Trance Dj’s in Ukraine in the late 90’s. After being inspired by
the atmosphere that was created by famous Aerodance Sound System at Kazantip
Summer Festival in 98’ - he started performing as a dj and a promoter choosing
trance music as the main focus of the action.
After Travelling to India, dj-ing at Goan parties and meeting up with
intersting partypeople at exotic places - hooked up Dmitriy to be totally
embraced in the trance movement and participate whenever he was.
DJ DEMI has performed his stunning sets at numerous partys and festivals in
Russia, Ukraine, India and USA:
- Omnitribe festival (NY/USA)
- Gaian Mind Festival (USA)
- Space of Joy Art Gathering (UA)
- KaZantip Fest (CRIMEA) 2000-2007
- Sky Gravity Fest (CRIMEA)
- Liquid Beach Fest (CRIMEA)
- Vertigo Festival (League 4 SpiritualDiscovery 2008,2009)
- Crimean Trance Fest (Club 117)
- Paradizso Club (Goa) - 2005
- Club Fresh (Goa) - 2010
- Ibiza Mega Festival (KZ) – 2010
…performing on on the same stage with the world
stars like:
Andromeda & Chromosome (Sweden), Reality Pixie (Australia),
Terrafraktyl (Australia), Talamasсa (France), Alien Project (Israel), S-Range
(Sweden), Phony Orphants (Sweden), Space Cat (Isreal), Yahel (Isreal), Infected
Mushroom(USA), Salakavala(Finland), PsySex(Israel), Ocelot(USA),
Overlap(Russia), Manifold(Russia), Z-Machine(Israel), Delirius
Noon/Furius(Russia), Flooting Grooves (South Africa), Chriss Ortega
(Germany)...
He was also the founder of such promo groups as Yellow
Dharma Group and Pooja Tribe. Those are the collectives of like-minded creative
people from all over the world that participate in trance movements in Crimean
peninsula and abroad.
In collaboration with dj Arjuna there was a trance release
on Dharma Kshetra rec – V.A. NYKTO (Florida/2007).
DJ DEMI became a part of VERTIGO RECORDS FAMILY
(MOSCOW/RUSSIA) since the year


After committing his future to the club on a permanent basis, Derby County forward Darren Bent says that his time on loan in the Championship last season made him "fall in love with football again".

Bent scored 12 goals in 17 appearances for Steve McClaren's side despite Derby's play-off hopes slipping away in the final weeks of the season, and is glad to return having been left out in the cold by former club Aston Villa.

The 31-year-old former England international was Villa's most expensive ever purchase at £18million, but made just eight appearances for the Villans last season as his contract was allowed to expire.

And in an interview with The Derby Telegraph, he has revealed his frustration at his final year with the Birmingham club.

“You never really fall out
490 So.2d 1297 (1986)
Sharon HAMILTON, Appellant,
v.
Ann BEARD and Eugene Beard, Appellees.
No. 85-1865.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District.
June 20, 1986.
Rehearing Denied July 7, 1986.
Wm. Bruce Smith, Lakeland, and Jean M. Henne, Winter Haven, for appellant.
Richard D. Mars, Bartow, for appellees.
SCHEB, Acting Chief Judge.
Sharon Hamilton contends the trial court erred in setting aside a final judgment of adoption. We agree.
On March 16, 1984, Sharon Hamilton filed a petition to adopt the natural minor child of her husband, Paul W. Hamilton. Her husband joined in the petition, filing a written consent for the adoption. On April 30, 1984, the trial court entered a final judgment of adoption in her favor.
On October 5, 1984, Ann and Eugene Beard, the child's maternal grandparents, moved to set aside the final judgment of


It’s one of the most contentious debates in anthropology today: Where did America’s first peoples come from — and when? The general scientific consensus is that a single wave of people crossed a long-vanished land bridge from Siberia into Alaska around 13,000 years ago. But some Native Americans are irked by the theory, which they say is simplistic and culturally biased.

The first European explorers to reach the Americas looked to the Bible to explain the origins of the people they encountered and misnamed “Indians.” Biblical tradition holds that humans were created some 4,000 years ago and that all men descend from Adam — including indigenous peoples whom Europeans regarded as primitive.

Indians in Virginia. Engraving by Theodore de Bry, Indians in Virginia. Engraving by Theodore de Bry, 1590, basedon a watercolor by John White in 1585. Indians in Virginia. Engraving by Theodore de Bry, 1590, based on a watercolor by John White in 1585.

“Dominant science believed in a concept of superiority,” said Alexander Ewen, a member of the Purepecha Nation and author of the “Encyclopedia of the American Indian in the Twentieth Century.”

“And that created an idea that either people were genetically inferior or that there were stages of civilization, and Indians were at a lower stage,” he said.

Since “primitives” weren’t sophisticated enough to have sailed the oceans, early scientists concluded Indians had reached North America by some unknown land route. They found their answer in the Bering Strait.

Map of eastern Russian and Alaska with a light br Map of eastern Russian and Alaska with a


N.M., where they found distinctive spear points. Since then, tens of thousands of “Clovis points” have been found across North America and as far south as Venezuela. Scientists decided the Clovis people must have been America’s first peoples, arriving 13,000 years ago.

Excavations in the 1970s pushed the date even further back, to as much as 16,000 years ago. Archaeologist James Adovasio dated artifacts found at Pennsylvania’s Meadowcroft Rockshelter to be up to 16,000 years old, to harsh criticism.

The Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Washington County, The Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Washington County, Pa., where archaeologists found artifacts dating back 16,000 years. The Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Washington County, Pa., where archaeologists found artifacts dating back 16,000 years.

Other branches of science have weighed in: In 1998, University of California-Berkeley linguist Johanna Nichols arguedthat it would have taken up to 50,000 years for a single language to diversify into the many languages spoken by modern Native American groups. That meant ancient Indians would have to have arrived 19,000 years ago.

Geologists have complicated matters by suggesting that the Bering Strait wasn’t passable until 10 or 12,000 years ago. This gave way to theories that early humans might have sailed down the Pacific coast into the New World.

Meanwhile, in 2015, Harvard University geneticist Pontus Skoglund discovered DNA links between Amazon Indians and the indigenous peoples in Australia and New Guinea.

An elderly member of Brazil's Surui Nation. Resear An elderly member of Brazil's Surui Nation. Researchers found the Surui bear a genetic relationship to indigenous peoples of Australia and New Guinea. An elderly member


On October 11, 2019, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the southern Indian city of Mamallapuram to hold a second “informal summit,” following up on a previous such summit in Wuhan, China, in 2018. The purpose of the summit, as described by Chinese Ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui, was for the two leaders “to have a free exchange of views without fixed topics. They will talk about major issues, they will have free atmosphere with each other which is a very good format for discussion.” However, while the summit had no formal agenda, several important issues will always be at forefront when these leaders meet.

Both President Xi and Prime Minister Modi raised a number of bilateral issues with each other during thiswith interfering in the 2016 presidential election.

But none of the Trump associates have been charged with crimes related to collusion, though Mueller’s team charged former Trump associate Roger Stone in January with lying about his communications with WikiLeaks, which published hacked Democratic emails during the election.

Other convictions include: former national security adviser Michael Flynn and former campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, who both pleaded guilty to making false statements in 2017.

Former campaign adviser Rick Gates in 2018 pleaded guilty and former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted and later pleaded guilty in a separate financial crimes case dating back before the 2016 election.

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to making false statements in a case brought by Mueller in November.

Alex van der Zwaan, a London-based lawyer, pleaded guilty


2 suspects shot after freeway chase ends in Santa Ana

Officers shot two suspects in Santa Ana on Friday after a brief car chase. Both suspects have been hospitalized.

According to Santa Ana Police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna, the shooting happened just before 3 p.m. at 15th Street and Grand Avenue. The driver and his passenger led police on a brief car chase in a stolen tan Nissan Sentra on the I-5 Freeway following a traffic stop. It was not clear if the officers stopped the vehicle because it was stolen.

The suspects exited at Grand Avenue and crashed at 15th Street. Both men exited the vehicle and an officer-involved shooting occurred. Both suspects were shot, but one of the suspects was able to flee about six houses away before being apprehended.The two officers, said to be with Santa Ana's Strike Force, were not hurt.

Both suspects were transported to Western Medical Center and were reportedly in serious but stable condition. It was not immediately known if the suspects were armed.

Grand Avenue was closed south of the I-5 to 17th Street during the investigation.

Police identified the suspects as driver Travis Stuart Mock and passenger Jason Erling Hallstrom. They were booked for grand theft auto and additional charges were pending, according to police. Both men have criminal records.


Harley-Davidson is losing speed, hurt by the Trump administration's trade war and the aging of its core baby-boomer customer base.

The motorcycle company on Tuesday said its profits were erased by a double-whammy of higher costs from tariffs and slumping sales. Inroads from a rival, Indian Motorcycle, is also taking a bite, according to analysts.

To be sure, tariffs aren't the only woes facing Harley, but their impact has thrust the company into the spotlight thanks to its rocky relationship with President Donald Trump. Early in his administration, Mr. Trump lauded the company as an example of America's manufacturing prowess. But his opinion soured last year after Harley said it would move some manufacturing overseas to escape retaliatory tariffs from the European Union.

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Harley ChiefJazzurekcja

Jazzurekcja (, a word play consisting of "Jazz" and "Resurekcja" (resurrection)) is an album released by O.S.T.R. in 2004.

Track listing
 "Dym" (Smoke)
 "Jazzurekcja" (Jazzurrection)
 "Odzyskamy Hip-Hop" (We Will Take Hip-Hop Back)
 "Kilka Wersów Do Ludzi" (A Few Verses for the People)
 "Dla Zakochanych" (For The Ones, Who Are in Love)
 "Bajera" (Fib / Sweet Talks)
 "Apacz" (Apache)
 "Poszukiwacze Wosku" (Searchers of the Wax)
 "Państwo" (Country)
 "Mam Plan" (I've Got a Plan)
 "Mózg" (Brain)
 "Małe Piwo" (Small Beer)
 "Historia" (History)
 "Nieważne" (Nevermind)
 "W Nasłuchiwaniu Ciszy" (In Monitoring of Silence)
 "Komix"
 "Tajemnica Skreczy" (The Secret of Scratches)
 "Zoom"
 "Karambol" (Collision)
 "Sen" (Dream)
 "To Jest Nasze" (This is Ours)
 "Planeta Jazzu" (Jazz Planet)

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Film Expo at Bellmore Movies

July 18th- July 25th

Celebrating its 16th year at the Bellmore Movies, this festival is one of Long Island's largest regional film festivals. July 18th- July 25th

Stony Brook Film Festival at Stony Brook Staller Center

July 18th -July 27th

From short plays to long films, people show off their talent as producers. July 18th -July 27thFrom short plays to long films, people show off their talent as producers.

International Jewish Film Festival at the Suffolk Y Jewish Comm. Center

July 21st-July 28th

This festival presents a diverse program of short plays, documentaries, films and narrative features.

Long Beach International Film Festival at Allegria Hotel

August 22nd

Bring beach chairs and blankets. Popcorn will be supplied. August 22nd

Concerts

Check out live performances - some of which are free!

Long Beach FREE Concert Series

Riverside Boulevard Beach, Longon the first available Tuesday in August. Plenty of parking on Lewis Road and Montauk Highway, along with the East Quogue Elementary School located one block away on Central Avenue.

-July 16 - Songs in the Attic

-July 23 - The Filthy Crickets

-July 30 - Side FX and The Fast Lane Corner of Montauk Highway and Lewis Road, East Quogue, NY 11942The 8th season of free concerts every Tuesday night in July presented by East Quogue. Shows on July 16 and 23 start at 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. The July 30th concert features two bands starting at 6:15 p.m. and running to 8:30 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, picnic baskets, friends and family. If there is rain, then the concert will be made up on the first available


Tuesday in August. Plenty of parking on Lewis Road and Montauk Highway, along with the East Quogue Elementary School located one block away on Central Avenue.-July 16 - Songs in the Attic-July 23 - The Filthy Crickets-July 30 - Side FX and The Fast Lane

Tanger Outlets at the Arches FREE Concert Series

Tanger Outlets at the Arches

152 The Arches Circle, Deer Park, NY 11729

Shop at the stores while enjoying the sound of musical notes presented by a variety of artists every Saturday beginning at 6 pm.

-July 20 - Head over Heels

-July 27 - Youth Be Told

-August 3 - TBD

-August 10 - Primary Colours

-August 17 - Planet Groove

-August 24 - Toxi

-August 31 - Owl City Tanger Outlets at the Arches152 The Arches Circle, Deer Park, NY 11729Shop at the storeswhile enjoying the sound of musical notes presented by a variety of artists every Saturday beginning at 6 pm.-July 20 - Head over Heels-July 27 - Youth Be Told-August 3 - TBD-August 10 - Primary Colours-August 17 - Planet Groove-August 24 - Toxi-August 31 - Owl City

West Hempstead FREE Concert Series

Halls Pond Park

Nassau Boulevard and Hempstead Avenue, West Hempstead, NY 11552

6:30 pm

Enjoy an evening of live entertainment. Centrally located in West Hempstead, this 11-acre park includes a 5.5-acre pond with a walkway and a wooded area on its north side. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in the West Hempstead High School Auditorium, 400 Nassau Blvd. Remember to bring a chair.

-Sunday, July 28 - North Shore Pops Concert Band

-Sunday, August 4 - Band of


Long Island

-Sunday, August 11 - New York Connection Halls Pond ParkNassau Boulevard and Hempstead Avenue, West Hempstead, NY 115526:30 pmEnjoy an evening of live entertainment. Centrally located in West Hempstead, this 11-acre park includes a 5.5-acre pond with a walkway and a wooded area on its north side. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in the West Hempstead High School Auditorium, 400 Nassau Blvd. Remember to bring a chair.-Sunday, July 28 - North Shore Pops Concert Band-Sunday, August 4 - Band of Long Island-Sunday, August 11 - New York Connection

Alive After Five

Main Street, Patchogue, NY 11772

5 pm - 9 pm

Patchogue’s 12th Annual Summer Night Street Fair with Thursday nights of free fun for the entire family! Over 80 craft, food and retail Vendors, sidewalk"Consumer Electronics in Saudi Arabia: Market Snapshot to 2019" contains detailed historic and forecast retail sales values of Saudi Arabia Consumer Electronics.
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This report is the result of Conlumino’s extensive market research covering Saudi Arabia Consumer Electronics. It provides detailed historic and forecast sales value of the market at category level. "Consumer Electronics in Saudi Arabia: Market Snapshot to 2019" provides a top-level overview and detailed insight into the operating environment of Saudi Arabia retail industry. It is an essential tool for companies active across Saudi Arabia retail value chain and for new players considering entering the market.

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In: Proceedings of International Workshop on Micronutrient in Crop Production, held Nov. 8-13, 1999, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan ROC.

Park, H.S., and J.S. Choi. 1999. General aspects of fruit tree with respect to micronutrients in Korea, In: Proceedings of International Workshop on Micronutrient in Crop Production, held Nov. 8-13, 1999, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan ROC.

Report on International Workshop on Micronutrients in Crop Production

Held at National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan ROC, November 8-13, 1999

Introduction

In traditional Asian agriculture, soil productivity depended mainly on the natural fertility of the soil. Micronutrient deficiencies were relatively uncommon. Over the last three decades, however, farmers all over the Asian and Pacific region have adopted the use of chemical fertilizers and high-yielding varieties. Today in most countries it is chemical fertilizers which are supplyingNational Institute of Agro-Environmental Sciences

10. Micro-nutrient status of some Philippines soils

- Diosdado A. Carandang, University of the Philippines at Los Banos

11. Background levels of micro-nutrients in soils of Japan

- Makoto Nakai, National Institute of Agro-Environmental Sciences

Acknowledgements

The publication of this book was funded by a generous grant from the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, Taiwan ROC. The Center would also like to express its sincere appreciation to the organizations listed below which helped in the preparation of this book.


"Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace said there will be no way for the Trump administration to "spin" the midterm elections as a win if the Democrats take the House.

According to Politico, President Trump and his allies have crafted a "face-saving" plan if Democrats capture a House majority -- "tout Trump as the savior of Republicans in the Senate."

On "Outnumbered" on Monday, Wallace said he has to "laugh a little bit" at the idea of touting Trump as the "savior" if the election ends up being split.

"No, he will have lost the House,” Wallace said. “And there’s no way they’ll be able to spin it as anything other than that.”

'It's Time to Stand Up': Levin Says Midterms Come Down to 'Cultural Battle'

'Put the Country First,' Not Politics: Americanyesterday the order is a symbolically important rebuke of the last eight years, but it's low on substantive change. Even so, some religious leaders have argued the rule has a chilling effect on free speech, and have advocated for years for repeal. The policy allows a wide range of advocacy on political issues, but in the case of houses of worship, it bars electioneering and outright political endorsements from the pulpit. Groups can't hand out campaign contributions. The Heritage Foundation's Ryan Anderson characterized the order as "woefully inadequate", while Princeton professor Robert George said it amounted to a victory for Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, senior administration officials with socially liberal views.

Trump signed the executive order on the National Day of Prayer, and after he met with Cardinal


words' consequences. Demonstrators from as far away as Orange County, some with flags that read "TRUMP", said they would stand up for free speech.

NKorea Ups Its Missile Tests to Send Trump Message
Kim has never met with a foreign leader since taking charge after his father's death in 2011 and hasn't left his isolated country. The US administration advisor added: "And so it's important, I think, for all of us to confront this regime".

Iran condemns Turkish airstrikes in Kurdistan Region
Sinjar Mayor Mahma Khalil said the strikes started at around 2:30 a.m., killing five members of the peshmerga and wounding nine. The US has expressed " deep concern " at Turkish air strikes that killed about two dozen Kurdish fighters in Syria and Iraq .

Czech leaders meet president on political(1) year from the date of condemnation."
The State Properties Committee met on November 7, 1967 and November 14, 1967. The minutes of the November 7 meeting indicate that plaintiff's application for an advance payment was deferred one week and the minutes of the November 14 meeting contain the following notation: "(reconsideration) (deferred for one week.)"
On November 14, 1967, the Department of Public Works sent plaintiff a letter withdrawing the October 17, 1967 offer for reasons stated therein.
On April 2, 1968, the State Properties Committee met and approved the State's offer of $264,990 and also voted approval of the 75 per cent advance, which amounted to $198,742.50.
On June 20, 1968, the state made a new offer to plaintiff in the sum of $113,000. This offer was made by a


time. Although the October 17, 1967 letter stated that application for the partial payment was without prejudice to plaintiff's right, at a later date, either to accept the offer contained therein or to file a petition for assessment of damages, there is nothing in this record indicating plaintiff's acceptance of the state's offer at a later date.
Under § 37-6-17 the state's offer was conditional upon the approval of the State Properties Committee. The plaintiff's contention that this was a condition subsequent is so lacking in merit as to require no further discussion. As previously stated, prior to any action by the State Properties Committee on the plaintiff's application for the 75 per cent advance, the state, on November 14, 1967, withdrew its October 17, 1967 offer. Notice ofin both 2015
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When the Spanish capital was making its third, ultimately unsuccessful, bid this year to host the Olympic Games, its campaign team ran a video featuring Antonio Banderas and Plácido Domingo under the slogan "Madrid makes sense".

A few months later – and nearly two weeks into a street cleaners' strike that has left rotting mounds of rubbish piling up across the city – that sense of optimism is beginning to look more than a bit misplaced.

The strike by 6,000 rubbish collectors and street cleaners has prompted a round of political finger pointing. For many Madrileños the crisis has become a symbol for the disastrous management of their city.

Madrid's mayor, Ana Botella, has been widely criticised, but she lays the blame on a labour dispute which she says is outof her hands. The street cleaners point the finger at the town hall's austerity-driven plan to cut jobs and wages.

The dispute began on 5 November when the cleaners walked out over plans by the private contractors handling the city's waste collection to sack about one in five workers and slash the remaining employees' wages by 40%.

Since then only a limited bin collection has been carried out, leaving drifts of rubbish strewn through the streets, and the smell of rotting food floating in the air.

The strike has led to surreal scenes on the streets of Madrid. On Thursday one resident, Daniel Campos, was wandering back from the royal palace where, in front of the gates, he and his new wife had had their pictures taken. "We had to change


up our patio because it directly faces a pile of rubbish. We're losing money every day," said Rodrigo Tarazona, who works at a gourmet burger bar in the city in the central neighbourhood of Chueca. "It's been this way for more than a week. We hope this will end soon, but who knows? Customers haven't said anything to us, but I'm sure they think it's terrible."

Following the disappointment over its latest Olympic bid, and disastrous tourist tally, with visitor-numbers to the capital falling by just over 10% in the past year (while the figure rose across the rest of Spain), some are beginning to wonder if Madrid can really count itself in the top tier of European cities.

The question of Madrid's tourism is key. With images of overflowingbins now appearing in newspapers and TV stations across Europe, Madrid is beginning to lose its shine.

Barajas airport, with its extra terminal built at great expense by the architect Richard Rogers, was once the driver of tourism to Madrid but in August fell for the first time behind Barcelona's Prat airport in terms of number of visitors.

Many who have visited the capital in recent days have been shocked by the sights and smells.

Carlotta Wansing, from a small town near Dortmund in Germany, was halfway through a six-week Spanish course in the capital. "It's terrible, I don't understand why Madrid doesn't do something about this. Last week I had a visitor from home and they thought Madrid was so ugly. I kept telling him that it doesn't always look


like this," she said.

Plenty of Madrid's inhabitants know who they blame for the city's recent downturn. Botella, who is married to Spain's former conservative prime minister José María Aznar, has been the target for harsh criticism over her handling of the crisis. A group of graffiti artists calling themselves the Ana Botella Crew left out rubbish bags with her face on them.

Despite being ultimately responsible for Madrid's management, Botella initially attempted to distance herself from the strike. Having been criticised for her part in the Olympic bid, in which she became infamous for praising Madrid's central Plaza Mayor, and its "relaxing cups of cafe con leche", doubts have been raised over her ability to run a leading European capital.

For a week Botella barely addressed the demands of thechewed leg did provide some small insight into the contents of your average Madrileño's bins, which are now sprawled across the streets.

Briefly I considered moving it, but decided that would make me a strike-breaker. Instead, over the following days, I photographed and tweeted more picturesof the leg.

One day I found it had moved somehow up the road, ending up entangled in a further piece of debris from Madrid's rubbish crisis: a discarded bra. They looked happy there, in the sunshine.

On Twitter, the adventures of the pig's leg and the bra became a curiosity, with some people asking how they were getting on. Buzzfeed picked up on the Twitter stream, running a few of the pictures in a post about the rubbish in Madrid.

Then El País newspaper called, asking


players. Both of Tencent's mobile PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds games have recently started testing in China. More than 75 million Chinese players have pre-registered for both games.

Two new PUBG Mobile games have been released this week, and are free to download on the App Store. It would seem certain that this wouldn't happen with PUBG either, however, creating a free-to-play alternative might not be high on Bluehole Inc's to-do list. The new PUBG mobile games are still in the early access phase and should therefore change in the coming months.

From the first footage released, it appears that PUBG on mobile is suffering from significant frame rate issues. The question of controls will also be a concern for players, with PUBG on mobile using a joystick movement control structure right now.Typically, copper electric wires are used for wire harnesses that are wired in a vehicle such as an automobile. When these wire harnesses are connected or the wire harness and an in-vehicle apparatus are connected, a terminal is attached to the copper electric wire of the wire harness, and this kind of terminal is typically attached to the copper electric wire by being crimped.
Typically, the terminal, which is crimped to the copper electric wire, includes a bottom plate on which a conductor part of the copper electric wire which is formed by twisting a plurality of copper strands is placed, and a pair of conductor tightening pieces which are provided adjacently to the bottom plate to hold the conductor part which is placed on the bottom plate.
When the


pair of conductor tightening pieces are crimped inward, the conductor part of the copper electric wire is sandwiched between the bottom plate and the pair of conductor tightening pieces so that the terminal is crimped to the conductor part of the copper electric wire by this sandwiching.
In recent years, in consideration of the lightweighting of vehicles, and the easiness of material recycling, in addition to the lack of copper resource, it is considered to use aluminum electric wires to replace the copper electric wires. However, an oxide film formed on the surface of aluminum is thicker than that of copper, and for the aluminum electric wire, the contact resistance between the conductor part and the crimped terminal tends to become relatively higher.
Thus, to reduce the contact resistance betweenthe conductor part of the aluminum electric wire and the crimped terminal, a method is adopted to strongly crimp a barrel of the crimped terminal to the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire to raise compression rate of the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire. When this method is used, because the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire is strongly crimped, the oxide film of the strands of the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire is broken and the contact resistance between the conductor part and the crimped terminal of the aluminum electric wire is reduced.
It is known that when water exists at the contact part (crimped part) where different kinds of metals (that is, the aluminum material and the copper material) contact, the


two metals (aluminum and copper) dissolve into the water as ions, a potential difference between the aluminum material and the copper material is produced, and electrolytic corrosion occurs.
Thus, when the crimped terminal made of copper or copper alloy is connected to the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire, the crimped part of the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire crimped by the barrel of the crimped terminal is crimped at a high compression rate so that water is prevented from invading the contact portion where the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire and the barrel of the crimped terminal contact, and the occurrence of the electrolytic corrosion can be avoided.
However, even if the conductor part of the aluminum electric wire is crimped by the barrelindia

Updated: Sep 12, 2019 18:37 IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday turned teacher and guided state legislators on how to stand for group photographs.

The Prime Minister was seen in this role on Thursday at the inauguration of the state assembly building constructed here on 39 acres of land at a cost of Rs 465 crore. It has a sitting capacity of 162 legislators.

Modi inaugurated the new assembly building, which he inspected along with Jharkhand Governor Draupadi Murmu, assembly Speaker Dinesh Oraon and Chief Minister Raghubar Das.

After inspecting the main hall where legislators will sit, Modi, along with the Governor, the Speaker and the Chief Minister, began to prepare to pose for a group photograph with the legislators. At which point, the legislators, mostly from the ruling BJP, started


Mumbai; Camilla Rodrigues, Priti Kambli, Utkarsha Surve, and Rukhsar Khot, P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Mumbai; Stefan Niemann, Thomas A. Kohl, and Matthias Merker, Research Center Borstel; Harald Hoffmann, Katharina Todt, and Sara Plesnik, Institute of Microbiology & Laboratory Medicine, IML Red, Gauting; Nazir Ismail, Shaheed Vally Omar, and Lavania Joseph, National Institute for Communicable Diseases, Johannesburg; Guy Thwaites, Thuong Nguyen Thuy Thuong, Nhung Hoang Ngoc, Vijay Srinivasan, and Timothy M. Walker, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, Ho Chi Minh City; David Moore, Jorge Coronel and Walter Solano, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredá, Lima; George F. Gao, Guangxue He, Yanlin Zhao, and Chunfa Liu, China CDC, Beijing; Aijing Ma, Shenzhen Third People's Hospital, Shenzhen; Baoli Zhu, Institute ofThe invention relates generally to the assessment of the condition of dynamoelectric machines. More particularly, the invention relates to a system and method for measuring or determining the tightness of wedges in dynamoelectric machines, particularly electric generators.
Dynamoelectric machines such as electric generators include a rotor and a stator. Rotors are generally constructed from a steel forging and include a number of slots that run the length of the rotor. Rotors are electrically wound by placing conductors referred to as rotor windings into the slots of the rotor.
Stators are generally constructed from a number of stacked, metal laminations. Stators also include slots, which run the length of the stator. Stators are electrically wound by placing conductors known as stator coils into the armature slots of the stator.
Conventional stator coils


are frequently held in place in stator slots using a retention assembly such as a stator wedge assembly including a stator wedge, a top retaining ripple spring, and one or more shims. In this configuration, a stator coil is placed into an armature slot, a shim is placed above the stator coil, a top ripple spring is placed above the shim, and a stator wedge having a beveled edge is driven into a groove near the head of the armature slot, securing the stator coil, the shim, and the top ripple spring. The top ripple spring provides compressive force to keep the stator coils held firmly in the armature slot.
Over time and during use of the dynamoelectric machine, stator wedges may become loose. If a stator wedge becomesThey don't understand the Vinicius situation in Brazil LaLiga Santander - Real Madrid Flamengo and the press are confused

After the star treatment that Vinicius Junior received upon his arrival to Real Madrid, the reaction in Brazil to his lack of pitch time has been one of confusion.

Real pulled out the red carpet for the Brazilian youngster and gave him the welcome that any major new signing would expect: the speech from president Florentino Perez, the anthem, the 3,500 fans waiting to see him take his first steps on the hallowed turf.

This was a surprising reaction for a footballer that, whilst being the star of Flamengo, has only just turned 18 years old.

That Real Madrid, Champions League winners for a third consecutive season, would give him this sort of


the fans loved him and were excited about what was to come in his inaugural season. It wasn't even the Brazil press that were making a fuss about the 18-year-old star. Now though, the reaction is one of confusion.

Globoesporte.com think that the player has "been taken advantage of" in preseason.

Similarly, a UOL headline read: "The Brazilian Vinicius was selected but watched the game from the bench."

Lance!, considered him "one of the great attractions of Madrid this season" and highlighted the fact that he didn't play against Getafe or in the European Super Cup.

Meanwhile, Flamengo have been left frustrated that they couldn't keep the player until the end of their season, having recently dropping from first to third position in their league after a defeat to Atletico Paranaense.

They wantedVinicius to help them win the Copa Libertadores but instead they see him on the Real Madrid bench. They don't understand.

The player, relaxed

The player himself wants to play, but he is relaxed.

He knows his potential, and he has a resilience that he's developed since a young age.

"Focus on your goals, that's what matters," he said on his Instagram page having not played in Real's LaLiga Santander opener.

He clearly has the love of his family, but also the love of Flamengo's fans, who supported him and wanted him back.

The Estadio Santiago Bernabeu faithful are desperate to see him play but they know that it is Julen Lopetegui who will decide when he unleashes the creative talent.

No matter how much the coach believes that experience in the squad is key,


as it trimmed the margin for error in tackling long and committing routes with very little food and gear. This evolution also occurred as the emphasis and interest of the climbing and mountaineering community at large increasingly gravitated towards pure technical difficulty. The apparent result, combined with what seems to be an increasing emphasis on reaching the summit as quickly and easily as possible, was that the classic mountaineering routes of Denali - with the notable exception of the West Buttress - have been largely forgotten and abandoned. The last known attempt on the East Buttress was in 1994. Neither the South Buttress nor East Buttress have had a party register for an attempt since the 1990’s. The Northwest Buttress has seen a mere handful of ascents inpeople who climb. Route information has never been easier to access. Mountaineering - defined here as basic glacier travel, moderate to steep snow, and easy-angled ice slopes with little to no technical difficulty - is every bit as popular worldwide as it was long ago. Climber visitation has certainly increased on the more technical and lesser known peaks surrounding Denali. And yet, the range of moderate mountaineering on Denali has narrowed almost exclusively to the West Buttress. For better or for worse, this has had the additional effect of concentrating the bulk of environmental impacts along one specific route.

By early June in most seasons, there may be as many as 400 climbers occupying the 14,200 foot camp. At any given time between mid-May and early July, there are


It was just over three weeks ago that Phil Labonte, frontman of All That Remains, revealed that the metalcore vets' follow-up to last year's The Madness, was completed. He promised the album would be out "soon," but pointed to next year and now the details have fallen into place.

Victim of the New Disease, the new record, will be released on November 9 this year through Razor & Tie. A total of 10 new songs will be featured, including the recently released single, "Fuck Love," as well as a guest appearance from Asking Alexandria singer Danny Worsnop on "Just Tell Me Something."

Check out the artwork, which features pieces of images used in song teasers on social media, and track listing below.

The band is expected to tour behind the newfor the unveiling of the brand-new signs.

Pupils from Kings Langley School displayed handmade murals based on the series and even performed a song from the episode The Rains Of Castermere – which was very appropriate as the heavens opened just as local and national media were poised to take their snaps.

Dacorum mayor Penny Hearn donned archaic robes and posed with a three-eyed raven prop from the show itself, while staff at the Young Pretender pub also dressed up and invited the sodden party indoors.

The tourism-boosting scheme coincides with the DVD release of Game of Thrones’ third series, and production company HBO have offered prizes of merchandise to any fans who make the pilgrimage to Dacorum and tweet their picture with the signs – which were produced by Great


started two of the last four seasons with a true freshman at the point guard spot. Darius Morris in 2009 and Trey Burke in 2011. With both of those players entering the draft after their sophomore seasons, Michigan’s coaching staff knows how to manage a young guard.

While Beilein has had limited time to work with the incoming freshmen due to NCAA regulations and commitments with USA Basketball for the World University Games, he’s been encouraged by Michigan’s freshmen.

Derrick Walton and Zak Irvin are going to play – and could very well start. Walton is one of two true point guards on the roster and while lightly recruited Spike Albrecht emerged as a hero in the NCAA tournament, that was the first time he reached double figures all seasonNate Rau, and Cindy Watts

The Tennessean

"Nashville" will return for a fifth season that will be broadcast on CMT and streamed on Hulu thanks to a unique deal that was reached on Thursday after weeks of negotiations.

An $11 million incentive package with funds from the state, Metro, the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corp. and Ryman Hospitality is also in place as part of the deal.

The show was canceled by ABC after a four-season run, but fans of the show banded together and launched a social media campaign to save the country music-focused drama.

Lionsgate began pitching the show to other networks and ultimately found a home on Nashville-based CMT.

In a press release Friday, CMT confirmed that it had picked up the show, which will have a 22-episode run this season.


the direction of a new creative team of Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick. The show is a joint venture between Lionsgate, ABC Studios and Opry Entertainment, a division of Ryman Hospitality.

“‘Nashville’ has long been a fan favorite show on Hulu, and we are so proud to continue to make new episodes available for fans to stream the day after they air,” said Craig Erwich, senior vice president and head of content at Hulu. “We look forward to bringing even more episodes of this acclaimed series to its passionate and devoted audience.”

RELATED:Changed lives, launched careers in Music City

"Nashville" was conceived by Ryman Hospitality and developed by Lionsgate. The show's ratings were inconsistent in its fourth season, but a loyal fan base has remained. And "Nashville" has additional revenue streamsOne woman is dead after an early Sunday shooting that wounded three others, according to police.

Alexandria Police Department officers were called to a local hospital around 3:45 a.m. Sunday because two people with gunshot wounds had been admitted, reads a release.

Officers learned that a total of four people were shot and that one, an unidentified 26-year-old woman, had died.

An investigation was started, and it was determined that the shooting happened in the 2900 block of Cypress Street. The shooting was the culmination of a fight from "the night before," reads the release.

"The altercation had progressed over several hours and multiple locations, including the 2800 block of Harris Street, a bar outside the city limits in the 7500 block of US-71, and a convenience store in the 4400 block


of Lee Street," it reads.

Natashia Nichelle Jackson, 27, of the 5900 block of Dixie Lane, was identified as a suspect. After an interview at police headquarters, Jackson was arrested on a charge of second-degree murder and booked into the Rapides Parish Detention Center.

Bond has been set at $100,000. She was released from jail on Monday afternoon.

The name of the victim has not been released. An investigation is continuing."(ENGINE REVVING)" "(RUMBLING)" "(DRAMATIC MUSIC)" "(GASPING)" "(INTENSE MUSIC)" "(SIREN WAILING)" "(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)" "(BEEPING)" "(DRAMATIC MUSIC)" "It's warm." "The signals from the game are coming from inside the apartment." "(MUSIC CONTINUES)" "(BUZZING)" "(INTENSE MUSIC)"


Quebec Route 157

Route 157 is a four-lane north/south highway on the north shore of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada. Its northern terminus is in Shawinigan at the junction of Route 153, and the southern terminus is at the junction of Route 138 in Cap-de-la-Madeleine, now part of Trois-Rivières.

Municipalities along Route 157
 Trois-Rivières - (Cap-de-la-Madeleine / Saint-Louis-de-France)
 Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel
 Shawinigan - (Shawinigan-Sud / Shawinigan)

Major Intersection

See also
 List of Quebec provincial highways

References

External links
 Interactive Provincial Route Map (Transports Québec)
 Route 157 on Google Maps

157
Category:Transport in Shawiniganinherited an economic mess. Governing magazine’s Dan Vock summarized the past 10 years of the state’s economy like this:

Rhode Island was one of the worst-hit states in the country during the 2007-2009 downturn, and it certainly fared worse than its New England neighbors. More manufacturing jobs disappeared. Housing prices collapsed. Governments laid off workers. Central Falls, a small city near Providence, filed for bankruptcy in 2011. And because Rhode Island’s economy sank further than those of other states, it also took longer to recover. By 2013, nearly 181,000 of Rhode Island’s roughly 1 million residents were receiving food stamps. Between 2014 and 2015, Rhode Island went nine months with the highest unemployment rate in the country.

Raimondo’s top priorities have been the state economy and reforming the state government.


Benjamin Francis Leftwich has today announced a headline UK and Ireland tour for Spring 2019 that will see him perform at OPEN in Norwich on April 3.

Following the release of Benjamin Francis Leftwich’s latest single Gratitude, he has today announced that he will be heading out on a Spring 2019 tour that will cover both the UK and Ireland.

The tour, which will run throughout March and April - will see him headline OPEN in Norwich on April 3 and culminating in a date at London’s Union Chapel. Gratitude is the first single that has been taken from Leftwich’s upcoming third album that will be released in early 2019 via Dirty Hit.

The single builds on the foundations laid in the EP and sees Leftwich bring more electronic elements intofirst German edition of 1803–04.

Professor Zaslaw is a world-renowned expert on Mozart’s music and the editor of the forthcoming Der neue Köchel, a revision of the complete catalog of Mozart’s works.

The Ransom Center thanks Professor Zaslaw for his valuable insights into the history of this item.

Original post: In 1787, more than a century before Weird Al Yankovic penned “Amish Paradise,” Mozart poked fun at the Coolios of the eighteenth century with his parody “A Musical Joke: Village Musicians.”

The Ransom Center houses one of the earliest surviving manuscripts of “A Musical Joke” and a copy of the 1856 edition, one of only two known copies in the world.

Ransom Center visitors can hear the piece performed in tonight’s Music from the Collections event, “Can You Tell a Joke with Music?”


from books. The decoupage has been embellished with hand-colored drops of “blood” and handwritten religious commentaries. The emphasis throughout is on images of the Crucifixion, birds, and snakes, all dripping with blood.

The album, familiarly known to us as the “Victorian Blood Book,” has been an object of fascination, horror, and mystery since it arrived with the rest of the Evelyn Waugh library in 1967.

Associate Director and Hobby Foundation Librarian Richard Oram wrote an article about the book for a prior issue of eNews. Since then, he has unearthed some new information about the book’s origins, which he discusses in a new audio slideshow, where you can see slides of each page of the book.

By Alicia Dietrich

By Mary Dearborn

As a fellow at the Ransom Center last year, independent scholarlifestyle is still inflected with the outlaw air he perfected at Patois, where diners ate in winter beneath a makeshift heated tent and were secretly served wine despite the absence of a liquor license. These days, he spends hours in his truck, traversing the more-obscure streets of Brooklyn, smoking cigars and blasting classic rock. Necessity has turned him into a hustler — and a skilled illegal parker. As he approached his second stop, a store on Putnam Avenue where he plans to help a friend install her coffee bar, he blithely left his vehicle in the middle of a crosswalk.

Fifteen minutes later he was off to yet another person’s restaurant: Bluebird, on Flatbush Avenue, which Jimmy Mamary, his partner at Patois, expects to open this month. After double-parking


The Atlanta Falcons might have their most anticipated interview of any head-coaching candidate on Tuesday when former New York Jets coach Rex Ryan comes to town.

Coaching Carousel Follow the league's head-coaching vacancies as positions become open and as they're filled. Chart

Ryan is believed to be the favorite of Falcons owner Arthur Blank, who will make the final decision. Ryan's showmanship is sure to win over Blank, if it hasn't already. His brother, Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, says he has more football knowledge than any coach in the league.

The Falcons previously interviewed former Bills coach Doug Marrone, along with Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase, Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and current Falcons special teams coordinator Keith Armstrong. The Falcons have interviews lined upI am a Burmese exile taking a near-permanent refuge in New York and Sydney. Here are my essays about Burma and anything else I feel like writing about. And posting the articles I like from selected sites. Bridging Burma to the world this Blog is more of a Politically-Oriented Literary Blog than a Plain News Blog or a Sophisticated Thoughts Blog.

Sunday, April 30, 2017

Long-running Buddhist Genocide In Bangladesh

Last year, the Bangladeshi police
themselves set fire to about 3,000 houses of minority Buddhist people in
Chittagong Hill Tract. Most recently, the Bangladesh Army killed Romel Chakma,
an indigenous student leader. He was only 18 and had one eye. The government
forced the media to bury the news.

What is most perplexing is the silence of the international media and
so-called humanitarian organisations. The Bangladesh government