197 F.Supp. 931 (1961)
Floriana VARDJAN, Plaintiff,
v.
P. A. ESPERDY, as District Director of the New York District of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Defendant.
United States District Court S. D. New York.
September 18, 1961.
*932 Fried & Mailman, New York City, for plaintiff, Elmer Fried, New York City, of counsel.
Robert M. Morgenthau, U. S. Atty., for Southern Dist. of New York, New York City, for defendant, Roy Babitt, Sp. Asst. U. S. Atty., New York City, of counsel.
LEVET, District Judge.
Defendant originally moved for judgment on the pleadings pursuant to Rule 12(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C.A. An order was sought dismissing the instant complaint on the ground that it failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted and that the defendant was entitled toIV through X and XV in favor of all defendants except Fuller-O'Brien and LIA, but only as to the Smith plaintiffs.[4] On November 21, it granted summary judgment to Fuller-O'Brien on those counts, but, as Fuller-O'Brien's motion went to "all plaintiffs," presumably the judgment did as well. That was the last order entered by the Circuit Court. On December 10, 2002, all of the plaintiffs filed an appeal "from all appealable Orders, including but not limited to the final judgments entered on November 15, 2002."
The Court of Special Appeals, in an unreported opinion, recognized that there was no final judgment in the case in that many of the counts against many of the defendants were still unresolved with respect to the Brantley, Hamilton, and Shorter plaintiffs. It assumed,


the petition had been filed in bad faith and for sanctions against the bank.
Southside Bank filed an opposition to debtor's dismissal motion, which opposed any sanctions but included a request for the court to dismiss the petition. The debtor's motion, originally scheduled for hearing on October 8, 1996, was continued by agreement to November 5, 1996, on which date the bank's counsel acknowledged to the court that the bank was requesting dismissal along with the debtor.
At this point, however, neither the creditor nor the debtor were giving an unqualified consent to dismissal. Rather the debtor sought dismissal along with an award of sanctions against the bank for its allegedly bad faith filing of the petition. The bank sought dismissal on the condition of no damage award. That remainedBy Express News Service

NEW DELHI:The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday filed a fresh chargesheet against Congress leader P Chidambaram and his son Karti for alleged irregularities and criminal conspiracy in the Aircel-Maxis deal case.

According to the chargesheet, in which 18 entities — 12 persons and six companies — have been named, the former home minister misused his office and power to clear foreign investment deals. The CBI said two sets of money trails were discovered regarding Foreign Investment Promotion Board clearance. The chargesheet was filed before special CBI judge O P Saini, who fixed July 31 as the date for consideration.

The case revolves around the grant of FIPB clearance to Global Communication Holding Services in 2006 for investment in Aircel. In September last year, the Enforcement


It is 2009, December. Two months after the zombie apocalypse rained bemusement and inconvenience down upon the people of Australia. Our homeland security defences fell easily; none were prepared for the menace of the walking dead. Rohan Harris, the writer and director at the core of Expect Problems Productions, talks to us about his prophetic series and dispels rumours of involvement in a zombie-raising conspiracy.

We are sitting outside the Crown hotel in the city with a few beers and a couple of shotguns. There is a crowd of zombies pushing ineffectually against the low, relatively weak barrier made of shrubs that separates the licensed area from the crazed madness of the zombie apocalypse. Every so often one of them manages to climb atop the terracotta pot containing thelaunching the careers of pop sensations like Justin Beiber and Korean artist Psy.

YouTube as a domain name was launched on February 14, 2005 by three paypal employees Jawed Karim, Chad Hurley and Steve Chen.The early headquarters of the company was a small office above a Pizzeria and restaurant in California. November 2005 saw the giant investment firm, Sequoia Capital fund it for $3.5 million and the former CEO of paypal, Roelof Botha joined its board of directors. One of the first videos on YouTube titled “Me at the zoo”, features one of its founders Jawed Karim in the video. One of the first companies to embrace the potential of YouTube for promotional purposes was Nike, a video of a Nike ad went viral from YouTube,where Brazilian player Ronaldhino


receives his pair of golden boots. The investment from Sequoia capital allowed its founders to improve their servers, increase video bandwidth and also made the site available to the public.

YouTube then grew in prominence and introduced its Content Verification Program in February 2006, when NBC studios requested it to remove a clip that was copyrighted. Soon a deal was signed with the TV giant where YouTube was to feature its fall TV lineup and this marked an eventful turn of events. It marked the beginning of several large tie-ups with content providers in the coming years. With roughly 65 employees in YouTube, the next milestone came when Google announced its acquisition of the company for 1.65 billion in October 2006. Following this in 2007 a partner program waslaunched by YouTube allowing people to share videos on the forum for viral content and soon successful video makers were earning six figure amounts and quitting their day jobs to launch video channels full time on the channel.

An example is a 56 second video of a toddler biting his brother’s finger and then smiling with over half a billion views, it earned the family 150,000 dollars in a span of 5 years. YouTube also featured presidential debates and campaigns in 2008. It was the first time in history that a user generated channel was used to drive such important campaigns and debates. Google in August 2007 decided to include advertisements in order to generate more money and the first ads used to be transparent, and would appear 15


a report released by the Fraser Institute questioned whether many of Canada's cities have too many police officers. The report's author, Livio Di Matteo, concluded "taxpayers can face higher costs for police than the crime rate or other socio-economic factors warrant."

Di Matteo found Manitoba has more police officers per capita than any other province and Winnipeg, with 189 officers per 100,000 citizens in 2013, was tied with Thunder Bay for the highest ratio in the country. Though Brandon was not examined in the study, its ratio is 174 officers per 100,000 citizens. Both cities are well above the national median of 160 officers.

It was also revealed earlier this year that police officers in Brandon and Winnipeg are among the highest-paid in Canada. Indeed, of the 67 City ofby James Corbett

corbettreport.com

June 8, 2019

This past week marked the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre in Beijing. Naturally, Trump's warmongering Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, jumped at the opportunity to wag his finger at the Chinese government.

In "On the 30th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square," a press statement posted to the State Department's website this past Monday, Pompeo writes that "we honor the heroic protest movement of the Chinese people that ended on June 4, 1989, when the Chinese Communist Party leadership sent tanks into Tiananmen Square to violently repress peaceful demonstrations calling for democracy, human rights, and an end to rampant corruption," because as everyone knows the US government respects its citizen's right to peaceful protest.

The post then continues with the same old fill-in-the-blanks propaganda screed that


the whole truth. As we can now confirm from multiple different avenues, the US and its deep state apparatus had a hand in the events in Beijing in June 1989, and the narrative we've all been fed is an openly acknowledged twisting of the facts.

The official story of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, dutifully parroted every anniversary by any number of finger-wagging diplomats and TV talking heads, is that it was the culmination of weeks of student-led protests against the Chinese government, and, as the bastion of truthiness tells us, involved "troops with assault rifles and tanks fir[ing] at the demonstrators trying to block the military's advance towards Tiananmen Square." The incident resulted in the deaths of "several hundreds" of the protesters. Or, was it 2,600? Well, the ChineseTiananmen Square."

Also conveniently left out of this narrative are the musings of ex-US Ambassador Chas Freeman, who, in reflecting on Tiananmen Square back in 2006, opined that the Chinese government was actually much too restrained in its response to the 1989 protest movement:

"I cannot conceive of any American government behaving with the ill-conceived restraint that the Zhao Ziyang administration did in China, allowing students to occupy zones that are the equivalent of the Washington National Mall and Times Square combined while shutting down much of the Chinese government's normal operations. I thus share the hope of the majority in China that no Chinese government will repeat the mistakes of Zhao Ziyang's dilatory tactics of appeasement in dealing with domestic protesters in China."

This is not to say there were


no killings that night, or that the Chinese government is run by an innocent group of falsely maligned angels. But the real story about the 1989 democracy movement in China has never filtered down to the broader public. This story—one that includes CIA assistance for the protesters—does not comport with the straightforward narrative of an evil government coldly slaughtering a crowd of unarmed protesters, so it must be sent down the memory hole.

In a lengthy report on this suppressed history of the 1989 student movement and the events at Tiananmen Square, Godfree Roberts carefully details the development of the protests and the hidden hand of NGO and CIA funding that helped to make it possible:

"The CIA moved Gene Sharp, author of the Color Revolution manual, to Beijing wherefinancier George Soros had incorporated the eponymous Fund for the Reform and Opening of China. CIA Director George H.W. Bush withdrew Ambassador Winston Lord from Beijing and replaced him with James Lilley, an operative experienced in regime change. Bush and Lilley had been close friends since the early 1970s when Lilley was the head of station for the CIA in Beijing and Bush was Chief of Mission and de facto Ambassador. In 1975, as Bush was returning to Washington from Beijing to head the CIA he appointed Lilley National Intelligence Officer for China, the highest-ranked expert on China in the American intelligence community."

Roberts then goes on to document the role of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED)—which "opened two offices in China [in 1988], gave regular seminars on


pm):

Brutal attacks on protesters continued on Friday as government forces fired on crowds of people gathered to mourn protesters who had died this week clashes. The New York Times reported that at least one helicopter sprayed fire on the mourners as they fled the scene. Medics and journalists were also targets in the attacks. The death toll from the latest clash is unclear, but an anguished plea for help from a Bahraini doctor—aired on Al Jazeera—said “the situation is very bad, the hospital cannot handle the number of injured.”

Early Thursday morning, hundreds of armed police stormed the public square where demonstrators had been sleeping and gathering for days. The officers fired clouds of tear gas and concussion grenades during the crackdown. At least three protesters were killed andon Wednesday about Bahrain’s unrest, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters that “what the President believes and the administration believes is that Bahrain, like all the countries in the region, needs to respect the universal right of its citizens, their right to protest, the right to have their grievances heard, and that they should refrain from violence on both sides.” Carney said the administration was watching the events in Bahrain and the region closely, but “our position on all the countries is the same at the universal-rights level."

Earlier this week, State Department Spokesman PJ Crowley had issued the following statement:

The United States is very concerned by recent violence surrounding protests in Bahrain. We have received confirmation that two protesters in Bahrain were recently killed, and offer


spokesman PJ Crowley said on Monday that the U.S. condemned the violence “in the strongest terms”:

We are deeply concerned about reports that one person has been killed and two wounded in clashes with security forces. Those security forces are arresting, beating, and using tear gas against protestors, as well as blocking them from using public transportation, cell phones, and other means of communication. Iran reportedly continues to jam news coverage in the country. Both major opposition leaders remain under house arrest, and this is in conjunction with a wave of other arrests of opposition figures, including women’s rights advocates, leading up to the protests.

National Security Advisor Tom Donilon issued the following statement over the weekend:

By announcing that they will not allow opposition protests, the Iranian government has declaredAnd our advice is the same.”

JORDAN

Relationship status with United States: Very close

What’s happening: Earlier this month, Jordan’s king sought to appease protestors by dismissing his cabinet. He swore in a new government last week—a mix of familiar faces and opposition leaders.

U.S. response: Over the weekend, President Obama called Jordanian King Abdullah to discuss the developments in Egypt and assure him of the U.S.’s support. Reports the Los Angeles Times:

Seeking to ease those fears, President Obama called the king over the weekend and has dispatched a procession of top officials to Jordan to reassure him of Washington's support. The emissaries included the State Department's No. 3 official, William J. Burns, and the top U.S. military officer, Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Michael G. Mullen. U.S. concern over Jordan became apparent


last month, when the administration abruptly increased its annual aid contribution of $363 million by an additional $100 million, targeted primarily at the country's poor.

ELSEWHERE

(Updated 2/17, 11:30 am)

Protests also broke out in the city of Benghazi in Libya on Wednesday as well as in one city in southern Iraq. Up to four protestors had been killed in Libya, according to the latest reports from local media and human rights groups. In Iraq, guards protecting government headquarters killed one demonstrator on Wednesday, the Post reported. Reuters has reported that three protesters have died there.

Asked on Wednesday about Libya and whether the country's leader, Muammar el-Qaddafi, was a dictator, State Department spokesman Crowley commented generally on the regional unrest. Asked the same question again, Crowley said, "I don't think hea Mennonite myself. Unfortunately, many American Mennonites also make excuses for the Paraguayan Mennonites because of their experience being persecuted during the Bolshevik revolution in Russia. But that is no excuse. Second, the Paraguayan Mennonites were not mere victims of persecution in Russia. Before they were persecuted they had treated the peasants around them very badly. The Paraguayan Mennonites are simply perpetuating a long habit of treating the people they live around poorly. By appealing to their own suffering they have not dealt with the reason they suffered and have painted themselves as helpless victims when that is far from the case, historically and currently.

Last word goes to a religious outsider:


The real estate agent thought the garage was for the vacant home and was calling the insurance company to report the incident. She didn't realize the garage went to another home that was occupied, the chief said.

No charges will be filed.

The garage that was struck was at 1 Victoria Drive, No. 3. The incident occurred Saturday about 3:30 p.m. Police originally thought someone intentionally struck the garage door.

Debra N. Sarkisian, the residence's owner, was not home at the time of the incident. The town's building inspector is slated to inspect the home to make sure it is still structurally sound, Chief Sluckis said.House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, shown in May, says of the GOP tax plan: “The entire purpose of this is to lower middle-class taxes.” (Melina Mara/The Washington Post)

Republican leaders on Sunday were unable to guarantee tax cuts for all middle-class workers as a part of a tax plan that GOP leaders have pledged to produce by the end of the year.

House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin defended the newly released GOP tax plan as a boon to the middle class amid accusations from Democrats and some outside groups that it is primarily a chance to cut taxes on corporations and the wealthy. The two argued that such accusations are based on faulty information and a lack of details.

"The entire purpose of this is


construct a State-aid road project under contract with the State Highway Department upon land alleged to belong to the plaintiff, and the petition further alleging that the State Highway Department, in the summer of 1950, commenced in Crisp Superior Court a proceeding to condemn the property of the plaintiff in connection with that project, and that an award by the assessors in the condemnation proceeding dated September 26, 1950, was ordered filed in the clerk's office by Crisp Superior Court on October 7, 1950, to which order and judgment of the court in the condemnation proceeding the plaintiff duly excepted pendente lite upon the ground that such order and filing were after the expiration of the time fixed by law for the filing of an award by assessors,Africa consumer

Internet penetration in Africa is transforming business and society – as well as enabling the fight against diseases such as Ebola – at vastly different speeds across the continent. The infographic below provides an at-a-glance view of which countries are making the biggest strides.

In the three years from 2010 to 2013, there has been a marked rise in the number of people who enjoy access to the cybersphere, according to data compiled by the World Bank. South Africa’s Internet penetration, for instance, increased from 24 per cent to 49 per cent, ranking 3rd in Africa after Morocco and Egypt. Read more

“They’re coming up every morning, just like churches,” Peter Kari, a father of two living in Nairobi’s Kawangware slum, says of the private schools mushrooming in his


last year, it might have seemed an incongruous pairing.

French retail giant Carrefour has its sights set on sub-Saharan Africa’s booming consumer markets, and will begin setting up shop on the west coast of the continent within the next two years.

A joint venture between the supermarket retailer and the Africa-focused trading and distribution company CFAO – a subsidiary of Toyota Tsusho, the Toyota Group’s trading arm – announced on Thursday will open outlets across eight central and west African countries. Read more

Africa is on the verge of a supermarket boom thanks to the (comparatively) freewheeling spending habits of its citizens and spending on food.

But any retailer or producer thinking about Africa may be too late – the investment and deals are already underway, according to Mohit Arora, director of
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|| Mount Lemmon || Mount Lemmon Survey || — || align=right | 1.5 km ||
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| 494392 ||  || — || May 12, 2010 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || (5) || align=right data-sort-value="0.97" | 970 m ||
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| 494393 ||  || — || May 13, 2005 || Mount Lemmon || Mount Lemmon Survey || — || align=right | 2.8 km ||
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|| Spacewatch || — || align=right data-sort-value="0.94" | 940 m ||
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| 494605 ||  || — || October 8, 2008 || Mount Lemmon || Mount Lemmon Survey || — || align=right | 3.9 km ||
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| 494709 ||  || — || June 8, 2005 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch ||  || align=right data-sort-value="0.86" | 860 m ||
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news, local-news, UTAS, university tasmania, education tasmania, examiner news

The University of Tasmania has the nation’s worst dropout rates, with more than 40 per cent of first year students walking away from their degrees – double the national average. UTAS recorded 42.46 per cent of domestic bachelor students dropped out in 2014, compared to 35.76 per cent the year before, and 20.32 per cent a decade ago. Data released from the federal Department of Education found one in five first-year university students across the nation drop out. The adjusted calculation rates for attrition at UTAS in 2014 was 38.13 per cent. University of Tasmania deputy of students and education David Sadler said he accepted the university needed to bring educational opportunities to a population that was “less prepared forqui tam

action, the government criminally charged both doctors with conspiracy to

distribute controlled substances and conspiracy to commit healthcare fraud. The

charges in the indictment partially overlapped with the allegations in Ms. Carver’s

qui tam complaint.

      After further investigation, the government issued a superseding indictment

in October 2015 and a second superseding indictment in April 2016. The first

superseding indictment added new defendants (who later pled guilty) and new

charges: racketeering, Anti-Kickback Statute violations, wire fraud, and drug

distribution offenses. The second superseding indictment further fleshed out the

factual basis for the charges. The superseding indictments, like the first, also


The Phillies are currently listening to offers for all of their players as the team sits at 43-57 and likely out of the playoff race. One pitcher on their staff will likely help a contender without mortgaging the future is A.J. Burnett. He had garnered interest from the Baltimore Orioles and another team is keeping a close eye on him as the July 31st trade deadline looms.

The Philadelphia Inquirer'sMatt Gelb reports the Pittsburgh Pirates sent a scout, outside his normal coverage, the watch Burnett pitch Friday night in Atlanta. Gelb cites Burnett's positive impact on the young pitchers of the Pirates staff last season as a reason he is so attractive to Pittsburgh. It was earlier this month the Pirates first expressed interest in Burnett.

Burnett has a partialno-trade clause. He can be traded to the Orioles, Yankees, Red Sox, Pirates, Reds, Cardinals, Mets and Nationals without his permission according to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.

Burnett, 37, has pitched well for the Phillies this season with a few rough outings skewing his numbers. Overall he is 6-9 with a 4.08 ERA and a 1.36 WHIP in 21 starts for the Phillies this season, his first in Philadelphia. Opponents are batting .244 off of him this year which is five points higher than his .239 career average.

A deal would not likely bring back major talent but it should help the Phillies minor league depth.


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In the midnight hours of April 29, 1912, an alarm went up on the ‘yard three’ wing of the Cellular Jail in Port Blair. Warden Gulmir, stationed at the jail’s central tower, rushed to the wing and shined a hurricane lamp through the iron-barred door of cell 82. He found the bed empty. The prisoner, a young Bengali revolutionary called Indu Bhushan Roy, who had completed two years of his ten years’ rigorous imprisonment, was dead. His body hung from the window, a strand of torn kurta wound around his neck.

The jail telegraphed Calcutta, the British India capital, of the death. Bengali revolutionaries intercepted the telegram, and the following day the Amrita Bazar Patrika frontpaged the news: Kalapani (the nickname of the Cellular Jail, meaning ‘black water’ ina test on the prisoner. “I could feel the metal clips on my body. The electric current passed through me with a force of lightning,” Dutt would write in his memoirs years later. He was transferred to the island’s lunatic ward at Haddo, where he was kept for 14 years.

Both Roy and Dutt were incarcerated alongside a Marathi prisoner, a Chitpawan Brahmin from Nashik, described by a British official as “a small man with an intelligent face and a nervous manner”. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar had set foot on Andaman on July 4, 1911, but his reputation had preceded him. His arrest in London in 1910, his subsequent deportation to India and his attempt to escape to Marseille while being transported on a ship had become a cause célèbre


in Europe. It was said that Savarkar had slipped through a porthole, leapt into the sea and swam ashore.

He was soon recaptured in Marseille. But France protested, saying the British had not taken appropriate legal steps in apprehending Savarkar on its soil. The dispute came before the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, which ruled that, despite the “irregularity” in the arrest, the British did not have to hand its prisoner back.

Documents accessed by THE WEEK show that Savarkar was arrested in London on March 13, 1910, for aiding the murder of Nasik district collector A.M.T. Jackson. The Brownie pistol that a young revolutionary had used to kill Jackson was traced to a batch of 20 pistols that Savarkar had sent from London. Back in India, Savarkarthem a holy land, too. Their holy land is far off in Arabia or Palestine,” he wrote.

Somewhere in the 1920s, the title veer (gallant) was bestowed on Savarkar. The person who first called him veer was, perhaps, B.B. Bhopatkar of the Marathi paper Bhala.

The founding father of hindutva politics, however, was for long a marginal figure in mainstream politics. In fact, for several decades after independence, saffron organisations were reluctant to acknowledge Savarkar’s contribution in laying the basis of their politics. The process of legitimising his legacy gained momentum after the BJP became a force to reckon with in national politics. In 2003, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government installed a portrait of Savarkar in Parliament’s central hall, right opposite Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait. “This was the only function


of the Indian Parliament that was boycotted by the Congress and all opposition parties,” said Mani Shankar Aiyar, Congress member of the Rajya Sabha. Aiyar has long been a critic of Savarkar: As Union minister in 2004, he had removed a plaque of Savarkar from the Cellular Jail.

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Today, Port Blair has an airport and a park named after Savarkar. Mumbai has a street and a park that bears his name. In London, a blue plaque identifies India House in Highgate, where Savarkar lived. “It is part of the process of legitimising the RSS philosophy of a Hindu nation by projecting the author of hindutva into an icon of freedom struggle, conveniently forgetting his indictment by the Justice Kapur commission in Gandhi’s assassination,” said Islam.

Critics say theresolve. At Kalapani, every prisoner had a ‘jail history ticket’ that had details about his confinement, punishments and work allotted to him. Savarker’s ticket marked him as convict number 32778, lodged in cell 52, level three, yard seven. His elder brother, Ganesh, aka Babarao, was also in the jail.

On arrival, Savarkar was put in six months’ solitary confinement, which, apparently, did more than break his resolve. Writes freedom fighter Trailokya Nath Chakraborty in his memoirs Thirty Years in Prison: “The political prisoners of the Cellular Jail… were divided into two groups: moderates and extremists. The Savarkar brothers, Barin babu [Barindra Ghose, a Bengali revolutionary] and a few others, who had come earlier, had suffered much persecution and had obtained a few redresses for themselves. They were found favourites


four-month relegation to the ‘chain gang’ (prisoners with neck-ring shackles and cross-bar iron fetters who were forced to do hard labour). The ticket mentions a total of eight punishments between 1912 and 1914.

On November 2, 1916, Savarkar was promoted to a class 2 prisoner—political prisoners who had access to books, permission to meet relatives and no restriction on the number of letters to send home. “For the last five years, his behaviour has been very good. He is always suave and polite,” reads a report.

By November 1913, Savarkar’s ‘ideological conversion’ had taken concrete shape: to surrender and submit to the British government. He personally submitted a mercy petition to Sir Reginald Craddock, home member of the Government of British India, who visited the jail that month. The petition,her best for the defence of that Kingdom.” The petition was rejected on December 1, 1914.

Savarkar submitted his fourth petition on October 2, 1917. Three more appeals for clemency were filed with the Bombay government by his wife in July 1915, October 1915 and January 1919.

Savarkar’s history ticket says his behaviour and conduct in the Cellular Jail was not found offending since 1914. He twice got the rarest of privileges: he met his wife and younger brother on May 30, 1919, and May 31, 1919.

The work he was assigned to during these years was often of clerical nature. “It is evident from records available and the memoirs of fellow inmates that Savarkar was not put on any hard labour since 1914,” said Islam.

Savarkar submitted his fifth mercy petition


on January 24, 1920, and the sixth on March 30, 1920. In his last petition, he assured the British that “every intelligent lover of India would heartily and loyally cooperate with the British people in the interest of India herself”.

“The Congress had passed a resolution asking the government to release Savarkar brothers unconditionally,” said Islam. “And here he was, voluntarily willing to accept any condition for his personal freedom.”

According to Islam, by 1920, Mahatma Gandhi had transformed the freedom struggle into a mass movement by connecting with people irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, gender or language. This had alienated a section of Muslim and Hindu elites. Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who would go on become the founder of Pakistan, resigned from the Congress. “It was an opportune timeto revive the Hindu Mahasabha.”

Savarkar was also allowed to attend a public function organised by Moonje in Nasik. “During his stay in Nasik, he rescued some Mahar Hindus from the snare of Agha Khani Mohammedans,” writes author Dhananjay Keer in his biography of Savarkar. “With the permission of the government, he visited Bhagur, Trimbak, Yeola and Nagar, and propagated his new Hindu Sanghatanist ideology.”

Said Islam: “Savarkar justified Hindu communalism as righteous and Hindu separatism as nationalist. He stood in the forefront of the Hindu movement to claim right to play music outside mosques when prayers were on.”

In 1924, Savarkar also started holding ‘shuddhi’ ceremonies, or the reconversion of non-Hindus to the Hindu fold. “This played havoc with the attempts to unite people of all religions into a composite


freedom struggle,” said Islam.

Savarkar regularly criticised Gandhi and his “obsession for Hindu-Muslim unity”. All this, despite the ban on him against taking part in any political activity. In 1937, he was elected president of the Hindu Mahasabha. While addressing the 19th session of the Mahasabha in Ahmedabad, he declared: “There are two antagonistic nations living side by side in India. Several infantile politicians commit the serious mistake in supposing that India is already welded into a harmonious nation, or that it could be welded thus for the mere wish to do so…. India cannot be assumed today to be a unitarian and homogenous nation. On the contrary, there are two nations in the main: the Hindus and the Muslims, in India.”

Thus, the theory of two nations, first proposedin Essentials of Hindutva, was passed as a resolution of the Mahasabha in 1937. Three years later, the All-India Muslim League, led by Jinnah, adopted the concept in its Lahore session. On August 15, 1943, Savarkar said in Nagpur, “I have no quarrel with Mr Jinnah’s two-nation theory. We, Hindus, are a nation by ourselves and it is a historical fact that Hindus and Muslims are two nations.”

On October 9, 1939, Savarkar met Lord Linlithgow, the viceroy of India, in Bombay. Linlithgow wrote a report of the meeting to Lord Zetland, the secretary of state for India. “The situation, he [Savarkar] said, was that His Majesty’s government must now turn to the Hindus and work with their support…. Our interests were now the same and we must therefore


the Muslim League and form coalition governments in Bengal, Sind and North-West Frontier Province. Fazlul Huq of the Muslim League became the chief minister of Bengal, while Syama Prasad Mookerjee of the Hindu Mahasabha, the deputy chief minister. It was Huq, as public prosecutor of the British government, who sent Trailokya Nath Chakraborty to the Cellular Jail.

Supporters of Savarkar say he stood for akhand Bharat, or unified India. History, however, says otherwise. Even as he demanded a separate Hindu nation, Savarkar welcomed the possibility of Sikhs in Punjab demanding a separate “Sikhistan”. He was an open supporter of princely states in India, and made it a matter of policy of the Hindu Mahasabha not to interfere in their decisions. On June 18, 1947, Sir C.P. Ramaswamy Aiyar, thedewan of Travancore, declared the state independent. Two days later, Aiyar received a cable from Savarkar, enthusiastically supporting “the farsighted, courageous determination to declare this independence of our Hindu State of Travancore”.

The darkest blot

On January 30, 1948, barely six months after India got its long-cherished freedom, Gandhi was shot dead by Nathuram Godse, who had been a member of the Hindu Mahasabha. “Savarkar was one of the accused in the conspiracy to kill Gandhiji and was acquitted for lack of corroborative evidence,” said Aiyar. “But he was later indicted by the Justice Kapur commission as the main conspirator.”

On February 27, 1948, Vallabhbhai Patel, India’s first home minister, wrote to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru: “It was a fanatical wing of the Hindu Mahasabha directly under Savarkar that [hatched] the


“All these facts taken together were destructive of any theory other than the conspiracy to murder by Savarkar and his group.”

The report, however, came too late. Savarkar died on February 26, 1966, weeks after he stopped taking food and medicines. In an article he wrote before his death, he said his life’s mission was over and that it was better to end his life rather than wait for death.

Fifty years since, Savarkar has come to occupy pride of place in the pantheon of leaders espoused by the hindutva brigade. The change in the outlook on Savarkar was clearly visible on May 28, 2014, days after the BJP came to power in Delhi. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and members of his cabinet stood, in respectful silence, before Savarkar’s portraitthe steering wheel. This space is unwanted, in particular for aesthetic reasons and to protect the cables and control members positioned under the steering wheel of the vehicle.
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A report published in the Friday (November 16th) edition of the New York Post claims that the members of Aerosmith are "barely speaking to each other," with tensions rising in the group over the disappointing sales of its new album and the lack of sold-out shows on its current tour. Adding fuel to the fire are continuing reports that singer Steven Tyler's engagement to Erin Brady is on the rocks, while his attorney and business manager, Dina LaPolt, is too busy filming her own reality show pilot to help Tyler through his problems.

A source told the Post, "The band isn't really talking. Aerosmith's record came in fifth after Taylor Swift, Now That's What I Call Music: Volume 44, Rod Stewart's Merry Christmas, Baby and Ne-Yo's new release. Prettybad for their first release in a decade. No dates on the current tour are sold out. Meanwhile, LaPolt is doing a reality show pilot instead of focusing on Tyler's career, and his career needs help."

Back in 2010, after another troubled period in the group's career, Tyler told us that he thought Aerosmith was too good a band to let their differences break them apart: "You know, sometimes differences do get in the way, but when we start playing together, it just is the truth of why we were both born and put on this planet. There's a lot of things that I hate Joe for saying and he hates me for saying, and things we've done back and forth, but this band is a band and married


forever. So we may have our differences, but the marriage still holds, especially when there's a stage for us to get up on and rock out on."

Aerosmith's first set of all-new material in 11 years, Music From Another Dimension, debuted at Number Five on the Billboard album chart last week, selling 63,000 copies in its first week of release.

The group's last collection of new songs, 2001's Just Push Play, entered the chart at Number Two with sales of 240,000 copies.

Another source added, "Tyler is very unhappy about the reception of the album, and is blaming (record label) Columbia."

A spokesperson for the band told the Post, "Aerosmith is doing great and on tour and on fire. Any claim to the contrary is absolutely false."

Addressing the continuing questions about Tyler'sThe Key to Understanding the European Miocene Chalcides (Squamata, Scincidae) Comes from Asia: The Lizards of the East Siberian Tagay Locality (Baikal Lake) in Russia.
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Three million Syrians, an eighth of the country’s population, have streamed into Turkey since civil war consumed Damascus and Aleppo and the rest of the country. The world has mostly remained obsessed by the hundreds of thousands who have continued on to Europe. In this magisterial investigation, Turkish journalist Pinar Ogunc sketches the lives of the vast majority who have remained in Turkey, the changes they have wrought in Turkey’s labor market, the opportunity they offer for the country’s industrialists.

They have come by the millions to Istanbul and Izmir and Ankara, settling in the basements and empty buildings, finding work and shelter where they can. A vast tide of Syrians, linguistically and economically adrift, their very numbers creating huge changes in the Turkish economy.

A FAMILY OF SEVEN THATdifficult debate, particularly in a discussion restricted to working-class labour politics.

Ercument Akdeniz, who works for Evrensel Newspaper and Hayat TV focused on this perspective early on. His book, titled The Refugee Workers Under the Shadow of the Syrian War, published by Evrensel Kultur in November 2014, is particularly useful nowadays when we are discussing the latest changes in legislation. Akdeniz, with the help of others, tells the stories of dozens of Syrian workers from all around Turkey; from İstanbul to Adana, Hatay, Gaziantep, Kayseri and İzmir. All unregistered, and all exploited terribly.

They tell how they are regarded with contempt, exposed to injustice, and blamed for pushing down wages for everyone, just for being Syrians. And they explain how they try to wrestle with this treatment alongside their psychological


considered to be the scapegoats for the crisis. Walking down the street you hear Arabic. The restaurant windows and the advertisements in the dim workplaces are all in their language. But no one understands Syrians. And it is not a matter of language.

During the lunch break we are at a pastry shop frequented mostly by Syrians. Nizar, 24, fled from Aleppo to Kilis illegally during the changing of the guard three years ago. He first worked in the textile industry because he knew how to use the machines. It is hard to find a job in his field now, so he is sanding furniture in a factory. He has a smile on his face when he says he is living with 11 people. Nizar wants to open hisown factory. His hopes reside here.

“I am 19 and I have not had anything good from life,” says Eşref. With his family, he moved away from Aleppo to an area between Damascus and Tartus, which was under the regime control. He lived there with his family for two years, then his compulsory military service age came, and he escaped to Turkey one year and two months ago. “I am not dying for this place. As soon as the war stops I will go back.” He is angry because he is very tired in this very early age. He heard from us for the first time that the Syrians who own a Temporary Protection Document might have legal work permit.

“Social security is good but I want to be seen


are still there on the streets. Whoever thinks that what is happening in Syria started with ISIL or radical Islam does not understand. The West does not show this side on purpose. In southern Syria in the Free Syrian Army there are still people who are like that,” he says.

His father, an Arabic teacher, his mother, a nurse, and his sister are in Damascus. “I guess they are waiting for Godot” he says. “Living in Damascus is like living in a forest. It is not a city, there is no law, nothing.”

He defines himself as a “leftist.” He left the Communist Party he had been a member of because they were supporting the regime. Studying economics was his family’s choice; when he was about to start university hefound himself locked up for three months on political charges. What is in his heart is cinema.

He lives with five friends. He has worked in six or seven jobs since he came here: he worked as a porter, a construction site worker, a painter, and a cleaner. He has also been teaching Arabic and, very rarely, doing video design jobs.

He is working in jobs that rely on physical strength for the first time in his life but he is not willing to overemphasize this. “It is tiring but if your aim is to survive you cannot say that you cannot do something. Also what I am faced with are the global problems of the working class. At least it is an experience.”

He had a dream of going to


Europe when he was living in Damascus, but now he does not want that. He relates that lots of his friends went to Europe. He also encountered people who got tired of the exploitation and misbehaviour after a few years in Turkey. They therefore tried to flee to Europe.

What irritates him the most is being unable to claim his rights. Both the political tradition he comes from and also his personality increase the need for this. For example, he complains about being unable to get the police to charge the man who abused his friend on İstiklal Street. Nor was there anyone to go to when he was not paid the amount he was promised for painting a house on the elite Bağdat Street.

The people who think theyUSL MATCH RECAP | OKC Energy FC 0, Portland Timbers 2: 3

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Closing out a three-match road trip, T2 registered a 3-0 shutout victory on the road against OKC Energy FC Saturday night at Taft Stadium. Defender Lamar Batista and forward Foster Langsdorf each scored their first career goals, while midfielder Victor Arboleda scored in his second straight appearance. Additionally, forward Augustine Williams registered his first two assists of the season.

Timbers on loan
Seven Portland Timbers players started for T2 in tonight’s match. Forward Jeremy Ebobisse made his fifth straight start of the season, while Arboleda appeared in his fourth match in 2018. Timbers goalkeeper Kendall McIntosh made his third straight appearance, posting his second straight shutout. Defender Modou Jadama earned his fifth straight start. Midfielder


Eryk Williamson made his third start of the season, while Langsdorf earned his second start of 2018. Defender Vytas, playing on loan from the Timbers, made his first start of the USL campaign, playing 59 minutes.

T2 against OKC Energy FC
With the win, T2 are now 3-3-0 in six all-time matches against OKC Energy FC dating back June 5, 2015.

Stout defense
Portland secured its second consecutive shutout, and its third shutout overall this season. Additionally, Portland did not allow a single shot on goal, the first time that feat has occurred in the club’s four-year history.

Key plays
Starting the match on the front foot, Langsdorf played in Ebobisse on the right edge of the box, firing his shot his shot into the arms of Energy FC goalkeeper Matt Van Oekel inthe sixth minute. Six minutes later, Williamson’s delivery from a corner kick picked out Jadama, whose header forced Van Oekel into a strong save in the center of goal.

Continuing to apply pressure, an off-balance shot from Williams was saved by Van Oekel in the 14th minute.

T2 took a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute when Williams, attacking down the right wing, floated a cross into the center of the penalty area that found Langsdorf. Catching the ball on the volley, Langsdorf redirected his effort into the far corner of the net to record his first professional goal.

Nine minutes into the start of the second half, Portland doubled its lead when Williams released Arboleda in behind the OKC defense, slotting the ball past Van Oekel at the near post


in the 54th minute. With his second assist of the night, Williams became the sixth player in team history to register two assists in a match. Timbers defender Marco Farfan last accomplished the feat against LA Galaxy II on July 9, 2017. T2 nearly scored again when Arboleda slid in Langsdorf behind the Energy FC defender, but his shot was parried away aside by Van Oekel in the 75th minute.

After Langsdorf was fouled inside the box, Batista, playing in his hometown of Oklahoma City, stepped up to the penalty spot and converted his penalty attempt in the 84th minute to give T2 a 3-0 advantage.

Next Game
Next up, T2 will play host to Rio Grande Valley FC Toros in the home opener at Merlo Field on Wednesday, April 18.Precision Instruments; TIP05TW1F, TIP10TW1F and TIP30TW1F). A custom written programme recorded pressure at the needle tip during the experiments.

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It is up to us to create a world where our descendants do not suffer this fate.

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John G. Messerly, Ph.D taught for many years in both the philosophy and computer science departments at the University of Texas at Austin. His most recent book is The Meaning of Life: Religious, Philosophical, Scientific, and Transhumanist Perspectives. He blogs daily on issues of futurism and the meaning of life at reasonandmeaning.com

Related articlesA DAUGHTER'S PERSPECTIVE: "I could be be shocked by the fact my father was enjoying the services of someone closer to my age than his, but how many 90-year-old sex workers are there?"

I hired a sex worker for my late 93-year-old father. He had dementia and lived in a nursing home when he said to me: "You'll need to find me a woman."

Perhaps a natural reaction from a daughter in this situation would be uncomfortably laughing it off, voicing disgust or flat out refusing. Rather than saying: "You shouldn't be thinking about that any more Dad", I took his request seriously and started looking for "a woman".

My father was a sexual person. Much to my embarrassment growing up, he talked openly about sex and wouldn't hold back from


workers charge but 'Emma' gave much more. She spent an entire afternoon and evening with Dad for the same price. Her time with my father included having drinks and a chat, a gentle massage, a cuddle and whatever else he wanted. If he fell asleep she would wait until he was ready to wake up.

After time with Emma, my father's well-being and consequently his behaviour improved. His nocturnal wanderings ceased where he often experienced falls resulting in horrid skin tears. He wasn't as agitated. He didn't obsess over things like he used to. He was serene, happy and relaxed.

I could easily be shocked by the fact my father was enjoying the services of someone closer to my age than his, but hey, how many 90-year-old sex workers arethat and so on, about their prizes. One breeds good asparagus, and one good peaches. Both vow to win the other's best offerings and grow those plants. William gets most mixed up in the happenings, accidentally wrecking their plants, which finally causes the contest to be called off that year, and decides after his adventures with them, not to be too detailed to his mother about what happened.

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The outlaws, who often frequent the Village and Marley, notice that a fire "station" has been built out of an old garage. The outlaws watch in awe, as "god like beings" walk in "thigh high boots" carrying hoses and dripping in endless water. At first, the gang of schoolboys find themselves merely waiting on the outside and watching


employees under the rather unusual circumstances of this case. If coverage is found to exist, we must next determine whether the filing of the claim herein was timely under the limitation period specified in the bond.
National Newark and Essex Bank, now named Midlantic National Bank (hereinafter the Bank), seeks indemnification from the American National Insurance Company (Insurer) for losses resulting from the improper actions of a Vice-President and Branch Manager of the Bank, William C. Bowers, with respect to his handling of large collateralized loans. It is undisputed that the Banker's Blanket Bond was in effect at all times pertinent to the events of this case. The fidelity provision of the Bond (coverage A) committed the Insurer to indemnify the Bank for:
Loss through any dishonest or fraudulent actwith a bank which merged with National Newark and Essex Bank in 1950. He steadily worked up through the ranks until becoming Branch Manager of the Watsessing office in January 1965. Bowers was introduced to a Bank customer named Charles D. Erb, Jr. in 1965 by the outgoing branch manager, who indicated that the Bank considered the Erb family's longstanding account to be an excellent one. Erb's collateral loan account dated back to 1961, and from 1965 to January 1969 the outstanding balance remained relatively constant. During this period he traded stocks and often exchanged stocks held in his account for other stocks.
In early 1969 Erb became a partner of Baerwald & De Boer, a registered brokerage firm in New York City. He called upon Bowers to lend


on the outstanding loan. Where the market value had fallen to the point where the Bank's margin requirements were not met, branch managers were directed *69 to request additional collateral from the borrowers. They were also responsible for monitoring the checking accounts of borrowers to enforce the Bank's requirement that a 20% compensating balance corresponding to the outstanding loan be maintained at all times. Lending officers were expected to keep collateral for loans in the Bank's possession. A customer was not to sell a pledged security until the branch manager determined whether the collateral offered in replacement was satisfactory. If so, he would arrange for sale of the security by a brokerage house, taking a check at the time of delivery and reducing the amount of the loanthis loan was contradicted by other witnesses. The interest on the Knight loan was in default after July and the stock was trading at $1 a share in October. The note was called in January 1970.
Erb's partner at Baerwald & De Boer, Thomas Oswald, completed the firms financial statements to the New York Stock Exchange. When Erb professed to be unsure of the amount of collateral securing his loans at the Bank, a three-way *71 conference call with Bowers was arranged to obtain the figures necessary for Oswald's November 1969 report. Bowers represented that the total loan was $396,989 with collateral of $632,500. The actual collateral on hand at that time was no more than $50,000.
In January 1970 Mr. C. Richard Carlson, then Vice-President and Senior Mortgage Officer


of the Bank, was given overall responsibility for the supervision of collateral loans. His first action was to assign Franz Arzt to investigate and review outstanding loans in all branches of over $100,000 to determine whether they were sufficiently collateralized. Arzt soon discovered the collateral shortage in the Erb account, the undermargining of loans approved by Bowers, the large overdrafts and the constant violation of the 20% compensating balance rule. On his second visit in January he learned that Bowers had been making loans in excess of his authority. After review within the bank the Erb loan was recalled on January 27, 1970, by a letter of Bowers at the instruction of his supervisors. A conference was held on February 6, 1970, with Arzt, Carlson, Bowers and Erbparticipating, at which time it became clear that Erb would be unable to meet his obligations. Carlson thereupon telephoned Erb's father and advised him of the Bank's intention to liquidate the collateral. The senior Erb told Carlson not to sell his securities because the Bank had allegedly failed to comply with his request for an hypothecation agreement. When Erb failed to deliver any more securities, Carlson instructed Arzt to sell the collateral in the account, including the securities of Erb's father.[4]
*72 On February 18, 1970 the Bank's Assistant Vice-President, Kenneth C. Kirby, sent the following letter to the Insurer:
For your information we discovered on February 9, 1970 that a secured loan at our Watsessing Office, 59 Dodd Street, Bloomfield, New Jersey, made to a Mr. Charles D. Erb


protect the bank's interest.[5]
In response to this letter the Insurer set up a file, filling out a sheet entitled "Claims Make-Up Instruction." Frank J. Galdieri, a Bond Claims Supervisor at the Insurer's Newark Office, prepared an extensive memorandum to the head of the regional office. The memorandum reviewed the actions of Bowers with respect to the Erb and Knight loans, including the Bank's sale of collateral and litigation commenced by *73 the Bank in New York against Erb and Baerwald & De Boer. It also noted that two meetings were held with Kirby and Carlson, where those two indicated that the Bank was not yet ready to accuse Bowers of dishonesty or fraud. Internal memoranda of the Insurer during 1970 made it clear that it was aware ofall litigation involving the Erb and Knight loans. A December 22, 1970 memorandum indicated that the Bank had requested a meeting to discuss this matter.
On February 25, 1971 a meeting was held between Kirby, Carlson and Roger Ward, the Bank's counsel, and two representatives of the Insurer. The Insurer was advised that the Bank had prepared a claim on the Blanket Bond on the ground of dishonesty on the part of Bowers. On February 26, 1971 the bank filed a proof of loss. It also submitted a memorandum detailing the circumstantial evidence showing dishonesty by Bowers. Soon thereafter, the Insurer questioned Bowers and reviewed the charges set forth in the memorandum, and ultimately concluded that none of the Bank's claims was valid
The Insurer then arranged for a second


conference with Bank officials. The conference was held on May 26, 1971. The Insurer's representatives firmly stated that there were no proofs to support the claim. Testimony by Ward and Galdieri as to whether the Insurer discussed and negotiated or definitively denied coverage was conflicting. However, the Insurer did accept for study the collateral loan cards mailed by the Bank. On October 26, 1971 Galdieri met with Ward at his law office to review the correspondence and pleadings of the various lawsuits concerning the Erb loans, which had been assembled for inspection. Galdieri concluded that there was nothing new to alter the Insurer's conclusion and informed Ward that coverage was denied. On November 5, 1971 Galdieri sent a letter denying coverage.
The Bank filed a complaint in the Chancerymonths after discovery of the loss by the insured. The Chancery Judge held that the Bank had discovered the loss by early February 1970, and that some 40 months had elapsed before it brought suit. He rejected the Bank's contention that the letter of February 18, 1970 to the Insurer constituted sufficient notice to toll the Bond's limitations period under Peloso v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., 56 N.J. 514 (1970). The judge distinguished Peloso because the notice there was sufficient to alert the company to a claim of a covered loss. The judge noted, by way of contrast, that the Bank's letter had specifically disclaimed any allegation of coverable wrongdoing and had not even announced that a loss had definitely been incurred. Notice sufficient to toll was held


the work had been done before his employer made the payments. In a four month period he made 92 false certifications respecting a particular housing development. He testified that a severe storm had added to his other work related responsibilities and that personal visits to that development were exceedingly difficult. He had relied on the builder to honestly inform him of progress on the buildings.
What Harrison did was done wilfully and was continued over a period of four months. On 92 occasions he certified that he had made personal inspections when he knew that such certifications were false and that his employer, being unaware of their falsity, would disburse large sums in reliance thereon. He deliberately failed to tell his employer that he was not making personal inspectionscredible evidence." See ante at 78.
Pursuant to Section 4 of the Bond, the limitations period begins to run as of discovery of the loss. Without any tolling of the limitation provisions, plaintiff Bank had from February 18, 1970 until February 18, 1972 to bring suit. Peloso provides for such a tolling for the period between the time the notice of a claim was furnished to the insurer and the time of the insurer's formal denial of coverage. The trial judge in this case found that no "meaningful" notice of a claim was made until February 26, 1971 when the Bank filed a proof of loss. He reasoned that notice, for Peloso purposes, required that the insurer be apprised that a covered loss has been incurred. The letter of


"dishonest or fraudulent" acts on the part of Mr. Bowers, the branch manager of the bank, within the meaning of coverage A of the fidelity provisions of the Banker's Blanket Bond issued by defendant.
It is clear that the bank considered the Erb family's longstanding account to be an excellent one. Mr. Bowers was so informed when he took over the branch as manager in 1965. Because of this, Erb enjoyed a special status with the bank and the evidence shows he took advantage of it.
This was a loss on a loan account of a favored customer that was simply allowed to get out of hand due to poor judgment and negligence on the part of the branch manager as well as other responsible officers of the bank. Ifother custodians of Ukrainian Canadian archival collections in order to start a conversation among stewards of Ukrainian cultural documentary heritage. This conference aims to increase awareness about Ukrainian heritage collections in Canada, survey problem areas and needs of archival collections. It will help establish connections and collaboration among the institutions, will provide an opportunity to share knowledge and successes and, therefore, improve their sustainability.

The conference is organized by the Kule Folklore Centre at the University of Alberta and its Friends Society in cooperation with the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta.

Key note speaker: Myron Momryk

Ukrainians started immigrating to Canada over 125 years ago, and first settled mostly on the Prairies. Shortly after they came, they built schools, churches and community halls. Taking great pride


He is walking beside her along the river when Ellie leaps out at them. He finds Ellie's thistles in his bed. He does the carpentry made necessary by his and Ellie's marriage. He listens or does not listen while Flora reads. Finally he sits scrunched up in the school desk while his flashy bride dances by with all the men.

So much for his public acts and appearances. But he was the one who started everything, in secret. He _did it to_ Ellie. He did it to that skinny wild girl at a time when he was engaged to her sister, and he did it to her again and again when she was nothing but a poor botched body, a failed childbearer, lying in bed.

He must have done itand grace – who wish to effectively and successfully participate in a healthy relationship with themselves, and with others they value.
Thomas and his work has been featured on HealingPodTV, Yinstill Reproductive Wellness, and The Ford Institute for Transformational Training. He has also been featured in major publications such as Xtra West, Business In Vancouver, Living Out Vancouver and Out In Singapore.
He resides in Vancouver, British Columbia and Honolulu, Hawaii.
Magic exists in his life because he knows that which he seeks is already seeking him, and he allows wisdom to have its way.

What a powerful blog TKD … I really love the part about all our gadgets having a pause button … hmmm. I also deeply resonate with your reflections around growing for the sake of growing … we


all the tools of traditional colonialism. When he tried to spread the word about the movement, he found that he was effectively blacklisted from the same universities that had happily supported him just a few years earlier — until the Unification Church, the infamous Moonies, stepped in to give him a platform for a speaking tour. This choice of bedfellows, combined with his political heresy, cemented his former allies’ opinions of him. He never supported the Contras, or the Moonies, for that matter, but the mere fact of his association with groups like that, however strategically self-serving, was enough to pronounce him guilty.

So, yes, Alice Dreger. I read her book last year and liked it. I see from Razib’s post that she recently delivered the FIRE 2016 keynoteQ:

AWK file to split a column into two at space

I want to take a csv file and use AWK to split a column into two parts. The column is $11 and contains words seperated by a space.
I am trying to use
`awk -F ' ' -v OFS='|' '{ "$11=$11"; print }' | \`

I want to take column 11, split it into two using | as the delimiter, and then print the results.
The results will look like -
INPUT
1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15
100|Cat|Dog|Sam|123|12345|11|G|Sam Sheparm|2121212|15*666BA  Dangers Of Cat Ownership|4/28/13|4/21/16|ACT|132132132132

EXPECTED OUTPUT
 1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15|16
 100|Cat|Dog|Sam|123|12345|11|G|Sam Sheparm|2121212|15*666BA|Dangers Of Cat Ownership|4/28/13|4/21/16|ACT|132132132132

What is the AWK command to split a specific column, number 11, into two prices using space. Why isn't my awk command working? Column 11 is the one that looks like 15*666BA  Dangers Of Cat Ownership. I need


to split that down the middle where the space is so it is two columns.

A:

You may try the below awk command.
$ awk -F'|' -v OFS="|" '{sub(/ +/,"|",$11)}1' file
1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15
100|Cat|Dog|Sam|123|12345|11|G|Sam Sheparm|2121212|15*666BA|Dangers Of Cat Ownership|4/28/13|4/21/16|ACT|132132132132

This would replace the first one or more spaces with pipe in the 11th column.

STEELE Sidebottom headlines four player re-signings at Collingwood, with the premiership midfielder agreeing to a new five-year deal while Taylor Adams and Jack Crisp have re-signed for three years and Adam Oxley for two.

AFL.com.au reported last month that the Magpies had offered Sidebottom a five-year deal, and the club confirmed on Thursday that the deal had been finalised.

The contract is understood to be worth around $3 million over the five years.

Sidebottom, 25, was set to become a restricted free agent at the end of this season, but is now tied to the Holden Centre until the end of 2021.

Adams, Crisp and Oxley were set to come out of contract at the end of this season, with Adams and Crisp now committed to Collingwood until the end of 2019


and Oxley until the end of 2018.

Sidebottom told Collingwood's website that the lure of playing in another premiership with the Magpies had been a big factor in his decision to stay.

"I think having tasted [premiership success in 2010] I want to get that back and that's definitely a driving factor for me," he said.

"Being in the leadership group now as well, it's my responsibility to help drive others to get to that place again, and I'm pretty confident with the list we've got that within the next couple of years it's definitely achievable."

Adams and Crisp have been two of Collingwood's recent trade success stories.

Adams joined the Magpies at the end of 2013 in the trade that sent premiership defender Heath Shaw to Greater Western Sydney.

The former Geelong Falconplayed 31 games in two seasons with GWS after being taken with pick No.13 in the expansion club's inaugural draft in 2011.

After an up-and-down first season with Collingwood, Adams blossomed last year following the departures of fellow inside midfielders Dayne Beams and Luke Ball, finishing fourth in the club's best and fairest award despite missing four games.

Adams' growing standing at the Holden Centre was underlined when he was elected to the Pies' 2016 leadership group.

Crisp joined Collingwood as part of the Beams trade to the Brisbane Lions at the end of 2014.

Initially seen as a bit player in that deal given he had played just 18 games in three seasons at the Gabba, Crisp was a revelation with the Magpies last year.

One of only four Pies to play


every game in 2015, he finished third in the club's best and fairest after developing into a disciplined run-with player capable of winning his own ball.

Oxley was recruited from Queensland NEAFL club Redland in the 2013 rookie draft.

The 193cm defender played just two games in his first two seasons at Collingwood, when he was plagued by injury.

However, Oxley was a revelation in the Magpies' backline last season after earning selection in round one against the Brisbane Lions.

Playing 17 games for the year – including the first 16 straight – he finished fourth at Collingwood for rebound 50s (42) and bounces (nine), and eighth in average possessions (18.5).Chalcedon in 451; and Dorimenius at the Second Council of Constantinople in 553. No longer a residential bishopric, Adraa is today listed by the Catholic Church as a titular see. It was also a centre of monastic and missionary activity in the Syrian Desert. In 614, the Sasanian Persians sacked Adraa during the Byzantine–Sasanian War of 602–628, but spared the inhabitants.

Islamic era
Some of the Jewish tribes that Muhammad expelled from Medina settled in Adraa, which in Arabic was called Adra'at. According to Ibn Hisham and al-Waqidi, 9th-century biographers of the Muhammad, the Banu Nadir and Banu Qaynuqa tribes immigrated to Adhri'at following their expulsion from Medina. Historian Moshe Sharon dismisses that assertion however, citing the absence of their claims in any Jewish sources and the earlier Muslim reports.


Surgical correction of a sacral meningomyelocele in a dog.
A 15 wk old male unilateral cryptorchid German shepherd dog weighing 18 kg was referred for a nonhealing cutaneous lesion dorsally at the level of the sacrum, urinary incontinence, and a deviated tail. MRI revealed spina bifida and meningomyelocele continuous with the skin surface. Surgical correction of the meningomyelocele involved closure of the open meningeal defect, transection of the abnormal spinal nerves to the skin surface, and closure of the skin defect with a good outcome. Histopathology confirmed a meningomyelocele. This case report describes the MRI findings, surgical procedure, and proposed pathogenesis of spina bifida and meningomyelocele in a dog.We lived under the communist regime in Slovenia, then a part of the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia. My father was a renowned TV reporter and director who worked for the national TV Slovenia (the only TV station in our country at the time, where the media had been closely monitored and controlled by the government) and he decided to produce a TV series on the history of Slovenians.

For some reason, he felt the need to publicly criticize the communist regime and predict it’s downfall in the last episode. For those who are not familiar with how the communist countries inspired by the Soviets were run, such an act was akin to heroism bordering on insanity. One automatically became an enemy of the state and enemies of the


state had to be eliminated. They thus either ran for their life and emigrated or stayed and risked to get killed. The latter was done in several ways.

Among the favourite methods of the regime were “accidents” and “suicides.”

All hell broke loose

My father promptly lost his job and had to open a private video studio where he began to produce ads and promotional films instead of TV documentaries to make a living. Soon after that a white golf (a car of choice for the unmarked police cars at the time) tried to force him off the road and make it look like an accident. My father was a good driver and managed to escape unharmed.

I had no idea that this was even going on. My parents tried to protectcar and the girl who had been driving it died from the injuries.

The latter was not surprising considering that Dyane was one of the least safe cars that were ever made. It was like a cardboard box and the metal was so thin that it would bend if you leaned on the hood. Surviving even a moderate crash was unlikely, to say the least.


after insider traders and market manipulators on," said Charles Whitehead, professor at Cornell Law School. "This is a serious allegation."Musk abandoned the plan to take Tesla private less than three weeks after he first tweeted about it. He later said his "funding secured" comment was based on talks with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, which he said had urged him to take the company private and offered to increase its investment in Tesla.Shareholders have also filed lawsuits charging that Musk made the claim to manipulate the stock price.— CNNMoney's Matt Egan and Jackie Wattles contributed to this report.The-CNN-Wire

Elon Musk has tweeted himself into what could be serious trouble.

The Securities and Exchange Commission sued Tesla's CEO on Thursday for making "false and misleading" statements to investors. It's asking athat Musk rounded up the go-private price to $420 per share "because he had recently learned about the number's significance in marijuana culture" and thought his girlfriend would find it funny. He was dating the musician Grimes.

Musk did not consult with any board members, employees or outside advisers before he sent the tweets, according to the SEC.

"This is serious. This is what you go after insider traders and market manipulators on," said Charles Whitehead, professor at Cornell Law School. "This is a serious allegation."

Musk abandoned the plan to take Tesla private less than three weeks after he first tweeted about it. He later said his "funding secured" comment was based on talks with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, which he said had urged him to take the company


Sublet, Succession, Roommate: Multiple Defenses When You're Not There

On behalf of McAdams Law on Saturday, October 8, 2011.

Subletting is common in New York City. People have a variety of valid reasons for temporarily leaving their apartments and subleasing to others while they're gone. However, many landlords never want to miss a chance to turn over a tenant in order to get a rent increase. They frequently see these circumstances as an opportunity to evict by claiming the sublet is without consent.

The law specifies the process of getting the landlord's permission to sublet when leases require it. Permission can be limited to a two-year period for a rent-stabilized unit, and consent cannot be unreasonably withheld. Nevertheless, disputes arise even when tenants attempt to comply with all requirements. Fortunately, dependinghe was a councilman in the municipality of Soto del Real in Madrid. His name was not on the municipality’s official website at the time of the takedown, but he was listed as a councilman in documents on the website until the beginning of 2019, which means he will likely finish his term also in 2019.


to earth as the Babe of Bethlehem, but was still that same mighty Being spoken of by Isaiah—“Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us.” (Matt. 1:23.)

Jesus Christ, the Jehovah of the heavens, made the heavens and all the galaxies within them. He made our universe, with the sun and its planetary system. He made this earth and all that is in it, both animate and inanimate.

All things came by Him and through Him, for without Him was not anything made that was made.

He came to earth nearly two thousand years ago, gave us His gospel and His church, and then was crucified for all humanity.

Everlasting life comes through Him and in no other way. If we obey His gospel we shall live with Him forever. If weWhen Alma baptized his converts in the waters of Mormon, those humble Saints were filled with the grace of God, the love of God, mercy, brotherly kindness, charity. And their priests labored so righteously that they too were filled with heavenly grace. (See Mosiah 18:16–26.)

When the Lord addressed the early elders of this Church, He taught them that they must grow in grace as well as knowledge before they went out to preach. (See D&C 50:40.)

The Lord told the Prophet Joseph Smith that all who keep the commandments will be blessed with grace from heaven—the love of Christ, charity, compassion, mercy, kindness, honesty.

These are the characteristics of the Savior. These we must seek for ourselves. The Lord has promised that if we obey Him, He will lead us


The Hockey Hall of Fame is welcoming six new members into it’s prestigious halls on Friday, November 14th, 2014. Join us here at Last Word On Sports as we take an in depth look every day at the new inductees. Today we are looking at the legendary referee Bill McCreary.

2014 HHOF Induction Profile: Bill McCreary

There are not too many referees in the NHL that are immortalized by both the league and its fans simultaneously. Kerry Frasier and has fabulous hair come to mind initially, with his brutally honest officiating and his confidence as he glided up and down the ice.

Bill McCreary would be another one of those guys. Known for being consistent throughout his 27-year career with the league, his thick ‘stache and his trademark puck flip beforeevery opening face-off, McCreary was announced as one of the six participants to be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2014.

Junior Hockey Beginnings

Born in Guelph, Ontario on November 17th, 1955, McCreary was introduced to hockey at a young age and became hopeful to one day become a player in the National Hockey League, much like most young Canadian boys. From 1972-1975, McCreary played junior hockey with the St. Catharines Black Hawks, Buffalo Tondas and Windsor Spitfire but his stint didn’t go any further beyond that. The following year, McCreary joined the Ontario Hockey Association as a linesman at the age of 22, putting an end to his playing career and starting another as a professional official.

On the subject of his playing career, McCreary states: “I played


junior hockey and I wasn’t a very good player. I certainly wasn’t even good enough to be drafted so that shows you the lack of talent I had as a player.”

The NHL Comes Calling

After three years in the OHA, the president of the NHL’s Supervisor of Officials John McCauley gave McCreary a call and an offer to try-out for the National Hockey League. In 1982, McCreary signed with the NHL. He officiated his first game in the league on November 3rd, 1984, a contest between the Washington Capitals and New Jersey Devils, a game held in the Capitals old arena back in Landover, Capital Center.

When remembering a referee for his body of work, usually it’s due to a major screw-up on the part of a referee. A missedcall leading to the winning goal that wins a team the Stanley Cup would be a fine example. Another would be a referee having a vendetta with a certain player and striking even with him during a game (just ask Alex Burrows).

However, for McCreary, that couldn’t be any further from the case. With a career built on a reputation of respect, fairness and most importantly consistency, McCreary’s work has gone appreciated by the league, both players and coaches, during his tenure with the NHL.

As proof, his credentials as an official in hockey are endless:

– Between the years 1994-2007 as well as 2008, he officiated the Stanley Cup Finals.

– One All-Star game in 1994

– The final game at Maple Leafs Garden (February 13th, 1999)

– Wayne Gretzky’s last game (April


8th, 1999)

– A record-breaking 44th Stanley Cup Final appearance in 2010, previously held by Bill Chadwick.

– Martin Brodeur’s 104th career shutout, breaking Terry Sawchuk’s record (December 22nd, 2009)

Retiring initially at the end of the 2009-2010 season, McCreary returned for the 2010-11 season for one last year. On April 2nd, 2011, McCreary worked his final game where it had all started, in Washington when the Capitals hosted the Buffalo Sabres, a game that ended in a 5-4 victory for the home team.

International Impact

At an international level, “The Mustache” made his presence and his fairness felt in the 1991 Canada Cup, as well as the 1998, 2002 and 2010 Winter Olympic Games, also calling the Gold Medal games in all three years. Notable mention to his participation in the 2005Telyas acquired Bayside Motion Group in 1986. Under his direction, the company has grown from one that supplies military gearheads to its present position as a major supplier in the motion control industry. He instituted cellular-manufacturing techniques in the company and acquired four other companies, Micro Slides, MFM Technology, Palomar Robotics, and Alstrom Automation. Prior to establishing Bayside Motion Group, Telyas was an analyst with the First Boston Group, where he was responsible for researching and providing analysis on leveraged buy-outs. He holds a bachelor's degree from New York University and an MBA from Harvard University.

Ease of use and quick implementation of solutions are critical in motion control today, says Telyas. And, engineers want their systems to be interoperable as they outsource more of their motion control.

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need it for their kid(s). “The cost and the scarcity of day care have helped create. In actuality, the problem of the high costs of childcare raises serious problems in face of many parents. In this regard, low-income families and, especially low. In actuality, the problem of the high costs of childcare raises serious problems in face of many parents. In this regard, low-income families and, especially low.

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Childcare or “daycare” is one of the most commonly used resources among Americans in the United States. There are many options for childcare that parents could. Database of FREE childcare essays - We have thousands of free essays across a wide range of subject areas. Sample childcare essays. The High Cost of Child Care: A Challenge for Working Families First in a series of white papers on the state of child care in the region May 6, 2013.

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The Fox, The Goose, and The Bag of Beans

Once upon a time a farmer went to a market and purchased a fox, a goose, and a bag of beans. On his way home, the farmer came to the bank of a river and rented a boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the farmer could carry only himself and a single one of his purchases – the fox, the goose, or the bag of beans.

If left together, the fox would eat the goose, or the goose would eat the beans.

The farmer’s challenge was to carry himself and his purchases to the far bank of the river, leaving each purchase intact. How did he do it? (Wiki)

Try acting them out with toys, it makes it easier to visualizeBrown To Testify Before Senate Panel

Former Head Of Fema Not Offered Defense

February 10, 2006|By Spencer S. Hsu The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Former Federal Emergency Management Agency head Michael Brown, rebuffed in his request for a claim of executive privilege, is expected to testify before a Senate panel today about his calls and e-mails to President Bush and top White House aides during the Hurricane Katrina crisis, Brown's lawyer said Thursday.

White House Counsel Harriet Miers declined to offer Brown a legal defense for declining to testify or respond to a Feb. 6 letter advising that without such protection Brown "intends to answer all questions fully, completely and accurately," said Brown's lawyer, Andrew Lester.

As the federal official in charge of the disaster before resigning, Brown is "between a rock and


a hard place," his lawyer said. "On the one hand he desires to answer fully any and all questions the Committee may have," Lester wrote. "On the other hand the President's statements indicate concern that the President be able to `get unvarnished advice from advisers.' "

House and Senate investigative committees have battled the White House over its refusal to make available top aides and their correspondence from the response to the storm. Instead, the White House has provided 15,000 pages of records and briefings by a deputy White House homeland security adviser.

Bush spokesman Trent Duffy declined to comment on Brown's letter. But he noted a Jan. 26 press conference in which Bush, while declining to cite Brown by name, defended "people who give me advice" from being forcedto disclose such conversations, citing a "chilling effect on future advisers."

In testimony to a House committee in September, Brown did not discuss such conversations on advice of counsel, although he estimated that he communicated with the White House "30 times" during the weekend before Katrina made landfall on Monday, Aug. 29. That included "several" calls to Bush to help speed evacuations by Louisiana and New Orleans leaders.

On Thursday, Lester said that Brown "is planning to testify by answering all questions."

Brown could shed light on the White House's lack of awareness of events on the day of Katrina's landfall. Documents released by the Senate show that although the Homeland Security Operations Center reported at 6 p.m. Aug. 29 that no New Orleans levees had been breached, authorities received no


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Systemic incompetence and a complete lack of will by state and federal authorities in Mexico to properly search for and investigate the disappearance of thousands of people is fuelling a human rights crisis of epidemic proportions, said Amnesty International in a new report.

“Treated with Indolence:” The State’s Response to Disappearances in Mexico reveals how the deep failings in the investigation into the enforced disappearance of 43 students in the southern state of Guerrero in September 2014 are mirrored in the northern state of Chihuahua and across the country. According to official figures, the whereabouts of more than 27,000 people remain unknown, many of them have been forcibly disappeared.

“The relentless wave of disappearances that is taking over Chihuahua and the utterly reckless way in which the investigation into thetelephone, banking and financial records of victims or suspects, searching for the geolocation signal of mobile phones or reviewing data from security camera footage in the area where the person disappeared.

These deep failures force relatives of the disappeared to take it upon themselves to search for their loved ones. Some travel the country to look for their relatives, others hire private detectives and gather evidence themselves.

Usually the information provided by families serves only to increase the size of the case file, but it is rarely carefully studied by the authorities in order to determine new lines of inquiry or follow up on all the available leads.

José Rosario Hernández was forcibly disappeared on the afternoon of October 23, 2011, when a municipal police patrol arrested him as he was


driving with two friends through Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua state. His whereabouts remain unknown.

In the days following his disappearance the authorities refused to give any information to his family.

Officials in the highway patrol and municipal police offices even denied that he had been detained, despite the fact that José Rosario’s car had been removed by a crane on the orders of the authorities and there had been witnesses to his arrest.

The family was able to identify the officer who had arrested José Rosario and challenged him to say what had happened, but he refused. The officer was eventually arrested, thanks to the efforts and repeated requests of the family and their legal representatives. His trial is due to start in January 2016. However, the investigation has not been thoroughand information that could help reveal the whereabouts of José Rosario has not been pursued.

The mother of 22-year-old Brenda Karina Ramírez, who was disappeared on July 19, 2011 after she was taken away by armed men from the home of relatives in Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, has taken upon herself to look for her daughter, after authorities failed to properly investigate the tragic incident.

When she finally got hold of the official file of the case, she found it was nearly empty.

She told Amnesty International: “What is in my daughter’s file is what I have handed in, nothing else.”

The power and influence of the drug cartels also plays a powerful role in deterring investigations.

Lack of resources

Deep failures in the investigations are also caused by a lack of financial investment in the


approach to MMR and other childhood vaccines. There is no emerging leadership within the homeopathic world willing to address to the criticisms made of them. The leadership appears to be entrenched in their fundamentalist view of ‘allopathic’ medicine versus homeopathy. One of their leaders recently caught my attention – and I must admit, I am amazed that I had not spotted this before.

Barr is unusual amongst the directors in that he is not a homeopath. He is a solicitor.

Richard Barr is a Director of the Society of Homeopaths. He is unusual amongst the directors in that he is not a homeopath. Barr is a solicitor – and a solicitor, it would appear, who has experience of several ethics and standards committees with his local authority and the LawSociety. As such, his profile says that he is a member of the Society’s Professional Standards Committee, no doubt based on his experience of such matters. When Richard Barr is not assisting with the ethical problems of the Society of Homeopaths, he works out of his home office in Norfolk for a “virtual law firm” called Scott Moncrieff Harbour and Sinclair (SCOMO). He says he handles mainly medical cases.

Now Richard Barr ought to be a name familiar to you. I should have recognised it, but I did not. Maybe you cannot pin it down too.

So, let me take you back to 1992.

In December of that year, a small one-year-old boy by the name of Robert Fletcher became seriously ill with convulsions. Robert was diagnosed as being epileptic and