remaining secret. After its initial reluctance to disclose some of the secret documents relating to the 1985 Air-India bombing on grounds of national security, the Canadian government has indicated that it may soon release some of the classified information. —
PTI

Tokyo, March 7
Japan, under diplomatic fire for appearing to sidestep responsibility for forcing women to act as wartime sex slaves for its soldiers, said on Wednesday that the government stood by the 1993 apology, acknowledging coercion.

But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe again denied that Japanese soldiers had kidnapped the Asian women to force them to act as prostitutes during World War II.

Abe had stirred anger with remarks last week that seemed to question the state's role in the wartime brothels, although he had also said that the apology stood.

The 1993"Kono Statement", named after the then chief cabinet secretary Yohei Kono in whose name it was issued, had acknowledged the Japanese military's role in setting up wartime brothels and that many women had been taken to and kept in the brothels against their will.

"I have said that I stand by the Kono statement and there is no change to that," Abe had told reporters on Wednesday.

Abe touched off additional protests when he said that Japan would not apologise again over the sex slave issue even if US lawmakers adopt a resolution calling for an apology. The non-binding resolution introduced by US Congressman Michael Honda calls on Japan to unambiguously apologise for the suffering that thousands of Asian women had endured at the hands of its Imperial Army.

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Korean women who had served as "comfort women" had protested on Wednesday near the Japanese embassy in Seoul, while in Tokyo members of women's groups had gathered near parliament to lambast Abe's remarks and show solidarity with the victims. —
Reuters

A federal jury on Tuesday found vice-president Dick Cheney's former chief of staff guilty of obstruction of justice and perjury.

I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby Jr. faces a prison term of up to 25 years. He will be sentenced in June.

Libby was accused of lying to the FBI and a grand jury during an investigation into the leak of the identity of Valerie Plame, a CIA agent.

Plame's husband, Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, had criticised the Bush administration's case for invading Iraq in 2003. Libby's lawyers said they would ask fora new trial. Cheney's office released a statement saying the vice president was "saddened" for the Libby family.

Libby was found guilty of two counts of perjury, one of obstruction of justice and one of lying to FBI agents. He was cleared of a second charge of making false statements.

During the investigation of the leak of Plame's identity, Libby had told FBI agents and a grand jury that he had learnt of her identity from reporters. However, witnesses in the case said they had learnt of Mrs. Plame's CIA job from Libby.

Libby's defence said he had honest lapses in memory.

The prosecution was skeptical. "He claims he forgot nine conversations with eight people over a four-week period," prosecution lawyer Peter Zeidenberg said in his closing statement.

The defence argued, and some


jurors agreed, Libby was a scapegoat for other key White House officials, including Karl Rove, President George W. Bush's political strategist. Bush "said that he respected the jury's verdict.

He said he was saddened for Scooter Libby and his family," said White House spokeswoman Dana Perino.

Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald said he was "gratified" by the verdict, but that it was "sad" that "we had a high-level official... who obstructed justice and lied under oath."

Wilson and Plame, meanwhile, intend to pursue a civil lawsuit against Cheney, Libby, Bush, Rove and former deputy secretary of state Richard Armitage.

The couple's attorneys said in a statement the civil lawsuit "hinges on whether or not the defendants violated the constitutional rights of Valerie and Joe Wilson by making those disclosures in a concerted effort toretaliate against Joe Wilson for revealing the falsity of the President's rationale for the Iraq war."

Wilson had been disptached by the CIA in February 2002 to investigate reports that Iraq sought to reconstitute its nuclear weapons programme with uranium from Africa.

Washington, March 7
Women are assuming greater political leadership and business ownership in Asia, including India, but remain under-represented in national-level governments, says a US group with deep roots in the region.

There have been several notable women leaders in various governments and opposition in Asia. Among the current lot are Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, Myanmar democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and India’s ruling Congress party chief
Sonia Gandhi.

The Asian countries have seen a significant increase in women’s political participation in provincial governments via quota systems or under legislations, the


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Harry Kane tops the bookies’ attacking rankings, and takes our captain’s armband, with a 60% chance of scoring when Hull City visit White Hart Lane on Wednesday evening. The England international has been in fine form of late, hitting 5 goals in his last 5 league games, and with opponents Hull having the worst defence in the division, 32 conceded in 15 matches, he has the perfect opportunity to continue his hot streak.

Diego Costa (58%) and Kelechi Iheanacho (56%) complete our strike force for Gameweek 16. Chelsea’s fiery Spanish striker notched his 12th Premier League goal of the campaign last time out against West Brom and continues to exceed expectations at the tip of the Blues’ attack. Opponents Sunderland have conceded ana movement at her side and, startled, saw Tommy run up the steps. She saw him tip over the mike so that he could get it down to his height and then, brazenly from the speakers, she heard his best spieling voice.

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Tommy was glowing, vivid, terrifically alive—and happier than he had ever been in all his life.

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One of the joys of John Atkinson's RMAF panel session was discovering a remarkable unanimity of understanding and vision amongst a group of men who work in different countries on different areas of sound reproduction. Amidst scribbling seven pages of notes that barely scratch the surface of the knowledge and wisdom shared by panelists, I looked up to discover John and everyone having a ball as they spoke with one mind about the current state of the commercial recording industry, and the future of high resolution formats.

To give you a hint, many of the panelists agreed that the future lies in high-resolution digital files rather than physical media. For my husband and every spouse/partner who bemoans the arrival of yet another cabinet whose shelves areit through and make sure that I did it."

The 28-year-old North Preston, N.S., resident was raised in Windsor, Ont. In May 2017, States was one of six students of African descent that graduated from Dalhousie medical school in Halifax — making them the largest group of black medical students to graduate from the university in the same year.

Eve Wedderburn, a Grade 8 Oxford School student in Halifax, does a science experiment while Sidney Idemudia, executive director of Imhotep’s Legacy Academy, looks on. (Sherri Borden Colley/CBC)

During her earlier undergrad at Dalhousie, where she earned a double major in biology and psychology, she worked as a mentor with Imhotep's Legacy Academy's afterschool program.

The academy hires and trains students from university STEM programs to mentor Grade 6 to 12 students at


seven schools in communities across Nova Scotia. It also provides summer research internships for post-secondary students and a four-year renewable scholarship, valued at up to $5,000 a year, for program graduates entering Dalhousie.

States went into junior high schools and did science and math activities and experiments with students. She later moved on to program co-ordinator and then as a junior program officer.

Working with the Imhotep kids, she said she became invested in their academic success. She also couldn't understand why many of them were on individual program plans in school, because they could do the math and science programs she was teaching them.

Wedderburn is enroled in Imhotep's Legacy Academy. (Sherri Borden Colley/CBC)

In 2017-2018, the academy hired 33 part-time staff and engaged 757 students. More than 10,000 students acrossnew scrutiny in states across the country. Some, like California, are already moving to decriminalize exposure to or transmission of HIV.

The scope of the problem is vast. As of March 2017, at least 31 states had laws in place that make it a crime to potentially expose others to HIV without disclosure of status, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Some states will prosecute regardless of whether a condom is used. As Jessica Wapner reported in detail for Undark last August, most of these laws specifically target HIV and not other serious communicable diseases.

Many were enacted during the height of the epidemic in the 1980s and early 1990s — long before the science of transmission was fully understood, and before the introduction of precious, life-saving


antiretroviral therapies. These new treatments have made living with HIV a chronic but manageable condition similar to asthma or diabetes. “The science has changed but the laws have not,” says Trevor Hoppe, an assistant professor of sociology at the State University of New York at Albany and author of the forthcoming “Punishing Disease,” which traces the history of the punitive response to the HIV epidemic. The book, published by the University of California Press, is scheduled for release in November.

Modern antiretroviral therapy slows down the HIV replication process and suppresses the virus to the point that it becomes undetectable. Studies have shown that once someone living with HIV has achieved viral suppression, it becomes extremely unlikely if not impossible for them to transmit HIV to a sexual partner.Durban, South Africa, Hoppe gave a presentation about a study examining the racial and gender disparities of HIV-specific criminal laws in five U.S. states: Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, and Tennessee. In those five states, “307 cases were sentenced to incarceration in jail or prison while 50 were sentenced to probation,” he explained at the conference. “The average incarceration sentence was nearly seven years.” Black men were sentenced to incarceration terms that were about three years longer on average in at least four of the states, according to Hoppe’s research.

The overall average prison sentence for black men convicted under HIV criminalization was slightly more than nine years. The average sentence for white men was slightly more than six years. The greatest racial disparity was found to be in Arkansas,


among black men who have sex with men, who are also less likely to be in treatment or achieve viral suppression, according to the CDC. They also face structural barriers that impede access to health care, including higher rates of unemployment and higher concentrations across the South, which has poor health care infrastructure.

As it stands, California is home to the largest number of people living with HIV. About 137,000 people were living with HIV in the state in 2015, and that number grows by about 4,700 people every year. California is only outpaced by Florida in the annual number of new infections.

That’s partly why advocates are now hoping to push for reform of HIV laws in California — a bellwether state where laws on everything from auto emissionsand public smoking to bike helmets and renewable energy standards have helped drive change in the rest of the nation. Public health analysts and anti-criminalization advocates, who have lobbied for reform successfully in a few other states, are hopeful that efforts to modernize California’s HIV criminalization statutes will soon tip the scales toward reform nationwide.

In June 2014, Iowa became the first state to reform its HIV criminalization statute — which mandated up to 25 years in prison for any exposure to the virus and was once described as “one of the most draconian laws in the country.” The change came after an intense, five-year campaign by national groups like the SERO Project, the Center for HIV Law and Policy, and Lambda Legal, which worked alongside local advocates, legislators,


between Seitzinger and the Wallers was an executory contract, as defined by 11 U.S.C. § 365, subject to rejection by the trustee.
Briefing was ordered on appeal by this court on July 30, 1986. On August 8, 1986, appellant Seitzinger was granted a filing extension to August 29, 1986. Appellant, however, did not file its brief until September 9, 1986, which the Bank and the Wallers objected to by letter on September 11, 1986.
Appellees filed a motion to dismiss this appeal on October 17, 1986. Two grounds were stated. First, the Bank and the Wallers cite appellant's late filing and second, they contend that appellant Seitzinger lacked authority to bring this appeal since Thomas Tveit was appointed trustee over the Seitzinger estate.

II.

ISSUES
There are three issues pending before this court.
*871Village Offers Rare Look At A Different New Jersey

July 14, 1985|By George Anastasia, KNT News Service

STANHOPE, N.J. — A burly blacksmith, a bright red bandana wrapped around his head, a broad leather apron covering his chest, pounds a glowing piece of iron into the shape of a horseshoe, explaining that the trick is to make sure the iron is hot enough to bend, but not soft enough to mold.

In a barn across the village green, two women in bright floor-length dresses sit behind looms and pedal away as strands of colored wool magically intertwine. Around them hang the fruits of their labor, woven blankets, rugs, vests and dresses.

Outdoors there's the lyrical sound of a flute coming from just beyond a little knoll and the bleating of sheep from


behind the barn. Off in the distance, someone is strumming a guitar and picking at a fiddle.

This is Waterloo Village, a national historic site in Allamuchy State Park, tucked into New Jersey's northwest corner. Waterloo is a working historic village, complete with houses, shops and barns and a group of artisans dressed in the attire of early settlers. It's all designed to take you back 200 years, when life was slower and time was spent doing instead of watching and making instead of buying.

''It's a walk back in time,'' said Eugenia Pagano of the non-profit Waterloo Foundation for the Arts, the organization that, since the early 1950s, has directed the restoration of the village.

''It's a restored village, not a reconstructed village. Everything was rebuilt on its original foundations.We go from the colonial times through the federal period to the Victorian era.''

Every year about 150,000 visitors come to the village, which features craft and antique exhibits in the spring and a summer-long music festival. But the prize attraction is the village itself, sitting beside Waterloo Lake, the Musconetcong River and the Morris Canal on 1,100 largely unspoiled acres in a pristine area of New Jersey unfamiliar to many tourists who think of the state only in terms of the shore, casinos and race tracks. Waterloo Village offers a glimpse into another part of the state. It's a living portrait of New Jersey's history, an image that often seems overlooked in the ''New Jersey and You'' tourist promotion the state is grinding out.

The ''walk back in time''


begins once you pull your car off the two- lane asphalt road that leads from Route 206 into Allamuchy State Park and set out on foot for the village.

There you'll find a mix of architecture and characters blending together to tell the story of the village's past.

The first homesteaders are said to have arrived in the area in the 1740s, and in their wake came merchants, miners and adventurers seeking to cash in on the water power, timber and ore in the Allamuchy Mountains to the north. By 1760, a four-fire, two-hammer forge, grist and saw mill formed the foundation upon which the village grew.

The forge became the major source of armaments for the colonial army during the Revolutionary War and the industrial magnet for the development ofthe village.

By the 1800s, the Waterloo Foundry and the Morris Canal, which ran through the village on its 102-mile course from Phillipsburg to Jersey City, had brought a boom time to the area and turned the village ''into a bustling inland port,'' according to a thumbnail historical sketch provided by the Waterloo Foundation.

Later in the century a train depot and the Mountain Ice Co., which operated a 30,000-ton commercial icehouse on the lake, kept industry and commerce alive and the village growing.

It is against that historic backdrop that the village has been painstakingly restored and its artisans set to work.

There are 18 buildings open to the public in the village, along with several private residences. Three other structures -- a Victorian home, a library and the original forge


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be protected,” he said.

Laycock cited a 1981 case involving Jehovah’s Witnesses as an example. It involved a man who, for religious reasons, quit his job after being transferred to a role in which he was required to help assemble a tank. The state of Indiana tried to deny him unemployment benefits, noting that other Jehovah’s Witnesses at the factory were willing to be part of the production line.

“Other members of his church who were working there thought it was OK, but that didn’t mean it was OK for him,” said Laycock, who is also a professor of law emeritus at the University of Texas.

The Supreme Court ruled that the state was unlawfully violating the man’s religious exercise rights. Justices focused on his concerns, rather than trying to determinetask of listing and posting in designated places the names of those writing bonds in the county. It is understandable that the defendants, in their efforts to correct the irregularities and violations allegedly perpetrated by the plaintiff, would seek to remove him from the list and thus disconnect him from exposure to his clients, rather than rely on their own abilities to refuse to honor his bonds in their respective courtrooms.
Efficiency, however, is not reason enough to ignore the clear mandate of the statute. Nor, in my view, is it satisfactory to base a decision whether or not to observe the statute on the fact, as set forth by the majority, that "[i]n removing Calvert's name from the list, the judges did not, however, contravene the purpose ...


from the list of those licensed to represent sureties in that county.
RILEY, J., concurred with BRICKLEY, J.
NOTES
[1]  typewritten or printed list, alphabetically arranged, of all persons engaged in the business of becoming surety upon bonds for compensation in criminal cases within the county shall be posted in a conspicuous place in each police precinct, jail, prisoner's dock and house of detention and in every other place in which persons in custody of the law are detained, and 1 or more copies thereof shall be kept on hand. The list shall be compiled annually by the judges of the circuit court of each circuit, and the names of persons engaged in the business of becoming surety upon bonds for compensation shall be added to the list by thejudges upon proper application. When any person who is detained in custody in any such place of detention requests any person in charge thereof to furnish him the name of a bondsman, or to put him in communication with a bondsman, the list shall be furnished to the person so requesting, without recommendation, and the person in charge of the place of detention within a reasonable time shall put the person detained in communication with the bondsman selected and, contemporaneously with the transaction, make in the blotter or book of record kept in any place of detention a record showing the name of the person requesting the bondsman, the offense with which the person is charged, the time at which the request was made, the bondsman requested, and


A small plane crashed into a house in Southern California on Thursday, killing the pilot, officials said.

The single-engine Cirrus SR22 came down in the bedroom community of Upland, which is about 40 miles east of downtown Los Angeles, San Bernardino County firefighters said.

Firefighters respond to small plane that crashed into a house in Upland, Calif., on Nov. 7 2019. NBC 4

The pilot, who was the only person on board, was killed, fire spokesman Chris Saucerman told NBC News.

Firefighters rushed to the scene near 15th Street and Mountain Avenue at about 11 a.m. PT. First responders reported that "all occupants of the home are accounted for," firefighters said.

A father and child were inside the house when the plane came down but made it out safely, police said.

The plane camedown just beyond the parking lot of Foothill Bible Church, jarring the whole neighborhood, according to congregation pastor Micah Lugg.

A parachute is deployed at the scene of a plane crash in Upland, Calif., on Nov. 7 2019 NBC 4

"We heard it, a loud boom," Lugg said. "It took out us out of our offices and we saw the plumes of smoke. You knew it was disastrous by the size of the wreckage."

A parachute could be seen draping over nearby trees. And by 12:20 p.m.,the fire at the house had been declared under control.


The superintendent of Isle Royale National Park says officials have decided not to bring more wolves to the Lake Superior island chain for now to prevent their dwindling population from dying out.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — The superintendent of Isle Royale National Park says officials have decided not to bring more wolves to the Lake Superior island chain for now to prevent their dwindling population from dying out.

Phyllis Green said Wednesday that after consulting with experts, she's convinced there is time for a comprehensive study of the role that wolves and moose play in the park's ecosystem.

She said officials could reconsider importing wolves if gender imbalance prevents the island population from breeding or if moose overbrowse park vegetation.

Wolves are believed to have migrated to Isle Royale from theBarbara Klemm Contemporary history through the chronical lens of the camera

She captured Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker locked in a kiss, documented the fall of the Berlin Wall and followed Angela Merkel’s rise to success. Her reportages were always focused on people. Now the work of this photojournalist, that spans a period of almost five decades, is on show in an exhibition in Berlin.

Working for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Klemm is rightly celebrated as a chronicler of historical events since the late nineteen sixties. Her images have shaped our awareness and memorisation of significant events and people in a way no other photographer has done.

This is due, to a large extent, to the photojournalist’s professional field of work. From 1970 until 2004 Barbara Klemm worked for the Frankfurter Allgemeine


images or portraits. These shots are taken with a certain detachment. With her composition, however, she builds up a relationship between the persons portrayed to create the impression of an all-decisive moment.

Pictures that tell us a story

This distinct quality is shown, for example, in a picture of Augusto Pinochet in which Klemm captured the dictator’s sceptical look in Santiago de Chile in 1986. Or the picture of Pope John Paul, that shows him amidst cheering crowds during his first visit to Poland.

These images, like many others, were shot during her travels. Besides Eastern Europe and South America these trips took Barbara Klemm to China and India, to the USA and to the Middle East. Her focus was constantly on people, not only on the high and mighty butalso on the poor: beggars in the slums of Calcutta, black South Africans living under the apartheid regime or Chechen refugees. She documented life in the West Bank, social conflicts in New York and also the negative consequences of gambling addiction in Las Vegas.

In these reportages Klemm always concentrates on the single image and never on a sequence or a series. “I never really liked a series of images that depicts people talking, like in a film”, she comments.

A master of portrait photography

This principle applies in particular to the portrait work Klemm produced over a span of decades; portraits of writers and musicians, artists and scientists. She captured most of them in their typical environment: Botho Strauss in his study, George Tabori in front of the theatre, Josef


stood up in the legislature during their first sitting and claimed the government’s opposition to Keystone XL. A pipeline which (if built) would have saved Alberta tens of thousands of jobs.

After the election of Justin Trudeau, Notley (and her crew) supported his cancellation of the desperately needed Northern Gateway pipeline. That particular project was in the crosshairs of the NDP as they had members who traveled to Kitimat to oppose its construction.

Lastly, the Energy East project which had the potential to be a true nation builder, was killed by the Trudeau government. The public heard not even a peep from Alberta’s NDP. Their silence was deafening.

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“When the governor told an audience of sheriffs that he had not talked to Bloomberg, the governor was attempting to convey he never had a conversation with Bloomberg that influenced the decision he made. In no way did the governor intend to mislead the sheriffs or anyone else.”

Hickenlooper is currently on a three-day economic development trip to Mexico.

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Delhi: Student locks teacher in washroom, seeks ‘sexual favours’ to set her free

A 44-year-old senior Delhi government school teacher was allegedly confined inside a school washroom in Shahdara district’s Vivek Vihar for around 15 minutes by an unidentified student, who later demanded “sexual favour” from her on the pretext of releasing her.

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The acquisition diversifies State Street's client base beyond long-only asset managers to include more active currency traders and hedge funds.

State Street's FX Connect, which last month traded over $108 billion in a single day, was the first multi-bank FX trading platform launched in 2000.

Currenex followed the State Street system in April 2000, but focused on active FX traders whereas FX Connect was targeted at State Street's traditional asset management customers.

Cliff Lewis, the chairman and chief executive of Currenex, said: "This move leverages the strengths of two innovators who share a similar strategic vision of creating best of breed and flexible electronic trading solutions."

State Street plans to run the trading platforms separately, rather than bringing them together.

Stanley Shelton, the executive vice-president of State Street,


CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Army head strength and conditioning coach Brian Hess is joining Mack Brown’s coaching staff at North Carolina in the same role, sources confirmed to Inside Carolina on Thursday. UNC confirmed the news later in the evening.

Hess, who recently completed his third season as the head strength and conditioning coach at Army, worked alongside current UNC defensive coordinator Jay Bateman at West Point. Prior to joining Army’s coaching staff as an assistant in the summer of 2016, Hess served as the head strength and conditioning coach at Sam Houston State in 2014-15, which coincided with current UNC offensive coordinator Phil Longo’s three-year stint in Huntsville.

“After recently asking our new staff members for strength and conditioning coach suggestions, both Phil Longo and Jay Bateman told methey knew of the perfect choice and it was the same guy," Brown said in a school release. "Phil worked with Brian Hess for two years at Sam Houston State and Jay worked with him the past two years at Army. They were effusive in their praise for Brian and said he was the best young strength coach in college football. As soon as I met Brian, I realized they were absolutely right. He’s high-energy, innovative and committed to helping our players achieve excellence. I’m thrilled he and his wife Janna have joined the Carolina football family.”

Hess played his college ball at Springfield (Mass.) College, starting his final two seasons at linebacker and serving as the team captain in 2007. He started his coaching career as an intern


yourself," Longo said. "To the very edge, through discipline, exertion, exhaustion and pain, and then your response was to to thank and respect him for it. That is Brian Hess."

Hess earned his degree in applied exercise science and is a certified strength & conditioning specialist (CSCS) with the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association.

During his time at Sam Houston State, Hess laid out his philosophy in an interview with the school’s official site. He highlighted four pillars that define his program: (1) Year-round training, (2) four-year development, (3) transfer of training approach to include football-relevant lifts and conditioning and (4) injury management.of Appeals eventually ruled that the ordinance under which plaintiff

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      Sometime later, after plaintiff had completed his second year of law school,

he accepted a position as a summer associate with the Los Angeles law firm of

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firm’s management, plaintiff was given a check for approximately $10,000 (the

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graduated the following spring.

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purports to be the scourge of illegal immigration and the champion of the American worker, he has actually supported, Rubio explained, a path to citizenship for illegals and routinely imports foreign workers to take jobs Americans could fill. And that is besides using illegal-immigrant labor to build Trump Towers and exploiting foreign labor to manufacture suits and ties for his clothing lines.

Cruz jumped in to illustrate that Trump had poured tens of thousands of dollars into the coffers of open-borders Democrats and Republicans. He also connected the dots between Trump’s business practices and political donations, on the one hand, and, on the other, the depression of wages and the loss of jobs for American citizens and legal aliens. By the time the onslaught was over, Trump was stammeringthe returns in the first place, since, according to him, an audit means tax returns cannot be released.

That is how it went for Trump throughout the evening: The questions kept coming and the answers made no sense.

#share#Rubio landed the pithier blows — even mocking the Donald’s self-made-man pretensions. Had his father not left him a $200 million fortune, Rubio opined, Trump — he of the multiple bankruptcies, the string of business failures, and the mountain of lawsuits — would be selling watches on a New York street corner. Judging by Trump’s erratic tweets and mercurial outbursts on Friday, it was Rubio who most got under his thin skin.

It was Cruz, though, who built the more consistent, bulletproof case. Rubio’s attacks were highly effective but politically risky. He banked


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For years there hasn't been a whole lot of innovation in the adventure genre. Weâ€™ve seen the occasional pre-rendered first-person offering, and occasionally a point and click release in the style of Monkey Island, but nothing thatâ€™s come close to evolving the genre. In 1999, developers Quantic Dream released a massive adventure/action hybrid called Omikron: The Nomad Soul; while not graphically groundbreaking it included a massive game world, a high-quality soundtrackâ€”produced by David Bowieâ€”and a decent blend of action/adventure gameplay, all of which was tied together with a gripping storyline. Now, some 6 years later, Quantic are back with a new title: Fahrenheit, or, as its titled in the US, The Indigo Prophecy. Since its announcement the game has been accompanied by considerable hype; so does it


live up to said hype and the lofty reputation Quantic Dream gained through Nomad Soul?

After an initial intro where the gameâ€™s main protagonist introduces himself as Lucas Kane, the player is then treated to a flyover of New York during a heavy blizzard. Eventually we cut to the bathroom of a New York diner. A man enters and proceeds to use the establishmentâ€™s bathroom facilities. All the while we witness flashes of another patron sitting in one of the stalls. The camera cuts to this person as he gets up, a knife in his hand. He then brutally murders the man in the bathroom. The murderer is revealed as Lucas Kane, who seems to have no conscious control over his own actions. After the horrible event, youâ€”the playerâ€”thenTea Act, (1773), in British American colonial history, legislative maneuver by the British ministry of Lord North to make English tea marketable in America. A previous crisis had been averted in 1770 when all the Townshend Acts duties had been lifted except that on tea, which had been mainly supplied to the Colonies since then by Dutch smugglers. In an effort to help the financially troubled British East India Company sell 17,000,000 pounds of tea stored in England, the Tea Act rearranged excise regulations so that the company could pay the Townshend duty and still undersell its competitors. At the same time, the North administration hoped to reassert Parliament’s right to levy direct revenue taxes on the Colonies. The shipments became a symbol of taxation tyranny to the


Monday morning an officer trying to clear an intersection put one protester in a headlock and then pulled his gun and put it to the man’s chest. When a second protester approached, the officer aimed at him from a few feet away and fired. This AP clip shows the moment right up to the shot:

The protester underwent surgery and is said to be stable. In a separate incident which apparently happened a few hours later, a man arguing with a group of protesters was set on fire. He was said to be in critical condition after the attack. You can see a portion of that incident in this clip from the BBC. This clip also features a policeman on a motorcycle who appears to be doing his besttailor-made products capable of meeting any need.

Brescia, May 2016 – O+P recently delivered special tailor-made equipment for the OEM crimping centre of a major pipes and fittings manufacturer. The centre is the Italian branch of an international group operating in various sectors including the industrial, automotive and aerospace sectors. The company requested O+P to provide a machine capable of combining the best operating performance with a tailor-made safety system.

Important contracts and key partnerships confirm the international success of the Company in just five years after the opening of overseas offices in Shanghai and Wilmington.

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Florida school will drop Confederate Nathan B. Forrest’s name

Fifty-four years after the Duval County, Florida, school board ignored the wishes of students and named a Jacksonville high school for a controversial Confederate general, the school will be getting a new name.

The school board voted 7-0 Monday to change the name of Nathan B. Forrest High School after the current school year ends. Officials will choose between the names Westside and Firestone in January.

When it was opened in 1959, in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision that required racially integrated public schools, district officials chose to name the school after Forrest — a former slave trader and Confederate commander whose troops were involved in the massacre of black Union soldiers at a Tennessee fort.

He later served as theand 9% Hispanic, according to the district.

Still, the decision to strip the name was not universally popular. More than half of the faculty opposed the change, as did 36% of students, the district said.

A Missouri KKK leader also protested the change, saying those who want the name changed are ignoring “the true historical facts surrounding this valiant man of honor.”

Bedford fans have noted the commander’s widespread reputation as a military genius, and have long said he was misunderstood. They say he disbanded the first version of the Ku Klux Klan after it grew violent and argue that he made efforts to reconcile with blacks in his later years.

He is the subject of numerous monuments and other efforts to preserve his memory across the South.

A monument honoring Forrest has


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In his pick to lead the Treasury, Steve Mnuchin, President-elect Donald Trump found a candidate whose credentials run counter to all the everyman, Wall Street-bashing rhetoric he used on the campaign trail.

Mnuchin worked for the Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs for nearly two decades, and used the 2008 housing market crash as a major payday, just like our next president.

According to reporting published Thursday by Politico, OneWest, the bank that Mnuchin and his partners founded during the collapse, actually tried to kick a 90-year-old woman out of her house over a measly $0.27.

After some confusion about her insurance coverage two years back, a subsidiary of OneWest sent Ossie Lofton, of Lakeland, Florida, a bill for $423.30. Lofton sent the bank aAnother Brilliant Century From Lyth

By Gary Watton
June 5 2018

As happened last year, Adam Lyth appears to be saving his best form for one-day cricket. He and David Willey tore into the Lancashire bowling and tore up the record books, as Yorkshire piled on the runs and the agony en route to another routine, limited overs triumph against the neighbours. Furthermore the visitors extended their hot form away from home and have placed themselves within touching distance of a knockout place in the One-Day Cup. However, the hosts did mount a tremendous run chase which saw them handily positioned at 218 for two just beyond the halfway stage. Then the wheels gradually came off their valiant pursuit, with David Willey reinforcing his outstanding performance with four wickets. 'Only' a


Experts critique state pandemic plans

Aug 28, 2006 (CIDRAP News)  Now that most states have issued preliminary or final plans for dealing with pandemic influenza, a group of experts who looked at the public health strategies in the plans has given them a mixed review.

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued guidelines in November 2005, but left it to states to make specific plans. HHS Secretary Mike Leavitt has warned states not to rely on the federal government for much help during a pandemic. Since then, most states have released drafts or final versions of their pandemic plans.

Public health experts from three Research Triangle Institute International sites reviewed pandemic plans of 49 states. (Lousiana, which had its pandemic planning summit in April, has not yetinspiring entrepreneur and innovator, and he has had great success in changing the lives of millions of people through his work with PayPal, Yelp and Affirm. Even more importantly, he has also shown himself to be a kind and generous colleague and mentor. We’re proud to have him representing our alumni during this celebration of our graduates.”

Levchin was raised in a family of Soviet scientists. The family was told multiple times that he would not survive the respiratory diseases of his youth; young Levchin was prodded to take up the clarinet to build lung capacity. When the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded in 1986, his family loaded Levchin and his younger brother on a train from their home in Kiev bound for Crimea for their safety.

The family left


the USSR under political asylum in 1991, shortly before the Soviet Union collapsed. With just $700 to their name, they settled in Chicago, where Levchin attended Mather High School on the city’s north side before enrolling at the U. of I. in 1993.

By the time he graduated, Levchin had co-founded with classmates two companies that made internet tools. Those first ventures failed, as did the two that followed. As he told the publication Business Insider, he moved to Silicon Valley “since that's where all my friends go, and sometimes their companies don't fail.”

A company he co-founded with Peter Thiel came up with the money-transfer service known today as PayPal, which eventually went public before being purchased by eBay in 2002 for $1.5 billion.

In one of many encores toOp-ed: Angelina Jolie's Choice Bolsters the Trans Argument

Angelina Jolie recently wrote in The New York Times about her decision to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed due to a family history of ovarian cancer, which killed her mother at a young age. Two years ago, she wrote about her decision to undergo a double mastectomy when she found out she carried the BRCA1 gene, which placed her at a very high risk of breast cancer.

In her first article, after having the double mastectomy, Jolie wrote, “On a personal note, I do not feel any less of a woman. I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity.” After undergoing a bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy — removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries


Many people in the UK will not have heard of Prince al-Waleed bin Talal. But perhaps they should have done. The prince has a lot of money invested in the UK and wields considerable, albeit discreet, influence.

The 55-year-old nephew of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is a multibillionaire who, through his investment company, Kingdom Holdings, has taken large chunks of companies as diverse as the Savoy Hotel Group and London's Canary Wharf.

Bin Talal's power stems from his unique position. He is one of the few people who can tap the giant Saudi sovereign funds for money, so his every word is analysed forensically by the markets.

Last week, though, it is likely that the prince, described by Time magazine as "the Arabian Warren Buffett", was devoting more than a passinginterest to his almost 7% share in Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, quietly accumulated over several years.

The prince cannot have liked what he saw. What had started out as a very British row over phone hacking by reporters working on Murdoch's News of the World had become infectious and was in danger of going global.

As scores of new victims emerged to allege they had been hacked by the newspaper, MPs voiced fresh concerns at the police handling of the affair and the role played by senior executives at News International, News Corp's UK subsidiary and the ultimate parent company of the News of the World, the Sun, the Times and the Sunday Times.

Meanwhile, back across the Atlantic, it emerged that News Corp was facing another problem. Last week 400


rabbis from all the main branches of Judaism in the US bought a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal, calling on Murdoch to take sanctions against News Corp's Fox News subsidiary. The rabbis were incensed at the way that Fox commentators regularly referred to those with whom they disagreed as "Nazis".

"You diminish the memory and meaning of the Holocaust when you use it to discredit any individual or organisation you disagree with. That is what Fox News has done in recent weeks," the ad read.

The placement of the ad was even more poignant and shocking as it was published on Holocaust Remembrance Day. It came partly in response to comments by Murdoch's brash Fox News leader, Roger Ailes, who had compared executives at National Public Radio toCompetition Commission inquiry.

Hunt is in an invidious position, having previously expressed a view that the deal would not make a substantial difference to the plurality of the British media. An approval is likely to see Labour scream blue murder but, even before a decision has been reached, it is having political consequences.

Andy Coulson, the News of the World's former editor, resigned this month as the prime minister's director of communications, saying that persistent allegations of mobile-phone hacking occurring on his watch made it impossible for him to do his job.

His resignation was interpreted in some quarters as an attempt to take the heat off Murdoch at a crucial time in News Corp's bid for BSkyB.

Further revelations that Cameron and James Murdoch, the Europe and Asia chief of News


Corp, had been dinner guests at the Cotswolds home of News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks over Christmas provided ammunition to those who claim No 10 is too close to the media empire.

That relationship looked set to become more apparent last week when Murdoch flew into the UK to hold urgent meetings with senior executives at News International.

There were rumours that Cameron and Murdoch were due to hold a brief, informal meeting later in the week in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, home to the World Economic Forum, but that this was called off when the News Corp boss decided to stay in London to deal with the phone-hacking scandal.

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A very close first game for the Under 15s against Aston Manor at a sunny Arlington Avenue, stand in skipper Chris Calcutt won the toss and put the opposition in. Good early bowling from the opening pair restricted the run rate with both Olly Richardson taking one wicket and Charlie Adams two,a good stand then ensued for the fourt wicket by Aston Manor before Jack Beever bowled Khan and then took two more wickets however Harrison stood firm before he was caught off Callum Dixon for 52 . Callum then took another wicket the next ball and just missed out on a hat trick. Diggory Lynch thenexacerbate the disequlibrium and increase the severity of the Great Depression. The evidence is persuasive that this is the case…. [A] monthly wage index compiled by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (reported by Lionel Robbins) shows almost no movement in money wage rates from the fourth quarter of 1929 through the second quarter of 1930.

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4. When the world’s richest man announced he was getting a divorce on Twitter, it was just the first surprise of many to swirl around Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder.

Steamy texts, a private investigation, claims of blackmail — and a suspicion that politics are behind it all — followed Mr. Bezos. He raised the stakes Thursday when he accused the National Enquirer and its publisher, American Media Inc., of trying to extort him.

Mr. Bezos said the company had threatened to publish lewd photos of him if he did not say publicly that the tabloid’s earlier reporting on him was not motivated by politics. We broke down how a tabloid tale escalated, and exploded and

Gavin de Becker, Mr. Bezos’s security chief, was tasked with finding out how The NationalOBAMA ANNOUNCES RESTORATION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH CUBA

“America clinging to a policy that was not working” – Obama calls on Congress to lift the Cuban embargo.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. and Cuba have reached an agreement to restore diplomatic relations and reopen embassies in each other’s capitals, a senior administration official said Tuesday, the biggest step yet toward ending a half century of enmity between the two countries.

President Barack Obama plans to tell the nation on Wednesday that the U.S. will reopen its embassy in Havana, the official said, culminating a central aspiration of his presidency and representing the end of one of the last vestiges of the Cold War more than a quarter century after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Secretary of State John Kerry will color in details of


What a fuckin' idiot. He's lucky he crashed into an area where a lot of people weren't seated. If he had landed on several people that could've been really, really bad. I hope that guy is banned from that stadium for life.

What a fuckin' idiot. He's lucky he crashed into an area where a lot of people weren't seated. If he had landed on several people that could've been really, really bad. I hope that guy is banned from that stadium for life.

It was really bad. Unless I'm thinking of something else, a person he landed on had a broken neck. Of course the guy who fell was fine.

Oh, on another viewing I saw that he did knock a guy near the end as he was falling. TheAustralian Cardinal George Pell has been removed from his role as one of the Vatican's key advisors as Pope Francis moves to distance himself from the controversial figure.

Pell last year took an indefinite leave of absence from his job as the Vatican’s economy minister to defend himself from prosecution for historical child sexual offences.

Francisco Javier Errázuriz of Chile - also the subject of allegations related to sexual abuse,- has also been removed from C-9, a prominent advisory group, Reuters reports.

Pell is the highest-ranking Catholic official in the world to be facing trial over historical sexual offence allegations. In June, Pell was charged with historical sexual assault offences by Australian police in the state of Victoria. Pell denies all the allegations.

Pope Francis and Cardinal Pell, described by some as


Mudslide swallows Indian village; at least 41 dead

MALIN, India — Rescuers using earth-moving equipment and their bare hands dug through heavy mud and debris Thursday after a landslide engulfed an entire village in western India, killing at least 41 people and leaving about 100 missing and feared dead.

More than a day after the Wednesday morning landslide, authorities said the chances of survival were slim for anyone still trapped under the mud in Malin, a village of about 700 people in Pune district of Maharashtra state.

Suresh Jadhav, a district official, said around 40 homes were wiped out.

Two days of torrential rains triggered the landslide and continued to pound the area as rescuers brought bodies covered in soaked white sheets to ambulances while relatives watched, weeping. Bad communications, dangerous roadskept the baby in an area with breathing space until his cries were heard, she said.

Suresh Dhonde, who was working in another town when the landslide ripped through his village, said only two people managed to get out of his house alive.

“The other six are buried under the mud,” he said.

Crowds of people from nearby areas were helping rescuers, using their hands to move fallen trees and rocks. About 250 disaster response workers and at least 100 ambulances were involved in the rescue effort, officials said.

Rescuers expected the death toll to rise in the village at the foothills of the Sahyadri Mountains. Sandeep Rai Rathore, a top official of the National Disaster Response Force, estimated that around 100 people were missing and feared dead.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi mourned


the loss of lives and said all possible efforts must be made to help the victims, according to a statement from his office. He sent Home Minister Rajnath Singh to the disaster area.

Landslides are common in the area during the monsoon season, which runs from June through September. The area around the village has been deforested extensively, increasing its vulnerability to landslides. Similar deforestation and environmental damage have caused floods and landslides in other parts of India.

On Thursday, heavy rains hit a remote mountainous village in northern India and killed five people, said Amit Chandola, a spokesman for the state government. At least two houses were destroyed in Tehri district in the hilly Uttarakhand state, Chandola said. The village is 300 kilometers (200 miles) north of New Delhi.

LastFictional multi-millionaire pop sensation K'ronikka appears in what was supposed to be a parody video for "The Onion" but instead perfectly summarizes everything that is wrong with music and the entertainment industry in only two minutes.

I understand that doing parody well is what "The Onion" is known for, but this was TOO perfect not to post.


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Those blessed enough to be ignorant of D.C.-speak should think of electeds as members of Congress, formers as the retired and ousted Senate and House members now trading on their so-called public service for taxpayer-fueled private-sector riches, and POTUS, of course, is the president of the United States. Not to be confused with FLOTUS (Michelle Obama, at present), VPOTUS (Joe Biden) and SCOTUS (the Supreme Court).

Leibovich acknowledges his own role in the spin-happy Beltway Twitterverse throughout the


advisers David Axelrod and Robert Gibbs, find themselves engulfed in embraces and handshakes, signs of their candidate’s surging momentum as the Democratic nominee and the networking inherent in a major political funeral. Reflecting on the Clintons’ attendance at the Russert funeral, Leibovich writes, “Hillary has a memorial service to attend: the memorial service of a man she and her husband plainly despised and who they believed (rightly) despised them back.... But the Clintons are pros at death and sickness. They show up. They play their assigned roles.”

Russert worked his way into becoming what the author calls the mayor of This Town by first working for the late New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a Washington veteran who tormented fellow Democrats Bill and Hillary during the Clinton administration. Thus,candidate John Edwards, last seen cheating on his dying wife, might have a comeback in his future. (Let’s hope not.)

The tics and mannerisms of Beltway life provide plenty of fodder, too: Pols and others describing scandals and other peccadilloes as “saddening” and “troubling,” journalists who slip free of poor judgment by asserting instead that they are “just asking the question,” and the epidemic of humble-brags polluting the Potomac. Of the latter, many examples can be found, starting with the late “Meet the Press” host being eulogized at the start of the book.

“Russert – Tim – reached the top of the pecking order while shrouding a cutthroat ambition in his slovenly nonchalance,” Leibovich writes. He goes on to list many of the affectations indulged in by Russert to further


QUEENSLAND is sweating on the fitness of Dane Gagai in the lead-up to State of Origin I in Melbourne after the star centre went down on Tuesday with a gruesome finger injury.

Maroons coach Kevin Walters revealed he would wait on the results of scans due to be carried out on Tuesday afternoon, but is confident Gagai will recover in time for the Melbourne opener.

It comes 24 hours after champion fullback Billy Slater withdrew from the side with a hamstring problem.

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Meanwhile Walters said Michael Morgan would start at fullback with Anthony Milford confirmed in the bench spot ahead of Kalyn Ponga, while Ben Hunt is set to shake off a lingering injury to make his first run-on start.

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Bradley Cooper in a scene from "American Sniper." (Courtesy photo | Warner Bros)

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The University of Michigan isn't the only area university whose showing of the film "American Sniper" on Friday caused controversy.

Four protesters were temporarily detained after disrupting an 8 p.m. showing of the film April 10 on the Eastern Michigan University campus, according to university officials.

EMU spokesman Geoff Larcom said during the first of two planned showings at university's Student Center, protesters got on stage and disrupted the movie.

The EMU Police Department received complaints for subjects causing a disturbance and refusing to leave at about 8:10 p.m. at the Student Center, according to their police log.

About 40 students protested the film, according to a report by the university newspaper, The Eastern Echo.

The


Echo reported that student protesters filed onto the stage and held up signs under the screen, before one student began speaking to the crowd.

"Do you want me to play a movie painting your people this way?" the student asked the audience, according to The Eastern Echo.

Audience members reportedly shouted back, "Tell us after."

Larcom said the protesters received several warnings from police before the four were detained.

They were released shortly after with no charges, he said.

The movie continued, but the second showing was ultimately postponed because of the delay in the first showing, Larcom said.

In response to a post on its Facebook page, Eastern Michigan University stated that a new time had not yet been set for the second showing.

Larcom said the university became aware of a potential protestshortly before the 8 p.m. showing.

However, he said officials believed the individuals involved would potentially hand out informational fliers - something he said would have been encouraged.

"Eastern Michigan University is an open and diverse community with many perspectives and viewpoints," Larcom said in a university statement on the incident. "We respect the rights of our students to speak out on issues of importance to them and we encourage civil debate and discussion that promotes empathy and understanding."

Protesters at the event expressed frustration with the university administration for the movie's showing and expressed frustration with both the university and police after protesters were detained, according to The Eastern Echo.

The university police department could not be reached for comment on Sunday.

The Academy Award-winning movie about Navy Seal Chris Kyle's war


experiences in the Middle East initially stirred up controversy last week at the University of Michigan when students raised concerns about "negative and misleading stereotypes" of Muslims.

University officials initially canceled the showing and loose plans for a showing of the movie paired with a panel discussion were developed.

However, after receiving backlash from the community, as well as from Michigan Football Coach Jim Harbaugh, the university announced it had made a mistake with the cancellation.

Ultimately, the movie was shown as previously scheduled on Friday, with the added option of a showing of the movie "Paddington," to no major protest.

media have become two peas in a pod within the last few years, as players individually take to the Twittersphere (for better or worse) and teams as well as leagues spend time and money on their social strategies.

So who comes out on top? The San Francisco 49ers are number one, with a W2O ranking of a whopping 100.00. The Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patriots are number two and three respectively, and the Baltimore Ravens and Washington Redskins round out the top five.

Michael Westgage, the director of social commerce at W2O, thinks these rankings could be very useful to companies deciding which teams to show the money. "Our target audience is Fortune 500 CMO's, because essentially we're measuring digital brand strength of these teams, and their audience


A simulation video game describes a diverse super-category of video games, generally designed to closely simulate aspects of a real or fictional reality.
A simulation game attempts to copy various activities from real life in the form of a game for various purposes such as training, analysis, or prediction. Usually there are no strictly defined goals in the game, with players instead allowed to freely control a character.[1] Well-known examples are war games, business games, and role play simulation.
From three basic types of strategic, planning, and learning exercises: games, simulations, and case studies, a number of hybrids may be considered, including simulation games that are used as case studies.[2]
Comparisons of the merits of simulation games versus other teaching techniques have been carried out by many researchers and a numberManager). Some, such as Arch Rivals, satirize the sport for comic effect. This genre has been popular throughout the history of video games and is competitive, just like real-world sports. A number of game series feature the names and characteristics of real teams and players, and are updated annually to reflect real-world changes.

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Dating sims focuses on dating as the principal theme.
In medical simulation games, players take the role of a surgeon. This includes the Trauma Center and LifeSigns series.
In photography simulation games, players take photographs of animals or people. This includes games such as Pokémon Snap and Afrika.
Certain wargames with higher degrees of realism than other wargames set in a fantasy or science fiction environment. These attempt to simulate real warfare at either a tactical or strategic


India ramping up Railways infra along borders with China, Pakistan

India is ramping up its strategic railways infrastructure along the eastern front with China and the western one with Pakistan to ensure faster movement of its troops and equipment such as tanks, artillery guns and infantry combat vehicles, top defence ministry sources said.

The Indian Army and the Indian Railways have increased their interface to develop infrastructure in these regions, which includes building ramps for quickly loading and unloading heavy equipment such as artillery guns at Silapathar, Murkongselek, New Missamari and Makum in Assam, Bhalukpong in Arunachal Pradesh and Dimapur in Nagaland, given their proximity to China.

Such ramps along the front with Pakistan will be for faster tank movement.

“Trials are also being conducted for enhancing the speed of the militaryBenzodiazepine exposure in pregnancy and risk of major malformations: a critical overview.
Benzodiazepines (BDZs) safety profiles in pregnancy suggest that the risk of major malformations (MMs) cannot be considered simply as a "class effect". The aim of this paper was to review and update the available literature on the risks of MMs in women exposed to BDZs in the first trimester of pregnancy. PubMed was searched for English-language articles, from January 2001 to November 2011, introducing as keywords "teratogens", " major malformation", "foetus", "infant", "newborn", "pregnancy", in conjunction with "benzodiazepines" as a keyword or BDZ generic name as text words. Twelve studies were selected for the review. BDZ exposure during the first trimester of pregnancy seems not to be associated with an increasing risk of congenital MMs. Diazepam and


Debuting on Syfy this June is Dark Matter , a new 13-episode deep space series from the Stargate franchise's Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie - based on Mallozzi and Mullie's own Dark Horse Comics' series.

IGN has an exclusive look at some of the sketches and designs of the ship used on the series accompanied by quotes from executive producer and creator Joseph Mallozzi himself - often explaining how lessons learned during the production of the Stargate shows helped formulate the look and functionality of this new ship.Take a peek at the mysterious spacecraft from Dark Matter...

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Dark Matter follows the crew of a derelict spaceship who are awakened from stasis with no memories of who they are or how theySome home owners in Dublin have viewed the city’s coziness with developers as detrimental to their own financial interests. Swalwell, 31, was elected to the City Council in 2010.

Although it is not clear whether the recall campaign has a legitimate aim or merely an AstroTurf group hoping to sully Swalwell’s image as his campaign faces considerable pressure from Stark and the entrenched Democratic Party in Alameda County to thwart his efforts to beat the 40-year incumbent this November. However, many of the specific gripes are some of the same issued by AroundDublinBlog, a local web site that has long been a critic of Swalwell’s ties to land developers in the Tri-Valley area, including the controversial project known as “The Promenade.”

That particular project–highlighted on the Recall Swalwell site–was infamously


public speaker in opposition to the plan.

STARK TRAVELS TO THE BELLY OF THE BEAST With less than four months before the November 6 general election, Rep. Pete Stark is traveling to the eastern edge of his current 13th Congressional District (redistricting will recast the seat as the 15th next year).

Stark will hold his monthly town hall meeting this Saturday at the Pleasanton City Hall chambers at 9 a.m. The new 15th District will include more of the Tri-Valley, including Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore and a portion of San Ramon in Contra Costa County. The hour-long town hall will surely be a test for the Stark, who has been hounded by some reporters more interested in whether he utters a curt sentence or two over the substance of his racearranging them in a predefined order. The declarative nature of constraints and e.g. the variational approach of solving makes all that components of the system are treated on a same footing.
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When in reality it was it was a fine performance46 patients who played sports, 44 (96%) reported returning to their sports. When nonoperative treatment of lateral and medial elbow tendinosis fails, combined surgical intervention via the Nirschl operative techniques for country club elbow is highly effective, with results similar to those of single-sided intervention.


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history of “Encyclopædia Britannica”

Thomas Dobson, a printer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, published a reprint titled simply Encyclopædia (which he called the first American edition), with some parts rewritten to correct British bias. James Moore’s Dublin reprint (1791–97) was an exact reproduction of the third edition, with the addition of…Ings, who being the only Southampton born player in the Saints team relished the occasion.

Almost a quarter of the travelling Saints army didn't relish it though, they were still trying to get into the ground after their train was held up and arrived over an hour late.

That calmed the Saints nerves and they took control of the game in difficult conditions, now the weather and the Pompey team and crowd were blustery but little more than that for the rest of the game.

If Pompey's team talk at half time was going to be all about being only a goal down and still in it then Kenny Jackett had to rewrite his script when Saints broke at speed and put a glorious through ball in for Danny Ings to


ground by the end, with a mass exodus to both sides of us.

Also the traditional things in Pompey's authentic matchday experience, the goading of our players and abuse when taking throw ins and the comical surge in the North Stand as a small group tried to break through a bigger group of Police and then clamber across a security net to earn life long bans.

If the ground was emptying fast in the final minutes as the realisation sunk in that the game was up, it accelerated even faster when Nathan Redmond scored a corker with 4 minutes left.

There should have been only one team celebrating at the end and that was Saints, but as they headed to their supporters at the final whistle to do so, we hadWe withstood the Pompey avalanche in the first 20 minutes and then Danny Ings scored with our first real chance and his second before HT must have killed off their enthusiasm. Danny was a worthy MoM but there must be a few honourable mentions. Although goalless - Obafemi starts to look the part and his pass for Ings' second was perfect. JWP showed his true colours with some robust play and good attacking chances, but surely Cedric must be one of the most improved players in the squad. He looked pretty green when he arrived but grew whilst playing alongside Jose Fonte, but lost his way after Fonte's move away. The shortest man on the pitch, but he gave 100% and his now routine forays upfield in the


which did notfully emerge until 1926.Flappers mostly wore short hair withshort shift dress.This style was comfortably followed by the people as it was easy to makeshift dresses at home.

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In this era, movies became a media of catching up with thefashion trends.Another war was expected seeminglyclose and fashionwas taken over by more ofmilitary stylewith square shoulders.Uniforms became public wear.There waslarge scaleproduction of clothes and hence startedready-to-wear fashion.

1950s-The Postwar Era

The designers back then, after the war period was over introducedfitted jackets,slim skirts and full calf length dresses.This made sure thatwomen dressedfemininely which was well longed by them. Teenagers for the first time became a force in thefashion marketbecause of a huge influence of movies on them. Fabric likeacrylic and syntheticfound its popularity as theyRacing driving enthusiast Gary Barak has been crowned Person of the Year by CAT magazine, one of the leading titles in the automotive industry.

Mr Barak, 46, is the founder of Chicane, a PR and marketing firm for the motor sports and entertainment sector. Clients include Renault, Aston Martin Racing and Philips. Mr Barak, who has worked in the industry for more than 20 years, tells People: "Getting the award was a huge surprise. Usually it's me pushing the profiles of other people so it was the other way round this time."

Mr Barak, from Whitley Bay, was destined for a career involving cars. His father Philip is believed to be the oldest competitive racing driver in the country, still going at the age of 76.

Mr Barak co-founded Chicane 12


Millon's Contributions to Preadolescent and Adolescent Personality Assessment: Searching Onward and Upward.
Theodore Millon was one of the most influential personality theorists of the 20th century. His theory was originally rooted in biosocial learning models and later reconceptualized as an evolutionary model. This foundation of Millon's work encompasses the entire life span. He had a genuine concern for humankind, especially children. His theory encompasses a comprehensive understanding of the relationship among childhood experiences, parenting styles, and recurring events throughout the life span in shaping the personality. Notable contributions to child and adolescent assessment are the Millon Adolescent Personality Inventory (Millon, Green, & Meagher, 1982 ), the Millon Adolescent Clinical Inventory (Millon, Millon, & Davis, 1993 ), and the Millon Pre-Adolescent Clinical Inventory (M-PACI; Millon, Tringone, Millon, & Grossman, 2005). Given Millon's influence on the personality disorders section of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the aforementioned instruments have personality constructs tied to familiar DSM categories, and among them, cover the age range of 9 to 18 years old. His development of the Millon Inventories revolutionized personality assessment in the United States and abroad. Millon's legacies will live on through his works and through the respect and compassion he demonstrated toward others.


BMW Fired and Denied Hire to Class of Employees Who Worked Successfully for Years; Dollar General Disproportionately Excluded African Americans From Hire

WASHINGTON - A BMW manufacturing facility in South Carolina, and the largest small-box discount retailer in the United States violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act by implementing and utilizing a criminal background policy that resulted in employees being fired and others being screened out for employment, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleged in two lawsuits filed today.

The EEOC's Charlotte district office filed suit in U.S. District Court of South Carolina, Spartanburg Division against BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC, and a separate suit was filed in Chicago against Dolgencorp, doing business as Dollar General.

In the suit against BMW, the EEOC alleges that BMW disproportionately screened outAfrican Americans from jobs, and that the policy is not job related and consistent with business necessity. The claimants were employees of UTi Integrated Logistics, Inc. ("UTi"), which provided logistic services to BMW at the South Carolina facility. The logistics services included warehouse and distribution assistance, transportation services and manufacturing support.

Since 1994, BMW has had a criminal conviction policy that denies facility access to BMW employees and employees of contractors with certain criminal convictions. However, when UTi assigned the claimants to work at the BMW facility, UTi screened the employees according to UTi's criminal conviction policy. UTi's criminal background check limited review to convictions within the prior seven years. BMW's policy has no time limit with regard to convictions. The policy is a blanket exclusion without any individualized


assessment of the nature and gravity of the crimes, the ages of the convictions, or the nature of the claimants' respective positions.

In 2008, UTi ended its contract with BMW. During a transitional period, UTi employees were informed of the need to re-apply with the new contractor to retain their positions in the BMW warehouse. As part of the application process, BMW directed the new contractor to perform new criminal background checks on every current UTi employee applying for transition of employment. The new contractor subsequently discovered that several UTi employees had criminal convictions in violation of BMW's criminal conviction policy. As a result, those employees were told that they no longer met the criteria for working at the BMW facility and were subsequently terminated and denied rehire asemployees of the new contractor, despite the fact that many of the employees had worked at the BMW facility for years.

In Illinois, the Chicago office of the EEOC filed a nationwide lawsuit based on discrimination charges filed by two rejected black applicants. That lawsuit charges that Dollar General conditions all of its job offers on criminal background checks, which results in a disparate impact against blacks. Dollar General operates 10,000 stores in 40 states, plus 11 distribution centers. Ninety percent of all Dollar General employees are store clerks who are both stockers and cashiers at the stores.

According to the EEOC, one of the applicants who had filed a charge with EEOC was given a conditional employment offer, although she had disclosed a six-year-old conviction for possession of a


controlled substance. Her application also showed that she had previously worked for another discount retailer as a cashier-stocker for four years. Nevertheless, her job offer was allegedly revoked because Dollar General's practice was to use her type of conviction as a disqualification factor for 10 years.

The other applicant who filed an EEOC charge was fired by Dollar General although, according to the EEOC, the conviction records check report about her was wrong - she did not have the felony conviction attributed to her. The EEOC said that although she advised the Dollar General store manager of the mistake in the report, the company did not reverse its decision and her firing stood.

"Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination against job applicants and employees onCould U.S. have stopped Syria's chemical attack?

By Bruce Schneier, Special to CNN

Updated 12:17 PM ET, Wed September 11, 2013

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Syrian civil war in photos – In this photo provided by the anti-government activist group Aleppo Media Center, Syrian men help survivors out of a building in Aleppo after it was bombed, allegedly by a Syrian regime warplane on Saturday, February 8. The United Nations estimates more than 100,000 people have been killed since the Syrian conflict began in March 2011. Click through to see the most compelling images taken during the conflict, which is now a civil war:

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Syrian civil war in photos – A man appears distraught after an air raid in Aleppo on Monday, December 23.

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Syrian civil war in photos – Volunteers wear protective gear to show a class how to respond to a chemical attack in Aleppo, Syria, on September 15. For two months, Mohammad Zayed, an Aleppo University student, has been training a group of 26 civilians to respond to a chemical attack.

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Syrian civil war in photos – Rebels parade at a former military academy north of Aleppo during a September 13 ceremony to mark an agreement to unite two rebel brigade forces.

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