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As the US Senate launches a two-month review of the nuclear deal with Iran on Thursday, opponents are spending tens of millions of dollars to convince the American public and lawmakers that it was a mistake. France 24 spoke to some of the lobbyists.

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After hashing out the Iran nuclear deal, the Obama administration now has to sell it to the US Congress.

Key architects of the plan, Secretary of State John Kerry, Energy Secretary Ernie Moniz and and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, will testify in front of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday to push the deal brokered on July 14 between Iran and the five permanent membersApril 2015, Volume 21, Number 2

Global Migration

France. France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls in January 2015 began a debate on "apartheid" in France, saying that even though the French constitution says all citizens are equally French, there are stark differences between French citizens based on race, ethnicity and religion. Valls said that France suffers from "territorial, social, ethnic apartheid."

On January 7, 2015, French-born terrorists attacked the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, killing staffers for what they said was desecration of Islam.

In a bid to better integrate central cities and suburbs with immigrants and their children, Paris Metropole will be created in 2016 with a regional council to oversee seven million residents. The question is whether people living in suburbs beyond the circular Peripherique that rings Paris will identify with those


on the Left and Right Bank after they become part of metro Paris.

Laicite or state secularism is a defining principle of the French republic. Religious education is banned in public schools, and the French government declared that henceforth December 9 will be the Day of Laicite to ensure that "secularism is a guarantee for France." Students and parents will have to sign a charter of laicite principles and "demonstrate their willingness to respect it" beginning in Fall 2015.

France legally separated church and state in 1905 and urged citizens to keep their religious beliefs personal. In 2004, France banned head scarves and other conspicuous religious symbols in public high schools, and in 2010 banned full-faced veils in public places.

The French census does not ask questions about race, religion andethnicity, so there is little data on incomes, employment, and other socioeconomic factors by place. One study suggested that France had only four million Muslims, not the often-suggested six million in a population of 66 million.

Germany. There were 8. 2 million foreigners registered to live in Germany at the end of 2014, the most since record-keeping began in 1967. Two-thirds are from other EU member states. Net immigration reached 519,340 in 2014, the most since the early 1990s when 613,500 arrived in 1992 and 539,800 arrived in 1991.

Some 626,000 foreigners applied for asylum in the EU in 2014, up from 435,000 in 2013, including 202,000 in Germany and 81,000 in Sweden. The largest single source country was Syria, 123,000 applications, followed by 41,000 Afghanis and 38,000 Kosovars. About


half of the asylum cases decided in 2014 resulted in the foreigner being allowed to stay in the EU.

Over 60 percent of the immigrants to Germany in 2014 were from EU member states, led by almost 88,000 Romanians and 36,000 Bulgarians. Syrians were third; there were over 61,000 Syrians in Germany at the end of 2014. Turks were the largest group of foreigners in Germany, some 1.5 million at the end of 2014, but their number is declining as more become naturalized German citizens.

German leaders are struggling with a response to the Dresden-based Pegida movement, the Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West, which began organizing Monday demonstrations in October 2014 similar to those that eventually led to the fall of the East German leadership. Pegida supportersof more immigration, saying "Germany needs immigration. In 15 years, twice as many people will retire every year as offspring will leave school. The already clearly noticeable shortage of skilled workers will worsen dramatically."

Greece. Greek voters in January 2015 made the anti-austerity Syriza party the largest in the 300-seat Parliament with 36 percent of the vote, marking an end to the two-party establishment that has dominated Greek politics for four decades. Syriza promised to clean up Greece's corrupt political system, overhaul the country's public administration, and reduce the tax burden on the middle class while raising taxes on the rich and business.

The anti-immigrant Golden Dawn party won six percent of the vote, making it the third-largest vote getter.

Greece has a GDP of E 220 billion and E 320


migrants in Turkey to go by boat to Greek islands.

Italy. Migrants from Syria and sub-Saharan Africa continue to make the trip across the Mediterranean to Lampedusa, Italy's southernmost island, sometimes with tragic results. Italy in 2014 mounted an ambitious search and rescue program that, some argue, encouraged smugglers to send migrants into the Mediterranean in dangerous boats by assuring the migrants that they would be rescued.

Italy stopped its Mare Nostrum migrant protection program at the end of 2014, and the European border agency Frontex took over Mediterranean patrols in 2015 with Operation Triton. The International Organization for Migration estimated that, of the 218,000 migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean in 2014, over 3,500 died en route.

Over 280,000 foreigners entered the EU illegally in 2014, and in winter 2015almost 5,000 migrants a month were trying to cross the Mediterranean to reach Italy. Smugglers reportedly encourage migrants to board unsafe boats by giving them telephones programmed to call Frontex rescuers.

The EU is trying to stem the movement of migrants across the Mediterranean by opening centers in Niger, Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco that allow people to apply for asylum.

UK. British voters go to the polls May 7, 2015, and immigration is a major issue. Conservatives led by Prime Minister David Cameron won the most votes in 2010 by promising to reduce immigration from the hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands by 2015.

In May 2015, no single party is likely to obtain a majority of the 659 seats in Parliament. Cameron in 2013 said that, if he


won a second term, he would renegotiate Britain's relationship with the EU and then hold a referendum on EU membership under the new terms by the end of 2017. Most business leaders, who generally support the Conservatives, believe that leaving the EU would be economically disastrous for Britain.

In Britain and most other European countries, governments are formed by coalitions of political parties rather than one party. The Conservatives formed a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats. Similar coalitions rule in other European countries including Germany, where a so-called grand coalition of the two major political parties governs. With the number of people voting for mainstream political parties dropping, these parties must find wedge issues such as immigration to motivate their key supporters.

Cameron failed to reduce immigration below 100,000widespread criticism, Sono said "that piece doesn't have any errors."

Japan will host the 2020 summer Olympics, and many commentators expect the government to allow construction employers to employ more foreign workers. However, a 2014 Yomiuri Shimbun poll found that only 10 percent of Japanese support admitting foreign workers to fill manual-labor jobs.

Korea. Korea allowed 42,400 foreign workers to be selected by employers in 2015 under the Employment Permit System, which allows smaller employers in manufacturing, construction and agriculture to select workers from 15 Asian countries who have passed tests of basic Korean under government-to-government agreements. The 2015 quota allocated 32,890 EPS slots to new or first-time migrants and 9,510 to migrants who were previously employed in Korea.

The EPS in 2003 began to replace an earlier foreign trainee program


launched in 1993, and has since 2007 been the only way for Korean employers to hire low-skilled and non-ethnic Korean foreign workers.

Southeast Asia. The ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) aims to reduce barriers to trade and investment beginning in 2016, but does not anticipate more low-skilled migration. However, low-skilled international labor migration may increase as the AEC speeds up changes that are already underway, such as the movement of youth out of rural areas, some of whom are likely to become international migrants.

In other areas of the world, free-trade agreements had major impacts on such migration, as with the movement of Mexicans to the US under NAFTA in the 1990s and the movement of Eastern Europeans to Ireland and the UK after 2004.

Over 300 mostly Burmese men who werelured to the remote Indonesian island of Benjina west of Papua New Guinea and forced to work on fishing boats escaped in April 2015. The fish they caught was sent to Thailand and exported around the world. There may be up to 4,000 trafficked and enslaved men on Benjina and surrounding islands who have been stranded by an Indonesian Fisheries Ministry moratorium on fishing in the area.

ANZ. Australia and New Zealand have programs to admit Pacific Islanders as seasonal farm workers. Up to 9,000 a year enter New Zealand, but only 2,500 enter Australia under its Seasonal Worker Program, even though Australia has far more labor-intensive fruits and vegetables than New Zealand. The Australian quota of 3,250 a year was raised to 4,200 for 2015-16.

By some estimates, there


are 40,000 to 70,000 unauthorized foreign workers in Australia. Some advocate a crackdown on unauthorized migrants and an increase in the quota for Pacific Islanders so that they can earn money to rebuild after natural disasters such as Cyclone Pam that struck Vanuatu on March 13, 2015.

One reason for fewer Pacific Islanders in Australia is the availability of backpackers, youth from many countries on Working Holiday Visas who can stay in Australia up to two years if they work at least three months in agriculture, mining or construction in rural or regional Australia. An estimated 40,000 backpackers do three months of farm work each year, reducing the need for Pacific Island workers. In New Zealand, foreign backpackers get an extra three-month stay for three months of farm work.

Australiaand New Zealand allow free migration between them for citizens. Until recently, up to 40,000 more New Zealanders a year moved to Australia than Australians to New Zealand, prompting the Australian government in 2001 to deny newly arrived Kiwis most housing, healthcare and unemployment benefits. There are still slightly more New Zealanders moving to Australia than vice versa, but net New Zealand to Australia net migration has fallen from over 1,000 a day to less than 100 a day in recent years.


Police have reportedly arrested 65 “witchdoctors” in Tanzania in connection with the ritual murders of at least 10 children.

Many of the children had body parts removed, the BBC reported.

Simon Sirro, the inspector general of police, has ordered every traditional healer to obtain a licence.

“We have also requested other institutions like religious leaders and politicians to help us,” he added, according to the broadcaster.

The children were killed in the south-western Njombe region in January and an unknown number of children were also killed in the northern Simuyu region.

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People with albinism are often targeted under the belief their body parts are particularly potent in rituals.

Known as “zeru zeru” or ghosts, their condition is heavily stigmatised and families who consider it a curse have been known to kick relatives out of their homes.


As PennLive reports, officers received a call at about 5 a.m. on July 29 regarding an apparent suicidal person located on the 200 block of Steelton's North Second Street. They arrived to find Nathaniel Geyer, 19, who had been fighting with a relative and "smoking synthetic marijuana and hallucinating."families of the temple trustees and local devotees started the renovative works of this temple.

There conducted an astrological thought in this temple from 7 March to 13 March 2011 and lots of remedial works had been revealed to conducted. Thereafter a well structured committee has been formed and started the efforts to retain the ancient graceness of the temple. The renovation of the main Sanctum Sanctorum, Namaskara Mandapam, four sided building around the Sanctum Sanctorum (nalambalam), temple for Lord Vigneshar, temple for Lord Subrahmanya, Saraswathi Mandapa are some of the most important works to be completed without delay.

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the petitioner married. They began living with Mr. H's two children and the petitioner's child by a prior marriage.
In September, 1982, the opponent delivered to Mr. H, through his attorney, a check for the total past due child support, excluding interest and attorney's fees. Opponent has since regularly paid her monthly child support obligation.
Mr. H considered opponent's initial check to be an offer to settle the pending rule and refused to negotiate the check though he did retain it. Mr. H has also refused to negotiate the subsequent checks and money orders representing monthly child support payments.
In October, 1982, some time after Mr. H's attorney had received opponent's initial check, petitioner commenced this proceeding to adopt the children alleging that opponent's consent was not required because of herschedule of visitation with her children. The frequency of those visits was somewhat decreased in 1981 because of opponent's serious health problems but opponent did manage to have them for an extended visit of several weeks during that summer and she spoke to them frequently by long distance telephone. Opponent also had the children with her several days during the 1981 Christmas season. The evidence established that opponent had given the children many clothes and toys while they were in the custody of their father.
There was evidence that Mr. H refused to allow the children to visit their mother during 1982 until shortly after opponent began trying to pay the child support, and that during this period Mr. H and petitioner frequently refused to let the opponent speak


the WBC & IBF World Welterweight Championship boxing match Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu) Ringo H.W. Chiu AP Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won bydecision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn


Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and ShawnPorter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight


at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr (black/white trunks) and Shawn Porter (white/gold trunks) exchange punches during their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter Shawn Porter, left, is knocked down by Errol Spence Jr. during the WBC & IBF World Welterweight Championship boxing match Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu) Ringo H.W. Chiu AP Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOSANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr. reacts in the ring after defeating Shawn Porter (not pictured) in their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Erroll Spence Jr. reacts in the ring after defeating Shawn Porter (not pictured) in their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 28: Referee Jack Reiss in in the ring


with Erroll Spence Jr. after he defeated Shawn Porter (not pictured) in their IBF & WBC World Welterweight Championship fight at Staples Center on September 28, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Spence, Jr won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Jayne Kamin-Oncea Getty Images Errol Spence vs Shawn Porter Errol Spence Jr., center, celebrates his victory over Shawn Porter during the WBC & IBF World Welterweight Championship boxing match, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu) Ringo H.W. Chiu AP

He had been in a Dallas bar earlier, according to his Instagram.

Since making his debut in 2012, the 29-year-old boxer has counted 26 career wins and is ranked among the top 10 boxers worldwide.

He has won three consecutive US National Boxing Championships and competedin the 2012 Olympics in London, where he reached the quarter-final round.

Mr Spence earned his International Boxing Federation welterweight titled in 2017 and defended it after a split-decision win against two-time welterweight champion Shawn Porter at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on 28 September.


BRP Reorganizes Part Of Its Assembly And Distribution Operations To Meet Its Growth

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Valcourt, Québec - BRP is adapting its strategy to its
growth plan by reorganizing part of its operations. Starting in 2013, the
company will expand its existing production capacity in Mexico by
transferring engines currently being manufactured in Juárez to a new plant. The assembly of watercraft (PWC) will also be transferred
from Valcourt to the new plant. In addition, BRP will assign the North American
distribution of its parts, accessories and clothing (PAC) to a logistics
provider.

The transfer of the PWC assembly to Mexico will
enable BRP to be more competitive and it will free space on the main assembly
line in Valcourt to increase the roadster production and meet the increasing
demand. The transfer of engine assemblyChurch Choir, and the Bala-Cynwyd Women's Club. After graduating from Chester High School in 1934, she received a scholarship to the Juilliard School in New York City and studied under Paul Reimers. In 1938 she performed in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania near her hometown of Chester, where she sang Wilson's Carmena and the Jewel Aria from Gounod's Faust at the Annual New Year's Players Club Reception Concert with the Swarthmore Symphony Orchestra.

While studying opera at Juilliard in New York, and modeling bathing suits and stockings to support herself, an opportunity came up to sing at an Italian restaurant. Discovering her preference for the night-life as opposed to opera, Bari went on to play piano and sing in a variety of hotel clubs and lounges: the Glass Hat Room (Belmont Plaza


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they say will be released for the PC and Xbox 360 editions on November 3, the
same day the game goes on sale, while the PS3 edition of the DLC will come later
in the month when BioWare's RPG is released for that platform. There will be no
fewer than three pieces of DLC, one being the previously announced free Blood
Armor, the second is The Stone Prisoner, free with new purchases of the game,
and the third is Warden's Keep, for which they have a teaser trailer. Here's
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BioWare today announced that Dragon Age: Origins will get
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Pakistan carried out a night training launch of surface-to-surface ballistic missile Ghaznavi early on Thursday, a move that coincides with its scaled-up effort to internationalise the Kashmir issue. Major General Asif Ghafoor, spokesperson of Pakistan Armed Forces, tweeted that the exercise was successful and put out a 30-second video clip of the missile launch along with a group photograph of officers with the missile.

The military spokesperson said the ballistic missile is capable of “delivering multiple types of warheads upto 290 km”. He added that Pakistan President Arif Alvi and Prime Minister Imran Khan had conveyed its appreciation to the team and congratulated the nation.

That message from Imran Khan was a sharp contrast to the one delivered across the border by Prime Minister NarendraModi. He launched “Fit India” movement as a step towards a healthy and prosperous India.

The timing of the missile launch is seen as part of a two-pronged effort to internationalise the Kashmir issue at both military and diplomatic levels, and for impact, raise the spectre of nuclear war between the two countries.

Watch:Amid tension with India, Pakistan tests nuclear capable ballistic missile

Pakistan had first taken the Kashmir issue to the United Nations Security Council with help from its all-weather ally China and now, is leading a campaign fronted by its foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi at the Geneva-based United Nations Human Rights Council next month.

Back home in Pakistan, there have been a barrage of predictions and warnings from government leaders that have directly predicted war between the two neighbours


or alluded to the possibility. Pakistan Railway Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmad rant that a full-fledged war will be fought between the two countries in October or November this year, an Indian official said, was part of this campaign.

It was Prime Minister Imran Khan, who had taken the lead shortly after India effectively abrogated Article 370 that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir. Imran Khan, who had initially claimed that India was going to carry out some action, in his words “more sinister” than the Balakot strikes, upgraded the threat to a possible nuclear confrontation when he gave an interview to the New York Times a week ago. In his televised address to the nation on Kashmir, he repeated the point.

The Ghaznavi, which was launched past midnight, isa short range missile.

It was launched from the Sonmiani flight test range in Balochistan and tracked at Nooribad and Goth Piaro in Sindh by National Development Complex (NDC) ground control station, located at a 220 kilometre distance from the range. NDC is Pakistan’s missile developer headquartered in Fatehjang, Punjab (Pakistan).

Both Nooribad and Goth Piaro are near the port city of Karachi and the Sonmiani rocket launch facility is operated by Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission and also used by Pakistan atomic energy commission.

Islamabad also has the Ghauri and Shaheen series of medium range ballistic missiles in its inventory with 2,750 kilometre being the longest range of the Shaheen III, and battlefield range missiles in its arsenal.


said Morales. "I had two important goals for the team."

The winner came off a shot from Whitecaps defender Steven Beitashour after substitute Kekuta Manneh made a great run down the left. Morales tore his jersey off in celebration and was mobbed by teammates as Vancouver leapfrogged the Portland Timbers into the final playoff spot in Major League Soccer's Western Conference.

He's been the leader all season long. He's been great on penalties all season long and nine times out of ten he's going to score. - Whitecaps midfielder Russell Teibert on teammate Pedro Morales

"It's tough to miss a PK, and to bounce back from that the way he did is great," Beitashour said of Morales. "That's why he's our leader. We feed off of it."

Morales tied the score 1-1midway through the second on penalty after Whitecaps striker Erik Hurtado was brought down in the area. The Chilean designated player stepped up and beat Jeff Attinella to the same side as his earlier miss to breathe life into the crowd at B.C. Place Stadium.

"He's been the leader all season long. He's been great on penalties all season long and nine times out of ten he's going to score," said Whitecaps midfielder Russell Teibert. "That one doesn't go in but he bangs in another one.

"We're down 1-0 and maybe some people are doubting us, but this locker-room believes, our fans believe and this organization believes we can win."

The goal came five minutes after Real defender Nat Borchers scored off a glancing header from a corner kick. Vancouver sagged


passing to two open teammates and instead tried going it alone against Attinella, who made a good save.

Real pressed forward for a late equalizer, but never really threatened Ousted's goal.

"I'm hot, I'm sweating. It was a great game to watch if you were a neutral," said Robinson. "It was difficult to watch if you were either manager. The game had everything. It had chances, it had penalties, it had wrong decisions, it had right decisions.

"It was good game of football and fortunately we came out with the victory."

The Whitecaps have tumbled down the standings since a good start to the season, winning just three of their last 17 matches coming into Saturday.

Vancouver, which had scored just two goals from open play in its last nine games, came outin its familiar 4-4-2 with a diamond midfield and had more of the ball in the first half but was unable to create much.

The Whitecaps have been criticized for being too cute in trying to score goals, and both Hurtado and Teibert tried efforts from distance early that didn't trouble Attinella.

Morales's two misses bookended a forgettable first half, but Robinson was pleased with how his under-fire players responded.

"The fight and the character that they showed today, not just Pedro but every single player in my group, I'm really pleased for them. It's been tough but it was an important win," said Robinson. "Sometimes you have defining moments in seasons. Maybe this might be our defining moment."


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The HK ETO's San Francisco branch released the consultancy brief earlier this month. The Holmes Report has obtained a copy of the brief (excerpted below) which calls for a specific focus on the US Western region "to inspire and enhance confidence in the economic and political future of Hong Kong, based upon a better understanding of its present and future circumstances and of its significance to the US interests."

The brief comes as Hong Kong enters into its eighth month of massive anti-government protests, which have also included regular lunchtime gatherings inthe city's central business district. Hong Kong's travel and tourism sector has been particularly hard hit, while luxury brands such as Prada and Louis Vuitton have also closed stores in the city. The unrest has seen Hong Kong plunge into recession, with business confidence falling to its lowest level in a decade.

The San Francisco outpost of the government's Economic & Trade Office (ETO) — which promotes the city's economic and trade interests around the world — is focusing its PR search on key audiences in the US Western region, including corporate America, the financial and investment community, and the media.

Unlike the government's earlier, fruitless, search for PR support in Hong Kong, the ETO brief makes no overt mention of the protest movement that has become synonymous with Hong


Kong's global reputation in recent months, affecting not only its status as a travel and tourism destination but also its standing as one of the world's most important business hubs.

Instead it focuses on different ways in which a PR consultancy can help bolster US confidence in the city, and comes at a time when many see China taking an increasingly firm grip on local affairs. For example, the ETO wants to reassure relevant sectors "that the principles of 'One Country, Two Systems,' a 'high degree of autonomy' and 'Hong Kong people ruling Hong Kong' are firmly in place," and "maintain business confidence and...reassure existing and potential investors of Hong Kong’s continuing economic and political viability."

The Holmes Report understands that Hong Kong's San Francisco ETO conducts a regular reviewaddress the city's mounting issues helped to scupper a previous PR agency search, when eight global firms turned down the opportunity to bid for a wide-ranging strategic communications brief.

Mirroring those concerns, at least one global PR firm contacted by the Holmes Report has chosen to pass on the ETO brief, citing questions over how the assignment would reflect on its Hong Kong operations, given the political nature of the work.

Neither the Hong Kong ETO in San Francisco nor Singer Associates had responded to request for comment as this story went live.

Despite the business downturn, the successful $13bn secondary listing of Alibaba in Hong Kong last year has seen the city's stock exchange turn its attention towards China's booming high-tech sector, and — more broadly — towards mainland investors,


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Over four hundred years ago, there existed guardians. These guardians stood as the foot-soldiers over the vastness of Hell's layers and watched, controlled and maintained who passed through Hell. These beings were known as the Kushanda, a type of demon forged by Deveta in his efforts to keep Hell secure. They did not have any form of free will, nor did they have any choice which way their lives went. Theyhad one purpose: to be the guardians of Hell. Over lifetimes, longer than one might even imagine, these beings slowly became more and more obsolete the more Hell filled up and how it was ran. Due to this, around four and a half hundred years ago, this entire race was abolished. Like a flick of the switch, they were scattered from this Earth, leaving nothing but blood, bones and dust in their wake. From these ashes and remains, formed a new being. The first of it's kind. They quickly took up the mantle of being called Rakshasa. This first Rakshasa to emerge was known as Ravan Vespara. Like a phoenix being reborn from it's ashes, Ravan had spent centuries alone. He was by himself, in this vastness of


Hell. He didn't know whom he was nor what he was; just that -- he simply was.

This conception of Ravan was unique as it sparked a key turning point in Hell's history. The entire reasoning he was created was to be the Guardian of Hell, a being that could not only put an end to any intruders that would come into Hell, but process everyone. The Kushanda had outgrown their usage, as Deveta and Death placed Ravan here as sort of an "upgrade" one might say. Ravan was created differently from the previous Guardians, however. He was not bound to Hell like they were, not servant that had to follow their orders and process everything like a robotic entity. He was free to think, feel and become theman he is today. Slowly over time, these methods of new Rakshasa were shown. By the time Ender peaked into Hell during World War 3, Ravan was the only being left. He was, alone, the new guardian of Hell. But how much could single person handle the entire processing of Hell?

As time went on, it became more and more apparent that it was not at all possible for Ravan to handle all of Hell's processing and security on his own. Despite being designed for that specific purpose, every being has their limits. For this reason, the Hell Beast was created around fifty years into Ravan's birth. He was given the companions who would not only act as his partner and first friends, but his stability. For the first


few years, Ravan's mind became very unstable. Due to the solitude he was thrown into of having to process Hell and everything around it, it not only became very lonely, but it stabbed at his mind like a knife under the pillow. An ever lingering essence of depression from being secluded for most of his life. He had little to no people skills by this time as well, making him very tough to get alone with, even for his Hell Beasts. Over time, more and more Rakshasa had shown themselves with their Hell Beasts; all unique with their own free thoughts. However, Ravan never really interacted with them. He was assigned as the person who would overview everything, control where the demons were placed and what layers theywould stand guardian over, but he never got to know any of them on a personal level.

For this reason, Sapheda and Kala were his only companions. He would talk to them like best friends would, seeing them as family more than anything. To this day, he still treats most other people hostile, and sees these two beings as his only friends. However, due to the lack of up-bringing, he had always had a negative onlooking for life. Despite his depression and loneliness seeping into his brain ever so more, he became rather anxious when he thought about his future. If anyone gave him a problem in Hell, he would crush them into dust and move on. He went into deep slumber for a long time, a form of


self-hibernation. For up to a hundred years, Ravan has set himself into a slumber. He wanted to spend as much time as he could resting, drowning those thoughts out over a long period of time.

Prior to this hibernation like state, Ravan had attempted suicide multiple times. In the end, he saw no way out of this pit he was born into. He hated it, he had no family outside of his Hell Beasts, no friends, nothing worthy to keep him alive. He was born as a man into a world that knew nothing but hatred and suffering. When you're a being that's grown up in literal Hell, there is no going back from the things you see. There is no hiding from the thoughts and visions that plagueand Kala at the second deepest layer of Hell - standing Guardian over Deveta and Death's embodiment. He doesn't consider himself friends with any of the other Rakshasa, but rather that they share a common purpose. In many ways, Ravan believes this free-will that was given to them is a curse, but in the end, what fun is life without making your own choices rather than being a mindless robot?

Over four hundred years ago, there existed guardians. These guardians stood as the foot-soldiers over the vastness of Hell's layers and watched, controlled and maintained who passed through Hell. These beings were known as the Kushanda, a type of demon forged by Deveta in his efforts to keep Hell secure. They did not have any form of free will,


nor did they have any choice which way their lives went. They had one purpose: to be the guardians of Hell. Over lifetimes, longer than one might even imagine, these beings slowly became more and more obsolete the more Hell filled up and how it was ran. Due to this, around four and a half hundred years ago, this entire race was abolished. Like a flick of the switch, they were scattered from this Earth, leaving nothing but blood, bones and dust in their wake. From these ashes and remains, formed a new being. The first of it's kind. They quickly took up the mantle of being called Rakshasa. This first Rakshasa to emerge was known as Ravan Vespara. Like a phoenix being reborn from it's ashes, Ravanhad spent centuries alone. He was by himself, in this vastness of Hell. He didn't know whom he was nor what he was; just that -- he simply was.

This conception of Ravan was unique as it sparked a key turning point in Hell's history. The entire reasoning he was created was to be the Guardian of Hell, a being that could not only put an end to any intruders that would come into Hell, but process everyone. The Kushanda had outgrown their usage, as Deveta and Death placed Ravan here as sort of an "upgrade" one might say. Ravan was created differently from the previous Guardians, however. He was not bound to Hell like they were, not servant that had to follow their orders and process everything like


a robotic entity. He was free to think, feel and become the man he is today. Slowly over time, these methods of new Rakshasa were shown. By the time Ender peaked into Hell during World War 3, Ravan was the only being left. He was, alone, the new guardian of Hell. But how much could single person handle the entire processing of Hell?

As time went on, it became more and more apparent that it was not at all possible for Ravan to handle all of Hell's processing and security on his own. Despite being designed for that specific purpose, every being has their limits. For this reason, the Hell Beast was created around fifty years into Ravan's birth. He was given the companions who would not only actas his partner and first friends, but his stability. For the first few years, Ravan's mind became very unstable. Due to the solitude he was thrown into of having to process Hell and everything around it, it not only became very lonely, but it stabbed at his mind like a knife under the pillow. An ever lingering essence of depression from being secluded for most of his life. He had little to no people skills by this time as well, making him very tough to get alone with, even for his Hell Beasts. Over time, more and more Rakshasa had shown themselves with their Hell Beasts; all unique with their own free thoughts. However, Ravan never really interacted with them. He was assigned as the person who would


overview everything, control where the demons were placed and what layers they would stand guardian over, but he never got to know any of them on a personal level.

For this reason, Sapheda and Kala were his only companions. He would talk to them like best friends would, seeing them as family more than anything. To this day, he still treats most other people hostile, and sees these two beings as his only friends. However, due to the lack of up-bringing, he had always had a negative onlooking for life. Despite his depression and loneliness seeping into his brain ever so more, he became rather anxious when he thought about his future. If anyone gave him a problem in Hell, he would crush them into dust and move on.He went into deep slumber for a long time, a form of self-hibernation. For up to a hundred years, Ravan has set himself into a slumber. He wanted to spend as much time as he could resting, drowning those thoughts out over a long period of time.

Prior to this hibernation like state, Ravan had attempted suicide multiple times. In the end, he saw no way out of this pit he was born into. He hated it, he had no family outside of his Hell Beasts, no friends, nothing worthy to keep him alive. He was born as a man into a world that knew nothing but hatred and suffering. When you're a being that's grown up in literal Hell, there is no going back from the things you


day, Ravan sits beside Sapheda and Kala at the second deepest layer of Hell - standing Guardian over Deveta and Death's embodiment. He doesn't consider himself friends with any of the other Rakshasa, but rather that they share a common purpose. In many ways, Ravan believes this free-will that was given to them is a curse, but in the end, what fun is life without making your own choices rather than being a mindless robot?

Over four hundred years ago, there existed guardians. These guardians stood as the foot-soldiers over the vastness of Hell's layers and watched, controlled and maintained who passed through Hell. These beings were known as the Kushanda, a type of demon forged by Deveta in his efforts to keep Hell secure. They did not haveany form of free will, nor did they have any choice which way their lives went. They had one purpose: to be the guardians of Hell. Over lifetimes, longer than one might even imagine, these beings slowly became more and more obsolete the more Hell filled up and how it was ran. Due to this, around four and a half hundred years ago, this entire race was abolished. Like a flick of the switch, they were scattered from this Earth, leaving nothing but blood, bones and dust in their wake. From these ashes and remains, formed a new being. The first of it's kind. They quickly took up the mantle of being called Rakshasa. This first Rakshasa to emerge was known as Ravan Vespara. Like a phoenix being


reborn from it's ashes, Ravan had spent centuries alone. He was by himself, in this vastness of Hell. He didn't know whom he was nor what he was; just that -- he simply was.

This conception of Ravan was unique as it sparked a key turning point in Hell's history. The entire reasoning he was created was to be the Guardian of Hell, a being that could not only put an end to any intruders that would come into Hell, but process everyone. The Kushanda had outgrown their usage, as Deveta and Death placed Ravan here as sort of an "upgrade" one might say. Ravan was created differently from the previous Guardians, however. He was not bound to Hell like they were, not servant that had to follow theirorders and process everything like a robotic entity. He was free to think, feel and become the man he is today. Slowly over time, these methods of new Rakshasa were shown. By the time Ender peaked into Hell during World War 3, Ravan was the only being left. He was, alone, the new guardian of Hell. But how much could single person handle the entire processing of Hell?

As time went on, it became more and more apparent that it was not at all possible for Ravan to handle all of Hell's processing and security on his own. Despite being designed for that specific purpose, every being has their limits. For this reason, the Hell Beast was created around fifty years into Ravan's birth. He was given the companions


who would not only act as his partner and first friends, but his stability. For the first few years, Ravan's mind became very unstable. Due to the solitude he was thrown into of having to process Hell and everything around it, it not only became very lonely, but it stabbed at his mind like a knife under the pillow. An ever lingering essence of depression from being secluded for most of his life. He had little to no people skills by this time as well, making him very tough to get alone with, even for his Hell Beasts. Over time, more and more Rakshasa had shown themselves with their Hell Beasts; all unique with their own free thoughts. However, Ravan never really interacted with them. He was assignedas the person who would overview everything, control where the demons were placed and what layers they would stand guardian over, but he never got to know any of them on a personal level.

For this reason, Sapheda and Kala were his only companions. He would talk to them like best friends would, seeing them as family more than anything. To this day, he still treats most other people hostile, and sees these two beings as his only friends. However, due to the lack of up-bringing, he had always had a negative onlooking for life. Despite his depression and loneliness seeping into his brain ever so more, he became rather anxious when he thought about his future. If anyone gave him a problem in Hell, he would crush them


into dust and move on. He went into deep slumber for a long time, a form of self-hibernation. For up to a hundred years, Ravan has set himself into a slumber. He wanted to spend as much time as he could resting, drowning those thoughts out over a long period of time.

Prior to this hibernation like state, Ravan had attempted suicide multiple times. In the end, he saw no way out of this pit he was born into. He hated it, he had no family outside of his Hell Beasts, no friends, nothing worthy to keep him alive. He was born as a man into a world that knew nothing but hatred and suffering. When you're a being that's grown up in literal Hell, there is no goingback from the things you see. There is no hiding from the thoughts and visions that plague your dreams. Every time he had attempted these methods of suicide, he had always failed. Why? Not because of the ways he tried, he tried almost every method available. He tried to behead himself, he tried to rip himself apart, overdosing on substances, hanging, anything. Yet every time he went through with it, his body wouldn't allow it. The Death's Embrace within his body would morph his body back into a humanoid shape, restoring his appearance. He did have one method out, however. It would obliterate his layer of Hell, sending it into nothing but void, not existing anymore - him along with it. For a long while, he got very


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Uma Karuna Thurman (Boston, 29 April 1970) is an American actress. It gives birth of the famous professor Robert Thurman, one of the expert utmost world of Buddhism as well as friend of the Dalai Blade, attended the Professional Children' s School of New York City, but to the age of 15 years leaves the benches of school to undertake the career of actress (for in the beginning it is worked like model).

Its debut happens in 1988 in the film, rivelatosi then a flop, Laurel.

The success the same year with the film arrives The large promise and with The dangerous connections of Stephen Frears, turned together to John Malkovich, Glenn Close and Michelle Pfeiffer.

In 1994 it obtainsthe role that farewell the career, interprets spoiled it and sexy My Wallace in the film cult Pulp Fiction of Quentin Tarantino, role that a nomination to the prize yields them Oscar like "best actress not protagonist" and the victory to the mtv Movie Awards.

With Tarantino, of which it is large friend and "muse", realizes a new film in 2003, Kill Bill. The two tell that while turned the stages of Pulp Fiction, in 1994, spoke often between of them of the script of this film. They found themselves even to talk about the character that it should have had The Bride, the bride protagonist of the film, while were seduced on the table of the drive-in years '50 where Uma and John Overwhelmed, reciting the respective roles,


dance aping the steps given back well-known all over the world from The fever of the Saturday evening. Quentin had thought the character of the actual bride on the character and the appearance of Uma.

In 2004 it lent the voice to a character of the spirit of Hayao Miyazaki Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984) in the dubbing treated from the Disney.

Uma was married with Gary Oldman from 1990 to 1992, and with Ethan Hawke from 1998 to 2005: the couple had two sons: a baby, Mayan Ray (8 July 1998) and Levon Roan (15 January 2002). It marries in the summer of 2007, with André hotel Balazs entrepreneur of New York but their story after three years of engagement, for reciprocal incomprehensions has concluded.changed my life for the better.In October 2006, about a week after his first birthday, I took Quest to a herding workshop. There were only three of us there in addition to the instructor (Mary Lee) and one of her regular students who was assisting her (Stacie). Both Mary Lee and Stacie were very impressed with him—and I should mention that both of them are primarily Border Collie & Aussie people. Stacie kept repeating, “I like this dog. I really LIKE this dog.” They liked his personality, his attitude and his working ability. When we first let him go, he was circling, but then he sliced and split the sheep, and the look on his face was priceless. Even though he wasn’t sure exactly what we were doing,


grew in the late 19th century, the marshes, and the water supply of Cambridge and part of Belmont, were subject to multiple types of pollution. The worst offender was a slaughterhouse, built north of Fresh Pond in 1878, that dumped its waste into the wetlands. Cambridge and Belmont traded accusations about whose sewage was polluting the area. Malaria was rampant around the marshes. By 1900 local conditions had become a recognized crisis. The Cambridge Chronicle of August 4, 1900, ran an article headlined "Wellington Brook Must Be Purified," sub-headed "Petitioners Declare That Its Condition Is Offensive and a Menace to Public Health – Thursday's Hearing at City Hall."

This 1904 map shows houses, marked with red dots, where malaria cases occurred (can be seen if you zoom in onJohn R. Freeman, civil engineer, that "The cleanliness and care of the banks of this drainage channel ought to be protected by public ownership of a strip of land on both its sides." Originally all of that land was known as Alewife Brook Parkway.

In March of 2008 I decided to see what I could find of the original Little River, which ran to the north of the current channel and entered Alewife Brook at a slightly different point (Alewife Brook then flowed out of Fresh Pond). Interestingly, a remnant of the old Little River is shown on at least one map that shows buildings constructed in the 1970's or later, even though by then the new channel had existed for 60 years. Behind a motel by the side


flow. From what was once the riverside, there is a picturesque view of the ruins.

the ruins of Faces

Along Acorn Park Drive, there's more left of the Fresh Pond Marshes than one might imagine while driving by in a car on Route 2.

There is a definite current of water flowing out of the ultra-manicured bit of stream beside Discovery Park, under the roadway, and emerging on the other side.

From this point, the water flows west alongside Acorn Park Drive and into a marsh that drains into the present-day Little River. The living continuity, from the wetland behind Faces to the present-day river, matters to me; it feels as though the landscape preserves a faint memory of the Little River that once was. The past is not quite as distantas it might seem.

It never hurts to know a little more history. In the past 150 years, there have been losses and gains on the Fresh Pond Marshes, some of which are obvious, and some of which are not. Looking at the map of the area circa 1866, one can't help but regret the loss of a "cart path shaded by willows"; but at the same time, slaughterhouses no longer dump their waste products into the local water supply. A proposed subdivision that was on a 1903 map next to Perch Pond (street names and all) was never built; the Metropolitan Park Commission prevented that by taking the land. The fact that malaria was once a threat here is not obvious to us today.

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A serious crash between a school bus and SUV in Covington Monday sent two people to the hospital with critical injuries. Seven students on the bus received minor injuries.

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Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi ordered that the national flag be hoisted over Kirkuk and other disputed areas.

Baghdad described its army’s advance as largely unopposed, and urged the Peshmerga to cooperate in keeping the peace.

The Peshmerga said Baghdad would be made to pay “a heavy price” for triggering “war on the Kurdistan people”.

DECISIVE STEP AGAINST KURDISH SECESSION

The overnight advance was the most decisive step Baghdad has taken yet to block the independence bid of the Kurds, who have governed an autonomous tract of northern Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003 and voted three weeks ago to secede.

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much of the protest against the Putinite system is itself Putinite in character – depoliticised, mute and gestural – indicating the deep social roots of the present system. Vladimir Pastukhov has recently argued that Putinism as a historical phenomenon is much larger than Putin the man, and reflects the traditional estrangement in Russia between the state and society. From this perspective, getting rid of Putin would hardly change the structures of power and the fundamental relationships between social actors.

‘…contrary to much hysterical commentary in the West, the regime is nowhere near collapse and the country is not badly governed’

This is a powerful argument, but it has two possible political corollaries. The first is the encouragement of political passivity, since getting rid of one lot of scoundrels runs the‘if’, and one which the regime exploits.

The Putin system

As I have indicated above, Putinism has both systemic and structural characteristics, but it is also a system of personal rule. One of the paradoxes of the contemporary system is that observers can veer between radical extremes of analysis, often with barely a pause for breath. Putin at one moment is endowed with almost dictatorial powers, a great demiurge who manages and decides everything to the smallest detail, from the alleged murder of Alexander Litvinenko (technically, the courts in Britain have not yet established that homicide was committed) to the prosecution of a female action group with musical ambitions. At the same time, he is considered little more than the tool of a ruling class, who would ditch him if


settlement of the Putin years. Part of the reason for declining elite coherence was of course the fact that Medvedev clearly entertained hopes of a second run at the presidency. He had successfully gained a political identity of his own, aligning himself with gradual political liberalisation, partnership with the Western powers, and less statist economic policies. What he had failed to do was gain political autonomy. Faction management remained Putin’s responsibility. The Medvedev presidency and its liberalising acolytes represented no more than just another faction, and not the most powerful one at that. In other words, the attempt to provide an evolutionary option from within the Putin system was defeated by the character of the system itself. A faction could not overcome the logic of factionalism. In SeptemberSome of the repressive legislation emerging from the Sixth Duma bears signs of ad hoc independent political entrepreneurship by United Russia and its allies.

So, Putin is back, but the country and the political system have evolved. New forms of political statecraft are called for. A tightening of the screws would represent a political defeat of the system itself, shifting towards overt coercion and losing whatever remains of the inner resources of dynamism and renewal. This would play into the hands of those many voices now predicting the decline and fall of the regime. However, the third Putin term may yet see a new synthesis emerge. A positive reinvention of Russian political order requires an act of unprecedented leadership and political imagination. There is everything to play for, otherwise


The name "Blue Scholars" is a play on the term "blue collar," an idiom for workers who often earn hourly wages for manual labor. Their music and lyrics frequently focus on struggles between socioeconomic classes, challenging authority and youth empowerment. These themes are often specifically addressed in relation to the Seattle region ("Southside Revival", "North by Northwest", "50 Thousand Deep", "Joe Metro", "Slick Watts" and "The Ave"), and heavily draw upon Geologic's history as an activist within the Filipino American community dealing with issues of immigration, racism, and U.S. neo-imperialism in the Philippines. Recent music has begun to extend even further outward, reflecting the group's greater West Coast and Pacific roots including an album devoted to exploring Geo's Hawaiian heritage on the OOF! EP.[1][2]

Since 2002, Blue Scholars havebeen based in southeast Seattle. The hip hop group first came to be in 2002 because, "two students skipped a class, went and crafted an album", as it says in the track Bayani. The two students, George Quibuyen and Alexei Saba Mohajerjasbi, were attending the University of Washington at the time. The two met at a meeting for S.H.O.W. (the Student HipHop Organization of Washington) which was organized by classmate and future manager Marc Matsui.[3] The organization had set out to revive an authentic interest in hip hop within Seattle which, at the time, had become a solely rock town. This was a result of a series of incidents including a shooting at an Ice Cube concert in the early 1990s as well as the Teen Dance Ordinance.


George and Alexei soon joined forces and formed their own duo that utilized Geo's raps and Sabzi's beats and became known as the Blue Scholars.

Over the years the duo has continued to use their music as a tool for social change and DIY activism. Since those formative years in S.H.O.W. at the University of Washington, Geo has continued to promote youth empowerment and support for political groups that include, but are not limited to, BAYAN-USA, isangmahal arts kollective, and Youth Speaks Hawaii.[10] In 2007, Geologic, representing Blue Scholars, went on tour with Hip Hop artist, Kiwi, to promote the Stop the Killings Tour to bring awareness to the deaths of regular people in the Philippines.[11]

Geologic (born George Quibuyen; also known as Prometheus Brown, Geo) is the vocalist forthe Blue Scholars and has also performed as a spoken word poet. In the 2007-2008 city-wide election for Seattle's Poet Populist, Quibuyen placed sixth with ninety-six write-in votes, the highest total for a write-in candidate in the nine-year history of the competition;[12] although, the record was subsequently broken by Seattle poet Ananda Osel in the 2008-2009 election.[13]

The son of Filipino immigrants, Quibuyen lived in various locations along the west coast and Hawaii as a child until his family settled in Bremerton, Washington. Geo feels rooted in his Filipino heritage and that there is an unfinished revolution among his people.[14] His lyrics are drawn from experience, crafted for a connection to community, and working to uplift communities in general.[15] He remains a strong advocate for the Filipino community all


over the world, as an outspoken critic of US foreign policy, including its tough immigration laws and unfair corporate practices by Western business.

In 2011, Prometheus Brown released the album "Prometheus Brown and Bambu Walk Into A Bar" with Los Angeles rapper Bambu.[16] In 2014, they released a second album, titled "Barkada".[17]

Sabzi (born Alexei Saba Mohajerjasbi; also known as Saba) is of Iranian American heritage and is a jazz-trained pianist. He holds a background in punk and ska before he turned to beats and turntables with the Blue Scholars.[4] A Seattle area native himself, Sabzi is rooted in his own Iranian culture and practices Bahá'í Faith which is grounded in diversity, economic conservation, and other social justice practices.[18] Their album Bayani contains a Bahá'í prayer chanted by Behnam Khoshkhooas the first track. Similar to Geo, Sabzi believes in organizing communities together in order to create change. He is inspired by the youth that he works with in high school and college workshops as well as the community and finds their thoughts and opinions on music and society today to be one of the most influential factors in his music.

Opting to create their own record label rather than sign with an existing company, Blue Scholars members Geologic and Sabzi, along with MCs RA Scion of Common Market and Gabriel Teodros, launched MassLine Media in 2006.[19] The label's mission statement includes the goal of using hip hop as a means of grassroots community organizing and youth outreach. MassLine entered a joint venture with legendary[peacock term] hip hop label


Rawkus Records in 2007 for the June 12, 2007 release of their new album Bayani; the name derives its meaning from two different languages. In Tagalog it literally means "heroes of the people" and in Persian "Bayan" means "the Word." The June 12 release also commemorated the anniversary of the Philippine Declaration of Independence from Spain in 1898. In July, 2009, Blue Scholars worked out a distribution relationship with Seattle coffee chain Cafe Vita and a record deal with Duck Down Records in which the label signed to the band.[20]

On March 6, 2011, the Blue Scholars made a further move away from the traditional music label structure, beginning a campaign of "signing to the people" where fans, supporters, and listeners will be the primary financial capital for theirnew record, Cinemetropolis. The project had already been more than 150% funded by over 1400 backers via Kickstarter just ten days after beginning. On April 22, the Kickstarter campaign ended making the Blue Scholars the first hip-hop artists to "Sign to the People." In total, the campaign raised $62,391 with the help of 2243 backers each pitching in an average of roughly $28.[21]

The Blue Scholars plan on continuing to make music that empowers the youth and communities of Seattle, the West Coast, the United States, and eventually the world. They continue to experiment with different multi-media elements in their music and transcend what is considered "traditional" in the hip hop world.[22]

Front man Geo hopes to appeal to a culturally diverse audience. As the son of Filipino immigrants, he


says he hopes to see more Filipino and Asian fans as well as more people of color in general at their shows.[14]

In Valve Corporation's games Half-Life 2 and in Half-Life 2: Episode Two, the Blue Scholars' name can be seen on the front of several radio boxes throughout the game along with the radio station "FM 89.50". It is also on an audio receiver in Kleiner's lab, above the camera screens. This is because Sabzi is the cousin of Dhabih Eng, an artist for Valve. 89.5 FM is a reference to the frequency of Seattle, WA radio station KNHC-FM. It is one of the few radio stations in the country that is run entirely by high school students, in this case the students of Nathan Hale High School.the period of your parole.  Violation of these parole conditions shall constitute grounds for immediate revocation.

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The special parole condition was later amended to allow Bagley to return to Washington for purposes of litigation or child visitation, contingent upon the approval of his Regional Parole Commissioner.  On July 9, 1982, Bagley was paroled to the Northern District of Iowa, where his parents reside.1

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Bagley's objections to the special parole condition were considered by the district court which eventually disposed of Bagley's habeas petition by granting it in part and denying it in part.  The petition was granted to the extent that Bagley's date of release from imprisonment will be deemed to be November 30, 1981.2   The court ruled that Bagley's contention regarding the staleness of


to Iowa.  This argument is meritless.  At the February 1982 reconsideration hearing, Bagley was specifically confronted with accusations that he had threatened several individuals in the Seattle area.  Further, he was asked to suggest an area of the country where he could live if he was not paroled to Washington.  Bagley suggested Iowa.  This direct confrontation with evidence supporting a parole locale other than Washington sufficed to inform Bagley of the basis for his parole to Iowa and the special parole condition limiting his travel to Washington.  We agree that the record would have been clearer had the Parole Commission specifically listed the considerations involved in determining Bagley's parole conditions, but since Bagley was directly confronted with evidence supporting the parole conditions,numerous individuals in the Seattle area.  On this record, the Commission could have reasonably concluded that a new community would be less hostile to Bagley's return to society, and that a new start in Iowa where his parents reside would contribute to Bagley's rehabilitation.

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AFFIRMED.

1
 The delay in parole date was occasioned by the need to create a new release plan for Bagley in Iowa

2
 The record date of release may have significance in the event Bagley later applies for an early release from parole


two of the best fighters in the welterweight division,” said Stephen Espinoza, Executive Vice President & General Manager, SHOWTIME Sports. “We’re in the midst of a de facto ‘welterweight tournament’ – a series of matchups between the best fighters in one of boxing’s deepest divisions. The winner of Berto vs. Porter will land right back in the mix with the top champions at welterweight as we move toward crowning an undisputed 147-pound champion.”

An exciting and accomplished fighter from Florida, Berto represented Haiti in the 2004 Olympics but now trains in Oakland with the renowned Virgil Hunter, who led him to a thrilling victory in April 2016 as Berto scored a fourth-round knockout of former champion Victor Ortiz in their rematch. Berto previously challenged retired legend Floyd Mayweather inSeptember 2015 and has engaged in numerous Fight of the Year-worthy bouts including a 2012 war with Robert Guerrero and his first fight with Ortiz. He has twice held a welterweight title, first the WBC belt, which he successfully defended five times between 2008 and 2011, plus the IBF crown he picked up in 2011 with a victory over Jan Zaveck.

A physically-gifted fighter who had a strong amateur career, Porter returns to the ring at Barclays Center after a close loss to Keith Thurman in June 2016 that garnered unanimous Fight of the Year consideration. The 29-year-old had previously become a welterweight world champion at Barclays Center when he defeated Devon Alexander in 2013 in Brooklyn before defending the title with a dominant stoppage of Paulie Malignaggi. The


[Radiotherapy: perception of women with uterine-cervical cancer].
This is a qualitiative study that aimed to know the perception of women with uterine-cervical cancer on the radiotherapy, describing the physical and daily alterations they suffered and evidencing the their coping to face these adversities and their expectations about the treatment. 20 women in a specialized hospital had been interviewed, located in the city of Teresina-PI. The results showed that they perceive the radiotherapy as a good treatment, although the fear ahead of the stranger and the limitations in the daily one, had to the side-effects, that are faced with support in the religious and the social-familiar scope, increasing the cure expectation. The importance of the orientation to these women for the multiprofessional team showed, especially the Nurse, in all theProbably the most famous temple in Kyoto, the UNESCO world heritage site Kinkaku-ji attracts massive crowds, for good reason. With its top two floors covered entirely in gold leaf, Kinkaku-ji truly lives up to its reputation as a sight to behold, surrounded by pretty ponds and gardens.

The moment you enter the paid area, you see the gorgeous temple overlooking the carefully styled pond. This is the best place for a photograph of the temple,as on the right day, when the water is still, you can actually see its complete reflection on the mirroring pond.

Unfortunately, the temple is not open to the public, but you can get up close to the temple. The ground floor is in the Heian period shinden-zukuri, or palace style. The middle floor is built


in the buke-zukuri style, like that of a samurai homestead. The top floor is in the zenshū-butsuden-zukuri style of a Zen Buddhist temple, topped off with a golden phoenix

Ryumon-taki is a small waterfall located along the path that many miss. In the middle is a stone called Rigyo-seki that literally means a carp stone. Its name is based on the story 'Toryumon', in which a carp turns into a dragon after climbing up a waterfall. The rock resembling a carp splashing water and ascending up the waterfall like a dragon. The designated path leads to some really beautiful viewpoints within the temple grounds, as well as coin tosses! There are a few places where there are fortune bowls set up. Try and toss a coin into the bowlJetBlue kicked a Brooklyn lawyer and his Hunter College professor husband off a plane at JFK on Thursday morning — after he accosted fellow passenger and future first daughter Ivanka Trump right before takeoff.

“Your father is ruining the country!” lefty lawyer and avowed Hillary Clinton supporter Dan Goldstein shouted at Trump, as she sat with her husband, Jared Kushner, and their three kids in the main cabin, TMZ reported.

The plane was heading to San Francisco and the family planned to catch a connecting flight to Hawaii, where Trump has a vacation place, senior transition team sources told ABC News.

Goldstein had planned to “harass” the daughter-in-chief as soon as the couple set eyes on her at the terminal, according to his husband’s own Twitter postings.

The pre-flight turbulence began with


Carolina, Arizona and Florida.

As a VIP, Trump and her family had been escorted onto the plane before the other passengers by a contingent of Secret Service and Port Authority cops, sources told The Post.

The cops then left. Secret Service agents took seats on the plane with the Trump family, but were not involved in the incident, sources said.

Once inside the cabin, Goldstein, who had a child in his arms, began shouting at Trump, demanding to know why she was on the flight and not on a private plane.

He also began “jeering” at the kids, a source told TMZ.

“Why is she on our flight? She should be flying private,” Goldstein reportedly shouted.

One passenger on the flight told TMZ that Ivanka calmly ignored the shouts and tried distracting her threeSanford, North Carolina

Old Boone Trail schoolhouse scheduled for demolition; community to discuss site’s future Monday

Not far from the Lee-Harnett county line along a stretch of rural highway (Old U.S. 421) that runs parallel to the current U.S. 421 sits a glorious old brick structure — an abandoned school house that you could imagine as a backdrop in movies.

Unfortunately, as great as the building looks on the outside, it’s equally “tore up from the floor up” on the inside. With Harnett County Government looking at a price tag in the millions (as high as $10 million) to completely renovate the school for future use, the county has decided to schedule its demolition for the 2019-20 fiscal year.

That said, the land is still being put to good use. One year


ago this week, the county celebrated the grand opening of the Boone Trail Community Center & Library after renovating the school’s gymnasium. A new playground sits in front of the community center, and the county has built new baseball fields on the site at 8500 Old U.S. 421, west of Lillington (not too far from Raven Rock State Park).

The Boone Trail Community Center & Library is located next to the old school building. The recently renovated structure will be the centerpiece of future park plans on the site that include walking trails and outdoor sports facilities.

The county will host a community meeting from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Monday at the community center to provide an update regarding park development and the ominous status of the old schoolsystem might be addressed, so that customers of insurance companies might have a fair and reasonable time after they have been cancelled or nonrenewed, to go into the marketplace and secure substituted insurance.” 84th Ill. Gen. Assem., House Proceedings, June 30, 1986, at 5-6 (statements of Representative Greiman).

Public Act 84–1431 made extensive amendments to the Illinois Insurance Code. Additionally, the legislation amended the Local Governmental and Governmental Employees Tort Immunity Act (745 ILCS 10/1–101
et seq.
 (West 2000)) to expand the scope of immunities provided to local public entities. See
Sylvester v. Chicago Park District
, 179 Ill. 2d 500, 509 (1997) (explaining that Public Act 84–1431 expanded immunities afforded to local public entities in an effort to reduce the cost of their liability insurance). Public Act 84–1431 also


(CNN) -- More than a week after voters in California, Arizona and Florida passed ballot initiatives outlawing same-sex marriage, thousands of people across the country protested the bans in simultaneous rallies Saturday.

Supporters of same-sex marriage rally in San Francisco, California, on Saturday. more photos »

"What do we want?" chanted some on Washington's National Mall, some carrying rainbow-colored signs. "Equal rights," others answered.

"When do we want it?"

"Now!"

In New York, protesters in lower Manhattan stood behind barricades, holding signs.

"Love and Unity not hate," one read. "All we need is love," another said.

"Yes, we will," they chanted at one point.

In Los Angeles, thousands of demonstrators were met by counter-demonstrators.

"There is nothing civil about a man marrying another man," one protester yelled. "You lost. It is not a civil rights issue. Itthe word out that equality is a human right and one that we will not stop working toward until it's afforded to all citizens," said Willow Witte, the other JoinTheImpact.com founder and organizer.

In California, the initiative, Proposition 8, overturned a May ruling by the California Supreme Court that struck down a 2000 ban on same-sex unions. It passed 52.5 percent to 47.5 percent.

Protests have been since held in several California cities, including in San Francisco, Palm Springs and Long Beach. Watch demonstrators rally in San Diego

"It's incredibly inspiring to see people from every walk of life, background, race, religion, creed, gathering here today to really send a powerful and purposeful and peaceful statement to the world," Jonathan Weber, who helped organize the event, said in Los Angeles.

"We have


The poster prompted 109 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority, including one from the National Association of Catholic Families, and now the company behind the product have had to scrap the campaign.

Londonist wonders what would happen if the 'Read Books, Get Brain' ad's which appeared in New York were introduced over here.FOX NEWS FIRST: Trump’s victory lap; McCain associate subpoenaed in search for source of salacious Trump document

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Developing now, Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017:

From the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch to regulation rollbacks, from Wall Street gains to the passage of the tax bill and the routing of ISIS in the Middle East, the Trump administration is gaining momentum heading into 2018.

A former State Department official with ties to Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was subpoenaed by the House Intelligence Committee Wednesday over his first-hand knowledge of sources behind the salacious Trump dossier.

U.S. spy satellite imagery appears to show Chinese ships illegally selling oil to North Korean boats some 30 times since October, despite Beijing claiming it did not


do so last month.

The Justice Department’s inspector general scolded the Obama administration Wednesday after a report was released detailing how sexual harassment of all kinds was improperly handled at the department for years.

THE LEAD STORY: When congressional Republicans joined President Trump for a tax bill celebration at the White House just before Christmas, a triumphant Mitch McConnell began ticking off the president’s first-year accomplishments.

The boasts from the Kentucky Republican, who's had a rocky relationship with Trump at times, underscored how – despite the internal squabbles that captivated the media – the Trump administration has given his party plenty to crow about in 2017.

From the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch to regulation rollbacks to Wall Street gains to the passage of the tax bill and the routingCarlson Tonight” HERE.

THANKING FIRST RESPONDERS: While spending Christmas in Mar-a-Lago, President Trump dropped in on firefighters in West Palm Beach, Fla. Trump asked the group if they had anything they wanted to discuss with him, and the chief said he did. The chief asked Trump if he would help guide the SAFER Program Reauthorization Act through Congress and to his desk. The program, which stands for Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response, authorizes grants for specialized training and other endeavors. Watch Trump’s speech to the firefighter crew HERE.

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a precarious position. They were unable to return home to Maryland, having effectively committed themselves to the Confederacy for the duration of the war. With little choice but to fight on, many went on to join other units of artillery, or cavalry, while others waited to form a new Maryland Infantry Regiment. The new unit was known as the 1st Maryland Battalion until officially re-designated in January 1864 as the 2nd Maryland Infantry.  The change was made in order to distinguish it from the original regiment.

Several former officers of the 1st Maryland, such as Captains William Murray, James Herbert, and Lieutenants George Thomas, Clapham Murray and William Zollinger began to recruit veterans for the new regiment, and in addition fresh recruits from Maryland.

Soon, two companies under Captainthe men were unable to hold their position and were thrown back in brutal fighting, by the end of which almost a third of the regiment were dead, wounded or captured. During the Battle of Peebles' Farm the regiment would lose a further 53 men dead and wounded. By this time they had ceased to exist as an effective fighting force.

1865 and surrender
On February 5, 1865, what remained of the regiment saw further fighting at the Battle of Hatcher's Run, after which the unit effectively fell apart. By the time of General Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House on April 9, only around forty men were present to surrender to the Union army.

See also

History of the Maryland Militia in the Civil War
Maryland in the American Civil