He was tired, but, he told himself, he could run. He'd have to, to keep warm.

As he took a final glance around, he noticed a dark mark on the ground. There, clearly visible against the white rock, was a dark foorprint. Or, more precisely, a toe-print, as if someone wearing boots had tripped there.

Eyes wide, Janken stared. He reached down and touched it, smearing the print with his mittened hand. It was real. He looked around, and soon saw a ramp leading up into the darkness above.

He dropped his marking stone and dashed up the ramp.

**

Soon he heard a sound. It was a soft humming at this distance, but one he knew well. The sound of many voices blended together. He put on a burst of speed, scramblingcrowd. In this sea of bundled-up Fraggles, how could he find anybody? They were all facing the center of the Great Hall, where Cantus, who had been leading the festival as he always did, stood. Janken considered calling out to the Minstrel, but that was only the second thing on his mind. He kept scanning the crowd until one head-turn caught his eye. He made his way into the hall, toward a knit cap that had two crowns, both tipped with a big puff of red hair. As he got closer he recognized the pattern of his father Wembley's signature banana tree shirt, worn on top of a warm sweater, and his mother Mokey's blue-green hair, and Papa Gobo's vest. What looked like a pile of laundry was


Papa Boober, bundled up against the cold. They were busy ringing their bells and making merry, and they had not noticed him. He grinned, then reached around Mokey from behind, took her right hand, and rang her bell.

Startled, she looked around. "Who--Janken!"

Janken had been thinking of clever entrance lines, but forgot all about them and just hugged Mokey tightly. "Mama!"

The others were exclaiming in surprise. Gobo asked, "How'd you get here? We didn't know you were coming back!"

Janken turned and hugged him. "I didn't know either! A rockslide trapped me over there, and now another rockslide just opened a new passage, and here I am!"

Wembley joined in on what had become a group hug. "I don't believe it! Welcome home!"

'Thanks, Papa." He looked at Wembley, then realized hewas looking slightly down. He used to see eye to eye with Wembley. Wembley, noticing the same thing, said, "Wow! You got big while you were away."

"Yeah, I did some growing up out there," Janken said, grinning.

"Janjanjan!"

Janken was attacked by a green ball of fur. His little sister, Sage, had been playing in the Weeba Beast costume, and had just heard Janken's voice. She, too, had grown in the past two years, and her playful rush nearly knocked him over. She stopped and grabbed him to keep him from falling. "Sorry, Jan!"

"Never mind," he said, and hugged her. She squeezed back hard, as if to make up for missed time.

Reproachfully Boober said, "Sage! He's tired and cold. Let him rest and warm up before you maul him."

Janken's first


impulse was to protest that he was all right now, but, well, he was feeling the effects of his journey. Red, who was still sitting down, shifted to the side and said, "Here, sit with me. I warmed the rock for ya."

"Heh, thanks." Janken glanced over, and for a moment misunderstood what he saw. Red had no lap at all; her arms were around what he thought was a very round stomach. Then he saw the top of a head peeking out of her coat, and realized that she was holding Poncle under her coat to keep her warm.

Noting his startled expression, she said, "What?"

"For a moment I thought you were having another baby."

"What? No, just the same one." The opened her coat a little, and Poncle lookedaround to see what all the commotion was about. Red told her, "Janken's come home."

Unimpressed, Poncle looked at the purple Fraggle she had never seen before. Of course she wouldn't recognize him; when he had left she was just a newborn, her eyes not yet open. Sage came back carrying a blanket. She handed it to Janken, and he wrapped it around himself while she explained to Poncle, "He's our brother. A brother's like a boy sister." Startled, Janken laughed. Sage told him, "She's just a baby. She doesn't understand much yet."

"You're teaching her, though. I knew you'd be a great big sister."

"Can I be a little sister too?" she asked him.

"Yeah. You can start by helping warm me up." He patted his lap. She sat crosswise on


after Janken had left. She wasn't able to do much for the rest of that year, but by the next summer she was back to racing, rock hockey, and of course diving and swimming and splashing around. She and Gobo had formed rival rock hockey teams because, so she said, if they teamed up nobody else would stand a chance. Gobo did not disagree.

Mokey had been composing poetry and painting when not busy with the children. Janken wanted to see her latest works; he had missed her art and writing. Wembley and Boober had nothing major to tell Janken about. Wembley was just cheerfully living life, and Boober remarked that he had no complaints, which by his standards was practically a state of giddy joy. Sage and Ponclewere busy growing and learning. Sage in particular had a long list of accomplishments to rattle off.

When Sage paused to take a breath Janken heard, "How goes your journey?"

He looked up. Cantus had approached so quietly that Janken had not noticed. He answered, "It wasn't what I expected. It was longer, and harder...and better."

Cantus nodded. "What have you learned?"

"Um..." He patted Sage's back and said, "Let me up, Sis."

She asked, "Are you going away again?"

"Just for a few minutes. C'mon."

Reluctantly she slid off his lap. Janken stood, and he and Cantus walked slowly through the Fraggle throng as they talked. Janken began, "I think I figured out the answer to your question."

"Well?"

"The people living on the surface—Outer Space—live so differently from us that we may think they're crazy,


he had been raised on tales of Outer Space. He had been exploring with his family as long as he could remember, and he had grown up with Gorgs and Doozers and a Hairy Monster and a Human Being as friends. He might as well have been raised to bridge the gap between the inner and outer worlds. Which sounded silly and egotistic, but, he thought, it might be true in a way. He said to Cantus, who had waited while he thought all this over, "I was the right Fraggle at the right time, I think."

Cantus nodded emphatically. Janken felt as if he had won a prize. Sincerely he said, "Thank you. Thanks for helping me find my place. It's not what I expected, and it's suresee him tomorrow, and if the people at TMI saw the new opening in the cave they might think that he had gone for good. But to find Fraggle Rock at long last and then turn right back around? He said, "Yeah, for a few days at least. My friends'll understand. Um, first, think I could go up and ask Doc to pass on a message so they won't worry? A postcard wouldn't get there fast enough."

"Sure. It's day up there now."

Sage took his hand. "I know the way. I'll show you."

He remembered the path as well, but she was so very determined to stick with him. "Okay. Be right back," he said, waving at the rest of his family.

Sage led him by the hand through the cold


passages branched off of it, but they were little more than cracks, not wide enough for a Fraggle to fit through. He had hoped to return to the nearby Fraggle colony, but the tunnel was leading him farther and farther away. But, he thought, it had to have opened up for a reason. Like all Fraggles, he believed in the benevolence of the world, and took it as an article of faith that everything had a purpose. If it was leading him away from the old colony, it was taking him somewhere else. Maybe, he hoped, it would lead him back home!

He continued, fighting the urge to run, to hurry toward whatever awaited him at the end of this tunnel. He could not risk injuring himself now, whenhe had to keep moving to stay warm. It was getting viciously cold. Tired and hungry, he stopped to eat some more of the daikon. He had been so intent his explorations, he had forgotten all about lunch. He sat down to rest his feet and munched the savory vegetable. But soon, tired as he was, he got back up again. It was cold, and he had to keep moving to stay warm.

He looked around as he jogged in place, chewing a mouthful of radish. He could find his way back now, then try again in the spring, when it would be warmer. He could bring proper equipment. He still had the pickaxe and rope and other things he had borrowed from Papa Gobo. Common sense told him


that it was foolish to risk exploring this cold, unknown cave all alone. If he succumbed to hypothermia or one of the few predators that was active in winter, nobody would ever know what had become of him. He would simply disappear.

But this isn't about staying safe, he thought. It's about following your heart. This was a test of faith, he told himself. What had he been told all his life? Follow your heart. Believe in it and in yourself. Up on the surface the lesson had finally sunk in. He knew it in his bones, cold as they were. He would continue on.

**

The tunnel continued twisting lower and lower. Ice decorated the walls, waterfalls frozen in time. In the spring this tunnel might be underwater, Janken realized.Was that why it had opened now? It got colder and colder, and his throat was beginning to feel raw. He took his hands out from under his arms long enough to lift the turtleneck collar of his sweater enough to cover his nose. He had to hold his head tilted down at an awkward angle, but at least this way it didn't hurt to breathe the cold air.

Stalactites, stalagmites, and columns were beginning to appear, turning the tunnel into an obstacle course. He tried to edge around them without using his hands. For a while he managed that way, leaning against the formations for balance. Then a stalagmite snapped and he fell to the ground, a sharp pain in his side where the stump had gouged him.


He breathed deeply a few times and judged that he wan't injured; he hadn't fallen hard enough to crack a rib. He'd just have a bruise there come tomorrow. No big deal.

He got back up and continued on. He had only stopped for a moment, it seemed, but he felt cold and weak. And tired. Tired was bad. He needed to keep moving, keep going forward, keep putting one foot in front of the other. He could do that.

After a while his feet stopped hurting. That was a relief. He felt almost like he was floating. He was a little clumsy, though. Then he looked down. He could not feel his feet!

He found a flat section of the cave and began running in place as hard as hecould. He had to get the blood pumping to his feet. If they froze he was done for! As he ran, fueled by fear, he slapped his hands against himself, trying to warm those as well. His breath puffed harshly through the weave of his sweater, warming his chest. Soon his feet began to sting.

Still jogging, wincing with each step, he looked down the tunnel. The part that he could see was thick with stalactites and stalagmites, and so narrow he could not see far into it. He might not be able to get through. Home might be right around the corner, but he had been telling himself that for hours. Maybe it was, but if it wasn't, he might not be able to make his way back


to safety. He could not survive much longer in this bitter cold. He hated to turn back now, but he didn't believe hard enough to stake his life on it.

He could get back if he hurried. He realized with a start that he had forgotten to blaze the tunnels; what kind of fool simply forgot that? Fatigue must be making him goofy. At least he knew that following the main tunnel would lead him right back. And it was safe; no crevasses or other trickery. If he ran he'd keep warm enough to make it. Arms around himself, hands under his arms for warmth, he ran back up the tunnel.

**

The tunnel twisted and turned around him, as if spinning him like a water current played with a floatingleaf. He was beginning to feel eerily disconnected, as if he was running in place while the world whirled and flew past. That couldn't be good, he thought, but as long as he kept moving it didn't matter. Run, run, back toward warmth and safety! Every step was a step closer to the rest of his life.

He was concentrating so hard on urging himself on, he did not slow when he walked by the frozen waterfalls. The ground was unnaturally flat for a cave, and it had been so cold that he had not recognized the change from stone to ice and then stone again. Now he was on ice once more. It had been strong enough to bear his weight when he was merely walking, but when


his foot came down hard it cracked. Janken heard a loud snap, then felt shocking cold as he plunged in up to his knees.

He pulled himself out of the icy water as fast as he could. His socks and leggings were completely soaked, and would leach all the heat from his body if he kept them on. But what was he supposed to do, take them off and run bare-legged? Whatever he did, he had to do it now and keep moving! His feet were going numb again!

He compromised. He pulled off the leggings, but left the socks. Cold and numb as his feet were, they'd need the protection. He left the leggings behind on the ice and ran on. A few minutes after Janken left the leggingswere frozen solid, and the hole he had made was icing over.

**

The floaty sensation was back, and worse. He was stumbling now. His feet were no longer doing what he told them. He stopped and sat on a frosty boulder and pulled off one sock. He had to break ice to get it off. He rubbed his foot between his hands as hard as he could. His hands became chilled by the air and his cold foot, and his behind began to sting as well; even through his thick winter fur, the rock was cold! And he was cold and hungry and tired. He needed to rest. He couldn't make it the rest of the way now. Just a few minutes...

No. If he stopped now, he wouldn't start


again. He tried to force the sock back on his foot, but it wouldn't go. Frustrated, he swung it against the cave wall. The ice cracked.

He got up and started stumbling forward.

**

He was beginning to become confused. He could no longer be sure he was going in the right direction. Blaze marks would have helped, if he had remembered to make them. Up, he had to keep going up; that one thought repeated itself in his mind. His feet told him nothing, and he had to run along one cave wall so he could grab it if he started to fall. That helped—when he fell in the right direction.

One too many times he tripped and fell to the ground. He tried to get his feet underneath himself, topush himself up, but they only scrabbled halfheartedly at the gritty cave floor. The stone against his cheek burned, but not for long. The pain was fading mercifully away. He'd rest until he was ready to get up, and then he'd continue back. He always felt better in the morning. In the back of his mind he realized that if he went to sleep now he would not wake up. He imagined himself looking down at his body. Nobody lives forever. And it's better I die out here, where nobody will find me and be sad. They'll think I'm still off having adventures. And some other Fraggle will come up to the surface to live among the Silly Creatures, now that they know it can be done. It


Stream Young Dro's New Album "Da Reality Show"

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Young Dro's new album, Da Reality Show, is here. It's Dro's third studio album on T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records. This year has been a return to form for Dro, as he's dropped two hot singles, "We In Da City" and the Zaytoven-produced "UGH," released last month.

The 12-track album includes just one Grand Hustle feature, from Rico Barrino, and there's also a feature from singer Candice Mims. In addition to Zay, production comes from Cheeze Beatz, Mars, and Lil' C.

Stream Da Reality Show below and then check out the latest episode of Dro's "Da Reality Show" vlog series.Video Interviews

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Grae Drake powers up her own personal arc reactor to speak to the cast of Iron Man 3. In the first installment of our special five part series, Guy Pearce discusses what he does in his front yard that perplexes the neighbors, and Rebecca Hall shares what she thinks the inside of her brain looks like.


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Germany are not enjoying the best preparations for the defence of the World Cup after their winless run was extended by defeat in Austria on Saturday evening. Joachim Löw’s team have not won a game since October, drawing with England, France and Spain and losing to Brazil and now Austria since beating Azerbaijan.

Germany led early on through Mesut Özil’s strike but second-half goals from Martin Hinteregger and Alessandro Schöpf turned the match on its head and gave Austria, who will not be at the World Cup, a seventh successive victory.

The game at the Wörthersee Stadion in Klagenfurt, which was delayed by 100 minutes because of heavy rain, was the first of two friendlies for the defending world champions, who will also face Saudi Arabia at the BayArena beforebeginning their title defence against Mexico on 17 June in Moscow.

It was a chance for the fringe players in Löw’s 27-man squad to earn a spot in the final 23 and the Freiburg striker Nils Petersen was handed his debut. Meanwhile Manuel Neuer made his first start since September 2017 after recovering from a broken foot.

Despite concerns over injury, the pitch was not a factor. It looked like the match could be called off following torrential rain but the bulk of the water drained away.

Germany had no trouble adapting to the conditions and went ahead after 11 minutes. The Austria goalkeeper Jörg Siebenhandl kicked the ball straight to Özil, who returned it into the net with a delicate finish at the far post. Özil should have quickly made


it two but shot straight at Siebenhandl. before Julian Brandt burst into the penalty area and poked an effort narrowly wide.

Austria started to find their feet around the half-hour mark and some patient buildup play created a chance for Peter Žulj but he shot straight at Neuer, who shortly afterwards made a superb save to push away a strike from Florian Grillitsch after he had tried to catch out the goalkeeper at his near post.

Germany survived until half-time but Austria kept up the pressure at the start of the second half and deservedly drew level after 53 minutes. Hinteregger sprinted to meet a cross at the far post and showed superb technique to send his volley back across goal and into the net.

Žulj had another effort roll inchespre-World Cup friendly at the Friends Arena. On a balmy evening, both sides took the opportunity to ease some players back into the fold in a feisty friendly featuring plenty of direct football and meaty challenges.

With Christian Eriksen at home in Denmark with his partner as they await the birth of their first child, Michael Krohn-Dehli was given the role of playmaker, but he was shackled by the Swedish defence. Emil Forsberg’s best effort came late in the game with a mazy dribble to tee up Kiese-Thelin, but his first-time shot flew harmlessly over the crossbar.

Denmark midfielder William Kvist has been out of favour recently at FC Copenhagen but he quickly slotted into a defensive role alongside Thomas Delaney to cancel out the creative threat of Forsberg. Sweden’s


first-choice goalkeeper Robin Olsen, who also plays for FC Copenhagen, showed no ill-effects from the broken collar bone he sustained in February, getting down smartly on the half-hour mark to save a stinging shot from Pione Sisto.

Operating from the wings, Pione Sisto and Yussuf Poulsen showed glimpses of the electric pace that Denmark can call on in Russia when they kick off their World Cup Group C campaign against Peru at the Mordovia Arena in Saransk on 16 June. Two days later Sweden face South Korea in their Group F opener in Nizhny Novgorod.

Belgium and Portugal drew 0-0 in an evenly balanced friendly. Each side showed attacking intent, while the Belgium defender Vincent Kompany left the field injured, giving the hosts cause for concern. The central defender hurtissue as to the claims of the foreign seamen, and if so, how that injunction should be tailored to comply with the Anti-Injunction Act and the Supreme court's holding in Chick Kam Choo.    As to the lawsuit filed on behalf of the deceased American seaman, that portion of the injunction enjoining the prosecution of the lawsuit on his behalf in any other court in the United States is appropriate but is modified to except prosecution in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.  As thus modified, the permanent injunction as to the claim on behalf of the deceased American seaman is affirmed.

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Model Store

Model Store is a heritage-listed commercial building at 582 David Street, Albury, City of Albury, New South Wales, Australia. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999.

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Model Store was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999, on the basis that it shows the earlier importance of Wilson Street and is a good representation of architecture of federation commercial styles.

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Village Mills is an unincorporated community in north central Hardin County, Texas, United States. It is part of the Beaumont–Port Arthur Metropolitan Statistical Area.

The Warren Independent School District serves area students.

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This town was known on some maps as "Village" or "Village Station", with the name coming from nearby Village Creek. In late 1881, the Sabine and East Texas Railroad reached the area for the lumber trade to ship its products. The Long Manufacturing Company of Beaumont purchased 40,000 acres (160 km²) of timberland and built a sawmill at the site. The Texas Tram and Lumber Company of Beaumont purchased this mill in 1883, the majority stockholder being William A. Fletcher. The post office was established this same year. By 1889, this sawmill was churning out 75,000


To widespread outcry, a procedural vote on a GOP effort to slash funding for the Title X family planning program, which funds clinics that largely serve poor women and women of color, passed the Senate Thursday after Vice President Mike Pence was forced to cast a tie-breaking vote.

The measure repeals an Obama-era rule that blocks states from defunding healthcare providers for political reasons. The Republican-led effort appeared designed to target Planned Parenthood clinics, which receive funds under Title X.

"The Title X family planning program is a vital source of family planning and related preventive care for low-income, uninsured, and young people across the country," wrote the Leadership Conference for Civil and Human Rights in an open letter to Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).

"Every year, moreMan Arrested After Threats To Children – March 29, 2011

Humboldt County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested an Arcata man Monday, March 28 after receiving reports that he had made threats against students and faculty at Blue Lake Elementary School.

At about 1:30 p.m., school officials called 911 and reported a man near the campus was yelling and threatening to kill students. The caller provided a description of the man and added that the suspect had walked away from the school. Deputies located the man a short distance from the school and detained him.

School personnel confirmed that the man, Dylan Wilson, 23, had walked past the school and yelled threats at a teacher who was escorting a group of first-graders. The teacher said Wilson had yelled statements towards her and several children,


threatening to “murder” students.

Deputies arrested Wilson and transported him to the Humboldt county Correctional Facility where he was booked on charges of making threats against an employee of an educational institute, a felony. His bail was set at $15,000 and he is scheduled to be arraigned by Wednesday.shared by Compassion International reveal the warm relationship that developed between Bush and Timothy. The former president, who died on Nov. 30, wrote to the boy about various parts of his life, including sending pictures of his dog, Sadie, offering facts about Texas and sharing where he traveled in the United States.

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Timothy, in response, shared photos, poems and drawings, and always inquired after Bush. In one letter, he said his family particularly loved the photo of Sadie.

“I hope you won’t get tired of writing to me,” Timothy wrote at one point.

Bush and Timothy exchanged letters for about three years, Wess Stafford, Compassion International’s president from 1993 to 2013, tells TIME. Stafford says the former president and the boy were connected after Bush attended a Christmas concert in


General Ilker Basbug most senior officer to face trial in series of investigations into alleged anti-government plots

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A former military chief has been detained and accused of leading a terror organisation and conspiring to bring down the Turkish government, his lawyer has said.

General Ilker Basbug will be the most senior officer to face trial in a series of investigations into alleged anti-government plots.

He was arrested and put in prison near Istanbul on Thursday night after seven hours of questioning by prosecutors investigating allegations that the military funded dozens of websites aimed at discrediting the Islamic-rooted government of the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in 2009.

Some suspects who have already been charged, including senior generals andadmirals, have said they acted in a chain of command.

Basbug, who retired in August 2010, led the military at the time.

The imprisonment of a former military chief would have been unimaginable a few years ago, but the government – which has won three successive elections – has sharply reduced the military's political clout. Military leaders have staged three coups, and forced an Islamist prime minister to quit in 1997.

Basbug's lawyer, Ilkay Sezer, said his client had denied the accusations against him during questioning. NTV television said the former general told court officials the charges were "tragi-comical".

"If I am being accused of bringing down the government with a couple of press statements and one or two internet stories, this is very bitter," the Hurriyet newspaper quoted Basbug as saying,


citing court papers.

"If I had such bad intentions, as the commander of a 700,000-strong force, there would have been other ways of doing it."

Basbug told journalists before being taken to prison: "The 26th chief of military staff of the Turkish republic is being accused of forming and leading a terror organisation. I leave it up to the great Turkish people to decide."

The alleged conspiracy was reported in 2009 by a Turkish newspaper which printed a photocopy of an alleged plan to damage the reputation of the government by portraying it as corrupt.

Investigations into the reported conspiracy were inconclusive because the original document, allegedly signed by a navy colonel, could not be found. The inquiry was revived last year after an unidentified military officer allegedly sent the original documentto Istanbul's chief prosecutor.

Hundreds of people – including civilians, retired generals and active duty officers – are already on trial accused of involvement in separate plots that prosecutors say were aimed at destabilising Turkey and bringing the government down. The military says 58 serving generals or admirals are in jail.

Erdogan's opponents see the trials as a government effort to intimidate them through the courts, while the long imprisonments without verdicts and alleged irregularities in the handling of evidence have cast doubts over the legal process.

Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the leader of the pro-secular opposition party, criticised the arrest, saying courts prosecuting the anti-government plots were "not distributing justice" but "approving decisions taken by the political authorities".

The deputy prime minister, Besir Atalay, said he could not comment on a legal process


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The U.S.-New Zealand company also commercial launch deal with Moon Express, one of the competitors vying for the Google Lunar X Prize, for at least three missions to send micro-landers to the moon.

NASA is also a Rocket Lab customer. The U.S. space agency signed up to place multiple small research satellites into orbit, committing to a nearly $7 million launch contract in October 2015.

With a launch base, control center and factory in New Zealand, Rocket Lab also has a headquarters in Southern California, where it has second rocket assembly plant that is already churning out engines. Eventually hoping to launch as often as once


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Jurgen Klopp believes timing could be everything for Daniel Sturridge's first-team chances – but the Liverpool striker must continue his path to long-term fitness to capitalise upon it.

The 27-year-old started, and scored, against Sunderland last week, before an impressive cameo in the FA Cup stalemate against Plymouth Argyle.

The draw in Sunderland represented only his sixth start of the season, and his first since the EFL Cup win against Tottenham in October.

The Reds now face Southampton in the semi-final of that competition, with the England international in contention to be named in the first 11.

With Sadio Mane nowwith Senegal for the Africa Cup of Nations, and Philippe Coutinho only just returning for the game at St Mary's, Sturridge could find himself thrust into the team as Klopp seeks to retain his side's attacking threat.

Sturridge already has four goals in this competition so far – with doubles against Burton and Spurs – and also scored two against the Saints at the quarter-final stage of the League Cup last season.

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Klopp believes Sturridge could be finding form and fitness at just the right time for him and Liverpool, but he must still prove his availability after another campaign interrupted by injury.

“It would be fantastic, of course, and sometimes you need


us that he can perform. It would be cool if we could speak like this for the next few weeks and months.”

Sturridge has made 15 appearances in total so far in 2016/17, but saw his season halted with an injury sustained in November.

His last game before his month-long lay-off to the calf injury was, ironically, in the goalless draw at Southampton in the Premier League.

He made a big impact off the bench in that game, almost teeing up Nathaniel Clyne for a late winner, and then had a similar impact upon his return in the Merseyside derby just before Christmas; it was his shot that rebounded off the post to allow Mane a tap-in.

But although he has looked sharp since his return, he hobbled off in the drawhappiness of earth
and air and sky.

But once the curl of cheerful smoke from the “Mermaid” chimney full in
view above the oak-tops, My Lady sobered much, and, clutching Chockey’s
arm, both fell a-trembling; stood stock-still, and stared into each
other’s eyes, as lace and wool would let.

“Lady Peggy,” cries Chockey, “an it please Your Ladyship,” with
tell-tale gasps of throat, “let’s go back home!”

“Jane Chockey!” answered her mistress, only needing this spur to set her
a-panting the more to her purpose, “we’ll go on.”

And on they went. Peggy with a measured tread; Chockey plodding after.
Into the inn-yard, where even now the great coach with its four bays
waited the signal to start.

The passengers were piling on; and, atop already, quipped a trio of
college lads in beavers. There stood mine host and hostess, maids, men,
boys,


parlor of the King’s Arms.

Just here once, for an instant, Lady Peggy’s brave heart failed her;
most, when she espied at the door, just getting into her
silken-curtained chair, a lady, so young and beautiful, so richly girt,
so spick and span, with such wonderful patches and such snowy powdered
locks, such sparkling eyes, such begemmed fingers glistening through her
mitts,—and knew at once that Lady Diana Weston was indeed “in town”!

She faltered a bit, indeed sank down on the box which Chockey had set in
a corner of the yard, and, for a brief moment, both mistress and maid
bedewed their masking falls with a few splashing tears.

Then spoke Lady Peggy, rising and plucking up her spirits,—“Chock,” said
she, “beckon me a boy from yonder group; inquire the path to the corner
of Holywell Road andby
some such title!”

“Aye, that’s ’im! Ah, My Lady, as splendid a gentleman as ever sang ‘God
save the King!’ free with ’is sovereigns, My Lady, as trees is with
their nuts; and, to match ’im for oaths! there’s not that Prince o’ the
blood as can swear so beautiful when ’e’s dead drunk. These is ‘is
Lordship’s your brother’s chambers, My Lady!” throwing open the door and
ushering Peggy and her servitor into as dingy, dirty, empty, sad, bare,
and unkempt an appearing place as ever mortal and intrepid lady set two
tired feet within.

But Lady Peggy, for the nonce, was only eager on one point.

“Drunk, say you, dame? and wherefore should so generous a young
gentleman be a-gallopin‘ that silly road, eh?”

“Lawk! Your Ladyship! ‘ow should I know? but His Lordship’s own
gentleman, My Lady, what


far hence, and
with dispatch.”

“Never, Sir, never!” returns Beau Brummell, with an impressive wave of
his jeweled hand. “Zounds! Sir, I had you spilled to get me the pattern
and fashion of tying your cravat from you! and split me! if I let you go
until I’ve mastered that adorable knot! I’ve my reputation at stake,
Sir, for the tying of ’em. You’ve outdone me at your throat, Sir, and
’tis Beau Brummell, the best dressed and worst imitated man in Europe,
that has the honor of telling you so. Come, come, Sir,” continues this
nonesuch, famed alike at Court and brawl for his finery and drollery,
“out with your name, Sir, I beg, and render me your eternally grateful.”

Lady Peggy’s gaze falls inadvertently on the bundle across her knees; it
begins to bulge and burst the paperthat Grigson brought crushed every such thought from his brain, but
put in its place such a hatred of the young man now tasting the sweets
of hero-worship (in little), in the adjoining room, as caused his
fingers to itch for his steel and t’other’s flesh to meet once more, and
to the death.

He drew Grigson in from the vestibule and, unobserved in the crush, down
the corridor to the darkness of the card-room where Peggy still sat
disconsolate in her far-off corner.

She, for the moment, is even unconscious that any one has entered until
the voices arrest her attention.

“By Gad!” Sir Percy cries in a low tone, falling into a seat and
clapping his brow. “Up in London! The woman, vowing Sir Robin had
crossed your entrance, inquiring for Her Ladyship! Your meeting, not Sir
Robin, but


for the sins without
number she had committed since the luckless day she took the coach for
town.

When she emerged from her room for dinner, ’twas to learn that Mr.
Brummell had been summoned hastily to St. James’s on so important an
affair as to initiate His Royal Highness into the mysteries of the new
tie of Sir Robin’s own invention! and that he trusted in this audience
to obtain permission to fetch Sir Robin to the Palace and present him
within a few days to several august personages, etc., etc., etc.

Her Ladyship, therefore, dined alone, scantily too; food choked her,
wine burned her throat, and to speak truth she was heartily glad not to
have to drink it, for Her Ladyship was an abstemious young lady and
believed milk, Bohea and Pekoe the beverages for her sex,Beau from his sprawling search after his diamond
snuff-box.

“Ho, Sir Robin! Sir Robin! Sir Robin!” Sir Wyatt shouts it out, and the
rest of the company take it up with a long, mellow cadence that echoes
for a mile.

“Answer man, for, by the faith, if we can’t pledge you here in anything
but a lap of May-dew out of a primrose leaf, we’ll drink you such a
bumper, an we reach the White Horse, as never was filled before!
London’ll toast you at every dinner-table in Mayfair. Odzooks, Sir, were
you the fashion yesterday, what will you be to-morrow!” This from
Escombe.

“Where is Sir Robin?” asks Percy. “He was beside me not five seconds
since, but now, by my tinder, nor yet by the coming dawn, can I descry
him,” shading his eyes with his hand and peering


remark, and Sir Robin, thus
reassured, says tremblingly:

“Well, ’tis done?”

“’Tis done,” both nodding in concert, “and,” adds Mr. Bloksey, “we’re
both nigh done too! Wot with bullets apiece h’inside of us from the
gentleman’s pistols, and wot with gettin’ our h’eyes knocked h’out of
us, and most bein’ caught by the Watch when we was a-lowerin’ Lord
Gower’s heir h’into the Thames, we’re ’ere, Sir Robin McTart, to ’umbly
remind you that we wants more.”

The Baronet shakes his head, hands thrust in pockets, clutching purse
and pence.

“Oh, no,” answers he, “the job was paid for in advance, my good men. Not
another groat will you get.”

“Werry good,” murmurs Bloksey, turning on his slip-shod heel. “We’ll
just go down to the round house, and if it turns out as Your Lordship
gets h’admission to the Tower free, you needn’tbe too much surprised.
We doesn’t mind a-tellin’ ’ow we saw you a-prickin’ Sir Percy de Bohun
last night! and a-weightin’ of his mangled corp, and a-throwin’ of the
same h’into the river at the old Dove Pier!—Oh, no! we doesn’t!” This at
the door-sill.

“What! what! you knaves! Here, come back! Come back, I say!” shrieks the
terrified little gentleman, seizing a shoulder of each and forcing them
into seats.

After which simple application of primary methods, Mr. Bloksey and his
friend find no difficulties whatever in the way of wresting from their
patron another hundred pounds, with which they make off, again and again
rehearsing to him how great risks they had run in decently interring the
body of his hated rival.

Once rid of them, Sir Robin rose, stretched himself, and yawned.

’Twas an abject soul, one of those


coach.

To wrest the door from the feeble clutch of the shrieking little
gentleman from Kent; to open it; seize him, stopping his frantic and
craven cries with a thrust of a pocket napkin in his mouth; to haul him
out and send him spinning over the turf with his gold and silver
scattering from purse and pockets, is, with Sir Percy, the work of a
very few seconds.

“Mercy! Mercy! Mr. Highwayman!” whimpers the Baronet, cringing on his
knees, as Grigson lifts himself up on the off leader’s back and Percy
props the swooning figure within the coach.

“’Slife, Sir, whoever you are! Raise your eyes! I am Sir Percy de Bohun,
at your service any time three hours hence.”

Sir Robin glances up, his crooked little legs now bowing more into an
arc than before, as he hears theApril 15, 2018 at 6:03 pm

A national park in India has resorted to shooting at least 50 people to protect some of the last rhinos on earth

In just over a hundred years, the global rhinoceros population has dropped from half a million, to just a few thousand.

Two of three species in Africa were recently declared extinct, and two of three in Asia are critically endangered.

The only species that has a realistic chance of survival in Asia is the one-horned Indian rhino. Once critically endangered itself, a national park in the country has allowed their numbers to grow to 2400.

Kaziranga National Park, located in far east India, has a controversial way of protecting the animal that was once their national icon – shooting potential poachers on the spot.

The government


through the sustainable use of biodiversity. Success depends on achieving a harmonious combination of economic, social and cultural factors.

By acting together, companies, governments and the civil society can not only minimise any potential harm from their industries but also create positive and lasting impacts.

RESP members are committed to use their expertise and experience to lead the way in creating state-of-the-art instruments, methodologies and technologies in order to shift world market systems towards more sustainable behaviours. This will also benefit international markets, which in the long-term will become more effective, transparent, secure and valuable to the consumer.

I am proud of what we have achieved so far.

In just a few months since its creation, RESP has already received worldwide recognition.

The Convention on Biological Diversity invited RESP to become one ofonly a handful of organisations not representing national initiatives to provide guidance to its Global Partnership of Business and Biodiversity. RESP is also a member of the European Business and Biodiversity Platform where I have had the honour of being appointed to the Platform’s Bureau as a high-level advisor.

As part of a broader legislation package, the Convention on International Trade on Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna has considered our proposals to tackle the illegal and unregulated flow of reptile skins, a highly profitable business.

RESP has established concrete partnerships with the governments of Argentina, Cameroon, France, Indonesia, Italy, Mexico, Papua New Guinea, South Africa and Switzerland to develop and implement pilot projects in those countries to field test potential solutions that can be up-scaled and replicated to


A Northern Territory gold mine that could create up to 80 jobs and provide a shot in the arm to the embattled nearby town of Pine Creek could be put in jeopardy by a rare and tiny flying mammal.

Key points: Managers of the Union Reefs site say the mine could create up to 80 jobs

Managers of the Union Reefs site say the mine could create up to 80 jobs A federal agency is currently investigating the ghost bat population at the site

A federal agency is currently investigating the ghost bat population at the site Pine Creek locals are optimistic the mine could give a boost to their struggling town

A small population of the ghost bat — which was listed as a threatened species in 2016 — exists athabitats can have an effect … on their survivability," Dr Milne said.

Agency investigating mine's impact on bats

The future of the project now hangs largely on an assessment of the firm's completed EIS by the federal Department of Environment.

In a statement, a spokesperson said the NT mine proposal had been referred to the department in 2019 "because of its likely impacts on the ghost bat."

"The proposal is being assessed under the bilateral arrangements in place between the Commonwealth and the Northern Territory," a department spokesman said.

"This means that the Northern Territory [Environmental Protection Authority] is leading the assessment process and will provide an assessment report … that the Commonwealth will consider when making a decision on whether to approve the project."

The ghost bat population at the Union Reefs site


could prove an environmental hurdle for the project. ( Supplied: Featherdale Wildlife Park )

Mr Edwards said the firm was working with researchers to potentially open new habitats for the ghost bats in historic collapsed mining shafts or in other, artificially created sites.

If the EIS gets the green light, Kirkland Lake Gold said it would want to restart production at the pit within the year, with the aim of mining and milling 500 tonnes from the site per day.

Mine could be shot in the arm for embattled town

Locals in the historic gold-mining town of Pine Creek said the mine could offer a boost to its languishing economy.

Lifelong Pine Creek resident Eddie Ah Toy said he shut his general store in 2015 following the departure of ore mining and acrash in gold prices.

He said it had been a "lean five years for businesses in town" since then.

"It's been five years of not much activity around the place," Mr Ah Toy said.

"We're only depending on people on the tourist [circuit], and that's for only six months of the year … it affects everybody."

Lifelong Pine Creek resident Eddie Ah Toy closed his business when the price of gold crashed around 2015. ( ABC News: Matt Garrick )

Mr Ah Toy said the additional 50 to 80 jobs from Union Reefs — about 30 kilometres from the township — "would be good for the town".

"You've got 80 extra guys around who are thirsty and stuff like that, it's good for the area," he said.

Long-term resident and gold miner Tony 'Jumbo' Harvey


currently in the middle group, though hanging by a thread. The most likely scenario (by a lot) is the thread gets cut within the next few weeks and the Sharks find themselves in the group not going to the playoffs.

Plenty is being written about what the Sharks should do next, writing off this season and suggesting they do the things teams do to reload for the future. Alas, while many are commenters are already there, the team isn’t. Nor should they be.

Reason 1: New Coach

The new regime, led by interim head coach Bob Boughner, has the Sharks playing differently. And more effectively. The team has been in every game under Boughner. They’ve been ahead in the middle of the third period in half the games, tied in mostof the rest. They’ve only trailed twice in the middle of the third period, each time by a single goal. The standings don’t reflect this improvement since the Sharks have managed to cough up far too many late goals and undermine their mostly solid play.

Under the prior regime, the team was not competitive. They are now.

In the last five games, the Sharks have been highly competitive and done it against the league’s best and hottest teams. Mostly on the road. They’ve played the Columbus Blue Jackets twice and won both – these are the Jackets only regulation losses in their last 16 games. The Sharks beat the Pittsburgh Penguins. They lost in overtime to the Washington Capitals (coughing up a win by allowing two goals in the game’s


final minute) and they lost to the St. Louis Blues in a very close game by a 3-2 score. The Caps, Blues and Pens records are first, second (tied) and fourth-best in the league.

Most recently, the Dallas Stars came to the Shark Tank. The return of Joe Pavelski resulted in a rare packed house. Pavelski received several ovations from a grateful fan base, including a long and loud one following a tribute video just prior to puck drop. Pavelski and the Stars entered as owners of a six-game win streak and the second-best record in the Western Conference. The Sharks snapped their Stars streak, emerging victorious in a tense, entertaining affair.

The Sharks are going toe-to-toe with the league’s best and holding their own. At home and on thecan, it will help the Sharks.

The team gave these players NHL experience early in the season. They can use the NHL experience to work on their games in the AHL. There’s a better chance these players can take the next step now than there was in October. Antti Suomela is the forward getting the long hard look currently, and while it is too soon to cast a verdict, he looks more effective than he was in his prior call-ups.

It is also worth mentioning one young player who made the NHL roster at the start of the season, defenceman Mario Ferraro. Ferraro has had mixed results this season, but he is playing better as the season progresses.

Reason 4: Recent Upgrades

Two players the Sharks added to the roster recently have


a month ago, before the coaching change.

The overall picture may be bleak, but it is too early to write of this San Jose Sharks season. Because as we’ve seen time and again. If you make the Stanley Cup playoffs, anything can happen.

Zeke’s Notes

A medical issue ended the playing career of John McCarthy. McCarthy had a few brief stints with the Sharks, but spent most of his career leading the Sharks AHL teams, including as captain of the San Jose Barracuda. McCarthy was quickly given a role on the Barracuda coaching staff. Among his career highlights, he was a member of US Olympic Team in 2018.

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Embed from Getty ImagesFrisco in its Springfield, Missouri train yard after graduating from high school in 1960. Bair began as a carman apprentice; he was promoted to the position of journeyman carman approximately four years later. Carmen are skilled workers who build, repair, and service various types of railroad cars and equipment. Bair testified that during the course of his employment with Frisco he had learned every phase of the carman's craft.
The evidence adduced at trial showed that on January 18, 1973 Bair was working in Frisco's freight car shop repairing damaged freight cars. Bair and several co-workers were assigned the job of working on a damaged boxcar in the process of being rebuilt. One end of the boxcar had been pushed inward one to two feet. Bair's supervisor, Michael Beavers,


told the workers to straighten the end using a large air-powered jack and pole. This method of straightening the end required that one of the workers go inside the boxcar with the jack and a six to ten foot pole. Basically, the idea was to use the jack to push the pole against the indentations on the end of the boxcar. The jack, weighing between three and four hundred pounds, had wheels on its bottom but because it was wider than the centersill, it had to be positioned on its side by hand. Once the jack was in place it would be tied to the centersill and braced so that the jack would not move when pressure was applied to the indentations. As the pole was pushed againstthe end of the boxcar it was necessary to reposition the jack.
Bair went into the boxcar with the three to four hundred pound jack and a six to ten foot oak pole. Both the boxcar's flooring and the steel "stringers" on which the flooring sits had been removed. The only surface on which Bair could stand inside the boxcar was the centersill, running lengthwise down the middle of the car. The centersill is approximately fourteen or fifteen inches wide. There is a two inch flange on each side of the centersill approximately twelve or thirteen inches below the centersill's surface.
Before Bair went inside the boxcar the workers requested some plywood be placed in the car so that there would be more room to stand. The request was denied.


back. Dr. Schroff gave Bair a muscle relaxer and told him to return the next day, Friday. When he returned to Dr. Schroff's office, Bair was still in pain. Dr. Schroff advised Bair to rest over the weekend and told him that he could return to light duty on Monday. Bair did return to work, but the pain in his back continued.
Soon after Bair returned to work he transferred to the air brake shop because it required less heavy lifting. Bair's back, however, did not improve; the pain continued. *510 During the next two years Bair went to several doctors. In October of 1975 Bair transferred again, taking a job as an inspector in the train yards. Two days later on October 29, 1975, Bair's doctor put himthe cause and extent of the plaintiff's difficulties. The plaintiff's evidence, which the jury obviously accepted, showed that his earnings were substantially reduced following the accident and that, after trying to do some railroad jobs, he was able to earn very little. His ability to move was severely restricted and he suffered continuing pain. The jury could well have believed that his earning capacity had been permanently impaired. Defendant argues that the award could be expected to yield an annual income of approximately $25,000, which is more than the plaintiff could be expected to earn if he had been able to continue with his railroad employment. There are, however, other proper components of the verdict, including pain and suffering. See Flanigan at 890. Neither the trial court nor


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Mansfield Planning Celebration Of "The Shawshank Redemption"

The city of Mansfield plans to hold a celebration on Labor Day weekend of the 20th anniversary of the filming of the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" at the Ohio State Reformatory.

The celebration will include special events and site tours in Mansfield, Ashland and Upper Sandusky showcasing locations used in the film. Those include the Reformatory and the oak tree at Malabar Farm. Several actors are expected to attend, including Bob Gunton, who played the warden. The Renaissance Theatre in Mansfield plans to restage the film's 1994 premier on August 30th.moved north-northeast over the northwestern Russian SFSR before undergoing occlusion. In the meantime, a strong cold front rapidly advanced along a line extending south from the surface low, then south of Minsk in the Byelorussian SSR (now Belarus), to near Bucharest. This front separated the drier air mass to the north from the warm, moist air mass near the Black Sea, and strong wind speeds near ground level caused vertical mixing. Therefore, dew points actually dropped before the first tornadoes formed, but nevertheless several factors overcame the lower dew points to produce tornadoes. Among these were a strong upper-level jet stream, clear skies causing daytime heating and instability, strong synoptic-scale lifting leading to ascension of updrafts, and high adiabatic lapse rates promoting thunderstorm development. All these factors combined


Hillary Clinton’s loss was a shock to the purveyors of U.S. military hegemony, who saw in her an easier path to keep the Syria conflict going. Secretary of State Clinton was instrumental in the early days of Syria intervention, in 2010 making a series of demands for Syria to get in line behind the U.S. vision for the Middle East.

When Bashar al-Assad refused to roll over, regime change became the talking point of Washington think tanks and mainstream media echo chambers. Clinton promised during her campaign to ramp up action in Syria, to the delight of the same neocons who brought the Iraq invasion. She acknowledged that many civilians would die if the U.S. set up a no-fly zone.

Establishment of a no-fly zone is the next crucial stepSINGAPORE is laying the groundwork to stay on top as a trading hub, with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Tuesday setting an early-2019 deadline for the roll-out of a global trade connectivity network (GTCN) with its Hong Kong counterpart.

This open-architecture platform, which aims to bring about the seamless transfer of digital documents and data across borders, is the result of a fintech agreement inked with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) ahead of the opening of the second Singapore Fintech Festival. It promises to iron out structural problems in the trillion-dollar trade-finance space.

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"If Singapore is to maintain its position as one of the top financial centres in the world, it must embrace fintech - maximising its benefits, minimising its risks," he said.

Noting the inefficiencies


in trade finance and the heightened risks of fraud due to the paper-based nature of the business, he said that the solution to these problems might lie in blockchain technology.

This uses a distributed ledger - shared among financial institutions and regulators - to digitise trade-finance documents and bring about significant savings for the industry and corporates.

"Blockchain technology offers good promise to make trade finance safer and more efficient," said Mr Menon.

He said that the GTCN will start with the Singapore-Hong Kong trade corridor.

The Business Times understands that MAS is open to exploring similar partnerships with China as well.

Meanwhile, Singapore is tidying up the tedium behind trade-finance documents processing, which is done mainly locally.

The National Trade Platform (NTP), unveiled in the 2016 Budget, was meant to replace existing tradeChallenges to optimally controlling and managing asthma
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of Mexico.

In the aftermath of the accident, the federal government undertook "the most aggressive and comprehensive reform of offshore oil and gas regulation and oversight in US history," said Michael Bromwich, director of the Interior Department's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement (BOEMRE).

The centerpiece of those reforms was abolishing the federal agency that previously oversaw offshore drilling and replacing it with a new one, BOEMRE. And to those in the oil industry, BOEMRE's regulations – seen as too cumbersome and lined with uncertainty – are the problem.

"I really don't think [the moratorium's] been lifted," says Patrick Harington, a sales manager at Rio Fuel and Supply, which operates a fuel dock on the Atchafalaya River.

Mr. Harington says profits for his company are down about 40 percent sincethe decline in permits for exploration. "If you don't have discoveries now, you won't have production later," says Andy Radford, a senior policy adviser for the American Petroleum Institute (API), an oil industry trade group in Washington.

Since the lifting of the moratorium, 27 of the 44 revised plans to explore and develop new sites have been approved by BOEMRE. That includes one significant "victory," according to Louisiana state officials. ExxonMobil in June announced finding about 700 million barrels of oil southwest of New Orleans in about 7,000 feet of water – the largest Gulf discovery in a decade.

The find "proves the timely issuance of drilling permits is critical to America's energy future," said Lori LeBlanc, executive director of the Gulf Economic Survival Team, a Louisiana state task force.

The


LOS ANGELES -- Stand Up To Cancer says its sixth celebrity-filled telethon was its most successful yet. The organization said Sunday that the fundraiser received more than $123 million in pledges from the U.S. and Canada.

Matt Damon, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jon Hamm and Winona Ryder were among the stars participating in Friday's telecast. Musical performers included Stevie Wonder, Little Big Town and Charlie Wilson, a cancer survivor.

Wonder paid tribute to Aretha Franklin, who died last month of pancreatic cancer, with a medley including "What the World Needs Now is Love" and "Love's in Need of Love Today."

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Bradley Cooper, whose father died of lung cancer, was co-executive producer of the telethon, which was carried commercial-free by major broadcast networks and cable channels inthe U.S. and Canada and on streaming platforms.

Cooper said Stand Up To Cancer scientists are giving patients new hope they can become long-term survivors.

Little Big Town performs onstage at the sixth biennial Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) telecast at the Barkar Hangar on Fri., Sept. 7, 2018, in Santa Monica, Calif. Getty

The telecast included three patients who have benefited from research funded by the group, including a former Marine Corps pilot with melanoma that spread to his brain and a retired school teacher with pancreatic cancer.

Stand Up To Cancer, a division of the philanthropic Entertainment Industry Foundation, was established in 2008 by media and entertainment leaders to accelerate research and get new therapies to patients quickly.

Among other achievements, it's funded research that has contributed to federal approval of


New Zealand’s top towns to live and work

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Households and firms prefer different things, which means places with high quality of life often have low quality of business, according to a study of 130 towns and cities in New Zealand. For instance, households appear to prefer sunny, dry locations near water, while firms appear to prefer to be located in larger cities.

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Summary haiku: People like to be dry and sunny, by the sea, but firms like cities.

A new study from Motu Economic and Public Policy Research for the Building Better Homes,Towns in NZ for Quality of Business

The top eight towns for firms (and hence work opportunities) were in or around New Zealand’s three biggest cities: Rolleston, Waiuku, Auckland Te Kauwhata, Wellington, Pukekohe, Lincoln. Eight graphs, one for each location, each with two lines: one showing quality of business, one showing quality of life. For these graphs the quality of business was high.

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Top Eight Towns in NZ for Quality of Life

The top eight towns identified as having the highest quality of life in 2013, were Whitianga, Motueka, Coromandel, Queenstown, Katikati, Mapua, Moerewa


Washington state officially became a branch campus for overflow students who couldn’t make it into the downtown Chicago campus. It might have seemed like a money-maker, since the Spokane students paid tuition, unlike students in Chicago who pay for their room and board but not their classes. Five years ago, though, Spokane enrollment numbers began notably decreasing, and the Spokane campus became a money pit rather than a revenue producer. Late last year, the Moody administration decided to shut down its Spokane satellite as of the end of this term, except for its missionary aviation program.

One charge of poor financial stewardship may not be valid. Joseph Stowell was Moody president from 1987 to 2005, and during that time he offered novelist and major donor Jerry Jenkins use ofis Julie Roys, whose weekend show, Up for Debate, played on 145 stations until Moody fired her on Jan. 8. Asked about her firing, spokesman Regnerus wrote, “Moody does not disclose, comment on, or discuss private matters pertaining to Institute personnel.” But others were certainly commenting: Firing a person who complained about an atmosphere of fear, intimidation, and retaliation at Moody made many believe she had a point.

Roys had long planned a January vacation in Cancún, Mexico, with her two grown sons and teenage daughter. (Work forced her husband, a teacher, to remain in balmy Chicago.) She was en route and without an internet connection when an email from Moody Senior Vice President Greg Thornton—he is now interim president—arrived in her inbox: “Moody leadership is terminating your employment,


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In this undated file photo provided by Christie’s Auction House in New York, a 16.08 carat pink diamond the size of a postage stamp is shown in a ring setting.

Christie's sold the "Pink Legacy" diamond at auction Tuesday for more than $50 million including fees, saying it's a new world record price per carat for a pink diamond.

Christie's said renowned jeweler Harry Winston was the buyer. The auction house had expected to fetch $30 million to $50 million for the nearly 19-carat, rectangular-cut stone, the largest fancy vivid pink diamond that it has ever put under the hammer.

It was the standout offering at Christie's fall jewelry auction in Geneva. The standing-room only ballroom broke into applause after the auctioneer struck downa hammer price of $44.5 million. That excludes the standard "buyer's premium" and other fees.

All told, the diamond went for $50.375 million, including the fees.

Total Lunar Eclipse Comes with Supermoon Bonus

On Sunday night, the moon, Earth and sun lined up to create an eclipse, which was visible throughout North and South America, where skies were clear. It was also the year's first supermoon, when a full moon appears a little bigger and brighter. (This video does not have audio)

(Published Monday, Jan. 21, 2019)

The stone once belonged to the Oppenheimer diamond family, and Christie's says it's among the most chemically pure gems — with little if any nitrogen.

Rahul Kadakia, Christie's head of international jewelry, said the auction house has sold only four diamonds weighing more than 10 carats of


en route to Michigan when, while rounding a curve outside of Comanche, Texas, their tractor trailer rig tipped over and skidded to a stop on its right side.  The right fuel tank, which was attached to the outside of the truck frame rails, ruptured, spilled its fuel, and ignited.  Both Billy and Dee Maxey died as a result of the fire.

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Plaintiffs brought this suit, based on diversity of citizenship, 28 U.S.C. § 1332, alleging that the design of the fuel system was unreasonably dangerous, that Freightliner failed to warn users of the product of this danger, and that Freightliner's conduct in the design, testing, and sale of trucks with this fuel system amounted to gross indifference, entitling plaintiffs to an award of both actual and exemplaryHARRISON, NJ (January 20, 2014) – The New York Red Bulls have acquired goalkeeper Kyle Reynish from the Chicago Fire in exchange for a third-round pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft, the club announced today.

Reynish, 31, spent last year with the Fire after enjoying a successful 2013 campaign with the New York Cosmos in the North American Soccer League. He made one appearance for the Fire, recording two saves in a 2-1 loss to D.C. United on October 18.

”We are happy to add Kyle to our roster,” said Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch. “He is a very good professional and driven goalkeeper who has performed well in MLS when called upon.”

Reynish was awarded the 2013 NASL Golden Glove award after recording a 0.92 GAA during the regular


season, starting and playing 13 games and earning an 8-4-1 record and tallying five shutouts as the Cosmos finished first in the NASL Fall Season standings. Reynish preserved the clean sheet as the Cosmos defeated the Atlanta Silverbacks 1-0 to capture the 2013 Soccer Bowl.

A native of Valencia, Calif., Reynish won the 2006 national championship at the University of California-Santa Barbara. During his four-year career with the Gauchos, Reynish recorded a 0.82 GAA, 33-13-4 record and earned 23 shutouts.

Selected in the fourth round (43rd overall) by Real Salt Lake in the 2007 MLS Supplemental Draft, Reynish made eight appearances over six seasons at RSL.

The Red Bulls loaned backup goalkeeper Ryan Meara to New York City FC in December for the entirety of the 2015 MLS season.

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group four years ago, soon after he was hired. The group tries to help students, both those who are recent immigrants and those who were born here, manage academic expectations and make social connections, Le said.

With a small but growing body of research showing that teachers of color can help students of color perform better academically, suburban districts are trying to boost the diversity of their faculty. The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education also plans to launch a diversity task force next year.

Some districts are shelving the old methods of recruitment and testing new approaches.

Andover, for example, has cut down on trips to Atlanta and other Southern cities to recruit minority teachers. Teacher salaries in the South are now competitive, while the cost of living inwealthy people, 82% — CEOs, and 65% — pharmaceutical companies.

Democratic candidates are advised to focus on helping the middle class and explain the tax bill's inequities in two main points: "long-term costs that require cuts to Social Security and Medicare with higher taxes for the middle class down the road" and giveaways to the wealthy and to big corporations.

The big picture: Democratic candidates want to capture voters who might otherwise vote Republican. This research suggests they should counter the "Republican pro-growth, business, tax cuts message" with a Democratic message that appeals to independent women and swing voters.

The full memo:

The Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research surveyed 1,000 registered voters across 52 congressional districts (40 held by Republicans and 12 held by Democrats).


herself. She travelled the short distance to the McVein estate in disgruntled silence.

But it was impossible to remain disgruntled in the merry atmosphere she found when she got there. James had put himself out to entertain his neighbours.

The house was filled with light. The halls were hung with garlands of greenery and berries.

There were nearly a hundred guests, but the family from the castle were the guests of honour, and to James, it was clear, Lavina was the guest of honour.

Since he had invited her riding, and the Marquis had so effectively denied them privacy, he had made no open overtures to her, although he had usually been there at the dinners they had attended.

Now he came forward to greet her, hands outstretched, with a beaming smile.

"There's notNo-one was hurt in the drama, which saw the vehicle begin floating away as rescue workers made their way to the scene.

The bus initially got stuck on Sunday afternoon while trying to cross a flooded wash near Kingman, around 100 miles southeast of Las Vegas.

Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District Chief Patrick Moore said that after drifting around 300 yards from the road, the bus eventually rolled on to its side and those on board leapt on to a nearby bank.

"The occupants were extremely lucky to have survived the ordeal and were very fortunate to have no fatalities or injuries due to the remote location," he said in a statement.

It came as the region suffered a second day of heavy rain, with further flash flood alerts issued by authorities.


"The three years with the players and the club were outstanding," said Guardiola, who led Bayern to the Bundesliga crown in each season. "I'll miss my players. It was a great experience and a lot of fun."

Dortmund counterpart Thomas Tuchel said he would miss the Spanish coach.

"It's like many things that you only notice when they're gone what an effect they had," Tuchel said.

Dortmund, which last won the cup in 2012, has lost three straight finals after defeats to Wolfsburg in 2015, and to Bayern in 2014 in extra time.

"It's extremely bitter, to lose that way," Buerki said of the shootout. "We fought and tried everything."

Both sides missed chances to win before the shootout in what was a tense encounter contested to the limits of the players' endurance,though Buerki was by far the busier goalkeeper.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang missed a great chance to win it for Dortmund with five minutes remaining when he blazed over from close range on a counterattack, while Robert Lewandowski had come closest for Bayern.

"We had huge chances in the 120 minutes to score the decisive goal," said Tuchel, who was very critical of his side's performance. "It was very hard to find five good penalty-takers."

Dortmund captain Mats Hummels had to go off with more than 10 minutes remaining in regular time in his last game for the club. The Germany defender is joining Bayern next season.

"He asked to be taken off," Tuchel said. Asked about Hummels' performance, he replied, "He can be better."

There were few opportunities for either side in the first


half with marking tight, leaving space at a premium. Jerome Boateng tried a long ball for Lewandowski but the striker was hustled off the ball by his former teammates.

Costa tested Buerki in the 33rd - the first save either goalkeeper had to make - and Hummels managed to clear the rebound as Mueller's penalty appeals were waved away. TV replays showed he fell easily under Sokratis' challenge.

Bayern winger Franck Ribery, who was having a poor game, was lucky to escape with just a yellow card after grabbing Gonzalo Castro in the face after a tussle between them. Castro was also booked.

The second half began under a cloud of black smoke after fans in the Dortmund block set off flares and firecrackers.

More chances presented themselves with both sides takingunlawful practice."

Mr Wolfe argued council members of no religion were being indirectly discriminated against and the council's insistence on prayers being said breached articles nine and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Mr Bone, who had previously tried and failed to have prayers stopped, said he felt "disadvantaged and embarrassed" by the practice.

But James Dingemans QC, for the council, said neither the NSS nor Mr Bone had suffered "disadvantage".

Councillors were "free to join or leave as they desire" and could "refuse to participate in prayers", he told the court.

Mr Dingemans said the NSS was pursuing a campaign, one aim of which was that the state should not "engage in religious activities".

He said the campaign was perfectly proper but "local democracy" in Bideford had rejected it - as


had parliament.

Mr Dingemans warned of "far-reaching consequences" if the NSS succeeded in its campaign.

'Focus on matters'

"The Coronation Oath would need to be abolished, the council's involvement in services of remembrance would be prevented and chaplains would not be able to serve in HM Armed Forces," he said.

The NSS said it was inappropriate for the council to bring religion into a "secular environment" where civic business was being dealt with.

But George McLaughlan, a former clerk of the council, told the judge in a written statement that prayers were a "valuable part" of meetings.

"For some it is to seek guidance and help on the matters on the agenda to be discussed, while for others it is a time of quiet reflection and contemplation," he said.with an ingrained hatred for those on the other side of the aisle. In her autobiography, Clinton describes her father as a “rock-ribbed, up-by-your-bootstraps, conservative Republican and proud of it.”

In fact, Rodham was particularly enthusiastic about Barry Goldwater’s 1964 presidential campaign. Some of her father’s beliefs rubbed off on Clinton, who was an active Young Republican growing up and later a Goldwater Girl. Clinton says she liked Goldwater because he was “a rugged individualist who swam against the political tide.” Clinton began to stray from the Goldwater camp by the end of high school, though, and while at Yale she became a liberal Democrat. In 1972, Clinton began working for George McGovern’s presidential campaign.

But Rodham stood firm in his Republican beliefs his whole life, and he was highly


skeptical about his daughter marrying Bill Clinton, a Democrat. Until the end of his life, Rodham always hoped that his new son-in-law would change his mind and join him in the Republican party, according to CNN.

Hillary Clinton has cited this side of her father as an example of how she can reach out to those in the other party. She once said that her dad taught her that “a person was not necessarily bad just because you disagreed with him.”

2. He Was an Extremely Strict Father

Hillary Clinton draws scrappy determination from a tough, combative father. http://t.co/oNm4ANxY7d via @amychozick pic.twitter.com/dMU5vZUYKL — NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) July 21, 2015

Rodham is said to have severely disciplined all three of his children, creating a rather strict environment at home. According to The Newto go over multiplication tables. But when Hillary would receive an A on a class assignment, her father would respond, “You must go to a pretty easy school.”

3. He Worked in the Textile Business

Rodham was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and he eventually began working in the textile industry in New York and Chicago. He would later buy a drapery company in Chicago, which sold drapes and window shades to offices, hotels, airlines, and theaters.

On the rare occasion that Clinton speaks about her father in speeches, she usually focuses on this small-business aspect of his background, saying that Rodham believed that “you had to work hard to make your way and do whatever you had to do to be successful.”

4. He Taught Hillary She Could Do Anything a Man


Could

Even if he never agreed with his daughter’s politics, Hugh E. Rodham would certainly be quite proud of his daughter for becoming the first female nominee of a major party in history. In fact, he heavily emphasized during Clinton’s childhood that she could do anything a man could.

According to the Washington Post, Rodham made sure he did not force his daughter into a traditional female role, and by the time she was 10, Hillary was obsessed with baseball and was described as something of a tomboy. She played in the street with her neighbors and says she was typically the only girl on the team.

Once, when Hillary wanted to learn to hit a curve ball, her father helped for her hours on end, and Clinton later said thisis “not only a true story, but a good metaphor.”

In addition to baseball, Rodham also taught his daughter how to play pinochle and how to shoot a gun.

5. He Died Shortly After Hillary Became First Lady

Sadly, Rodham was not around to see his daughter occupy the White House for very long, as he died of a stroke three months into Bill Clinton’s first term.

His death occurred a few weeks after he suffered a stroke, and The New York Times reports that Hillary Clinton was deeply shaken by this. At the time, she was having difficulty adjusting to life in the White House. After her father’s life-support machines were removed, the first lady delivered an address about the fleeting nature of life, a speech she gave entirely without a


old, people connected with Russia and with Crimea.”

At twelve miles long, the Crimean bridge is now the longest in Europe, and one of its most advanced.

Trying building conditions and seismic activity have previously conspired to get in the way of construction.

The first plans to build the bridge appeared during the time of Nicholas II – and were scuppered by the First World War.

The Nazis then attempted to build a permanent structure during the Second World War – that was scuppered by the Red Army.

The German plans were adopted by Stalin and construction was completed in six months. But Stalin’s bridge collapsed just a few weeks after its engineers were awarded medals.

This time, the “historical mission” of providing a material link between the annexed peninsula and the mainland hasgiven the project unstoppable momentum.

Up until now, the link between Russia and its annexed peninsula had been provided by a ferry crossing. With movement at the land border with Ukraine restricted following the military campaign in the Donbass, the ferry became a critical and high-demand link. There were often long tailbacks of cars and lorries, especially in high season or in times of poor seafaring weather.

Vladimir Putin takes part in the opening ceremony of the road and rail Crimean Bridge over the Kerch Strait (AFP)

Ukraine has described the construction of the bridge as a violation of international law.

On Twitter, Ukraine’s foreign minister Pavlo Klimkin said Russia had built a bridge to nowhere: “This is a bridge between occupied Crimea, where people are scared and disappear, and Russia, where


made it seem more important," 17-year-old James Wood, one of the boys involved in the experiment, told the Sydney Morning Herald. "Working on a real-world problem definitely made us more enthusiastic," said another of the schoolboys, 17-year-old Austin Zhang. The students created the drug under the supervision of University of Sydney chemist Dr. Alice Williamson, who called the project a "great pilot program" and now wants to travel around to schools which don't have equally fancy facilities. The University is even raising money for a souped-up RV to use as a lab for this exact purpose, as if the story didn't resemble a utopian remake of Breaking Bad already.

As the Herald notes, Daraprim is an anti-parasitic drug used to treat low immunity in patients with HIV. It canIt may be too early to measure the success of Apple Music, but there's at least one sign that the music industry is taking the tech giant's just-launched streaming service seriously: Data from Apple Music is now part of the mix of statistics that determines placement on Billboard's two most-watched charts, the Billboard 200 and the Hot 100.

R&B singer Jill Scott entered the former at No. 1 on Monday with her latest album, "Woman," which sold slightly more than 57,000 copies and was streamed about 1.6 million times in its first week of availability, according to Nielsen Music. (Apple Music joins a group of streaming services tallied by Nielsen that also includes Spotify, Tidal, Rdio and Rhapsody, among others.)

The growing impact of streaming is more obvious further down


Johannesburg - One of the alleged looters of the VBS Mutual Bank, the Free State Development Corporation (FDC) which pocketed more than R104 million from the bank, said the money was a return on an investment.

"The records of the FDC show that an amount of R100 million was invested with VBS, the investment and interest thereon, amounting to R104 417 749 was repaid to FDC in four instalments, subsequent to the maturity date of investment," FDC executive Grace Shaba said in a statement on Tuesday.

"Of particular concern was that the FDC was not consulted [by VBS investigators] before the report was released, which could have clarified the issue."

The FDC was named as one of the 50 who "gratuitously" received cash from VBS over a three year period commencingfrom March 2015.

The independent report commissioned by the SA Reserve Bank to probe the collapse of the mutual bank found that there was "wide-scale looting and pillaging of the monies placed on deposit at VBS". The almost R2 billion monies looted were clients' life savings and deposits, including millions of rands deposited by municipalities.


The Karnataka government will organize a three-day animation games and visual effects conference from May 12 in Bengaluru in a move to offer global platform to students, artists and professionals.The conference will have workshops, master classes, talks, presentations, screenings of some of the popular and best content from all across the world, live marathon, artistic competitions and technical hackathons.The Bengaluru GAFX , as the event is called, will also hold virtual reality demo and experience zones, job and career fair and education symposium.Chief Minister Siddaramaiah unveiling the logo and website of Bengaluru GAFX Conference on Thursday, and said: “If you have anything to do with animation, VFX and games, you ought to be in Bengaluru, that's where the action is. I urge every studio leader to consider openingspend six months studying one religion—going to its services, reading its books, having dialogues with its leaders—and then move on to the next. The theme was “many paths to the truth.” I noticed, of course, many parallels among the world’s religious traditions, but even the inconsistencies were illuminating. It became clear to me that the basic truths were profound enough to transcend apparent contradictions.

At the age of eight, I discovered the Tom Swift Jr. series of books. The plots of all of the thirty-three books (only nine of which had been published when I started to read them in 1956) were always the same: Tom would get himself into a terrible predicament, in which his fate and that of his friends, and often the rest of the human


shaped by this imperative. The power of an idea—this is itself an idea.

Around the same time that I was reading the Tom Swift Jr. series, I recall my grandfather, who had also fled Europe with my mother, coming back from his first return visit to Europe with two key memories. One was the gracious treatment he received from the Austrians and Germans, the same people who had forced him to flee in 1938. The other was a rare opportunity he had been given to touch with his own hands some original manuscripts of Leonardo da Vinci. Both recollections influenced me, but the latter is one I’ve returned to many times. He described the experience with reverence, as if he had touched the work of God himself. This, then,© The Independent Singapore

Singapore — An elderly man was seen on Monday (April 13) ripping the plastic off tables and seats in a hawker centre because he wanted to sit there.

The four-minute video was shared on the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff. The man was later shown arguing with police officers and at least one cleaner.

With circuit breaker measures in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19, cases of which had spiked recently in the country, the people cannot eat and drink at food establishments like hawker centres. They have been urged to buy food back and to stay home as much as possible.

In a further measure to prevent people from eating and drinking at food establishments, the tables and seats have been covered by long strips of


during the previous series, as well as long running cast member Oliver Proudlock. Ahead of the series, it was confirmed that Jessica Dixon and Olivia Bentley had joined the series as new cast members, however Jessica only appeared in four episodes. They were joined by Frankie Gaff and Matt Draper mid-way through the series. This is the final series to feature long-serving cast member Lucy Watson, James Dunmore, Nicola Hughes, Millie Wilkinson and Tallulah Rufus-Isaacs. The series focused heavily on the fallout between Lucy and Stephanie and the consequences it had for the remaining cast, as well blossoming romance between Jamie and Frankie despite cheating allegations. It also featured Sam and Tiff's turbulent relationship hit a number of obstacles, and the breakdown of Binky and JP's relationship.

South ofstory-lines of Made in Chelsea. He did however capture his journey to the South of France on 6 June 2016 to begin filming the spin-off series, South of France.

Home media

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The Style Network has bought the rights to air the show in the United States, and began to carry it on 12 November 2012 from the first series. In 2012, Canadian-American singer Stacey Jackson appeared in a music video with cast members Spencer Matthews and Binky Felstead which was filmed in New York City. Made in Chelsea currently airs in Australia on the Foxtel Networks owned pay TV channel LifeStyle You.

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John wakes up from a coma after his wife and daughter were slaughtered in a brutal home invasion. Haunted by images of the attack, he vows to kill the man responsible, Luc Deveraux. While John tries to piece his reality back together, things get more complicated when he is pursued by a relentless UniSol. As John gets closer to Deveraux and the rouge army of genetically enhanced warriors led by back-from-the-dead leader Andrew Scott, John discovers more about himself and begins to call into question everything he believed to be true.
Rated R for brutal bloody violence throughout, strong sexual content, graphic nudity, and language.This R13 application requests support for a conference entitled, 2016 International Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health, to be held at the Green Valley Ranch Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 17-20, 2016. The conference is sponsored by the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health (Consortium), which represents over 60 academic health centers and health systems in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, with programs focusing on education, research and clinical delivery of complementary therapies and models of integrative health. This conference is meant to showcase by way of keynote and plenary presentations, posters, symposia and workshops, original scientific research involving complementary and integrative health therapies. Basic science investigators, clinical and health service researchers will present original research and moderate panel presentations selected through a peer-review process. Leaders


in a process conducted by the Scientific Review Committee. Roughly 250 expert reviewers are listed in a pool of reviewers previously used for the 2014 Congress, and the de-identified peer review process is directed by the Scientific Review Committee, with recommendations from the Consortium's Research Committee. This will be the fifth scientific conference sponsored by the Consortium. The first was in Edmonton, AB, Canada in 2006 with close to 600 participants from 19 countries. The second was in Minneapolis, MN in 2009 with approximately 800 participants from 24 countries. The third was held in Portland, Oregon in 2012 with over 1,000 participants from 30 countries. The most recent conference was in Miami, Florida in 2014 with roughly 700 participants from 23 countries. This gathering of international participants isa yellow gold Rolex Datejust in the 1950s and 1960s, we can look to then acting U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who also famously wore a yellow gold Rolex Datejust as seen in the photo below.

As a matter of fact, the original Rolex brochure for the Datejust appears below, along with care instruction and it appears courtesy of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library.

Walt Disney's career and imagination was one of incredible achievement, and it all started with Walt Disney's creating of Mickey Mouse.

Walt Disney is pictured below posing with Mickey Mouse who started the whole Disney Revolution in animated films.

Walt Disney took his world of fantasy and imagination far beyond movies and became a Television Pioneer and also built Disneyland, which brought many of his characters to


life for many generations of children around the world.

"When a man has a world in his hands, you expect to find a Rolex on his wrist." –Rolex (1965)

In the next 3 photos Walt Disney is pictured below wearing his yellow gold Rolex Datejust on a Jubilee bracelet. In the future we will see more photos of Walt Disney wearing his Rolex.

The Disneyland Story

The next six videos tell the story of the beginning of Disneyland and this "Disneyland Story" was first aired on October 27, 1954. Of course, former American General, Dwight Eisenhower was the U.S. President in the White House, and he wore the same model of yellow gold Rolex Datejust that Walt Disney wore.

This first series was known as The Disney Anthology Series and it premiered inof his amazing legacy, was the to make people dream and fantasize about what was possible through the power of imagination. In the United States we call this Yankee Ingenuity, and in the final analysis it really does simply boil down to inspiring people to dream and turn their dreams into reality.

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INSIDE ROLEX

Historically Rolex has always been extremely secretive and discreet, and no journalists in the past have ever been invited "INSIDE ROLEX" to explore and report on all four Rolex Manufacturing faclities in Switzerland.

In November 2013, this changed when Rolex invited Jake to take an unprecdented journey into the heart of Rolex to learn and report on everything he witnessed and learned.

This Super-Detailed 3 Part Story is a "MUST READ" story for anybody who wants


(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Breffny Morgan – May 29, 2014) Sanctions may come and go, but bad reviews last a lifetime. TripAdvisor, the second most popular travel website, has recently blasted Russia on several counts of being the world’s worst travel destination in its yearly Cities Survey.

This is not an overt move by a TripAdvisor editorial team to manipulate a perspective in light of East-West tensions: Rather, this represents organic, grassroots condemnation from a pool of 54,000 TripAdvisor survey respondents from around the globe.

Of the 37 cities on the list, Moscow finished third to last in terms of “best overall experience.” Across 16 categories, there were no placements in the top three of any category. There were nine instances of bottom three placement. Moscow, apparently, is theaccording to the WolframAlpha database. TripAdvisor and other review sites generally are bastions of leisure appraisals and represent only this small fraction of Moscow visitors.

“Most of our foreign travelers have been to many destinations,” Privet Hostels CEO Daniel Mishin said. With visas being bureaucratically intimidating and the legacy of the Cold War still hanging, Russia still remains low on many people’s list of places to visit. Hoteliers like Mishin seem to find that accomplished travelers tend to be the ones who visit Russia, and accomplished travelers make for picky travelers and thorny reviewers.

There is another, more empirical defense of the city: in the report, Moscow placed healthily in the middle of the pack in the categories of culture, street cleanliness, and public transportation. To see this in action,


“Deep cuts in health spending by the Indian Government will lead to continued inadequate health services and delays in achieving universal access to healthcare,” argued experts in The British Medical Journal on Friday.

The Journal is a knowledge provider that aims to advance healthcare worldwide by sharing knowledge and expertise on the subject.

The Bharatiya Janata Party, elected to power last year, promised to increase access to health, improve quality and lower costs. But in 2014-2015, the Central Government spent much less than it had budgeted for – 20 per cent less in current spending and as much as 50 per cent less in capital spending. “The government has not just belied these promises, it has done precisely the opposite of them,” said Jayati Ghosh, professor of economics at theYan Gomes strikeout, David Murphy drove a line drive into right scoring Santana and Chisenhall. A Mike Aviles sacrifice fly put the Tribe up 3-0.

The Twins challenged Salazar in the bottom of the fourth. With runners at the corners, Sam Fuld drove in Oswaldo Arcia with a grounder to first, but Salazar struck out Brian Dozier to quell the threat.

In the bottom of the seventh, Dozier scored the Twins only other run with a line drive home run that cleared the wall near the left foul pole. After a Trevor Plouffe strikeout, Kendrys Morales stepped in against Indians reliever Scott Atchison.

Morales blooped a single near the left field line. He made a wide turn at first and dug for second as Indians cup-of-coffee outfielder Chris Dickerson fielded the