Tesoro (4:22.74), and Aliso Niguel’s Sean Slusiewicz leads a pack of four who went 45-point in the 100 free at 45.33.

About James Sutherland

James formerly competed for the Laurentian Voyageurs in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in February of 2018, placing 11th at the OUA Championships in the 200 IM, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics in May. He …on Chinese Linguistics, ed. Hongyin Tao et al., volume 2, 406–423. Los Angeles: UCLA.

Smith, Carlota (1997).  The Parameter of Aspect.  Dordrecht: Kluwer.
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Monday, December 13, 2010

Saudi Arabia Big Funder of Jihadists

Saudi Arabia is accused, along with Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, of failing to prevent some of its richest citizens financing the insurgency against Nato troops in Afghanistan. Fund-raisers from the Taliban regularly travel to UAE to take advantage of its weak borders and financial regulation to launder money.

However, it is Saudi Arabia that receives the harshest assessment. The country from which Osama bin Laden and most of the 9/11 terrorists originated, according to Mrs Clinton, "a critical financial support base for al-Qa'ida, the Taliban, Lashkar-e-Toiba and other terrorist groups, including Hamas, which probably raise millions of dollars annually from Saudi sources, often during the Haj and Ramadan".

These pilgrimages, especially the Haj, are described as a "big problem"in another cable dated 29 May 2009. Detailing a briefing from the Saudi interior ministry to Richard Holbrooke, the US envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, it notes: "The Haj is still a major security loophole for the Saudis, since pilgrims often travel with large amounts of cash and the Saudis cannot refuse them entry into Saudi Arabia."

It also quotes one of the officials admitting that the Haj is "a vacuum in our security". The huge annual influx of Muslims from around the world offers a prime opportunity for militants and their donors to enter the kingdom to exchange funds, launder money through front companies and accept money from government-approved charities.

The memo underlines that the US supports the work of Islamic charities, but is frustrated that they are so


slide core is first protracted in the mold cavity and after the fist shot of plastic, the slide core is retracted to form a space for a second shot of thermoplastic rubber (TPR) to form the integral seal. The seal of TPR, being softer than the cowl body, conforms to the shape of the windshield.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,213,541 to Razgunas, et al. assigned to the assignee of the present invention, and included herein by reference, discloses a two piece cowl assembly for a vehicle in which the two cowl parts have an edge segment and a seal member carried by said edge segment which has a sealing flap therein configured to seal against the outer surface of a windshield. The seal member has a hard and soft end,the hard end being connected to the cowl edge. The elastomeric seal is a co-extruded seal having a base of a semi-rigid strip of polypropylene and a lip that is configured as a flap having greater flexibility or elasticity than the semi-rigid base strip. As in the ""146 patent, the cowl grille panel edge is much thinner than the body of the cowl grille panel, requiring additional clamp tonnage for the injection molding machine. Further, the fit of the seal to the cowl edge, while including complementary features between the cowl grille rear edge and the inner surface of the seal body, is desired to be loose such that the seal can slip along the edge of the two cowl grille parts to allow for lateral adjustment of


is directed at a vehicle body ventilation system for a vehicle having a windshield, a hood, an air plenum, and a cowl assembly, wherein the cowl assembly comprises a cowl grille panel having a front and a rear edge and a first seal including a sealing portion for sealing against said air plenum and said hood and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said front edge of said cowl grille panel. A second seal is provided including a sealing portion and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said rear edge of said cowl grille panel, wherein the carrier portion of said first seal and said second seal is of a first durometer and said sealing portion of saidcowl grille panel to a windshield and hood of a vehicle, said seals comprising a first seal including a sealing portion and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said front edge of said cowl grille panel, and a second seal including a sealing portion and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said rear edge of said cowl grille panel. The carrier portion of said first seal and said second seal is of a first durometer and said sealing portion of said first seal and said sealing portion of said second seal each are of a second durometer wherein said sealing portion of said first seal seals against a vehicle hood and said sealing portion of said second seal


seals against a vehicle windshield, wherein said second durometer is less than said first durometer.
In a fifth alternative embodiment the present invention is directed at seals for sealing a cowl grille panel to a windshield, hood and air plenum of a vehicle, said seals comprising a first seal including a sealing portion for sealing against said air plenum and said hood and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said front edge of said cowl grille panel and a second seal including a sealing portion and a carrier portion wherein said carrier portion is frictionally engaged with said rear edge of said cowl grille panel, wherein the carrier portion of said first seal and said second seal is of a first durometer and saidMany of rock's greatest albums came at a physical and emotional price. The Rolling Stones' Exile on Main St. was fueled by the Stones' struggles with drugs, while Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks was inspired by Dylan's separation from his wife. In the case of Them Crooked Vultures' self-titled debut album, as this new video posted by the band on their YouTube page proves, drummer Dave Grohl also wrestled with a powerful addiction: an insatiable hunger for caffeine.

In the comical clip culled from footage from the Them Crooked Vultures sessions, an extremely wired Grohl is seen cavorting around the studio, demanding "fresh pots" of coffee while maniacally banging away on the drums. Thankfully, as the video notes in its denouement, Grohl is fully recovered from his caffeine


addiction. Them Crooked Vultures will next play the Coachella festival on April 16th. As Rolling Stone reported, the decaf Grohl is working on the next Foo Fighters album with Nevermind producer Butch Vig, and promises the Foos' next disc will be their "heaviest album yet."The environment in which humans live is replete with pest infestation. Pests including insects, arachnids, crustaceans, fungi, bacteria, viruses, nematodes, flatworms, roundworms, pinworms, hookworms, tapeworms, trypanosomes, schistosomes, botflies, fleas, ticks, mites, and lice and the like are pervasive in the human environment, and a multitude of means have been utilized for attempting to control infestations by these pests. Compositions for controlling infestations by microscopic pests such as bacteria, fungi, and viruses have been provided in the form of antibiotic compositions, antiviral compositions, and antifungal compositions. Compositions for controlling infestations by larger pests such as nematodes, flatworm, roundworms, pinworms, heartworms, tapeworms, trypanosomes, schistosomes, and the like have typically been in the form of chemical compositions which can either be applied to the surfaces of substrates on which pests are


plants expressing Bt insecticidal proteins is a marked decrease in the amount of chemical pesticidal agents that are applied to the environment to control pest infestation in crop fields in areas in which such transgenic crops are used. The decrease in application of chemical pesticidal agents has resulted in cleaner soils and cleaner waters running off of the soils into the surrounding streams, rivers, ponds and lakes. In addition to these environmental benefits, there has been a noticeable increase in the numbers of beneficial insects in crop fields in which transgenic insect resistant crops are grown because of the decrease in the use of chemical insecticidal agents.
Antisense methods and compositions have been reported in the art and are believed to exert their effects through the synthesis of aWHAT with universities, the press, a majority of journalists and the Department of Foreign Affairs and other strongholds of the liberal establishment being awash with the woolly-minded and/or loathers of Israel, it's time for those of us who admire that beleaguered, courageous little democratic upholder of freedom and enlightenment once again to declare our support.

On behalf of the woolly-minded, Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin has strongly condemned the Israeli bombardment as a "wholly disproportionate and unacceptable response". As we know from our own history, he added, "actions such as these . . . serve to continue and to escalate the cycle of violence". So what would you suggest, Micheal? A visit from Martin McGuinness and Peter Robinson to explain how a peace process can be conducted?

When will


we get it into our collective thick heads that our own rather simple tribal problem on this island has little relevance to those in far-away countries of which we know little? This is not a matter of the settler and the natives finding a way of divvying up power, but of a small country trying to survive.

The majority of Israelis are desperate for peace, and accept a two-state solution in which land is bartered for security. But as the leftish Israeli revisionist historian Professor Benny Morris, who has never hesitated to condemn Israeli military excesses, wrote last week in the New York Times, they are also fearful that "the walls -- and history -- are closing in on their 60-year-old state". Despite peace treaties, most of the Araband wider Islamic world continue to deny Israel's legitimacy; in the West, where the Holocaust is a distant memory and Arab states increasingly powerful, anti-Israeli propaganda is turning public opinion negative.

Yet Israel is facing terrible threats everywhere it looks. East is Iran, where the crazy President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who hangs homosexuals and apostates, wants to eradicate Israel with nuclear weapons just as swiftly. North, in Lebanon, is Iran's proxy, Hizbollah, dedicated to destroying Israel with the help of the 40,000 or so Russian-made rockets supplied by Iran and Syria, its northern neighbour. South is Hamas, whose ruthlessness was evident when they drove Fatah, their political opponents, out of the Gaza Strip, from which Israel had withdrawn as part of a peace deal which Hamas has systematically breached.

At home,


although in sharp contrast to the Arab countries which persecute Jews and Christians, Israel has treated its Arab citizens (1.3 million to 5.5 million Jews) well: their reward has been the gradual radicalisation of Israeli Arabs, whose high birthrate presents a demographic threat.

One-tenth of the Israeli population is within reach of the rockets that Hamas militants had been firing into their territory day and night even before the leadership announced a unilateral end to the ceasefire. It is the constant terror under which their people live that has united Israelis behind their political leaders in the attacks on Gaza, even though they realise Hamas has deliberately provoked such actions. As Amos Oz, the Israeli peace activist, has written, though Israel would rather have the ceasefire, it must defendperk me up a bit.

Perhaps by nature of his position, Mr. Tanaka is the person I talk with the most out of all of the people at my various schools. Though he had a full career as an English teacher and was allowed to retire, he chose instead to continue on, assisting in English classes where he observes the students and helps those who are struggling. Much like myself, he doesn't have too many lessons to plan, and so we end up with a good amount of time to chat between classes.

He's currently studying for the highest level of the Eiken, one of the main English language proficiency tests in Japan, and has this notebook full of obscure and complex vocabulary words. He pulls out unfamiliar words from


Story highlights U.S. House candidate says cat of his campaign director was "slaughtered"

Democratic hopeful Ken Aden says director Jacob Burris, with his four kids, found dead pet

Aden reports the word "Liberal" was spray painted on the side of cat

Russellville, Arkansas, Police Department seeks tips from public in case

The cat of an Arkansas Democratic campaign director was "slaughtered" and found on Sunday with the word "Liberal" scrawled in spray paint on its side, Democratic congressional candidate Ken Aden told CNN on Monday.

The cat of Jacob Burris, who works for Aden in his bid for Arkansas' 3rd Congressional District, was found on Burris' doorstep on Sunday in Russellville, according to Aden.

Burris was with his four children when they found their dead pet, a mixed-breed Siamese cat, on their front doorstep.

"What'sSeveral people onboard a Spirit Airlines flight were reportedly taken to the hospital after the plane was forced to land due to an “unknown odor,” officials confirmed to local outlets.

In a statement to Fox News, a spokesperson for Spirit Airlines confirmed the incident and said the crew was taken to the hospital "as a precaution."

"Flight 301 with scheduled service Wednesday from Baltimore to Fort Lauderdale turned back shortly after takeoff due to an unknown odor presenting onboard. No Guests reported any medical issues. Our crew of 7 were checked out as a precaution," the statement read.

The flight departed from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport in Maryland around 7 a.m. for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Soon after takeoff, the flight declared an alert for “major difficulties” and was forced to


COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — Officials in British Columbia will use helicopter gunners to shoot up to 24 wolves just north of the Idaho border this winter in an effort to save the 18 remaining southern Selkirk Mountains woodland caribou in a herd from extinction.

The Spokesman Review reports that both the caribou and wolves roam across the Canadian border into north Idaho and northeast Washington. The herd has struggled from losses of old-growth habitat and other issues. Snowmobiling has been restricted in most of the core recovery area in Canada and the United States.

The South Selkirk herd was 46 strong in 2009, but it dropped to 27 in 2012, officials said. The latest survey puts the herd at 18. The caribou are listed as endangered species in the U.S.attorney for appellant he was informed that the defendant Langford was operating a drive-in theatre on property adjacent to appellant's property; that inquiries were made to the Planning Commission to see whether or not a permit had been issued and that the names of the respondents were mentioned as having some interest in the theatre, that no title search was made on the property but that appellant did obtain certain information from the Planning Commission records that Thren and Langford owned undivided interests therein, and that thereupon appellant filed a complaint against all the defendants to clarify the interests as to each and every defendant in the theatre and in said land.
With regard to the default judgment against respondents, the affidavit of appellant's attorney states that the appellant


where the lower court has abused its discretion that the appellate court will reverse its action."
[1c] It was well established by the affidavits of both the respondents and the appellant that the respondents were not the owners of nor in possession of the property and did not participate in any way in the commission of the act of cutting off the irrigation ditch.
As noted in the facts above, the complaint was verified by the attorney for the appellant and stated that the respondents had been notified by the appellant that she would be damaged by the destruction of the irrigation ditch, and then in the affidavit against the motion to vacate default judgment it was stated that the appellant had not conversed with the respondents.
The fact that theMax 2: White House Hero

Max 2: White House Hero is a 2017 American adventure film produced by Warner Bros. and Sunswept Entertainment. The film was released by Orion Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures on May 5, 2017.  It is a sequel to the 2015 film Max. The movie was filmed on location in and around Vancouver, British Columbia. Principal photography on the film began in June 2016 and wrapped on July 13, 2016.

Plot
Max is assigned to the White House while Charlie, the Secret Service dog, is on maternity leave. He meets TJ (Zane Austin), a 12-year-old boy, who is the President's son. Due to his father's high profile, he is trying hard to fit in and lead a normal life. During a state visit by the Russian


Officials are probing how a 51-year-old highway bridge came to collapse in the Italian port city of Genoa yesterday, killing at least 26 people and injuring 16 others as it sent dozens of vehicles tumbling into a heap of concrete and twisted steel.

Killer Sean Price has pleaded guilty to breaching a sex offender supervision order when he raped a woman two days after murdering Melbourne schoolgirl Masa Vukotic.

Price, 33, is already serving a life sentence for stabbing Ms Vukotic in a park in Doncaster in March 2015 when she was 17-years-old.

Two days later while still on the run, he raped a woman in a bookstore, triggering a charge of breaching a court order because he was already a registered sex offender.

Masa Vukotic was 17 years old when sheFormer Labor Secretary and newly elected Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez has already had a scuffle with President Donald Trump.

Perez was elected the new chairman after he beat Keith Ellison of Minnesota on a 235-200 vote on the second round.

Trump tweeted at him: 'Congratulations to Thomas Perez, who has just been named Chairman of the DNC. I could not be happier for him, or for the Republican Party!'

Trump seemed to imply that Perez would be a failure, thereby helping the Republican Party.

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Former Labor Secretary and newly elected Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez, left, has already had a scuffle with President Donald Trump

Trump tweeted at him: 'Congratulations to Thomas Perez, who has just been named Chairman of the DNC. I could not be happier


Ellison stressed the need for a unified party despite the divisions between establishment Democrats who backed Perez and the liberal wing that favored Ellison.

Perez is the son of Dominican immigrants, while Ellison is the first Muslim elected to the US Congress.

Hillary Clinton congratulated Tom Perez on his win saying she is excited for a 'strong, unified party.' Perez endorsed Clinton during the 2016 presidential election

Senator Bernie Sanders, who had previously backed Ellison, congratulated Perez in a tweet after his win

The new DNC chair had been mentioned as Hillary Clinton's possible running mate during the 2016 presidential election. The 55-year-old Democratic leader later campaigned for Clinton and Kaine in the 2016 election.

Hillary Clinton tweeted: 'Congrats to [DNC chair Tom Perez] & deputy [Keith Ellison]. Excited for strong, unified partyshould lead their party in the era of President Donald Trump, and headed to the second ballot. Perez fell within two votes of winning the party chairmanship during the first round.

Keith Ellison was about a dozen votes behind, leaving the race still undecided with 427 eligible party members set to vote again.

Earlier today, Democrats were still deadlocked over who should lead their party. Perez is seen celebrating above

The election of chairman of the Democratic National Committee has animated the hundreds of party officials, donors and activists who convened in Atlanta.

The unusually competitive race highlights the intensity of Democratic soul-searching after Hillary Clinton's presidential loss, which capped a pronounced slide in the party's fortunes from Washington to statehouses around the country.

The third-place finisher, Sally Boynton Brown of Idaho, dropped


local Democratic parties.

The chair campaign has been uncharted territory as Democrats face a power deficit not seen in nine decades. Republicans control the White House, Congress and about two-thirds of US statehouses.

The GOP is one Senate confirmation fight away from a conservative majority on the Supreme Court.

With Democrats in agreement in their opposition to Trump, the race is likely to turn on who convinces enough DNC members to believe in his or her promises of rebuilding party infrastructure that withered under Obama despite his personal electoral success.

Ellison told voting members he has signatures from 750,000 rank-and-file Democrats who support his chairmanship bid. He promised to 'convert them from demonstration energy to electoral energy.' He pledged to prioritize small donations to finance the party, while working to 'organize thisthat would typically be involved in the coordinating the response to the opioid crisis like the ONDCP drug Czar, an HHS Sec, and DEA admin. A Senior White House official said that filling these positions is "an urgent priority" and that he will be putting forth names "soon.' The official also blamed democrats for their "historic opposition and obstruction" in getting leadership positions filled.

During Thursday's event, officials say that the president will welcome a variety of people to declaration ceremony, including those in recovery, struggling with addiction, first responders, and those on the law enforcement side. A White House official also suggested that the President will touch on his personal experience with addiction during his remarks this afternoon, seemingly a nod to his family's experience with Mr. Trump's


older brother's fatal struggle with alcohol abuse.

At a congressional hearing Wednesday in Washington, Republicans and Democrats shared frustration as they questioned top administration officials about federal spending to fight a crisis that kills tens of thousands of people each year.

"I don't understand why more resources aren't flowing to help out a rural state like West Virginia," said West Virginia Republican Rep. David McKinley. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, a New Mexico Democrat, echoed: "People at home don't feel like they're getting help."

During his campaign, Mr. Trump pledged to make fighting addiction a top priority at rallies in some of the hardest-hit states in the nation.

"When I won the New Hampshire primary, I promised the people of New Hampshire that I would stop drugs from pouring into your communities. Iwith some setbacks and delays along the way.

In some locations, people addicted to opioids are starting to get treatment for the first time. In others, bureaucratic hurdles prevent innovation, driving home the point that gaining ground on the epidemic will be difficult. There's one constant: It takes time for government grants to trickle down to real people.

The $1 billion for states is part of last year's 21st Century Cures Act, which also addressed cancer research and medical innovation. The bipartisan bill was signed by President Obama in December.

"It is a great opportunity, but it comes with a lot of angst," said Tom Hill of the nonprofit National Council for Behavioral Health, which advocates for addiction treatment providers. States have analyzed data, chosen contractors and are "just getting programs


to expand into underserved regions.

Places like Fellowship House in Birmingham, Alabama, are using drugs like Suboxone, a combination of buprenorphine and naloxone, with patients for the first time.

"When I took Suboxone, it was like a miracle," said one Fellowship House patient, 43-year-old John Montesano, a former long-haul truck driver with a 20-year pill addiction, chronic pain and no health insurance. "I'd be dead now" without it, he said. "Or worse, not dead" and still using.

Montesano recently marked six months without a relapse. He attends daily recovery meetings, works at a sandwich shop and plans to reunite with his wife. As long as the money goes for treatment "the way Fellowship House does it," he said, Congress "should release all the money they can spare."LONDON (Reuters) - Former British foreign minister Boris Johnson called again on Sunday for Prime Minister Theresa May to change course on Brexit, accusing her of forcing through a deal to keep the country locked in the EU’s customs union in a “total surrender”.

Conservative MP Boris Johnson walks through his garden at his home near Oxford, Britain, October 3, 2018. REUTERS/Toby Melville

It was the latest call by Johnson, the figurehead of Britain’s campaign to leave the European Union, for May to drop her so-called Chequers plans in favor of negotiating a clean break with the bloc and securing a Canada-style free trade deal.

His comments come days after his brother, fellow Conservative lawmaker Jo Johnson, resigned as a transport minister over Brexit. Boris Johnson said he agreed with his


U.K. government funds the official running costs of the queen's household, official royal travel and maintenance of occupied royal households.

Queen Elizabeth II is estimated to be worth around $425 million, according to analysis carried out by Bloomberg last year.

Buckingham Palace said an independent report concluded that without urgent work there was a risk of serious damage to the building and the valuable items it houses.

Queen Elizabeth II meets Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa at Buckingham Palace on Thursday. REX/Shutterstock / Shutterstock

"Buckingham Palace is one of the most iconic buildings in the world, and this program is designed to extend its working life by a further 50 years," said Tony Johnstone-Burt, the master of the queen's household. "The program addresses parts of the structure you can't see fromthe outside: the plumbing, electrics and other essential building services which have gone six decades without a comprehensive upgrade."

Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of Britain’s monarch since 1837.

It has 775 rooms, including 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 19 state rooms, and 78 bathrooms.

Buckingham Palace in 1935. AP

More than 50,000 people visit the building each year as guests on state banquets, receptions, garden parties and other functions.

A further 500,000 pass through the gates as tourists during the annual summer opening, according to officials.

The most crucial work will begin in April 2017.


Former Mackay player to face old club in game on Saturday

Former Sarina and Mackay Cutters player Ross Bella will play for the Cowboys Under-20 team against the Cutters on Saturday night.

The game will be a curtain-raiser to the North Queensland Cowboys and Brisbane Broncos trial game.

Cowboys National Youth Competition coach Todd Payten said the team was looking good after a tough pre-season.

"I think they're itching to get out on the park and get into it," he said.

"The boys have been training hard and I can't question their work effort, everyone is looking forward to Saturday."

This is the youth team's first hit-out of the year, and Payten said it would be a good contest particularly after the Cutters' impressive performance against the St George Illawarra Dragons at the weekend.

"Ispoke to Kim Williams, the coach and he said they competed well, which is good for him... and good for us," Payten said.

"We're looking to improve as a squad mentally, at stages throughout games our concentration levels, particularly at 20s levels, teams tend to drift in and out of games."

Payten said Bella was looking forward to the game.

"He's got the advantage of having a lot of support down there," he said.

Payten said Bella had been impressive since being involved with the Cowboys outfit.

"He has been really good, he's nice, he works hard and he's a pretty intelligent type of footballer," he said.

"He has fitted in very well.

"Physically I think he's probably a good 12 months away, after another 12 months in the gym he'll grow in leaps and


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Some of these tactics surely are illegal in many countries right now.

Cambridge Analytica studies each potential swing voters (or many of them) and finds the special kind of a message that may bring the individual voter to the desired direction – and he's served the corresponding online material. Steve Bannon was a key co-founder of Cambridge Analytica but that clearly isn't enough to make the organization ethical in my eyes.

The organization has boasted to have made a difference in several countries where you expect voters to be borderline morons – such as Kenya, Nigeria, and indeed, the Czech Republic (and India and Argentina). Also, they have bragged


The Irish Medicines Board has confirmed that a number of batches of an anti-depressant drug being recalled by GlaxoSmithKline had been placed on the Irish market.

The recall was ordered following a warning from the US Food and Drug Administration.

It said the active ingredient for the drug, manufactured in Co Cork, may have been contaminated with a solvent from a pharmaceutical waste tank.

The anti-depressant is branded under the names Paxil and Seroxat, depending on the markets, and the active ingredient is called Paroxetine.

In a statement this evening, the IMB said it is also investigating the possibility that further batches of the drug were imported into Ireland from other EU countries.

The board said it is being informed by GlaxoSmithKline that the company is voluntarily recalling the affected batches at wholesaletank at the plant.

Glaxo conducted a risk assessment on the quality of the Paroxetine and deemed it safe for use in the manufacture of the anti-depressant.

The US Food and Drug Administration said this was a deviation from good manufacturing practice; it said Glaxo failed to take sufficient corrective action.

Glaxo is now voluntarily withdrawing batches of the drug involved, but insists there is no increased risk to patients' health.

The US Food and Drug Administration has warned GlaxoSmithKline that unless the company addresses the deficiencies identified at its Currabinny plant it may withhold approval for any of its new products .

It said it may even ban existing Glaxo drugs manufactured there from the United States.

GlaxoSmithKline has a week to respond.


was quickly joined by a coterie of lawyers before the group huddled in an alcove next to the courtroom. The group laughed in hushed tones as Page joked about something. The court security officer indicated it was time to go in, and they did, followed by a few reporters re-entering the court.

In court, Page's demeanor was strange, almost overly focused. Someone had clearly prepped him by telling him to smile, and make eye contact with the jury. He certainly did both. In fact, he never stopped. The constant smiling and staring made him look somewhat maniacal at times. As David Boies grilled him about the creation of Android, Page answered his most of his questions without even glancing in his direction. Boies started off by focusing on thetransparent, receives the image from the layer on the first member upon contact with the exposed area of the layer in the presence of processing liquid spread between the first and second member.
The two superposed members are generally held together by a masking member provided with an opening to frame the image on the image-receiving member. A rupturable container containing processing liquid, commonly referred to in the art as "pod", is located at one end of the masking member and a trap for collecting any excess processing liquid is located at the opposite end of the masking member.
A film assemblage of the general type described above is disclosed, for example, in the U.S. Pat. No. 4,042,395 granted to F. F. Tone et al., and U.S. Pat. No. 4,824,761,


Kershaw lowers MLB-leading ERA on way to 14th win

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Clayton Kershaw has set the bar so high for himself that a six-hit outing over eight innings qualifies as a subpar effort for the two-time Cy Young Award winner.

The Los Angeles Dodgers ace walked two and allowed leadoff hitters to reach base in four of his first five innings but still came away with his 11th straight victory in a 5-1 win Sunday over the Milwaukee Brewers. He struck out six, nearly five below his average per nine innings.

This equates to "struggling" for Kershaw.

"It was a struggle for him all day long. It felt like he was working hard, but he kept battling and giving us chances," manager Don Mattingly said.

Nevertheless, Kershaw (14-2) lowered his league-leading ERAwhile."

In the third, Nelson wasted his leadoff double after getting tagged out trying to advance from second on a grounder by Carlos Gomez. Later, Gomez was picked off first.

Rickie Weeks hit a leadoff double in fifth. Two batters later, Jean Segura popped up a squeeze attempt caught by a charging Kershaw in front of the plate. He threw to third to easily double off Weeks.

"I think anytime you face a pitcher like Kershaw, if you try to just get stagnant, I don't think much is going to happen," manager Ron Roenicke said.

That strategy worked to perfection in the first. Gomez walked and stole second for his 25th steal of the year. Ryan Braun followed with an RBI single to stake Nelson to an early 1-0 lead.

But after a


in the midst of a 20-day stretch without a day off.

Brewers: Milwaukee assured itself of a winning homestand against top NL West teams San Francisco and Los Angeles after taking the first two games against the Dodgers. Roenicke promised the team's focus wouldn't change when a four-game series starts Monday against the last-place Cubs in Chicago. Yovani Gallardo (6-6) gets the start.on aesthetic experience and subjectivity. [Originally published in Art Criticism (Winter 1985/86). Reprinted in Donald Kuspit, The New Subjectivism: Art in the 1980s, Ann Arbor: UMI Research Press, 1988.] The subjective (and intersubjective) plays a crucial role in Kuspit’s theory of art and criticism and provides a useful supplement to his argument in The End of Art.

In this essay, Kuspit gives a psychoanalytic account of the role of modern art criticism. He makes the case that one of the things one typically looks for in art is substance, significance, and permanence. In particular, he links our desire for art with "enduring value" to a fundamental human need for meaning and psychological stability. Art and life are related, albeit not in the postmodern sense that there is no real


PLYMOUTH, Mich. -- The U.S. women's hockey team, fueled and fired up by an opportunity to play in a tournament it was willing to sit out, started fast and strong against its rival in a highly charged and physical game.

Brianna Decker broke a scoreless tie late in the second period and Nicole Hensley stopped 18 shots, lifting the U.S. over Canada 2-0 on Friday night in the International Ice Hockey Federation women's world championship opener for both teams.

"I know a lot of people didn't know what to expect from us after having just 48 hours of preparation," defenseman Monique Lamoureux-Morando said. "But we expect this kind of performance out of ourselves."

Said Megan Keller, who played defense for the U.S. near her hometown in suburban Detroit: "Built-up energy. Wewere all excited to get out here and get the first game rolling. It definitely puts into perspective how important these tournaments are and how much they mean to you and your teammates."

The Americans threatened to pull out of the tournament unless USA Hockey committed to paying the women more and treating them more like their male counterparts.

After getting about $1,000 a month from the organization for six months around the Olympics in the past, members of the U.S. team can now make a living playing the sport. They will make $3,000 to $4,000 a month, with the ability to earn over $70,000 annually with contributions from the United States Olympic Committee. Players can make up to $129,000 with the Olympics in 2018, and USA Hockey also will


landmark deal paved the way for a highly entertaining game in front of 3,152 fans.

"It's a terrific night," Ogrean said after the second period. "We've got a wonderful crowd here, USA Hockey arena, and the game everyone came to see, the two best teams in the world are playing at a very high level in an ultra-competitive game. And obviously, you could tell our players had a lot of bottled-up energy that they were ready to play with, especially in the first period."

The Americans controlled the play all night against their rivals. Gigi Marvin gave them a two-goal cushion early in the third, and their swarming defense shut out a high-powered offense.

Shannon Szabados made some spectacular saves to keep the Canadians in the game and finished with 28the third straight time over Canada and sixth time in seven opportunities.

They will, though, have to go through the motions in the eight-nation tournament.

The U.S. will face Russia and Canada will look to bounce back against Finland on Saturday as they continue the three-game opening round.

Canadian players had voiced support for the Americans in their battle for better wages and conditions in an at-times contentious off-ice battle, and acknowledged their rivals had a lot on their side.

"They had the home crowd and it was a big thing for female sports and they got it," Poulin said. "I think it was a big, emotional game for them."

ESPN's Johnette Howard and The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Key points: West said Mr Trump is "on his hero's journey right now"

West said Mr Trump is "on his hero's journey right now" He encouraged Mr Trump to switch Air Force One for a hydrogen-powered plane

He encouraged Mr Trump to switch Air Force One for a hydrogen-powered plane Mr Trump described West as a "smart cookie"

Ahead of a private lunch with US President Donald Trump, the two men spoke with reporters as they sat across from each other at the Resolute desk — which West periodically banged his fist on as he made his points.

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Three construction workers have been injured in an explosion, while constructing a railway tunnel in central Georgia.

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EAST LANSING -- City Council on Tuesday opted to offer formal recognition to LGBT couples who otherwise have access to no such recognition, making East Lansing just the second municipality in the state with a domestic partnership registry.

Mayor Pro Tem Nathan Triplett first brought the matter before council in August. He said Tuesday's action--council signed off on the registry by a 4-0 vote with Councilman Vic Loomis absent--allows East Lansing to give some recognition to same-sex couples.

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for the rising unemployment of the late 1930s. (Others argued that the attempt to balance the government budget that year was responsible, a thesis Shlaes does not mention.)

But in the end there is little historical evidence for her larger claim that the New Deal made the Depression worse and that without it, the crisis would simply have passed. After all, the catastrophe of the 1930s was halted not by private industry but by the massive public spending generated to fight World War II--an outlay of government resources far greater than anything Roosevelt had initially imagined. The fall in unemployment during the buildup to the war seemed proof of the central principles of Keynesianism: the private economy cannot always spend its way out of a depression; sometimes public spendingis needed to stimulate growth. The experience of the war seemed to validate the New Deal, not disprove it. If anything, it suggested that Roosevelt should have gone further--that the New Deal was compromised by his timidity, not his radicalism. Does Shlaes seriously think that the Depression would have melted away if only Calvin Coolidge had been President? Was Alcoholics Anonymous really an alternative to the New Deal?

And if the New Deal was such a failure, why did it produce one of the most enduring political realignments of the century? In particular, how did Roosevelt win the loyalty of millions of voters, many of whom had never voted before? Shlaes dismisses FDR's electoral success by arguing that he was a master of cynical politicking. She suggests that he


won re-election in 1936 (taking every state in the nation except Maine and Vermont) because he invented a "new kind of interest-group politics." Roosevelt "made groups where only individual citizens or isolated cranks had stood before," gave those groups financial benefits and won votes for it. Social Security and the Wagner Act, in her mind, were little more than crass bids to win working-class support in the 1936 election. But she does not really reckon with the obvious counterargument: that Roosevelt's electoral success reflected support for the New Deal in a larger ideological and political sense--that people gave their endorsement to the broad project of providing working-class people with minimal economic security during downturns that no policy-maker fully understood how to control. For the New Deal was notonly about stimulating the economy; it was also an attempt to alleviate the sufferings of the poor, the aged and the unemployed, a goal that many New Dealers saw as distinct from restoring economic growth. They wanted to rescue capitalism (Roosevelt often seemed surprised by how much hostility businessmen expressed toward his program), but they also wanted to change the way that it worked.

In the end, the Depression itself cannot help but intrude on Shlaes's optimism about the free market. Now and then, a few characters besides Mellon and the Schechters and Father Divine appear in her account, like the young couple from New York City who retreated to a Catskills cabin in 1931 to starve to death because they were too ashamed to beg, and the 13-year-old


boy who hanged himself in Brooklyn in 1937 after watching the gas in his family's home get shut off, a story Shlaes uses to begin her book. The economic breakdown of the 1930s made faith in the benevolence of business almost impossible during the decade. Shlaes may interpret these stories as demonstrating the failures of the New Deal, but at the time people saw them as evidence of the limits of the market.

For Shlaes, the New Deal was a scheme hatched by well-meaning reformers to carry out their good intentions and grand schemes, paying for their "big projects" with the tax money of the common man. But during the 1930s, millions of forgotten men became involved in politics themselves. The entire New Deal project, as Shlaes presents it,was carried out from above, by the President and the gang of intellectuals and dreamers gathered around him. But American society was shaken during the decade by political explosions: the birth of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, the eviction protests and hunger marches and sit-down strikes, the growth of the Communist Party and other radical groups. Economic depression does not always lead to political mobilization--but in the 1930s, it did. (Reading The Forgotten Man, you'd never know that the vibrant and tragicomic world of radical idealism, delusion and commitment memorably chronicled by writers like Edmund Wilson and Alfred Kazin ever existed.) The law professors and economists and the generation of old Progressives who worked with Roosevelt to craft New Deal legislation did so under pressure from people who


in ordinary times might have stayed away from politics but who found themselves during the Great Depression facing economic circumstances that their local and community institutions could not ameliorate, that their old faiths in self-reliance could not contain. Because Shlaes interprets the New Deal as little more than the experiment of a jaded political class, she cannot really look at the popular protest of the decade, let alone assess the ways it shaped legislation.

Throughout the 1940s and '50s, conservatives openly criticized the New Deal. Today, it is unusual for an author like Shlaes to devote much attention to the decade of the Depression. The New Deal is more often invoked by liberal writers, who describe the political economy of the 1950s and '60s--which the New Deal helped tocreate--as an example of the kind of mixed economy that might produce a more egalitarian society today. Frequently it is remembered uncritically as a kind of political pastoral, an image quite different from the one people on the left and even liberals held during the years that followed the end of World War II. Then, many liberal writers criticized the postwar order. John Kenneth Galbraith excoriated the self-absorbed mass consumption of the "affluent society," in which the public sector was devoted primarily to stockpiling weaponry for the fight against Communism. Michael Harrington reminded a complacent nation of the continued reality of poverty. New Left scholars pointed out the ways that corporations were able to seize hold of liberal institutions, while the civil rights movement made clear how little


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no husband present, and 6.1% were non-families. 4.5% of all households were made up of individuals, none of whom were 65 years of age or older.  The average household size was 3.41 and the average family size was 3.51.

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President, Japan Child and Family Research Institute; Tetsuji Yokoyama, Director, Department of Health Promotion, National Institute of Public Health; Nobuo Yoshiike, Professor, Department of Nutrition, Aomori Prefectural University of Health Science. Following are members of the Working group based on a grant from the Ministry of Health Welfare and Labour (H23‐jisedai‐shitei‐005): Tetsuji Yokoyama (PI), Director, Department of Health Promotion, National Institute of Public Health; Noriko Kato, Research Managing Director, National Institute of Public Health; Hidemi Takimoto, Senior Researcher in Chief, Department of Health Promotion, National Institute of Public Health; Hiroshi Tada, Professor Emeritus, Toho University; Susumu Yokoya, President, Japanese Society of Child Endocrinology; Toshiaki Tanaka, President, Japanese Society of Auxology; Kazuo Itabashi, Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Showa University; Masanobu Tanaka, Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Toho UniversityOhmori Hospital; Yoshio Matsuda, Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Tokyo Women\'s Medical University; Zentaro Yamagata, Department of Health Science, Yamanashi University. We would like to thank Dr Honami Yoshida in National Institute of Public Health and Dr Tsuyoshi Isojima in Tokyo University Hospital for evaluating the research results. Also we should thank Professor Masahiro Takaishi for the consultation of the Japanese child growth references for decades.


CJ McCollum and Damian Lillard explain how trash talking raises the level of the game and that if someone starts to trash talk them, they will respond back. (1:24)

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The first-round playoff matchup between the Golden State Warriors and Portland Trail Blazers is almost certain to be a high-scoring series, and it also appears it will be a trash-talking series.

Warriors forward Draymond Green, known for being verbally provocative, had a few verbal confrontations with Trail Blazers guards Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum in Game 1 on Sunday afternoon, and all three players welcome it.

"For me, it's just going to make me raise the level of my game because I take [Green's trash talk] as a challenge," Lillard said after his team's 121-109 loss. "I'm going totake exception to it, and I'm going to say something back. That's what it's going to be, as long as that's how he's approaching it -- it's going to be coming right back."

It started near the end of the first quarter when Lillard attacked the basket for a dunk attempt and was rejected by Warriors reserve big man JaVale McGee. However, the officials called McGee for a personal foul.

The Warriors were outraged, believing it was a clean block. As Lillard walked to the free throw line, Green uttered some words, and the two jawed back and forth during the entire free throw trip.

"I think having a guy like that on the floor, I think it raises the level of the game, because I don't even talk trash, and


he was saying so much out there that I had a whole lot to say tonight," Lillard said of Green.

In the fourth quarter, Green dribbled the ball the length of the court and elevated for a dunk. However, he muffed the jam and the ball sailed out of bounds.

McCollum, who was seen grinning, took it upon himself to give Green a taste of his own trash-talking medicine.

"He was saying so much out there that I had a whole lot to say tonight," Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard, left, said of responding to Draymond Green's trash talk on Sunday. Garrett Ellwood/NBAE/Getty Images

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You wouldn't know it by his record, but Stealcase has always been a standout ever since he arrived in the barn of trainer Mark Casse. He will finally try to put it all together in the $500,000 Vinery Racing Spiral Stakes.

Even-money choice Dancinginherdreams charged through an opening at the rail and romped to victory in the $165,450 Pocahontas Stakes (gr. II) on the opening day of the Churchill Downs fall meet Oct. 31.

Dell Hancock and D.G. Van Clief Jr. have been elected to the board of stewards of The Jockey Club, filling the positions vacated by Donald R. Dizney and John C. Oxley at the expiration of their four-year terms of office.

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from Flying Glitter in deep stretch for her first graded stakes victory in the $300,000 Raven Run (gr. II) for 3-year-old fillies at Keeneland Saturday.

Friends of New York Racing, a nonprofit entity formed to devise a new economic model for New York racing, has proposed a profitable public/private structure for the New York Racing Association and installation of video lottery terminals at Belmont Park.

The hopeful expectations of both Keeneland Association officials and consignors did not materialize at the company's annual 2-year-olds in training sale Tuesday as all key numbers declined from one year ago.

Trainer John Ward won't be caught up in the hoopla of Florida Derby (gr. I) week like he was in 2001 when Monarchos parlayed a victory in Gulfstream's premier event into a win in thehealth of horses. The challenge allows the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation to qualify for matching funds of $1-million over the next four years by successfully raising $250,000 annually in new contributions.

While leading Belmont Stakes (gr. I) contenders Funny Cide, Empire Maker and Dynever are getting most of the attention these days, it wasn't long ago that Sky Mesa, Vindication and Toccet were the darlings of the current 3-year-old class.

John C. Oxley announced the retirement of his grade I winner and Florida champion Booklet from racing because of an injured right front leg. The 4-year-old son of Notebook won half his 14 races and earned $989,460.

Booklet, winner of the Fountain of Youth Stakes (gr. I), was honored as the 2002 Florida-bred Horse of the Year during the Florida Thoroughbred


Breeders' and Owners' Association's annual awards dinner Monday night in Ocala.

The $150,000 Bayou Breeders' Cup Handicap at Fair Grounds, which drew multiple graded stakes winner Snow Dance, could use a break from Mother Nature. The last two years, the richest turf race for older fillies and mares at the meet has been transferred to the main track due to wet weather.and athletic wear, which has essentially created an entirely new category of clothing. Many of the clothes that people now consider work-appropriate incorporate sports-inspired materials, like spandex, Lycra, and other synthetic fibers. It's combining two trends that have dominated American casual clothing — durability and comfort — in a versatile way.

"Styling is evolving to merge business casual and sportswear into one," Clemente said. "Durability of sportswear and the versatility of business casual — put those two things together, and who's not going to want to buy it?"

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Even the most well-meaning of experiments can go horribly wrong. In 2009 the Gemeentemuseum in the Hague began to restore and conserve its huge holding of drawings and paintings by Piet Mondrian, 300 in all, a quarter of his total output as an artist. How did they come to have them in the first place? A museum director of the 1950s acquired most of them from two key collectors, both friends of Mondrian. Now they have gone on display, every last one of them, in chronological order.

Many of them are amongst his earliest. A crisply realistic still life of a basket of apples is a pleasing footnote to the Dutch Golden Age. There are many crepuscular renderings of the Dutch landscape, in which he fiddles with the horizondesign have a common goal: human betterment. His paintings gradually develop into the kind of works for which he is now known universally – blocks of reds, blues, white, yellows – contained by black lines. Checkerboard compositions with neither foreground nor background. The show ends with his very last painting, Victory Boogie Woogie, made at his final studio in New York, and unfinished at the time of his death in 1944.

So far so good, you might say. But at some point in this fairly sober-suited enterprise, the city burghers wrested Mondrian from the innocent hands of the curators and the museologists and decided to turn him into a city brand: Brand Mondrian. The consequence is a travesty, an act of trivialisation, the reduction of the man to a


handful of visual tics, visual clichés. His little blocks of colour are everywhere – on flags down the highway, in the windows of Deloitte's downtown tower block, on hoardings. Large square pontoons in Mondrian colours float on water in front of the Mauritshuis, shat upon by creative pigeons who insist on turning them Mondrian-white. There is nowhere that has not been Mondrianised.

‘Flowering Apple Tree’ is thought to have been created in the spring of 1912 (Gemeentemuseum Den Haag)

The museum shop is another extended exercise in bizarre Mondrianical excess: Mondrian bags at €280 (£244) made from cow leather; the Mondrian suitcase cover; the Mondrian magnetic paper clip holder; the Mondrian notebook, the Mondrian one-piece dress, the Mondrian scarf, vase, baseball cap, lamp shade, coffee cup, handbag, stool, egg cup,Carlyle executives share their views and expertise on a range of investment, public policy and economic matters through podcasts, commentaries, policy papers, TV interviews, speeches and presentations.

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has to start somewhere. For Turbopolsa, that was as a sub for Northern Gaming during the Season 3 Rocket League World Championship.

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Season 3 wasn’t the first time Turbopolsa had been to Worlds. He was in Los Angeles for the Season 1 World Championship, where he competed (and was knocked out early in Round 1 of the Lower Bracket) as part of Mock-It Esports alongside his now-retired teammates Alexander "Sikii" Karelin and Philip "paschy90" Paschmeyer. Season 3 was a bit different for Turbopolsa. Instead of coming in as a starter, he would instead be subbing in for Nicolai "Maestro" Bang as part of Northern Gaming. It’s a spot that nobody would envy. Coming in and competing in the biggest tournament in Rocket League history with teammates thatyou have little-to-no rapport with is an extremely daunting task.

Well, it would be for anyone but Turbopolsa. After getting knocked down to the Lower Bracket by NRG Esports, Northern Gaming began an incredible run through the Lower Bracket, taking down Rogue and The Leftovers, before exacting revenge on NRG Esports to make their way to the Grand Finals. Turbopolsa and Northern Gaming then took down Mock-It in a thrilling bracket reset that spanned a total of 13 games. As Turbopolsa, Remco "remkoe" den Boer, and David "Deevo" Morrow hoisted the trophy, the familiar rain of confetti fluttered around them. It was then that Turbopolsa knew he had ignited a fire within himself. It was just the beginning of something special. “I didn’t play during the regular season, so


teams.

In Season 4 of the RLCS, the squad ended up with a respectable 5-2 League Play record before scoring a European Regional Championship win. With the momentum behind them, Gale Force Esports swept through the Upper Bracket of the World Championship. The only thing that stood between Turbopolsa and a second-straight World Championship was Method—and it didn’t last long.

In a 4-0 beatdown, Gale Force Esports outscored Method 10-3 on their way to a perfect sweep and another World Championship win for Turbopolsa. It was a welcome surprise for the then two-time champion, who had high hopes for the tournament, but never imagined that he’d be winning another World Championship so soon. “I had a top 4 finish in my head but I never imagined winning back-to-back,” reflects Turbopolsa.instantly locking down one of the best teams in the world.

Dignitas started strong at the Season 5 World Championship, taking down Chiefs Esports Club 3-1 in the Upper Bracket Quarterfinals, but they were swiftly knocked down to the Lower Bracket after a 1-3 defeat against NRG Esports in the Upper Bracket Semifinals. Turbopolsa’s third-straight World Championship had to be earned through the Lower Bracket. Dignitas took down Evil Geniuses, Cloud9, and Complexity on their way to a fiery rematch with NRG Esports in the Grand Finals.

In what became a definitive match of competitive Rocket League, Dignitas fought to a bracket reset—and what a bracket reset it was. Like it was ripped straight from a storybook, everything came down to Game 7. With Dignitas ahead by a single goal,


William Gibson on Twitter, Antique Watches and Internet Obsessions

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William Gibson on Twitter, Antique Watches and Internet Obsessions

For William Gibson, Twitter has taken the place of his previous obsession with antique watches.

Photo: Jason Redmond/Wired

William Gibson once spent nearly five years studying the complexities of watchmaking, indulging in the accumulation of knowledge for its own sake. "I wanted to grow my own otaku-like obsession," he said in a phone interview with Wired.

These days, the author – whose books, beginning with 1984 classic Neuromancer, invented imaginary worlds that seem strangely in tune with our present-day reality – says he has no real obsession. But the spare time he used to spend studying antique timepieces now gets spent on Twitter.

In Part 2 of the Wired interview, one of science fiction's most singularit's just life; it's not science fiction, it's not fantasy. In American science fiction, the city in the future was always brand new – every square inch of it."

Gibson: I think my relationship with cities was formed by initially not growing up in one. I grew up in a very small town that wasn't near any big city. And the few really big cities I glimpsed as a child were just total other places. And I was interested in that. And the television seemed to emanate from big cities, and media emanated from big cities, and media was more of the day than the place in which I lived, and so as it happened, as soon as I was able to get myself out of my small place,


Spontaneous passage of a colon cast in the absence of abdominal aneurysm.
The spontaneous passage of colon cast from a 76-year-old Japanese female patient is reported. Macroscopically, the colon case was shaped like the airbladder of a fish. Histopathologically, the cast consisted of degenerated colonal mucosa, including glands. No inflammatory reaction was apparent. The patient lacked any evidence of abdominal aneurysm. Since there have been only five reported cases of colon cast in the literature, and since in all of those association with abdominal aneurysms was always described, the present study represents the first report demonstrating the formation of a colon cast in the absence of associated abdominal aneurysm. However, the patient was found to exhibit several risk factors for ischemic colitis, such as arteriosclerosis on the wall ofof Representatives on October 23, 2013 by Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R, MO-3). It was referred to the United States House Committee on Financial Services. The bill was scheduled to be voted on under suspension of the rules on May 6, 2014.

Debate and discussion
The American Bankers Association (ABA) wrote a letter in support of H.R. 3329. The ABA said that the legislation "would provide much needed regulatory relief for hundreds of community banks and thrifts." They argued that under an increased BHC threshold, "more banks and thrifts will qualify for coverage under the BHC and will be exempt from certain capital and regulatory guidelines that do not provide materially more safety and soundness protection in the context of these community banks."

The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) also wrote


areas of campus. "The first goal was to show it to the president and staff," said Andreu. "They found it to be very useful. So now we'll roll it out to the next layers--the vice presidents, directors, and some deans."

The technology team has begun working with some of the directors to tailor the dashboards to their departments' particular functions. For example, "The admissions office wants to see updates weekly or daily on enrollments," explained Andreu. "They'll be able to drill down to tell which high schools students are enrolling that week without having to look through PDF reports."

In setting up the dashboard system, Andreu acknowledged, he was also forced to put his own house in order. "To make this dashboard work, we had to reorganize a lot ofR.I.P. soul singer Bobby Womack

As confirmed by Rolling Stone, Bobby Womack, soul singer and member of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, has died at the age of 70. His cause of death remains unknown, but he reportedly suffered from diabetes and early signs of Alzheimer’s disease over the last few years.

Womack had been involved in music for his entire life, having gotten his start singing with his siblings in Curtis Womack and the Womack Brothers. That group would later change its name to the Valentinos in 1960 after working with legendary singer-songwriter Sam Cooke. With the Valentinos, Womack recorded “It’s All Over Now,” a song that The Rolling Stones would later cover and turn into their first number-one hit on the British charts.

In 1968, Womack released


This invention relates to a spool for winding a photographic film.
In the conventional photographic film spool, a slot for film insertion is formed on the spool core. A pair of hooks is provided on one of the facing walls of the slot, and a rib to inhibit slipping out of film is provided on the other wall. The rib to inhibit slipping out is disposed on the part to counter the center between the aforementioned hooks. The trailing end of the photographic film is engaged with the hooks and the rib to inhibit slipping out (Japanese Utility Model KOKAI No. 58-178143, Japanese Patent KOKAI Nos. 58-203436, 62-240957).
When photographing is finished, the photographic film engaged with the spool core is cut off near the spool, and then developed. TheWhen the victim's family raised an alarm, the suspects drove the ambulance away. (Representational)

Two men have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a suspected sexual assault of a Sikh teenage girl inside an ambulance in Pakistan's Punjab province, Dawn newspaper reported on Monday.

The 15-year-old girl, said to be mentally unstable, had gone missing at midnight on Saturday from her home in Nankana Sahib city, some 80 km from Lahore, the police said.

The family looked for her everywhere but could not trace her. The girl's father said they spotted an ambulance of the Punjab Emergency Services Rescue 1122 parked at Nankana bypass.

On peeping inside, the family found that two men, identified as Ahsan Ali and Sameen Haider, were sexually assaulting their daughter, the Express Tribune reported.

According to a


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On Thursday June 21, county board executive committees in Dane and La Crosse counties advanced measures that would place cannabis legalization advisory measures on county ballots Nov. 6.

In Dane County, the cannabis advisory referendum resolution introduced by 6th District Supervisor Yogesh Chawla passed out of the Executive committee on a unanimous 5-0 vote. The next stop is the full Dane County Board meeting July 12.

The La Crosse Tribune reported La Crosse County Board’s Executive Committee voted Thursday to move ahead with consideration of two advisory referendums on the Nov. 6 ballot, one on marijuana legalization and one on transportation funding options. County staff has been directed to prepare resolutions to put the questions on the ballot, with the full board voting in July on puttingAging and Sex

Sex and aging has become an issue of growing popularity. At the same time, with changing dietary and activity patterns, and new medical treatments, many people in their senior years are relatively healthy and desirous of continuing an active life, including an active sex life. While prior to the 1960s the topic of sex in later life was consciously ignored in the media, not included in most sex research, and considered an inappropriate issue for public discussion, today it is receiving increasing attention.

Indeed, the first serious book on the topic was not published until the 1960s, and the first reliable study did not appear until 1966 with the publication of the seminal work of sex researchers Masters and Johnson.

Even now the topic of sexuality and aging


Kielce Street Style

All about Kielce street style

The first Kielce street style blogger to showcase her look on Chictopia was redlipsaremyheroine of redheroine.blogspot.com in Summer 2012. She styled her new look bag with a DIY vest and Zara blouse. Since then, 8 Kielce street style bloggers have uploaded over 163 photos of their personal style to the community. Popular brands worn in Kielce include second hand, Secondhand, H&M, and Zara.Traditionally viewed as a retirement league, MLS was once a place where former stars ended their careers in comfort as household names. Some young players would show off here at times but the majority of big moves involved saw former stars coming stateside. That has all changed in the last few years as more young players – a large number from Central and South America – have made the jump to MLS with hopes of spring-boarding their way to Europe. This caused the quality of play to increase and teams have had to adjust. One of the final pieces for the next era of MLS is outgoing transfers involving silly money.

Enter Miguel Almiron.

Almiron has been the subject of transfer rumors recently that would see him land anywhere from


the roster with young and exciting players, it was understood that they would improve themselves here before moving on to make big money on bigger stages. Moving Almiron for anything more than twice his cost has to be considered a fantastic success for the club and speaks to the work done by the scouting department and front office. Almiron’s success at his next stop could do wonders for Atlanta as a destination in the Western Hemisphere for young exciting talent.

The next move would be just as important as Atlanta would surely go scout another potential star to repeat the process with. At that point the MLS 3.0 Death Star would be operating at full power, signing and cultivating stars like an ACME factory while pumping out homegrown playersOn the 16th of October 1838, in Tocco, district of Chieti, province of Abruzzo, appeared Felice Antonio Raulli, 26, shoemaker, presented a male baby, named Raffaele, born of Domenica Santillo, 24, living in Tocco. Raffaele was born on the 15th October at 5 pm. He was baptized on the 16th of October by the pastor of the mother church [Martyr Parish of Saint Eustace] in Tocco.

Guess what else! When I added Raffaele's birth information (15 Oct 1838) to my RootsMagic program, I saw that Angelica Raulli, Raffaele's sister, was born 22 September 1838---something is wrong. I checked Raffaele's birth record and the year of birth is 1833. My excuse: when I wrote the translation, I had 1833, however, when I typed the information for this website, in haste,


The tobacco industry embarked on a PR strategy that exaggerated the threat of the illicit tobacco trade in response to the Government's plans for plain packaging, a new research paper has claimed.

"Tobacco companies are exaggerating the threat of illicit tobacco by commissioning surveys of dubious methodology, planting misleading press stories and misquoting government data," said one of the authors of the paper, Professor Anna Gilmore of the Tobacco Control Research Group at the University of Bath.

The paper analysed UK newspaper articles published between 2008 and 2013. The UK Government announced proposals to enforce plain packaging on tobacco products in 2011 but decided to delay the plans last year, saying it wanted to wait to see research on the effects of plain packaging in Australia.

Warning that industry data onby tobacco companies about the levels of illicit tobacco in the UK. The illicit issue is being used by big tobacco as part of public relations strategy to raise doubts about the effectiveness of standardised packaging, with the aim of derailing legislation."

Similar arguments were used by tobacco companies in Australia before plain packaging was introduced in December 2012. The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper revealed yesterday that official customs figures on illicit tobacco seizures in the country showed no evidence of any increase.

An independent review commissioned in November 2013 and led by paediatrician Sir Cyril Chantler is due to report its findings on the public health benefits of plain packaging to the Government at the end of March.


A mystery in Australia's musical history has been solved with the first recorded singer of Waltzing Matilda tracked to the Kimberley town of Broome.

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia has more than 300 different versions of the song on file, but it was the origins of the earliest recording that sparked a search from Canberra to Western Australia's north-west coast.

The two-minute audio track is scratchy and faint, and recorded by a little known tenor called John Collinson.

Archivist Graham McDonald said the 1926 recording intrigued him from the outset.

"It's not a particularly wonderful recording - it's done quickly, and the melody has been changed a bit from any of the other versions we know of," he said.

"Apparently it didn't sell many copies.

"But it's significant in that MrCollinson was the first person to record Waltzing Matilda that we know of, over in London, before there was a recording industry in Australia."

Nothing was known of the enigmatic performer, so Mr McDonald began trawling through newspaper archives and historical records to piece his story together.

What emerged was a portrait of a quiet and polite man with an adventurous streak, who carved out a small place in Australian history but died an unknown in the remote pearling town of Broome.

An unexpected life

Mr McDonald hit the jackpot early in his search, finding the only known image of the mystery singer Collinson online.

The video clip was taken from a British newsreel from around 1930, and shows a rather stiff but handsome young man performing a romantic song on stage, accompanied


by a piano player and wearing a smart tuxedo.

It emerged that Collinson was a working-class lad from Newcastle-on-Tyne, who sailed to Australia in 1914 and promptly signed up for the Australian Army.

"He got sent off to Gallipoli later that year, and then to the western front, where he was wounded quite severely," said Mr McDonald.

"He was shot through both forearms and was being operated on to repair that damage, and as he was coming out of the anaesthetic he started singing in quite a melodious voice."

As luck would have it, one of the medical staff who overheard him sing was friends with the conductor of London's annual Prom Concerts.

Collinson was soon having singing lessons, and headed back to London for a moderately successful career as a stage performer.

Itwas there that he married, had two children, and at some point recorded Waltzing Matilda.

The search for Collinson's past dried up until the late 1930s when he set sail for Western Australia.

"In 1938 he appeared on a boat to Perth - with a woman who was not his wife," explains Mr McDonald.

"We have no idea what he did between then and the early 1960's, when he appeared in Broome."

A town full of strangers

As many did before him - and as many still do - Collinson appears to have merged into the Broome community with few questions asked of his past.

Gwen Knox grew up opposite his house, which sat perched among the mangroves on the edge of Roebuck Bay.

"He used to ride past the house on his bike, and


I always thought he was quite interesting because he had callipers on his hands, and I don't know what had happened," she said.

"Sometimes I'd hang on the fence and wave hello, and he'd always wave hello back.

"He seemed a quiet man, and at the occasional times we'd go to church, the Anglican church next door, he used to take the collection money and distribute the prayer books."

Looking back, Ms Knox wonders at the earlier life her neighbour led, treading the boards of theatre-halls in London.

"We didn't even know he could sing, or play an instrument," she said.

"We would quite often have people having people under our tamarind tree with their instruments, or for a sing-along or on our veranda, and we would could have invited him along ifwe'd known!"

Local legend has it Collinson was dead for several days before his body was found, laying in the bedroom of his waterfront shack.

Mr McDonald is philosophical about the gaps that remain in John Collinson's story.

"It's quite a story - a working class boy from Newcastle Upon Tyne didn't normally become an opera singer," he said.

"What happened to his family? Who was this woman that he arrived back in Australia with? And what did he do through the 1940's and 50's? Those are the questions we haven't been able to find answers to, and we'd love to find out.

"It's a constant challenge to be finding more about the old recordings in Australia, but by telling the stories of Waltzing Matilda we're effectively telling the story of the Australian


First Signs of Spring in the Mulkear Catchment

As we enter the first week of February 2013, the Mulkear catchment has experienced gales, storms, snow, hail, rain and today, for a change, beautiful sunshine.

The Mulkear River from railway bridge at Foyle (Image: Ruairí Ó Conchúir)

While the weather has been extremely windy and very unsettled over the past two weeks, there has only been a few nights of consecutive hard frosts. Daytime temperatures have varied from 4 or 5 degrees Celsius to a barmy 13 degrees Celsius on the 29th January.

Spring buds and lichen over the Mulkear (Image: Ruairí Ó Conchúir)

Despite the cold and unsettled weather, the signs of spring are visible throughout the catchment. Signs of new life abound.

First leaves of new life on the Mulkear River (Image: RuairíThe Summons by John Grisham Red Rabbit by Tom Clancy Remnant by Jerry B. Jenkins and Tim LaHaye (left behind series) The Lovely Bones by Alice Seybold Skipping Christmas by John Grisham The Shelters of Stone by Jean M. Auel (Earth's Children Series) Four Blind Mice, James Patterson The Nanny Diaries by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus From a Buick 8 by Stephen King Nights in Rodanthe by Nicholas Sparks Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King by J.R.R. Tolkien The Black House by Stephen King and Peter Straub Bush at War by Bob Woodward Portrait of a Killer by Patricia Cornwell Stupid White Men by Michael Moore The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers by J.R.R.


Tolkien Face the Fire by Nora Roberts The Villa by Nora Roberts Midnight Bayou by Nora Roberts 1st to Die, James Patterson The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien Violets Are Blue by James Patterson

(Left Behind Series) by Tim Lahaye The Big Bad Wolf The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks The Teeth of the Tiger Life of Pi by Yann Martel Key of Valor by Nora Roberts Key of Light by Nora Roberts Key of Knowledge by Nora Roberts Dark Tower V Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King Scarpetta by Patricia Cornwell

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini The Secret - Rhonda Byrne The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini The Road - Cormac McCarthy Book of theThe Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy The Wind Up Bird Chronicles by Murakami The Shining by Stephen King The Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac The Adventures of Augie March by Saul Bellow Moby Dick Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov Labyrinth by Jorge Luis Borges Heart of Darkness Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

The Tale of Peter Rabbit The Tale of Tom Kitten The Tale of Mrs. Tittlemouse The Tale of Mr. Tod The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes The Tale of Jeremy Fisher The Roly Poly Pudding The Great Big Treasury of Beatrix Potter (.txt)

"Pink*Jeep"as my youngest's favorite phrase when he was little,


the statute read as follows: "Actions for any relief pursuant to this chapter shall be prosecuted exclusively in a court of competent jurisdiction by the Attorney General or any district attorney or by any county counsel authorized by agreement with the district attorney in actions involving violation of a county ordinance, or any city attorney of a city, or city and county, having a population in excess of 750,000, and, with the consent of the district attorney, by a city prosecutor in any city having a full-time city prosecutor or, with the consent of the district attorney, by a city attorney in any city and county in the name of the people of the State of California upon their own complaint or upon the complaint of any board,with words. The Oprah Winfrey Show was produced by Harpo Productions, Inc. Harpo is coincidentally Oprah spelled backwards, and also a character in the book by Alice Walker, The Color Purple, later made into a film of the same name in which Oprah was cast. This is now common knowledge, but I figured this out long before Wikipedia did, or anyone else ever said anything.

I still have not answered the question in my second paragraph.

The gratitude trigger went something like this:

— more work than I can cope with — declined big translation — tempting & Portuguese
— know someone can pass work on to
— glad friends with German woman in France — “good cooperation”! (Aside: Private joke with self. That last phrase is probably the most often used, and


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New manager for real estate development and marketing at Vienna Airport

15/02/2013 | Press releases

New manager for real estate development and marketing at Vienna Airport

Flughafen Wien AG is continuing its strategic focus on real estate development and location marketing with the addition of
an experienced specialist to its staff: Wolfgang Scheibenpflug (MRICS) will join the company on 15 February 2013. He will
be responsible for the development and marketing of Vienna Airport as a real estate location. This appointment will expand
the team under the direction of business unit manager Werner Hackenberg to include a further expert.

Wolfgang Scheibenpflug (MRICS) has worked in the real estate branch for over 15 years and was last employed by EHL Immobilien
GmbH as the head of the commercial property department. These responsibilitiesallowed him to compile extensive practical
know-how in the development and marketing of commercial properties as well as precise knowledge of Viennas real estate
market and its requirements.

In connection with his responsibilities at Flughafen Wien AG, Mr. Scheibenpflug (MRICS) will place a special focus on strengthening
the airports position as a real estate location and developing and marketing the commercial properties at the airport
site. Vienna Airport has excellent potential, especially in the office and conference sectors, as well as attractive areas
for possible hotel and business utilisation. Mr. Scheibenpflug lives in Langenlois, is 42 years old and married with two children.